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THE TRINITY TABLET

TRINITY COLLEGE VoL. XXXI.

EDITORIALS

VERSE

How I CONVERTED A BURGLAR

VERSE

COLLEGE AND CAMPUS •

ESTABLISHED APRIL 11 1868

CONTENTS

PA.GE

• 1 49

• 153 155

• 1 59 . 161

ATHLETICS

PERSONALS

NECROLOGY

THE STROLLER

HARTFORD

CONN.

MARCH 31 1898

No.7

PA.OW

. 163

. 166

. 167

. 167

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TRINITY COLLEGE, HARTFORD, CONN.

mHIS College was chartered by the state of Connecticut in 18231 and as this result was chiefly due to the activity and sagacity of the Rt. Rev. Bishop Brownell, he may justly be regarded as its founder. This college does only college work. There is no divinity, law, medical or other

professional school connected with it, as it is intended to give a liberal Education, adapted to fit young men to enter most advantageously upon the study of the Learned Prnfessions or a business career after graduation. I ts course of study is therefore conservative, adheling to that system which long experience has shown to be most effective. In all essential respects its course of study is similar to that of the leading American Colleges, its requirements for admi85ion with those at Harvard antl the twelve associated colleges, of which this college is one, according to the schedule adopted by them some years ago. Its situation is elevated. commanding a beautiful view, and very 81\lubrious. Its buildings are new nn.d uusurpassecl for convenience ft.nd comfort.

COURSES Olf' INSTRUCTION.

The college offers four courses of instruction, viz. : I. A COURSE IN ABTS; II. A Couu E IN LET'l'ERS AND SCIENCE ; III. A CoURs& IN Smu:NOE ; IV. A CouiisE IN LETTERS.

The cour8es extend over four years, with the exception of the Course in Science, which is completed in three years.

Students completing the Course in Arts receive the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Students completing the Course in Letters and Science, of the Course in Science, receive the degree of Bachelor of Science, those completing the course in Letters receive the degree of Bachelor of Letters.

Students who do not propose to pursue all the studies of any of the regular courses are permitted, under the name of Special Students, to recite with any class in such studies as, upon examination, they are found qualified to pursue.

SCHOLARSHIPS.

There are numerous Rcholarships. These differ in value, some remitting the charge for tuition, and others both the charge for tuition and that for room-rent in whole or in part. For holders of Scholarships remit­ting the entire charges for tuition and room-rent, the Treasurer's bills a.re reduced to $42.50 ; and the necessary .expense of such students including board and other personal items will not exceed $200, or f800 a year.

For Catalogues apply to the President or Secretary ot the Faculty.

LEMONADE, for CHOCOLATE, "

" " " " " "

COLLEGE COMMONS.

five, 85 Cents. five, 50 " four, 40 " three, 80 " two, 20 "

JAMES H. McDERMOTT, PROPRIETOR.

Board, $4.00 in advance. Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos.

Meals served at rooms 25 Cents extra.

I

I

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HARTFORD DANCING

CADEMY 2 8 l Main Street, Cor. of Pearl Street,

P. 0. Box No. 1.

Prof. B. J. GOLDSTEIN, I1istructor.

Classes always open for beginners. Waltz and Two•Step taught in five private lessons; no charge

unless satisfied .

THE MELLEN & HEWES C O. , 255 i\Jain S tree t, Waverly Building,

Importers and Dealers in

FINE Cl/INA, BRIC-A-BRAC.

CUT CLASS, LAMP GOODS.

\.\ cdding Presents a Specialty. - - -------

SEIDLER & MAY, ARI!: HEADQUARTEns Fon FURNITURE.

For medium and fine goods. An immense assortment for fall t,rade. Prices 1ower than ever.

Nos. 306 to 318 Pearl Street .

.•

EDMUND GOULET,

The Heublein Barber Shop. Five first-class workmen.

~ LIBRARIES.~ LIBRARY CATALOGUE MAILED FREE.

