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name for itself. A meeting will be held next week for election of officers,
 Every place was occupied at the supper given by St. Paurs guild in the parish house this evening. An ex- cellent menu was served to which the large crowd did full justice.
 The engagement of Miss Minnie Taylor to Wayne Jones of New Ha- ven was announced at a whist given by Miss Taylor at her home on Fair street last evening.
 The Meriden grange was the guest of the Wallingford grange at it's weekly meeting this evening. The program for the evening was furnish cd by the visiting grange. A supper followed. The committee in charge was MT. and Mrs. J. D, Bartholomew, MT, and Mrs. G. s. Anthony and Mir. and Mrs. R. G. Hall.
 The Senior class of the Wallingford High school held a meeting this morn HE III tHe senior room An invitation rom the Junior class to be present at a Halloween party was voted, and the 1 class voted to accept it. There will be no sessions of the pub teachers convention. which is to be | held in Hartford and New Haven. Superintendent Marsh and Principals Nickless, McGroty and McCabe attend ed the annual School Masters club
 meeting and banquet at Hartford this evening.
 l St. Lukes day services will be held
 at St. Pauls church tomorrow morn l ing at 9;S0 o'clock. A rehearsal of An American Citi-
 zen" was held in the opera house this
 evening.
 The W. c. T. U. will hold meeting
 at the M. E. church tomorrow after noon at 3 o'clock.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. II. Newton and Miss l Elsie Newton have returned from vis- l if in Narn,pnt
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Friends have been informed of the approaching wedding of Mrs. Carrie Griswold of Meriden, widow of William Griswold, to L N. Brown, of New Ha- ven. It will be a November ceremony.
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The postoff1ce station at Pine Orch- ard which hourlshed last summer has been discontinued. The mail to and from Pine Orchard will now be receiv. ed at and distributed from the post office at Branford.
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The primary department of the M. E. Sunday school of West Haven will give an entertainment Saturday afternoon In the parlors of the church. to which the parents and friends are invited and for which a nominal sum will be charged for those not members of the primary department This entertain ment is called the "Peddler's Parade There will also be homemade food for sale
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A rehearsal of An American Citi- zen" was held in the opera house this
 evening.
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The W. c. T. U, will hold a meeting at the M E. church tomorrow after noon at o'clock.
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St. Luke's day services will be held
 at St. Pauls church tomorrow morn ing at 9:30 o'clock
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BRIEF MENTION
High water to-day at 8;82 a. m.

No sessions of the schools to-day as the teachers are to attend the conven- tions to be held in Hartford and this city.
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The funeral of the late Judge Ed ward M Judd was held from his late residence, 169 South Main street, at 1:20 o'clock this noon. Rev. R, G. Wood bridge, pastor of the First Congrega- tional church, off1ciated. During the services Mrs. John M. Cannon sang three hymns which were always the judges favorites "Just as I Am" Rock of Ages" and Asleep in Jes- us"
 The remains were taken this after noon on the 1920 express to New Brit ain for burial in the Fairview ceme- tery. The pallbearers were Rollin D. Judd of New Britain, cousin of MT. Judd, and MT. Judas three nephews. Oliver W. Martin, Albert L. Judd and George M. Judd, all of Wallingford.
 This evening at the Temperance hall a college whist was given under the direction of the c. W. B. l.. society. The affair was largely attended and every one present expressed himself as having had a most enjoyable time I rose who acted as reception com ittee were as follows: Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, Mrs. Thomas Pagnam, Mrs. Hugh Heslin, Mrs William P. Wilson, Mrs P. O'Connell, Mrs Michael J. But Ter. There were five sections repre- senting the following colleges: Yale, Harvard, University of Pennsylvania, Princeton and Niagara. Appropriate prizes were given the winners. The following were in charge of the sec tions:
 Captain, Miss Margaret Fahey; aids, Misses Grace OConnell and May Bridgett.
 U Harvard Captain, Mrs. James Con-
 sady; aids, Misses Edna Gaherty and sisSa Hoban
 rinceton-Captain, Mrs. John J Derby; aids, Misses Maude Tighe and May Pagnam
 U. of P.-Captain, Mrs. R. Lebaul- Her; aids, Misses Katherine Fitzgerald and Nora Reilly.
 Niagara-Captain, Mrs. Marion Brid- gett; aids, Miss Laura Heslin and Mrs H. Norton.
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John Bailey, who once lived in Meri- den, and carried on blacksmithing and who lives with his son Wilbur, on New field street, Middletown, is quite fec ble. He Is in his ninety-third year. He
 also has son Harry, who lives in West Haven.
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Mir. and Mrs. w T. Newton and Miss Elsie Newton have returned from a vis- it in Vermont
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The second annual supper given by tho Brotherhood of the First Methodiss church was served last evening from 6:S0 to S.3O o'clock in the dining room of the church. A short entertainment was also given.
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Moorhead & Donnelly, the we'll known real estate dealers on Church street, are to erect two frame houses, each to cost $6,5O0, at 135-137 Gamer street, The houses are to be two stories and half high, and the buildings are to be frame structures, suited for two families in each.
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Superintendent Marsh and Principals Nickless, McGroty and MoCabe attend ed the annual School Masters club meeting and banquet at Hartford this evening.
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name for itself. A meeting will be held next week for election of officers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

