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Record-Journal from Meriden, Connecticut • 7

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THE MORNING RECORD 3 mgm MONDAY MAY 7 1900 A A 6USTINE COMPLETE SCHEDULE OF STATE LEAGUE COPLEY SR HOTEL Hotel cwrac lta Wwll fsarf Ml Tk An Atlantic City New Jersey Tw Icilth FImmi Knwt 7- i I tag Meriden Norwich in Bristol June Norwich in NeW New London in Waterbury Meriden in Derby Bridgeport in Bristol June Bridgeport in Meriden Waterbury in Norwich New Haven in New London June 30 Derby in Bridgeport Meriden in Bristol New Haven jn Norwich Waterbury in New London July New London in Meriden Norwich in Dyrby July 3 Norwich in Bridgeport Derby in New Haven Meriden in Waterbury New London in Bristol July 4 Meriden in Bridgeport Bristol in New Haven Bridgeport in Meriden Derby in Waterbury Waterbury in Derby New Haven in Bristol) New London in Norwich Norwich in New London- July 5 Norwich in Bristol July New London in Bridgeport Norwich in New Haven Derby in Meriden July Norwich in Bridgeport New London in New Haven Meriden in Waterbury Bristol in Derby July 9 New Haven in Bristol July 10 Bridgeport in New Haven Waterbury in Bristol Meriden in Norwich Derby in New London July 11 New Haven in Bridgeport Bristol in Waterbury Derby in Norwich Meriden in New London July Bristol in New Haven New London in Meriden Bridgeport in Wa-tcilmiy Norwich in Derby July Meriden in Bridgeport Nor-wieh in Waterbury New Haven in Derby New London in Bristol July 14 New Haven in Mcridtn Bridgeport in Derby Waterbury in Bristol Norwich in New London July Bristol in Waterbury July Derby in Meriden" Bridge- vnr 'IOsiItIjt Urged ill Improved Ik OC1V hi rr Hoorn aelost la glass dlr-stly facias awiHAte oa Ik Ailaatlc coast fkr Uceorartou sad doubl'd la else tswsslt BOO 1I WHITE Owa sad Pray Southern Pacific Route California Toots! Car running triweskty katwisa ton and San Pranotsoo attached to fast nprsss train IsartoXsw ia connecting at New Orteaas wttk new New Orteaas 10 dl a to reaching Us Angeles at aasa and 8an Francisco 83 a of the sixth day A Whin Orleans at 800 a carrying Orel clast sleeper to making direct connection at Houston with through can In Northern Texas The 830 In the morning train from In Northern Texas The 8 la the morning York 4:30 train leaving the ilfth day 111 leave Cellfornl tn all points The evening New (Srieaas to the City of re New la Into nlo arriving at iatt to th next day This train carries a through sleeper to Galveston and San Antonio A most luxurious method of travel For full Illustrated pamphlets map and time tobiea aad lowest freight aad passage rates apply to COWIN HAWLEY Asaktaat General Trafflo Manager NUTTING eastern Pm Agt 349 BROADWAY I BATTERY FLAG (Cor Leonard at) (Washlagtaa HnltdtoaJ HEW YORK CURRIER New England Agent 3 State Street Boston Mass Reports at Spiritualist Convention Several local Spiritualists attended the state convention in Hartford Saturday At the former session Albert A Gustine of Meriden was elected president for another term Other officers are: Vice-president Mrs Spaulding of Norwich and Mrs Lamberton of Poquon-oek secretary and treasurer Mis Dillon of Hartford Mis Dillon i said she had served the association as secretary for eight years and she wished to be relieved from the responsibilities of the office but the association would not accept her declination and Mrs Dillon was prevailed upon to accept the positions of secretary and treasurer for another term Trustee George Cooley Dumont Kingsley and Edmund Brewer of East Hartford gates to the national convention: George Burnham of Wiiiimantic and Mrs Stores of Hartford: alternates