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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-10
IMPROVEMENT FOR PARK PLACE

The City Gas Light Company has
signed contract agreeing to furnish
electric lighting for Park Place for Il
period of two years. The Improvement
will be completed in two weeks and will
enhance the value and dcsirability OF
the property in that section very much.
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MARRIAGES YESTERDAY.

Mr.. John II. Lufsey. of the Norfolk
3and Western railways Lambert's Point
division, and Miss elizabeth McGhee,
of Petersburg, We're married yesterday.
Il Police Officer Edgar Holland and
Miss Annie L. Ayres were married yes
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PORT Calendar.

sun rises, 7:07 a. M. sets, 4:5o D. M:
iiish water. $3.50 n. M; 1000 p. M; low
water, 3:l7 a. M; I'LL D. m.
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We must insist on you looking at orr
new special designs In brown cherI,
sutings.
RUDOLPH e. WALLACE.
S33 Main street,
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/. T. #. ROGERS.
ROOM 2l AND 2l2 COLUMBIA BUILD
ING. GRANBI STREET.
5& FOR RENT-

fli5 STORES.
Store and dwelling No 81 Queen street.
'f Store No. il2 Main street.
n Warehouse Nos. 1S2 and 1874 Water street
" No. So Bank street.
A Nos. 90 and 10l Commercial Place.
5} Nos. 90 and So Commerce street.
Nos. 2l5 and 2lT Church street.
.Ea Offices CRANKY. Bank and Commerce
streets.
Store and dwelling No. 3i2 Cumberland st.
Dwelling on Poole street, $50.
Is No. Ell Main street. $500.
No. 200 Cumberland street.. ........ 90 90
3 No. 267 Brewer street
No. 133 Butte street ...... .......n6l
& No. 4ST Main street ........ ..,o7 80
I No. 24l Bank street,. ...... -. 30 90
mo. lis Ferguson avenue .l3.CO
4 Dwelling No. SO Hamilton avenue 80. $500
q Brick Dwelling No. 20 Cumberland street
contains il rooms, all modern improve
ments. and suitable for boarding house.
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NERVOUS TROUBLES iii kinds cure,
81, with ANIMAL EXTRACTS. Free book
j tells lcw. WASHINGTON CHEMICAL
IS Nv ashing ton. y, G., q. q; J. !,
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Tile mind made easy and the body
comfort able by wearing the garments
S,ldolpht & Wallace make
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Receiving daily fresh supplies of
Fancy Groceries. Quality and prices
guaranteed. Powell & Co., No. SO New
Market Space. -.
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&: s ~;
slightly warmer FrIdav. so,,tha aaiu
winds
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Well Dressed Men!

DO YOU KNOW WHAT TT MEANS
TO BE 4 WELI.-DRESSED MAN
DO YOU KNOW THAT IT PAYS TO
DRESS WE'LL?
AND DO YOU NOT KNOW THAT WE
HAVE TIE STOCK, AND THE CLEV-
EREST CUTTER IN TOWN, AND THAT
IN sUITINGS WE TAKE TIE LEADs
ALL THE WELI-DREssED MEN IN
TOWN pATRONIZE US. WE GIVE
THE FINISH. AND A GUARANTEE
GOES ALONG WITH EVERY GAR
MIENT MADE UP by US. IN OVER
COATS WE TAKE THE LEAD. AND
THIS is OVERCoAT WEATHER.
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Fine Trunks and EaliSes.

This has been a special fea-
ture in this business and a more
elegant line is not to be found
south Of New York. They,
too, must go. Nothing can
remain unsold. If you ever
expect to want a Trunk or
Valise, either for your own
use or with which TO make a
holiday present, this is an
opportunity you have never
had before, and may never
have again. Sale now in pro-
gress. Plenty Of statesmen to
wait on you. Come quick.
time is short.
New No. 220 Main ST.,
Academy Of Music Building,
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~ " w IN ~
The Linen Sale of Yesterday
attracted buyers and Every
part Of the house felt the i'm
pulse. The great worth of
our stock was made clearly APP
parent, and at Regular prices
the decided savings are easily
Seen. It's money in your pock-
ct to answer our offerings, and
its JOY in the households such.
linens enter.
A pail. Of Blankets as a Gift,
indicates warmth of heart,
and increased comfort to the
recipient.
All Prices from S1.OO up,
find temporary Judgement here.
A full size white Quilt
Counterpart may be had here
for SO.
Others ats, 95, 500, S.25
and on to $500. These Gov
erlngs Of whiteness lend grace
TO any room, whether of high
or low degree.
Joseph Brown, 21O Church
Street.
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&c. n. FERRELL . CO.

