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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Annual parade Ladies' Four-in-Hand Cub start
ing from East I'D street. 1l:3O a. m
Bridge euchre luncheon Of the West End woman 5
Republican Club Hotel Marsete Il CLOCK
Fourteenth annual convention of the International Kin
derRarten Union afternoon session at p m, nrst
round a WadleiSh High school: second fo4ho
table at American Museum OF Natural History
Dinner Of the free lecture OF ths Board OF Edu-
cation Hotel Astor, p. m
yac,urs bv Commander Robert z. Peary on MY Trip
I5aT,bss, Seth calvary Methodist Episcopal Church,
seventh avenue 10th street p m
Supper .hs Manhattan Riding School Hotel As'of' Il
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COLONEL J. e. p. LORD.

Colonel Joseph r. p. Lord. who taken TO
Bellevue Hospital Sunday from the 81. Adams.
No II East 8lst street suffering from poisoning.
died yesterday morning He sixty years old.
According 20 the police Colonel Lord turned on
the gas accidentally in his room. and not dis
covered until unconscious from its effects. Colonel
Lord is said 10 have travelled extensively. and
only returned 10 the city from q six months alb
sence lu Europe Saturday. He member
OF the Society OF Colonial Wars. the Sons OF the
Revolution. the New York Historical Society, the
Lawyers club ana tho Church club.
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FIRST FRENCH PLAY AT PRINCETON.

el s.a,H'eeton. y. J., May l (speciaD.-The French
me- OK Princeton University presented the first
- ever given in Princeton at the Casino to-
Co., Inc play was La Poudre aux Yeux." a
49, N two acts. Owing 10 the success Of to-
,sAts Performance French plays wiz probably be
Lrts annually. The cast included Thirteen stu
Azir,,c, sl.a w5s drilled by several Of the French
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BIDS FOR LAKE TRAINING STATION.

Washington May Bids opened at the
Navy Department to-day for the construction of
buildings at the Naval Training Station for the
Great Lakes near North Chicago. The Noel Con-
structon Company, Of Baltimore. was the lowest
bidder the tWenty-four general service buildings
needed. the bid being 81 1877 1856. There were five
bids filed For the construction of eight officers
houses Macarthur Bros of Chicago the low
est their bid being S109.0l1 Three bids filed
for the extension of water mains, the lowest being
by Henry c. Patterson, of Waukegan Ill.,, S. 800
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MRS. HERBERT SMITH.

Mrs Herbert Smith. a sster-in-law Of Mrs.
Charemagne Tower. wife Of the American Am
bnssador 20 Germany. died AT her home. No. 6I0
West IISth street. last Thursday. She Miss
Elizabeth Walsh. Of New Orleans, and daughter
OF MAJOR Baney r. Walsh. She married two
years ago Herbert Smith. OF Guatemala. who
has since to this city.
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GOVERNOR RODE IN DIRT CART.
Virginia's Executive Glad to Get Anything
at Exposition Grounds.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune J

Norfolk. Va. May 1.-Goyernor and Mrs. Swanson
had to ride in a dirt cart from the exposition
grounds 10 the boat yesterday. When the time
for their depa rture arrived there carriage
be had Hailing a passing dirt cart. the Gov
ernor placed his baggage in the body OF the wagon
aud he and his wife climbed onto the seat beside
the driver
An official OF the exposition company exclaimed In
horror upon seeing them. hut the Governor replied
with Il laugh that he was thankful he was not
quircd walk ana carry his frank.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures May L
7be- we're general rains the Gulf states north
..stsrN light local North Dakota and North
a Montana and local SHOWS and rains IN the extreme
sorth,vas, In the interior the country and the
pacific states fair weather prevailed Il is much cooler
- New ENGLAND and the Middle Atlantic states. and
decidedly colder IN the extreme Northwest Elsewhere
the terperatures have risen although they are oeo"
sasonal averages the entire country except IN the
South Atlantic and portions OF the Pacific states
sbovsra are probable Thursday South Atlantic
and East Gulf coasts and local rains or SHOWS IN the
northern upper lake the extreme upper M'sss-
s,,i Valley Minnesota South Dakota elsewhere the
weather will be fair Thursday it will also be generally
,o,- FRIDAY although local rains probable in the
northern upper lake region Will be ~lder Thursday
g., tho south Atlantic states South Dakota, Nebraska
Minnesota and the northwestern upper lake region and
warmer In the Ohio Valley the lower lake region and
southern upper lake region
TIE winds along the England coast will be light
., fesb northeast Atlantic coast. light 10 fresh
northeast South Atlantic coast. light 70 fresh
becoming northeast Gulf coast, fresh northeast
brisk northeast. becoming
OH ,Lss yorabe becoming north and
Surerinr and North Michigan.
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports viii
fresh northeast WINGS Win SeheEaiS il'
weather the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special IOclIitiesFor the District OF
columbia and Maryland partly cloudy to-day and Friday
light northeast to east winds
New YORK. Delaware. New, Jersey, anu
fair to-day and Friday; light 10
fresh northeast TO east winds
For Ems land partly cloudy to-day; Friday falr
light To fresh north to east winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair and warmer to-day
Friday. 10 fresh east 10 southeast winds
For Western York fair and warmer to-day and
Friday: fresh east 20 southeast winds
Local Official Record-The following official record
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st. Petersburg. May AFTER inspection of
the training squadron at Libau the Minister OF
Marine, who returned from that city to-day, de-
cided to abandon the idea of sending ships TO the
jamestown exposition. The battleships Czarevitch
and Siava and the cruiser Bogatyr the only big
ships available, and these needed in Russian
waters for training purposes.
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PASSENGERS FROM SOUTHAMPTON.

