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New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

AN IMPORTANT WEST THIRTY-THIRD- ST.
DEAL.
The Stuyvesant Real Estate Company took title
yesterday 10 parcel H-1xsSs on the north side
~ Thirty third-st. 17l.I0 feet east OF Broadway
from Benjamin ". Carskaddon and 10 a pa reel
235X9S9 feet, adjoining the former on the east
from the person.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
CHURCH TAKES TITLE TO STRIP

The rector etc. Of the Church Of the Holy Faith
took title yesterday 70 strip. 29x9s feet at the
southeast corner of One-hundred- d-sixty-sixth
st and Triuity-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
-S -
Wales Ave


The approximate OF lien charge satisfy
which described property - be sold Is
thereon from May IeOa
Eether with allowances amounting sS3 az
With interest from 1902 together with rha
penses Of the The Approximate OF taxes
liens which be allowed
purchaser OF the purchase money paid by the
rsfsrse Is 81. .Tas IS and interest
Dated May IS. 1872 LOUIS F. DOYLE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscription. for The Trinuns
AZ received at their Uptown Once.
No 1894 BROADWAY
Between 56th Aat STE urtil O'Clock o. N
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
forerlosure Sales.


~ New York-AIbs-t F. Brugman and Francis e Brus-
man. Executors Of the Last VIII and TssIaneat oe
Krier Max Well and Gertis Well his wife. Deteneanss
In OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sac duly
date Se % 1.55 dsg II Nav iSos shs uSSsTsisasd 1as
Referee n said Judgment uarned VIII sell az Qoe auc
IN the Borough OF Manhattan City of New York On
the l9h day 81 g JuPe D ,s At Z &C Ss2Sx sssa an On
Tected said Judgment o be sold and therein dscrtoed
as soiows sirsI Parcel & Al 'nase ~ SsF.sn = - -.
Twentythird Ward Of the Ciry q New Yor and which
a r1-,~-
ton of the westerly side Of Wales Avenue with the SOUTH
sry ste o. St Marys Street and running thence wetsr-
dred and 310O ZT 03 feet The lands
airSad henSe su5bsastsry ans sins sSi lands af aid
Railroad hundred and my and 5tl0O 5o5fl teer
srly along said westerly eighty ard
80 80 feet % the oont oT place OF oegnins %
salu severn QSt noes and difnenohs more On ess-
RsS 1 Pai w oI ne PFsmses eoavsysd 70 ne sad ATne
by deed lated January 20th 1s9s Second Parcel. Al
Wing and Being IN Ss %s5svJh Wsrd of iSe Civ 81
New YORK and which taken yoSethsr bounded and de-
oy the intersection OF The esssriy side Of Robbins Avssue
with the southerly side ot Joseph Street running
Street Cop fsst u point opposite the
tre line Of the block between and Robbins Ave
hundred sixtj1vo and $500 162 OsD feet
land Port Norris Branch Of the New York and
Harlem Railroad. thence norrhvestery along the
sald Railroad hundred and forvy-tTO and fl-loo
thence norhery along said easery u Robbins Ave
aue sixtyone and - IOO ct the point piacs
or less Being part Sf the premises conveyed
% The said Anna Kreg BY william F. BTugnan. sos
@ TvLS executor and trustee Of The vii ot E-s1sis =
STSIsn deceased BY deed dated January 2oth 1858
HLASA q kNEELA>;D Attorneys for Plaintiffs. - Pins
ab1ve described:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
Gountrn Boar0.

OVERLOOK. MORRISTOWN. y Ideal place n
" rest Ia miles from station: modern conveniences
q gardens orchards me old shade trees milk
butter cream Sg-Sl2.Jo weekly. Circulars. Addres.
NINA NJ KNATFFT
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
Wales Av

Wales
ne approximate amount Of Hen q
sry which the above described parcel ! soI2
SAu5t. a with interest szv Of
aiaF iS'-
nlents OF ether liens which The pur-
chaser out C- the purchase
Premises or paid bv the Referee S173II and interest,"
- sppFc&llte amount 0t the lien charge 10 satisfy
Whl ne above described parcel No is 10 be sold .
S-tl-os Win interest thereon
ISv- 4he approximate of taxes
OF otnST liens which be allowed
1UI or purchase
q Da oy the Referee S17u3
1u SIo"a1ee amounting S224 interest from
Iay I4t 4at. together with the expenses OF sale
Dated New E1rk, MAY 15-h 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
Reported by De Haven & II
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

Tie following securities were sold yesterday az
auction at the NewYork Real Estate SaIesroom by
Adrian H. Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
Gountrp propertn 90 Eet.
Real gsIate nanien.