Is FOR RENT OCTOBER LIST, 1so7.-4es
Butte street. rooms: 416 Bute street s
rooms; 1856 Butte street. S rooms: 2l9 Fen
kchurch street, rooms: 3S7 Chapel street
sSGArooms: 81 Wood street. 9 rooms: 1GG
Mariner street, IL rooms; I94 East Main
S,Strest 10 rooms.
c. II. FERRELL e CO.,
$780,. Real Estate and Rental Agents,
~ sel2-tf PSI Main street.
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WEATHERRjEE:P,,o (
washington, Dec. 8, i

Forecast and General Conditions For
+ 't ~ rO.dny. Sa -sis3st...lE
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Real Estate sad Rental Agents, Corner
Bank ard Plume streets.
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{ yEslN .' IiANS ENNfsS SSSa-ss.
B Small farm IacSz- xsa;tc'e':;-ics. SO acre.
City praresIN, 9etssi-sS ~ iF'aS Gent
~ City lois Ia sSss r,N s'iiE5:.aT1S>
i Villa I3e5SeesSs-- II rnfi}s,llS ,S.-5 Park
Place-wIU e4AsSs ~ s>ce S.i5ris II. short time
The finest tSsSesl 1&71r tttr MSsac's Creek.
Sa UntnlpCoTcs& asSE. S'3-s!a SIX miles VI
city, for SsA ss:- ssFc;S
s Small farm Sgst;n S5t' sea so-e. can ba
bought fnC s4hs s'ess,-: SaH.s cry slOd cleo
stric line.
4 House good t-oSss fa- any H17s on York
street: will sal Sd- S7>t-Sas-3 DOWN and
balance on bong ;sTae 81 , ger cent
8 Have YOU a aials% 20 ->sIlS OF property
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THE
Geo. R. Wlite1uTst Stock.

On December the 24th, this
store must be vacated, In the
short interval between now
and then the stock must be
sold. 1t consists of High
Grade Shoes for Ladies, GEN
tlemen and Children, which
will be sold without regard to
original cost or value.
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sIheJ1IeS 5. GoYes ReQ| ES[Q|e Go,
General Real Estate and Rental Agents.
III a5l 20 2S5 SMAkN STREET..
HAVE FOR RENT,

r.
IT'S Brewer street, 8 rooms -. ........S0
50 Grace street, 9 rooms $500. ........ -
1I6 Charlotte street, II rooms ............ y
ss7 Rank street & rooms 1900 -. -. -
10 Queen street new brickl, rooms.... y
20 Duncan avenue, rooms Fl
80 Bermuda street, 9 rooms ............ Is
432 Highland avenue, 6 rooms .......... u
SOS Butte Streets rooms...... "
50 Wake street, rooms -. .......... ~
House on Park avenue 10 rooms. -. ~
House and stable on Brown avenuo.... 20
House cor. 18th street and Moran ave-
!Ss nue., Q rooms $780,. .......... ........ 70
House corner York and James, Z rooms, 20
2S2 Bank street, S rooms -. .......-.. 20
Now house on East Grace ST., rooms. IS
2o3 Reservoir avenue, rooms -. l6
2OI Reservoir avenue ........ ........,... IL
Houses on Brambleton avenue. $50 to Sl5
81 Virginia street, rooms ........ u
House corner johnson avenue. ........ II
Half of l2t Bermuda stree, -..... .-.... 10
Small store on Water street -. ...... 10
Small store IN HUnScrSviile $500 49,. &
BrlmGleSSN.
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w. II. II. Trice & Co,

,BANK. NEAR CITY Hal.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16

The following ID an oxtraol
from speech on the tariff quoa-
ton by Congressman w, L, Terry
of Littlo Rock:
you will pass this bill, and
you will do nothing to afford an
increased volume Of real money
redemption monoy--for the peo-
pie, but done you forget, thero
will como day Of rockonjngl
You havo ridicuIed and abused
the democratic party 1t has
had its purposes thwartcd and its
councils rent by the Influence Of
mon whom it had honorod
and trusted, but tho party still
Iiyco to oppose your wicked class
legislation and TO demand lu5J
and equal laws for The benefit Of
all the people, and in the end IL
will provo itsolf stronger than all
the strength Of foes from without
and traitors from within.
lndiWdal democrats may be
found hero anj thcrc who viii
bow The knee to Baal and inocnso
upon tho affairs Of protection, bat.
tho indomitohlo spirit Of the.
American Democracy will oppose
yoD everywhere
You may logislato in the in.
tcrcot Of the ercay ond powerful
bu! democracy waon net born IN
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
81 'EGI = ElEg S