Stores and Mrs Spaulding President Gustine for the committee on the revision of the constitution made a report of a new constitution which was amended and adopted The new constitution declares that the object of the state organisation is to bring about the fraternization of the Spiritualists of Connecticut and to promulyatc the phlt-osophy of spiritualkin Mr GusUne in speaking on the subject of the admission of members to the association said he would never vote to admit Francis Truth to membership Mrs Dillon the secretary and treasurer read her annual report Since the last convention she received including a balance on hand of $8219 the sum of $33755 The expenditures for the year amounted to $26734 leaving a balance on hand of $7021 Mrs report was received THE WEEK IN CONGRESS Matters That Will Occupy Attention of Statesmen Washington May The attention ot the house this week will be occupied with various miscellaneous matters except such time as may la-devoted to the eonaideruiion of conference report on appropriation bills which will be given the light of way The desire for an adjournment early in June makes it absolutely necessary to expedite the supply bills The most important piece of general lcg'slntion to be acted upot during the week will be the amended senate bill to amend the general pension laws This bill was amended at the request of prominent A officials and is known as the A bill TTi principal changes it purposes in existing law arc provision for aggregating disabilities and equalizing ratings and to increase the limit of the income of widows jH-nsionable under the vet of 1890 to $250 This bill will be placed on ite passage tomorrow The bill militia be called up under suspension of tho rules Tuesday under an order made on Friday ill be given too the committee on claims and Friday to war claims It is not improbable that the contested election of Pearson Crawford from the tenth North Carolina district may he called up Wednesday or Thursday- Washington May Routine business probably will occupy the greater part of the attention during the present week The resnltu tion offered by Mr Teller expressing sympathy for the Boers and deairo that the government extend to both Great Britain and the Squth African republics its friendly offices in bringing the present war to a close will be called up tomorrow It is the Intention of the Colorado senator to press hi resolution to an early vote It probably will bo referred to the committee on foreign re-1 at ions but Mr Toller will insist that it lie reported in some form at an early date Mr Hate either tomorrow nr Tore- will hrtrm fntirarn Inn nnvnl (tmviYi day will bring forward the naval minutes to re toll it wv to Street jar to 1 ptot ram tbs rwste mlnntei ttom switt Cairo Stotts Rooms Slid per day sad upward I R1STEEN ca HUN) 1 1 AYE EXETER ST Boston Mass I For Business Men In the henrt of the wholesale district 4 For Shoppers minute walk to Watmukets I minutes to Siegel Big store Bssjr of sccms Un gits Dy Goods Stores 1 1 I For Sightseers One block from wujr Cars girtagexs tnmaportmtioo to all point of interest Hotel Albert NEW YORK II con nth ST pxrvBasrrY utes Only One Block too Brosrfwsy Sk to Ww toataskw mto roro Rooms ft UD Wr 1 mrces yatAAQiitix St Denia Hotel Broadway aad Elettafk Street Oppostts drsc Ckurefe IhvTM Conducted os European plan at Modsr-ate rates Centrally located and ssast snnvsnisiit to itnnwmimt and boAns dwtiietft Of easy access boa depots and ferries by Broadway ears direct eg by transfer William Taylor Sob Proprietors ST CLOUD HOTEL Broadway and 42nd St New York City EUROPEAN PLAN Rooms sOagk ot In wits Prism $1-60 and upwards with