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KEST HAVEN MORNING JOUENAL AND COURIER, MOSTDAY OCTOBEE 2; 1S05
WE
-P ANOS-
and apply rent paid towards purchac, if desired
The A. B. CLINTON CO.
37 Church Street.
STOCK MARKET FEATURES
CAUTION AS TO COMMITMENTS
ADVISED.
But Jfo Fanle Anticipated Stocks In
Strong Hands Higher Prices Ex
pected later la Wall Street Sus
picion aa to the Exactness of the
Bank Statement The Erle'a New Ac
quisition. The stock market's strength Satur
day was attributed by some chiefly to
the belief that the present money strin
gency will be of short duration; by
others to the fact that stocks are in
strong hands. On the whole caution is
advised In conservative Wall street
quarters until the money tightness
yields. '
The splendid prosperity of the coun
try and the immense com crop and
the tremendous iron and steel business
bespeak good times for many months
to come. The only cloud on the sky
is the money question.
A good quantity of gold is expected
to arrive .this week, and this, it is ex
pected, will afford some relief.
Henry Clews says in his letter, speak
ing of the grand ' crops and the big
earnings In sight for the railroads, as
follows:
"Extreme conservatism can hardly at
this time be too strongly recommended
In trading, especially in stocks that are
how at record making prices, as the
'high and mighty' may fall like other
mortals. Speculatively held stocks at
abnormally high prices at prices not
warranted by dividend disbursements
are for obvious reasons particularly
susceptible to the adverse influence of
difficult banking accommodation.
There have, it is true, been active
and successful bull campaigns when
money has commanded a much higher
range than that now current. At the
same timer It is hardly probable that a
readjustment of accounts to a higer
money level can be accomplished with
out a period of active liquidation mark
ing the progress of such readjustment."
Edward Sweet & Co. of New Tork
say: "Naturally the advance in stocks
yesterday in the face of money rates
ranging from 6 to 7 per cent, created
comment in the street. The explana
tion 5s that commission houses are not
extended; that stocks are in strong
hands, and that for some time past it
has been a rich man's market", and
that the rich men are not shaken out
by moderate; declines nor by temporar
ily high rates for money. All those who
are in close touch with the business of
the country are convinced that there is
a better toasle for a bull market than
at any time for a long period of, years."
J. 'S. Bache & Co., New York, say;
"General business is in excellent con
dition, the ibanking position Is entirely
sound, and the enoromus crops will be
reflected soon in greater activity in in
dustrial and commercial lines. Coupled
with these conditions there is a large
and Increasing gold output, forming a
basis for Increasing credits. Railroad
rate legislation and higher money
rates seem about the only clouds on
the speculative horizon.
' "The period of stiff money will prob
ably not last over a few days, and,
judging by the action of the market
recently. It would not be surprising
should brices ee Improvement In Oc
tober." r . xj. unaerwooa, president or tne
Erie railroad, yesterday outlined the
plan under which the newly acquired
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail
way system will be linked to the Erie
and operated by It. He emphatically
denied a report that the hew railroad
property would be split up, the Pere
Marquette going to the Lake Shore. On
the contrary, the Chicago, Hamilton &
Dayton will foe absorbed in its entirety
toy the Erie, losing its identity and in
dividal existence. It has been decided
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
LOCAL FINANCIAL NOTES.
N. Y., N- H. and H. R. R. stock sold
last week from 210 to 207, closing at 208.
There Is considerable speculation as to
the probable -value of the rights of the
new S 1-3 per cent, debentures. These
rights, however, have no existence un
til the 1st of December. The nominal
street quotation for them is anywhere
from-$6 to $8.
The city of New Haven was fortu
nate in selling its 3 1-2 per cent, bonds
at a premium of $780 for the block.
Messrs. Blake Brothers, who were the
successful bidders, will shortly be offer
ing them to savings banks and trustees
of estates, as they are about the only
customers for bonds bearing this rate
of interest;- a premium must be se
cured by the buyers to afford them any
profit. 1
New Haven Gas Light company
transfer "books open to-day and the div
idend checks will be received by stock
holders this morning.
