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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
A Pleasant Moonlight Party.

MIR and Mrs r 7. Mccormick
Miss Beatrice Avrra, Miss Sue Simr'
son. Mosby TAYLOR and Harvey Rob.
inson formed a jolly PARTY who went
on a muon!.ht ride to tn" lake Il
dainty lunch which was spread upon
the banks OF the lake and enjoyed by
all.
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best PARTY she ever chaperOned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
Rock crusher Again at Worts.a,

A new transformer has been 70
c.i>ed and installed and the. motor 10
again able to run the rock crusher.
Their. will BE-. plenty Of crushed rock
from now on 10 cohtinu" IN" con
structiOn OF the side walks and for
paving the streets without interrupt
ton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
Work on Church Nearly Completed

Workmen were busily engaged yes
,.rday putting in sthe new cathedral
glass windows in Holy Trinity Eptsco-
nal church. The new furniture Is
arriving daily. and when II Is all here
and Installed 1t will he on" Of the
han,,somest churches in the State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26

NrA Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children's tssthinS. II
soothes the child. softens the gums.
allays an pain. cures wind collie. and
II the bsse remedy for diarrhose-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-12
WILL 60 WITH
 THE GOVERNOR Official List of Those Who Will Accompany the Chief Magistrate to
 Jamestown. CONNECTICUT DAY
 TOBE OBSERVED New Haven Will be We'll Represented by a Num- Der of Prominent
 People.

Governor Woodruff last night an- aounced the make up of the Connecti- cut party that will accompany him to Jamestown for the observance of Con- necticut day at the exposition.
 The governors official party will be composed of:
 Gov. and Mrs. Woodruff, Congress- man George L. Lilley and Mrs. Lilley, Executive Secretary Charles E. Julian and Mrs. Julian, M. H. Holcomb, John Q. Tilson, Colonel I. M. Ullman and Mrs. Ullman, Colonel N, R. Hotchkiss and Ms. Hotchkiss, General George M. Cole, Colonel Charles M. Jarvis and Mrs. Jarvis, F. s. Luther, Major Will liam H. Lyon and Miss Lyon, Major Henry J. Steiner and Miss Steiner, Major William P. Futile and Mrs. Tut tie, Colonel M. J. Wise and Mrs. Wise, Mrs. c. F. Minor, Miss Lillian s. Thompson. Executive Clerk F. D. Rood,
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RIGHTS OF THE
 GAS COMPANY
Continued from First Page.)

the number of the company's stock holders a few years ago.
 The work of extending the com pany's service from Centerville to Mt Carmel has now progressed so far that 1t is sure to be completed before the ground freezes up.
 The plant of the company has been so greatly improved in the last year or two that 1t is now in first class con- dition, yet even now further improve ments can be made to advantage. One reason that 1t Is probable that a considerable number of rights to the new convertible will come upon the market Is the heavy demands upon stockholders in various New Haven securities in the last year or two such as Southern New England Telephone stock, New Haven railroad stock now pending, the Electric Light company the Water company, for subscriptions to new stock or bonds. Besides these calls many in New Haven have been called upon to take new stock in that of St, Paul road, the Northwestern, the New York Central, the Big Four. Gen eral Electric, Westinghouse, etc.
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MELLEN READY TO SPEAK OPENLY Says He Has Nothing to Conceal Regarding AL legged Illegality of
 Merger. ROAD NOT UNDER
 FEDERAL CONTROL Has No Interstate Trolley Lines Except in One
 Unimportant h.
 stance.