Jaa. Brennan, ended a spree at
Hot Springs last week by taking
poison.
Sol. Booze was placed in Jail at
Hamburg last week charged with
house burning.
G. C. Lemly one Of the Oldest
druggists Of Hot Springs made
an assignment last week.
The city pool rooms Of Hot
Springs have been forced to close
on account OF light business.
Albert Evans Of Conway has
received sentence Of ten years
in the pen for grand larceny.
A 3-yoar-old child in Fort
Smith swallowed a dolls head
and narrowly escaped death.
Three conyicts tried to escape
reconCly and as q lejnlt one is
dead, one injured, and one free.
Sarah Doaier, colorod, COM
mittod suicide at Little Rock last
week, by taking rough on rats. )"
Billy MoGraw plead guilty to
the charge Of murder at Conway
and was given eight years scr
vice in the ponotentiary.
Il. f, Fuller was asGassinatod
at Prescott last week. The as
saasin is supposed to be q moon
sinner whom Fuller had reported.
Goo. Molodon, the world re-"
nownod hangman wants to pur-
chase the old gallows in the
United Sta,os jailyard at Ft.
Smith.
Engineer Hays, whose engine
ran over and killed q man and
boy at 0lyphant in 1897, has boen
oXonerated from all blame and
released by the Jackson county
grand jury.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16

to the road the deer was on
W&en We got about three hJn-
dred yards from the camp, all Of
a sudden the wolf sTaigatono1
.up, turned in the direction OF the
house and was ont OF sight in q
Soment. He'd been shammmg
al the timel
"Suro's you live, he'll get
FAM" shouted John Park, and
we ran as fast as we could. But
we were to late to save our pet
The wolf had swept around and
crouohei down on the path, no,
two hundred yards from tho
house, waiting for her.
When we had come noor
enough to see him again, he had
got the innocent thing down, and
was savagely tearing at her.
We yelled with all our might,
but he didn't run. However, his
triumph was short. Carlo had
scented him, and camo bounding
| up the lane, and before the busy
wolf saw him his strong teeth
were fastened in the beasts s
check. Though the WOLF plum
god, he could no5 at once shake
off that grip. lie dragged the
brave dog several yards, and
perhaps would have got FREQ had
not John rushed up with his
sharp axe made & third in tho
tussIe.-W. Thomson, in Little
Men and Women.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
n B4GTEa.2l MONEY

Invested in the great Irad and
HIoo mmng region Of Missouri aud
ha0Sas- .Gajcua, Empire Guy,
,IopOo, Webb City, Cmt~wIIr.. i,
very likely to MAKE Won a fortune
That is a commoG experience III tMA
rich muwug section, New mineral
strikes are beng made daily,
Good mineral lands are vet cheap.
No other mines Of any character
offer az sure q road TO wealth,
The Kansas CITY, Fut Scott and
Memphis railroad i. the ouIy hOc to
all of these great mining camps,
For map aud umo table loldr, "a,
dress.
J, L. LOCKWOOD,
Gon'l Poss'r AgL,
Kao'o, City, Mo,
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
Menu pllis Route.
Kansas City, II. Scott &
IGnpAiS R. R.

The best line to Kansas City, the
West and Northwest. Palace
Sleeping Cars and Reclining Chair
Cars seats free ON all through
trans. Entire equipment first
class. Close connexions at Union
Depot, Kansas City. The only
line with through service from lhr
West 60 the South and Southeast.
Entire tram run. through from
Kansas Guy TO Birmingham AIa.,
and to Now Orleans, Send tor
map and Timetable folder. Write
for i'Iustcrated papers and pGmph.
let's, with county map, deaoup
tive OF Missouri Kansas and Ark.
ansas, mailed free, Address
j e, LOCKWOOD,
J. j. Fletcher,
Traffic Mauagor,
Kansas CITY.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16


