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THE MORNING JOURNAL-COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1908.
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REAL ESTATE.
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Fine Brick House
Crown St.,
Near York St.
$7,500.
A CINCH!
Who Wants It?
One of the best located building lots
In the Eighth ward, one Mock from
Whitney avenue; nice level land, fac
ing the south, 50x150 feet; worth
$2,600. Will bo sold for $1,725.
MOORHEAD & DONNELLY,
82 Church Strert, Room 20.
FOR SALE.
A ono-fumlly house on Lawrence
street, near Whitney avenue; 11
rooms. Hot water heat. Two-thirds
of purchase, price can remain on
mortgage. Prlco 911.000.
Judson 6 Hauff,
Room 402. Q02 Chanal St.
West Haven
Building Lots
Prices range from $.1.00 to 9S.00 a
front foot. SUo of lot to suit pur
chaser. tL V. RICHARDS,
Real Estate Broker
141 Oranga St.
TO LET.
First-class offices in building
839 CHAPEL ST.,
Steam Heat, Elevator and
Janitor Service included.
Bcnj. R. English.
839 Chapel Street. ,
FOR SALE.
A two-fnmlly bouse, lot 32x120, sit
nate on Hrlslol Street. Price 93,000.
Handy to the Winchester llcpcallng
Arms Company factories.
MONEY TO LOAN' IX SIMS TO
Sl'lT.
L G. HOADLEY,
Kooin 215, Washington Itulldlng.
30 CHIKCH STKttlOT,
OPKN KVKN1XUS.
FOR SALE.
Good homes and lots, well locatexl.
GOOD anil Sl'Ui; investments.
. H. J. STEVENS,
016 Chapel Street or 00 (rawl Avenue.
.FOR SALE.
A tloslrablo ono family house, Dwlght
street, south of Cbupel.
J C, FUNDERFORD,
no cirntcii STOEET.
14 ACRtS, RESIDENCE, $8,500
Rare purchase for someone. Itcnu
Itiful residence, 0 rooms, 4 ucres of
Hand. h.verytning in line condition.
I 'iTOxeentlonul onnorlilliltv. Onlv KH.rwui.
ItCall or write for particulars.
noom 202, Exchange Building.
Telephone 6249-3.
Fredrique I Lewis, 139 Orange St.
BRANFORD.
(Special ,IoiirnnI-Cnirl.r News Service.)
Branford, May 6.- District Deputy
Hull of walllngfiird, pnld an official
vlfllt to Widow's Son lodge, No. M, A.
F. and A. M. this evening. The first
degree, was conferred and a banquet
wns served.
A delegation of members of Wood
In nd lodge, No, 50, K, of P., attended
tho meeting of George n, Shaw lodge,
No. 27 nt Stony Creek this evening; the
second rank' was conferred.
Dr. A. J. Tenney U having a rustic
' fonrc constructed between his property
! nnd that abutting the name eastward-
ly; A. Kelly Is the contractor.
Mlzpeh clrclo of the Baptist church
met this afternoon with Miss Ethel
Moore of Hopson avenue,
Ut a meeting of the Masonlo social
rltih last evening, Frank T. Bradley
wn elected president and a coda of by
laws was adopted.
W. T. Flanders and a party of friends
will leave tomorrow for Lake Wlnne
ppsaukee for a few days' outing; they
will make, angling their especial voca
tion. Mr. and Mrs. Otto B. Anderson are
soon to occupy apartments In Mrs.
Rose Coyle's house on West Main
street.
Supervisor W. A. Wheatley gave a
very Interesting address at the final
mooting of the Half Hour Reading
club nt the home of Mrs. George R.
Stannnrd of Church street yesterday af
ternoon; his subject was "The Educa
tion of Tomorrow Social, Industrial
and Recreall nal."
B. P. Wllford 1 suffering from an
accident to one of his eyes: which tem
porarily lncapni'ltates hhn from busi
ness. Mrs. Lewis Baylies of Johaneshury,
South Africa Is spending a few days
with her brother, Postmaster II. Guy
Ltnslry.
The Twentieth Century Whist club
tneet.i tills week with Mrs. TS. E. Ishell
of Montowese street.
The Branford fire department held a
banquet In the department house on
Hillside nvenuo this evening; music
was discoursed by tho Stony Creek
drum corps.
WESTYILLE.
