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THE MORNING JOURNAL-COURIER, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1908.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
On Bt own Street
For Sale An eleven-room house 3
t
t
Brown street with improvements; let
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35x140 feet, for $4,000. Very low price
and a locality always in demand for moderate-priced
rentals.
DERBY
ANSONIA
SHELTON
ANSONIA.
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Chas. Wilson & Co.
Eoom SOO, 43 Church St. '
General'lnsurance, Real Estate, Loans
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4 -rTTT
(Special Journal-Courier News Service.)
If the Chapman meetings which are
to he held in this city during the next
two weeks draw such largo congre
gations every evening as the opening
meeting held in the M. E. ;chureh last
evening at 7:30 o'clock drew then the
campaign is at once a tremendous
success. The church was filled even
before the services began. Dr. Elliott
was in charge and delivered a fine
sermon. The musical program was
able taken care of by E. W. Naftzger,
the chorister, and the choir gRve ex
cellent resulttl. J- & ..
A supper will be served 'between the
hours of 6:1a and 8:15 o'clock Wed
nesday evening at the First Congrega
tional church by the ladies' aid socie
ty of the church
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Attractive
Residence
Spacious veranrlns; handsome
.interinr; hardwood flonrH; nine
bedrooms, two bathrooms, cljrlit
open 'fireplaces; hot water heat;
large lot and garden. Location
desirable and central.
HARD FIGHT AVITH 1CK.
Four Hours Making. Trip on the
Qiilnnlpiae.
The present cold snap has caused
the local harbor to become a veritable
ice sheet, and In consequence shipping
is greatly Impeded. Two of the lar.
gest oyster tugboats of the U. C. Rowe
company forced their way Into the
company's wharves here yesterday
after a very rough trip from Gardi
ner's Bay, and when they arrived they
were thoroughly encased In Ice and
much battered from the strenuosity
of the trip. The tugs were the Hen
ry C. Rowe and the Ruel Rowe, and
are both strong ships. They came
fully loaded with oysters for he local
concern.
The ships found Ice in the local
harbor almost out to the lighthquse,
but when they struck the Quinnjpiae
their trouble hist began. It took
four hours for the boats to make the
short distance from the Tomllnson
bridge to the company's houses at the
side of the Ferry street drawbridge
The ice in the river is said to be solid
and about eleven Inches in thickness
A large congregation was present at
the 7:30 o'clock services held last
evening at Christ church when the full
choir rendered a special musical ser
vice which wilt be the last until
Easter. The following is the program
rendered:
Processional hymn r20.
Gloria Patrl . . . ; Randall
Choral festal.
Magnificat in E flat Simper
Nune Pimittis in E flat Simper
Anthem "I Will Sing" Sullivan
Anthem "God Is Love". .... .Shelley
Anthem "O Lord Our Governor"..
Stearne
Hymn 450.
Offertory "The Lord Is My Light"
Parker
Hymn 423.
Recessional 3S7.
William McLean and Josiah Evans
were the sopranos, William Shier
tenn rami Frank Tiffanv hassn.
The funerarof the late Morris Drew,
one of this city's most respected and
most widely known citizens, who pass
ed; away Saturday, will he held this
afternoon Services will be held at
his late home at 52 Cottage avenue at
3 o'clock and interment will take
place In Tine Grove cemetery. The
funeral services will be attended by
the members of George Washington
lodge A. F..and A. M., of which lie was
a very active member, In a body. The
lodge will meet at Masonic hall at
2:30 o'clock and march to the house
In a body.
FOR SALE
" ,' ' -In the
EIGHT WARD
A fine new two-family houso of 16
rooms; hardwood 'finish throughout;
quartered oak floors, elegant mantles
with combination coal . and wood
grates;, front and rear stairs to third
floor. Second floor rented for $50 per
month.
MOORHEAD & DONNELLY,
83 CHURCH STREET. ROOM 20.
FOR SALE.
A one-family house, now In process
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'ill I mini lilt! Hill- ifi'Mii'ii iii'nr niitfnn..
Avenue; will be ready for oeeupnncy
May 1. Price only $8,000. Apply at
once.
: Judson 6 Hauff,
Room 402. , Q02 Chapal St.