It is stated in railroad circles here that after his consultation at Boston with Asa French. the United States district attorney, on the alleged ille- gality of the merger of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company with the Boston and Maine, and other roads, alleged to be com petitors. M. A Purdy, the representa- tive of the federal government, will have an Interview with President Mel len upon the subject. President Mel len has stated that he is ready to dis close absolutely all the facts. It is understood that, as regards the New Haven company, the question relates chiefly to the Boston and Maine, the Central New England and the New Haven's trolley acquisitions
 As regards the trolleys, the New Haven's contention is that except in very unimportant and involved cases, connected with its Rhode Island sys- tenn, the New Haven has no interstate trolley lines, and thus does not fall under any federal Jurisdiction. In the case of the Boston and Maine and the Central New England, the New Haven holds that neither of them is In any serious sense competing line, in the spirit and intention of the federal law. the great mass of the Boston and Maine's business being that of con- meeting system and not rival, while the Central New England before the New Haven acquired control has only the most trlfling amount of competi- tive business at Hartford. Moreover, the New Haven Is minority stock holder and nothing else in the Boston and Maine company It is possible, however, that in the proceedings some question of federal Jurisdiction may arise over the New Haven's acquisition of its marine properties.
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Samuel IA. Eddy and Mrs. Eddy, Will liam J. Barber and Mrs. Barber, Thos. L. Hamilton and Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Jarvis and Miss Hotohkiss.
 Others who will go are: From Hart ford, Carnot O. Spencer and Mrs. Spen- cer, William H. Scoville, John B. No .ble, Thomas H. Bgan, A. F. Gates, c. II. Case, H. J. Boomer, J. c. Mitchell and Mrs Mitchell, w H. Corbin, E. s. Geer and E, s. Geer, ir.
 From New Haven. Dr. F. H, Wheel CT and Mrs. wheeler, Alexander .Troup, Mrs. H. w. Kelley, Mrs, s. B, Law, E. S. Thomas, J. c. southerton, Max Ad- Ter and Mrs. Adler, J. A. Slmmonds and Mrs. Simmons, Miss Bertha Gaul, Isaac Wolfe, M. E. Chatfield and Mrs. Chatfield.
 From Bridgeport: Mrs. S. P. Cronan, Mrs. Louis Kutscher, jr., and J, A. RusllnG.
 From Meriden. A. Chamberlain, T. L. Reilly, Benjamin W. Collins and Mrs. Collins and Miss Collins.
 r. H. Quintard and Mrs. Quintard of South Norwalk; J. P. Woodruff, W, T. Marsh of Tltchfleld; Oliver w. Mack, c. ". Cramer of Portland; c. J. Bates and Mrs. Bates of Chester; R O. Ea- ton of Montowese; A. T. Pattison of Simsbury; General H. o. Averill of Washlngton A. M. Shepard of Glider sleeve; H. B. Case and Mrs. Case of Barkhamsted; M. H. Tanner of Win sted; c. H. Tlbbetts of Wallingford; Elijah Rogers and Mrs. Rogers of Southington; A. R. Jones, Eugene Wes- sells and w. F. Tomlison of Danbury; P. H. o'Brien of New London; Fred A. Jacobs and Mrs. Jacobs of Daniel son; F. M Williams of New Milford; w. E. Burbank of Suffield; F. H. Ba- ker of Stafford Springs; Frank E. Rus sell of Putnam; s. H, Culver of Sey mour; H. G. Jones of Saybrook; An drew Kingsbury of Rockville; F. B. Griffin of Granby; w, s. Comstock and Mrs. Comstock of East Haddam; W. S. Woodruff and Mrs. Woodruff of Orange; W. c. Cordially, Major Wall lace Dunn of Nerwalk; J. T. Hayes and Mrs. Hayes of Brooklyn, N. r.; A. F. Howe and Mrs. Howe of Derby; c. c. woodruff of Litehfeld; c, w. Hodge of Roxbury Station; H. A, Middleton of Broad Brook; F. c. Smith of Mid dletown; IA. J. Bull of Monroe; D, W. Patten of Clintonville; Colonel L. B. Burpee of Waterbury; J. W. Aisop of Avon; B. P Mead of New Canaan; J. 4. James of Hawleyville; J. H. Monro and Mrs. Monro of Guilford; Nj D. Frederick, Thompsonville; Mrs. R. J. Vane of New Britain; and Judge Wil- liam J. Malone of Bristol
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GRISWOLD SINKING. Physicians Say Death is Only a Matter of
 Days. VICTIM IS CHEERFUL Prominent Socially in Class of 1907 at Hartford
 High.