Minor Allen who has been visiting
hl.s brother, ,T. E. Allen of Central ave
nue has returned to his home In Dela
ware. The Ladles' Aid society of the M. E.
church will serve their supper this
evening nt 6:30 o'clock. All are Invited
to attend.
Charles Gulliver and family of Har
rison street have gone to Savin Rock
for tho summer.
H. Clnpp of Dlxwell avenue has
i started the construction of his nw
house on Fairfield avenue, W. E. Ros
I ers has the contract.
j George f'urren of Whalley avenue
who beloncs to the navy and who haa
: been stationed at Cuba has been trana
' ferred to Alaska.
I
Mrs. ,T. M. firelst Is making extensive
repairs to the house which she recent
ly bought on Forest street. When It Is
finished t will be occupied by Mr.
Johnston of out of town.
The Tale Medical school nnd the
High school played a very Interesting
game of ball In Westvllle yepterdny.
JLAJJTJCL
District of New Haven, ss. Probate
rniirt, May 1, IMS.
EST AT K OF OLIVKR K. MAI.TRV, late
of Philadelphia. Pn.. owning property
In said Dlstrlft, depcased.
The Court of rrobste for the PlRtrlet
of New Haven hath limited nnd ap
pointed six months from the dnte here
of for the creditors of snld deceased to
bring In their claims njrnlnst, said es
tate, Those who neglect to exhibit
their elnlms within snld time will he
debarred.
All persons Indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate pay
ment to
NT,Ii7lE M. PHIPP.
m6 8t Administratrix.
THE
Anthony & Ellithorpe
Company
Special Attention Given to Oare of
Property.
Several Choice Houses In the Best
Sections of the City for Sale.
Money to Ionn on Heal EMato.
FTRE IXSTOAXCE.
TELEriTOXE K048.
204-205 iVlalley Building
1102 CHAPEL STREET.
Home Seekers
(IcHlrlng a model house in the best
residential section should examine
three houses we are building; on
Linden Street, between Livingston
uiul Orungo Streets. Open for In
spectlon. Built with great care.
Oak floors, Hied vestibule and bath
room. All rooms light and plcas
unt. Large, deep verandas.
50x127. Prices right. Very easy
terms, If desired.
Buy of the builder.
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line coiil a word lor vhoIi insHi'ilon,
or flv emu a word for seven time.
ANNOUNCEMENT Lawn mowers
sharpened In an automatic, machine
by George Thompson niul made, to
run easy, picked up and delivered for
J 1.00. 152 Oorgn St., near Congress
Av, in 7 2t
ANNOUNCEMENT Shorn cottage
signs, Ico cream and soda banners,
Flillllpa Sign Shop, 828 (Uiapel
street. m7 7t
ANNOUNCEMENT Bo bright, We
will rep-Mr nnd renew all your old
brasses, chandeliers, brass beds, etc.
Century Brass (Company, City. Tele
phone, 1 rt 13-12. tn" 3t
AXXOl'XCnMF.XT rat tern making,
machine forging, machine work of
every description. Auto repairing.
Tho Rowland Machine Co, mS 30t
AXXOVXOKMKXT lV)Ks boarded
and trained at reasonable prices. W.
A. Hodglns, Madison, Conn. m4 7t
AXXOrxt'tSIEXT Carriages and
wagons repaired nnd painted to
please you. F. M. Fowler, 1460 Whal
ley. Telephone. m2 tf
AXXOVXCEMKNT Sleeman's Relia
ble Employment Agency, 763 Chupol
St., cstaUlshed 20 years. Largest, beat
1: tho State. Best male and female
help for any and all kinds oi work.
Sent anywhere. Open evening. TeL
2322.
CITY NOTICES.
MICHAEL MORAS. JR.,
1116 3t Assistant City Clerk.
The Committee on Dull. ling and
Diillilini? Linen of the Hoard of Aldermen
will hold a public hearing l-'rldav, Miv
S, ISoS, at 8 p. m. In lloom 14, t'I'.y
Hall, for the consideration of the fol
lowing; Tho petition of S. It, Warren, et a'
for tho establishment of building lln-s
on Kdgrwood avenue, between Forest
street nnd Yale avenue; petition of (!.
A. .Mlninn for l u 1 1 1 1 1 . it lines on Auburn
street. Jietltlon of Juloj Wnss for build
ing line on north side of Judson ave
nue, and petition of Alderman-at-Liree
J. Ivlmund Miller for new building lines
on olive street, Putnam street and
Commerce street.