I'VE HAVE buyers for old property anv s.r,ien
w GUERINEAU & DRAKE. I22 East .ss ST
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-21

rem, erReat aus Der SbatYade, bab fqf
slei9aeitig NIT Der aataitropbe BON st.
Yterre arf ber 80 Metlen en~tfernteH
engtti9en Sniel st. @incent etneGrupe
ton oes @ulfans @pufriere erfplste,
beren Opfer nod Saufenben aGblen.
Der jiingfte Wusbru9 bes Mont'pe<
lee bate iibrtssna 0orbotsn. 2dut
st1em 8riefe, ben bic @attin bes drnet
rttaniI9en 8oninls in ct. 4ierre.
prentiB, an tire S9tpdgertn ina Mel=
rofe BET Bottom ridtete, tparen fdon
am %. Nprtl B. $. bret befttae CRIB
ftSbe erfolet. MuBerbem ftel eth Mf4en<
resen ouf bic Stabt Rteber. Dim 8.
Mui' Brad bann aus benz 8rater bes
8erges Elm eliibenber Saba trom, Der
eine am Jube beg Mont pelee liegenbs
srobe s3uderfabrif unter ft9 begrub.
Qm 8. Mat flos bann unter fnr9tbaz
rem @etDie Der 3opf bes Berses ab,
urb elm Chiffon BON Geuer, ShmuB
unb 0ampf feete iber bic Stabt unb
bic Bal BIN. ct. qiere ftanb i'm Gu in
benen glammen, fir Bite ginpobner
aber CAB es fein @ntrinnen, ba bic etns
stse offene, naa Sort be Grance fiji
renbe StraBe i'm Rabtus Der pnlfaniz
f3en eruption lag. SIN 9afen befanbeH
ii9 ettpu Is S6iffe, BON beuen muir Der
enslif4e9 ampfer rAobbam" pie burd
ein Wunber Der gdnaItden 3eritDrunq
enf9ins. gr lief fpdter f9tper bsI9ds
btgt in gaitrtes auf ct. 2ucia Elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-21

- Sarben unb Dele gu ~nieorieen
Breiien bel
6. Braeger,
322-324 O~itsgpmmercesS traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-21

0TriNi~
BON Der 8eidbuna losen 10 Mann ols
2ei9en auf Bed, Mnbers batten ent1eBz
li9e. 8ran0Dunben erlitten. Na6 ben
Berihten Der lleberlebenben purbe bic
n&oboam" ben elmer feurigen mafe
NIT FOLDER Mnd9t on bic 8reitfeite aes
troffen, bag ie faIt fentsrte. Mit uber=
meni9lid~r &~nftrengung tparb Ser
9ampfer, tefen 6ol5t6sils perbrannz
ten, aug benz 6qfen bugTirt. g2ur pez
MICE 2eute BON ben ii5tigen Gaiffen,
bic ii6 u6er Serb seitiir5t bdtten, tpurs
ben bur9 :u 5ife eilenbe Tabr5euse
eerettet.
Die Wnnabme, boB ct. pierre bou>
ftdnbig 5erftort fei, lpurbe balb bur6
ausgefanbte 5ilfsi9iffe unb z@rpebi<
tsonen beitdtigt. SIN centrdtsn Sbeife
Der Stabt ftanb nur nod has eiIerne
Gittertbor beB Resierunssgebdubes,
.tpdbrenb am2anbunssplabe nod etli4e
bonn Mau9 gef9pdrote Mauerre{te bic
Steae dnaeisten, mo friber bas 3onz
baus mar. Mus ben Mf1enbiiaeln in
Der Stabt raeten bic Gfelette perfohl<
ter 2ei4sn berbor. Bon ben &Drpern
NOR jegli4e Spur BON 3leib.rn abses
brannt. On elmer Stelle tuaren Bic
2eiAname BON % Mdnnern, arauen
unb 8inbern in elmer f9redlidenM oHe
5ufammeneemengt. Nabe benz piabe,
tpo bic aatbebrale geitanben, fanb man
einen sroBsn 9aufen 2ethen bon TIM
sliidli6en, bic offenbar S9ub in benz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-21
q. Vierre unb Der gulfan Belize.