At the Yale infirmary last night 1t was stated that the condition of Charles Darrow Griswold of Weth- ersfeld, the Shelf, freshman who was injured while diving from the plank at the Yale gymnasium pool. had taken a slight turn for the worse and that the student was gradually sink ing. His physician, Dr. Willis H, Grove, holds out no hope that he will survive and says that his death is but a matter of a few days
 pr. Mcknight of Hartford, the we'll known specialist arrived in the city yesterday and went into consultation with Dr. Grove and Dr. Mailhouse in regard to the case and they decided that an operation on the young man would be useless Griswold's arms and legs are 'paralyzed and one of the bones of his neck Is broken, besides the fracture to his spine.
 All day yesterday he was conscious and talked cheerfully from time to time with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Griswold of Wethersfeld, who had been called to his bedside. He was not in such pain as the day be- fore and believed he was getting bet ter. Toward night he became quieter and early in the evening went to sleep. Throughout the day many tele- phone calls were received at the in flrmary from his classmates with whom he had become already popular and several asked if they could send flowers to him or be of any assistance.
 Griswolds roommate was F. Wins low, jr., and they lived at S2 Wall street across from Shelf Vanderbilt, The injured student graduated from the Hartford high school last year near the head of his class and was prominent socially and in other branches of activity at the school I
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meeting at 5:4s p. m.; Pentecostal ser vices preparatory to the coming re- vIval; ladies prayer meeting Thurs day at 2:3O D. m. at the church; Junior league Friday at 4 p. m; class meet ing and probationers' class Friday at 7:30 p. m. To all of these services the public is cordially invited. At the morning service last Sunday fourteen were received into membership, one on probation, seven from probation into full membership and six by letter.
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Grace NJ. D. Church.

Corner Howard avenue and Portsea street. The pastor, Rev. W. w. W. Wilson, D. D., will preache tomorrow morning on "The Table Land Between Two Epiphanies' and at night on "The Distinguished Revealer of It." The ser vices of the entire day win be as fol- lows: Class meeting at s:S0 a, m; preaching by the pastor at 1O:SO avn. and 7:S0 D. m; Sunday school at 12 m; Epworth league vesper service at 6:45 D. m; weekday services: Ladies' Aid Tuesday at 2:SO ?. m.; prayer
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LAUGHS AT THE STORM.

A man with a good rain coat on his arm can laugh at the storm. One of the most economical, one of the most all-round serviceable garments a man can buy. To-day is the day set apart by J. Johnson & Sons, clothiers on Church street, when rain coats and top coats are being features-featured In variety, large, and in price small A firm that enjoys the confidence of the public because of the satisfaction its garments always give,
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First English Lutheran Church.

First English Lutheran church at Lawrence and Foster streets. Morning worship at 10:S0 with sermon by Rev J. Luther sieber on "A Secret of Trust" Sunday school at 11:s0. Christian Endeavor at p. m. Vesper service at 7:45 with sermon by the pastor on "The Forgotten Secret of the Church" The newly elected of- f1cers of the church will be installed at the morning service.
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DEAD IN HIS ORCHARD.
Former Waterbury Man Found Iife-
 less Near His Cheshire Home.

Dana Elliot Doolittle. we'll known and highly respected resident of Cheshire, was found dead in his orch ard Tuesday afternoon by his wife. He had been complaining somewhat, and early in the afternoon went out for a walk about the farm. After some time passed and he did not return his wife became alarmed and went out in serch of him, coming upon him in the orchard, where he had succumbed. His death was due to heart disease.
 He had been a resident of Cheshire for some years, but had lived in Wa terbury the greater part of his life. His immediate family consists only of his wife, one brother, B. c. Doolttle of Cheshire, and sister, Dr. Doolit- tie of Ansonia also surviving.
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s25 to 100.

light of Christian truth as, In the pre- ceding addresses, 1t has been exposed in the light of scientific and metaphys- ical truth. The course will conclude, as promised, with the enforcement of those spiritual and therapeutic values which reside In a genuine scientific Christianity and which await the faith of every true believer.
 of every true believer.
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The City Mission Honse,

Rev W. D. Mossman, missionary pastor, at the City Mission house, 201 Orange street, to-morrow evening, the auditorium service will be conducted by the Christian Endeavor society of the Dwight Place church. The sub ject is Rising Above Our Environ ments." The speaker will be Miss Bertha Reik, who Is engaged in the work of the New Haven churches con- nected with the Congregational union. All are welcome at all the Sunday ser vices and at the every evening meet ings of the week.
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Flrst Methodist Episcopal Church.