southampton. May 1.-The North German Lloyd
:. Ni'ef Kaiser Wilhelm II. which sailed from here
r.-ay Tor New York, took among her passengers
80 smith, GOvernor-elect OF Georgia and Mrs
Js,ttal 1r and Mrs. Henry 0. Havemeyer and the
No. Minister 10 Germany, j. u. Won Heger-
-ShA-L ndenorOne
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LEGISLATURE PREVENTS BOAT RACE

Madison Wis. May 1.-As result of the Senate
concurring in the Assembly's resolution protesting
against the holding of the Syracuse Wisconsin re-
gatta Memoial Day, President Van Hse to-day
cancelled the event future date VIII be ar
ranged.
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temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lowest 81
So corresponding date OF last
years. 81
northeast winds.
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DR.. PAUL PORTER.

Paris, May DIR Paul Porier. professor OF
anatomy nt the University of Paris, is dead.
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OBITUARY.
JOHN KELLS INGRAM.

Dublin, May 1.-The death is announced OF Johr
Kells Ingram, the political economist.
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Local Official Record.-The following official record
from the Weather shows the changes in the
peature for tweny-four hours in comparison
with the corresponding date of last year:
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given of public.
hearing by the Bureau Of Compensa-
ton to be held in Room 10, City Hall,
November q, 1907, at O'Clock p. m,
At that time and place, opportunity will
be given to all who desire to be heard
in relation to an assessment of bene-
ITS Tor the construction of sewer in
the following named streets:
Starr strest between Sheffield avenue
and Mspsiield street.
Mansfield street, between Starr and
HfKhlsnd streets.
Shefffeie streeb between Division and
starr strerts,
from, Grand avenue to CLAW street
RIRnAU OF COMPENSATION,
! MA 1t B. N. BLATCEILET, Clerk.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
New York
NelV Haven
g. Hartford
Railroad.
NOVEMBER q 1nnr

NOVEMBER 3. 1907.
FOR NEW YORK son a1As
SsSS :SS' $50, S1;25 $500, 1870, sax i
tSS::SS99' 81 EGO, 1000, a. M, 1908.
.s5s si2S 4 ai5S' . ssS$ 2s5' IA. .s4f
m. SUNDAYS gi:4455 y s;o5i sSS "a 3.
2 m, 1900, g1:I2, *1:55. * 'SS' $40
sss?:Ss o o3go' : TS:lO 'e:42, "7:08, '7:62.
., E 10 Washingtop via Harlem liver
l;vo. ?, m, 1890, night, daily.
FOR Boston via Hartford and VIM
iiI EnI Lo;oF' q. m. *4:O5 p, m.
rresiden Ss'0n VIA .s Nsw . .Sss az Az
gao, b. ss:lsss . s7:os, ' Il Y srr ,ssS
s5'z;2o, s2ib5, 1853, a. M, S1S:0E.
For For boston ~ va E 81 spr,nxs.,s-
days-@1:1O a. m. *i:45, SS;iS. D. M
Fer os H La Springfield. Etc--'1:fo
x xfS5 .s; I4'5 ~ 40 '1 q lin NJ
COS Ito Hartford). 7:1O, xs:iv. $50 D M
Sundays 1905. Kills. M n.
For New London, Ictc.--*a:s). 1885
e. llil 81 OK Sy0 . SsylSsrOok) 'iils
:2o. '45s, SIS 91 lo, Ito g ss2broS soS
rIS;552, +7:o5, . 5l;So, Sto- saybrookl, p
q. m, lz.05, F2:ob, ADS, "7.05 p. m
1885 a. M, 1858, 1896, Ito Worcester
and Fitchburg), 5:55, D. m. Sundays-
1920 D. m. M
For SheIburge Falls, Etc.--7:44 a. M.
Westfield) p. nj.
For Waterbury--6:5O (via Naugatuck
Junction. 500, 9;32 a. M, 1901, 2;35.
5:45, TAO p. m, Sundays--S:S5, 11;15. O..
M, AS, $3.50 .. m.
For Winated--6:50 (via Naugatucl1
Junction), 1892 a. M 1901, 2:S5, P:45
I7:4) p. m. Sundays--S:25 a. m. e:45 r.
For. Pittgfeld and intermediate Point
5:55 (via Bridgeport), 9:S2 a. N. $3.50
(via Bridgeport) 4,o5 p. m. Sundays
1858 (via Rridgeport) a. m.
For Litchfleld--s:S2 a. M. Los D. m.
Sundays 755 (via Bridgeport) a. m.
Express trains. xLoeal express
llParlor car limited.
w. q. BIERD, r.. G. COLEY.
Gen. SHpt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Asyt.
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GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