LISTS PRICED GRATIS. . •.

THE BAKER & TATLOll CO_._,

. Wholesale Books, 5 & 7 East 16th Street, New York.

FIRST-CLASS CATERING.

FANCY PASTRY.

FINE CONFECTIONS.

SCHROEDER'S THE FINEST,

408 Main Street, Hartford..

~FOR the Selection of

~uifablr l®rbbing ®iffs Visit our Showrooms.

WllJ. ROGERS MA1''F'G CO.

Market Street.

T:S:E GREAT

COLLEGE TOBACCO. Awarded above all others the Hirhest and Only Award at Werld' • Fair, l~l.

-USE-

Hartford Smelling Salts, MANUFACTURED BY

T. SISSON & CO., HARTFORD. 25c. a Bottle. Postpaid 30c .

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EHave McCLUNIE~ --DO YOUR--

177 Asylum Street.

DBW ARB LA WLEBi, SANITARY • PLUMBING,

HOUSE DRAINAGE AND VENTILATION,

ALSO HOT WA'l ER & STEAM HEATING. Personal Supervision. r 160 Main Street .

· - - -------------The Favorite Resort of Trz'n£ty Students

si'nce I858,

Matt. H. Hewins' Billiard Parlors,

262 Main Street. • ------------~--~~----~------~--------~ -

•

THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN=======

~TO BUY f ICTU1l£S~ And Artists' Materials.

Pictures Framed at Short Notice, and Satisfaction Guaranteed.

WILEY'S ART STORE, 251 Pearl Street.

THE HEUBLEIN, HARTFORD, CONN.

At the Junction of Lewis, Wells and Trumbull Streets,

FACING BUSlfNELL PARK.

A. Modern Hotel on the European Plan. Hot and cold

·water in every room, also steam and open fire places.

The only House in the United States furnished

throughout with imported rugs.

THE HEUBLEIN HOTEL CO., Proprietors

Trinity Pins aod Novelties

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

Designs and estimates f urni :-; h ed

for Badges and Society Pins.

'rh:e Ernst !Schall Bompany, ---11 J ewelers and Sz'/versmz't/1.s, 11- --

5 Asylum Street.

mH ERE ARE REALLY ONLY TWO KINDS OF PRINTING­GOOD AND BAD-BAD PRINT'­

ING RESULTS FROM LACK OF EX­PERIENCE AND SKILL-Our product represents the efforts of the Designer, En­graver, Compositor, Printer and Binder­These elements combined produce the best work that is to-day cousiclered possible. R. S. PECK & CO., 26 and 28 High St., one block off Asylum Street, Hartford, Ct.

A.G. SPALDING & BROS. THE NAME THE GUARANTEE,

Outfitters to all tbe leading colleges, athletic clubs and preparatory schools.

Every r equisite for Athletic po1·ts and Pastimes.

Spalding's Base Ball Supplies

~lt~:goe~s ~~fr~~:n~~~ors~~~R!~• ::r~~~tc~~ ~f ~ti~,~a~v;~r/ac111ty for the best value

T~nnis, Golf, Cricket, Track and Field Supplies. Gymnasium Equipments. Catalogue free.

SPALDING'S ATHLETIC LIBRARY con­tains bookl on every form of athletic aport. Published monthly. Price, 10 cents.

The Spalding Bicycle Strong, llght,;:~e~~fo'1J0fi mechanical skill.

A. G, SPALDING & BROS., New York, Chicago, Philadelphia.

THE TJUNITY TABI.ET V

PLUMBING of your home phiced in sanitary condition by

. . : : LICENSED PLUMBERS : : ..

N. B. BULL & SON, 189 and 191 Main Street.

:a:_ EL P.A.TTEN~S

DIE HOUSE, CARPE'l1 CL"EANING WORKS .AND LA UNJHtY,

No. 37 WELLS STREET. Lace Curtains, Carpet'", Shawls,._ Silk Dresses, Feathers

Kid Gloves, etc., cleaned or dyed. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments of every description dyed or nicely cleaned with­out ripping. Feather Beds renovated. Blankets cleaned by new process, leaving them soft as new.

