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A RE YOU A MAN

My Dear Brother: Are you the strong and
kingly man you ousht and be, or have tue
reckless acts OF bygoue days brought loss OF strength
and Ihrcwn your nervous system ont of tune? Do
advancing year, make work go harJ; you lost TO
mems delights because of lack of vim and visor:
Then m
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TRIAL TREATMENT FREE
TO ANY WEAK MAN.

will send six days trial treatment absolutely
free to any worthy who week or worn ou.
from overwork. worry and dissipation csusi,g pre-
mature Old age. los, Vitality, or-ans.
ness, los, energy. varico6cle. kidney ard b'aii4r
troubles. To all such will send FREE un receipt
of stamp for postage. trial ireatmcn; OF tiie
derful remedies used by my I1ie Lu',a1d, Ds. = =.
Parker veier OF tlis' late cv war an f- - yeas
successful practitioner of diseases peculiar
1t is praised by OF the War the Eeseiinn
and il all walls OF iir-. Thl, is what cne Of
many cured men writes
For several wears snT rel from Lame IiacS
Earicocele. Blaii'ler nnd prpSfatir Irnnnle | an
now several months after iasiI: til l.Irer Rem
edy, completely cured. and ii ever !. man.
Am 6i years oid and Veteran II ia. War or the
Rebellion. Wv = BIDwFI.,
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Address MRS. H. c. PARKER
as 4 81 TOLEDO n
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one dollar. If not.
We take your
word and it costs
you nothing; you
decide after a
I II orough trial.
This treatment is
curing even cases
of 80 and 40 years
standing. as welI
as all the earlier
stages. Act no w
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and perhaps save yourself great suffer
ing. Our three-fold treatment cures TO
stay cured because it is constitutional
well local, and we want you to try
IL at OUR expense. Our valuable new
Pile Book lin colors) comes free with
the approval treatment. all i'll rIltn
package. Send ne money-onIy your
name-to DIR. Van Week Co. SC 10. Ma
to-day.
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Beck. wonder.workers for Wen

The same Wonder " Urlers advertised in the same
papers. and sold by the same Man from .iia same
place for years, during which scores of Ia iIci
frauds have busted or gone 10 jiir. NJ Wonder
Workers do aot contain any puis n, ani they ,Io
not excite. They build up strengthen. cura Thcir
use, ohr table; AT dose three times Il ,ny. rursd
O,er 6soOo) cases of Weak Back Exhau.,ing Drains.
Tarcocele Low Vitality, Weak oryu A. Neryous
Debility. Lost Ambition and Kidney and Ba,ider
Troubles In Men Of All Ages during the past year.
easier, quicker and cheaper than they could have
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vsor IL you, too, use
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is Onis One Dollar per box al says casi, Will
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piain ze,iea package repaid. If yo,r ores p Vt,
mention this paper. 1 give men Il squ re ,!-
AMI ani your friend.
GEO. S. BECK, IA Main ST., Springfield, Osio.
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Pensions--lmportant.


prun harus.a BY inch q
make Ps P..s.. T . pr % % y
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m EOICnL.
piles
Instantly Relieved by New :,-FOld Treat
ment Which All Can Try
FREE.
SI.O0 Package Which IN Curing Thou
sands sent Prrpuid to All
Who Write.

To every person answering this adver-
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ry-our complete new three-fGld a,,-
s0rpfiOn cure for Piles. Ulcer. Fissarc.
Proinpse. Tumors, Constipation and all
rectal troubles. If you are fully satisfied
with the benefit received, send us
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Classified Advertisements.
GAR, W.R.c.. s. oFv., SPANISH
WAR SUPPLIES.

q A y SUPPLIES or ALL KINDS
W. h,hs Swords. Belts, caps, Rank Badges
Grave Flags Bunting Flags SILK and Bunting Parade
Flags Complete. Printed SILK Flags. mounted and
unmounted, for W. r. c. and Ladies' of IA. r. Shk
Banners and Guldons Lowest prices In the u. s. and
goods of the best maIerlal and MnrkmanShIp.
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McCUMBER LAW BLANK APPLICA.
TIONS