All persons Interested In the forego
ing are hereby notllM to bo present
and be heard tlieremi without further
notice.
Per order
NICHOLAS J. LEON Ann,
Chairman.
Attrst:
MICHAEL A. MOHAN, JR.,
riBSt Assistant City Clerk.
i( S-ii
lh committee on hewers and S-jtiarcs
of the Hoard of Aldermen will hold i
publle hearing Friday, May S, IflOS, at
I. m. In Boom 10-it, city Hall, for the
consideration of the following petition,':
I'etmon of neaver mils Co. ror Sew.
ers In Henry Munsoii sad Crescent
streets; petition of Victor M. Tyler, et
a!., for catch basin at northwest corner
of Winchester avenue nnd Cave stref,
nnd petition of c. k, Snnirn, et nls., for
ting pole at Qulnniplac park.
All persons Interested are hereby
notified to he present and be heart
theron without further notice.
Per order
WILLIAM H. MARLOWE
Chairman.
Attest:
MICHAEL A. MOR AN. JR,
ml) 3t Asslstnnt City Clerk.
DKPAIITMKNT OF CHARITIES AND
O'ltUKCTloN.
Room 2, city Hall.
Bids will he received at this office
until Friday, May IS, at 2 p. m for
on-t housa nd iiaali gross tons of bitu
minous coal, and one hundred thirteen
(1131 grofs tons -if anthracite coal for
the use of the city nt Sprlngslde Home
and Farm.
Specifications may be seen nt the
above address.
J. FROHLK H,
m5 3t Superintendent
LEGALJOTjCES
Dlstrlrt of New Haven, ss, Probate
Court, May R, inai.
EST AT K F MAY M ANPFI l-.LD, late of
New Haven, In sahi District, deceas
ed. The Court of Probate for the District
of New Haven hntli limited nnd ap
pointed six months from the date here,
of for the creditors of said deceased
to bring In their clstms against salo
estate. Those who neglect to exhibit
thler claims within said time will b
debarred.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate pay
ment to
MARY A. MANSFIELD,
STANLEY D WIGHT.
m7 3t Executors.
District of New Haven, ss. Probate
Court, May 2, 1 og.
ESTATE OK A ONES THOWBRIDHF,,
Into of Brooklyn, N- V., owning prop
erty In said District, deceased
The Court of Probate for the District
of New Haven hath limited and ap
pointed six months from the date here
of for the creditors nf said deceased to
bring In their Halms ngnlnst c.ald es
tate. Those who neglect to exhibit
their claims within said time will be
debarred.
All persons Indebted to snld estale
are requested to make Immediate pay
ment to
E. GRANT TROWBRIDGE.
mfl St Administrator.
District of New Haven, ss. Probate
Court, April .in, Idas.
ESTATE OK BESSIE M. DAVIS, late of
New Haven, In said District, deceas
ed. An Instrument In writing, purporting
to he the Inst will and testament of
snld deceased, having been presented in
Court and Wallace E. Clark of New
Haven hnvlng made written application
praying that the same may be granted,
as by said application on file in this
Court more fully appears. It Is
ORDERED, That said application bo
heard nnd determined at a Court or
Probate to be held n.l New Haven, In
said District, on thn 7th day of May,
190$. nt ten o'clock In the forenoon, and
that, rubllo notice of said application,
nnd of the time nnd place of the hear
ing thereon, be given to nil parties In
terested In snld estale, by publishing
this order three times In a rtewnpapir
having a circulation In wild District.
By the Cottrt,
JOHN L. GIUSON,
mB 3t ' Clerk.
District of New Haven, ss. Probnle
Court. May B. 1 Stiff.
An agreement for thn adoption of
Adah Balrrt of New Brunswick, N, ,!,,
In said District, a minor, having been
exhibited to this Court for approval by
George WIIMiini Koemer nnd Ida May
Roeiner of orange, the persons to whom
said minor Is thereby given In adop
tion, It is
ORDERED, That the 12th day of
May, IfliS, at ten o'clock In the fore
noon, at a Court of Probate to be held
nt New Haven. In S'tld District, be and
the same Is appointed for n hearing on
the approval of said agreement, and
this Court directs tlint public notice of
the lime and place of snld hearing bn
glvpn by publishing this order three
times In some newspaper having a cir
culation In said District.
By the Court.