C. B . BOARDMAN,

Hack, Livery#~ Boarding Stable, No. 104 Main St., Hartford, Conn.

CHARLES H. BELL, q)-1:,,u~~i•t.

Large line of everything usually found in a first-clas~ drug store.

2I3 Main Strut, under City Hotd.

JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.

The Standard Pens of the World.

Gold Medals, Paris, 1878 and 1889. Highest Award at Ohicago, 1893.

S~lected Numbers: 303, 404. 604 E. P., 601 I{. F., 832, t 044, and Stub points 1 ooa, 1 043,

Por Vertical Writing, 1045, 1 046, and 1047 •

.&SK. YOUR BRA.LEK FOR THEM.

10SEPH G:LLOTT & SONS, N ew York.

PIANOS RENTED. . MANDOLINS, BANJOS, Etc.

======-----Statemen t, January 1, 1897.

National Fire Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN •

Capital Stock, all Cash, . . . Funds reserved to meet all Liabilities,

Re-Insurance Reserve, Legal Standard, . Unsettles Losses and other Claims, •

Net Surplus over Capital and Liability, Total Assets, January 1, 1897, .

Navarre Lenox ____,____

ARE 'rHE ONES . TO BUY

-v--'

t,1,000,000.00

1,Ro6,9go.03 275,690.13

1,037,580, 1,4

$4,120,26o.30

Victor ____,____

WE CAN SAVE YOU LOTS

-v--'

For this is Retail Headquarters for CON~ECTICUT'S BICYCLE TRADE.

Sundries of all kinds. Repairing.

Brown, Thomson & Co.

PUBLIC 00 DINING ® ROOM, 14 1-2 CHURCH STREET.

ME.ALS COOKED TO j BOT DINNERS FROM} TABLES RESERVED OHDER. 1 12 TO 2.30. FOR LADIES.

M. R. MUZZEY, Proprietor.

Open untn 11 P. M.

LOUIS G. WILEY,

BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, 174 Pearl Street, Hartford, Conn.

Telephone Call.

Sketching, Designing, Engraving, Electrotyping Embossing, Steel Plate and

Monogram Printing.

GAL-L-UP & ME,f tGE,R, -1201-3-5 Asylum St. Hartford .

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/,~ ,/ ,, s :n::: ~,~::?1~, ~=> ST::~:M::C ;ALR::;::~D,

1 Overcoat. H. B. STEDMAN. .Eiarfl"orcl, Conn.

H. S. REDFIELD. ',/' 6 o , A most complete stock to select

0 '~)from

-= r TVe gi?e )'Ott a well-fitting, stylish HEN RY KOHN & SONS, - and salts/ actory garment on(y -

nothing else.

Established I869. =.I E

--,:-¾~ JEWELERS ~~ =i::l--------iE

Suits to order from $20. Overcoats" " $ l B . . 360 Main S~rtford , Conn.

It is a Custom Shoe though sold ready-made.

It is sold by The Maker to The Wearer through

Crawford Shoe Stores

NEW LOCATION, 192 Asylum St., Hartford.

808 Ch~pel Street, N e·w H0

a;ren.

'lJiamonds and

!l'recious Stones.

Strongest .JI Bicycles In tho

World. JI. JI.

~ich fewelry.

THE TH.INITY TABLET VII

"TIIE LEADI NG F IR E INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA ."

Incorporated 1819.

Cash Capital, Cash Assets, Total Liabilities, Net Surplus, Losses Paid in 79 Years,

WM. B. CLARK, President.

Charter Perpetual.

