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Evening journal., 1895-04-16

Wilmington City Railway Company.
which put in the plea that the old
company bad the exclusive right to
operate a rail within the old city
limits and limiting the new companY's
entrance into the city to Sixth aud
Broome streets
Notes 6f tho Capitol.
The House passed the Senate bill 30
from school district No 103 to district
No 02 In New Castle county
The bill providing that one half of the
directors OF the Marshy Hope ImproYs-
ment Company shall be residents OF
Kent and one half OF them residents OF
Sussex county passed the House
Dr. Pierce, OF Milford, was the guest of
his brother, Senator Pierce, yesterday
Representative Townsend introduced e
bill to transfer the farm OF Charles H .
Hudson from school district No 90 to
district No 140, Sussex county.
An act to cure defect in the title Of
the real estate Of james j Davidson, of
Suss col nty, was introduced BY Mr.
Burton
The Senate passed the House bill 10
incorporate True Knights Castle, No. "a,
k. @ z OF Dover
The House bill giving TO the Law and
Order Society one half Of fines recovered
By meaus Of prosecutions instituted by II
| had It's second reading Ia the Senate and
| was referred to the Committee on
Revised Statutes
| An act TO divorce Lille and A lbsrt
Thatcher was introduced in the House
BY Mr. Ball
Councilman Ratledge Of the Lsgisla
tive Committee OF Wilmington City
| Council, was ia Dover yesterday buzzlne
| the members on be bills relating to the
city aud favorablY reported on Saturday
j. Edward Adaioks came TO Dovel
yesterday accompanied BY John H Bate
man. one Of his most ardent East Dover
hundred supporters, who spent Sunday
up the state
Ex- Speaker Of the House Johr b
HOffscker, Of Smyrna. the leading Re
publican OF Duck Creek hundred, als'
eame down on the ssme train.
dover or Watst n, looking IS well a
usual, was seen Of the station and tool
the hack for the Hotel Richardson.
Hugh Browne, Of Wilmington, wa
Ia Dover yesterday
Ons Of the State House visitors yes
tardsy was ex Sheriff James O. Robinson
( Of Smyrna.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
sDIToRIaL COMMENT.

"Ships That Pass in the Night will be
new AnG wholesoWe spectacle 1T
G lefantine New York Recorder.
Ii Hung ChaoR is willing 70 die for his
country, bat probably he would prefer
10 lige for it, B5aton Herald.
The advent OF the new woman has
bgoueht out dl.d OF ICY VERSIONS 81
old jokes The new wonan would bs
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
More Idiots Yet.
ttAN ANANAo ApAt
From the New York sun.

From the New York Sun.
In the present condition of the Demo
'ratic, ybody Is free 10 start a move
nent for changing that condition. which
is about as bad as IL eau be and crying
aloud for Improvement The opinion
among some OF tho Minnesota Demo
Gratis seems TO ba that the partg must be
gobbled up BY new one, aud that they
nave undertaken 10 furnish That gifted
confederation known as the State Demo-
cratic Association OF Minnesota has
broken cut with su idea. nnd Is carpet
ipg the country With circulars Ia support
II that idea, and asking further support
for &C. The Gifted Concatenation be
iieves that the Democratic party on
ts present basis Is played out A
party devoted not to say consecrRted,
10 out-apd out free trade Is the ne
cessity OF the hour ia the opinion Of
these giants Of Gopher thought They
propose 70 hold free trade pow WOW ia
Chicago in October, and they have
ralned invitations upon the Just and
tho unjust, Democrats, single takers aud
Populists Tom Johnson, the free
trader aud siugle-tsx man, who d0esn'
believe in the income tsx Henry George
Jerry Simpson, and Postmaster General
Wilson, who may be described as &
Protectionlst Populist, are among the
great men summoned to appear with
speeches In their pockets next October
We are afraid that the postmaster
general will regard the invitation as an
IN natured sarcasm directed at bis oleav
ing 20 protection when he was helping
manufacture the present tariff. Ii
practice he IS about ~ much Of free
trader aa Governor Mckinley is lti
cruel to bother him now that be ha
settled down to his new lob.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
TeiepIlone Exaotlons.