Ninety five per cent Of thq
business OF the country is done
on lhc credit aystom, and thirty
years ego the bulk Of business
was done with cash, We are
thoroughly Convinced that more
money is essential to the welfare
and happiness Of the people, and
we are not very particular what
kind Of material it's made Of, SO
it makes the machine SO when
we drop it in the slo5.-contry
J0urnaL-Advaaoa.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16

tie palaces Of Jia rich be, No
among tho plal- peogla in t1o
ranks and dwellings, Of thoao who
Toll ior the.r daily living, under
the grand osj forest trees, upon
the glorious heather, bonoa.h
the grand canopy Of the stars,
upon tho hills OF the morning
that rang with tho songs OF roa-
dom at the birth Of this Republic,
Democracy wa8 born,
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
i"Th9 St. Louis
Weekly
PC6t-Di6patCh
l.4E $50 pslts Il gear
Il3 Great If38 Silver 2ala.

You us8ud g.. "a-E.t rarj a'-
% gch Indispensable .nuuG .,a yetr iNJ'
I.y,csr oI l%gII. cl,g ta be- huAHal
O. jr.Hess Ibe .as.m,rs e, 'De MtH'n-
lev Administration. win Ir" ConGrvs
l,eM upon a ao.d iialiTm, msat'-
'erisfut.vu al akr3 tHp vail Fluhy 'n.
.era5 eY.ry new puoy reader W it.
caautr. and ssreala,.v /, .h- #eef H.,
'saall. ,,pea,ni a,.n(oa will bo p"'a
in ta- Weekly Peso t'j>ggieb ,o rri+
neus Il Il national ct@a,tr ara ia Will
he cI.cu-sfd edit0uai,y boa tae l"'h.
q. view at q Wet a.l oLrt" az tot'
ras,p.l with Wall srs,r.
TIE etiup&Au of ilee st}r7r will 81 on
m 1877 and nothing can d0so much 10
acII a,ong the camraign oi ieducat'on a-
q. rewe paper hk" the Weekly Pos''iAs'
a,ca. This Il shown ia the f'cc tbaf 10
Missouri, and in ,yry otDer locs.ltI
wher' The Post lhspatab has "a large '2r-
sul4tion the eginr ot Ds~rcre'y aod
Tree silver were Ct q sw' epjHg cthrac'T'
Tb, POsH.niHPATUH deserve. thr
suIp0rt',f al Free Suvor Democrats bn~
c.p., of he snrn. iishtjJ 0aae Ia tba le
ut oam 1a;gu f,r Democratic principles
and th. tcker Hence lhe .reo el'er
IN II eyervwaera Should rally 20 lbs sn2
p1yt by sending il lhelr subscription
and induce othera to suhs,rIte'
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
Headquarters
T-ou 4 . Nnnn

We hara hrn rccognzot ods in Ao Pino and Organ buds
IN A,ksns for the ling p1r'oi mentioned above and are just
lsond of the rapuratol We hay" mAtp.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
'AM0NG Tga& OMAMM M&, !,

InG LAND op blG RED AppLGs, is
m aJtmcuyrond interesting book
handsomely illustrated with view,
OF South Missouri trupw, mcud.
ug the famous Obdu OpUD mm or
$1,000 ncro' N towel Ga. 1t pcr
mns To fruit raising In tbat groat
lrwC belt of America, the southern
slope Of the O@rks, and will prove
oC great value not only t9 0mt.
growers, hulp every farmer and
nom'sockor looking for % farm
and a home,
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
HOW WOLVES PLAN.

