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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
PRICE S3,s25.
RENT $500.

SIS to 80 moa;hly. So S''' e'0'
Joseph = RDTI-Nv-rJ -aa .s.....
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KenSIHSToM AVENUE INVESTVENI.

T~o fats % : and rooms. s-ua-a,. furnaces
etc: copp-r doynspouts and Eu:t.r.: rents ror
sI.i.O: price g 80: Tot Exile
r. IL - II. GERHART T. r co
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NICE HOME. VERY CHEAP LsZ5.
WILL MAKE EASY TERMS

40 Hunt ave. southeast gunner N.wS.s,i
q neat. clean weli-btlilt IiE-.to-, 1-ro.rrn
brick dwelling. with fronr entranc. and katI:
u once
AIfI.E q HcMMELMANN r. + co.
g. ,yle<-u.t =
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23I7 UNIVERSITY ST Si7i

Bet Twenty-third and Twenty-hrfh s,res-s.
n @-story brick hous. CT rooms hath ho, s,s
Soid water and fine furnace. lot 25ri0s
tHAS- =. N0GEI. "a c-ne-srt,, 9.
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GREENWOOD HOME.

Fog sale-Southeast corner % Eensinyton AMI
cambridge tG-tenwoo-il. .-story brick hou-, ~
rooms. hail, nfe cellar. etc. arranged Tor On,
or two families: lot 7pxi35 feet: water IN house:
v i'll sell on easy terms
KELLEY Z z CO LII Chesrrr,. n
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PAY OVER 1876 NET.

double s-story brick building. containing
fats Of room. each. near beautiful La
fayettc Park. renting FOR $50 Per month: pEie-
KoESIG-KRaET REALTY 60.
3 y. Eighth 81
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RIG HOUSE. Big ROOMS, SHALL PRICE,

1911 Geyer ave. 5-story brick : large rooms
and attic: can be made into an U-rocrn house
at slight expense: hot and cold water. lot *
iIy EIEyESZ n Co Art gu Chestnr, 81,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

THREE ROOM house. two blocks ives. OF
city limits il ia. Republic
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
2119 UTAH STREET.

Ih-ee,roori brick dwelling. with 10: 7ex1,s
This belongs 10 estate and mus, he .oId n.
ask CEly 81. ST. for # e- w
HY. HIEMENZ l. Co. At "a C1nes,,u, ~.
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g. 9a0-Bi6 BARGiIN-s2. 900

s.sa Garfield ave: weil-built, e-story fat:
rooms and bath each floor: newly decorated:
In very fine condition: relt sSts per year prise
Tor quick sale cut 10 g. go.
" FREDERICK. si2 Chestnut.
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IO7 BROOKLYN ST., So, Zoo

talrirtg II rooms: arranged FOR families. ~,
S.s4 se. annnrn: lot 9sxi7Ii,
CHAS. E NDGEI. Ca fr,n....,.
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WASH ST. PROPERTY.

For sale--5!J Wash St: .-s,ory brick hou..
Of : rooms. In fats OF Z rooms. also @-stEr-
hrick HOUSE Of 6 rooms in fats u rooms IN
r.7-. lot .5xi.. feet: now rented for SOS per
annum. For rric@ see
KELLEY II Y co liz Cne-,nu. .,
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OLIVE AND SIXTEENTH ST..

Southwest corner: lot sex.13 TO alley IS feet:
improvements arc four S-stOTy brick buildings.
steady income: cheapest corner east Of jefferson
ave: nonresident hers: instructions TO sell.
JOHN MAGUIgE REAL ESTATE CO.
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O'"ner Leaving Town.

H-I '<uisiana ave bet oscepla and Seosbo
SIS: iSz-story brick house CT room. ami
ne naSer'ntrt aid cellar. well ana hyiranf
Win frame addition Of two rooms all in r-ort
condition: lot 3gxI50: price 8, Ia
CIlAS- r. NOGEI. "a C1,.~nu, e,
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4641 TENNESSEE AVENUE.
s.Rsem Cor. 75h1 House. @ 500.