From the Baltimore sun.
The fact that many local telephone
exchanges using the Ball instruments
nave recently been forced by competilion
TO reduce their rates by one half may
direct attention TO the attitude Of the
parent company toward such local ex-
changes and the hard terms imposed
upon them heretofore by that company
phe truth is that many Of these local
exchanges would have supplied service at
reasonable rates in recent years II the
Bell company In Boston had not com
PEELED them to exact high rents
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
sterling VaInes for less Monel

~
44c Best Quality Apron Gins ham, 4ic a
yard
63s Mems Nobby Derby Hats 63c we
have better value at 93c.
29c Ohildren's Worsted Knee Pants
29c, worth SOC.
1000 Assorted Dress Buttons at &c q
doz-n, all Jon want At the same price.
39c Excellent Quality Linen DRmssk
Napkins, original price SIC q dozen, for
this sale 39c.
Ecru Curtain Scrim 40 inches wide,
TOR days sale only) e9e yard.
One lot OF large sizs Honey Comb
Towels, our price was 81, now only 43s
Sale from 3 p m. to day, until Thurs
day night
The Empire Department Store,
2oo Market Street.
WlLMI GTON. DEL.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Attractions? Rich and Rare!

1915 Nice Lace Pillow Slips at 12lc. It's
grand bargain
33s Ladies' 5ida Combs (tor this sale
onl } Gus oToary price Is 10e. our price,
onl, BIC pair
27ac Best Holland window Shades, as
sorted patterns, 6 feet long 3 feet wide.
spring roll guaranteed for 27le.
49s Linen Table Napkins, bordered and
ffinged, We sold them for zoe, for this
sale they 20 at 49s.s dozen
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
English Bondhoiders IN Nicaragua.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Aside from the indemnity claimed for
the expulsion OF Consul Hatch aud other
British subjects from Nlcaragua. Eng
lish citizens hold bonds representing
more than one third Of Nicaragua s
national debt This loan IS secured by a
mortgage on the customs revenue and on
about one hundred miles of railroad
owned by the state This important
English bondholdlng interest msy Ia.
duce the British Government to deal
gently with Nicaragua In lsvying trib
ute to enforce present demands.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
waiermeions to 10 Plenty.

From the ChicaRo Journal.
Cheer upl Watermelons are going to be
plenty this season Advices from Georgia
indicate thar tie hola state Is belng
planted fUll OF watermelon seeds. while
all the Florida orange raisers who lost
their crops by frost have taken 70 the
suecuient green melon for solaee Hnd
recoupmsnt. Th0masgille is headquar-
tors for the watermelon district aud
since Me- Medlu and Governor Mckinley
aud William p Curtis have stirred up
that town II is reported fo have sprouted
watermelon vines on tue very streets
The 9 900 coo melons thst came 70 the
North from there last year will not bs a
sl0hula compared with the watermelon
delugs that ~ i5 preparipg to pour into
paTc5ed Caic 20 during the coming July
aud August
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

At ST. Louis German reached his one
hundred aud fortieth birthday last week
and New Jersey German will be one
hundred and twenty ty-three in few days
Bismarck is mere boy compared to them
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Wrappers Galore.

79c Best Indigo Blue Wrappers, we had
them on sale for 98s, several weeks ago,
but we ught them cheaper this time,
consequently We give you the benefit of
the barV'in, made with large sleeves,
deep rufiies. all around yoke and back,
for only 79e
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

9e--Iofant's fancy Nainsook and Lace
Caps. with ruching trimming all around
and extra long strings at Sc wonder
full bargain
124c- Good fast color Turkey Red
Table Linen, 1916 ward.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
mas 81 n. Itadwie,. paatorate.

