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The Washington times., 1905-02-19
SCHOOL BOYS CALL ON
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

School boys by the dozen chartered
merriiy in the White House office yesteT-
Gay while awaiting to see the Presi-
dent. They were from several New
York schools and are here for q few
days sightseeing in charge of the Rev.
". H owen. jr., assistant rector OF St
Thomas Church
The boys are all members of the
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Threads and Silks

1-ounce spool Hand Sew
ing SiIk-Eood quality, but
Is somewhat kuotted. Sale
price 1Sc
1oc Leonard's loo-yd. Ma
chine SILK, black only. Sale
price &C
Climax Sewing SILK, black
and colors. Sale price, 3
spooiE for Be
&c French Basting Cotton,
John =. Cla-k's 2oo-yd-
Machine Cotton. black or
white, sale price, a spool &c
Kings 2oo-yd. Cotton,
black or white, all sizes 8
sPeois for. .1ac
&c to SC Spool Cotton,
black or white, different
makes. Sale price, q dox.1oc
Kings 5oo-yd. Blasting
Cotton, all sizes. Sale price,
s ZOE LUG
1arbour's Linen Thread,
In black or whzta-A spool.7c
Rareour's Sc Liuen-dnish
Thread, black, white, and
colors- Sale price. q for. Sc
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Bindings

lac A1I-si1k TaHeta Bind
lag, full line. ITO bet
ter made. Black, white,
and coIors. Sale price. 11c
Ice AIl-EiIk TaHeta Bind
ing, black, white and colors.
Sale price SC
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Pins

SC Large Pin Cubes, jet,
matt or assorted heads,
SC Gem Pins, al sizes.
Sale price, 3 papers for. loo
&c English Pins, sale
pEaCS &C
&c Adamantine Fms.
sale price, 6 papers for. SC
Sc Queen Ress English
Fins, black or white. Sale
Sc Small Pin Cubes, jet,
matt, OF fanny colored
heads, for SC
loo Turquoise Pin Cubes,
3 styles for &c
Sc Mourning Pins, put mp
In anetis1 boxes. for. &c
Mourning Pins, 10 small
boxes, in large box, for. go
Sc Black Toilet Pins, put
up on fancy cards &c
SC Black Toilet Pins. so
pins on piper. Sale price. Sc
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Fasteners

15c Cling Socket razten-
exs, black or white. Sale
price, q dozen. 12Ac
LOG Premier Fasteners;
sale price, doz.-.
60 Anchor Fasteners: Eala
price, Q dozen for. SO
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Braid

1oc Eeatherstitcn Braid,
6 yds. to piece. Sale price sc
So EsaEherstitch Braid,
assorted patterns, white
only. Sails price, q for. Sc
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Skirt Bindin gs

SO and &c Brush Skirt
Bindings, IN co1ors only.
Choice, yard lie
Sc. So, and &c yaivstaeu
Skirt Htudtngs, In black
and colors. Sale price. I'd 1o
vslve&seu Skirt binding,
8 yds so pasces black and
ccloxss ! in wide. b pee-2c
black worHted skirt
Braid. 8 yds. 20 piece Was
1oc. Sale prizes. SO
100 Black worated skirt
Hsald, 40 and "A lines. Sale
pEzce ...3c
@. y. C. wcrsted Skirt
8xasde, In black and coiors.
yds. to paece. Sale
Price LUG
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Mardi Gras, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

ss27.15 to New Orleans and return
s2o.75 to Mobile and Pensacola and re-
turn via Cincinnati. Tickets on sale
March 10, good returning March H.
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49c Turkey Feather Dust
ers. 1e-inch size, with de-
tacElabie screw handle. 0Oc
1900 yards best quality Ia
BILE OfIcloth, In q large assert
ment Of pretty new pat &c
terms. Cut to, a yard.
l5c Heavy Sheet Iron Bak-
Ing Pans. Choice OF 8 nc
sizes at. ssss. .....s..
$50 Medicine Cabinets, hard
wood. finished in oak; fitted
with mirror IN door, and
side shelf brackets Cut @ &C
10.
s1.25 set Mrs. Potts Famous
Sad Irons. including 5 irons.
separate stand and handle;
highly polished. Cut = &C
to...,.-........-.,
coo Gas Lighters. with hard
wood handles. complete with
box Of 30 dripless wax 10c
tapers. Both for-,-...- 40
soc Japanned Tin Wash
Bowls and Pitchers; . Oc
good size. Cut to....... Z ,
re Granite Iron Tea Ket-
ties. 12-pint size. Cut Il DC
to..-...--..........
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Hose Supporters