That bloodthirsty creature, the
great gray wolf Of North Amer
lca, is in some respects even more
sagacious than his cousin, tho fox.
1t is almost impossible to trap
him. At least, I could never trap
a wolf, nor have | ever known
any person who could. In the
wilds of Michigan, in which State
| now live, there arc great num-
bcrs of wolves. Some mon make
hundreds of dollars every winter
by killing them; but they. don't
do it either by trapping ORE rsshoot-
ing. They simply poison the
noxiops beasts.
No matter how hungry th9y
may be, wolves are so very
fearful Of being trapped, that if a
hunter has to leave a deer or any
other game lying on the ground,
and places in a circle around it a
single stran of rope, wire or
twine, it will be perfectly safe,
though fifty wolves may prowl
about it all night. When |
couldn't find a tree to hang my
deer on, | have successfully tried
this plan several times, Yet the
very same wolves, coming upon
him after dark, might attack a
woll-armed man. and kill him,
even after he had shot a half
dozen of them. In the one case
they braved a known danger; in
the other the mystery Of the thing
scares them. But a single wolf
will never attack a grown person.
Unless the beast has one or more
comrades, he is too cautious to
40 it,
When | was boy there were
a great many wolves in our
neighborhood. | have known
them to plan some strange things
in order to get prey. One night
a wolf came close to where Carlo
was watching the sheppard. AS
soon as the dog went off after
him, two other wolves, who had
helped to plan the trick, came
put of the woods, jumped over
the fence and killed no less than
eighteen sheep boforo C9}lo came
back from his long chase. We
knew all about it by tracing the
tracks next morning. could
tell about q score of like clever
lodges that / have personally
known Of.
For two years we had q pet
deer, q lovely doe, that | caught
when it was q little spotted rawn,
only one day old. We called it
Fan, after one Of my sisters, and
it was SO tame that It would fol-
low anyone it knew we'll any
where,
One afternoon, in March, the
pretty thing won't with me to the
sugar bush, half q mile from the
house, where one Of our mon,
John Park, was boiling down sap
TO mako maple syrup. Carlo
didn't geo us start, so stayed at
home.
a little while before dark, a
wolf, that seemed to be baply
crippled, limpod up within fifty
yards Of the camp, ! have no
doubt that he had roeonnoitorod
at some distance and discovered
that We had no gun thoro.
"Why, that old rascal Is so
lame guess we can overhaul
him." said John, lie caught up |
his axe, and both OF us ran after
The wolf; whilc Fan, not liking
The looks Of tho stranger, trottod
homoward.
The wolf staggered and 9tum'
bled along as il ne would drop
directly. Az ono Gmo we got
within twenty feet OF him. hut.
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
MUSIC co.

LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS,
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16

a'roggs tGse &p@ENE1fcid no.
Gf42;Wg1lCyG'
nv Frucls' cur-nIar viii crop oNt III tir
st lou:s l;gnubha occasionally : long as i'y
owns tnat slice ui st0cA,
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16

2lcu and Bows Wanted
SIGNS ucyNY TOW
Good live men 0D@ 0oS'
money pnmUg NIsO' a.
plttpYny ln every town ~
monilE experience 0''a''
my Platforms 40 the %orN'
FOR patterns ana =.
send 10 eujs ~ 'lIV'''
H. b. lhoopsoo M0"''
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
wr0E2. 1Ilc Poplar D3UG' mo

The post Dispatch did more in the present
campaign lor tie cause Of the merchoit
mrcaanic, farmer and laD0ring lnan than any
other paper IN the state. 1t VIII always nr q
yauulle acquisition to this class Of men, and
wi}l be rcpald J, tnnu8nnd t!nies for the GOO,
done, L. wa, through the rosl That many
'lg.,lts were exposed Which would otherwise
haye gone mnOuco by the American press,
put ii alone sldnGs without Il peer IN anrura
luday. 'G0e roat-D.apaloh is tHe paper ior
the people,
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16

Dr (8dEa Condition powtpN gro
juNl Wh1O bor9o UeNa when iu o53
condition. lOuie, blood uundor and
NoWiJ0go Faey Wo noe FOOD N.t
m'I'cmo aal tbrleat il nae D5 Dut %
hofto IN Wyma cGul,,!ou lueo y5
elnupor package,
Sharp County record., 1897-07-16
rc.tar. anll.Nn.nn- Ann. r.r,o.nn.

The iutcna1 itching uUlm0mIag noi.
dentto tao5ad.a.#tna HINaDWlIyalIqyod
Iy applying lGam6NM.u'8 nyg 0ud
Asia Diuhuanh MUNy yory bad opaes
nave been permanently cured ih N
h equally od.ainnt ior itching plies and
% taT)ljfa rom0dY for a0ro Uipples,
ehlpped hmda chilblajns, FROST bites
md chronic e9ro cyo3 2o ots per box,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-19
hrie, Ment,on.