bath $2-60 and upwards Hot and heat tn tvwry BARRY Prop Hotel Empire Broadway and Otroot City EUROPEAN PLAN EXCLUSIVELY $160 par day aad upward AD street taro pus the door only ton minutes from center of amusements aad shopping district Nsw BulMtlg Strictly fltipwl Newly and BrosUfnlty Bqnlnpsd rsttoet Cal tin Efficient Ssrrts Pstroolasd hr ths bsM people only Flue Library Splendl Desirably aad erorentontlyJocainL I pnstal toe desert pUr I JOHNSON QU1NIL sad rare oaTO RICOS HOUSE WASHIN0T0NDC Th Botsl par xeUM' of the Nattaual Cagi tat rtret data tn all appotntmswto LOCATION UNSURPASSED 0 STAPLES Prop THE MONROE CO WEDDING AND HOLIDAY MOTEL TUB OtH os aad Factory Maridu tom NswTj Mnsnimimm Tz ST OYR OoryoaiUr sM sUmates furultbod on eoa tracts at short notice aad all given prompt i mop Ottd a Wood I Boston Albooy Throngh Daily Train and Car Service in effect April 9i9oo Share SsMtal viaiEsOsa LM pja ill -US -1141 IJu JiS Swrtal uSreSn via fOR SALE OR 6 ROOM HOUSE with bath North Pearl street Enquire Gao CrOmpton 37 street "11 fV RELIABLE pereon for general housework 77 Eliu street 8 FOR LARGR WlLMSHURST electrical machine for generating static electricity 24ribte88 spark Enclosed in glass case orJv $2U Hammond 204 East Main street 8 10 RENT-TENEMENT OF 7 ROOMS Modern improvements 671-2 liberty street Haekett FURNISHED ROOM-TO RBNT-r-85 East Main street 4 i SALESMAN LOCAL OR traveling $00 monthly and expanses Perry Nursery Co Rochester LOST POCKETBOOK CONTAINING money notes etc Liberal reward paid to party returning same to Room 1 i Aviteox block rttT Mi To HOuIe! 7 ROOMs 89 Inquire 0 Elm street $0 per month Geo Crampton 37 Colony SITUATION TO DO GEN-eral housework or second work small family preferred Call at 50 South Stoond street 2t FOR UPSTAIRS TENEMENT of five rooms at 27 Benjamin street Call 24 Benjamin street 2tf FOR SALE-A NICE JERSEY BULL Apply to Massey South Curtis 5 street 9 TO RENT-TENEMENT OF FIVE rooms modern improvements second floor also two tenements at 439 Pratt street Inquire at 86 Twiss street 7 FOR RENT-210 COOK AVENUE Eight rooms modern improvements i 1 ltf FU Tr- corner Linsley avenue and West Main street 15 ROOMS OR SIX ROOM modern house with Screens and 'shades 37 Queen street Large garden thicken house and yard Quantities of fruit Chaffee 7 FOR RENT-531 BROAD STREET --A first class tenement hot water heat and all modern improvements Inquire at Hubbard 529 Broad street 28tf TEN ROOM COTTAGE FOR SALE OR to rent at Short Beach Inquire at market 32 Sherman avenue 25tf FOR SALE-ALL OR PART OF DR Archer estate Meriden Modern improvements About 18 acres Address A Butler Tracy Conn 151mo SPECIAL DIRECTORY "-i i 1 Building lots are think buying one come and see me I have several desirable onea FOR SALE in different parts of the city Three on Curtis street one Home avenue and one on Horton ave-npe will lie sold low for cash or part cash and monthly payments PARKER 53 Newton St bookkeeper at Russell Ill BbUSE CLEANING USE Roach and X-0 Dust LAUNDRY FOR SALE Situated in the Town of Southington Including Engine Boiler Washers Steam Drying Room and Teams must sell on account of sickness Box 552 Southington Ct State Fire Marshal for Ohio (Cleveland (Ohio) Leader) The state senate has passed with onlv two vote against it Mr bill creating the olfice of state five marshal who with two deputies allowed him by the bill is to investigate the cause Of all fires and keep a record of hi investigations which is to be subject to public inspection The fire marshal is to receive a salary of $3000 a year the first deputy $1800 end the second deputy' $1600 The cost and expense of maintaining the department estimated at $30000 a year but it is to be assessed upon the fire insurance companies doing business in the state which will be required to pay Ihto the state treasury for that purpose one half of 1 per cent on their gross premiums receipts on business done in Ohio Massaehusett is the only other tatc in the union which maintains such a department The number of incendiary fires in toe state has decreased more than two-thirds and the fire looses in about the same proportion We call for and deliver a box ot trunk containing your furs and winter garments intended for our hold tor-age room Meriden Brewing Company of every kind twenty words or less ten cents a dev free in the Morning Record TORI IYmHnJ i II Kind You I Following is the complete schedule of the Connecticut Mate baseball league for the season of 1900 adopted at the recent meeting in New Haven: May Waterbury in New Haven Bristol in Meriden Bridgeport in Derby New London in Norwich May New Haven in Bridgeport Meriden in Waterbury Derby in Bristol Norwich in New London May New London in New Haven Bridgeport in Meriden Norwich in Waterbury Bristol in Derby May New London in Bridgeport Norwich in New Haven Derby in Waterbury Meriden in Bristol May Bridgeport in Derby New Haven is Norwich Bristol in New Lon-den May IS Meriden Bridgeport Derby in Waterbury Bristol fn Norwich New Haven in New London May Waterbury in Bridgeport Norwich in New Haven New London in Meriden Derby in Bristol May Bridgeport in New Haven New London in Waterbury Norwich in Derby Meriden in Bristol May Bristol in Bridgeport Waterbury in New Haven Meriden in Norwich Derby in New London May New Hayej in Waterhurv Bridgeport in Bristol Derby in Norwich Meriden in New London May Derby in Bridgeport New Haven in Meriden Waterbury In New London May Meriden in Bridgeport New London iir New Haven Bristol in Derby Waterbury in Norwich-' May 23 Norwich in Meriden New London in Waterbury Bridgeport in Derby New Haven Bristol May New London in Bridgeport Norwich in New Haven Meriden in Waterbury Derby in Bristol May 25 Waterbary at Meriden Bridgeport at Norwich New Haven at New London May 26 Bristol in Waterbury Meriden in Derby New Haven in Norwich Bridgeport in New London May 28 Norwich in Bridgeport Bristol in New Haven New London in Meriden Derby in Waterbury May 29 Norwich in Derby New London in Bristol May 30 Waterbury in Bridgeport Meriden in New Haven New Haven in Meriden Bridgeport in Waterbary Bristol in Derby Derby in Bristol Nejr London in Norwich Norwich if) Mrir London May Derby in Bridgeport Waterbury in New Haven Meriden in Norwich Bristol in New London -y Tnne 1 Bridgeport in Watetoury New Haven in Derby Bristol In Norwich Meriden in New London June 2 Waterbury in Bridgeport Derby in New Haven Bristol in Meri den' Norwich in New Loidon June 4 New London in Waterbury Norwich in Derby Bridgeport in Bristol June 5 New London in Bridgeport Norwich in Meriden Waterbury in Derby New Haven in Bristol June Bristol iu New Jlaven Derby in Meriden Bridgeport in Norwich Wa terhury in New London June Meriden in Derby New Har ven iu Bristol Waterbury in Norwich Bridgeport in New London June Norwich in Bridgeport New London in New Haven Derby in Meriden WaterbuTv in Bristol June 9 New London in Bridgeport Norwich' in New Haven Meriden in Waterbury Bristol in Derby June 11 New Haven in Bridgeport Meriden in Bristol Derby in Norwich Waterbury inNew London June Bridgeport in Meriden New Haven in Bristol Waterbury in Norwich Derby in New London June Meriden in Bridgeport Bristol in New Haven Norwich in Waterbury New London in Derby-June 14 New London in Meriden New Haven in Waterbury Bridgeport in Derby Norwich in