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WtsrelIaasensss.
MASSAGE.
Patent Stove Brick are cheapest.
CLAIRvOYANT.

MARY 7. WRIGHT. NJ. b., and clair
tvhoyant, II High Street Or. Wright ID
State; ~ years in New Haven. I s,ss
predictions on health, business. So
cial, meyer fail. Doctor treats ali ais
eases; Consultation $1.00. Hours "a
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~SS0 s one who can wash ana ,,.on
araay 81 three. Must have civ ,. ~
s Frances. Call 5e2 Orange street l Ie5o
- mi "a =
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THE AUDUBON soCIETIEs-Part III.
What They Are Doing for Bird and
Man.
CONTINUED from Fourth Page.)
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WANTED.

FAMILY WASHING ~
Charles Street. -1otIe; 46
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DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, SIS. Pro-
bate Court March 18th, 1905.
Estate Of STzETTE j. HAYES, late Of
East Orange, N. u, owning property
In said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of New Haven hath limited and APP
pointed six months from the date;
hereof for the creditors Of said deceased
to bring in their claims against said
their claims within said time will be
debarced.
All persons indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
Ineat to
m1s-st Administrative. .. t. q.
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g ALL =. good help should call here. NJ.
h suppiy AL the best places and alwavs
I need large numbers. SIeeman's re- se-
el. Open evenings. 10y re r nIhapes
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!. jones' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
70 CHURCH STREET, Telenhors 10,
pos,.i lennecticut's largest agency.
roSillyely headquarters FOR besI heir.
slsale or Iemale. Situations Secured
sl; ~ EnL ANS RELIABLE EMPLOY
M shsd aaoGENCY,763 Chapel St. estah-
stats Rs so years. Largest. best in the
my ana all kinds of work. Sent ary ~
Mnere. open evenings. Tel. 22S2'
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-Taka not,a.
Mgs. - : a Gladwin has moved fron,
Ioz orange Street to 500 ChaneI = a. Stn
re T6eh ha Noi hs si4, New Maliey Building.
find situations, city Of conn.,, st page e., 20
$3.50 a. m. to 6 8. N. " flourH
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n
DISTRICT or NEW HAVEN, IS. PRO-
| bate Court, March 9Th, 1905.
Estate of ELLEN M IVES, late Of New
Haven, in said district. deceased.
An instrument In writing, purporting
to be the last will and testament of said
deceased, having been presented In
Court and John Currier Gallagher OF
New Haven having made written appli-
cation praying that the same may be
probated, and that letters testamentary
may be granted, as BY said application
on file in this court more fully appears,
III is
Ordered, That said application be
Probate 70 Sc held at New Haven, ii
said district, on the 10th day of April,
1905, at ten o'clock In the forenoon,
and that public notice Of the tendency
place Of the hearing thereon, be given
to all parties interested in said estate
BY publishing this order three times in
a newspaper having circulation in said
:. LIVINGSTON ". cLEAvnLAND
DISTRICT Or NEW ], HAVEN \ ], $. r Pro-
Estate 81 JANE b. FosKETT late Of
New Haven In said district, deceased
William A. Foskett, Administrator,
having made written application for an
OIuSI% sAlu ClliPOWCLiliE tliilA 81
to sell and convey certain real estate
of said deceased, as by said application
on file in this court more fully appears,
it is
ORDERED, That said application be
heard and determined at a Court OF
Probate to be held at New Haven, in
said district, on the 23d day Of March,
1906, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and
that pubIfc notice Of the pendency Of
said application and of the time and
place o. me hearing thereon, be given
by publishing this order three times in
a. newspaper having a circulation in
said district.
r. BY order of Court,
- Z (SEnPC5I w CRAWFORD
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DEATHS.
MARINE List.

sEK &EXn
sss'7ss'@ Fort Of New Raven. s
a ARRIVED. =
Sch Estelle Phinney, Phinney, Nor
folk.
Sch Aetna, Miller, ". Z. 4
Sch Sharpshooter, ---4-----N. Y. =
1.s CLEARED.
Sch. D, ID. Haskell, Torrey, George
town. s. G. H.
Sch Rover, Walters, Provfdence.
Sch Qphella, Bishop, Providence
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Ganacr Suitc briNcIc0t.