New York, Nov 20,--sailed. Steamers
! Petersburg, Rotterdam and Libau;
Potsdan, Rotterdam via Boulogne;
Oceanic, Southampton via Plymouth and
Cherbourg; iceland, Antwerp; Madonna,
siasconset Mass, Nov. 2o.-steamer
Majestic, Southampton, Cherbourg and
Queenstown for New York, 1870 miles
east of Nantucket lightship at 800 q,
M Probably dock at $3.50 a. m. Thurs
Sable Island. Nov 2o-steamer Pa
Brow Head Nov 2O-Stear1er La
Touraine, from New York for Havre,
was $50 miles southwest at 500 p, M,
er Teutonic, New York for Cherbourg
and southampton (and proceeded),
Cherbourg, Nov. 20--Salled: Steamer
KrenprTp WY Wi Nn9 New Y9fs steam
err Carcathia, Naples etc.
! tricia Hamburg Boulogne and Ply
mouth for New York, in communica-
ton with the Marconi station 1870 miles
southeast at ?. m. Probably dock
Cape Race, n. r., Nov. Steamer
Empress Of Ireland, Liverpool for st.
john N. b. in communication with the
Marconi station 125 miles cast at S:05
Malin Head, Nov 2O.-signalled;
steamer Furnessia New York for Mo-
willie and Glasgow.
southampton, Nov. 20--Sailed: Steam
ers Adrlatic, (Br.9, Smith, New York
prinz Wilhelm (from Bremen), New
York via Cherbourg
Iibau Nov. 15---Arrived: Steamer
Korea, New York via Rotterdam.
Naples, Nov. 1G.---Arrived: Steamers
Re d'Itaiia, New York; Roma, New
Genoa. Nov. 20.-Arrived Steamer
Hamburg New oYrk via Gibraltar and
Naples
lFurnessla, New York for Glasgow (and
proceeded).
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COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LIGHTING.
The Committee on Public Lighting Of
the Board of Aldermen will meet in
Rooms 10-11 City Hail., Wednesday,
November TO- at o'plock .. m. for the
consideration OF the following petitions:
Petition of Albert e. Wilcox for a
Welsbach gas lamp corner of Wilcox
alley and Park place.
Petition of Charles H, Goodrich. ct
ais for q Welsbach gas lamp on Hazel
street between Newhall street and
winchester avenue.
Petition Of Thomas ]. Sturgeon, ct
ais, for a Welsbach gas lamp on
Brownell street between Whalley ave-
nue. and Elm street.
Petition of M. F. Stanley, ct ais, for
an electric arc light at the corner of
Sherman avenue and Percival street,
All persons interested in the forego-
ing are hereby notified to be present,
and be heard thereon without further
notice.
DAVID L. DAVIS. Chairman.
Attest:
MS ct Clerk.
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ial military court Of twenty-sevsn men
of the eleventh Nicholas / regiment on
charges Of mutiny and characterization
came to an end here to-day. Two ser
geants and one private who had dees-
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miles east Of Sable fslaRd at ,. m.
to-day. She WAS In communication
with the wireless station here at that
time. Other vessels to ire eastward
report fine weather.
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tYuypd a picture Of Emperor Nicholas
wore sentenced to death ana at once
Ehet; nine other men were sent out to
the mines for life, twelve were sent
to the mines for ten years, and the
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MARINE RECORD.
kaSs.
Port Of New Haven.