For the convenience of those who
wish blank forms of application under
the act of Feb. 6, 1907 (McCumber
Service Pension law), The National
Tribune has printed such blanks. We
Will furnish these blanks at the follow
ing Drice.
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I OSISG YOUR GRIP
~ Waen physical ac.ig.iI-x seem 10 be wctxe1.
Ing al the mini os;s grip. the re4tOrI.ivc plsrs
OF Iuyeh ri!'Sa,Ser tn Nilys by feeding he nerves.
reaching every fI in III the nam org i
ing refreshing sleep. appetite siren if aud ilelt'i \
trial quickly proves tiI Ir iac-.elJIs Ii tcy OI
Sent nniy b. c. T. ilooD C1..-tIoot'S sl-sapL
nlia-ioweii. Mass. receipt Of this asi:t. aii a.
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AVERY FAMILY THAT HAS \ FARM OR
II sar'er can keep Honey Bees in Gonfrt,-
able Hives, ana rItss honey for family irs. or
Tor market. O.ie huH,ifri ,loII.s profit from
one tonirOiahi- live Of b~es in one year
Los Of hosey and i1,s cf money keeping bees.
No stiug1 No trouble Ia swimming lime No
loss in winter. SDMEl HING: NEW ~
BEE MsNt'it:H f.NT For particulars
write G. t. toTroN, tioram, Me.
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cSnn Will. RE PAID FOR
'ItDtJtJ any cas. thai my ita.or
4; Tobacco nud Cigarette iicncdir- a. .ii- a
uid form. fail 10 cure, either ~ III or - "
without Datienrs knowledge Tablet ~
fern also. Full particulars on request. -
cInnn Will. BF. pArn iorany n ytE[ y
20 lOOo Opinm. Morphine ant AsF/
Cocaine dtS'1s | Garnet cure. Trpa; N"I
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inSInIlmeniS DIX II. G. fIt. Speci.Is. ia
Neryons Diseases. sii II ~. TOLEDO. OHIO
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PENSION s.

I,rEF.RY PENSION Ci.AIN THoT,oU<.HL.Y
H considered The highest possible ai1wau- e y.
cured iy applying 10 H. VI. S!fpPi' !sf.f.
Pension Attorney, " ishIst.,.i. II C.
L NY COMkA Dir. RE(:FtVISti LESS FH lSN.
"A sl1n!l iHior.n o. Ihe number Of his p.lsIi
certificate. ii,. rate per month he getting; tis
day au ycar of his Dirt. Then will write hi y IA ~
10 get an increase K. w. SHOPPELI, fcItJi
Attorney, Wslstiia ,ton, D. {.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS-Sell Automatic seifCfeaning furry
"A Cont. Money Making opportunity tor husil-is
Wfite 70: Introductory otIer. Clean comb Co. Dept.
il, Rac.Ee. Wis.
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SOi Pc. MONTH. expenses advanced Men
sDsD to navel. collect names advertise and dis
tribute .InpI-s. e,maileui
SAUNDERS co. Dept. J. Fifth Ave- Chicago
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ISCELLAE EOUS.

MISCELLANE EOUS.
: yoihars will find Mrs WhsIow's Soothing syrup
~ the best remedy for their children. bottle
81 Rs. Wms,ows Soothing Syrup IS the best af all
.NE remedies for Children Teethins. &c. a bo tie
HIAERTAiii. PAPER FREE; most reliable pub
Atk iisaPt. Ia tern Agency 81. bridgeport; onn.
NJ ARR AGE ~ itFcTOkT FREETo ALI.-PAY
~ when married plan; send money FUrpt--
ticuars address seiec-ciup De Is rekunshI Alc.i.
MAKRY-EICH AND HANDSOME LADIES
.t4 w:tLt 10 marry. B. ISs of deScr piOlis al
p;io's FREE (Seaed. STANDARD Coz: CLUB,
DEPT {. los Avers Avs. Chicago, Ills.
tlYoULD Yet MARRY IL sUITEpe Aia1r5-
~ nioitai pager VITA arertse,,itS riiarriz.e-
allie people. fch. from all c.io..S mailed
ire-. Il. + tiunieif. Toledo. Ohio.
ADDRESSES WANTED.
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FOR SALE.