There will be no sessions of the pub teachers convention. which is to be held in Hartford and New Haven
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The Senior class of the Wallingford High school held a meeting this morn ing In the senior room. An invitation from the junior class to be present at a Halloween party was voted and the class voted to accept it.
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June SIXTH .
HAS BEEN SET AS DATE FOR DED.
lcATloN OF THE NEW MA.
SONIC TEMPLE.

The new Masonic Temple will be
dedicated on the night Of June G.. Ar.
mngements are being made for enter.
tainment Of a big crowd Of Masons at
that time. The building Is now com
pfeted except few little things Of
minor Importance and the several Ma
sonic lodges viii meet In the new ca.
paclous lodge room soon to be dedi.
Gated.
Invitations will be sent 10 all the OF.
fcers Of the Grand lodge in the State
and TO every lodge in the State request.
Ing their presence at the exercises.
On the afternoon Of June 5 from
9::3O TO 6 o'clock and that night from
! to 10 o'clock the building VIII be
open from the basement to the roof,
including the postohice, for public in.
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PERSONAL.
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Ms Ida Han 70 shipnstsooa.., was q

n - ---Ii n, 5tt5tt "a
Mrs: ia Hal, Of shinnston, was a
visitor insthes city yesterday
4 MI and Mrs! Walls, Of Inlepend.
i FEl:s and M. David Henry Of Enter!
prise, are guests Of Mr., and Mrs, NJ.
Ny orrgins The First ward. The latter is
sbrotherSof Mrs: Orr. Il.
Mrs. Raymond Abbattichlo and lit.
sson are home from Washington. b.
Eleanor, the attractive little langb.
ter 81 Nj, and Mrs. A. +. Peldlcord,
sisy quite sick and 1t Is thought she is
tsKlng scarlet fever. XII,
DR. 5LeBond and wife,of Mccurdys.
VILE, were In The city yesterday.
NJ r:aiAlell Walker, of Center, was a
visitor In the city yesterday.
q Miss Matte Cunningham is recoy.
;eesrrlng from an Illness with the mea
isles;
Mrs ! ~ VIII Yost. Of Hagans, was in
the cltysyesterday, shopping.
sSaS Mrs. Lyde stealey, Of Clarksburg,
Il " = !: IN the city yesterday.
NJ Miss Katherine and Francis Deegan
have returned from plttsburg where
they spent several days.
Z Mrs NJ. George Gwynn, Of Washington,
a Pa lsls IS q guest at the home Of DR.. s.
II y. Hal, on Monroe street.
Z, q. Cornwell and A.. L. Lehman
{ will make a business trip to Romney
N tomorrow. n =
Y Mr.. Reggie Lowry, Of Eden, Pa,
WHO'S known by a number Of people
IN this city, is III Of appendicitis and
his now "a a hospital. His speedy re.
S HE;;ctto'yery shipped for by his friends.
mn Miss Flora Lloyd returned home last
evening from New Brighton, Pa, where
she was called BY the death Of a reia.
\ tive
's II I! NJ. g ?, Mayors Is In Chicago on
business trip.
Chas. W. Adams, Of Washing.
K ft ton q Z "a. who resided in Fairmont up
TIL 1885,, Is still In the city, having
been here during the G. A. R. encamp.
ment Mr.Adams formerly owned the
4 ground where the PostofIlce now
stands.
Mrs. Newton and Mrs. McFinn, Of
,Clar.ksburg, spent yesterday in this
city, the guest Of Mrs. Susan Watson,
! on4; Locust avenue.
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spectlon. This will be splendid op.
portunity for the people Of the city
to go through this structure.
On Thursday night at eight O'Clock
the dedlcatory services VIII begin
These exercises will be witnessed by
the Masons and their ladies' only. The
exercises will be under the direction
of the Grand Lodge Of the A. F. and
A. NJ. Of West Virginia. E. NJ. Show
alter OF this city will be In charge as
acting Grand Master. A reception and
dance will follow the exercises.
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win Celebrate Silver Weddjno.