JOHN L. OlUiON,
m6 3t Clerk.
SUMMERT
One rent a word tor each insertion,
or flvo cents iv word for seven tlmei.
WOODMONT-OX-TIIE-SOI NH -One
of the finest cottages in this vicini
ty, Twelve rooms, unlmiely planned,
expensively finished, fully and hand
somely furnlHhed, three tire-places;
all modern improvements with per
fect sanitation. Stable and auto ac
commodations, If desired; $800 for
long season j lesa for shorter time,
Send for descriptive leaflet, Frederick
M. Ward, Now Haven. ml7t
FOR RENT Furnished. The large
house on "Barnes' " Island, Thimble
Island. Win. II. Barnes, Stony Creek,
Conn. a30 tt
INDIAN N'tX-K Trowbrldgo cottage,
next to Montowese House. John T.
Sloan Co. ml 7t
St'MMKU COTTAGES FOIl KENT
Furnished cottages with gna and
water, $2 Ml, $200, $125 and $100 for
season, Merwln'a Beach, Woodmont.
T. Hlmrpe, Woodmont, a20 7t
Kl'MMEH COTTAGES !XH KENT
Shorn cottages fronting water, Ap
ply W. E. Qulgley, Woodmont. a29 7t
SCMMF.K COTTAGE FOR, It EXT
Fine cottage with good view; nil
Improvements. Address, Werner Cot
tage, Woodmont. a29 "t
SIMMER, COTTAGE FOR KENT
The best cottage In the best location
In Woodmont Apply, Postmaj'ter.
u29 7t
SFMMETt COTTAGE I'OK REXT
At Indian Neck, boarding house of
10 sleeping rooms, furnished. For
season. Also cottages by week or
month. V. W. Buckingham, Indian
Neck. 128 301
SHORE COTTAGES FOR SALE and
rent. MUs Boslwkk, Shore Beach.
u2H 7t
SIMMER COTTAGE FOR RENT
Flno 17 room ruinlshcd cottage at
Branford Point. Could be used for
boarding house. Modern Improve
ments. Geo. Parker, Branford Point.
a28 7t
SCMMER COTTAGES FOIl REXT
D-slrablo cottages with Improve
ments. $10 to $300 for the season.
Mrs. Henry C. Beers, Cushman House,
Short Beach, Conn. 'Phone 107-3.
a28 30t
St'MMI'.R COTTAGES I OR REXT
Five cottages on bluff nt Pino
Orchard. Several others; all Im
provemcntn. Call or address Post
ma.ster. a28 SOt
On. e.nt a word for eacli Insertion,
or flv. cents a word for seven times
FOR SL1" A new six room house,
gas and water; almost within the
White City, Savin Hock. Terms right.
Address L , This Olllce. m5 Tt
CORNER lot, 106 feet front by 120
feet deep; chenp for rash. James
Mctlovcrn, 143 Dudley St., Boston,
Mass. m5 7t
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE B cen
tral houses, s to 14 rooms each; nil
Improvements; $1,000 to $T,ono.
Handsome twelve room Guilford
house, two barns, thirteen acres of
land, (He minutes' walk from station
on shorn road. $4,000. Wm. 11. II.
Hewitt, HIS Chapel St. a30 tf
REAL ESTATE FOR SLE Fine
new resilience, East Bock Road,
between Whitney and Edgehlll. Will
be sold very cheap as owner Is leav
ing town and has no use for It needi
er Realty Co.. 831 Chapel St. a2!( 7t
CITYJIOTjCES.
The Committer on Abatement of Tax
es of (he Hoard of Aldermen will hold
a public hem-lug Friday, May S, 19oS, at
8 p. in. In Room IS, City Hall, for the
consideration of the following peti
tions: Petition of Mary Freeman, Julia Dnr
gnn, Michael Torino, Samuel Cohen,
Ellen iulnlan, Miriam Hemingway est.,
P.. L Frank, Elisabeth T. Healer, Thom
as Donalione, Catherine MeOrtth, and
Catherine nnd Joseph Apt for abate
ment of taxes.
All persons Interested In the forego
Ing lire berby notified to be present
nnd be heard thereon without further
notice.
Per order
MICHAEL Bl'RKE,
I Chairman.
Attest: f
NIITIf'K TO (IIMIItf TOIIJ,
CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE,
No. 17 City Hall,
New Haven, Conn., May B, 1009.