ENoR SALE THE RATTLE FLAG OF GEN.
h Andrew Jackson that was carried in the
Drabe battle OF New Orlea,as, Jan. s. ISIS f
tcafon II f,Sire'i Apply To \ NJ. Shacl. ford Cen
ter Barnstead. \. II.
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WIDOWS

S,FECT III ATTENTION GIVEN TO WID pws
- claims for petSoi. Write al once after dea n
OF iilss an . s..liIn, lis pension certiicite wal,
collect w.t IS i;ie IA, fJr an get you TN. hi
est pension allo.a;i- - foT yoIrscif Il. ". SiIOp-
P.:i4i.. Pension Attorney. WIsiiu .on. ID {.
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Rest All Wool Run,Ing Flag.

Parade sizes. 41x5i2 ieef. So 10, bNbt ieet, ~ 10
From the above prices we viii aiio" n
special Discount or ~ per cent. This makes
our prices the lowest IN the T. Best L. = Bunting
aud ,ssseis complete $3.50. Best Banner SILK Parade
Flag. fast coiors i'1 x5. white silk embroidered stars
SILK fringe silk asses. iointed pole. eagle. belt cover
complete $0O1 or size 6I64s trimmed as above, com
piete, $500
GRAVE FLAGS
Made of muslin. printed in bright coiors. with nam
number and location of Post printed In black ink on
stripes ami mounted on strong sticks.
SKA inches, per gross, $500 PER half gross, $3.50
12SiS inches, per gross 500; per hall gross 40
i4x!i inches per gross. 100; per half gross, 49o
Flags without Printing
sxi4 inches per gross ESQ; i2Xis ss5o i1x2i $500.
COTTON HUNTING FLAGS.
Best in the market for the purpose. absolutely fast
col0s. guaranteed not To fade Ia ex months mounted
on stained stats, with gilt spear hrads
l2EiS inches plain. per gross. sioA0: l6xei inches
per gross. .l3C0 I2xIS inches, with printing per
gross l3oo per hair gross SIS. lsx2i inches, with
printing, per gross. l7.n; per ha'f gross, $3.50.
White muslin strearlers, with name, etc. OF Post
printed instead of flags rrice printed
flags
OUR NEW MEMORIAL BADGE.
Made of the fine black satin ribbon 2ie inches wide
inches long the GA 4. badge AMI the name, num-
Der ane location of Post stamped ia silver. the nag
ribbon Of badge In co!ors imitation fringe stamped In
silver at bottom of badge: iie siTepl1ted bar pin
at top-i5 cents each IN lots Of - over Il cents each
In lots of less than -
Goods sent {. o. D., or cash to accompany order.
Seno for catalogue of other fags and supplies
CONRADE J. A JOEL " CO..
IS Nassau street. New York
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FARMS FOR SALE.

LNIDR:DA - COMRADES, JOIN CARLETON
II Colony a beautiful lake; plenty fish aud game
All vegetables grow two crops a year. No malnria or
bronchial trnnblc pnrest water: highest aud health
lest place in Florida Just the place for old Vets to
live their pensions garden, asii, game etc Lots
under fence, SO up. All fruits grow. oranges etc
Stamp for reply G. e. Smith. Carleton, Putnam Co,
Florida.
JNOR SALE OR TRADE-iI. ACRES. WITH
Il good house of roams; good barn: located in
Logan County. Ohio. Want smaller l;tim- Address
A. j. f,atten. H. Z. ID 4 West Liberty Logan Co.. Ohio
cOUTH TF;XAS TRUCK FARMING: LANDS AT
- $500 per Write for plan. inc.1sing stamp
iddfcss Comrade 4. G.. CriIlchnler. Oknuisee, L. T.
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: others will find Mrs WhisIow's Soothing syrup
W the best remedy for their children sc a bottle
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once and you will do it always, so great
Is the improvement.
If you have many short-stemmed
flowers TO arrange 1t is well to fill q
low dish with damp moss, then with q
sharp stick dibble holes in the moss and
insert the stems. When the flowers
have faded the moss may be dried and
used again. Pansies show to better
advantage in this way than in any
other.
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4 1 r.. Wms,ow's Soothing SyrI1 IS the best nf ali
vi remedies for Children Tetthing. .5c. a bo tie.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-12