Coupons for $1,200,000 New Haven
and Northampton 6 per cent. 1909 are
payable to-day at the National Trades
mans bank. These bonds were issued
in 1879 and had thirty years to run.
The road is now the part of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail
road system. Each eemi-annual cou
, pon payment amounts to $36,000.
Dividend checks for a semi-annual
dividend of the preferred stock of the
Boston and New York Air Line rail
road were mailed Saturday from the
office of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad.
The clearings and balances for the
New Haven banks for the week ending
RENT
September 30. 1905. and for the corre
sponding week of last year are given
uy days nv the secretarv of the New
Haven clearing house as follows:
1903. Balances. 1904.
Septr25$325,263.05 $55,453.29 $259,375.02
Sept. 26 .. 366,5a0.75 75,551-69 333,131,33
Sept. .27.... 370,923.93 91,746.97 303,055.94
Sept. 28 .. 304,586.51 47,754-55 329,661.15
Sept. 29 .. 366,142.61 91,172.80 346,185.75
Sept, 30.. 403,828.65 93,616.10 433,852.19
$2,137,325.50 $459,280.40 $2,005,261.38
Increase clearings week of 1905, $32,
064.12. Balances week of 1904, $450,313.40.
Difference of balances, $8,941.59.
Clearings week of 1903, $1,915,084 47.
Clearings week of 1902, $2,45,225.94.
Clearings week of 1901, $2,266,466.56.
The total clearings for the month of
September were:,
September, 1904. $7,961,395.88.
September, 1905, $9,355,520.45.
Dividends soon due are:
American Ca, pf, 1 3-4 per cent.; Oc
tober 2; books close, September 16-
American Chicle, 1, Oct. 20; Oct. 14.
Am. Loco, Oct. 17; Sept. 21.
do pf 1,3-4, Oct. 21; Sept. 21.
Am. Smelt. & Refin, pi, 1 3-4, Oct. 2;
Sept. 20.
do pf 1 3-4, Oct. 16; Oct. 2-
Arn. Sugar, 1 3-4, Oct. 2; Sept. 2.
do pf 1 3-4, Oct. 2; Sept. 2-
Am. Tel. & Tel, 1 1-2, Oct. 16; Oct. 2.
Am. Tobacco pf, 1 1-2, Oct. 2; Sept. 15.
Am. Woolen pf, 1 3-4, Oct. 16; Oct. 2.
Anaconda Mine, $1.25, Oct. 19; Oct. 7-
Beech Creels, 1, Oct, 2; Sept- 3.
3or.on & Maine, 1 3-4, Oct. 2; Sept. 1.
Berkshire R. R, 1 1-2, Oct, 2; Sept. 20.
Boston & N. Y. Air Line, pf, 2, Oct.
2; Sept. 20.
Boston & Providence, 2 1-2, Oct. 2;
Sept. 20.
Canadian Pacific, 3, Oct- 2; Sept. 1.
Central Leather pf, 1 3-4, Oct. 2; Sept.
15.
Chic. & E. 111. pf. 1 1-2, Oct. 2; Sept.
16.
Chic, Mil. & St. Paul, 3 1-2, Oct. 10;
Aug. 23.
do pf. 3 1-2, Oct. 10; Aug. 23.
Chic. & N. W. pf, 2, Oct- 2; Sept. 16.
Copper Range, $1, Sept. 30; Sept. 8.
Erie 2d pf. 2, Oct. 9; Sept. 11.
General Electric, 2, Oct. 16; Sept- 20.
Glote Wernicke pf, 1 1-2, Oct. 15;
Sept. 30.
Hall Signal, 1 1-2, Oct. 2; Sept. 16.
Mackay Cos. pf, 1, Oct. 2; Sept. 16.
National Biscuit, 1, Oct. 14; Sept. 29.
N. Y. Dock, pf, 1, Oct. 16; Oct. 2.
New York Gas Light, 2, Oct. 2; Sept.