Fourteen bids we're opaned yesterday
afternoon By Afchitct l. Rics for
the building Of ths new pafoanial resi +
deuce of Sc nedwig's Church The
highest was a LEGO, 81 200, the
lowest. w Hall 81 gg5
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

The growth Of THE bicYce crazs eau
best be seen when 4 Is stated th4s tbs
OUTPUT oi the ateel and rubber
stseds fcr this year is estimated at
nearly half million, o. over double that
Of last year Os this number not over
five thousand are imported, white aome
three thousand viii be sent to France
slone Already American wheels are
supplanting those made in other coun-
tries aud our large manufactures have
resident agents In many foreign coun-
tries
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

The late David n. Stone, the New York
journalist, was very fond Of flowers, and
on one occasion be had his lawn
planted with imported bulbs, at cost Of
$3.50 To a friend who thought him ex-
travagant he said 1--WE don't agree
there. Two hundred thousand people
see that garden In a Summer That
makes the cost somewhere an eighth Of a
cant apiece call it the cheapest show
on earth. There Is another show sim
cheaper-the s how which an advertise
ment makes 10 the local newspaper that Is
read in the homes day in and day out and
one which, If properly planted, may be
money IN their pockets as It is sure to be
in the pocket o. the advertiser who does
the planting.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

Don't begin to complain about late
Spring lt isn't time yet IN the year
1916 there was frost every month. Just
think Of that
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

Shell suppose there are some refining
influences at work In Washington Hs--
On, yes you know the agents Of the
Sugar Trust aee still there.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Planos

Good Is new. Three steinways, 2
Knsbe, l Weber, l Shoemaker, B ad
bury, New England and 20 other
makers, from $25 10 800 Robelen s.
Co N1.7i0 Maj ket street.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
ReIlafln 81 flnml.-

Distressing kidney and bladder discs ses re-
liaved Ia ak hours by tne "NeW Great ~0nt h
American Kidney Cure This new remedy
is "A sreat surprise on account OF its EXCEED ,nR
prmptness ia relieving pain IN the bladder,
kidneys. hack Aud every part of fhs urinary
Iltssagges g male orfenale. IL relieves Re en-
3 iiau nl water ard pain 10 passiur Il iblunst
intne iately. li you want Qulsk reil0l ;. Il cure
thts Isl your remeiy. sold. py J. >. EeeTtfnRna
z. James Belt, druggists, Wilmington, Del. /. \
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