West Haven
Building Lots
Priees range from $3.00 to $8.00 a
front foot. ' Size of lot to suit pur-
chaser.
fl V. RICHARDS,
Real Estate Broker
141 Orange St.
NEW ATLANTIC SOT ARROX.
New York, Feb. 9. Captain John
C. Fremont, until recently naval at
tache to the United States embassy In
Paris, returned to-day on board the
steamship St. Paul, to assume com
mand. of the battleship Mississippi,
the first warship 0f the new Atlantic
coast squadron to get under way. For
eign powers are building large navies,
Captain Fremont said, from the con
viction that powerful navies make for
peace.
TO LET.
First-class offices in building
839 CHAPEL ST.,
Steam Heat, Elevator and
Janitor Service included.
Benj. R. English.
839 Chapel Street.
FOR SALE.
A one small family bouse, with bam,
situate on Congress avenue. On easy
terms. Price $1,000.
Money to loan in sums to. suit.
L. G. HOADLEY,
30 CHURCH STREET,
Room 215, Washington Rulldlng.
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, OPEX EVENINGS.
FOR SALE.
A desirable one family house, Pwlght
street, south of Chapel.
J C. PUNDERFORD,
116 CHURCH STREET.
The opera house was crowded to
the doors yesterday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock when the patriotic meeting
was held under the auspices of the
local V. M. C. A. Many members of
thf D. A. R., of this city, were pres
ent, and also a large delegation from
the Woman's Relief corps. The mem
bers of Wm. B. Wooster camp, S. of
V., of this city, and Kellogg post, G.
A. R., of Derby, attended" the meet
ing In a body In full uniform. General
Charles II. Pine of Derby gave the
address of the afternoon. Remarks
were also made by Mayor Charters
and some members of the city govern
ment, who .were present. Hon.
Charles F. Rrooker was the chairman
of the meeting. During the afternoon
several selections were rendered by
the Ansonla Mandolin club.
DERBY.
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(Speolnl Jiinrnnl-f oiirler nn Service.)
The Indies' Aid society of the Sec
ond Congregational cnurch, will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. N. D. Baldwin.
Paugassett council, K. of C. held an
open meeting yesterday afternoon in
Elk's hall. The meeting was very
largely attended, many friends of the
council being present, as well as a full
attendance of members. The members
of Court Granada.. D. of I., attended
the meeting in a body. The meeting
was addressed by Rev. Father Fitz
gerald, pastor of Ft. Mary's church.
Miss Anna Fielding rrndered several
vocal selections while the Pucella
brothers pleased the larse gathering
hy reciting several tine recitations.
nolds, was certainly fine, the fifty mem
bers of the choir producing excellent
results.'
The Derby high school chorus that Is
to present the musical concert at St.
Mary's ball, Tuesday evening of this
week, will meet for rehearsal at the
hall this afternoon and Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock. The concert is to
he presented under the direction of
Musical Director R. A. H. Clarke of
Mcriden. '
SHELTON.
(Special jnurunl-f'niirler Service.)
The Chapman campaign opened
.very successfully - in this place last
evening. At the service held at 7:30
o'clock in the Congregational church
the congregation present occupied
every available space in the spacious
edifice. Rev. H. D. Sheldon, who has
charge of the meetings in the bor
ough, preached a most inspiring ser
mon, while his helper, Benjamin
Franklin Rutts, led the choir in 'the
song service in a very tine manner.
The Shelton Reading circle will
meet with Mrs. Stiles A. Nichols this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Church of the flood Shepherd will
meet at the church Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
SWEET MARIE SOLD.
Mr. Rradlcy Ru.vs the Famous Trotter,
2:02.
Philadelphia, Feb. 9. Announcement
was made tn-day that E. T. Kloteshury
of this city, has sold Sweet Marie, the
f onions trotter, 2:H2. to William Brad
ley, of Red Hank, N. owner of Major
I'elmar, 1 :&! 1-4. The price paid by Mr.
Bradley for the mare' was not announc
ed. The transaction was consummated
on Saturday, and Uie .mare will be
shipped to New Jersey to-morrow.
BRANFORD.
(Special Joiirnnl-Courlrr IVfn Service)
Hranford, Feb. 9. The board of re
lief held its second session of the sea
son at the town hall Saturday. lint
little business was presented.