GbtcoGo. %. NUll't. Yer
Strife Der Nol5urbcjtcc I'll bier rn1.
Ild bci9clc0t mororu mt0 2u0ol}om',
luCldc Oorun betDcililt march, lu2r
Den Die 2trbcit IN Ocn tm5,r NoprltuI
Ncacu mcIdc Der Stritc lc'ltbrt lultr
sc, mic0cr ouincbmcn. Co2 Grtror.
fcnc @bfunuIGl trdgt Den Gbarottc;
yinc> EdGlprmrdiic3. LIc Nrbcltcr
Nuttcn Giitc GoGncrb0numN non }lDcl
Gents pr6Suulhc pcrlunNt u0d) ocut
jcGt an hrci Sabre NcihIo'lCUcn |lr
bcit>OorttaAc biCibt g. abcr nod }locI
,Edhrc bel DOM ultcn SnmOcuIoul
pon - Gcllt0 ll10 crit I'M orlttel
SATIRE crhuItcn Sdrcitcr mo W}o.
lNiuclorbcitW cine outage pon /
ut0 Ole Eolircr cine loIdc Don
~ Sent pro Gtluoc. Nci 0en Ntb.
iunnNn iIber OCn 2lt2idlIB poi
.tid]tmlion Hclltrn behalf e. iciIl
uno Der GontruIt l0llft
AM t.. $ltli 1908 ub.
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C, @ss44 epmertos; bcm sl. stnsnt 1905.

Gruio Spill, nobe NortD Npcmuc, 10
bel -. WrltN}in9 $50 So.
@orrn Z. Starr an ISM. Wtiucr,
SiiOicitc Der 6cOcrol., nobc Gbcitcrs
Strobc, 49, bciH,G, @rrmOjill& $l2,
s..
Sonulcl Smith an 9}i6oloa NJ.
Smith II. IT,. 6 N~rllnoItiidc, So.
Nidolo@ ~. Smith 1t. u. an 6rc-
Ocrid y. Smitb & Grunoitiidc, s..
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Wurf.


