G. F. HEUBLEIN & BRO.

Cor. Court and Church Sts.,

NEW HAVEN.

Special attention given to

BANQUETS

AND

AFTER THEATRE LUNCHES.

A VILLANELLE.

He comes and begs a cigarette.
I see him take it with dismay,
I watch him go with vain regret.
He comes and takes all he can get,
Thinking I'm his lawful prey;
I watch him go with vain regret.
His smiling face I can't forget,
Although just now he's far away;
I watched him go with no regret.
In fancy now, I see him yet,
But even there he does not stay;
He comes and begs a cigarette,

I watch him go with vain regret.

-Dartmouth Lit.

OLD BROADWAY DRUG STORE,

P. BONNETTE SCHURMAN,

DRUGS AND MEDICINES

Prescriptions a Specialty.

ELM STREET, CORNER YORK.
Best Soda Water in Town..

Importer of FINE HUNGARIAN WINES.

TOKAY, BUDAPEST, and 527 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

"Seeing is Believing."

Some Lamps are tolerably good,

But who wants a tolerably

good egg? And there is a

heap of trouble with a tolerably good lamp. Every stu

dent needs a handsome and

a GOOD study lamp. But a good lamp must be simple; when it is not simple it is not good. There is one lamp that is simple, and it is good without the tolerable

"The Rochester."

If the local dealer hasn't it we can send you one by express. We make 2700 varieties and have an illustrated catalogue that will help you out.

ROCHESTER LAMP CO., 42 Park Place, New York City.

PHOTOGRAPHIC TOURS.

The Orthochromatic Films

being especial favorite as rendering the true Color Value. They retain many of the beauties of a landscape seen by the eye, but which the ordinary plate utterly fails to reproduce.

A FULL LINE OF

Carbutt's Plates, Films, and Specialties

For Sale by all Photographic Stock Merchants.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE,

BROAD and CHESTNUT STS., PHILADELPHIA.

Are you out of business? Are you in a business in which you don't seem to make any headway? Are you in a business you do not like! Do you want to make a change? Would you like to try your hand at something where pluck and energy will tell, and where your income will be proportionate with your industry ?

IF SO, WRITE TO THE

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,

Home Office, cor. Park Place and Church St., N. Y.

About its plan of INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE.

The Company has now 2,200,000 members. That shows how the plan takes. Its Assets are more than $12,000,000.00.

It paid last year 40,000 death claims.

Its total disbursements to its members have exceeded $20,000,000.00.

The Chief Points of this Plan are that

It costs but 5 cents per week and upwards.

No Initiation Fee is charged.

No increase of payments is required. Dues are collected weekly at the homes of members.

All ages from 2 to 70 are taken.

Benefits are payable promptly at death. Males and Females are taken at same cost.

ILLUSTRATIONS.

5 cents a week (less than one cent a day) will insure a child aged from 1 to 13 for $15 to $115.

10 cents a week (less than 1/2 cents a day), will insure a person aged 20 for $190.

25 cents a week (less than 4 cents a day) will insure a person aged 30 for $360. 50 cents a week (about 7 cents a day) will insure a person aged 35 for $610. 50 cents a week (about 7 cents a day) will insure a person aged 21 for $930. of a family can be maintained out of the daily saving of one 5c. cigar. OFFICERS:

Only healthful lives are insured.

A policy on each of the Seven members

JOSEPH F. KNAPP, Pres. JOHN R. HEGEMAN, V. Pres. STEWART L. WOODFORD, Couns'l.

FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL

MADISON SQUARE, NEW YORK.

The largest, best appointed, and most liberally managed hotel in the city, with the most central and delightful location.

HITCHCOCK, DARLING & CO.