$ 4,000,000.00

I 2,089,089.98 3,655,370.62 4,433,719.36

81,125,621.50

W. H . KING, Secretary. E. 0. WEEKS, Vice-Pres't. A. C . ADA1h. HENRY E. REES, Assisrant Secretaries.

·WESTERN BRA 'CH, j KEELER & GALLAGHER, Gen'l Agents. 4r3 Vine St., Ci11ci111~ati, 0. (

.1. ORTHWESTERN BRANCH, j WM. H . WYMAN, Gen'l Agent. Omaha, Neb. ( W. P. HARFORD, Ass't Gen'l .Agent.

PACIFIC BRANCH, San Franci sco, Cal. { BOARDMAN & SPEr,.;CER, } General Agents.

INLAND MARINE DEPARTMENT. j CHICAGO, ILLS. , 145 LaSalle St. BOSTON, 12 Central St. ( NEW YORK, 52 William St. PHILADELPHIA, 229 Walnut St.

O uR ADVERTISERS represent the leading business houses in their respective lines.

When purchasing, mention that you saw their advertisement in

T HE T RIN I TY T ABLET-

MARWICK'S DRUG STORE, OPEN ALL NIGHT.

377 Asylum Street, Corner Ford. Hurlbut's Builaing,

A. MARWICK, Jr. Hartford, Conn.

COTRELL & LEONARD,

ALBANY, N. Y.

(472 and 474 Broadway.)

INTER-COLLEGIATE MAKERS OF

Caps, Gowns and Hood s

Class contracts a specialty.

PARTIC ULARS UPON APPLICATION.

CHAS. R. HART & CO. u• •364 Main S t ree t, H a rtford, Conn. ~¥~¥~ff¥~¥~~¥~¥¥~¥~Tff~¥¥~¥~

ARE BY FAR THE LARGEST DEALERS OF

F ine Carpets, W a ll Papers, Draperies, Slmdes, and Ru;;s, includin;- the ·Choicest Oriental Ru;r1 in Hartford.

As to price there will be no comparison. We a.re just doing business for fun and to keep our name before the public this year, while our New Store is being built.

CHAS. R. HART & CO.

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-THOROUGH INSPETIONS-AND

Insurance against loss or damage to property and loss of life and injury to persons caused by

Steam• Boiler • Explosions. J. M. ALLEN, President.

WM. B . FRANKLIN, Vice-President. F. B. ALLEN, 2d Vice-Presirlent.

J. B. PIERCE, Secretary and Treasurer.

You want Laundering.

We want your patronage.

Our wagons call regularly at the College.

WORK LEFT AT

~ TRINITY COLLEGE STORE, ~

WILL BE GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION.

Our service is perfect and we make no extra charge for

QUICK -WORI~~

EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDRY' Telephone 101-4.

No. 12 PRATT STREET.

AMER[CAN BRANCH

Scottish Union and National · Ins. Co. of Edinbnrgb, Sir Walter Scott, first P resident,

Lion Fire Ins. Co. of London. Marlin Bennett, Manager.

Jas. II . Brewster, Assistant Manager. Hon . Henry C. Robinson, Attorney.

Geo. B. Fisher, Local Agent.

usEPDND~S EXTRACT

Oenuine absolutely Pure ; contains no Wood Alcohol, as many substitutes do; can be used with

PERFECT SAFETY, INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY.

POND'S EXTRACT :,h oul<l be usell by all

CYCLISTS AND

GOLFERS. Unequaled for ,rubbing STB.A..INED MUSCLES;

healing Outs, Bruises, Sprains, Wounds, Etc.

AVOID SUBSTITUTES­W£AK, WATERY, WOIITHLESS. POND'S EXTRACT Co .• '16 Fifth Ave., New York.

The Wm. H. Post Carpet Co., 219 Asylum St. Worth your while if you think of CARPET BUYI G?

EXAMINE QUALITIES, COMPARE VALUES, and see where you

get BEST RESULTS. THE WM. H. POST CARPET CO.,

219 Asylum St., Hartford, Ct.

THE TRINITY TABLET IX

~4.,S!!Or ?imsu T1'1·&1AT~I I"~ &~J ~ ~,11 JJ ~ ~!!!IA~!!!! ~ n_g,

---~---Parsons' Theatre, situated on the corner of Central Row and Prospect Street1

Hartford, Conn., is the handsomest and best equipped play hot;tse in New England.