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netien.
06nemarT uno geiitun
GEN.
pci'm 9ctretcn ocS 2onocs tpcr.
oen tcine Ediie %pcrInn0t. gigcntbii.
mcr Don Sotel8 mo Goitbduiern
miiiIen Die Antmft uno abrciie
aIlcr 5rcmocn Bel Der YoIi5ei onneI.
Oen. Gie Nbreiie fam ungeginoert
nod, @clieben geIfehcn, - anf ct.
I bpmas (s8eitili0lcIt) iocrocn BET
ser 2on0una ebcnIalls feline YGlie
obacforocrt, ie6ob mij1icn altSlGn.
ser. lpcnn Ite iid Idnger, ais AZ
7nmocu bnlcIblt a~tIgcbaIten babcn,
5ur Abrciie iiGl eincn BaB Don Der
OrtspoIi5ei herItaffcn.
Srantreid) nno 0eitnn.
cen.
&otcIbeliter, numentlit IN fleincn
Stootcn, irogcn frcntoe @alte IN
bcrTc0eI, oh ie YGIIc bciiecut elcid).
TOLLS miro ole Truge g~eitellt, pcnn
9ticfe bon Der Mott 9cbolt meroen
ODER loenn Sremoe III ocn Tinnob6u.
fern 0e0cnIt1ube uerpidnocn Wollet.
Nlt$ldHocr niiiicn oicr5cbn Gage
nodJ ibrer @nturit 9otumcnte Dor
lcArn, ourh mcld)c iie ibre Rationu-
lIlli, @cbltrt uno Stdno nadueilcn
fomtcn. Gin YnB miro IN ocr met.
ten 8Glen bicr5u ais eeniigeuo BIZ.
trod)tet. Sic Aufenibults6eit iii uuf
IInf Sabre bcld)rdnft. Gin lGuacrer
%nicntbNlt miro ais erIter Shritt
llr ole 9tulIraliiirrna betro6tet.
liG &brciie toum pbnc cine GrflG.
rltrg 81 gcbcn p0cr cincn 9SoB por5lt-
jciRca, Gcldcbcu. Sn Gleerten
miro bon Trcmocn. neld)e ealclblt
sen 8illter 5ubringen mouen, fem
FnS ~uerIon0t. &n nnberen SGnen
milIlcu ic6oGl IllsI6noer inncrbolb
orcicr Gage iih leBitimiren. - Su
6 . dl indtno (Soiaon) bcitebt
Jcin NoG3unng. auf 8ua6e-
loupe GSeItinhicr) t6unen Il:s.
Idn0cr Gcbcr as fommg1l, lpie es
lbncn bcIicbl, ga r,eItebt o~Ilerbinas
cin atteS @eit,, meltcS 9SGiIe Dor.
ihrcibt, ieooh miro bas 8eies boil.
itau0ig alBcr Id)t getniicn. Nut
" o6uGa&far (Sanotate) mill.
icll lid Ole Nuslduocr IN ireeuo eiuer
@ciie le~gitimlren. BGIie mcrben ic.
6od) uidt DerIan0t. Teiienoe noh
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bon hem 8ouDcrnciw ichcr Trooin3
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&oridlriftcn, ic0od miro bon ibnen
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len.
Sapti.
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DC blsrh GGIie oocr onoerc Goft.
lncnte lcgtiimircn. Yin belten I1bt
man lid 6cn TaB bon einem Soulful
oicIcS SaloeS Dpr ser Ibreiie p%iiircu.
NerIoncu, iuelhe SoYti perIaIicn
mo!cn, miiiicu lire abreiie brei
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cine iolhe gamclouug olth 24Stmt.
Oen Dor Der Ibreiie.
Dolipia.
Nur III GriclS5eiten mlYien Iid
6rcmoc bel DER Eoii5ci ausipeilcn,
IonNt lit III feinem Sale oas 3iibren
e'neS Safes Oorocidriebet.
China.
Sn China bethlehem bel Der Gan.
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tlmotinn nit iidD 81 iibrct. 9ei'm
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mcrIGbl;tD. Sci ocr a5reiie lift fein
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S@ncis.
3rerroe III Der GhneiS braiten
feline 9SIIIp nnr,lir,siSen ic0nd, ipirn
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Wrnuoltiido llcGCrtrunnnoCn.

nohc GorolincItrobc, f. bel 30 GlrI,.
wr,mD}ins SIS. 500.
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9pon ms Irol,. > Yptg. s..
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nci $50 El,r. 81
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mart lrn Iro,1. Sijnicitc scr Nor,
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Sroiil| SlINclte Der "fooc, StroBe'
i1NI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - Del VI,
%rluIO'fl'@ $50; $500.
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Hiebcrfanoe unb . {.
Ga. ftxunGen.

IiisIinoer n,iiIien nit Rdifen ocr.
icbcn fein. ieboh iuirb oieIe Wabre.
Gel bel IouriIten inter gewobnlihen
ltmItGnben nid)t oneeipenoet. Sod
ciacm Mnfeuthdlt ron afuci gtonaten
ieso,b miilien lid, A!isldnoer iocntiii.
siren uno regiItriren ~Iaiien. @ei ber
abreiie lit Die Borscipnng cines Se-
aitiniaiions Bar!ers tidt erforhcr.
lid.
Sn g ian 9aranoribu) tper.
ben ,Galie nidt perlarat, sebenfo,,a eaf
.Subo @afariD,- Sir e ii miaa,
II r as WoSsGina) befteben oicieIben SC.
seln,,' 1feood 'tbit mai Ssoriihts boI.
Der gut, eiten Bay NIT ftp ~ fiib.
rem.
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s btli
6ein Hab3pana.
9 u N cih.