81 l7ti1 90 8 m; sG e, ~
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
AND 'tsi 6aEsTSf M srs. Wesk days, %. s.
: IA; Hs Vi, Is. d 10. IS tS Is DO. 9 90, n "a,
saRassis, g oss ! y, Tl7, goo, n 5ons
ID THTfSbRf II "a siH r4Il, "a TWELFTH AND MAR.
kET STREETS. Week days, % O. v II, q ts
PHILADELPHIA, sundays. % %. F II, I'll GO
. m; u 40, ~ 81, I'll Oh . 10.
Chester. week days, l8 O3, B 5b, 8 50, " 1871 %
5s is l2 70 80, 10 lO no lO III rs m; 2b 70 80
a5, ST. IS IS, 80, 81 81, is, 10 %, III o. ~.
Chester, sundays, O3, 8 81 Nl7, 7&.
" 81, slb, 10 %, nlOO . "a.
Atlantic City. week days, nH ut
~ %, 2a9 m; sundaya. Y II. 75sRn'
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, week days
q l6, II, ts A, N; n2 16, Y 0d. %, S7
Il n ID: ils is, II Is. soa, Il 81, Is 10, Il IS N.
Baltimore and way Stations. u N, 3 s
Newart. Dol, week asys, nl5, III, tsa
M lla l6 03, al 81, y T. 35 "a ls " y, Il y
e sundays I4l5, IA 80 AZ . n. ila 10 sHs,
N57, s. H8 l9, ys 50, Il ~ ? ~.
P1Etsburg, se AZ s N. "a 81 p m. daily
Chicago, SO AZ, q M; ~ 81, p m, daily.
Cincinnsti and st, Louis va Is m. and
NV u Irieans. D. % via Bristol ana ChattAnoogs
IS 10 D D. daily. Through sleeper to New o.
''ssia sSazsrly accommodation. 7l7Aua. sOe. 7Bs
~ '5issantdsnhera accommodation, week days
II, 8 AZ = nj Is ard 48 m, Sundays, 20
Traias leave Market street st&son;
Tor New York, week days. sS 90 n,
70 Is. fii ans m; IS, 46 p N. Sundays, 0 20.
81 % Is. y IS p M,
Pittsburg and Chicsgo. week dAye, ~ Nan
f4HlF a Y
70 20 u. SUNDAY 90 pm.
Eor Lsndenhere and way stations, week
aye. 7 @, 20 = nu; 20 40 p q. sundAyss
TaGH5E ~ y ~ 0ipiE1ii1,ApEIpHIA. TWENTY.
EopRTH5 ND gAEsINeauJT n y sIs,s ~ a FoR ~ Y
10 O0 Fil AZ q N; IL 90 noon; " 80. u IS, 100,
10, %, & %. 80 %, 20 Al, $50. $50, ~ %
9bSs9s ~ sS = y 5o " sns Il I z stl5 e. $50 100 me-
"a, gOl noon; 81 IS, eco, 8 To- No6 4sa
! %, S7Aa SssS, 70 70 and i IS n:
ASn MARKET sLs Week days. F8 20, ~ IS,
IS n, n s. I'll as = m: % l6. 81, b m
! Telephone No lH
rates 70 Western points lower than yiA ans
ather line. o. O. sCULLL Gent Pase. Agent,
| r. IS UAMPkNlib. General Manager.
Nb{ IAalr8tun AM Nurrnhttr Rail-
| wv ROAD, Time table in effect OCT. ssth.
Trains ieAye wilmington. French stree.
station, tor = = Y. JUNCTION. Montehania.
| Chadds Ford Jungtion, Pocense,p- Wesi
Chester, Emoreevile, M0rtouville, Coates
| Vile and intermediate stations, daily, except
/ sunday, At IS a m 2 3b, 4 40 AMI ) 90 D ID;
! Sunday only Al sc. pl; rs. : 50 u.
! tcr WaY nesburS junction. Springfield rua
/ intarinedtate stations, daily. except Sanuaf
NJ % N. 2 rs and q M sondnys sniy IS
l "a a N. ! ~ and ~ Il m
kgf Joanna. Hiri sfcuo. t.rN1irg Alic inueg-
| leo.Efs srhtlucs, dslg, except EpndAg. -
] g 10 bhu IS Vm AnnHEy nbtt =, s04 &
I % sb1 g D O..
| 4. Q. @cCh CHi.ANi). spperintendenh ,
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
The Bneineea a reeitimate one.


The impression prevails with many
persons that there exists law which
forbids the sale Of arms or munitions OF
war to nations at war. and every little
while We read Of steps being taken to
prevent the shipment or articles TO Cubs
for the use Of the Insurgents or to China
to be used against the army Of the Mlkado
Alexander Hamilton said; "The manu-
facture aud sale ~ arms Is perfectly
legitimate business and the purchase
within and expectation from The Unitsd
States, BY way Of merchandise, OF war
like instruments aud military stores ia
free TO ali parties az war
This dictum was endorsed BY Thomas
Jefferson and Its principle applied by
Secretary Of War Seward in 1852 in
respect to the war Of the French against
Mexico. and by Secretary Fish In 1874. at
the time Of the Cuban insurrection.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
The Fa..lnn 81 - Ii.

10. the poor Indian, is having a hard
time Of il, ana the 6nal doom OF tribal
organization has been sounded
A survey expedition from the United
States Land Office has been sent to the
Indian Territory, ana even the redskins
cannot but rscognizs this as the arst
step ia the last act. Had the Five
Tribes benefited from their tribal 70 y
ernmsnts they would have been safe. but
instead they have simply been the dnpes
Of iniellopers, who ere fattening at tie
expense of the entire Ulion.
The climax has been reached ia The
carnival 81 lsWlsssness aud irresp1nsi-
bility 70 Federal jurisdiction. and the
time has cone when the territory must
be reclaimed % modern civilization
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Fire Brick and Clay
aoorRa Il Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
Iienutlful canter- rnbIe nouk.

c 'nire table Something that will instruct
as well as amnse. Well, set copy Of
Famous Paintings ni the World" bound
in cloth and gold 10 Is 8 5eeutiful potr-
folio ~ artistic master pieces aud 81 IS
will buy 10 Made 70 sell at $3. Only a
few left Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
office.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

a rev stock Of Knabe and Ivers &
Pond pianos See these instrumen s
before busing Rohelen a Co, No. 7l0
Market street.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Old school and the New.