tShb hAS : PSttS.
borbtn, unb eeser 10000 Menf9en
6aben etnen fhredIthen Sob sefunben.
@pn ben Snfelbepobnern, beren 53abl
hor ber Rataitrppbe 20O,00Ogef9Gb
porb, tpirben bic l1ebrigen elmer Sur1z
gersnotb e%ntsesenfeben, tpern rint
gIeih bon allen @eiten tp~erttbdtige
6ilfe in's 2eben setreten fpGre. Mn Bic
Spite bitfes 2tebesperfes ftelten iiG
b~etdnntli9 bic Ser. Staaten nit elmer
fofortfgen 3onsrebbepiaigung BON
100000.
? st. pierre, bas ungefdbr 12 eng
Hide Meiler BON Sort be Jraree, benz
Megterungsfibe Der Snfel, entfernt lag,
btlhett ben 9duptSN abrunestnpelplaB
Wnrttniques.
Mit benz ~erndbnten MusbruA bes
Mont pelee IN 1851 batten fi6 aleidz
bettis in ber1diebenen anberen Sbeilen
Mefinbiens Grbbeben ereianet, bic
grobe Dermiiftunaen onriAtefen. Die
lletnenM nttlen namentlia finb fammt=
ltd bultanifden urIprungs unb baben
tbeils erlo{dene, tbeils nod t1atiae
0ulfune. Oie @elebrten erfldrten ba-
mals, boB biefe @ultane tpabrfaeinlid)
In ettpo 80 Sabren bort cine fOrmIide
Erbumpdlsung berborufen piirben.
Sd felt Der 3eit aber feline gr0Beren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-21
ST. Pierre.
Ser jansfe 4usbrud hes @alfaus
0eIee nnh isine Tolsen.

asntntbtee &aasthaft-1ransmer nme Sci,
@en-S8ertfbattee &iIte-@ime gropbeaet.
ans @nnoerbare Mettmme g~rusuttton
nj @efhtdte Marttniaues.
Wie Elm CUMBERLAND erbob iid aus
ben trtitaanen Slutben bes taratbiiden
Meeres bic fGDnite sSn5el Der fleinen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-21

aeine Dual fummt Der burh Rbeu.
matismus peruriabten 9leib. 9urd
ben @ebraub BON elmer & Mmenbs
Mecept Wp. 1851 miro iDfprt Sin.
oerure geibafen. 6. s. Sbmibt,
9ouftDn, Teraa, Vaent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-21
Die &atbebrale bon ct. Yterre.


g~ottssbuu1e battsn fuden molten.
Ni4t nur ct. pierre, fonbern Der gar3e
norbOitliAe She'll Der Snfel ipurbe perz
piiitet, unb apei 0rittel Der @rnte
wurben berni9tet.
9ie Graeusnife Der Snfel iinb bor>
piesenb 8au= unb Nubb0l5er, 3uder=
robr, 8affee, 8aumtpone, Sabat unb
@ibfrii4te. Dit Snbpftrie bef9rdntt
fi4 i'm Wefentli9en ouf 3Dpferei unb
3alfbrennerei.
Gie Snfel, bic 1893 DON &olumbus
entbedt tparb unb auf Der 5i9 1881
etpa $50 fran5Diif9e 3oloniiten aniies
belten, tpurbe 1864 BON Der franaoiis
iAen 8ssieruns fdufli1 erporben. Sn
Der Solseaeii ranger bic @nsldnber uub
9oadnber I'm ben 8eIib Martiniques.
Bon 1761 Biz 1914 abpeaielnb eng
liiaes unb fran3Dliides gisent6um,
gebort bic Sniel feit 1874 gu Jranfs
reid. @uf ibr purbe bic erite @emabIin
Hapoleons bes grften, Snfepbine, oIs
So6ier zines pflan3ers oeboren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-21

