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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19
Yapit Yius Der 3ebnte

bet, elmer 6ei ieiner g~rpGblung elm.
scgangcnen &erpflidtitng eutiprc.
LEAD, Iein Seitament gemadt, porilt
er iiir oeu Sail ieines IblebenS Niles
ieinem Had)folger muf Dem Stubla
Tetri ibertrdgt. Ger S6ritt belltet
ubrigenS feineSwees auf einen III.
giiuitisen @eiunobeitS5ultano oe5
81. @oters, ionoern er berubt leoig.
lid auf tird)lid)em @eieB itno Ser.
fommell, wonafl Bapite uno 8ii6oie
ibr Seitament MAIDEN miiiielt, INN
haS Gigentbum Der Stride Dor etipai.
gen Iniprii6en bubaieriger Ser.
monoten imo abnli6en 3ufduisfei'
ten ffer 81 iteaeu 9ieies Seltu.
ment oes re9ierenben YaplteS Der.
bleibt in Den SGnoen bes iepeiligeu
Gan1crlengo bis gum SObe 0eI
TopitcS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19

picI Gricitcr III, oils cr Spro'
d)er peritebt; CT lit nid)t Nller
NILES %1erupr6en, mie er genlaB lei
ner Stellunq, nab Dem @iQen Der
&trhc, ole cine ltuiperlal-aird)e III,
OodJ iein iplte.
@os lit ierner Der @rrnb bon Der
, mebr ols aerei5tcn Stimmuug Ncgen
hlS Sultittbnm? Obenan lit Ole
Giicrilldt, Giferiiiftelei nno OtiB'
/ gunit. Sie beut d) G Gnergie -
nctilrlih no Der 9eiltId)e nod ilid)i
pel omerifuniiirt lit - Der > ut lhe
Miith mo a%usbouer, eilt poreelegtes
Bic! 81 periclgcn llno es lider 5l CT
rcidyeil, erreate INNER hie cilige
Giferiiihtelei unb WiB9unlt. Gos
lit beicnDers DER SUI i'm Sditlwcien.
9ie Selttiden ruben nid)t, bis lie
Sdfulell babel, nm 5ild)tiae mo &C.
b%rriane ainber berul5ubilbeu. Die
ielben miiiien Den 8oreeiesten mter'
lriiriig ieiu, benm MIR . erm q d).
len cute 9 iirger, Gut(
Slater mo nod before Wt ii II,
Inherslro lieb man Die &inber piel'
ioGJ irci %luilieit, ipie lie moltel rmi
iii Der r~cliaionsloien Sdule nitf'
mndien . Cine fred)e, oliSgelniieuC
Ills 5it reiie Suecllo ipIfS berall,
iuelfe INN Den 8lailben gcraoe 10 bic
giebt, oils Inn boS Mnieben ibrel
glterit. Saraus folgt Der enorml(
siGioa bon Der Stride poer elm mllrm'
itidigeS liberales Gbriltentbum,
Cos Itift, beiBt unb jlift, beBbnlt
Ole groBc WiBgunit, Der innere @roll
aegen boS 3Gutihtbum. 0n5r
fcmmt nod Die before seregelte Sro.
ming in alien firdliheln 9ingen
rtip. IN Stride, Sd)ule uno &ereinen
gere9elterc Elaboration.
@os mill man Den 9eutihel
grmno1blid ) ~porwerfen2 Si(
mGren Sremoe? 8abr lit bas
slber mie lnn9e lit eS her, boB cS oil
cnoere Eortci nidt audi mar. Sbr(
95prfabren iparcu es ourdtpeg. $50:
iiir Elm 8orrebt baben lie bent Ot
lie MIR OreiBig ODER fiinfSig Sabre
eber bier III oieiem 2anbe parell, als
mir? Gie 9eutihen beiBt es, &c
r6hnen lid rlid)t oil Die Sitten oieie:
9unoes! @eld)e? @abrIdeinlif
DOR lie anitott OeS 9ieres feinel
ShnapS pber &um iaufen mi
scrobe Oarum bon Der iunatiihel
6 cmperen5- @eid)id)te nid)t'
iriiicn mpllcn. Die GeutidJen Oenfel
10: Sellte, Die iid) nidt 81 beberrifei
riiiea, olio id II d. M q B /
Gen fonnen, ioIlten d. gan,
cntbalten @nbcrc aber loQer
ibre Sreibeit gebrouden uni
Goben baS oEleoge" obiolut MD
notbig. - rlltinam".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19
In eincm eiacnen uMotmprpprio"