MR. P ARSON , Manager, has booked some of the biggest successes now on the road

and will give his patrons the best attractions obtainable. Below is a list of

attractions that will be seen at that theatre.

Sol Sm ith Russell.

Otis Skinner in II Prince Rudolph."

"0 ! Susannah."

"Isle of Champagne."

11 Tennessee's Pardner."

Frank Daniels in '' Idol's Eye."

Hoyt's "Stranger in New York."

Julia Arthur in II Lady of Quality."

"Sowing the Wind."

Hoyt's II Day and a Night."

Keller.

Mr. Stuart Robson.

All loyal Trinity men will buy of those firms who show an interest in College by advertising in The Trinity Tablet.

THE TRINITY TABLET

83rd Se111£-A11nual F£nandal Statement OF THE

f}f!~nht f(mrmttt ¢ ou1pantt, OF HARTFORD, CONN.

January 1st, 1896. Cash Capital, Reserve for Outstanding Losses , -Reserve for Re-Insurance, -NET SURPLUS,

- $2,000.000 00

342,441 43 - 2,479,134 84

424,943 41

TOT AL ASS E. TS, $5,246,510 68

Total Losses Paid Sinoe Organization of Company, $38,047,470.01

D. W. C. SKILTON, President, J. H. MITCHELL, Vice-President, EDW, MILLIGAN, Secretary.

JOHN B. KNOX, Ass 't Secretary,

H. M. Magill, General Agent Western Department, Cincinnati, 0. Theo. F. Spear, Ass't" " " " A. E. Magill, General Agent Pacific Department, San Francisco, Cal. Smith & T atley, Managers Canadian Department, Montreal, Canada.

E. W, Beardsley, Resident Agent, 64 Pearl St., Hartford, Ct.

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company . .

1846-1897.

'l'be assets of tllis Company, Januory 1, 1897, were $62,952,348,88 . its liabilities by its own standard-more conservative than that of any other cvmpany or than that of any Iusurnnce Department-were $55,799,051 .84, and its surplus $7,153,297 04.

It is submitted tlrnt this Company is especially deserving of consideration by those who seek for their families protection of the most absolute character, on terms alike the most favorable and the most just, at the lowest cost nttainable by care, prudence, and economy.

JACOB L. GREENE, Prest. JORN M. TAYLOR, V.-Prest.

Enw ARD M. BUNCE, Sec. DANIEL H. WELLS, Actuary.

TEACHERS. Union Teachers' Agencies of America.

REV. L. D. BASS, D. D., lvlanagcr.

Pittsburg, Pa, Zoronto, Can., ]\tew Orleans, La., N ew York, N. Y., Washington, D. C. San F rancz'sco, Cal., Chicago, Ill., St. Louis, Mo., Denver, Colo.

There are thousands of positions to be filled. We had over 8,000 vacancies last season. Unsurpassed facilities for placing teachers 111 any part of the U. S. or Canada. One fee registers in nine offices. Over 95 per cent. of those who registered before August secured positions. Address all Applications to Saltsburg, Pa.

THIS SPACE RESERVED.

THE TRINITY TAB LET X1

6\lll1c)

The City Bank of Hartford, 291 Main Street.

Capital, $440,000 Surplus,$ t 80,000

President, CHAR.LES T. WELLES.

Vice-President, CHARLES B. WHITING.

Cashier, EDWARD D. REDFIELD,

@Jlll\9

SOMETHING NEW IN PHOTOGRAPHY

Miniature Gems of Art . Something entirely new in tlie way of a, Gem of Art, and at

an uosually low fi~ure. 'rbe Minature Photo we copy from cabinet and card size Photos onlv, and make no change what­ever in the picture you send. Cabinet pictures can be sent by mail, and enclose 25 cents, or a postal note and a 2-cent stamp for a return mailing, and we guarantee to return

One Dozen Minature Photos to you and the picture you send, in one week from date of re­ceiving, that will give perfect satisfaction in every respect. Special care should be taken in doing up pictures for mailing; and be sure to write your name and address plainly.