M0RGANToWN, May 24.-Rev. N.
F. Compton, D. D., pastor Of the NJ. r.
Church Of this city, left this morning
for Grafton, where he and Mrs. Comp.
ton will celebrate the twenty.flfth
anniversary Of their wedding. Dr..
Compton married Miss Name Tomlln.
son, Of Moundsyi1te, twenty-five years
ago today, and all day long the doc.
tor and his estlmable wife will cele.
brate the event at the home OF the
father Of DR.. Compton, Mr.. Henry
Compton
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.Nl,!I'PlIr IN THE BUD.
! First Appearance OF Dnndrur n Fore.
~ runner Of Future pnldnesx.

! First First Appearance Of Dnndrun n Fore.
i runner Of Future Dnldnesu.
9 i; That Such IS the ease has been con,
Eelps!sely proven by scientific regearch
lsFrossg unna, the noted European akin
specialist, declares. that danaruT Is tho
3Bbpsro.wed-up cutIc!o OF the scalp. caused
10y Parasites destroying the vitn,h~ In
The hair bulb. The hair becomes ,ffe,esr
and; IN time. falls out. This can be pre-,
vented. n s
Newbro's Herr!c!dc kills this d4ndrrr
germ. and tres:cses the lair to its natural
3tottness and abundancy.
5iR5as Herplclde Is now usea by thousands at
! peoplc--nll satisfied That it Is the mos,
wender,ul hair preparation on the mar.
Y ket to-day! q ,, ) 4.
;t Sold by: leading druggists. Send 1oc. in
stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
Two siEas--5o cents AND 11.ov.
.. A. Billiugslea 4 Co., upsaia!
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TAvERN-O. X. Stewart. ". P.
Vincent, Levi Lightner, Clarksburg;
P. ]. Condry. P!ckens; George Wave,
August Meyer, II, E. c. Blaney, c.
A. Whlssen. John A. Zom, H. c. Hen.
ry. E. F. Fuller. Wheeling; F. G. Best,
F. R. Yoke, Joe saches, Morgantown;
Fred c. Lewis, Federal: a. ]. Seaman,
Moandsvllle: o. 0. Osborne, opekis.
ka; Andrew Edmunston., Weston. C.
o. Stuckler, J. Derrick, Davis: oi!Tr"
o'NeIl, Jacksonville; Richard Gerstoa.
Is. ". Shafer Lloyd Canning. Harry
Naylor, Grafton; Sept. Hall, New Mar.
tlnsyille; John Beckley and su..,
Beckley: ], Martin Chapman, Hart.
ford; George Beatty Warrington; Ben.
jam!n F. Bone, Tunnelton.
MARIETTA-Charles H., Broch,
Robinsons Mills; S. Brady, n. B. Da.
! Wis. 0. J. McCardy, Wheeling; J. F.
Hughes, W. N. May, W. z. Alexander,
J Cochrane, VIM. R. Lay, Warrington;
0. P. Smith, smIthyille, ]. c. Parrish,
Pennington; F. N. kellar, Hundred;
R. B. Watson, Cameron; J. R. Chase,
Moundsville; Eta Fox, Amos; c, C.
Fisher. W. NJ. Hess, Warrington;
George R.Ramsey. Charles Wells,
Clarksburg; J. B. Holly, West Union;
D. H. Lucas, D. L. Creech Shank, Lum.
berport; A. P. Turnkey, Newbury; A.
Morrison, James L. CASTOR, West Nil.
ford.
WATSoN-s. NJ. Craig, Charleston;
VIM. B. Sine, F. A. Brown, Parkers.
burg; R, B. Kennedy, Barracky!lle:
Mr.. and Mrs. J c. Keister, uppertract:
W. S. Tuph, Wel!sburg; J. D. Mars.
teller, Elkins; E. c. Martin, Charles
Martin, Warrington; Mrs. +. L. Good.
ing, Mrs. R. Scott, Clarksburg.
MANLEY-A. A. ]. Gasklll, NJ. F..
Hamilton. A. F. MILAN, J. T. Koen, ].
Q. Huey, Huntington; V. S. Lynch, O..
B. Lynch, Buckhannon;w. H. Chase,
Parkers1urs; c. $. Jarvis, q. F. Am.
mons, Amos.
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NOTICE OF FIDuClARY SETTLE,
MENTS,