For Sale-Brick cottage ~ five rooms: bath.
closet. etc: 1t 71Sii. feet. terms 500 cash
and ID lance easy terms For Price
KELLEY r. r CO fiiI chestnut -.
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Nc. Gas = Broadway. c-s;o-v brick: rool
all IN good condition: a bargain
ALBERT Wf.NZLICN 1910 Chestnut
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1907 SOUTH THIRD STREET

Two-story brick building: also e-story
brick in rear: good investment. renting
for s512 per annum: cheap at SS.:S: VIII
take 8. 20.
NOHI. 4 NOHI.. Granite RntldIng.
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N,510..i5I4.I4A Hamilton Ave. "a 500

Lot Z.i-SiS': beauiifuI. Light nat. rooms and
modern eaihfo2ti nrs, f.oor. rooms and hath
room SECOND foor. large laundry and base
ment: rent $50: old rents This h. a PIG .-zn
4. II FREDERICK sis ,be.r,Iir
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
$500 Cash, Balance MenthIv.
Houses on Easy PsymentS

Buys neat little home. 1<3s Granville piae. n
i.clt and Esston av~s: 6 rooms. cornr,isfe -,
der: = 90 For card call On = -
q. w BARNES ZIG Wainyrirht h,,tAin.
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COMPTON Heights.

Modern and up-to-date and rocrn fats
SEPARATE baths. gas water and electric u.---
also e.taEa.e furnaces: lot .-xIc Prize $50.
CHAs. sTAEHLfN. .,4,A Oregon
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
FINE FLAT,

%'n"-ss wyoming st. containing rooms ana
nsin on lsi hScr. rooms and tath on si floor
nnelv nntshet: marble sinks. cabinet msni.ls
gas crates. finished Laundry. etc: a bargain:
ALERT wENzI.iCE. 1910 Chestnut.
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1112ST. kNGE AVE, $500.
1904 MISSISSIPPI AVE,

ThTec-sto.y tsick. rooms bath. hot and cold
water. laundry. street. Sidewalk sewer. lot
cesxiso. rent S..a Can build In front
HY. HIESENZ r CO. Agr sIl Chestnut St
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four ana i've room modern fats furnaces
-, per year. brick street
JOHN :. BLAKE & BRO y se,.-,h. =.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
A LEASEHOL0,

Second ST. 81 6. bet. Clark ave ,,5 s,,,,..
: a s-story brick house. containing s,or-
ana rooms: ground rent si.9 per wear. L..
Is-sxio..5 feet. Price 81 31 " 'e'
cHAS y ypf:rJA COZ ,.,.-.
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$4,000 HOUSE FOR $4,000

500 cash. balance Sc Der month a, Z nor
cent: roons: brick furnace bath. etc: ai~ay.
rented for 500: one block from Belt ana Pas
cARTER-CoWEN-EvER REALTY co
lres,rtts
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

cais-lss-r hr~~-~tory brick. containing ST
and roorss. also a .-stcry brick in re1r. 2,
,ias per NINTH: bot n feet front: price si-.eF
KorISiG KRAFT REALTY 90. y Eighth
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FINE DOUBLE FLATS,

Page 5isi and 5i5s: large four and i've rooms:
fine brick: streets made ard i.s feet wide /:
rents si4o. price. s.sS. c0vE 4 SONS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
LEE AVE. SACRIFICE.

Look a. lsS2 re ave. pretty 2-siory 5-roonl
house with front and back p5Tches. sewer. city
wafc- electric lights. gas. sheds. shrubbsry
srspas etc: house nicely decorated. and a bar
gain at 81 s15: TERMS cash, or half cash. balance
al Al = ~ .gATERBARTa. SOS Chestnut ST,
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CHOUTEAU PLACE FLAT.

Single fat. for two families: each four rooms
ari hath: lot .5xi+s: on beautiful Mafnt. ave :
rent 80: price. asos: one-'hird cash. balance
long time ut Der cent.
call s.r. Naff,tt or Morgan so ,-te.tnuf
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1871 SHAWMUI PlAcE-Sa. 500.