A delegation Of homeopathic physicians
bad 4 hsaring before tine Ssnste Com
mittee on Revised Statutes yesterday 10
opposition to the House bill appointing a
medical council to examine all pc SONS
who wish 70 practice medicine in Della
ware. Their principal obisction was that
II would work to the disadvantage of
young men who bad just graduated, ana
serve 0 deter yonng men from study Ing
medicine for fear that after they get
tteir diplomas they might not be able 70
pass en examination before this board
The old school phYsiC ans, who favor
the bill, will apFesr before the COMMITTEES
ia It's behalf to day.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
nrldees nr Ylndnots.

The bill to allow the Street and Sewer
Directors of Wilmington. to erect over
head bridges or yiaducts at Fourth street
and Railroad avenue and Pennsy ivauil
avenue and Union street passed the
House
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
CONE Down Iielow

The Senate joint resolution requesting
the governor ID ask the judges for an
opiuion relative to the question whether
New Castle county can have more dele
gates la the Constitutional Con yention
Than Kent or Sussex county, as rushed
through The EnrOllment Committees,
reported aud sent down 20 tie secretary
Of state He win fcrNagd it to the
governor who wilt in turn, lay the
matter before the bench
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

DAhrIMohN a
d OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule IN
effect Nov. is, 1884.
Tral1s lcsve DelA-
ware Avenue Depot
Hkst Bound.
ar 7 GXpEe6a tTGtDB
Now York, week
days, k3 @, T17t
IS Ae, sl140Rm; SIS "A
" 4s, rs 35, ~ H.nt 90
2. n, Sundays, % O.
~ 1871 40 8 N; Ie g,
A. o. ~ "a HTT TIt .. -
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

The divorce committee met in the
Hail Of Representatives yesterday after
noon. The case Of 8ettine McKeau VS.
William h Rogers. Of New Castle. was
heard ard favorable action taken. When
the Senate rssssem blsd, Mr. Pyle made a
favorable report aud the bill passed and
WAS sent to the House FOR concurrence
Mes Rogers aud H. H Ward. her
attorney, we're in the Senate chamber
when the bill passed She Is the FIRST
woman ol the session 60 sea the General
Assembly dissolve her marriage ties.
Mrs Rogers Is given custody Of her two
small children.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
settlement Not Conciuded.

The interests Of the Wilmington and
BrandJ wine Springs Railwav Company
s12plemsnt brouGh- Richard w CIR Ok 10
Dover again yesterday He caMsassed
the members of the Senate, who no~
hold the fate Of tile bill IN and, sud
seem, not to bs cry vail satisfied with
the sentiment expressed
DEring tba noon iscsss Mr. Crook vas
shorn Al amend nett. u swn % Gsosse
Massey Jones, local Attorney for The
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
nefore Do TrIal negIns.

The House bill to amend section 10
chapter 107, OF the Revised Code passed
the lower branch. IL gives Htigants Ii
court ACCESS, prior to trial, to books ans
papers TO DO put In evidence aeretofoI,
examination has been restricted to afte
they were placed in evidsncs.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-19

Take your dinner tomorrow at
Misses Richards s, FIalI@tt's. You
will get good meal for IS c.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-19

President Ditto of the Ocala
Temperance Reform Club is in re-
ceipt Of letter from Francis
Trueb'ood Of Archer, stating that
he will come down to Ocala and
address the club tomorrow after
noon.
Mr.. Trueblood is a great temper
ance worker and was actively en-
gagged ia the recent movement of
the temperance people of Alachua
county to call local option cleo
ton.
He will certainly be on hand if
nothing providential prevents
Everybody come out and hear
him at Temperance hall tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock sharp.
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FOR SALE.

