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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-04
BUILDING NOTES.

The contract is let for new building
for the peat works at Hamden. It will
be constructed of brick and wood, about
5Ox15O feet, one story high.
Contracts have been awarded for the
new residence to be erected on Whitney
avenue for John 4. Hauff, and the foun-
dations are new being laid. The house
will be of wood, with shingled exterior,
having eight rooms, provided with eve
ry convenience and heated by steam or
hot water.
An architect has made plans for eX-
tensive changes and improvements to
be made to the summer residence of
Victor II. Tyler at Indian Neck. The
interior is to be altered, with new dec
Orations, plumbing, furnace heating,
ETC., and the exterior will be improved.
Plans are being made for building
on Wallace street for L. Pannone. 1t
will be 25x50 feet, of brick, one story
high, with gravel roof.
Arrangements have been made by
James w. Rowland for the erection of a
| frame house on Lette street, West Ha-
Ven, for himself. 1t will be of frame
construction, 21x31 feet, having six
; rooms with all Improvements.
Estimates are being received for the
| Involvement houses which F. r.
Lewis will erect in West Haven. 1t will
be of frame construction, 23x45 feet,
with all improvements. The heating
will be by furnace.
Ground has been broken on Campbell
| avenue, West Haven, for a new resi-
| dence to be erected by j. w. Rowland.
1t will be of wood, 26x35 feet, with eight
rooms having all Improvements.
Building lots on Woodland street, be-
| tween Compton and Tilton streets, have
recently been sold to f. ]. Zwingman,
Andrew Currie, II. H. Lord, F. G. Wei
sheit and C. J. F. Gosch.
The contracts are let for making the
alterations to the residence of S. w.
Hart on Church street.
! Work has been started on a frame
cottage on the corner of Butler and
| Harriet streets for Thomas Beattie. 1t
will have six rooms, with i improve
ments.
| A frame house will be built on Goffe
street for Henry Pattberg, who has re-
Gently purchased property there. 1t
will be 3Sx4O feet, two stories high, with
gravel roof, and arranged for four fam
| lilies.
The contract is let for the erection of
a large car barn for the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad COM
pany at Parkville, Conn. 1t is to be
used for third-rai1 cars.
Work has been started on a new
building for the Marlin Fire Arms COM
pany on Willow street. 1t will be con-
structed of brick, five stories high, and
will be used for office purposes.
Work has been started on Washing
ton avenue on a brick and wood build
ing for John Starr. 1t will be one-story
high.
The contract is let for a two-famiIy
| frame house to be erected on Forest
street, Westville. 1t will be 2Sx40 feet,
twelve rooms and Improvements.
The contract is let for the erection of
! a frame house on Bassett court, West
Haven. for Charles Fusco. 1t will be
20x35 feet, with eight rooms and all i'm
| prAyamants
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PRIZES AWARDED.
Colonial Danes Rewarded Meritorious
Composition.

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Composition.
The Connecticut Society Of the
Colonial Danes of America announces
the award Of prizes for composition Of
fered to pupils of high and grammar
schools throughout the state. The es-
SAYS were to contain not more than
1000 nor less than 1900 words from
high school pupils and not less than 800
words from pupils of grammar schools.
The topics from which to select were:
The Saratoga campaign Of 1777, Lafay-
cite, Massasoit Thomas Hooker, JON
athan Trumbull, colonial books and
newspapers, the voyage between Eng
land and New England in the seven
teenth century for any person or Incl
! dent connected with the Revolution.
The awards with topics Of essays
are:
First prize, 500. for High schools
taken by Miss Clara E. Lang. No. 167
Asylum street, Hartford. Fl. P. H. S,
Topic, THE Saratoga Campaign, 1777.'
Second prize, $40, for High schools,
taken by Miss Elizabeth B. Curtis,
Bridgeport High school, Bridgeport.
Topic, Lafayette"
Third prize, IS, for High schools, TAX
en- by Miss Caroline Hammett James,
Danielson. Topic, "Old Put"
First prize $40. for grammar schools.
taken by Miss Clarissa Fairchild, New
Britain. Topic, "Massasoit."
Second prize, IS, for grammar
schools, taken by Allyn Robins Mum
ger No. "a Lincoln street, Hartford
Topic, Benedict Arnold"
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TURKEYS ARE SCARCE.