Sir S 5 b auben lit bas
ipeflide Srdnfrei9 ein sutes Mbfobaes
bet. Die fran50iii6e Sabbaubenpros
button nimmt bon Sabr gu ssabr ob,
tpGbrenb Der 8ebarf in biefem Mrtifel
nit Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der iein.r
3eit burh bic Heblaus bertpineten
Weinberee ffxnbig aunimmt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-21
DR.. r. COETH,

Office in Bm. 8%alteper's Ipotbete
ede 2oiopa. nnb Sit~Soufton. StraBe.
Spreb 8 Stunben BON 9 Bis 10 ubr
8ormitta9s uno "A ubr Radbmittaas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-21

Das amsrifaniide aouiulat in Ct. Pierre.
Grnptionen portamen, 10 NOR man
f4liebltd geneist, bic 8efiirdtunaen
BET @elehrten ols iibertrieben binsufiel>
len. Muh In ct. pitwe bate man iid
In Elm setpiHes gefiibf Der Si6erbeit
getpteet. Mie fehr aber bic @elebrten
nit threr propbeaeiuns i'm R.9te tpas
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION.

Directors Meeting Yesterday-NeW
 Members of the Association Elected.
 The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the New Haven Business Mems association was held yesterday afternoon. The banquet committee made their report It was the most successful banquet ever held by the association. Tyner & Booth, the attorneys of the association, who have charge of the collection department, rendered their monthly report, show ing they had received from the mem- bers of the association bills to collect amounting to 1,0199O and they had col lected $350.96.
 Fifteen new members were added making q total of fifty new members elected since January l.
 The following are the names Of those admitted yesterday: The H. H, Rich ards Lumber company, Charles D' Merriam, Dr. E. Herman Arnold, Will liam M. Futile, John IF. Igo, Lewis l.. Gilbert, Rounds & Chapin, Conrad Weiss, Thomas Phelps X Son, George Pins, Hamilton & Co.,. w. H. BeecAer X Son, Henry H. Todd, A. M. Kaletzky and w. B. Hall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
CAUGHT BY DETECTIVES.

A Man Thought to be an All Around
 Crook.
 Detectives Daly and Smith yesterday arrested a man who gives the name or Edward H. Matson on the charge or theft of an overcoat from Henry John son, janitor oe Warner hall last Mon- day morning.
 When he was arrested he had dress suit case. on one end initials of which had been erased and his own substitut- ed.
 In the dress suit case were several papers addressed to Charles G. Wilson and typewritten on stationery Of the New York Filtering Manufacturing company, of 26 Cortland street, New York On tLe outside of the case was a United States customs tag and also the label of Paris hotel. It is thought that Matson stole the case.
 The detectives believe that he IS a man who lives by his wits and that he has worked his game in many cities Ill this state and in New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
SONG RECITAL

At Plymouth Church Next Wednesday
 Evening.
 The ladies of Plymouth church de- serve a great deal of credit in procur- ing the services of Ericsson F. Bush nell to give a song recital next Wednes- day evening. Mrs. Bushnell will ac- company her husband on the piano in six numbers and F. w Canada in two on the organ. Walter Otto Krohn, the talented boy soprano of Norwich, ac- companied by his teacher, w, F, Habe- kotte and Donald G. McLane, violinist of Yale. will assist MT. Bushnell. An enjoyable evening is in store for all who attend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
CAMP MEETING.

Canvas to Secure Funds for an Audi
 torium for the Worshippers
 Rev pr. John E. Adams, presiding elder of the New Haven district; c. A. Baldwin, of this city and G. M. Brown have issued a circular soliciting funds for the erection of an auditorium at the Methodist camp meeting grounds at Plainville. They are acting as build ing committee appointed by the trustees of the Plainville Camp Meeting associa- tion in consequence of the report of committee on plans and estimates ap- pointed at the last annual meeting Of the association to report to the board Of trustees.
 The circular states that every year attractive cottages have been built and new friends added to the associations 5 constituency, but the improvements in the accommodations for larger audi ences have Jagged. The plans contem- plate an auditorium near the center or the circle, 50XS6 feet, able to shelter about 1000 people, The building will be situated so as to necessitate the re- moval of but very few of the shade trees and the attractive features of the circle will be preserved. The structure | is to be first class in material and workmanship, pleasing to the eye, and will add greatly to the comfort and convenience of the audiences and will also make the services much more eff | fectiVe. ....
 1 The estimated cost is about $2,500, to cover all the expenses connected with | the building, and the committee is un- der instructions not to proceed until three-fourths of the estimated amount l is raised in good subscriptions payable ! by July 1, 1902. This amount has been carefully apportioned among the seV- enty-one charges on the New Haven
 district. There are twenty thousand
 people to whom is given the opportuni-
 ty to invest.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
For stomach Troubles.