Eight-room cottage in the city
of Ocala. Lot contains 2 acres,
with stable, carriage house. ser
wants house, we'll, cistern, fruits,
flowers, etc.
Fifteen acres good land under
fence adjoining, just outside city
limits, can be leased fer a term of
years very low if desired. Enquire
. at this office.
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SENIOR l.. T. L. SOCIAL.

Last evening, instead of the
regular meeting at Temperance
hall, the Legion held delightful
social at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Stevens, corner of
South Watula and South streets.
Music, recitations and various
games were INDUCED in, and all
seemed to enjoy themselves i'm
mensely, although they missed the
presence and cheer of the faithful
superintend ent, Mrs. F. P. Calf
ney, who was detained at home on
account of sickness in the family,
which was greatly regretted.
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III
Charges lower than ever before in
Ocala. Also dealers in all kinds
of Secondhand Furniture
Prompt attention given to all
orders by mail or telegram.
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Esta ofcina hace toda clase de
trabajo dc 1mprenta en- ingles y
espanol.
There are more country people
in our town today and business is
more lively than we have seen it
IN long time.
Fresh, fat oysters today and
every day now at L. S. Blacks,
city market.
r. +. Yonge, jr., has in stock a
supply of patent gas lighters. You
light the machine, then turn the
cock and light the burner at the
same time Only one match to
the house. Call and see them at
Il. +. Yopge & Co.'S.
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UndertakarS and Emb3im2fs.

Dealers in Collins, Iron and Wood
en- Caskets, Burial Outfits.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-19

At the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church in Pittsburg
the following, among other tenn
perance resolutions, was adopted:
Resolved, That in the judgment
of this assembly the time has
come when Christian men should
make their influence felt directly
and with power at the ballot box;
And that all voters come cted
with our communion are urged to
vote against the granting of Ii
censes for the sale of Intoxicating
liquors.
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In Mississippi the temperance
movement is surely marching on to
victory. Even the Wine and
Spirit Gazette says:
The stringent law and prohibit
ton are rapidly driving the saloon
from Mississippi. A saloon will
soon be a rarity. if they decrease at
the present rate"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-25

| Selectman Ludlngton was engaged
yesterday in experimenting the laying
OF a crosswalk at the corner of Grand
avenue and Quinnipiac street,
The letter box at the corner of Grand
avenue and Quinnipiac street was
struck by an ice wagon and smashed TO
pieces a couple of days ago, a new box
was placed yesterday on the northwest
corner, where ii will be more out of the
way of passing teams.
1t is expected that party of about 200
Masons and ladies will leave here to-day
to attend the dedication of the Masonic
home at Wallingford. Special cars will
leave at 9;15 to connect at Union depot
with the 1910 train.
A catch basin is being constructed on
Grand avenue opposite the car house OF
the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad
company.
The autumnal reunion of the members
of the Grand avenue Baptist church and
congregation will be held to-day. The
exercises will begin in the church at
$3.50 p. m. and in the evening there will
be a sociable
The members OF st. Ignatius' society
will, hold their annual fair in Central
hall October 4, and Z.
Warden Sizer and wife will leave for
Chicago on Thursday and will visit at
several places in the west FOR three
weeks.
Fred Siebert has purchased the turf
on the Odd Fellows lot on Grand ave-
nue., and will use it for turfiing pur-
poses.
Mrs. Walter S. Bishop and Mrs. j. z.
Woodhouse are visiting in Brattleboro,
VT.
r. G. Davis has purchased fine pac-
err of w. E. Beecher.
The steamer Amanda of Lancraft
Bros oyster fleet is being overhauled at
McDonalds yard.
The October meeting of the Congrega-
tional club will be held with the Second
church people.
Tickets for the trolley party to be Civ
en- on Thursday by the ladies of the
East Pearl street M. E. church are on
sale at the store of Francis Bros. The
party will go to Whitneyville and will
take supper with the people of the M e.
church
Willard Smith of Montreal, formerly
a Fair Haven resident, was here for a
few hours yesterday He is staying for
the present at Branford, where his IA
Their is very ILL.,
Captain Albert Bishop has terminated
his contract with the Starin Transporta-
ton company. He was commander of
the steamer Mohawk during the sum-
mer. Captain Bishop is now visiting in
Hartford.