Pealed proposals will bo received at
this olllce until 10 a. m., May S, inns.
For paving with crushed stone Divi
sion street, from Winchester nvenuo to
Dlxwrll avenue; Newhall street from
jpvl"lon street to Ivy street; St. Itonan
street, from Edwards street to High
land rtreet; Webster street, from Win
chester avenue lo (loffe street; Winthrop
avenue, from (ieorgn street to Oak
street; While street, from Congress
avenue to Columbus nveuue, and Ros
ette street, from Howard nvenuo to
Morris street.
Blank forms of proposal and any In
formation concerning plans, specifica
tions, bonds, etc., will bn furnished up
on application.
No proposal will be received after thn
time specified, and nil proposnls not on
Hie blanks furnished or not properly
filled out will bo rejected.
Tho right to reject any or all bids Is
reserved.
By order of tho Commission on Per
mnnenl Pavement.
C. W. KELLY,
mfl 3t City Engineer.
IMMH'OSM.N FOH COAL.
HEAPUl ' A KTEKS DKI'ARTM IS NT Of
POLICE SERVICE.
Room 1, Police Building, Jii5 Court St,
New Haven, Conn., May 2, 1H08.
Rented bids will be received by the
Committee on Supplies of the Depart
ment of Pollen Service tip to 2 o'clock
p. m., May IS. llliiH, for furnishing tho
City of New Haven with
Two hundred (201 1 gross tons, more
or less, of best Lehigh coal leggi, de
livered nnd put In tit thn several police
buildings In the city In such quantities
ns mnv be required.
The above proposals must be address
ed to the Committee on Supplies of the
Department of Police Service, endorsed
"Bids for Coal" on the envelope, and
must be accompanied with a certified
check for five (5i per cent, of the full
amount of the bid. payahletn Jonathan
N. Howe. Controller.
The Committee on Supplies reserves
the right to either accept any or re
ject all bids.
EDWARD FERTMAN,
A RTIH'R N. DEAN,
Committee on Supplies,
Attest:
ARTUim v.rniLLipa,
U SU Clark.
FOR RENT.
One cent a word for each Insertion,
or five cnt a word for keven times.
I'OH REN'T Detached house, nine
rooms, all Improvements, Eld street,
$38; Humphrey street, heated, second
tloor, seven rooms, $3B; Lawrence
street, house, $83.33. Frederick M.
Ward, 8ia Chapel Ht,, Exclmngo Hldg.
m7 It
FOR RENT 6 rooms; first Moor; $18,
61 Dlxwell Ave. m 7t
FOR RENT Flat, 105 Brownell
Street, 7 rooms, $30 a month. The
John T. Sloan Co., 87 Orange St.,
m5 tf
FOR RENT Lower floor, 3 IB Orch
ard Street; all Improvements, to
gether with slablo and workshop. It.
O. Bretzfelder, Exchange Building.
m5 7t
NEW HOl'SE Westvllle. One four
room Hut; all Improvement. One
six room flat; oil Improvements. Ad
dress, Walker,' Courier. ml 7t
LA11GE C'OIl X Ell STORE Western
part of city. Good location for
grocery,' specialty or drug business.
Address, Walker, Courier. ml 7t
H
FOR REXT Flat 26 East Pearl St,
6 rooms; $23 a month. The John T.
Sloan Co., 87 Orange St. mB tf
FOR REXT Five, rooms, 137 Scran
ton, near Sherman; $14,00. ml 7t
IXR REXT Tho desirable property
No. "3 York 8iuare, nicely located
and surrounded by largo grounds;
suitable for professor's or physician's
residence or for sanitarium, l-or run
particulars and admission card apply
to Henry C. Bretzfelder, Exchange
Building. ml 7t
FOR REN'T 3 rooms for light house
keeping, 781 Chapel stroet, over
Wm, Frank & Co., $18.00. Steam
heat Included. Bcechcr Really Co.,
831 Chapel St. a29 7t
FOR RENT Lower flat, 780 George
Ft, 4Jx rooms and two In attic; all
Improvements; $22. Batson, 82
Church fit a29 7t
IX Ml RENT 726 George St , between
Sherman and Winthrop Avea,, whole
holism, most new, 10 rooms; all Im
provements; set range and furnace;
lurge yard; $40.00. Edw. Malley, COS
Malley Building. a28 7t
FOR RENT No. 1819 Boulevard, 10
rooms; all Improvements; $400 per
year. Tho John T. Sloan Co., 87 Or
ange tt. a23 tf
FOR REN'T 135 Blatehley Ave., 6
rooms and bath. The John T. Sloan
Co., 87 Orange St. a23 tt
FOR RENT 8$ Cold Spring St, 12
rooms; improvements. The John
T. Sloan Co., 87 Orango St. a23 tf
IX Ml REXT 409 Orango St., 11
rooms; Improvements; $600 per
year. Tho John T. Sloan Co., 87 Or
ange St. a23 tf
FOR RENT 11 1-2 Park St., 12
rooms; $000 per year. Tho John T.