Notice is hereby given that the &C,
counts Of the following named fldu,
Charles are before me for settlement:
|. William G. Parker Committee Of
Lucy Z. B. Conway, an insane per,
son. ...
.. Z. S. and Webb Amos, Execu.
tors Of E. W. Amos, deceased.
3. Jerome Hobbs guardian of Nina
Cooper, Millar F. Cooper and Samuel
F. Cooper infants.
4. Mary L. Hartley. guardian OF
Willie E. Hartley. frankie E. Hartley,
Marvin E. Hartley, md Charles r.
Hartley, infants.
). Hepzibah Leonard Administrative
of John Leonard, deceased. -
G. ", r. Clayton, trustee, under as.
slgnment Of David NJ. Allen.
Z. John Deyore executor Of John D.
liayhurst, deceased,
5. L.: E. Hawkins, guardian Of Sell
Guthrie, an infant.
.. E. B. Carskadon administrator Of
Hannah N. Bildle, deceased.
10. l.. w. Morgan administrator Of
Clarissa Moran, deceased.
II. E. c. Martin executor of Har
rfett Berkshire. deceased.
u. Virginia Nuzum, Administrative
Of James H. Nnzum, deceased.
Given under my hand this 23d day
Of May 1907.
o.. HARRY SHAW,
Commissioner of Accounts OF
Marion County.
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TWELVE STUDENTS
Left College When the Captain Of the
Team Was Suspended.

ELKlNS, W. Va, May 24.-Twelve
students of Davis and Elkins college
left college as the result of the sus.
pension of John A. Findlay, captain
Of the baseball team and four 9th.
'er players for playing on a baseball
team representing the college, with
men who were not students. e
The reinstatement Of Findlay was
asked by practically the entire stu.
dent body, and the request was refus.
ed.
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Payday Tomorrow.

Tomorrow will be payday for the
different coal companies Of this sec
ton. a large amount Of money willsbes
distributed among the different min.
lag towns. VA; FIJI iS4
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@plitif @pil.

9en repnblifanif fl Mationalpolttif
n1eo @enipn til &onpentionen / 1908
oa Sen Hrplioent= &anoi0at, Ser ifal
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Rejsende Agenter:
Mr.. ]. c. RASMUSSEN.
Mr.. CARL J6RGENsEN
st 9Gicljparf.

Gen 9onife Yioncer" fornugter
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fienot en- Traftat me6 limited @tates>
be6 bpilfen 6iSie paa lobformelig
@S bliber @prge for Negerrepubli~
fen bpao oens Sinanier angaar og Be-
retttges til at gaa iaa blot / bette
Ynnft iom at tage ful6 &o1ttrol at
oens SolopRien. Set er 6e11 fgrite
Sraftat at 6enne Mrt, ser er oprettet
mellem Il. g. og 6e imaa @%epublifer.
IS @irfeligbeoen bar Sen peret troo6t
| &raft / Hrafsis for ODER ct Mor f.
ben, ioet set 6omtnifanife Eoloppien
bar beret beltpret If en- amerifanit
Solicitor, efter Ell 0perensfomlt at
@epubltfens 0%ab9ren6e Yrgit6ent,
MoraleS, Ser lenere er blebet for6re-
bet De0 Ell: &epoll1tion, og en- amert=
fanlf officer. vi Sc opfr9be6e Eol6.
afgifter ifuloe IS 8rocent gaa til
Mfbetalt11g al &epublifens @ieb, og
paa Sen @aaoe er Ser mi 3 Millio=
11er Dollars opiparet til bette 6or-
mool. st Seem Sort 8engeipnoifat
bar %forgprtgt ltillet en Gum af 20
Mflltoner Collars til @ao6igbe6 lom1
Sorl fno til Detailing af @iploen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10

stennenbers Morbiasen, Der er
fait{at at futile begpn6e Gorsoag
Morgen ! oenne l1ge meo Torber
oper 8illtam 9. &aDpoo6, img6elees
meo ben iterite @pGn6tng / 8oiie,
Soabo> bbor ben ifal foregaa. @fient
ben formelt Inn angaar &apmooo,
fom er @eitern, federation of Miners
|Setretar, og iom beffpl6es for at pe,
re ben, Der bar last Mnilaget moo
Steunenbergs 2ib, oil 6ens uofalo
ogiaa bore a%fgigren6e for to andre
Mfpnos Sfiebne, 11ernIig for @bas.
GRoDer, Drganiiationens Nreiioent,og
Geo. 81. Bettibone, Ser beifploes for
lat babe iammeniat BET sprengitof,
|bborme6 Gfs-@a1perngren blep 6rebt.
Set iDneS at bore meget tpipliomt,
ON bet tan 1pffes at jamie en- SSnrp /
|SSoa County, 6a 5temningen Der IL
ges at bore meget bitter imo6 6e Mn-
|flage6e. Soriparet ifaI feres al Gla-
renee Durrom af Chicago % g. s..
@icbaroion at Gender, og anflagefi-
ben repreienteres at Sames $. &am-
lep og Senator So. 6. 8orub. On
Mengoe Menneifer bar iamlef fig i
8pen Mnle0ning at &etsiagen %.
5efter geIegrammerne fra 8oiie at
'bgr1me e. man Der at1giteIig for IS
aJgIger N~etsiagen bHi IRE mel ilig.