16.
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., 2, Sept- 30;
Sept. 16.
N- H. County National bank, 3, Oct.
2; Sept. 25.
Otis Elevator pf, 1 1-2, Oct, 14; Sept.
20.
Pitts, Ft. W. & Chic, 1 3-4, Oct. 3;
Sept. 9.
Proctor & Gamble pf, 2, Oct. 14; Sept-
Reading pf, 2, Nov. 10; Oct. 23.
Rep. Iron & Steel pf, 1 3-4, Oct. 2;
Sept. 21.
Southern Ry pf, 2 1-2, Oct. 17; Sept.
23.
Swift & Co., 1 3-4, Oct, 2; Sept. 15.
U. S. Leather pf, 1 1-2, Oct. 15; Sept.
15.
Union Pacific, 2 1-2, Oct. 1; Aug. 29.
do. pf, 2, Oct. 1; Aug. 29.
United Fruit, 1 3-4, Oct. 14; Sept. 30.
United Gas Imp, 2, Oct. 14; Sept. 30.
Union Bag & Paper pf, 1 3-4, Oct. 16;
Sept. 30.
Union Shoe Mach, 50c, Oct. 14; Sept.
20.
do pf. 37 l-2c, Oct, 14; Sept. 20.
Western Union Telegraph, 1 1-4, Oct.
16; Sept. 20.
Westinghouse Electric, 2 1-2, Oct. 10;
Sept. 28. .
do pf. 2 1-2, Oct. 10; Sept. 28.
Yale National Bank, 3, Oct. 2; Sept.
25.
NEW TOUR. STOCK MAUliET.
Opening, Highest) Lowest Quotation
On the How York Stock Exchange,
reported by Prince & Whitely. Bankers
and Brokers, 62 Broadway. New York,
and IS Center street. New Haven, Conn.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Amal. Copper... 84 84 84 84
Am. Car 36 38 36 37
Am. Cotton 29 30 29 30
Am. Locorao ... 62 54 52 52
do pfd 112 113 112 112
Am. Smelting... 127 127 127 127
Am. Sugar 139 139 139 139
A. , T. & S. Fe.. 89 90 89 90
B. & 0 112 112 112 112
Brooklyn R. T.. 72- 72 72 72
Ches. & Ohio... 58 58 58 58
Chi. Gt. West... 21 21 21 21
C. M. & St. P...181 182 181 182
Chi. North 215 216 215 216
Col. Fuel 45 46 45 4fi
Consol. Gas ....184 187 184 187
Can. Pacific 175 175 174 175
Erie 60 50 50 50
do 1st pfd. . 82 82 82 82
Gen Electric ...181 181 181 181
Ills. Central ...182 183 182 183
L. & N .155 165 154 154
Met. St. Ry 125 126 125 125
Met. Secur 80 81 80 80
M., K. & T. pfd. 69 69 69 69
Mo. Pacific 105 106 105 105
N. Y. C. & H...14 150 149 150
N. Y., O. & W.. 65 55 55 55
Norf. & West... 85 86 85 86
Pacific Mail ... 45 45 45 45
Pennsylvania ..143 144 -43 144
People's Gas ...103 104 103 103
Reading 122 123 122 123
do 1st pfd.. 93 97 93 96
Republic Iron... 23 24 23 24
do pfd 91 92 91 92
Rock Island ... 33 33 33 33
do pfd 79 80 79 80
South. Pac 69 69 69 69
South. Ry 36 37 36 37
Tenn. Coal 86 87 86 87
Tex. & Pac 35 35 35 37
Un. Pacific 132 133 132 133
U. S. Rubber. ... 55 56 55 66
do pfd 111 111 111 111
U. S. Steel 87 38 37 38
do pfd 104 105 104. 105
Wabash pfd ... 42 42 42 42
West. Union ... 93 93 93 93
Closing Price.
The following are the closing prices
reported by Prince & Whitely. Banker
and Broker, 2S Broadway. New York,
and 15 Center street. New Haven.Cona.:
iid. Asked.