Sloan Co., 87 urango St. a23 tt
IX Ml RENT 13 University Place, 9
rooms; Improvements; $420 per
year. The John T. Sloan Co., 87 Or
atiM. St. a28 tf
FOR RENT 80 Asylum St.; Improve
ments; $18 per month. Tho John
T. Sloan Co., 87 Orange St a23 tf
FOR RENT Flat 150B Chapel St, 7
rooms. The John T. Sloan Cc., 87
orange St a23 tf
IX Ml RENT Flat, 6 rooms, 22
Crown St., $17 per month. The
John T. Sloan Co. a23 tf
FOR REXT 83 Howard Ave., 7
rooms, bath; $25 per month. The
John T. Sloan Co., 87 Orange St.
a23 tf
FOR RENT 81 Adeline St., 4 rooms,
$9 per month; 307 Columbus Ave.,
4 rooms, $11 per month; 92 Greene
St., B rooms, $14 per month; 185
Washington Ave., 4 rooms, $11 per
month; 5 small houses, $10 and $12
per month. The John T. Sloan Co., 87
Urango St. a23 tf
FURNISHED ROOMS.
One cent a word for each insertion,
or uv cents a word for seven times.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR KENT
A large, pleasant front furnlVuei
room In private family on Rrondway.
Address, E. J. B., Courier Office. m5 ?t
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RE NT
All conveniences; private set bowls;
formerly residence. 666 Chapel.
m4 14t
FOIl RENT Furnished room, clean,
pleasant, furnished room, on car
line; near center of city. Address M.
M. C., Courier office. al8 tf
FURNISHER ROOM: FOR RENT
Nice, pleasant sleeping room; cen
tral location. Address B. F., Courier
Ofllce. a.28 tf
One cent a word for each Insertion,
or five cents a word for seven times.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Two unfurnished rooms, parlor
and connecting bed room, pleasantly
situated, central location. Address,
J. C, Courier Office. a28 tf
CALIFOR N I V PRI M A R 1 ES.
San Francisco, May 6. Incomplete
unofficial returns from most of the
counties In which primaries were held
yesterday show that, conceding to the
Lincoln-Roosevelt league the 200 del
egates claimed by the leaders, the reg
ular republican leaders still cla.lm a
large majority of the members of the
stale convention.
FOR SALE.
One rent a word for each insertion,
or flv. cents a word for seven times.
FOR KALE Building lots facing
Blackstono library grounds, Bran
ford Center, Also river front lots nt
Short Beach. Call or address L. L.
Rowley, 167 Newhall Street,
. a2S7teod
FOR SALE First class banjo and
guitar. Muslo, Courier Ofllce, m7 2t.
FOR RALE 1 extension top carriage,
1 btanh'opa Phaeton. Stable rear of
309 Edgewood Ave, m7 2t
FOR SALE Cadillac automobile, one
cylinder, 10 horse power; flrnt class
condition. Inquire I. Schwartz, 10
Templo. ii)8 7t
FOR SALE 21 foot sail boat In
commlsflion: full Inventory. For
particulars address Edw. W, Putney,
Miirorn, conn. ma 3t
y
FOR SALE The "Merry Widow"
hair cut for men. Archey, the Bar
ber, 106 1-2 George. m6 7t
FOR SALE Very cheap, a touring
car In splendid condition; seats flvo.
Owner a local man of responsibility,
but haa not tho time for its uso.
Jones, 23 Church street. ni5 7t
THURSDAYS, National Biscuit Crack
ers 8 cents and 4 cents. Jones, 111
Meadow.
PIANOS for sale and to rent. Best
to select from at Si Church street.