P. 8.-Care should be ta.ken in doing up packages with heavy wrappers when money is inclosed.

Respectfully,

F. J. W ALSH, 353 Perry St. , Trenton, N. J.

W. C. MASON & CO. Successors to J. J. Poole & Co.

] ·. · j HARD AND SOFT WOOD } ·. · ~ For Grate, Stove and Kindlings, by the Barrel or Cord

COAL; Best Quality Lehigh (Sugar Loaf) and Lackawanna for

Domestic Purposes.

HORSFALL &

Clothiers, Hatters, Outfitters.

ROTHSCHI L D,

THE BONNER - PRESTON Co., -DEALERS IN-

ARTISTS' MATERIALS,~ 46'CAMERAS, KODAKS.

A.ND ..l FULL LINE OJ'

~ Photographic Supplies.r7r-,.:J 329 Main Street, Hartford, Conn.

ff he 4r ictor ~fficial ~eague ,Ball 1s the only ball that conforms exactly

to National League requirements. I t

is uniform in size and shape and 1s

more durable than any other league ball.

Send for our Illustrated Catalog of Victor Athletic Goods.

OVERMAN WHEEL CO.,

NEW YORK. BOSTON. DETROIT. CHICAGO.

Office: 27 2 Main St., T rust Co. 's Building. DENVER. SAN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND1 0R• .

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l\r O OTHER Life Policies as J ~ liberal cost as little money, no others as cheap give as much for the money, as those of

THE TRAVELERS OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Best either for Family Protection or Investment of Savings, Non­forfeitab]e, world wide, lowest cash rate.

Assets, - $22 ,868,994· 16 THE CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO, Excess security to policy-

holders, $3 ,722,635. I 2 OF HARTFORD, Cash Capital,

CONN.

$1,000,000.00 Pai41 Policy-Holders, -

JAS. G, BATTERSON, President. GEO. ELLIS, Secretary. JOHN [, MORRIS, Ass't Sec'y,

$34,ll60,626.53

The Plimpton lYianafactutting Go.,

Envelopes.

Printers. Blank Books,

Engravers.

We make a specialty of Engraved Cards and Wedding Invitations. Exclusive styles that are used in the most polite society. Designing of Coats-of-Arms, Crests and Monograms, a specialty. Stamping, Embossing and Illurninat• ing. -•--

252, 254, 256 Pearl Street,

HARTFORD, CONN.

Cash Assets, $3,300,017.88

J. D. BROWNE, President.

CHARLES R. BURT, &c,·etm·y.

L. W. CLAHKE, .Ass't Secretary.

EIMER & AMEND, } Manufacturers and Importers of

Chemicals & Chemical Apparatus. Assay Goods and Bacteriological Apparatus.

Acids, Platihum Balances, Etc.

205, 207, 209, and 211 Third Avenue, C<!_R. 18TH STREET,

~ · -NEW YORK CITY.-

]. G MARCH,

HAIR CUTTING PARLORS,

No. 9 Asylum St., Hartford, Conn.

THE TRINITY TABLET

RICHMOND Straight Cut No.

Cigarettes. CIGARETTE SMOKERS, who are w1Jhng to pay a little more than

the price charged for the ordinary trade Cigarettes, will find THIS BRAND superior to all others.

These cigarettes arc made from the brightest, most delicately flavored and highest cost Gold Leaf grown in Virginia. This is the 014 and Original Brand of ttraight Cut Cigarettes, and was brought out by us in the year 1875.

BIWAiJI 01 lLU'l'ATIONS, and observe that the firm name a.a below is on every package.