rot ser 81. @otcr, Bapit @iliS Der
3eGntc, Die @rlnOregeln o~lgegeben
fiir cas- 0ifcntli6e @irten Ger &atbo.
lifcn I'M friitli6en &olfe. Is lit cin
liltgercS 9ofument, aus mrld)enl
obcr iebr tlnr bcrporgebt, baB Eopit
Sins Der 3ebnte ofienbor altdj eilr
Haplt iii, neIder Die bobe 9eOeutung
Der d ri it li6en So5ial.
politif fiir ben GinflllB ser Stride
irobl perItcbt lno geiiult lit, ben
Nr6ettcn iciles bodieligen Sor.
GdnqcrS in oieier @e5iebung, q a Of.
3 ru It 3lt p%erleiben. Gie 6riltli6en
So3iolpolitifer oler &Gnoer iperOelt
III Bins Den 3ebnten eilen Srelmb
unO @efiirporter ibrer SeiItungen
jin6eH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19
.lnsebeure Wermebrnng Der
Worotbatem.

Enrm @ofenblatte cntnebmen
mir SolgcnOes: y@enn Die gauge
Trmee Der @ereinigten Staoten IN
elmer Sdlnd)t ODER in einenl Selo5ug
pern!dtet iper0en ioltcm, 10 uiiroe
bos CTS Die furdtbarIte &alamitGt
ser mooernel 3eit betradtet weroen.
llno bof) liuo lett 1898 mebr WfGl.
mel, Sranen unb ainber in Den Ser
eil;igten Staaten umgebrad)t, ais Die
3obl ser 9unOeSioloaten betrGgt.
@enige iperoen geneigt ieilr, 81 glau.
ZEN, DaB in einem ein5igen Sabre
10000 Eerionen ermloroet mrroen.
limo bod lit eS 10, nlb Oieie Summe
ldjiieBt Die 3abl Der Selbltmoroe
niht cin, Deren in bemielben Sabre
$500 az per5eiGnen iparen. SIS
gibt fcin cipiliiirtes 2mno urtf Grben,
in meld)em Der Tro5entiat Der
Wtoroe i'm &erbGltniB cur Sepolte.
rlllg gr0Ber iii, ols IN oen Sereinigs
ten Staaten."- 9a5 pirit Elm ii6er-
aus troilriges 2idt ailf Die 3uitdnoe
IN ulierem 2nnOe. $50 iou eS bins
aus, ipenu oas 10 meiter aebt? Die
5unebmenbe @erroblmg 5eigt iid be,
ionocrS IN Den oft ummenlGli6en
Spn6gerid)telr, pel6en IN Den lesten
15 Snbren gegen 5000 WcII6en
gum Spfer geiallen iein i%ollen. 9tur
IN pier Staaten unieres &anoeS iinb
iolde nidt poraefommen. GS lit
bereitS elm @eidlebt berangetpodlen,
hc5 bon @ott uilo ieinem @ortc
nidtS meiB. @os neroen otc Stint
Der nod anridten? = n2utberii6e
&ird,ellaeitlnla".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19
Sci ciucm @anfcttc in Stettin,