The registrars had but a limited
amount of business to transact at their
session Friday. Most of the names
received for enrollment were those
who were admitted electors last Sep
tember and participated in the cau
cuses then by certilicates.
The social events of this week will
begin with a masquerade at Pythian
hall given by R. F. iiosley company
No. 13, V. R K. of P. The function
of this week will be the twelfth an
nual affair of the local division of the
uniformed rank of the order of the
Knights of Pythias.
To-morrow evening the regular
meeting of Ladles' auxiliary No. 'J5,
A. O. 11., will be held at Music hall
and will be followed by a social ses
sion, at which light refreshments will
bo served. - .
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FOR SALE.
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or five cents a word for seven times.
EOll SALE One low down milk
wagon; good a new. Enquire S. G.
Warrin, Seymour. New Haven and
Natigatuck cars pass the door.
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or Ave cents a word for seven times.
AUCTION SALE R. B. Mallory, Auc
tioneer and Appraiser, 1123 Chapel.
'Phono 2360. Residence 107 York.
'Phone 1056-2. Household sales a
specialty. '
JgLPJf
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HELP WANTED Competent gili for
general housework. References re
quired. Call mornings, 10-12, 106
Whalley ave. f 10 2t
NIGHT RIDERS OUT.
Ruin
The Saturday Afternoon Whist club,
met yesterday afternoon with Miss
Mabel Foote, of Montowcse street.
The Rattery basketball team ex
pects a game with Company 1, of Mer
Iden, before the season closes.
The ladies of the parish of Trinity
P. E. church will hold a valentine so.
cial In Pythian hall on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of this week.
. The Rattery basketball team will
play the team of Company K In Wnl
lingford Wednesday evening of this
week.
. C. S. Bradley has com; leted the lin
ing of the ice house at the supply
pond, 'lie expects to till the ware
house at Cherry 11111 this week, If con
ditions permit.
Miss Edith Tester, of Church street,
Is the guest of her brother, Frank
Tester, Jr., of West Haven.
Miss Iva Rishop, of Pine Orchard,
was the soloist at the meeting of the
New Haven Christian Endeavor onion
In the Grand Avenue Congregational
church Friday evening. Rev. and
Mrs. Franklin Countryman, of Stony
Creek, and James R. Qultin, of the
Center, attended the function.
Mason Rogers post, W. R. c., will
observe the fifteenth anniversary of
its organisation with appropriate ex
ercises on the evening of Thursday,
February 20.
The St. Aloysius T. A. and R. society
will hold g special summons meeting
this evening at 8 o'clock In St. Alovsiu:
hall. .
Portable Gas Lamps
and Imported Glassware
NEW Reflex Inverted Gas lamps,
(One Mantle.)
$1.50 to $2.85 Complete.
Mon thly-MA IN TEN A NCEMon My.
THE NEW HAVEN GAS LIGHT GO.
Salesroom, 93 Crown Street.
i
Mrs. John Lodge, wif of th late
John Lodge of F,ist Oerby, slipped on
the icy steys leading from tier home on
Alivia street and falling down was se
verely Injured, Saturday evening. Re-
sidos breaking her left leg she w as had
,'y bruised about the rmey.
The ladies of the W. R. C. will hold
thdr regular weekly whist Tuesday
afternoon In Odd Fellows hall.
About fifty members of the Univer
sity club of the Iower Naugatuck
Valley -attended the banquet given hy
the club at the Rassett house Saturday
evening. A Very Interesting, instruc
tive and enjoyable evening was passed
by all present. The menu served hy
Proprietor Pixley could not hive been
better. The talk hy Rev. Vladimir Al
exandroff.of Ansonla, on the Russian
people wis much enjoyed and proved
very interesting Judge R B Pager
also spoke and he had for his subject.
"Dante."
The evangelistic meetings which are
to be held in the four towns during the
next two wepks opened successfully tn
I this city yesterday. In the afternoon
the meeting for men only held in the
T. M. C. A. building was very largely
j attended while th evening sprviee held
' in the M. E. church last evening at 7:30
"'clock, fillc. the lrg edifice its
' doors.
j Rev. Thomas Nccdham preached a
; fine sermon and one that certain)' in
spired those present with higher
, thoughts and ideals and the nipctinas
will undoubtedly he attended hy largh
! congregations r.ntil the end. The sing
ling, which in charge of John W. Rcy-
Rew F. St. John Fitch, who until n
few months ago was pastor of the
Rranford Haptisl church and who re
signed that charge to accept the pas
torate of the Raptlst church nt Mt.