ALLEN & GINTER, The American Tobacco Co., Successor, Manufacturer,

Richmond, Virginia.

THE NEW COLLAR.

fHE GOl.-1-EGE--~ ~•--BOOK SfORE,

Text Books, Stationery and Athletic Goods.

No. 2 NOR'rHAM TOWER.

TRADE MARKS DESIGNS

COPYRIGHTS &c .. qj:;:iin~~:~~i~ gu

8rki~~~i~dt::c~£i1i~f~

invention ie probably patentable. Communica,. tlona strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents aent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.

Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive ,pecf.al notice. without charge. 1n the

Sdtntific Jlmtrican. A handllomely illustrated weekly. L&l'gest clr­culatlon of any scientific Journal. Terms, '3 a 1ear; tour months. fL 8<>1d bf all newsdealers.

MUNN & C0.3818'0•dway, New York Branch Office, 625 F St., Washington. D. C.

,vrite for our interesting books " Invent­or's Help" and "How _you are swindled," Send us a rough eketcb or model of 1our invention or improvement and we wil tell yon free our opinion as to whether it is probably patentable. We make a specialty of applkations rejected in other hands. Highest references furnished.

JIIABION & 11.ABION PATJ:NT SOLICITORS & BXPJCB.TS Olvll cl; Mechanical Engineers, Graduates of the Polytechnic School of llngineerlng, Bachelor• !n Applied Sciences, Laval University, Membert Patent Law Aaaoclatlon, American Water Work• A11oclatlon, New England Water Works Asaoc. P. Q. Surveyor• A111ociation, Assoc. Member Can. Society of Clvll Engineers.

OFFICES. { W ASHlNGTON, D. C, • MONTREAL, CAN. .

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JETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CO N.

The Largest Life and Accident Insurance Company in the World.

TOTAL PAID POLICY-HOLDERS SINCE ORGANIZATION,

$100,000,000.00. Assets, $45,557,272,15 _______ Surplus, $6,7 11,502.25

The ZL"tna L1·fce Is conducted for the purpose of furnishing .£~ Life, Endowment and Accident Insurance

of the most trustworthy kind upon the most favorable terms.

MORGAN G. BULKELEY, President.

J.C. WEBSTER, Vice-President. J. L. ENGLISH, Secretary. H. W. ST. JOHN, Actuary. C. E. GILBERT, Assistant Sec'y. W. C. FAXON, Ass't Sec'y, Accident Dept.

G. W. RUSSELL, M. D., Medical Director. JAMES CAMPBELL, M. D., Medical Examiner.

A. F. NASON, T. B. MERRILL, H. B. HOUGHTON, Superintendents of Agencies.

HERMAN 13UGHHOI.-.Z, ::::::Fancy and Theatrical Costumer, ::::::~.:.=»

Costumes furnished for Masquerades, 'fheatrical Perrormance, , Operas and Tableaux.

Wigs, Beards, and lVLike-up _,_ 2n MAIN STHE.E'J', SPRINGnELD, MASS.

COLLEGE PRINTING AND BINDING.

~LASS YEAR BOOKS, Periodicals etc. Sermons, Addresses, Cata logues an d ociety Publications. Superior Work at Fair Prices.

Libraries re-bound and repaired. Patent Flat Opening Blank Books to order.

THE CASE, LOCKWOOD & BRAINARD CO., Printers and Binders, HARTFORD, CONN.

ST Q P and see JAKE at THE SOUTH END PHARMACY,

where you can find everything to be found in

12 Map1!-L/:!::~~!~ress St. A First-Class Drug Store.

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CONNECTICUT TRUST AND SAFE

DEPOSIT COMPANY, Corner nf Main and Pearl St:reets.

Capital, $300,000. S1rrpJui.;;, $200,000.

BANKING BUSINESS.

Conducts a General Banking Business. Ac­

counts opened and Deposits received subject to

check at sight. Accounts sol icited. Also

8AFE DEPOSIT VAULT.