ilIBcrte iid Der prellBii6c SanOels.
mjniiter NtUQer III iolgenhcr, 6cmer.
feE@mertbcn @eiic ii6er sic SuuIt,
rage. Sic 5eiNt, in iueld)' ilteQi.
5cEter &ciie Die HegicrlmQ5gcipolt
n GcutidIunO Oieier Sroge gegen.
!ltcr irilt, unG nidt Dem ,~ircicr,
5picIc DER &rditc" Ocn polleu Spiel.
comm geluG6rcn nil, wic bier in Den
Gcrc;nigtcu Stuaten. 0crr M0Qer
,agtc n0mlih:
Sic fleincrcn @eidGit$leutc
'ebu ibrc &nterciien beorobt rno
nIien nad Sfut. Gin Staat, Der
- ernIt nit ieineu 8iliften limnlt,
tNri Die &lcinen lliat DER Scrnid,.
tlnd preiSAc6cn. @te f0nnell mir
nber Den @nng Der Gntmidllmg in
nlG9li6it rubiae, georonete gobnelt
IGfen? is fommt einfad 0aralli
Nil, cine 6ornl gu iinoen, ole nidt,
mic in oen Der. Staoten, nit Der
CONCENTRATION Oe3 anpitolS ole Ser.
it6rumN Der inhipiOuellen arait Der.
Gie bette S0iuug ware
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19
Gin @aaiabrtstir9lein I'M bsio=
niId)eW China.

Sic 2eier erinnern iid gemiB nod
Scr Shredenstaee, welde Die Miiiio.
mare .nO ole Gbriiten in China Dor
Ore. Snbren 5rr 3eit Der 9orer.llns
ritDen Nlrfeemaf)t boben. Tieler-
orts mur0en Die mebrlolen @briiten
b%ingenlorOet ODER irrten periprengt
lumber; Ole Wfiiiionore murben Der
trieben ooer ielbit eeto0tet; niir Die
groben briitlihen @emeinoen fom-
len iid) I'M augemeinen falten. 0ieie
dlriItlifen 9orier Durben perihnn5t
cber notboiiritig nit elmer 2ebms
maucr ilmgeben, mo ole iliid)tisen
Gbrilten famen ldanrenipeiie 5uge5o.
gen ulo batet Inn Sbba6 nno @uf.
nnbme. Die bis6er 10 frieoliten
00rier iparen an Seitumgel geipor.
ben, ipeldc bon ben piloen Sorern
uno uidt gar ielten audi bon 6ineii.
ihcm Dtilitdr regelreft belasert unb
teihoIien iuur0en. Im ihlimmiten
mar INNER Der Mangel an Wuni.
ticn. Die Gbriiten i6moloen aQes
81 auselu UNI: 5innerne 20ffel,
Gaien uno Sbeeloffel, bleierne Ser.
5cileufter II. /. ~; Tie Dalfen iid.
iESem lie irbene &ugeln bramlten
ulo NIT elmer Oiinnen gleiidiht
iiter5ogen. Die @uben ianlmelteu
ieoe ieinolihe 8lieel, melbe ms
9crf geIhoiien wuroe, uno man
idifte bieielbe pieoer nit Yilloerge.
malt IN Die 8orerreiben 5uriid. 9aS
omierte 3 bis 3 Wonate lang.
Slud) bier galt baS alte 8ort:
9totb lebrt betelt. gllli meni1life
Silfe mar faum 5lt boifen. Miilio.
rar unO Gbriiten beteten, faiteteu.
nnb madten mon6' titles nno
offentlides @eliiboe.
s(l,f bier in Giio . S6antung
milBten mebrere @emeinoen cine
iclde monatelange i9redltde 9ela.
gerllng oilrhmahen. Inter bieien
al,6 ein G~briitenbort bas inmitten
Der romantiibcn @ebirssgeseno bon
Sidui liest. 9ieie Semeinoe sablt
bliibence &naben- uno WGbdenlfu-
len, @aiienbGuler nnb cine biibide
81. Soiepb's Stride, peld)e ourf,
Die @obItb1tisfeit zines boben ieBt
id)nr perItorbenen belltid)en aiiden'
iiirIten erbaut iporoen lit.
8ielc bunbert Gbriiten iparen
IdplbiudenO bon m,swdrts 5uge5o.
oen. gs par Defenders riIbreno,
Die Sdaaren Der fleinert ainoer lire
i;niduloigen SGnOhen 5um Seilnnoe
,nb 81 ieiner Mutter I'M SdnB unO
Silie bittenb emporbeben 3lt ieben.
llnb lie beteten ntdt umionlI: Die
qanSe @emeinoe unb alle 8ebGns
li6feiten Der Wiiiion blieben bell unb
nnnerlebt.
Gum 9anfc fir sic 10 munoerbare
GREETING aus 10 srober @eiatr ges
lobteu Ger Miiiionor mo oaS 8olf,
i'd alle Wiibe eeben az woller, Der
liehen @ottesmutter altf einem naben
Siigel elm airdJlein an erbauen. GS
lit Elm ollerliebltes BliBfen, in Oas
rier SbGler miinOeu. 0oS 0aIl'
fotrtsfirblein mGre weitbin iiftbar
inmitten oes beihniifen Sanbes; eS
mGre elm trelleS, oanfbares gnbenfen
cn cine fdredlide 3eit; ein Croft iiir
bic SerItrcut IN Den 5bGleru mo aui
ben Bergen m%obnenoen hriitliden
Samilicu Elm @aafabrtSort mitten
inn beioniifen 2anoe, cine gbre nub
cir Sriumpb fir ole bebre @ottes.
mutter Maria! Iuf olen Bergen,
al oen it)oniten SlGseu inn Sbalc
iteben berrlide beioniife aloitcr ulro
@otentempel, bas 3iel 9an5er
Sbaaren bon Ieioniifen @aliab.
rern; Der Gbineie sebt eerne mali.
fogrten. SoIlte Die liebe @ottes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19
Nus Dem betamntem, polfstbams
lihem Werte