Adams Express 240
Amalgamated Copper 84
American Car 3t
do pfd Mhi
American Cotton 30 h.
do pfd S2
American Express 225
Ant. Hide & Leather pfd... 34
Am. Ice Securities 27 4
American Linseed 1&
do pfd 41
American Locomotive 54
do pfd 113
American Smelting 127
do pfd 121
American Sugar lSS'fo
do pfd 138
Anaconda Copper 124
A, T. & S. Fe 904
do pfd 104
Baltimore & Ohio 112
do pfd 96
Brooklyn R. T 72
Brooklyn Un. Gas 180
Brunswick 14
Canada Southern 684
Canadian Pacific 175?g
Central New Jersey 212
Chesapeake & Ohio 58
Chi. & E. Ills, pfd 130
Chi. Gt. Western 21
do A pfd 77
C, M. & St. P 182
do pfd 188
Chi. Northwest 215
C, St. P.. M. & 0 187
Chi. Term. Trans 18
do pfd 39
C, C, C. & St. L 98
Colorado Fuel 46
Colorado Southern 28
Consolidated Gas 187
Delaware & Hudson 217
D. , L, & W 450
Den. & Rio Grande pfd.... 89
Erie 50
do 1st pfd 82
do 2d pfd...... 73
General Electric 181
Great Northern pfd 326
Hocking Valley 90
do pfd 91
Illinois Central 182
International Paper' 23
do pfd 79
Iowa Central . 29
10. C, Ft. S. & M pfd 85
Kansas City Southern 27
. do pfd 6fi
Louisville & Nashville 155
Manhattan Elevated 165
Met. Securities 80
Met. St. Railway 125
Mexican Central 24
Mo., Kan. & Texas 34
do pfd 69
Missouri Pacific 105
National Biscuit 55
National Lead 47
N. V. Air Brake 152
N. Y. C. & H . 150
N. Y.. C. & St. L 54
N. Y. & N. H 208
N. Y., O. & W 65
Norfolk & Western 85
do pfd 91
North American 98
Northern Pacific 211
Pacific Mail .., 45
Pennsylvania 144
People's Gas 103
Pressed Steel 45
do pi'd 96
Pullman Palace 255
Reading 123
do 1st pfd 96
do 2d pfd 99
Republic Iron 24
do pfd 92
Rock Island 33
do pfd 80
Southern Railway 37
do pfd 100
Southern Pacific 69
do pfd 119
St. L. & S. F. 2d pfd 70
St. L. & Southwestern 23
do pfd 61
Tennessee Coal 87
Third Avenue 126
250
04
37
lou
32
99
235
35
7
18
42
54
113
127
121
139
139
124
90
105
112
98
72
190
15
69
175
215
58
138
21
78
182
190
216
195
18
39
100
46
28
190
218
460
90
50
82
73
182
327
91 T4
93
182
23
80
29
86
27
56
155
165
80
126
24
34
70
105
56
47
153
150
55
209
55
;S6
92
99
212
46
144
104
45
96
257
123
96
100
24
92
33
80
87
100
69
120
70
24 Vt
62
87
127
, iCAda CC 1 liCIIIl' uctb
Tol., St. L. & Western 38
35
38
58
118
11
81
133
96
125
12
110
87
56
112
38
105
33
23
42
250
93
169
18
26
32
59
tto pro &s 78
Twin City R. T 117
Union Bag & Paper 11
do pfd 78
Union Pacific 133
do pfd
95
U. S. Express
U. S. Leather
do 'pfd
U. S. Realty & Improve..
.122
. 12
.109
. 86
. 66
u. s. Jttuooer.
do pfd Ill
U. S. Steel.. 38
do pfd 105
Va.-Car. Chemical 32
Wabash 23
do pfd 42
Wells-Fargo xpress 235
Western Union 93
Westinghouse Elec 169
Wheeling & Lake Erie.... 17
do 2d pfd 25
Wisconsin Central 30
do pfd 59
United Statea Government Bonds.