Sterling, HI., has moved to Ielavan.
that state.
Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Cook, of the
ived street district, are receiving
congratulations over the arrival of n
son.
XAVrtTKET !SiLTIT.
Inland Completely Cut Off by Irr Ex
tending Ten Miles.
Nantucket. Mass.. I' eh. t..-or ,,p
first ttVno this winter the Island of
Nantucket to-day was Isolated hv Ice.
All unbroken Held of hard Ice extends
ten miles to the north of the Island,
barring the island effectively frnm nil
means ot communication with the
mainland except hy submarine cablo
The steamer Nantucket, which
plies between the Island and the
mainland, made n futile attempt tn
break through the ice to-day, but aft
er hattltng for tour nours gave It up,
There Is a fair supply of provisions
and coal on the Island, hut should the
present cold snap continue for several
days the inhabitants may experience
some inconvenience.
r,t00 Pounds of Tobacco ami
imprison ( lli.ciis.
ilopklnsvllle, Ky., Feb. 9.-Ono hun
dred and 'fifty "night riders," masked,
heavily armed and wearing the insig
nia of a secret clan, invaded Fredonia,
Crittenden county, last night, captured
James Scarberry, operator of the Cum
bcrland telephone company, and cut
out all telephonic connections. They
then forced Davis Potter, a drug clerk,
to open his store In which they Impris
oned several citizens.
Leaving a large guard In the town,
the others galloped to View, five miles
away, blow up Alfred H. Cardin's to
bacco factory, containing 3.',00fl pounds
of tobtceo and burned Cardin's barn,
containing 10,000 pounds of tobacco.
The damage aggregates $10,000, with
half. in-much insurance.
Cardln Is buyer for Ruckner & Dunk-
erson of Ixuilsvllle. Neither he nor his
family was at home.
Firing volleys into the air, the "night
riders" returned through Fredonia and
released their prisoners.
Eighty per cent, of Crittenden county
farmers are members of the Society of
Equity, but Cardln Is not a member.
He was formerly a candidate for gov
ernor on the populist ticket.
EDUCATIONAL.
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SITUATION WANTEDFEM ALE
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EDUCATIONAL Mr. Frederick Weld
will engage the services of a limited
number of good singers for a chorus
choir. Voices tried at 139 Orange
Street
EDUCATIONAL Private lessons in
drawing and water color after Jan
uary 1st, T. R. Walte, 71 Kensington
St a2 tf
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WAXTEO FOR V. S. ARMY Able
bodied unmarried men, between 21
and 35; citizens of the United States;
of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read end write
Encash. Apply Recruiting Officer,
890 Chapel street, New Haven; 756
Main street, Hartford; 1022 Main
strett, . Bridgeport; 199 Bank street,
Waterbury. jl9tf
HELP WANTED Honk! Honk!
Honk! Look sharp to your Interest.
Now is the tinio for young men to
learn tho auto buslntai. A thorough
knowledge of your machine and how
to repair when required is what we
teach you. Open evenings. New Eng
land Auto School, 73 Broadway. 08 tf
TO REMOVE KELSEY.
Coventor Expected to Take Action In
Romance Department.
Albany, Feb. 9. That Governor
Hughes will renew to the senato this
week his recommendation of last year
that Otto Kel-?cy he removed from the
office of state superintendent of In
surance on the ground of inefficiency
Is the general expectation here to
night, though the governor will say
nothing on the subject. The belief Is
that the governor will transmit to tho
senate, In support of his recommend
ation, the report of Matthew C. Flem
ing, the special commissioner appoint
ed by the governor under legislative
authority to Investigate the Insurance
department. Mr. Fleming's report
was mude public last week and con
tains severe criticism of Mr. Keisey's
administration In the department.
What the senate will do with the rec
ommendation, Ip case it Is made, Is a
matter of much speculation.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO AKt Hli'F.tTS.
MODEL SCHOOJ, Bt llAUNG AT WIL-j
LIMANTIC NORMAL SCHOOL.