The A. B. Clinton Co. ma tf
FOR SALE Anglo lamps, cleanest,
safeit, cheapest light. Agency, 300
Bnssett Rt. m 7t
FOR KALi; Piano bargains; Ono fine
upright piano, $150; one concert
grand piano, $125; good sou.-u-c
pianos, $20; piano player (new), $175.
Easy terms. G. T. Blrks, 1105 Chapel
St, ma 7t
I'OR SALE Sheet music. Tho A. B.
Clinton Co., 33 Church fit. m4 tt
PHONOGRAPHS and records. The
A. B. Clinton Co., 33 Church street.
mo tf
FOR RALE Household furniture;
must bo sold at once. Call from H a.
m. to 6 p. m. 824 Grand Ave. m4 7t
FOR RALE Fine Mathushek square
piano; mahogany case; reasonable.
Will give cover and stool. 23 Court
street. m4 7t
FOR SALE Entire furniture (Includ
ing new piano) of fourteen room
cottngo at Morris Cove for sale very
cheap for prompt cash, Address,
Good, r. O. Box, 767, New York.
m.4 7t
FOR SALE Two second hand bowl
ing tables for sale cheap, Apply J.
F, Toole, 1151 Chapel St. m2 7t
AUTOMOBILES bought nnd sold.
Have now on hand In fine condi
tion, touring and runahout cars. Como
and make your wife and children hap
py while you con. F. M. Fowler, 1460
Whalley. Telephone. m2 tf
FOR SALE Lady's "Bay" bicycle:
good running condition; $10.
Piatt's, 350 Stato street. a30 7t
CARRIAGES and wagons, all kinds.
Como and take them away, F. M.
Fowler, 1460 Whalley. Telephone.
m2 tf
AITO FOR SALE 50 horse power
touring car. Sell for one-fifth Its
cost. Will demonstrate. See Chaf
feur, 440 Prospect Hill. Telephone
3246 M. . a29 7t
One cent a word for eacn lnsorUrn,
or Ave cents a word for seven times.
AUCTION SALE R. B. Alallory, Auc
tioneer and Appraiser, 1123 Chapel.
'Phono 2360. Hesldenco 431 Edge
wood Ave. 'Phone 2481-2. Household
sales 'a specialty.
AU4TION KALI R. B. Mallory, auc
tioneer, sells the furnishings of tho
Aldrlch House, State St. corner Whit
ing, Thursday, 10 a. m continuing
Friday, 10 a. m., 55 rooms, Parlor
pieces, hallstand, brass and Iron bed
steads, bureaus, Iron washstands, hair
matresseS, pillows, tables, chairs,
carpets, toilet crockery, etc. Good
chance for shore and country houses,
in 6 2t
AIXTIOV SALE L. Bostwlck, auc
tioneer and appraiser, 45 Orango.
Telephone 1524-1 2. m5 60t
FmiC00KERS.
One cent a word for each Inaertlon,
or five cents a word for seven times.
FIRELFaSS COOKERS Every house
keeper wants ono. Let us mall you
booklet containing full description,
cooking recipes and testimonials from
peoplo that are using them. Folding
Mattress Co., Now Haven Agents.
'Phone- 1492.
MEDICAL
One cent a word for each Insertion,
or five cents a word for oeven times.
M.lIC'l'HE, shampoo, facial massage,
marcel waving, superfluous hair re
moved, electric treatment (Dr. Ciini
mlngn' method). Mrs. If. E, Chamber
lain, 93S Chapel street. Telephone,
m" ly
One cent a word ror eacn Insertion,
or live cents a wotd for seven times.
EDUCATIONAL Outdoor sketching
In color or black and white, Wanted
pupils to Join present class or make
up separate classes. T. It. Walte, 71
Kensington Street. m31 tf
EDUCATIONAL Mr, Frederick Weld
will engage tho services nf a limited
number of good singers for a chorus
choir. Voices tiled at 139 Orange
street
WANTED
One cent a word tor eaon Insertion,
or live cents a word for seven times.
WANTED Addresses of stamp col
lectors having over 2,000' varieties.
E. 11. Slitter, 28 Perkins St. m7 It
. ,
WANTED Six first class paper Jiang
era, $3.25 per day. Answer at once
to Sprlngileld Wall Paper house, 67,
Harrison Ave,, Sprlngileld, Mass.
m7 3t
WANTED To supply best help,' Mrs,
E. Heboid, 52 Court street. m6 30t
WANTED Young lady desires room
and board; stato location and terms.