This Years Crop is a Small One, Ac-
cording to the Farmers.
As Thanksgiving approaches the pre-
dictions regarding the prospective sup
ply of turkeys have made their appear
ance. According to the stories of the
farmers who augment their incomes
by raising candidates for THANKSGIVING
and Christmas dinners, turkeys are 60
ing to be scarce, very scarce, this win
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speeches and a special appeal for him
has been sent out to-day to members Of
the Connecticut Constitutional Reform
association. Of which he is an active
and prominent officer. 1t is noteworthy
also that the three republican candi-
dates for the legislature in this city
have sent out a circular asking for
election, on the ground that they favor
constitutional reform
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cOrrRT ROBERT EMMETT

Court Robert Emmett, No. 90. at it's
meeting on Thursday evening will mi
tiate five candidates into the mysteries
of the order. The lodge, which has for
merry met in Forester's hall on Chapel
street have changed their meeting place
TO the Insurance building, where the
meeting on Thursday night will be held.
After the business has been transacted
there will be a smoker.
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The Leon Morris troupe of ponies
proved to be a delightful entertainer
in the excellent bill which was present
ed at Polls last evening. A wonderful
! troupe they are and performed in a
remarkable number of funng tricks and
comical antics. A wrestling bout be-
tween John Hedges, an athlete, and the
two cutest ponies. Madison and Ban
ner. was received by the audience with
liberal applause.
Miss Keller, of the Mason, Keller Co,
was recognized as that handsome young
lady who was here in the Beaux and
Bellies octet. She has for her partner
Homer B. Mason in a comedy playlet
from the Smart Set" produced by the
permission of the Ess Ess Publishing
Co., entitled Hooked by Crook" 1t
was neat little sketch with plenty Of
amusing situations.
The vitagraph scored heavily with
the "A Journey to Luna" set of views
which are based on Jules Vernes book
From the Earth to the Moon Direct"
Many favorable comments were heard
on the correctness and distinctness of
these views. They present the entire
story.
The clio is made up of some clever
vaudevillians. including the great W.
Cole de Losse in trick slack wire stunt
and bicycle feature that is sensation
al. His partner is clever fellow. Miss
George O'Ramy, a pleasing singing
comedienne, is a favorite with the lat
est songs. Sullivan and Keller in wit
ty sayings and sketch that is lively.
Joe Flynn, monologue and host Of
the best there is, delighted an immense
audience at this popular vaudeville
home last evening.
Prices: Evenings, 1Oc. zoe and 3Oc;
matinee, 10c, zoe; ladies at matinee, 10c.
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ENTERTAINMENT TO-DAY.