Bid. Asked.
2s, reg., 1930 103 104
2s, coup., 1930 104 104
3s, reg., 1908 104 105
3s, coup., 1908 104 105
3s, small bonds 103
4s, reg., 1907 104 106
4s, coup., 1907 105 106
4s, reg., 1925 134 134
4s, coup., 1925- 134 134
D. C, 3s, 65 117
Philippine 4s 109 110
Chicago Market.
Reported over private wire by W. B.
Smith & Co.. 71 Broadway, N. Y.. New
Haven office, 840 Chape! street; Nor
man A. Tanner. Manager.
Chicago, Sept. 30.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat
December 84 84 83 83
May 86 86 85 85
Corn
December 43 44 43 43
May 43 43 43. 43
Oats
December 28 28 27 28
May 30 30 29 29
Cotton Market.
Reported by Dick Bros. & Co., mom
bars of New York Stock and Cotton Ex
changes. Branch office. S3 Center Street,
New York, Sept. 30.
High. Low. Last.
October 1043 1034 1035-36
November 1046-48
December 1066 1057 1058-00
January 1073 1063 1063-64
February 1070-71
March 1087 1076 1078-79
April 1087 1086 1081-83
May 1096 1086 1087-88
Market steady.
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Reported over private wire of w. B.
Smith & Co., 71 Broadway, New York.
New Kaven office. 840 Chapel street
Norman A Tanner, Manager.
Open-High. Low. Close
Amal. Copper... 84 84 84 84
Am. Car 37 38 37 37
Am. Locomo ... 63 54 63 54
Am. Smelting... 127 127 127 127
Am. Sugar 139 139 139 139
A. , T. & S. Fe. . 90 90 89 90
B. & O .:I12 112 112 112
Brooklyn R. T.. 72 72 72 72
Can. Pacific 174 175 174 175
Ches. & Ohio... 58 58 58 58
Chi. Gt. West... 21 21 21 21
C. M. & St. P.. 181 182 181 182
C. R. I. & P.... 33 33 33 33
Col. Fuel 45 46 45 46
Erie 50 50 50 50
L. & N 154 155 154 155
Met. St. Ry ...... 125 126' 125 125
Mex. Central.... 24 24 24 24
Mo. Pacific ..,..105 106 105 105
N. Y. C. & H...149 150 149 150
N. Y., O. & W.. 64 55 64 55
Pennsylvania ..143 144 143 144
People's Gas ...103 103 103 103
Pressed Steel... 45 46 45 46
Reading 122 123 122 123
Republic Iron.. . 23 24 23 24
South. Pac 69 69 69 68
South. Ry 36 37 36 87
Tenn. Coal 87 87 87 87
Un. Pacific 132 133 132 133
U. S. Steel 37 38 37 38
do pfd .....104 105 104 105
Wabash ... 23 23 23' 232
gales 40,360,
Boston Stock Quotations,
Reported over private wire of Horn
blower & Weeks, members of New York
and Boston Stock Exchanges; New Ha
ven office. 27 Center street.
High. Low. Bid. Asked.
Adventure ....
Ailouez
Arcadian
Atlantic
7
38
3
2
31
8
0
il
14
16
7
25
23
9
68
?
107
27
106
' 7
129
8
37
46
116
22
108
78
31
107
208
A
27
31
8
662
28
71
'14
17
7
26
24
10
59
49
27
107
27
107
7
130
8
37
47
117
23
109
79
32
108
, 39
. 4
. 2
. 31
. 8
.664
. 28
. 71
'. 17
. 7
. 26
. 23
. 10
. 59
. 49
. 27
.108
. 27
.107
. 7
.130
, 8
, 37
. 47
.116
. 22
,38
3
26
31
8
664
27
71
16
7
25
23
10
68
49
27
106
27
107 ;
7
129
8
37
47
116
22
Boston Cons . . .
! Calu. & Hecla.
Centennial
Copper Range.
Daly West
Franklin
Granby
Greene
Isle Royal
Mass. Cons .