pSreiSubs III 9toi6ens" bun Meie
5llfs" brinsen mir, ailf Seite 6
einen Mus5ug, ben rniere 2eier &c.
mib nit Sntereiie leien iperoen. Sir
Sclfe, pclde iif) oieieS bofit inte-
reiiante Sud- faufen moaen, lei bier
bemerft, oaB bosielbe bios 80 Gents
foitet rno bon Der Sirma &c. s..
WilBils & 60, Mihpaufee, isis.
ie5ogen lperOen fam. 8ir empieb-
len oaS @erf ais intereiiante Golfs.
lettiire nod ein Mal aui bas
@armIte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19
Niirslidl itar6 Elm Guugreemann

RumenS Neinrid) Slirf, melder Den
bitten Gon9reb-@ e6irf non 8ennIpl'
ponien pcrtrat. 9erielbe por elil
Ratbolif, aber fein Srl1nper,
IonGern elm 9eut d CT mo 3lpor
lin @iirttemberger. Srolten mir
ms olio! 9tidt oQe nfatbolilhen"
Eolitifcr lino Srldnoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19
I'm SnSiana io(len idon Souieno

bon Irbeiter : llnicn5 gegriinoet
morben iein, peld)c otlS4 6orm'
orbcitern belteben. @ena 5 e
eiumol ItreifeL Damn fam nod,
molld)er cute Sonomnnn in b0ie
9tctb fonmen, mcnIl er Iif alli
llnion.Scute p~erloiien mllB. Die
Grnte ulr bie @itterlng mortclI
uiGt oernc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19
&enu nidlt bel Better fir cir ci II.

&enu nidDt bel 3eiten tiir etn Ct IL
5eitliheS ~3uIammenmirfen &C.
tprat miro, iiIrd)ten mir, DOB OoS fa'
lboliide SGullpeieu in hen @ereini8'
Ten Stootclt auf Der ct. Souiiel
@elinuSIteIllmg cntrpeOer gar ritt
pOer bod nur IN cntltellenoe II
9 RI d. BORT 5rl ieben Ieir
mir0. &i0eant coniuleS!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19