The most capacious and impregnable in the

City. 1000 safe boxes for rent at from $10 to

$ 100 per annum, according to size.

TRUST DEPARTMENT.

Is authorized by its charter to act as Trustee

for individuals and corporations, Executor or

Administrator of estates, Guardian of minors, etc.

Meigs H. Whaples, President.

Henry S. Robinson, Secretary,

John P. Wheeler, Treasurer.

Hosmer P. Redfield, Ass't Treasurer.

Gemmill, Burnham & Co. H&ve received thei.r line of

SPRING SUITS AND OVERCOATS from $10.00 to $25.00. All the la.test patt.erns.

GEMMILL. BURNHAM: & CO. FULL DRESS SUIT S TO RENT

l851 1898

THE PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE

INSURANCE COIVIP ANY ~

of Hartford, Conn.,

issues all the modern forms of Life and lo.vest­ment Policies • .JC .JCExamine our new EX­CHANGEABLE LIFE and RETURN PRE­MIUM Contracts...,C ~Send your age to the Home Office and we will send you sample policies, showing just what we have to offer~

JONATHAN B. BUNCE, President. JOHN M. HOLCOMBE, Vice-President. CHARLES H. LAW RENCE, Secretary.

0000000000000 orrranslations o 0 Literal-Inter·linear-105 Volumes 0 o IDf ctionarfes o 0 German, French, Italian, Spanish, 0

0 0 Latin, Greek

o Uutorfal $cries o 0 2(X) vols. specially designed for coach- Q 0 ing for exams. in all college studies Q 0 binba a 1Roble 0 0

Succeeding Arthur Hinds & Co. Q 4 Ccoper Iostitute, ?\cw Yo!.'k City

( )0 ()00C)00Cl0000

H , PHOTO arney s STUDIO, 281 Main St., cor. Pearl.

ESPECIAL RATES 1'0 TRlNlTY STUDENTS.

i>att'ol\~e out ~dvet'ti~et'~

XVI THE TRINITY TABLET

CREEK MEETS CREEK.

When 11•cll-dressed men meet there le sure to be a comparison of tailors. Our customers need fear no criticism of their clothes.

TllE TUG O.P' WAR comes when a suit ts closely Inspected. Our suits will stand the moat severe examination.

l,ndies' and Gent­lenrnn's 'f uilor,

49 Pratt St. HARTFORD, CT.

DELAMATER & SON, IS Pratt Street, Hartford, Conn.

=== REALLY ==== are the Most Satisfactory Photographers in the City

N. J. Goodwin, M. D. S. DENTAL ROOMS, 276 Main Street, Hartford, Cann,

A STRAICHT TIP FOB

ATHLETES EVERYWHERE.

ETery Brniee, Cut, Sore Mul'!Cle, Stltf Joint or Strain, fieee f rom Johnson's Anod.rno Linlm nt a " from a, ~ to come. .Aote µromptJ..y • .Ahmys ready t o ut1e.

March 15, 1898.

Our stock for Spring and Summer 1898 is now

ready in all departments.

BROOKS BROTHERS,

Broadway, cor. 22d St., CLOTHING AND FURNISH-} ING GOODS R.EADY-MADK AND MADE TO MEASURE.

LEADING STYLES. POPULAR PRIES.

P.H. BILLINGS,

High Clau Tailoring,

1 l ASYLUM ST.,

CJ.art&: Smith, Print.er&, 49 Pearl St., Phmnix Kutul lif.e Bllilding.

HARTFORD CT.

New York City.

mo You Like Fine Printing? Our New Location has every facility essential to thorough and satis­factory work and the comfort and convenience of our patrons.

Our office is well equipped with fast running Cylinders and Job Presses, and with the latest and most approved Type we execute work in a tasty manner, and feel confident that we can give entire satisfaction.

CLARK & SMITH, PRINTERS, .....-:::;::::.Phamix Mutual Life Building, ~ Rooms t and 5, t9 Pearl Street, Hartford.