Between Julian and Page ayss a ,s.o-,- .
room brick residence. with hall hath furnace
ahunIrv and cellar: also = s-story stable: II:
C.9aS T. yOf.rr -. O..
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A PRESENT GIVEN

To the person who purchases the SPLENDID home
property. .ois Geyer ave: substantial room
the mos. beautiful part u Compton Heights.
and the nonresident owner Will sell TER equity
in the property for 500. Come early and get
Va ALERT T TERRY & CO. SCI ches,nu, st.
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

To purchasa .wo Groom and bath residences
with good Cranitoid cellars and furnaces. rent
inS for $50 year. az low utice Of Ss-S9t. lot
Exits II will % per amount r-
uuiIed 70 purchase. or n wish live in
one the Other will nav more than all cNI- n-rs.
J. N LEVI & CO. slt Chestnut 81
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42O0 Delnar Ave.

Seven rooms: -, s-xIia This as q fan
III e. rrIca mi t.tr-..,,lrrs ~
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REDUCED TO 50, 10000.
lRIce HONE on RUSSELL irr

No. Al Rlss-li ave. a modern Queen Aan-
residence o. . rnnTrs: nicely .urnisf.,. and All
cOnytn!eEc.s. viii also self Furnished. sXciud-
!nE plano. for s.-ie Owner will be pleased 10
show YOU through.
APPLE a. HF,lIMEI-MASS r. l. CO,
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$685. PARTNER AVE.

Chamberiain Ps-kt-For sale. brand-new two
story rocs-frsnt Lo.-sc Of rooms hall bath
gas. hot ara cold water. slate roof tiled Ia. d
rJofr rran.ioii cellar. furnace. &c: also ha-!-
wood floors: lot sgJis, feet: terms. 100 cash
and balance monthly payments: hors=e o,s n
Tor price and further particulars see
KELLEY u. r co. HE Ch-sfru. 81,
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FOR SALE BY
JOHN J. BOGARD REALTY CO..

'.Se-A CHEAP HoNE-ieS-
ieis IT.Sit'rt 81. --strrV brick. containing :
rooms. water ans sewer 1t Z-N--H
t1.s's-WEn j. the Buyeg --S1.s'1
80 California. ave. fvyo-srl-v AMI u.anSa-G
roof -w-!Iins arranged IN rats - I ana Z
rooms Ca;a- closets and al modern improve
uirnts
yG.s-DoS'T FORGET TIiIS-s4saD
$40 itsssa -. s-ro1rG bgig's Sat. halls. clos
cts, baths. Ua-hStnn4s. Gem. u-gi iauulry and
all modern convene aces. 80 skip
S-5.l-ELEGANT CITY FAEM-S-5a
>fi5 virginia axe. nice s-ruulI hcuS- With
about two acres % ground. big new bafE for -
head. cisteru- we'll Eurin-. Just the place for
= dairy or '1'iltry farm. vii make terms %
suit. lot - xi-l-
t..9g-CfuOD INVEST fF:NT-i.. -.
7sS5 Lar!.s!- ave. . and = room fat: AL mod
-rn CoIyeuieuces. lot .%x29.e
s A-s-A NEAT HOME-s2.'1
5{2s :. tuGuat"n ave. on--storv brick. with
rpo=is. Gas. water. PANTRY. sewer. cernents1
Laundry ans cellar lo- - ski
JOHN :. BOGARD REALTY co.
80 Rrcalwa-
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ROYAL TNYEyTWEHT =;

$3.50, lOs y seventh St.
VIII maze Plans. buy your lots. furnish money
and build you house o. nat Call and see Us
about Pan.
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NICE HOME. $1,000.

Two fats % 4 and rooms each: separate
baths: ccrrentei cellar. lot % tach fat. 25xiZS.
price s. 5oc each.
6TiSs sTAEHIIN. -rssA oregon
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CALIFORNIA AVE. BARGAIN.
IOWA AVE. BARGAIN.