nnoere @eiie; CT trot al, Ons Sterbc.
hetileiit bes tobtfranfen &inoeS ltno
betete lalt, wcnieer megen ,oeS
airbeS oils ipegen Der Wlltter, oilo:
SEER, menn eS 10 Iein beilIger
SSiae lit, 10 gib 0ieiem aiuoe 2ebett
rlG 8ellmbbe;t mieOer!" 9ie Wut.
fer ihrie gleid) oarein: ,Nift,
~ enn es 9ein @iae lit. SaS toml
id, llid,t onsiteben: @enn eS ieill
Miae lit. Gs muB iein @iae iein,
er oorf mir mein Slim nid]t tier.
ben lollen." Ser Yiurrer mag er.
ld)rodcn leiu iiber oieie l~ii1obofte
Hcoc nno cling nod Souie.
llro ridtig! @esen oles menid).
lihc Grlparten uno slir mermeB.
lidjet Sreitoe ieiner Miitter lebte Dos
Slllo mieoer auf nno mur0e poaItGn.
Oig geiinlO. limo eS lit aemuhicn
uno groB geiporoen, bieies aino, oos
Die Miltter nm feinen Ereis ser Welt
hut lterbcn laiien WoIlen; cs III ae-
mo6lel lnib groB semorben am 2eibe
uilb all Sdlehtisfeit, unb ser Sub
bat Ser Wuttcr bon Sabr 5lt cSSabr
inlmer nlebr mo imner Greeren
@eyorub eenlad)t uno Shanoe rno
SKINNER genltg. ltnb iflieBlid) bot
Tie es nod erleben n%niiiiell, Dab nan
i'm, o. er faum nod 5mal5ig Sabre
aft mar, lpegen zines lhipereu Ser
bred)ens an Den 8algen hing"
Ger liebe @ott bat immer einc
w~obltb1tige uno b%armber5ige Mbiit)t
bel Maem, mas or tbllt, mir ieben mir
es niht INNER aleib elm unO bel
pielen 9ineen ioaen ipir es iiber-
Gonpt crit i'm Simmel criabren.
Sreiflid iogt infer &%ird,enlieo: 30
nleiu Gbrilt, Lob 8ott MIR lpoltcn" in
Der 5lpeiten Stropbe:
> mein Gbriit, Soft alles
lenfet,
Seiller @erfe fein'S Der.
eiBt;
Nille, Dob CT oein ge'
benfet,
Scin ltt0 oller 8oter lit.
@em CT nimmt ltno ipenn
er 9ibt,
SIT or &otcr, Der ms liebt.
~@enn elmer nidt ausibt", iaet
y. W. @eiB, obaB geraoe bas, MOS
rarf er AM ltolseiten mar, oft ieire
grObte Sborbeit nnb Oas, moran er
orr 5abeiten bling, fem grobteS linz
gliid mar, baum bat ieine Grfabrung
i'm nod lpenig flilg gemadt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19

rtld) crld)eillcn; ODER man ipcib nid)t,
l3os III eini9en Sobren iid creignen
miro. Seber piinid)t cine biaiaere
Organization Der Silouitrie unb cine
gpred)tere &ertbeilung bes 0e.
mll.lleS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-19
aatboIiI6er 3ir6ens9aienoer.
Seius beilt einen aasidbisen.
Mottb. 8, l--l3.
gScnn man pun al( ben ElGneu

ptO 8lGnGcn fir Oie Sbeilnns
zen pom Si05eien i'm Sanoc
5Grt, oonn frngt man iid) oft gond
mipiQfilrlid: n@er idielt mieoer
dQd) elmer Witro?"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-13
4 BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.

Calvary Baptist church was beauti- fully decorated with palms and Easter lilies last evening when Miss Lucia Grace Russell, daughter of Mrs. l.. E. Russell of Whalley avenue, and Albert Beach Plant, son of MT. and Mrs. AL bert Plant Of Branford, were united in marriage by Rev. Dr. George H. Fer ris. the brides pastor assisted by Dr. T. S. Davitt of Branford, the grooms pastor. The bridal party was pre- coded by the ushers, who were Hawley Lincoln. William Hastings, Calvin Ely of Branford, Leon Peck of Greenwich Chauncey Upson and Harry Hill.
 The brides gown was of white crepe de chene. The veil was caught with orange blossoms, and she carried a bouquet of sweet peas. Miss Mary Plant of Branford, maid of honor, wore white crepe de Paris. and carried basket of apple blossoms. Misses Florence and Alice Peck of Mt Carmel, cousins of the bride, were bridesmaids, and wore white silk mule, and carried baskets of apple blossoms. Samuel A. Griswold of Branford was best man. A reception
 was given at the home of the brides sister Mrs. Harry Bill. There were many exquisite presents received by the young couple. The house was decorat- ed with apple blossoms and palms. 1 About 150 guests were bidden, includ- 1 ing a very large out of town contin- gent from Waterbury Derby, Ansonia, Seymour, Hartford, Middletown, Bridge port, Philadelphia, New York, Wood- bury, Providence, Grenewich, Branford,
 Mt. Carmel, Deerfield, Mass, New Jer-
 sey, Brooklyn. and Washington, D. c. ] Mr. and Mrs. Plant left last night for a ten days tour. The brides travelling gown was brown basket weave with l hat to match.
 After July they will be "at home, II West Main street, Branford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-13
MOTORMAN SAVES LIFE.