soc Etraighs-fruus Hose
Supporters, with satin pad
and al1-stlk xrtt1 e1aztics ali
coaors except DIus. Sale
price 25c
1oc Hose supporters Tor
women, misses, or children.
~ and Lin. Isle elastic;
some with buttons. Sale
Price DC
lee and zsc Fancy Trs1I
Side supporters sale
Qx1ES &NV
Elastic
So TO LOG Cotton Elastic,
all widths, mostly white.
Sale price 40
2sc SILK Gable Elastic, Il
inch wide, all colors. sale
QE1ce -. 4oC
lac ana $50 Plain SILK
Elastic, e and q widths.
all coIors. Sale price 1oc
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Kid
Curriers'
Kid curIera, All
Sizes sale prize, a
doxsn
&C
Miscellaneous

Sc Uarning Balls, With
handle. black Only. go
Nacn1ue Q1l-wlu not
gum-a bottle 25zc
Zoe Tomato Fin Cushions,
sale price 90
Chinese ironing Wax with
handle, dozen DO
1z5ze Cotton 2asszngsa
kae NC
LOG Eo0e Hair EaEz, sale
pNce DC
Corset I-aceS
Dozsu Linen CcrseE
Lacss, 25k yds. Ieug. seg-
u1ar1y a5c dozen. sale
PRICE &osS
100 Hsgcsxxzed Corset
Lscas. 5 yds. long, whsts
and coloxg- saIs price .-Sc
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Dress Shields

Natnsook-cover Dress
Shields, all sizes. While
they last, a pair Sc
Luxus Dress Shields.
Regularly 1sc to ale. Sale
Sizes /, q and 3. loo
Sizes 3. 4 and 16o
ONO Dress Shields, sizes
Q, 3, 4, and s. Were 17c TO
24c 3 pair. Sale price, any
size, at .,15c
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teenth street northwest, was injured
about the lower limbs, and Carl Ray
mond. sixteen years old. living at 1910
Lydeeker avenue northwest, a fracture
of the right leg
All of the boys We're treated by. pr.
Harding and then removed to their
homes by friends.
Exquisite Taste in Floral Decorations
is displaye by Guides artists. Large
and small orders are filed perfectly.
1914 F.
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Needles

Climax GoId-sye Needles,
all sizes, paper. 10
Sc Crow1sy's GoId-sya
Needles, for. Be
1oc Needle Looks, con-
tanning 8 papers Sewing
Needles, II UaEniuz Needles,
lassorted saxesI, / 1obksn,
ZOE ...... SC
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Safety Pins
Hair Pins

&c Niagara Hair Pin Cabi-
nets, for lie
K. 3. Diamond Hair Pima,
straight or cri1s1ped, paper.lc
1oc large Hair Pin Cabi-
net, assorted size pins Sc
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HouSefurniShingS

Sec Granite Iron Berlin
Saucepans, with long handles
and covers; 9-pint size. Ooc
Cut to. .a........s......-.. Il
&c Japanned Tin Chamber
Pals, with covers and strong
handles. 10-quart size. TLC
Cut -
s1.75 Square Willow Clothes
Hampers, with wooden bottom.
strong and durable; ST 10
good Size. Cut to-. LILY
DC Plain Crystal Glass 1ac
Table Tumbiers. Cut to...t4
csc Heavy Galvanized Iron
Water Pals, with riveted
handles 12-auart size. 11e
Cut to.---.....--...
zoe Heavy Galvanized Iron
Wash Tubs, riveted handles;
corrugated extra good E &c
size. Cut to,,s.r..,,....
$3.50 Heavy Polished Tin
Wash Boilers. with copper bot
tom and riyeted handles nc
No, 8 size. Cut to-
SIC Heavy Galvanized Iron
Garbage Cans, with tight COW
ers and riveted handles; acc
family size. Cut to-. -
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Hooks and Eyes