The pastor, Rev. Francis T. Brown will preach at 10:3O a. m. and 7:3O D. m. The morning theme will be "St, Paul as a Financier." In the evening at 1880 the series of lecture sermons on "The Truth and Error of so-called 'Chrlstlon Science will be continued, the subject for the evening being Why no real Christian should be member of the cult called Christian Science, [" The Hindu error adopted by Mrs, Eddy
 namely, that the physical universe is merely an Illusion of the deceived human mind-will be exposed in the
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Dwight Place Church.

In the absence of Dr. Leete at the national council in Cleveland the pull pit of the Dwight Place church will be supplied Sunday morning, October ing dean of the divinity school, and in the evening Rev. R. G. Clapp. The order of service and the music to be rendered by the choir will be as usual and the public are invited to the ser vices.
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CT to-day for the building of 2.13 feet of macadam road and 556 feet d Telford road in the town of Danburl to a Pittsburg contractor. TH macadam, s2 per linear foot will | pair, and $2.B0 per foot for the Tel ford.
 Applications for the following sun| for road improvements have been I'd ceived by the commissioner; GrotoI S2O, ,00O; West Hartford, $2o,0O0; Ea| Granby, s20,oOO; Berlin, $2O,00d Voluntown, sS,000.
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Epworth Methodist Church

Sunday morning the Rev. w. D. Tue key of Milford, will preach and admin ister the sacrament of Holy Commun- ion. In the evening the pastor. Rev H. E. Wilson will speak upon the oues- tion, "Is Conscience a Safe Guide?" The sermon will be preceded by song service of fifteen mintes, beginning at 7;3O. Strangers are especially invited to join us and assist in this service. Other services of the day will be as follows: Sunday school at 12; Junior League at S;3O; Epworth League 6.SO.
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BISHOP 0F LONDON AT
 WlOLSEY NALL SUNDAY Greatest Clerical Dignitary of British Metropolis Will
 Preach to Students.
THE REV. DONALD McLANE
Will Occupy His Fathers Pulpit at Plymouth Church-Rev.
 Mir. Barnes at St. Johns.

The regular service at Trinity P. E. church on the green, will be as fol- lows: a. rn.. Holy Communion; 1O:3O o'clock, morning prayer and sermon; 12 m., Sunday school; 7:30 p. m., even ing prayer and sermon.
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Plymouth Church.

The pastor, Rev. William W. McLane D. D., is absent, attending the sessions of the Congregational National council in Cleveland, Ohio. The Rev Donald B, McLane will occupy the pulpit mor- ming and afternoon. The vesper ser vice will be at 5 o'clock.
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Howard Avenue Congregational.

At the Howard Avenue church to- morrow the services will be as follows: The Rev. Marion L. Benton will preach in the morning at 103O o'clock, his sub ject being Jesus, Goal for the Chris tian." In the evening from to r, the Y. F. s. c. E, All are welcome.
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First Church of Christ, scientIst.

The services at this church will be as follows: 10:9O o'clock, in Republi- can hall, subject, The Doctrine of Atonement." There will also be the regular service at 7;8o in the evening. Sunday school meets after the morn ing service,
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State Street Gospel Mission.

Sunday evening at the State street gospel mission, 94 State street, open air meetings at 7:15 o'clock, followed by the regular meetings at 7:45 o'clock. Meetings every night at 7:45 o'clock, except Monday.
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Tho Bishop of London.