Modern fat @, 4 ami rporaS. with separate
baths. SKIS Price. $50.
CHAS. STAEifLIN siiSA Oregon
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DON'T FEEL BAD

You can get one 20 our FIVE acre poultry and
fruit farms u miles from the city limits. on
the Iron Mountain and Frisco r. r Tor go.
and So month will pay for u and support
you and YOUR family IN old age. besides paysng
You better than any bank or trust COMPANY:
II Will surprise you what i've acres will do.
sen! for booklet BRADFORD BROS.
SIS Carleton building. sixth and Olive sts..
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Has hath. and Il delightful home: n
.. corner Cote f.-iliisrte aud Ki-nieu zone
block IVES, ~ suburban: Ees;0n ave and sub
urban street cars. ride out there to-day. you'll
buy IL;
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1872 stewart place: four rooms and hath 6,,,
n"of I'VE rooms and bath second roor. terms
70 sci'- a c. DIECkNASN,
1909 Chestnut IT
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CARTHAGE STONE FLAT

800 will buy 5I.o Page ave. s ans rooms
and bath; Two good furnaces: street made. rent
$50 a year: lot 5JXls5: will nav l. Per cent net
on amount required 90 rufrtase
! NJ LEVI & co. sl& Chestnut 81.
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FOR SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE.

MODERN. WELL-BtIIT NINE-ROOH
brick DWELLING. 5745 CLEMENS
AVE-: LOT S1N1SH. ADDRESS OR Az
PLY TO T.. &. TAYLOR. ROOM 800 ROE
BUILDING, SlO PINE ST.
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NOT FOR BEST FARM
In the State.

2 5 =E
 "I saw so much in the papers about the wonderful cures effected by Pyra- mid Pile Cure, I determined to give it trial bought from my druggist one fifty cent box and used it as directed, and by the time I had used the last pyramid" was entirely cured; in four days after I began to use the "pyra- mids" all inflammation was gone. I was perfectly easy all the time, the ex- cessive discharge stopped at once, and stools became easy and gentle.
 1T was unable to get my own f1rewood for four months, and half the time when could walk at all had to walk half bent. I used many pile remedies, salves and ointrnents, all to no effect, until used one fifty cent box of Pyra- mid Pile Cure, and was cured.
 1T would not be afflicted as I was four months ago for the best farm In the state of Arkansas, I can give proof and reference of the wonderful cure to all who are afflicted as I was. Please publish my letter that may advise the afflicted. W. E. Wallis. Piggot, Ark, Box 26.
 lHe eXperlenoe or MT. Wallls fls that of thousands of others who suffer for years with the most painful forms of hemorrhoids, or piles. and after trying everything they hear of. give up all hope of cure and look for temporary relief only. To all such little bossSS published by Pyramid Drug Co. saisssz. shall Mich. brings glad tidngs as; a tells all about fhe cause and syis.a of piles, and Is sent free for tba aslstag.
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UNIVERSITY BULLETIN.
Some of the Events Scheduled for the
 Week

Some of the Events Scheduled for the
 Week.
 Among the events Of interest on the Yale university bulletin for the coming week are the following:
 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. Anthropology Club Talk by Mir. J. F. Scheltema, on Some Characteristics of Native Life in Java and Sumatra. Room 1, Herrick Hall, 7:30 p. m.
 Philosophical Club-Paper, by Pro- lessor Frederick J. E. woodbridge. of Columbia university, on the Outlook for Reconstruction in Philosophy, Room 2, Herrick Hall, 5 p. m.
 "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. Scientific Lecture re-Professor Angelo Henprin, Hungary and it's People: A Pictorial Ctudy and the Progress of a Nation. (Illustrated0 North shefield Hall, 4.15 p. m. .t
 THURSDAY. DECEMBER l. Art L,ecture-Professor Weir. Mn remberg and Albrecht Durer. (Illus- trated.) Art School. D. m.
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HAVE .I.. NOT FINISHED ESTIMATES.