"T have taken great many different medicines for stomach trouble and con- stipation," says Mrs, s. Geiger of Dun kerton, Iowa, but never had as good results from any as from Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets" For sale by all druggists.
 When you lack energy, do not relish your food, feel dull and stupid, after eating, all you need is dose of Cham- berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will make you feel like new man and give you an appetite like bear. For sale by all druggists.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
Fifty Specially Made, Man. Tailored Suits at $8.75

Following great and markedly successful sale wash waists and policy of starting each with series o unmachabe opportunities this important of specially made man tailored suits remarkable price firm of aors had number ends of pcesne materials rule which gone rather high priced He wanted to our business and proposed favorable to make these ends up into as many he could price that would cause And accepted We give here detailed de- cpion of the suits
 man of
 
  On table Cloak Thursday,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
7----7177--7717 777777 7777777777777777 "MY FAMILY DOCTOR" "

Blue Island, H., Jan, IA, 1901. Messrs. Ely Bros.:-l have used your Cream Balm in my family for nine years and it has become my family doc tor for colds In the head, I use 1t free ly on my children. It is a Godsend to children as they are troubled more or less Yours respectfully,
 J. KIMBALL. Judge for yourself. trial size can be had for the small sum of 10 cts. Sup piled by druggists or mailed by Ely Brothers. 56 Warren St, New York Full size, 50 cts. t2o 3teodltW
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
AFTERNOON SESSION AT 1:so.
DRY GOODS STORES TO CLOSE.

Will Observe Washington's Birthday on
 Saturday-Will Close at 6 p. m. Friday
 Evening.
 The principal dry goods stores will close down tomorrow Friday) night and will not reopen until Monday morn ing, This action of the proprietors is greatly appreciated by the large body of clerks, who will thus be enabled to get out of town Friday evening, and have two clear days in order to visit their out of town friends. The usual custom of keeping open until 9 o'clock the night previous to a holiday has also been done away with, and the usual closing hour of o'clock will be observed Fri day night.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
INSTITUTE MEETING

Of the Pomological Society Will be Held To- Morrow in South Killingly. The Connecticut Pomological society will hold an institute meeting at the Grange hall, South Killingly to-mof- row, and all who are interested are cor dially invited to attend, The following will be the programme for the day:
 OPENING AT II A. M. Introductory address-President N. s. Platt.
 Music.
 Address-The Production of Berries for Home and Market-George s. Butler, of Cromwell Recess the grange will serve dinner.
 AFTERNOON SESSION AT 1;30. Music.
 Address Spraying and Care of the Ap- pie Orchard-Professo A. G. Gulley' of the Connecticut Agricultural col lege, Storrs.
 Peach and Plum Growing in Connectl- outflow to Make it a Success-Stan- cliff Hale, of South Glastonbury, and A. c. Sternberg, of West Hartford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
NEw ADyER11sEMENTS 1O-DAT,

Antique Secretary-Ch Chamberlain Co. Bargain Days Chas. Monson O. : Business Mems Concert-Hypellon' ; Closed Saturday--N II. Shoe Co. :
 China Ware Gamble Desmond Co.,, .,o. 7 Estate Sylvania Marvin Probate Notlce' ,
 For Sale-Real Estate--C. A. Baldwin, For Sale--Houses-W D. Judson' For Sale--Farm--C. H. Webb. Krakauer Pianos-A. B. Clinton q Lenten Needs--E. E. Nichols. Mining Stocks-J. w. Schroeder. Matehes--E. E. Hall x son. postum-At Grocers'. Spring Exhibition--H Howe X Stetson' The Hon. John Grigsby- Hyperion The Innocent Maids-lhe Grand Winter Gloves-The Edw Malley %. Wanted -StenographerG. H. Ford CO., Wanted Bread Baker-S.S. Thompson Co's Wanted--Oftice Boy-Drawer O., City. -Situation-M. C., This Othce'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20