Sc Granger Hooks Sc Eyes,
black. or white; 2 dozen
extra eyes. Sale price, 3
cards for loo
&c Hump Hooks & Eyes,
black or silver; all sizes.
Sale price &c
SC Oscar De Long Hooks
& Eyes, black or white. all
sizes. Sale price &c
Ioc Busy Hooks 8 Eyes,
black or white. Sale prics.5c
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Bedding Bargains
FsrstFl oor-Domestic Dandsth
Underpriced
Sheets

a regular Soc s1x9o-in- Sheet,
with 211s-fn. hem. torn and
roned, made without seam:
only 20 dozen OF them. Il &C
Att.
Bleached or Unbleaehed 2
by 90 inch Sheet: al 9 &C
ways 45c. Special. -
81 BY 80 inch Sheets; &c
ss-inch wide soft-anish Cam
brio: regular Sc grade: offered
because Of our having consid-
erably more IN stock Il &c
than needed; a yard. 8
10 to 20 yard lengths Of 26-
inch B1eached Cembrici regu-
larry Toe: offered at a discount
as an inducement TO buy these
odd-length pieces with TIC
out cutting: a yard. 8
First floor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS ARGUMENTS FINISHED IN THE
 GoLDSBoRo CASE.

Charge to the Jury Will be Given This
 Mcrning-ForecIoseu Granted fin
 Suits Against R.. F. Baldwin and
 American Surety Company--supreme
 Court of Errors in Session at Bridge
 port.
 The trial of Robert H. Goldsboro (col- ored), of Wallingford, was resumed in the superior criminal court yesterday before Judge Ralph Wheeler and a jury. Goldsboro is charged with manslaugh- ter in killing Albert Ten Eyck with @ shotgun in Wallingford OH July 4, 1904. Goldsboro himself took the witness stand yesterday He said the shooting was purely accidental.
 Yesterday afternoon Attorney Robert J. Woodruff gave his argument for the accused, and he was followed by State Attorney Williams. for the state. The arguments were finished at 4:40 o'clock. Court was then adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock, at which time Judge Wheeler will give his charge, after which the case will go to the jury.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12
CITY COURT CASES.

In the city court yesterday morning Michael Sullivan, who brutally assault ed his wife early Sunday morning while intoxicated, was sent to jail for thirty days on charge of breach of the peace. He took an appeal under $2O0 bonds.
 William M. Murphy was also before the court for beating wife. Mrs. Mur- phy failed to put in an appearance, though subpoenaed, and Judge Dow is- sued a capias to compel her attendance, continuing the case until this morning.
 Alfred H. Corey, charged with burg larizing the house of ex-Judge Blyden- burgh, was discharged, the case being |nolled by the city attorney, who did not consider there was sufficient evidence to convict.
 John J. Mahoney, charged with fail- ing to support his wife, was remanded until tomorrow in the custody of the probation officer, who will endeavor to locate the trouble and adjust it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12
New Haven Steamboat Line

STEAMER CHESTER w. CHAPIN. N EROM NESv HAY Hs1S--Stea teameF Ie2ven Ia:15 a. n., daily except Mondays PaS- lsengers may board steamer at any time Eafter 10:00 D. m.
 FROM NEW YORk-Steamer leavea t:00 p. m. daily except Sunday. X Time between New York and New Haven about hours. ! Steamer arrives at and departs from Belle Dock. New Haven, and Pier 90, E. R., foot of Peck Slip, New York.
 For tickets and stateroolns apply at the office on Belle Dock, also at Bishop & Co.'S, 703-5 Chapel Street, and at Puf-s ser's office, on Steamer. IThe NEW ENGLAND NAvTGATIONC0 CO w. D. MORGAN, Agent, ] Belle Dock, New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12
DIED LAST EVENING.
Miss Minnie Wentz, Aged Nineteer

Miss Minnie Wentz, Aged Nineteen
 Years. =. Miss Minnie Wentz, aged nineteen years, died at the New Haven hospital last evening at 6 o'clock. For two years she had been ill and two weeks ago was taken to the New Haven hospital, where surgical operation was per- formed, but to no avail, and she failed daily. She had been a great sufferer, and bore all with great patience and resignation. She leaves father and mother, also sister and brother. Her father is William Wentz, a we'll known baker. Her home was at I'll State street. She was an attendant at St. FauPs church. Many friends will sym pathize with the bereaved family. N.
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SUING CITY FOR ss,ooo.