Finance Board Refuses to Talk Will
 Complete Work To-Night. #
 The board of finance held a lengthy meeting last evening for the purpose of completing the estimates for the coming year They were unsuccessful in their endeavors and the meeting was continued until tonight, when it is expected that the work will be finished. Asked in reference to the tax rate and other appropriations the members of the board stated that they had rather not discuss these matters until they were definitely settled.
 Everything seems to point to prac- tically unanimous report of the board recommending that the tax rate be re- tined at 13 1-4 mills on the dollar; that S95,o0o be set aside for the sinking fund and that sufficient sums be ap- propriated for the erection of a new 1S- room school building in the Webster district and two new fire engine houses with equipment and men. This plan contempIates the adoption of a report which will ernbody a recommendation that legislative sanction be secured to borrow $50,000 on a one year note.
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held tomorrow and large attendance is antici2ated.
 The marriage of Prof. George Zahm of the Yale law school and Miss Anna Hiar Of Syracuse, whose engagement was announced several weeks ago. will take place at the home of the bride on Tuesday, January 3.
 Miss Katherine MeMahon of New York city has been visiting Miss Corry of 56 ansfeld street.
 G. T. Hewlett and his son, Daniel attended the Annapolis-West Point football game at Philadelphia Saturday, where they also visited George T. HeW- lett. jr., who is cadet at Annapolis
 Washington camp, No. 12, F. o. S. of A.. held its semi-monthly meeting last night. Two candidates were initiated and officers nominated.
 Mrs. James F. Parsons and daugh- ter, Ada, have returned from six weeks stay in Lakewood, N. J.
 Raymond Woodford returned Satur- day to the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery, having spent a few days with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Woodford of Center street, West Haven.
 Wilbur s. Jewell, son of MT. and Mrs. George K. Jewell of 10 Prospect place sailed from New York Saturday on the steamer City of Memphis for Savannah, Ga, where he will remain during the winter with his sister, Mrs. R. F. Rus tin. Mrs. Rustin was formerly Miss Ethel May Jewell of this city. Wilbur Jewell has been member of the boy choir connected with Trinity church on the green, having sung there for over five years. A host of young friends unite in kindly wishes for a safe and pleasant voyage and an enjoyable visit. While in Savannah he will attend school
 The Saturday afternoon Whist club of West Haven was entertained by Miss Susie Kiiner at her home on Center street. The substitutes for the after noon were Miss Charlotte E. Hyde, Mrs. A. Felton Wood, Mrs. Elmer D. Somers, and Mrs. E. A. Lettney. The prize, a gold belt buckle, was won by Miss Alice Reynolds. A delicious luncheon was served after the game.
 William Clingan, rural mail carrier No. 3, whose route covers all of Wood bridge, started out last week with brand new covered wagon and he now can travel comfortably and defy the angry sough" that Burns speaks of.
 Mss Helen Gauntlet Williams substi- tuted in the choir of the First Congre- gational church, West Haven. Sunaav morning. Miss Williams has many friends ill West Haven who are always pleased to hear her, George I. Brks was organist.
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THE YANKEE CONSUL"
Tuneful Opera Made Another Hit at the
 Hyperion

Iuneful Opera Made Another Hit at the
 Hyperion.
 Funny Raymonds Hitchcock and his most admirable supporting company created furore at the Hyperion last night with their presentation of the tuneful comic opera, 'The Yankee Con- sul." An audience of immense propor- tions gave general signs of their ap- proval by insistent encores. Hitchcock was fun1lier than ever, and the other principals, including Eva Davenport, Rose Botti, Agnes Caine Brownie, J, F. Hazzard, Joseph Ratliff and Albert Parr, contributed much to the success Of the performance. The opera has suf- fered few changes since Its presentation here last season, and the many song hits which have been popular since then were immensely enjoyed last night The chorus Is large and well trained, both in voices and terpsichore- an art.
 An innovation in the second act pleased the students. Hitchcock had repeated several encores to a popular song and was quite nonplused till in q few predatory remarks he asked the students present to sing the great Yale song, Down the Field" The def was accepted and the song rang through the playhouse with a deafening sound, much to the delight of the students and the pleasure of the rest of the audi ence.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
IzEMs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
ASd Othsr People Known sn Thiu City Interesting soeIaI Event. Here and Elsewhere