at once. Their Lord wouldn't long con- tinue on earth. Opportunities do not blde our convenience. Ah! what tears are shed over collins and graves by those who would have given worlds to get their dead back again to do for them the things they neglected to do while they had them. The best time to do kindness Is now.
 Finally, we learn that good life Is not soon forgotten. None like to be forgtten. It is natural desire and or destroy the feeling, but shows how the gospel does not seek to eradicate 1t can be honorably gratif1ed It hal- lows and transfgures 1t by living 1t with Christ and tells us that If we would embalm our names in the mem or!es of men, we must use for that pur- pose the sweet spices of love to Jesus and willing sacrifice made for His sake on behalf of our fellow men" F. Kranebell of Peck street has re- turned from six weeks outing in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. Mrs. Kranebell and children are visit ing in Worcester.
 Harry K. Rowe has returned after a short stay at Fishers Island.
 The regular meeting of Fair Haven lodge, No. 9, Degree of Honor, will take place at A. O. U, W. hall, 25 Grand avenue, this evening. After the meeting the lodge will give an enter tairment and all members are request ed to be present and bring their friends
 Miss Amelia Bremen of Orange, N. J., Is visiting Miss Jean saleskee of { Quinnipiao avenue.
 Miss Emma Macdonald of Atwater street leaves to-day for Washington and will remain for three weeks visit ing relatives,
 Michael Reagan, the bridge tender, leaves to-day for his vacation trip. Congratulations are being received by Mir. and Mrs L, D. Spencer of Plainville over the birth of a daugh- ter. Mrs. Spencer Is the daughter of F. J Morton of Lombard street. Miss Rita Lord of Newark visited re- gently at the home of friends in East Haven She was a former teacher in the Union school.
 | Miss Bessie Goodyear of East Haven has returned after visit in, Brooklyn.
 Rev. D c. Tullar preached his last sermon before his vacation at the East Pearl Street M. E. church yesterday.
 He leaves to-day to join Mrs. Tullar at Rochester and together they will go to Jackson, Mich, in which city MT. Tullar was formerly pastor of the Ida Stiles Memorial NJ. E church. Mir and Mrs. John McGregor of
 Hartford, who resided here for many years, are visiting relatives here and during the week will go to Long Island
 U remain several days, The marriage of Miss Josephine daughter of Mrs. John Hayden of 30 Clay street, to Elmer R. Hasbrouck will take place September 25 at St. i Francis church. A reception will take place after the ceremony at the home of sister of Miss Joyce. Mrs. Hardy MerWin. Woodmont.
 Mr and Mrs. Thomas Prentice re- gently returned from their tour of Europe,
 Mrs. Lena Hegel and son, Henry .@ 7 gel, of Lenox street have gone to Cleveland and will also visit in Michi- gan.
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General shlnninr News.

scilly, Aug. 11,-Passed: Steamer Noordam, Rotterdam for New York.
 Gibraltar, Aug. 6.--Passed: Steamers Gdrty, Trieste for New York; 11th, Neckar, Naples, for New York; sicilian Prince. New York for Naples.
 Liverpool, Aug 11.-Arrived: Steamer Umbria, New York.
 Southampton, Aug. 11.--Arrived: Steamer St. Paul. New York
 Cape Race. Aug. 11.--steamer Kron- prinzessin Cecilie. from Bremen, for New York. was 26) miles south of Cape Race at 5:S0 D m. Will dock early Tuesday afternoon.
 Queenstown, Aug 11.-Sailed: Steam CT Lucania. New York.
 Antwerp, Aug. S.--sailed: Steamer Finland, New York, and passed Lizard 11th
 Neville, Aug, 10.-sailed: Steamer Columbia, New York
 Plume, Aug. tO--sailed: Steamer Slavonia, New York.
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] PRIZE BABIES ARE READY
  THEY WILL GET $500
Great Expectations of the Annual Affair at Savin
 Rock on Wednesday.