In the school housa of Zion Lutheran
church the church choir will. give an
entertainment this evening: The fol-
lowing programme win be rendered:
"Auf dem Berge' ..--.......... Kuecken
The Choir.
Dialogue Wanderbeuchle."
Soprano solo--"Des Waters Rueckkehr. y"
Die fdele Gerichtssitzung."
Occarino solo.
Part II.
Der Vetter aus America"
Harmonica solo.
Comic-"Wie wird's in 20 Jahren sein."
I'm der Observation-Disclosures
The Choir.
Refreshments will be served at con-
.clusion of the programme.
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The election returns will be read from
the stage between the acts at the Grand
Opera House tonight.
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80 Ambishous has achieved fame,
has hep asked the Philosopher.
HE has" replied the Cheerful Chap.
brilliant things said by other men are
now credited to him. Cincinnati Com
mercial Tribune
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Marlin, N. Craft; Malemute Kid, n. d.
Gould: Feathers, Peter Afuldoon; Bill,
L. How; Pete. H. Low: Nick, S. HO-
mer; Jessie Dalton. (singing Bird.
Grace Welby; Alaska. a native of
Akutan, Rose Emerson; The Widow 5
Mite Manson Everitt, and Miss st.
George Hussey, the Widow Casey.
Miners, sailors of the revenue cutter
Eagle, Siwashes, etc.
John Whitley, the popular manager.
is with this production. Election re-
turns will be received and read between
the acts at the Grand tonight.
The King of Detectives" will be at
the Grand Opera House Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday thtis week, with
matinee Saturday. Theodore Kremer,
author of the play. has introduced
highly novel and sensational scene in
his melodrama in which an air-ship Of
the latest design and an old fashioned
balloon are seen in full flight in the
clouds, while the leading characters of
the piece play out a most thrilling sit
uation.
Messrs Sullivan, Harris and Woods,
under whose direction The King of
Detectives" will be presented in this
city, have spared no expense in the
equipment of the play. and for this
scene have had built for them an exact
copy of the Santos-Dumont air-ship.
The air-ship is in perfect working order
and makes its ascent entirely dependent
upon its own mechanism and not upon
the ropes ordinarily used in situations
of this kind when shown on the stage.
The scenic accompaniment to the air
ship scene is in perfect keeping, and the
spectator beholds the air-ship. followed
by the balloon, swiftly ascending while
the house-tops and spires gradually
sink with the earth. A fight for life in
the clouds closes the scene, the air-shop
and balloon swinging, apparently, thou
sands of feet above the earth, while the
occupants of botht play their parts in
the sensational chapter Of the dramatic
story.
The election returns will be read from
tho STAGE between thp acts at the Grand
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Dac'pma. pDItmeiter Charles
Stofs lit an Den 6olgsn zines Shlag=
onlalles pl0Blth 9sitorbeu.
golin. Sine Gjeielichuft fir ois
8riinoung Der Siaatsbant bon 9plin
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Seresfpro. Der 5armer Sscob
gluner, Der IN Der 9td1e BON bier
lmObnt, itnrb in ieinem gugqu, ais er
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lfanO. Gin Soersihlag tilbrte iein
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atbpt fitr Den 8all 0es neueu Court
hallies IN @lt Bpiut mar s2S, ,727.
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trdgt aber nur $50, 900, iooaB 0te
Ndne fir ben gau tuabrideinlid) cine
beoeutcuoe glenOsrun9 erfaBren miijlen.
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siebungsbeb0roe bat 6barles Il. Roebler
pm Nantatp sum 9rdlioenten Der aor=
mali1ule in glberoeelt uno 2. 6.
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uu0 Die Gdlte fpareu IN oieiem Sbeile
oss Staates piel i1limmer, ais meitlitb
uno iitoueitlih pom 0tiiipuri.
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paren Die BON bier aus geianoten Be
rthte iiber Die gerluits an 9finoUieb
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am IA. uno IL. os. Nt. be0euteno
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uno niht nubalteno. gieueren gerihten
aus Den @ciOsoiitricteu sufolge miro |
litb Der &srlult on @ieb in teinem
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@ountpcOmmildren Die Gngelegenbeit
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hr0niiher llnperoanlihteit uno nerp6-
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nnBten als alls anOeren iemals polI mir
gebraghten Ieoiiinen. glub meine
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inht e. Sefrieoieung garantirt.
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5. Stesnien Il Son.
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Brius 0eimrif Yoitsarfen.