AnaertatlnS Soebu EfentA neEe anu
 Elsewhere
 The engagement is announced of Miss Olga Monson, daughter of Charles Mon- son, head of the firm of the Charles Monson compafiy, to Hayes Quincy Trowbridge, son of the late F. Hayes Trowbridge, of this city.
 Charles Monson, head of the firm of Chas. Monson Co, will leave with his family from their home in Farmington on Monday to spend some time in Flor Ida.
 Prof. Henry R. Lang of Yale univer- sity has been elected a corresponding member of the Brazilian Historical in- stitute an San Paulo, Brazil, for emin- ent services rendered to Portuguese lit erature. A few years ago the king of Portugal, for the same reasons, con- ferred on his the order of s. Tiago and him a corresponding member.
 A lunch box social was given by St. Agnes Ladies T. A. and B. society at 6assacus hall last night, followed by dancing.
 Ellsworth IT. Strong of Durham re- turned to Cromwell yesterday morning to resume his duties as principal of the school there.
 Order Brith Abraham, No. 1S1. ini- tiated three new members to the order at it's regular meeting Sunday night in Odd Fellows hall.
 A number of New Haveners will go ! to Clinton tomorrow morning to at tend the wedding of Miss Katharine Elizabeth Wilcox, daughter of Wash ington F. Wilcox, railroad commission CT and ex-member of congress, and Dr. Raymond Montague Gaylord, of this city. About 200 guests will witness the ceremony, which will be performed at 1:3O o'clock by Rev. MT. Kirkwood of the Clinton Congregational church. The bride will have for maid of honor Miss Gregory of East Orange, N. J. Dr. Arthur F. Slater of this city will act as best man.
 Lawyer Samuel A. York and Mir. York, who have been at Hot Springs, Va, have returned to their home after ; an absence of three weeks,
 The next in the series of popular whists given by Grand Canton Sassa- GUS, No. 1, F. M, I. o. o. F., is to be
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT LlRE New York, the south and Vest.

St'r RICHARD PECK in Comrnisslon FROM NEW HANEN--Steamer leaves 2:l6 a. nl., daily except Mondays, due New York T:l5 a. m. Passengers are privileged to board steamer at any time after 1000 D. m.
 FROM NEW E0RK-~Steamer leaves 500 D. m. daily except Sunday, due New Haven 800 D. m.
 Steamer arrives at and departs from Belle Dock, New Haven, and Pier 20. E. R., foot of Peck Slip, New York. For tickets and staterooms apply at the office on Belle Dock. also at Bishop & Co.'S, 7o3-5 Chapel Street, or at Pur. Bers office on Steamer
 W. B. MORGAN, Agent,
 Belle Dock New Haven.
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DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, ss. PRO- bate Court, November 21st, 1904. Estate of ISAPHENE HILLHOUSE, late of New Haven, insaid district, de- ceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and ap- pointed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said es- tate. Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be deberred.
 All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to
 JAMES EILLHOUSE,
 LEONARD M. DAGGETT,
 Executors White, Daggett & Tilson, attorney. AZ Church Street. New Haven Conn.
 n26-3i
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Lyman Beeoher lecture on Preachin,

$ $ . T
 Lyman Beecher lecture on Preaching Professor Francis e. Peabody. VII. The Ascent of Ethics, Marquand Chapel, D, m.
 The Public Lecture Course MT. Ed ward Howard Griggs. World Forces and the Indiyidual Antony and Cleo patra. College Street Hall, p. m.
 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2.
 Lyman Beechef Lecture on Preach ing Professor Francis G. Peabody. VII. The Descent of Faith. Mar quand Chapel, 3 p. m.
 Engineers Club-Paper by MT. c. R. Harte on the New Haven Improvement of the New York, New Haen and Hart ford Railroad. Room AZ, North shef- field Hall, 8S p. m.