The cherub inhabitants of many
 homes in the city and environs are get &ing on their good behavior now to be s l readiness for the grand prize baby sBhow at Savin Rock on. Wednesday,. A Large number of parents have been in- |auiring about entry blanks and are ready to show their faith in the young
 members of their households,
 Prizes to the value of $500 will be Distributed, and every baby entered
 Vill receive a silver cup. All entries sare free but the age is necessarily lim- 3ted to from six months to three years. Amy child of this day and age whose years number more than three justly
 considers herself young lady, and so 8he age limit is 3.
 Two four-piece silver sets for tea #erviee, two silver water pitchers, two ] sBilver coffee sets, and two large silver bowls will go to some of the prize win hers, and the quality of them will at
 east equal the pleasure of the parents Nvhose child is winner.
 s There are also several silver cups and $aucers, toilet sets and a silver cake
 basket among the prizes, an assurance Bt good things that promises we'll for , he success of the afternoon. Should 5 he day prove stormy the show will zbe held the next pleasant day.
 The prizes and entry blanks may be
 had at the store of M Mann & Bro, sS6 Chapel street. Entries should be made at once to have it over with, and seavo time to prepare we'll for getting
 prizes on Wednesday of this week.
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tspeclal corregpondence.l

Woodmont, Aug. 11.--Mrs. Putnam of
 Beleville avenue, Newark, is spend ling the summer at the Hotel Bonsi- lene.
 A whist for the benefit of St. Agnes BR. c. chapel was given Friday night |at the Sanford house which was fol- |lowed by dance. There was very Large attendance.
 MT. and Mrs. Carlisle and Mir. and Mrs Dwight of Springfield are among 1.-the new arrivals at the Merwin Point zhotel Mrs. Nellie Carey Reynolds of Hart sford, who sang in the Union Wood- ] mont chapel yesterday, has been the Iguest of Mrs. Futile for two weeks. Dr. and Mrs, Washburn are enter Raining MT. and Mrs. Frank Cupples 2of Natick. Mass.
 The old Woodmont residents say that 3there were never so many people at #the shore as this year. Some week 3days eighteen or twenty people leave zthe cars at the Chapel street station 29nd on Sunday there is a constant pro- Hcession of automobiles and pedestrians zdown Chapel street,
 I tAll the hotels were crowded to over- Hhcwing yesterday at Woodmont. The 2 Hotel Bonsilene entertained seventy guests for the week end and hop was held Saturday evening.
 Benjamin Ryder went Saturday to 2Mystic to join lis wife, who has been
 staying a week with her mother who : will remove shortly to California. z Mrs. Lucy Smith of Milford, who has ! been visiting her father, Mortimer
 Treat, for week, returned home yes- zterday.
 John w. Merwln entertained yester- 5 day Mrs George P. Merwin and MT.
 and Mrs. Charles F. Merwin of Eld
 street and Mr. and Mrs. Charles H, : Merwin of Bishop street. New Haven. Harold Chapman and wife came Sat #urday for a week to visit his parents,
 MT. and Mrs. Ephraim Chapman. They reside in Hasbrouck Heights, N. J.
 Mrs. Charles Vishno and children hnd Mrs. William Fl. Spock, who have
 D cottage at Woodmont, go the last of f the week to Natertown for week
 The Sunday school of Union chapel zwill picnic at Savin Rock the last week #n August.
 Rev. George H. Bishop, pastor of the
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WOODMONT HAPPENINGS
Successful Whist Given for St. Agnes ChapelRecta on
 Wednesday for Woodmon Chapel.

Methodist church in Westport, preach cd at the Woodmont Union chapel yes- terday to an audience which more than filled the chapel and Mrs. Nellie Carey Reynolds of Hartford sang Abide With Me" and Rock of Ages" A recital will be given at Woodmont chapel Aug. IA. by Mrs. Alex M Drummcnd, reader, assisted by Miss Helen Gauntlet Williams, pianist; Miss Maude Beatrice Beers, violinist; Miss T. Sheridan McNally, soprano; MT. Clifford L. Hollis, tenor; Miss Ha- gel Ely Beers and Miss Helen Clark Bryan, accompanists. Tho entertain ment is for the benefit of Union chapel, Woodmont, and will open at S:15 o'clock. Admission tickets for sale at Hotel Pembroke, 25 cents. The pro- gram Is as follows
 Piano Solo Selected.
 Miss Williams. "The shoogy shoo'' o'',.......... Ambrose
 MT. Hollis Violin Solo-Andante Scherzo Cap- prlclsso ...,.,..,,...........,. David Violin, Miss Maud Beers; piano, Miss
 Hazel Beers. Il Bacio tThe Kiss) L. ArIiti
 Miss T. Sheridan McNally. Reading "{Iiawatha's Wedding Feast ...,....,.......... Longfellow Mrs Irummend, accompanied by Miss
 Williams. Whisper and l Shall Hear" ......
 Piccolomini Solo, Mr Hollis; violin obllgato, Miss
 Beers. Waltz from Faust. Arr. by Wichtl D The Zee ..t................,.Sc Schubert
 Miss Beers, Miss Hazel Beers. Solo Selected.
 MT. Hollis
 At the close of the entertainment the Ladies Aid society will have Ice cream for sale.
 The women in charge and their as- sistarlts at the whist party for benefit of St. Agnes R. c. chapel were Mrs. Edward Sheehan of New. Haven Mrs. J. A. Jackson of New York, Mrs M. G. Bolan of Waterbury, Mrs. P. J. Boyle of Waterbury, Mrs Minnie Martin of Waterbury, Mrs Edward l., Hearn of New Haven, Mfs. Stark of New Haven, Miss Emma Walsh of Ansonia. Miss Julia and Miss Helen Kennedy of Nau- gatuck, Miss Theresa Daley of Nauga- tuck, Miss Irene Moriarty of Water bury.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-12
HITS NEW HAVEN SENATOR'S M. E. O'BRIEN HERE Says Local Public Has Not
 Been Represented in
 Last Legislature.