Bristol June Derby in New Haven Bridgeport in Waterbury Meriden in Norwich Bristol in New London June Waterbury in Bridgeport New Haven in Derby Bristol in Norwich Meriden in New London June 18 New Haven in Meriden Waterbury in Derby New London in Bristol June Bristol in Bridgeport Meriden in New Haven Norwich in Waterbury New' London in Dcrbv June Derbv in New Haven Waterbury in Meriden Norwich in Bristol Bridgeport in New London June Meriden in New Haven Bristol in Waterbury Bridgeport in Norwich June Waterbury in Bridgeport Bristol in Meriden Derby in Norwich New Haven in New London June 23 Bridgeport Meriden Wa-terburv in Bristol New Haven in Norwich Derbv in New London June Bridgeport in Waterbury Ner Haven in Derby Bristol in Norwich Meriden in New London June New Haven in Waterbury Bridgeport in Derby Meriden in Nor- wieh Bristol in New London June Derby in Bridgeport New London in New Haven Waterbury in MILLIONS 6IVEN AWAY It ia certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern in the land who are not afraid to be generous to the needy and suffering The proprietors of Dr New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds have given away ovef ten million trial bottles of this great medicine: and have the satisfaction of know ing it has absolutely cured thousands of hopeless case Asthma Bronchitis Hoarseness and all diseases of the Throat Chest and Lungs are surely cured by It Call on Meriden house drug store pharmacy and get a free trial bottle Regular sire 50c and $1 Every bottle guaranteed or prioe refunded RED HOT FROM THE SUN Was the ball-that hit Steadman of Newark Mich in the Clrjl war It caused hprrihle Ulcers that no treatment helped for 20 years Then Arnica Salve cured him Cures Cuts Bruises Boils Fetbns Conn Skin Eruption Beet Pile cure on earth- 25ota a box Cure guaranteed Sold by Meriden House Dreg store Shortcut's pharmacy Cold storage for furs and winter garment Meriden Browing Company Ithlhrot vtcck via Kul train wUl leaveNew Orleans IdO to tor San Aato- will also connect at Kan Antonio with through sleeper Mexico via Eagle Fast and Mexican International a monthly publication devoted to the sent on application on receipt of 5 cento FINANCIAL Hammond Go BROKERS Dealers in 8tocks Grain Provisions Room 4 Morse Cook Block Telephone 159-3 I HOLT A STEVENS IWeriden Fire Insurance Wilcox Block Meridsn Oonn INSURE aswasw A 1 1 GARDNER Coo and crootrio Light Fixture jstvu a Th LAMPS A Oompkt Uas ot Bsmp te st ow I International Silver Uo SIIrVERSMITHS And Maksnot arid aad Silver Plato Rick Cat Glass Etc Bwnl Mna Iriha tea BRANCHES! Mew Talk Chicago St Frobokoot BmdINhmw CAM "HRSSSSSSFtSr lorboiiF SUyot Co mSSCV Msriden Surer Plate Oa PARKER UardwareVlswooi "iSTJKSS Cabinet Onauental Boies Also Esnufseturer of Th Celebrated Parker Quas Rev Yark Salesrooms 97 Chamber Si Hsetero Oimm- The MeridenGotlenr Go TABLE CUTLERY Factories: Meriden Conn EJ DOOLITTLE Kmaafsetnrsr PAPER 80XES PAPER BAGS iscrJssss: MMWSM BMlkst pries Cor Camv Street aad Rallraad Avomm JOHN LANE SON BROKEN TRAP ROCK In suitable stem for Sidewalks Drh ways Mooed am tziof and Cooeretteg Delivered on Out to any Point Capacity of Qrushtn ok Meridsn Qu rise 60 tora pv day Prion on aft port in Bristol Waterbury in Norwich New Haven in New London July 18 Bristol in Meriden Bridgeport in Derby New Haven in Norwich Waterbury in New London July Bristol in Bridgeport Meriden in New Haven New London in Waterbury Norwich in Derby July Derby in Bridgeport Waterbury in New Haven Norwich in Meriden New London in Bristol July 21 New London in New Haven Bridgeport in Meriden Waterbury in Derby Norwich in Bristol Juiy Waterbury in Derby