I'nder a resolution of the Uoneral As
sembly of Connecticut approved August
1, 1907, $50,000 Is available for the erec
tifti and furnishing ,of a model school
building at WiUlniantic. The sum wpe
citled must Include construction of
building, heating plant and furnishing,
tender provisions ot Chapter 144 of the
Public Acts of 1905, the comptroller
will receive competitive plans, speclti
catlons and estimates of cost which
must b signed and sent to the comp
troller. State of Connecticut, Hartford,
not later than February 15, 1908, and
no plans specifications and estimates of
cost will be. considered which are not
In the hands of tho comptroller on or
before thii tlmo specified. Further In
formation may be obtained at the office
at the comptroller, State Capitol, Hart
ford, Connecticut-
Hartford, January 15, IDoS.
THOMAS U. iiKAuanii'.ivr,
J1S 25 fl 8 Comptroller.
;EX. WOODFORD PRESIDENT.
New York, Feb. 9. It was announc
ed to-night that Oeneral Stewart L.
Woodford had been chosen president
of the Hughes league of the United
States and that at a notification meet
ing to be held at the Manhattan hotel
February 17 vice presidents and advis
ory committee would be chosen.
Mrs.
CXT II WE WINDOW.
Roaniman's dfts Not Included
In Will.
The nisi, of thp lat Mrs. !,cy H
Boardm.Tii to have a window placed in
Trinity church as a wnwlal to her
sister. Mrs. Mary P. Wade, cannot h
fulfilled. Mrs. Boardman did not make
provtflon for it in her will, hut gave
directions in a note to her executors
to have it done. The window was to
cost $..onn.
The rxcntors f Mrs. Roadman's,
estate, William T. Fields and Burton
M.insflcli, hive notified the nftVcrs Af
Trinity pari.-h that they cennot exe
cute the wish because it was not in
cluded In the provisions in her will.
Another remembrance of Mrs. Board -man
of ll.ono t" the Rev. i"harles o
Scoville. minister in charge ,,f Trin
ity parish, is held up for the same
reason.
A ROCKER
OPPORTUNITY.
Inventory discloses many odd
Rockers, which must be moved
to make room for Spring Sam
pies. .,lcn Oak Roikrr. formerly $200.
now $l.4. .
tinldcu Oak Rocker, formerly 3.o.
now $2..
fjnhlon Oak Rocker, formerly S.vnfl.
now $.1.75.
;olilen Oak Rocker, formerly W.Wl.
limVfM. '
(iohlcn Oak Rocker, formerly .M,
now $.V2..
iy,.i fink Rocker, formerly 91. aft.
now $5.50.
Golden Oak Rocker, formerly M.50.
now $6.75.
f;olden Oak Roi ker. formerly $10.50.
now $7.75.
Mshosmvy Vin-h Rm ker, formerly
$1.50. now $a f.
Mahogany Finish Rocker, formerly
$5.00, now $.1.75.
.Mahogany FlnM Rocker, formerly
$.tm. now $1.50.
Mahogany Flnlh Rorker. formerly
$7.50. now $5.50.
Mahneany Finish Rocker, formerly
$9.00, now $.5.
i Solid Mahogany Rocker. Inlaid, for
merly $11.00. now $8.50.
Solid Mahogany Rorkrr. Inlaid, for
merly $15 00, now $11.50. ,
Brown & Durham
Complete House Furnishers.
Orange and Center Sts.
Dist. ot New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
February 6, 1908.
ESTATE OF ROBERT S. IVES, late of
New Haven, In saia uisiru-i, aectiis
ed. The Executor having exhibited his
nnnlenipiilal udinlnlstratlon account
with said estate to this Court for al
lowance, it is
OHIiEItEU, That the 14th day ot
February, 1908. at ten o'clock in tho
forenoon, at a Court of Trobate to be
held at New Haven, in said District,
be appointed for a hearing on tlie al
lowance of naid account, and that no
tice of the time and place of said hear
ing be given by publishing this order
three tlnie3 in some newspaper huvlng
a circulation in said District.
Hy the Court,
JOHN L. GILSON,
f 7 3t Clerk.
Dlst ot New Haven, ss. Trobato Court,
February 5, 1H.
ESTATE OF EM ED EE VAILLAN-
COl'RT, lute of New Haven, in said
District, decetised.