Papers have been served in suit for damages of s3,000 brought against the city by Attorney David Strouse, in be- half of Sherman T, Raynor, of r Elli- ott street. The plaintiff alleges that on February 3, while walking on Orchard street in front of No. 20, owned by Mrs.
 Jerome, he slipped on the icy sidewalk and fractured his left leg badly. Ray
 nor is employed by the Sterling Piano company, of Derby. b. ''''--@
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JANUARY sth. iN0E

Ea Y JANUARY sth, 1905. xs:fo .seS e xsa1d ssore&.ass s.sa .4:5o. S5:5a .l2;o2. .Ii:2s, .f:27 s,is ys0; s:1c 1880 .sT an s49o. sI:25. 4:35. s4:5s.s5:i2 5.S5 g .s:eS. s:SS. S;z6 Sa tto Bridgeporr), s7:l0, sS:02. slIs.es x5.sS g;eS, SalSr s;is pm. Sgndayss4:sS,. s4;5o' x6:15. 'f:5o. sS:o2, s:so, .s:os D. .11, n 's'is'
 For Washington via HsrIem River sl5:52p.m, s12;0O nigbt daily.
 For Hoston, Worcester and Provl, qeence, een, Via Hartford and Willimantic--. iu:g4 a. m., 4:04 D. m.
 proyidaaeeaass. s y1s s:S5 SeM Ioadoa I.aa and a aan m, s12:o5, sII2:l1, sS:5s, s4:so' .5,6s anS;4l a7:o1 pin. sundays-s2:55 .2!5b .2I am, l2:o5. *2:5S, '5:03. s7:01 pm. .1t.eE EeE hoston, via Springfield -- Il :o7. si.oS siSo q, ', m: l;46. s5:55 pm. sundays-- For Hartford, Springfield, ctc.-.1:07. SS;4v, I4o, X8:55 (except Monday and ssaatlanrday9 sa.ln .So xs:s5, .1o:o4.s1o:55 am1S:io xs5s (to Hartford). .s:25 (to tifs Meride699. idS:o9. x7:05 (to Hartford). S:10. 1I.f15 n ra' i,,, sai1aa saaa1daay.o1 .Io or xs:O5 am. lS:1o .5:55.
 is2 Niy s:sS sHsSaoe 7to s's; saysrses5.. :ss5. s2:5s s:1o. s4:2o. .5:os @ sis 1o0 s.15 s;al; fta saybrreokl, .H6:41, .7:O1 pm Sundays Ee79S;i25. s2:55 am. s12:05. s2:5S. s5:03.
 For Middletown. wiiIImantic. etc.- s:S5 ann. 1:C0, @5:05 {to Woraester), l 6:O2 pm Sundays-7:2O pm.
 For Shelburne Falls, etc.--7:5o am. l,y lg:l5, .fto New Hartford), 4:04. 500 (to For Waterbury via cheshire-s:so a. m. l;aso,-1:O0 a, pm. Sundays-9:o0 am.
 For Derby and Ans0nia--7:00, 500. sS, ss:sSz, 9:4o am. l2:Io, 2:s5. .4:05z. $40. $40, Il:30 p.ln. Sundays--S:30, 11:40. am, s:s0, 6:30, s:30, pm.
 For Waterbury7: 100, 500, $40 am. l i2:lc.s 2:35, $40, TAO, 11:S0 pm. Sun~ l days--S:30, 11:40 am, 6:30, 8:S0 pm. I For Winsted-7:0O, $40 am, 12.10 2:S5, 5:20. 7:40 pm. Sundays--s;aQ a. | m. 6:S0 p.rn.
 For Pittsfeld. and intermediate points 4- 5:50, (via Bridgeport). S:35 a. m. 4:05 p.m Sundays--7:60 via H'p't1 I am.
 For Danbury, via Derby Junction. I 9:S5 a..n., 4.05 pm.
 Via Bridgeport. 5:50 a.nn.. 5:25 pm I Via South Norwalk--4:50, S:S8 a-nn., I 12:02, 2:40, 5:12, 6:02 pm. Sundays
 7:50 am. 6:16 pm.
 For Litchficlu--9:35 am. 4:05 pm Sundays--7:50 (via B'p'D am.
 Express Trains. Parlor car limited gro Derby Junction.
 xLocal Express O. M. SHEPARD, o. T. HEMPSTEADs Gen. SuDt. Gen. Pass. A6ts
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A DREADFUL ERROR

is committed when you do not use proper. care in protecting your lungs against the fearful effects of those the fatal results is found in Kemp's Balsam, the greatest known remedy for all diseases of the throat, and lungs The worst colds grow from slight ones. Get a bottle of Kemp's BaIsam from any druggist and have 1t in the house,
 25 cents and 50 cents. Sample mailed free. Address Kemp's Balsam, Le Roy,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12
MRS | P. REESE

says she has used Paxtine Toilet Anti septic in cases of severe sore throat
 with wonderful results, Paxtine not only cured the soreness of the throat with wonderful results. Paxtine not only cured the soreness of the throat but strengthened the mucous membrane to such an extent that the trouble did not re-occur. All druggists sell Paxtine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12
UNKNOWN MAN KILLED.