July 24 New Haven in Meriden Bristol in Waterbury Derby in Norwich Bridgeport An New London July 25 Bristol in Meriden New Haven in Waterbury Bridgeport in Norwich Derby in New London July 26 Waterbury in Bristol Norwich in New Haven Meriden in Derby New London in Bridgeport July 27 New Haven in Bridgeport Meriden in Waterbury New London in Derby Norwich in Bristol July 28 Bridgeport in New Haven Waterbury in Meriden Derby in Bristol New London In Norwich July New Haven in Waterbury Meriden in Derhv Bridgeport in Norwich Bristol in New London July 31 Waterbury in New Haven Derby in Meriden Bristol in Norwich Bridgeport in New London August Norwich in Bridgeport Derby in New Haven New London in Waterbury Meriden in Bristol August Norwich in Meriden New London in Derby Bridgeport in Bristol August Bristol in Bridgeport Meriden in Derby New Haven in Norwich Waterbury in New London August 4 Derbv Meriden Bridgeport in Bristol Waterbury In Norwich New Haven in New London August Bristol In Bridgeport Waterbury in New Haven Derby in Meriden August Bridgeport In New Haven Waterbury in Meriden Derby in Norwich Bristol in New London August 9 Meriden in Bridgeport New Haven in Waterbury Bristol in Norwich Derby in New London August 10--Derby in New' Haven New London in Meriden Bridgeport in Waterbury Norwich in Bristol August 11 New Loudon in Bristol Norwich in Meriden New Haven in Derby Waterhurv in Bridgeport August Bristol in Bridgeport Meriden at New Haven August 14 Bristol in New Haven Waterbury In Derby Bridgeport in Norwich Meriden in New London August 15 Derby in Waterbury New Haven in Bristol Meriden in Norwich Bridgeport in New London August New Haven in Bridgeport New London in Meriden Norwich in Waterbury Derby in Bristol August 17 Bridgeport in New Haven Norwich in Meriden New London in Derby Waterbury in Bristol August New Haven irr Bridgeport Bristol in Meriden Derbv in Wa-terbury Norwich In New London August 21 Waterbury in Bridgeport Meriden in Bristol Derby in Norwich New Haven -in New London August Bridgeport In Meriden Bristol In Waterhurv New Haven In Norwich Derbv in New London August New London in Bridgeport New Haven in Meriden Norwich In Waterbury August" Meriden in Bridgeport IP! New London in New Haven Norwich In Derby Waterbury in Bristol August Waterbury in New Haven Bristol in Derby New London in Norwich August Norwich in Bridgeport New London in Waterbury New Haven in Derby Meriden in Bristol August 28 Bridgeport in New Haven Norwich in Meriden New London in Derby August 29 Derby in Bridgeport New Haven in Meriden Waterbury in Norwich Bristol in New' London August New Haven in Bridgeport Meriden in Derby Bristol in Norwich Waterbury in New London August Norwich in Bridgeport New London in Bristol Meriden in New Haven September Bridgeport in New Haven Bristol in Meriden Norwich in Waterbury New London in Derby September Bristol in Bridgeport Derby in New Haven Waterbury in Meriden Meriden in Waterbury New Haven in Derby Bridgeport in Bristol New London in Norwich Norwich in New London September 4 Waterbury in Derby September fi New Haven in Water-bnry Bristol in Derby Meriden in Norwich' Bridgeport in New London September Bristol in New Haven Derby in Waterhurv Bridgeport id Norwich Meriden in New- London September Waterbury in Meriden Derby in Bristol September Derby in Bridgeport Meriden in New Haven Bristol in Wa-terbury New London in Norwich A sample copy of the Magazine development of the Pacific coast will be in stomps FINANCIAL BURGLARS AND FIRE By depositing your bond securities Jewelry silverware and valuable papers lit the vaults of the Meriden 1" Deposit Co Pres Walter Hubbard lee'y and