At the City Mission last night Matt thew E. O'Brien, the ex-sheriff of Bridgeport, delivered an address on "Civic Righteousness" He had a fair sized and enthusiastic audience and was loudly applauded. MT. Mossman said that even on a Sunday night the applause was permissible for such an instructive and interesting address as the speaker had delivered.
 Mir. o'Brien said that the electors oath in Connecticut required each citi- zen to exercise his own judgment and vote for that which in his opinion would conduce for the best good of the state and the nation. If every voter did this MT. 0'Brien said that decent government would be bound to follow for there were more decent people than vicious people, but while the vicious were independent and voted for what they wished the average citizen of good repute boasted that he always voted the straight ticket of his party.
 Party loyalty and indifference" said MT, 0'Brien, 'are responsible for the conditions that exist. The man who says that he takes no interest in poli- ties makes it easy for the vicious to run things to suit themselves. The man who declares unalterable allegi- cnce to any party Is selling his vote to that party as much as the man who sells il far cash on election day"
 When men make up their minds to live up to their paths as electors and cast party loyalty to the winds when the party deviates from their ideals or noplnates unworthy men the days of boss rule liquor domination and graft irg officials will be at an end"
 In speaking of the recent legislature
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-12
PANDEMONIUM NIGHT A SUPREME NOVELTY Manager speck of White City Hits Upon the Best
 Thing Yet.

Pandemonium, joyous pandemoni- um, will reign supreme at the White City Wednesday evening, when Man ager Speck will give his first 'Pande- monium Night" The affair, from its very inception, seems stamped with certain success. It will be night the like of which, for wholesome reyelry, has never before been even approach ed anywhere. The idea is purely orig inal with MT. Speck, and it's details all speak of colossal pleasure for every man, woman and child.
 In the first place, every one is in- vited to bring along some instrument to emit some sort of noise, It makes no difference what it is---how sweet or how horrible The only things barred will be firearms and fireworks. The management itself will furnish the lat- ter in the shape of 1000, 900 harmless f1recrackers, which will be set off at 9:45 to cap the climax.
 To those persons who do not bring instruments will be given fine decorat-, ed tin horns drums, whistles, exten- sion whistles, balloons, jews-harps and dozens of other things. The evening will assume the proportions of a great and grand fete, especially when the five tons of confetti and streamers are distributed and miniature pleasure battles are waged between battalions of young ladies and gentlemen.
 For this week also Manager Speclz provides for patrons a triple-feature outdoor entertainment Nothing more sensational can be offered than the remarkable act of H. L. Waite, the cylinder cycle wonder who rides inside a large cylinder cage at so great a speed that he wnirls about the sides, riding straight out from them. Ask any one who has seen this act what they think of 1t.
 Robbie De Castro, the boy wire walker, has been re-engaged for an~ other week, Manager Speck paying a bonus for the cancellation of his con- tract at Coney Island
 Next in the triple feature are the balloon ascensions both afternoon and evening.
 On Wednesday afternoon an aux Hilary baby show will be given follow ing the grand event in the park. Six splendid prizes are offered in the shape of sofa pillows with the pictures of the winning babies on them.