ARRIVED.
Sch Lizzie Godfrey, Godfrey, Northport
Sch Neptune, Holbrook, Onset.
Sch Alhambra, Metcalf, Onset
Sch Maggie Ellen, Martin, Bangor
Sch Red Jacket, Phillips New London.
Sch New Era, (Br.l Caswell, Liver
pool, N, S,
Sch Enterprise, Martin,
CLEARED.
Sch Yosemite. Carter.
Sch Stephen Tabor, Tabor, Greenport
Sch Emily Clark, New York.
Sch Coral, Smith, Onset.
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arIn'sN.Y.&N.H.LTn

DALlSI k1hiSEkt oAl UhDA1.
pAssfrN G19R AND klsts44hP sEAp1Y
~. YES EeW haven e;OQ p. m, Star.
pas fuot O! BfoWn Street. Leavl
HSw fofk 300 p. m, Cortland Stret
kfFr No. is, n r. Fa7a &c. excursiS
s,Skafs s..sS. Roems 81. Take Ch2I
Al Street cars to Brewery street
" A'' C. %, FISHER. AGED
HaW HayeAs C1El
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others were acquitted. The proceed
inSs were secret.
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CITY NOTICES.
CIVIL SERVICE HEADQUARTERS,
City of New Haven.
November b. 1907,

EXAMINATION FO CAPTAIN OF DE-
TECTIVE FORCE.
Notice is hereby given of competi-.
tive examination to test the fitness OF
candidates for above-nsined position, to
Se held at former councilmanic cham
Der, third floor City Hall November
26, 1907, ct 1880 p. m. Only appointed
and acting sergeants of the. New Ha-
ven police department are eligible for
examination.
Application blanks and further in-
formation will be furnished daily ex-
cept Saturday, at Room 10, City Hall,
between the hours Of IL and ! p. M.
Applications correctly certified must
be filed with secretary in person not
later than Friday November 20. 1907,
at l .. m.
President.
Attest: -
mis- IS 10 20 81 228 Secretary.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss Nellie Luckert of Tuchehoe, N
Y, is the guest for two weeks Of Miss
Mae Caulheld Of New York.
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Frank Anderson of Yantic spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Anderson OF
204 Barnes avenue.
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MAunErAN1A oFr F1nR IsLANp.

Sable Island, N. s.. Nov. 2O.-The
Jaw Cunard liner Mauretania was 800
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George Brett of Hartford, who was a
guest over Saturday and Sunday with
friends in town, left Tuesday for his
home.
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Ezekiel q. stoddard, president of the
County National bank, who has been
III for the past week with bronchitis
at his home, 952 Temple street, is con-
valescent. He expects to be out again
in a few days.
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HE.saxI.) New Haven Line
/kfbsns6y EnRNEw yoRK. THE
.'EaMRGsv FARES REDUCED.

STEAMER RICHARD PECK.
From New Haveh--Leave Belle Dock
daily except Mondays 1880 d, m,
From New York--Leave Pier 20, East
River foot Peck Slip, 800 p, m daily
except Sundays. Time between Now
Haven and New York about five hours.
Tickets and stateroom at Bishop 81
Co.'S. 1876 Orange street, also at Belle
Dock and on Steamer.
GEO. c. BLACK, Agent New Haven.
F. c. COLFy. Gen. Pass. Agt.. N. =.
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NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.
New London, Nov. 2Q.-Arrived: Schr.
Fauna. OBJ, Mcdonald, from New
york for Halifax; tug Charles B. San
ford with four barges from west
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West Indies & Orient

Special cruises BY superb steamers
lasting from 1870 days. Cost from e.o'
$500 and up -r D., Nav
SUPERB NILE SERVICE. BY NeY
Steamers. ., ,v
Tourist department f?r general in
formation. Travellers cheeks quo"
over the world.
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Miss Mary Kane of Walnue street,
Waterbury, who has been spending
few days visiting with her aunt in this
city, has returned home.
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William Dempsey of New York, who
has been visiting With Mr. and Mrs.
Caulheld Of Poplar street, left Monday
for his home.
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Walter H. Corcoran of 70 woolsey
street railway mail clerk. has been
transferred from the Danbury and
South Norwalk run to the through
run between New York and Boston via
Springfield.
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Miss Mary Haney is visiting friends
on Grove street, Meriden.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-21

Miss Clara Hastings of New York
has returned to her home after a few
days visit with Mrs. Knowles in High
street. Miss Hastings attended the
football game.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-21

ExtraCoffee is harmless when it made in the American
Al omatc Coffee Filter
MIRA Andrews serves delicious cup Of Coffe. in tn. house
keepers basement made in the wonderful Filter