struck by Northbound Express Near
 West Haven Yesterday Afternoon.
 An unknown man was killed late yes- terday afternoon on the railroad tracks near Aliens crossing, West Haven, by northbound express. It is not known exactly how the man was killed al- though some men who were working in the vicinity say that he was walk ing along the tracks toward the train and that it rounded the bend suddenly at this point before he could leap p5out of the way. K,
 The body was taken to the West Ha- ven morgue, where it has not yet been Identified. The only things found in the mans possession was a handker- chief and seventy-five cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12
SUES CITY OF ABERDEEN.

The suit of Mrs. James Hill against the city of Meriden was on trial before Judge Reed in the superior court yes terday. The suit is for s2,509 damages on account of injuries sustained by the plaintiff in a fall on an icy sidewalk in Meriden last winter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12

court yesterday morning when the suit of George L. Clark, of Milford, and oth- CTS against Fannie Fitzsimmons, of the same town, was called for trial. The plaintiffs seek a share of the s4,0O0 es- tate left by Mrs. Prince to her daugh- ter, Ellen Maria Prince. Mrs. Prince left a will in which she bequeathed the life use of her property to her daugh- ter, with the provision that upon the death Of the latter it was to pass to Mrs. Princes grandchildren. Ellen Prince died about a year ago and she bequeathed all the property left to her by her mother to Fannie Fitzsinmons, a second cousin and the defendant in this case, who, the plaintiffs claim, has no right to property under the will of Mrs. Prince, and they sue for recon veyance of the land and money of the estate. ... #r"f
 Attorneys Stoddard & Goodhart rep resent the plainaiffs, and Comley &
 Comley the defendants
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Itching. nurninc. creening. cra,slins }

g, ,EtrHiHE, buEnIMsss OfeepIhE, CTaWIing Skin diseases relieved in a few minutes by pr. Agnew1s Ointment Dr. Agnew's $. Ointment relieves instantly and cures letter, salt rheurl. scald head, eczema, ulcers, blotches, and all eruptions of the skin! It is soothing and quieting and acts like magic in all baby hurnors irritation of the scalp or rashes during teething time. B cents a box.-S0
 Sold by w. H. Hull and Gillespie 6 Go,
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FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS
 GRANTED.

In the superior court yesterday Judge Case granted the foreclosure proceed ings in the suits of Carleton E. Hoad- ley, as. trustee of the estate of the late Cynthia E. Merrill, and Mary E. Bryan against Robert D. Baldwin, former town agent, and the American Surety company. The suits grew out of mort gage notes held by the plaintiffs against property owned by Baldwin and turned over by him to the surety company as security for the trustee of the Merrill estate, from which office he was depos- ed by order of the probate court.
 The mortgage notes are for s3,72O on property on Gregory street and for $2,- 050 on property on Stevens street and $2,165 on property in another house and lot on the same street. The houses and lots involved will be sold on June to satisfy the notes.
 HEIRS SUE FOR MONEY.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12
SUPREME COURT IN SESSION.

The April term of the supreme court of errors of Connecticut opened yester- day at Bridgeport. Chief among the cases for its consideration are the mat ter of the city court fight between Judge elect A. McC. Mathewson and Judge Edwin c. Dow, the Consolidated railroads suit against Charles K. Off, field, of Chicago, to condemn two shares of Derby railroad stock, which is brought up on an appeal by the de- fendant. and the appeal of Miss Isa- belle Smaller from the decision of the court of common pleas in her suit against Rev. Charles L. Bullock, of Stratford. &
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12
COMMON PLEAS CASES POST
 r bG'&. pGNETl sE r...g. .s

The suit of Mrs. Charles M. D. Rus sell against M. F. Carnosy and that of James Coyne against Edward Pearne and wife, which were set for trial in the common pleas court yesterday, went over until next week. "r"4s 7
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12

produces better results in two minutes? Everything in the package. Simply add hot water and set to cool. It's perfection. Asur- prise to the housewife. No trouble, less ex- pense. Try it to-day. Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Raspberry, Chocolate and Cherry. At grocers. 10c. q
 When YOU make Ice Cream use Jell-O ICE CREAM Powder. All ingredients in the paokage, SAt all grocers. s.2 pkgs. for 26e.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12
Starin,s N. " & N. N. Line.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY. AND FREIGHT SERVICE Leaves New Haven 1e:15 D. m, Starin Pier, foot of Brown Street. Leaves New York, 100 D. m, Cortlandt Street, Piers, No. 13 N. R. Fare 75c, excursion tickets $1.25. Rooms $1.00. Take Chaps el Street cars to Brewery Street. <. further notice.
 c. Fl. FISHER, Agent, s16-tf New Haven, Conn. $.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12