Mohawk
North Butte. . .
Old Dominion..
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
V. S. Mining...
Utah Cons
Wolverine
Am. Ag. Chem.
do pfd . ...
Swift & Co
United Shoe. ..
do pfd . ...
United Fruit..
New Haven. ...
Am. Telephone.
United Copper,
7S 78
208
139
208
138
32 31
id Bros, & Co,
SO Broad Street, If. T.
MEMBERS OF
N. Y. Stock Exchange.
N. Y. Cotton Exchange.
STOCKS. BONDS.
COTTON.
Branch Office,
33 CENTER. STR.E.E.T
B. B. EAMES, Manager.
We beg to announce that on
OCTOBER THE 18TH
we shall advance the price
of the shares of the capital stock of the
CIENEGUITA COPPER COMPANY
which we have unwritten
to fS.no per share, par value $10
We consider thin stock one of the beat
investments on the market and shall
; be pleased to furnish full Information.
CATLIN & POWELL CO.
GENERAL STOCK BROKERS,
35 Wall street. New York,
THE
TRADESMEN; BANK
of New Haven
Thoroughly equipped in all depart
ments to promptly and properly
serve corporations, firms and "indi
viduals. WILLIAM T. FIELDS, President
ROBERT A. BROWN, VIee-Fres.
FRED'K C. BURROUGHS, Cashier
FRANK B. FRISBIE, Ass't Cashier
ESTABLISHED 1856. .
STOCKS-BQNDS-DIAMONBS
are safe in a safe
place only.
Safe Deposit Boxes.
$5. per year. Accessible
every business day,
T?f NEW
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cnvncH street.
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NEW HAVEN.
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It also does a general banking bus
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and receives deposits. The principal of
each trust is invested by itself and kept
separate and apart from the general
assets of the Company.
This Comnanv is by law reeularlw
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State oi Connecticut.
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MERCANTILE SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.
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Enni$ 4 Stoppani
MEMBERS
Consolidated Stock Ei-hnnee. '
New York" Produce Exchange.
Chicago Broad of Trade.
BOSTON, CHIAGO.
69 Congress St 401-403 Rookery Bia&
' BROKERS,
38 Broad Street, New Tork,
Private wires to New Tork and Clilonm
Room i, 1010 Chaplo Street
Opposite Osborn Hall.
Niagara Light Heat and
Power Company
Ot Tonawaada and North TonawanJo,
Suburbs of Buffalo. N. T.
1st Mtse. B per cent Bonds, due 3022,
Special circular on application.
jaies&pArish&go
Sneceedlnsr Newton ft Parish.
, INVESTMENT BANKERS,
66 VriutKe street. New llnvea. Conn,
H. C. WARREN & CO.,
DEALERS
IN .
IKVESTMEOT
SECURITIES
Bankers and Brokers,
No. 52 Broadway, New; York,
AJNU ,'
1 5 Center Street, New Haven
Members N.Y. Stock Exchange, Produce
Exchange, and Chicago Board of Trade.
C. B. BOLMER,
Manager New Haven Branch.
ALL CLASSES. Off T att.-ktaxp
STOCKS AND BONDS, ALSO GRAIN.
PROVISIONS and COTTON BOUGHT
AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Connected by Private Wire with New
Tork, Boston and Chicago.
Investment Securities
IF YOU
are about to open an account or are
contemplating making any changes, we
would suggest an interview with us.
We offer every convenience possible
and every prlvelege consistent with
safety.
THE MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK
276 State St., Opp. Wooster St.
OFFICERS!
D. A. Alden, Cash. H. V. Whipple, A. O.
H. C. Warren, Pres. I. H. English, V. P.
NSURANGE
THAT INSURES.
Norths Agency has been
selling Insurance in
New Haven for over
Fifty Years.
Our best friends are those
with whom we , have ad
justed losses, during that
periqd.