Treat Chas RockwelL TRUSTEES Cjharles-Parker Walter Hubbard John Btliard George Curtis Chas' Llnslcy Bradley Chas Rockwell John Millard Henry Lewis This company Is chartered by the Legislature of the State of Connecticut end Is legally authorized to act as Executor Administrator Guardian Trustee or Receiver Also to accept and execute any and all trusts which may be committed to It by any person or corporation or by direction of auy Court of Probate or other legally constituted authority In the stats or elsewhere Boxes from t5 to 1 according to size US Goyernment Bonds For the convenience of any who may wish United States bonds the FIRST NATIONAL BANK of this city has made special arrangements with HARVY FISK SONS the well known Government Bond dealers of New York for the purchase of bonds at the lowest Maw Mats Oasts CITY SAVINGS BANK First National Bank Building Meridsn Goan JOSH ItllXAHD PrealdeBt FLOYD CURTIS Secretary suit Tresionr Vic Fbksilfnti: Cht Rockwell I phun 8th Ettt John Byxbes Dtssciosa: John Tslt ftredley Dexter Parker Ratcliffs Hicks rchleUsr Chsries Unilee WtUlxin Lewis OUbert Kossrs WtlUnm Ljoa FIRST NATIONAL BANK DEPOSITORY Meriden Conn CAPITAL $800000 Commercial and Tomtit' Letter of Credit flow eminent Bond aad Other InrcaUnrot ts- curl let doait in JOHN HILLARD Pre ROCKWXU Cuhler HOME NATIONAL BANK 18 Colony St Meriden CAPITAL $400t000 Cnl tod State Bond and othr Inrestarot leant tics Bought sad Bold a CHAMI1KRIAI3 DOOLITTLE Vic lYesIdsat mohtor jr Omni appro- printion bill and very likely the greater market Pnce part of the week will be devoted to its discussion With the latitude of debate allowed under the senate rules it is quite probable that senators will dis- euA the Boer question the Philippine information will be cheerfully given question and other mattert relating to the foreign affairs of the government while tho naval bill is under consideration On Thursday the Montana senatorial cose will be railed up but it will not bo allowed to Interfere with the consideration of the appropriation bills It is the undoubted purpose the senate leaders to bring about an adjournment carljf in June the first week if possilde and unless 'the unexpected should happen nothing will be tiermltted to delay adjournment beyond tho middle of June 1 Those interested and wishing to make inquiries arc cordially invited to call at the bank where all needed EarlS Seymeur Earle BOLicrroM or AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS MS CHAPEL FT A New Britain Idea The Corbin Cabinet Lock company send out a monthly letter which is about tho wittiest and siiekest niece of circular work we know of man in the knows how Go Corbin is doing great things in pushing his company to the front and we wish Meriden had the and its secretary too Rev Father Van Oppen as guardian has given his consent to Henry Vadney to enter the United States navy PARIS EXPOSITION TOURS Leaving New York and Boston fortnightly by the best steamships of the NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ud ATLANTIC TRANS-PORT LINE DOMINION UNE from Botfoa Send for illustrated booklets containing full particulars RAYMOND WHITCOMB Washington SL BOSTON! The finest Pullman Cars are ran an these trains Tickets and sovommeda-tioas in sleeping ears for sate at Spring-field station City Office Wsshbgp ton St Boston and at South Station A HANSON Gen Paragr Agent BOSTON MASS lMiaodh 3 18991 in ri tdE st a tot uyu sra I tonlytfctaad Ipto On to a to a tot sasas anFEi so tea aai Meriden Saving Bank Inoorporatsd 1881 63 EAST MAIN STREET ASSETS 3 MILLION jjvxjLCCHta TwyAmxaswsftgynM ili.

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