3rentoe IN Der Ghrrei3 brauten
fcille YGlIe p~or5uteilen, ieoodJ miro
ongerniheu, md bel eincm 0cIilhe
oieics 2anbeS cine ~ocrartige &egiti.
nation nit iid 81 ii:Bren. Sote!oe.
Ilscr limo IN Der Gbpei3 fir ibre
@GIic peranttportlih, jehod miiifen
6gcm 6e IN 2olt5ouiern nub Yripat.
lpobmlugcn inilcsbolL orcibig Sagen
ibre Y6iie bel scr Ortspoli5ei cinrci.
den, ,no tpirh ibncn baum elm auf.
cutGalt5 8ercdtiaurgsihein ailS9c-
icrtipt. a~iisIGnber fotncn 81 ieoer
Belt un9cbi,oert pisbcr bas "uno
n~crIni{eu-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
aocinI Chit-Chnf.

Mr. George n. Hicks and family are occu-
plying their new home at Thirty-eighth and
Douglas streets.
The marriage of Mr.. James A. Fitzpatrick
of Milwaukee. formerly of Omaha, TO Miss
Kathryn Reardon of that city, will he
solemnized at St. Patrick's church, Mil
waukee, on December q,
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Gannett are occu-
plying the Hoxie Clark house during Mrs.
Squires absence in New York and while
they are awaiting the completion of their
own residence at Fortieth street and Dewey
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs John A. McShane and fam
lily took possession of their new home on
South Thirty street the first OF
last week. This week Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Lomax will move into the house on Dodge
street vacated by Mr.. and Mrs McShane.
The wedding OF Miss Idella Louise Ham
lin To Mr.. Charles c. George OF Omaha was
solemnized at Christ church Woodlawn
Chicago, at o'clock Thursday afternoon
The guest list was small. only a few
friends and relatives witnessing the cere-
mony. which was followed by a wedding
supper Mr., and Mrs. George left that
evening for their wedding trip and will be
at home in Omaha upon their return.
Miss Dolly Pollack arrived Saturday
morning from Chicago 10 take the position
OF nurse in charge of Wise Memorial hos
pital. She is graduate OF the Johns Hop
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
Pleasures Past,