HEIRS SUE FOR MONEY.
 Many heirs of the late Mary Prince, of Milford, appeared in the superior
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

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tai, no er aus Sdreden bplteril9
muros, fi4 uber balo erbOlte.
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ju usuer Sliitbe sslausen Su molten,
benn Die 9iatiouals slnti-SaloOu Sisa
butiourd ibre Repraientanten cine Gru'
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san;e Gouutp eritredt. slm Wtcntas
wurbsn 32 99irtbe BON GarbOnoale Ser
mpn unb Slb Sorse einem bieiisen Gls
Osrmunn pesen gerlssuns Der Cont
tassssisss porsefiibrt, aber bic &eprds
leutanten ldienen bann niht bereit, nit
ben snflasen uOr3ussbsn, benn es wurbe
,ulest bsi6lOiien, Grleoisuns bis gum
Samitas gOrmittas 5u ueribieben. Die
ReprdIentanten Der 9i9a erfldrten nahs
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Die @isa iei entihloiien, nit jeber ibr iri
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bern, ips;iell ben Sonntassoerfauf.
9esen wenisiteus 400 weitere SSirtbe
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lperoen. slm Oieultus wurben oreiBi9
peitere gorlabunsen pom einem Gloers
mann fir @irtbe ausssitellt, Die ansebs
lid am Sonntas 9etrdnfe uertauften.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
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wirb morsen (Sreitas) Gbenb in Stt's
Salls cine pidtise Sisuns abbalten.
um Die 8Ortebruu9sn fir cas jdbrli6s
Yreisidiebeu am 20. Sept. gu treffsn.
Gin Serbitliifterl webet, su 5liihmann
& SSeibel Sebet filr Seit9emaBe SleiOsr.
= 8dbrenb Der su WtinOOfa mobn'
bufts gole Soc SiOsfnil am Srsitas
elmer SOd;sit beiwObute, Srans cine
unbstannts Ysrion in feline SSobuuns
uno sntnabm eiuem Soffer $500, bic
seiammteu @riparniIie oes 0tannes in
Den lssten 3ebn Sabren.
= Simpu stbampitb unb @attin
BON SApbaut batten ii6 Sonntas mad
Slo Sorss bessbeu, nm cine S4weiter
Der lestsrsn, Srau @farp Rerotanouic3.
Su bsiudsn unb Die Seute batten cine
ieu6tfrObli6e Sisuns, pelhe 10 ipdt
anbielt, bas Die Beiuder uOn Slppbant
bic @slsssubsit sur Ssimfebr psrmibtsn
uuo bic 9ia6t uerbleibsn muBten.
gS6breno bes Ibenos bate Elm Soitsdn'
ger uamsns Roman Stowisfg uerlisbte
slussn auf Srau Goamuitd geworfen
uno oa bisie au6 etpas fofettirte, 10
betradtete er es ais cine @rmuthi9ung.
uno oils alle i'm isitsn SAlafe lasen,
| l6lidStonisfp nad oemSett3tmmsr Sss
9loampit6 @bepares er ermedte absr
ben @bssatten ;uerit uuo waro BON ole'
lem at Der Gursel sepadt uno nieoerses
worien. Stomisfp bate ii4 aber
auseni6sinli6 fir bic GntOcduns oOr'
bereitet, benn er lsste elm sroBes Slapp'
meier aui ben 8iif uno als Der srbolts
sloampit6 ibn nohmals ersreiien wollts,
uabm er bas Msiier uno perieste ibm
mebrere Sti9s. elmer bon wel4sn bic
S6dbelbaut aufriB uno bic SSanss psr'
lests, pabreno Der Sweits bic S4ulter
auil6nitt uno seraoe ben fleildi9sn
Gbeil oes 9iadsns uermiBte. Der Sor'
sans erwedte natiirlifl ben 9ausbalt
uno Stowistp wurSe uon ben auOsrsH
aolteansern sntwaffnet unb ipdter eiii'
ssfertert. slbamuit6 perlOr 3ismlid)
Slut unb mar in iebr idwa6sm gu
Itanbs, oils elm slrSt CUR Sebanoluna
Der @unben eintraf.