Mems 85c welted seams, buck skin gloves Half-price, or 4oc.
 Mems soc working gloves and mittens. lined and uplined. Half price. or 25c.
 Mems $1.oo fleece lined, gray suede gloves. Half price, or soc
 Boys and girls $I.oo fleece lin ed dogskin and suede gloves with and without fur tops. Half- price, or soc.
 Mems $1. 50 fleece lined dogskln gloves. Half price, or 75c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
H EAIHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., Feb. 1o, 1902, D. m. Forecast for Thursday and Friday For New England: Fair Thursday ana Friday; diminishing northwest WlnGs. For Eastern New York: Fair Ihursuay and Friday with slowly rising temperatures fresh northwest winds diminishing
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
Giving What Y0l Advertise
 Makes Trade.

Yes, the Shoe Sale is a huge success; the public have found that we 'tell the truth" in our advertisements.
 The public are certainly finding the best values here at this sale to be found any where in this city.
 A Few Leaders:
 Mems Genuin e Hand- Sewed $3.oo, S3.5o and $4.oo Shoes at $1.98.
 Womens Genuine Hand Sewed Shoes, $2.5o, $3.oo and $3.5 grades at $1.9S.
 Boys SIPS Solid Shoes at o5c.
 Misses $1.oo School Shoes at '72c.
 And SO on all through our entire stock-result, steady buying trade here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20

Mems $1.a5 fleece lined cape gloves. Half-price. or 63c.
 Women's $1. a5 fleece lined mocha gloves, in tan and gray. Half price, or 63c.
 Boys and girls soc lined suede and dogskin gloves and mlttens. Half- price, Or 25c.
 Mems soc fleece lined leather gloves. HalI- price, or 25c.
 Mems $r. % fleece lined dogskln gloves with fur tops, also without fur tops. Half price, or soc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
SNOW IN THE SUNNY SOUTH.
MT. Trowbridge and MT Goodsell Ex
 na1,ienced Bad Weather.

perienced Bad weather.
 Charles H. Trowbridge of Milford, cashier of the Mechanics bank, this city, who left last Friday with MT, Goodsell of Bridgeport, for, the south, are now in North Carolina. Word has been received here that they encounter ed severe weather in Virginia and at Norfolk the snow was ten inches deep. This is not what Mr, TroWbridge and MT. Cooasell expected when they left here for trip through the sunny south,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20

Mems and women's $4 squirrel lined reindeer gloves in tan and gray. Half price, or S2.oo.
 Mems and women's $a camel s hair lined reindeer gloves in taI and gray. Half-price, or Sl.oo.
 Mems and women's $1.5o fleece wool lined reindeer gloves. in tan and gray. Half-price, or 75c.
 Boys and girls 75c fleece lined dogskin and suede gloves. In tan and gray EFalf-price, CT 38c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20
nEMNALLEY@' ~ '"'"s" Year. mEMMALLFr@ High Grade Winter Glove1
 ss at Half Price. ss

Ths the first number of years that have made gen e announcement like this with respect gloves The reason we did not have gloves The items which follow give clear Idea or the extraordinary character of the sale With or two excePuon the nes named prevailing when this written me
 or so were reduced OH special days
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-04-11

AZTFC POST NO is, q. A. R=Meets It
a eail bf poat Cf~HnmnndeB Aztec; New
heTicb.. w H. WILLIAMS Post C0mman.
dsfI a. W. Mccoy, Adiutant.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-04-11
DIRECTORY.

GAN 1UAN COUNTY CATHOLIC MISSION
= NCatholie population 1901 Headquarters
bro ter Santa Rosa Church, Blancg =. q
Herhlhf services, frat and second Sunday Of
fehbol Tor childfen, immediately after mass.
Al 9 b. M, fOaary, congregational singing,
Bible history, players monthlysefVicoB held az
Inc duriur year. Aztec, La Plata, Farming
koh and Oiio are visited by the priest 10
clare. uOsa precinct, Rio hrfiba Col n III.
fCdtholie population g5OI ~ attended from
hanta Roea Church. Any Communication. on
thnroh affairs or religious subjects should DO
tddreaaed 10 Catholic Pfiedt, Blnneo 20 -
ksw Mogico."
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-04-11

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