Only for His Prompt Action With the Brake Young Man Would Have Been Crushed.
 Only for the prompt action of the mo- tornlan on car 25S of the State street line young man, whose name could not be learned, would have been crush
 ed to death beneath the car at 12:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon. The car
 was coming down State street and when it reached the junction at
 Humphrey street the young man rode directly in front of the car. The mo- torn1an put on the brake and stopped the car inside of twelve feet. When the rider struck the car he fell directly in front of it, and although most of his body was under the car, he hung on and he and the bicycle were dragged along by it. When the car was stopped the young mans head and body fell within six inches of the wheels, and had the car gone few inches further the wheels would have gone over him.
 Although the bicycle had been drag ged several feet, it was uninjured and when taken from under the car the young man mounted his wheel and rode off without giving his name.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-13
NO MoNEYFoR FREE TEXT BOOKS

 Board os Finance Vote Down Motion
 for Granting s1,2OO Extra.
 The board of finance at it's weekly meeting last evening did little business except to take action on the appeal of the board of education for s1,2OO for ad- ditional free text books The sS,500 which was given to the board of edu- cation for this purpose at the com nencement of the fiscal year is now nearly exhausted owing to the big de- mands which have been made on it on account of the large number of extra pupils in the schools this year and they have been trying for some time to get the board of finance to give them $1,200 more which the education board claim will be enough to tide them over this year. The board of education has got ten an opinion from the corporation counsel in reference to it's making any discrimination between the grammar and the high schools. In this opinion the attorney for the city states that the money, if there is shortage, should be used as far as possible on the grammar schools.
 After the board had discussed the matter at some length last evening ex- Alderman Frederick made the following motion: That the board of education be and hereby is authorized to draw upon the contingent fund in the sundry account a sum not to exceed $1,200 for supplying free text books in the schools during the remainder of the year 1904. A aye and nay vote was taken on this motion. which resulted in it's defeat, 5 to 4. Those voting in favor of the mo- tion were Mayor Studley and Messrs. Frederick. Moran and Controller Rowe Those voting against the granting of the sum were Messrs. Atwood, Nesbit, Lewis. Porter, and Ricketts.
 Although it seems to be the opinion of q majority of the board that if there was to be any increase in the amount for Free text books it should be left to the new board of aldermen to decide the matter. Controller Rowe said that this way of doing the business would be an injustice to all concerned, and he said that owing to the great need for money for books he insisted on imme- diate action with the apove result.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-13
BATTALION DRILL.
Members of the City Companies Par
 ticipated Last Nioht

Members of the City Companies Par
 ticipated Last Night.
 The regular battalion drill in the Sec ond regiment armory last night was one of much interest and enjoyed by several hundred citizens, who filled the large galleries at either end of the spa cious hall. The drill was participated in by all the city companies, the Blues, Grays, Light, City and the Sarsfield Guards
 Colonel Sucher. of the Second regi- ment, was in command and was assist ed by Majors McCabe and Tilson. The evolutions of the companies were very good and were loudly applauded by the onlookers. The drill lasted nearly two hours and the work showed that the men have made much progress during the winter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-13
Ss SAGE.