The Court ot Probate for the District
of New Haven hath limited and ap
pointed six months from the date here
of for the creditors of said deceased to
bring In their rlaims against said es
tate. Those who neglect io cxiuoir
their claims within said time will be
debarred.
All persons Indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to
LOUISA V A I LL A NCOT ' RT,
f6 jt Administratrix.
Or Harry W. Asher, Atty., New Haven.
Conn.
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woman would like to go out by the
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14U1-1:'. Coiinectlcut'sLargest Agency;
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mercantile and donutk- srvie for nv
and all kinds of work. Bent anywhere.
Open eveninga.
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LOST At Glee club or at Junior Ger
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monds. Is valued for its association,
and if returned to 107 Whitney Ave.,
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FOR RENT In modern central build
ing, excellent quarters for wholesale
or manufacturing. Write, P. o. Box
1,244. J22 1m
Dlst. of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
February fi, 1908.
ESTATE OF CHARLES HOLT FOWL
ER, late of New Haven, in said Dis
trict, deceased.
An Instrument In writing, purporting
to be the last will and testament ot
onld deceased, having been presented
In Court, and George S. Fowler of New
Haven having made written application
pravlng that the same may he prohatert
and that letfrs testamentary may be
granted, as by cald application on Hie
In this Court more fully appears, tt la
ORDERED. Tlwt said application be
beard anil determined at a Court of
Probate to be held at New Haven. In
said District, on the Hlh day of Feb
ruarv 1!0S, at ten o'clock In the fore
noon'.' and that public notice of the
pendencv of said application, and of
the lime and place of the hearing there
on, be given to all parties Interested
In said estate, by publishing this order
three times in a newspaper having a
rireulalton In said District.
By the Court.
JOHN L GILSCTN,
f7 3t Clerk.
DRESSMAKING.
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or five cents a word for seven times.
DRESSMAKING Terms moderate.
Out by the day, $1.00. 90 Gregory
street. 14 tf
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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ANNOUNCEMENT Telephonu 1492
for mattress work, feather renovat
ing or for particulars about Cotton's
"Kno-tuf Felt Mattresses best bed oa
earth. Mattresses made from old
feather beds. Folding Mattress Co.,
Qoffe street. '
ANNOUNCEMENT Sleeman'a Relia
ble Employment Agency, 763 Chapel
St., established 20 years. Largest, best
In the State. Best mMe and female
help for any and all kinds of work.
Sent anywhere. Open eveninga Tel.
1422.
NOTICES.
EVERGREEN CEMETERY.
The annual meeting of the subscrib
ers to the Trust Fund of the Ever
green Cemetery association will be
held In Chamber of Commerce build
ing, room 8, No. 763 Chapel street on
Monday, February 10th, 1908, at 4:30
o'clock p. m.
RENJ. R. EXULTS!!,
Secretary.
Feby. 5, 1908. f5 5t
EVERGREEN CEMETERY.
The annual meeting of the owners
of lots In the Evergreen cemetery will
be held In room 8, No. 763 Chapel
street (Chamber of Commerce build
ing) on Monday afternoon, February
10, 1308, at 4 o'clock.
BENJ. R. ENGLISH.
Secretary.
Febv. 7. 1S08. f7 St
CITY NOTICES.
SrECLYb COMMITTEE DE SUNDAY.
BASEBALL.
The Special Committee de Sunday
Rasehall. of the Board of Aldermen,
will hold a public hearing Tuesdar.
Fehruary 11. 1 90S. in Room 10-11, City
Hall, at 8 o'clock p. m., for the con
sideration of the petition of Alderman
Cunningham, et sis., that the people of
the City of New Haven be permitted
to play baseball within the limits of
satd city on Sundays, between 2 and 6
o'clock p. m.. without being prosecuted
fnr the violation of any ordinance for
bidding the same.
All persons Interested in tho forego
ing are 'hereby notified to be presents
and he heard thereon without further'
notice.
Per order:
JOSEPH H. MT'LVET,
Chairman.
Attest:
MICHAEL A. MORAN. JR..
f8 3t Assistant City Clerk.
EDWARD P. BRETT,
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR.
Sawing, Turning and Jobbing In
Wood of All Kinds. Window and
Door Screens. Cabinet Work, Pack
ing Boxes.
7 PROUT STREET.
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