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tuanbten IN Der alien Seimat9 cine
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pJta9rihten=S =SerOlo@ prins Sein=
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treter Der Siour Fals 9rduerei iuar
erihiener, unO legterer seigte iith ais
ein iehr feuttgentiitblihsr @eIeaitaf-
ter. -garl 8ittluan, uiIFer gentiitblidles
8ehgenle, ma1te geltern cine lgebet.
lano 3our nab 0ilfoe, Inn Der 6ons
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ters baut eirien Stall 5Sx64 5uB.-
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nm bate ietne 3ehgeHolisu, gerpauo=
ten Nno Treunos oa5u eIugelaoeu.
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IT'D gum acknowledgement nieoer uno Die.
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geOebit.-G3pttlieb gteuoebauer. leioer
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mer Gno srfolgretder grlttensatter,
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gSenu mebrers buuoert Bsrlonea Elm
neues Sei!ipiten sepriift uno fir gut
befunbsn baben, 70 lit man fhpn nit
Reht geneist, Oasielbe aud Su berlu=
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nsrn ieglidsn Nlters ourt, cine srprob-
te Behanblung ME Die BON 9r. 9oberB
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lte tmpfeb!en, 10 erlbeint IS fat als
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Gatb fragsu ioil,s
Or. Hobers Aoreils 1T SO. 562
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8ertpanote uuo 6reunoe al beIuhen.
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reilen, INN neue @laibinerie sur 9er=
groBerung ieinsr Sooa. uno elmer
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melnt Gelo lei in Canada gtebenIate.
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nung auf ejeneiunq Dorbanoen lit
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er bob elm tleines S06terlein pelhss
IL Pfurloelein luog, bel Der farnilie
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ter. 8ratuliren! - geronitl. Die II
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ndhlten 8ienltag bon Der tatb. Stride
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2heooor Sies bstrauern Oen 500 iAreg
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leBten 9tenitag NOD Gtlahpma I'm ibz.
rem Wtann einen geiub absuItasten.
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Sona. 1T BET S. 8. Srune auf SeIud,
uno mill Bel oisisr Gjelegenbeit cine
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Hnntrlter 81.
HDrb=SafDta.

9ismart. g. laufer bier Forts
oauerno gerihte uber Beruno(iifte
Wienihen nno @erLtIfte an gieb nah
reno ces leBten Stneslturmes eta.
soc allen, ein SeroenbeiiBer aus Dem
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lia auF Der 6abrt rad Sterlira. Sn
Dem Streegeitober berlOr a Bic Rim
tung uro turroe am Itontaa Qormtt=
tag IN idmnterEihsut 3uFtanoe aufqe=
tuHoen. Die ihn belanoelnosn glerttc
haben tstue 90ffrung. ION dm 2sbeu
ju erhalteu. Gins Ieiner gfsroe uur=
De erfroren altfgeFuroen, oas anoere
miro bermiBt. .....
BtlidrE o. 8rdttoa bon SterL;ro
oerl0r bunoert Ehbe uno nehrere bum
bert S1afe ourcI ben 3uTdnmenbruf,
etnes fdtueren Sbupgens, 1T tuslhem
ole Sbiere gegen Die lln5ia 0es ggetters
SauB flihten.
Gin atoerer 6sgoeabeliser ber[or
30 Rineer. gBm. m!lton permiBt
400 ShaFs.
Illus oentNUeIttihen S6etL 0es GtaQz
tee eiHg ole gldnritt Elm, oas 5000
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tilrj Dor Segtnn oes Sturnes auF Ole
grairte sum grdisn getrieben tuoroeu.
gon ben S1iersrr uno oen StdFer bat
man nod tetne Spur eeFunoen.
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Dem Often eist.
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bon bier, mar cine Strefe bon unaes
fahr Gnoerbalb gteileu nit 8 bis Is
6uB behem SGuee beoeft. 3net
Sdneepfitge tuuroen BEL Der grbeit Doltz
tdnoig unbraubbur.
es ftetnt taam n6gltn, DAB ale
oboadlpfen Grandchildren oeri Shnee=
iturnl ertronnsH Iino.
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jularmen gstrte6er. Der 0urh BEN
Sturn uno S6neefdl berurTahte
urlahte 8erluif an gieb betrdst ourhs
'hnittlid 80 sproseRt. gtm ThmerTten
IAeint 9anfisr RoB BON Billings Be
trofen 81 Fein. Bon 1900 GhaFen 5oa
oerIslte 5000 bsrloren habea.
BilIif0n. Die Garmer meloeu
aus allen @egenSsn unieres Staates
oGs sahlreide sluftreten Der gB6lfe.
3a9loies 8ieb 1T fdun Serrifien uors
ben. uno nod in teinem Sabr naren
Die 8erlliIte 10 sablreih. Die bepdl-
oeteu llfer oes MiFihippi linb mit 8ors
.iebe Shlupfuiufel Der Raubtbiere.
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u go l uns nIeoerne @aaren pertauit.
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@jebduoe gefauft uno nur6 6rec 6aib
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