Address, L This Ofllce, m5 3t
WANTED Jones' Select Employment
Agency, 22 Church strot. Tolephona
1401-12. Connecticut's Larges. Agency;
mule uud fema'.o help supplied for
nu'i'cunUlo and domestic, service foq
any and all kinds of work. Sent any
where. Open evenings.
WANTED All good .imp should call
here. We supply all the best placoa
and always noed large numbers. Slee
nian's Reliable Employment Agency,
763 Chapel. Open evenings. ml4 tf
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED.
One cent a word for each Insertion,
or live ccr.ta a word for seven times.
ITRNTSHED ROOM WANTED Ona
furnished room for light housekeep
Ing not In center of city. Reply)
with price. Mrs. Anna Curtis, 671
Chapel St. mo 31
HELP WANTED MALE. u
One cent a word tor eacn insertion,
or llv cents a word tor seven times, i
WANTE Five paperhangers and flvo;
-palnt.ors. Address Little, 8omers 3t
Hyatt, Meridon, Conn. m7 7t
HELP WANTED Two good paint
ers. Apply E. C. Beardslcy, 78 Win
chester avenuo. m6 ID
HELP WANTED Young man to
work In bottling works. Must ba
21 and willing. Apply, Jacob Strauss,
27-29 George St. . . '
HELP WANTED Only first class pa
per hangers need apply. Call at
The M. Massarl Yo Paint Shoppe, 128
Bradley St. m6 It
WANTED FOR V. S. ARMY Able
bodied tnm.irrled. men, between 11.
and 35; citizens of die United Stales;
of good charr.ctor and temperate hab
its, who c:.n apeak, read and writ
English. Apply Recruiting Ollicer, 890
Chapel -tre.'t, Kt-k H-vcn; 756 Mala
btrcct, IlartCoid; 1022 Main street,
Bridgeport; 199 Bank street, Water
bury. J19 tt
HELP WANTED 1 made $50,000 la
II v) years in the mail order busi
ness and began with only- a few dol
lars. Theru are unusual opportuni
ties for making money to-day, ana It
is not dlillcult to begin. If you have
even small capital and want to start
a mail order business of your own,'
send for my free booklet. It tells how
to make money. Address, Publisher,
The Mall Order World, Box 1074,
Lockport, N. Y. mil tf
HELP WANTED Honk! Honkl
Honk! Look sharp to your interest.
Now is the time for young men to
learn the auto business. A thorough
knowledge- of your machine and how
to repair when required is what we
teach you. Open even.ngs. New. Eng
land Auto School, 73 Broadway. 08 tf
HELP WANTED Salesman acquaint
ed with retail grocery trado In New
Haven, nnd vicinity. Reply by. letter
only, giving experience and refer
ence. E. A. Klernan, 113 Hudson St.,
New York city. a27 7t ,
JJELPJrVAi
One cent a word for each Insertion,
or five cents a word for seven timet.
HELP WANTED By family of two.
In lower flat; Swedish or German
maid for general housework. Must
be a good cook. Apply afternoons or
evenings, 113 Linden stroet m6 2t
HELP WANTED Reliable girl for
general housework In small private
family. Address, stating ability, ago
and wages. Rosemead Villa; Clinton,
Conn. m5 7t
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE
One cent a word for each Insertion,
or five cents a word for seven times.
SITUATION! WANTED By exper
ienced cook and laundress, or laun
dry work or chamber work. Refer
ences, 60S Oak St.'- m7 2t
SITUATION WANTED A girl wants
position as waitress or second work;
would go to shoro or country. City
reference. Call 109 Putnam St. m5 2t
Bin vi niA vt riM ny a mny ror
her 1 5 year old daughter, to care
for children or make herself useful.
A homo more object than wages.
Address, Mother. Courier Office.
m4 tf
SITUATION WANTED Experienced
practical nurse, recommended by
physician and .others, would go with
family to country or mountains aa
mother's holper, or take entire chargo
of children. Address, Experienced,
Courier. m2 7t
LOST.
One cent a word for each Insertion,
or flvo cents a word for seven times. '
LOST .Saturday, between Alden Ave.,
Westvllle, and Hyperion, string of
gold heads. Reward. Return to 880
Chapel Ktropt, in 7 2t
I.osT Silver pin, enamelled with
dogs' bends In colors. Lost In
Whitney Ave. car or on Chapel St.
Reward for Its return to Edw. B.
Hall & Son, 381 State St.