LATEST METHODS. best results in all branches of Massage. Electrical Massag ge for rheumatism. Magnetic Massage for nervousness. Face and head treatments. Electricity for Kidney trouble Wrinkles and pimDles removed in six treatments, Hours-day and evenings. MISS LEEKE. graduate c. Y. S., 237 Dixwell Ave. Take car to Charles Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-13
FOR. RENT

FIRST GLASS BARN, with II stalls. only $15.00 monthly. BRETZFEL- DEBRIS Insurance Agency, Exchange Building. m9-7t
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DESIRABLE suite of offices in Ex-
 change Building. Apply at BRETZ-
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DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, ss. Pro-
 bate Court, May 10th. 1qo4 ESTATE OF HANNAH F. B. CHAP
 MAN, late of New Haven, in said dis trict, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Districr of New Haven hath limited and an- pointed six.months from the date hereof for the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debar- red. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to A'sss NEWELL J. BAILEY, Executor. m11-3t
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FOR RENT.

CHURCH ST. STORE, rents for $1,500 annually, including steam heat. App ply at BRETZFELDER'S Insurance Agency, Exchange Building m9-7t
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NOTICE.

To whom it may concern
 The Worcester and Connecticut East ern Railway Company,a specially char tered corporation, located in the town Superior Court, within and for New Haven County, in session at New Ha- ven on the 18th day of May, 1904, at I0 o'clock, a. m, to have it's corporate Railway Company" ''-s' ' Dated at New Haven, Connecticut. this Sd day of May, 1904. ' THE WORCESTER AND CONNECTI- CUT EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
 By J. G. PARKER, m4-1St It's Secretary
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FOR RENT.

SMALL STORE, s10.0O. suitable for ice cream store, cobbler shop, or coal of fee. Good location. BRETZFEL- DEBRIS Insurance Agency, Exchange Building. m9-7t
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ron RENT.
FnR RENT.

cottage at Short Beach, ,
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AUCTION sALE.

DON'T miss the auction sale to-day at Peck Ss Bishops storehouse,63 Chap- el Street, starts sharp at 10 o'clock. Choice lot imported bric-a-brac. china, etc. Rosewood and mahogany furniture, rugs, and other articles too numerous to mention. R. B. MAIL LORY, Auctioneer. m1S-1tp
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MaSsage

MRS. RUSH, 2S1 Grown St, Magnetic Mas sage, Office treatment from 2 D. m Morn ing by appointment; also treatment at pa- tient's residence. anil
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FOR SALE.

FINE brick dwelling, in First Ward. Hard wood floors throughout, fourteen rooms, very best location. Apply to BRETZFELDER'S Insur- ance Agency, Exchange Building.
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ron SALE.

TWO FAMILY HOUSE on Garden St. first one from Whalley Ave. Terms easy. Apply at BRETZFELDER'S Insurance Agency, Exchange Build ing. ms-It
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NOTICE.

existing between A. F. and M. E. Williams is this day dis solved by mutual consent business having been sold to A. E. Williams. who will continue 1t.
 New Haven, Conn, May 1st, 1904.
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MARINE LIST.
khl N por. ., New u.v., ss1all

ANGORA KITTENS FOR SALE. THOROUGHBRED Angora Kittens. tS HINE ST, West Haven. m12-2tp
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WANTED.

SITUATION by licensed engineer. Will go any place. Address G., this office.
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FOR RENT

ROOM and power. Suitable for iron or wood working, or in fact any kind of man ufacturirg business. THE ELM CITY Olive. 32tf
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Patent Stove Brick are cheapest.

CLAIRy0YANT--Mary J. Wright, M. D. Wright is the best known clairyovanf in the State: 27 years in New Haven. Her predictions on health, business. socsal, never fail. Doctor treats ali diseases with or without medicine. Sonsuitatlon Tree. a25
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@1ants.

One cent word for each insertion, five cents a word for full week, seven times.
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FIRE. LIFE. AcrrnEr,r

ELEVATOR, Legal Liability, Rent, Surety Bond, Plate Glass, Boiler. Heal. tn, and Use and Occupancy Insurance We represent 20 companies. BRETZ- FELDERS Insurance Agency, Ex- change Building. mg- -7f
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Sternherg's Employment Agency.

ARE you looking for first class help. guy or country, or a good situation come see me. Fair dealings. German Tel 142l-2