Morai-INSURE WITH
NORTH office ist Build
ing North oi Post Office
HYPERION THEATRE
B. S. and Lee Shubert. Hanasrers.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oet. S and 4
In Clyde Fitche- new Comedr
wTHC fd ft tS'Kt AO irirn Mill a a
Beats now on sale Prices, 25. 50, 75. JI
G. B. BUNA'EU ilanaeer.
Ail this week, Matine Tuesdav, Thnrs
day, Saturday. MR. DANIEL RYAN.
Mon. and Thurs. Nights OTHEI.LO.
J"e- Mat and Night AN ENEMY TO
THE KING.- Wed. Night and Thurs.
Mat MACBETH. . '
BIJOU THEATRE.
One entire week, Oct 2 "
BARROWS. LANCASTER CO.
5 COLOMBIANS 5
, 7 Other Big Acts 7
Krines? Kvuninv -l.tr. Vim on. nrtl
- ' - v u . , .villi
nee, 10c, 20c; Ladies at Matinee, 10c;
Announcement
Food and Industrial
CAJJUbUIUII
- -?-'
Auspice of ' "5
New Haven Business
Men's Association
STATE ARMORY,
' October 121, in VI ut l..ln..
7ft EXHIBITS 70
" "itiv lauiiss' ORCHESTRA
$5,000 GIVEN IN SAMPLES $5,000
24 PRIZES FOR COOKI3TG 24 '
: 8 MATINEES S
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS
TICKETS, Kood for part admission.
given free by all members of the
Association and all retail gxocers.
ASK FOR THEM NOW. .
THE ST. CHARLES, fitost Select Lo
?Kton.rOIl U5 O0ean Front, Atlantis
City, N. J. .With an established repu
tation for exclusiveness and hiirli class
nnlrAHnP'A f-Ttr onA nnIA nn, J ....
" Avh uu kW.U BAIL CtllU
water in every bath, : Long distance
letepuuiiB . m rooms. Artesian water.
Courteous service. Golf privileges. Il
1-jstrated booklet. Orchestra of Solo
lata. NEWLIW HAINE3.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL, Virgin
la Ave. and Beach, Atlantic City, N.J.
Rooms en suite with private baths. Hot
and cold sea water baths. Delightful
sun parlors,, steam heated. Excellent
table. Rates $2.00 per day; $10.00 week
ly. Write for 1906 booklet Coach meets,
trains. A. C. MITCHELL & CO.
ml8-28t
Last Oklahoma Official to Engage in
hotels.
The
HOF-BRAU HA(
has a high class
GERMAN KITCHEN
and the following: famous
FOUR IMPORTED BEERS
Burger ftrau Pflsen
Munchener Hof-Bran,
Nurnbcrirer Tucher Bran, Viv
. WurzbtiFffcr Bnrger Bratb
Enough Said !nn?crroct1u
HOTEL CZAR DE
. Opposite Union Depot,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Gonnecticut'9 Largest Hotel
Americas Plan Strictly Transient)
Cafe Boulevard,
Fisher Bros,, 67-69 Orange Street )
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Restaurant.
NOW OPEN
Meafs a al carte at all hours.
Everything first-class. Hours: S a,
m. to 12 p. m. Sunday, 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
NON TAXABLE INVESTMENTS
New Havea Water Co. Stock. -Twin
City Rapid Co. Stock.
Consolidated Railway CP. 4s.
Conn. Hallway & Lighting' 4a, i
Norwich Street Ry. 5s. . "
New Haven Gas Light Deb, '
United 111. Co. 4s. ' ,
Shippan Point Land Co. 6a
The Chas.W.ScrantonCo.
INVESTMENT BROKERS.
103 Orange St.
Lomas & Nettleton
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
137 Orange Street
Certificates of Deposit Issned
Investment Securities Bonght and Soli
Loans and Real Estate
lUnUIUUt'C VI, UVVAjr UVBV11JIIIUU ,
Surety Bonds Execute a Immediately
Care of Estates
CASTOR I A
s Hot Infanta and Children.
TtoKfcd You Hays Always Bough!
Signature of CftcJ
Extraordinary