= High water to-day, 1929 a. m.
Buy a lot-s20O R. E. Bal sin.
Houses, lots--E. M. Clark, AZ Church.
Insurance & Loans, Chas. Wilson & Co.
Moses Mann has sold tho building at
IS Orange street where his brother, j.
Mann, carries on the liquor business,
to Abraham Aal. There is about IS
feet frontage and the property is val
ued at $4,000
Rev. William Koepchen of Meriden.
formerly Of this city, is attending the
sen1i-annual conference of the Luth-
eran pastors of New York and New
England in old Trinity church, Ninth
street and Second avenue, New York
city.
A new lodge of the Independent Or
der Of American Israelites is to be in
stituted in this city shortly by Ralph
Myerson and Jacob Abelson of New
Britain. The lodges in New Britain
and Hartford are constantly gaining
in membership.
In the superior court, October Is.
Judge Roraback, Eleanor Wilcocks Of
this city was divorced from John Will
cocks of this city, cause habitual intenl-
perance. The name of the petitioner
was changed to Eleanor Kendall, her
maiden name, and the custody of a
minor child was awarded to the
mother.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-19
DEATH OF REV. w. w. ANDREWS.
Much Beloved Clergyman Succumbs to
Pneumonia in Wethersfield.

Much Beloved Clergyman SuccumbS to
Pneumonia in WethersfieId.
Hartford Oct. 1S.--One of the best
known and most honored ministers OF
Connecticut, Rev. William Watson An
6lrews, aged eighty-seven, died at his
home in Wethersfield last evening of
pneumonia, of which he had been sick
for several days. The funeral ar
rangements are not yet completed. A
sketch of his life will appear in these
columns later.
Mr.. Andrews leaves a widow and
two sons, Rev. DIR. William Andrews of
Guilford prominent Episcopal cler-
gyman, formerly of New Haven, Pro-
fessor Charles Andrews, Phi. D., of
Bryn Mawr college. and two daughters,
Mary and Elizabeth. He was formerly
pastor of the Congregational church in
Kent, where he was greatly loved and
recently gave an address on the six
tieth anniversary of his settlement. For
many years he had been connected
with the Catholic Apostolic church, but
this Increased rather than diminished
his love for all parts OF the whole
church. His brother, Rev. Samuel Ar
drews OF this city, is d scholar Of i'll
fernational reputation whose Life Of
Christ is a standard work The de-
ceased clergyman was born in Dan
bury.
A nephew of Mr. Andrews is James
+. Andrews of this city, a reporter of
the supreme court, and another is Rob-
ert, a Boston architect.
Mr.. Andrews was graduated at Yale
In the class OF 81.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-19
NEW 4DVERrisEMENTS TO-DAY.

All Wool Dress Goods--F. NJ. Brown & Co.
Bill Of Fares II. Street & Co.
Bonds and Stocks-Kimbery, Root Day.
Cheese-Gilbert & Thompson.
Dressy Shoes-Surety Shoe Store.
Estate Lucy A. Kieman-Probate Nottce.
First Mortgage Bonds--H. G. Warren " Co
Found-Heifers-A. &. Miller.
For Rent-Rooms-170 Whalley Avenue.
For Rent-Store-Richard Fisher.
Ifinancial-Percival r. Irving.
observation-disclosures. w. Scranton 20.
Joseph Jefferson-Hyperion Theater.
Loin Steak-Public Market. o,,.,.
Lost--Pointer Dog-T2 Carmel street.
Made for NIisses--N H. Shoe Co.
Our Shoes-.A. r. Greenwood.
Old Grist MILD. NJ. WEIGH & Sons
Perfect Order-The Pond Lily Co,
Postum Cereal--At Grocers'.
Solid Silverware-G. III. Ford Co.
Silks-The Chas. Monsoon Co.
Tables-The Chamberlain Co.
Winter Underwear-Malley, Nicely " co.
Wanted-Girl--1390 Chapel Street.
Wanted Situation--747 Grand Avenue.
Wanted -Situation-242 Cedar Street
Wanted Sltuation-So4 Grand Avenue.
Wanted Situation-21S Wallace Street
d-Situation-Box 800, West Haven.
Wanted-Situation-97 Winchester Avenue.
Wanted-Situation-S9 Grand Avenue.
Wanted-Situation--S York Street.
Wanted-Girl-14 College Street
Wanted-Situation-32 Orchard Street.
Wanted-Situation--K f.. This Office.
Wanted-Situation- Whalley Avenue.
Observation-Disclosures Orchard Street.
Wanted-Situation--1 York Street.
Neutrality-suspicious. Day Street.
Wanted-Situation-2 Leonard Street.