Pleasures Past.
Miss Brady entertained last weeks meet
ing of the. Friday Bridge club.
The members OF the Pleasant Hour club
were entertained Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Mullen. High FIVE was
the game, Mrs. Repen winning the first
prize.
Mrs. Guy AXtell gave a luncheon at the
Madison Wednesday when her guests were:
Mrs. C. II. Martin g. b. Davis, Holz, Fitch
Dewey, A. ]. Love, Baler, Shaver and
Detweier
Thursday evening Hugo Brandeis. at
James O'Brien's banquet hail. rendered II
complimentary banquet TO the members Of
the Boston Store Minstrel company. The
affair was a most enjoyable one.
Complimentary to Mrs. II. NJ. Caldwell
and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor H. Caldwell entertained
at dinner Thursday evening The party in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Caldwell.
Mrs. Lacy, Mrs Joseph Barker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry w Yates, Mr.. and Mrs. f. H.
Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell.
Miss Martha DeBolt entertained Thurs
day at kitchen shower for Miss Bertha
c. Willie, whose wedding to Mr.. eugene
Atkins takes place Wednesday, December
20. Those present were: Misses Bertha
C. Willie, Bertha Berka, Mabelle Casey.
Laura Campbell, Marie F. Willie, Annette
DeBolt. Nellie Nelson. Irene Swain, Nellie
Schonlau. Alma Schonlau and Martha De-
Bolt
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Allen entertained
the members of the Kountze Place Card
club Saturday evening at their home on
Spencer street Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. A. Hoag. Mr. and Mrs C. f. We'll
lpr Mr. nd M Nj
Mrs. a. B. Jaquith, DR. and Mrs. Edmis-
ton. Judge and Mrs. Fawcett, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Weller. Miss F'awcett and Miss
Weller.
Miss May Barnick entertained the MEM
bers of the w. |. 7. U. card club and
their gentlemen friends at the first card
| party of the season Thursday evening.
| Those present were: Misses Elizabeth
| Byrne, Marie Byrne. Adelaide Gouverell,
| Ella McManus, Eta Wallace, May Bar
| nick: Messrs. Bolan, Burbank, Gouverell,
| McNally, Merten, Weber. The prizes were
awarded to Miss Elizabeth Byrne, Miss
Eta Wallace, Mr.. Weber and Mr.. Gou-
| verell
Miss Maud Page entertained the men,
bers of the b. r w. club on Friday even
| ing. After the business meeting a guessing
contest followed the prize winner being
| Miss Anna Haskins. After the contest re-
| freshments were served Those present
were: Misses Anna Haskns. Lille Reason,
Inez Hall, Edith Grant Maud Page, Clara
Hadley, Jewell Simpson, Clara Etchison,
| Myrtle Burlington. Bessie Carmichael, Lulu
| Clifford. Bulah Gillian, DINA Yelton and
| Irene Mcnamara
On Friday afternoon Mrs. John Campbell
entertained at cards in compliment to Mrs
Deardoff of Denver who is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Dooley. The guest list in
cluded Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Chisain, Mrs
A. Clark, Mrs. j. owen. Mrs. Conkin, Mrs
Crow, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Mccoy Mrs. Ingle-
hart Mrs. Macumber. Mrs. Phelan, Mrs
| Patrick, Mrs Damon. Mrs. Austin. Mrs
| Laverden, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. weshans Mrs
Ayers. Mrs Van Horn. Mrs. Smeaton, Mrs
! Haney Mrs. Needing. Mrs. Mason. Mrs
c. F. Edwards, Mrs George Edwards, Mrs
McClanahan, Mrs. Dooley and Mrs Dear
doH of Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
Coming Events.

The Omaha Guards will give their Christ
mas dancing party Monday evening of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKenna will en-
terrain at : o'clock tea Monday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith.
Saturday evening Omikron Alpha Pi fra
ternity gives dance at Chambers which
will include most of the members of the
younger set.
Mrs. ]. Il. Rahm will give a large lunch
con Thursday. January 5, at her home on
South Thirty-first street in honor of her
daughter. Miss Helen Rahm.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. McClana-
han will give a dancing party at Chambers
for their daughter, Miss Katherine who
returns Monday from Lasell seminary.
Mrs. George Hammer will entertain at
cards the afternoon of Friday, December
90 for her daughter, Miss Hilda Hammer,
and Miss Helen Kishler, who is her guest.
Miss Viola Calm will give a dancing party
Tuesday evening at her home. Twenty
fourth and Farnam streets, for her guest.
Miss Guthman of Chicago. who arrives to-
day.
Mrs Thomas Rogers has issued invita-
tons for supper Friday evening. Deem
Der 20. in honor of her daughter Miss Mary
New York.
One Of the much anticipated events of
the week by the little people and their
mothers as well, is the children's cotilllon
to be given Saturday afternoon at Cham
ber's academy
One of the new card clubs to be known as
the West End Card club will meet Monday
afternoon to organize, at the home of Mrs.
Harry Brown. The club will meet to play
| the following Wednesday.
The first of series OF dancing parties
which will extend through the holidays
| will be given Thursday evening by Mrs.
]. H. Pratt and Mrs. Frank Johnson at
! Chambers academy in honor OF their
daughters. Miss Laura Montgomery and
/ Miss Marion Johnson. The dance is not
] to be the occasion of the formal introduce
ton OF these young women neither OF
/ whom are yet in society but merely an
entertainment for the young people who
/ will be at home from school for the Holt
| days.