The greatest clerical dignitary of England, the Very Rev. the Bishop of London A. F, Wilmington Ingram, will preach to the students at Woolsey hall at 10:30 o'clock
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-12

The services in St. Thomas church tomorrow are: Morning prayer, lit- any and ante-communion with sermon by the rector at 10:90, and evening prayer at o'clock The Sunday school meets at 1905 a. m.
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tor at 10:30; evening prayer and ser mon by the rector at 7:S0; Sunday school meets in the parish house at 12:15: Chinese Sunday school at 3 o'clock.
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Escaping from menagerie, a large bear patrolled the town of AAaran, capital of Argovi, Switzerland. Streets were deserted and houses closed for several hours, while the bear raided the fruit stalls. It was shot in 9 cafe.
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St. Panps.

The services at St. Pauls church to- morrow, twentieth Sunday after Trim ity, are holy communion at 9:30 a, m. Morning prayer and sermon by at rec
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pIIus cIrpnD INV 6 no 14 DAVIS.

PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed- ing or Protruding Piles in to IA days or money refunded. 50c.
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Church of the Ascension.

The services tomorrow are holy communion at 7:3O a, m.; morning prayer and sermon by the Rev. Floyd S. Kenyon; evening prayer and ser mon at 7:30; Sunday school at 12:15.
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St. Johns P. E. Church.

Rev, M. A. Barnes of Fairmont, W Va, will occupy the pulpit of St. Johns P. E. church tomorrow at the morning service.
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Forbes Memorial Chapel of the
 Epiphany.

Morning prayer and sermon by the Rev. Franklin Knight at 10:30; even ing prayer and sermon at 7:30; Sun day school is held in the parish house adjoining the chapel at 1915.
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United Church.

North church on the green. Morning worship at 1O:30 Sermon by the pas tor, Rev. Artemas J, Haynes. Subject "The Gospel as a Power"
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springside Chapel.
St. Thones, Church.

Morning prayer with an address by the Rev. Robert Bell at o'clock.
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IMPROVED HIGHWAYS.

Contracts Awarded in Danbury-Re-
 quests from Other Towns.
 Hartford, Oct. 11.-contracts were awarded by the highway commission
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Abscesses md Ulcers Cured by "THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON. Druggists refund money if DIR. POR- TIERS ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL fails 25c
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

v Trinity Methodist Church (DwighI and George streets) ". H. Kidd, pasto Morning worship at 1O:3O with ser mon on The Prodigality of Sentiment.i Kindergarten at the same hour, Sun oay schooi at noon. Epworth leagu meeting at 6:S0. Evening worshin a 1:S0 with sermon on The Meeting Plac
 of Sin" Y
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V Howard Avenue Congregations Church, Howard and Columbus avenad Rev. Marion L. Burton will pread
 in the morning at l0:30. Subjecl
 Jesus Goal for the Christian" Y. S. c. E. in the evening, 6 to '. All wei come.
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Humphrey Street Congregations Church--Public worship at 10:S0 d m
 with sermon by the pastor, Rev. F. Luckey, on Proportion In Characte and. Condutt;;p in the evening at "a
 a devotional service with short tai on Lesson from the Harvest" Bibl 6:30 D. m. !
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v Trinity P. E. Church on the Green a. m holy communion; 10:30 a. nl morning prayer and sermon; 12:Il Sunday school; 7:S0 D. m. evening pray CT and sermon,
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Costumes.

Our assortment this season greatly en- larged-Crepe de Chine, Messalne, fine Nets and some Demi Tailored Broadcloths. Colors this season are not high making the cos- tunes more seryicable.
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V Dwight Place Congregational Church
 Rev, William w. Leete. D. D. Pastor-| Public. worship and preaching, 10:30 6:SO ?. m. Y. P. $. C. E, meeting.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-04
Work OF E,psr, safe blowers.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. i-Rob.
bers entered the Office of the Monarch
Laundry company. blew open the safe
with nitroglycerin. broke into the cash
register and secured about 500 10
money besides several packets OF In.
suranco papers and business records.
The robbers entered through n rear
window after first breaking into n
wagon shed and taking half a dozen
blankets. which they wrapped around
the safe 10 dcaden the sound OF the ex.
ploslon. The robbery was not known
until the ofiicc was opened. This was
the second visit within n year Of ex.
pert cmcksmcn.