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with others, we have been interested
in this work as a citizens movement
to life the debt Of the association with
the assurance of the directors that the
association will then be in a position to.
continue its work successfully ard live
within its income. The young mems
committee is organized with ten groups
Of ten men each, and 1t is the desire
that the citizens committee formed in
to twenty groups of five men each, thus
making 1t easier for each chairman to
keep in touch with his workers. AS one
|of the hundred citizens we would ask
you to see and endeavor to secure sub
scriptions from say ten or a dozen per-
sons.
The plan is that oneof the hundred
citizens is to be iburdened with details.
Temporary headquarters have been
opened at 199 Orange street, where a
daily lunch will be server for the thir-
ty days of the campaign. At these
headquarters daily reports are to be
made either by person or by telephone,
A clerical force will handle the de-
tails Of the work.
1t is hoped that you will not fail to
render this vitality important, though
certainly not arduous service, One
hundred young men have already or
gained to cooperate with the older
citizens and they have assumed a large
share of the work of soliciting.
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COMMITTEE ON srnrErs

meeting of the COMMITTEES on
streets will be held In Room 10 and III
CITY Hall, Friday, June s, 1906, at s
p M, for the consideration of the fol-
lowing matters:
Mayors communication recommend
ing that order for permanent pavement
In Broadway. be amended to include
order for pavement in Elm Street. from
Junction with Broadway, to easterly
curb curb line Of Park street and thence
through Park street to broadway.
Petition of the Curtiss & Pierpont
Co. ct ais. for removal Of platforn ORR,
scales in Broadway to make way for
new pavement and for the payment OF
reasonable sum for the value Of said
scales.
Petition Of James H. Macdonald. at
ais, for the extension Of Norton street
from COTE to Crescent streets and for
the establishment Of layout ana
grade.
Petition Of Frances b. Gates, at ais,
for a sidewalk on Davenport avenue
south side, between West street and
Congress avenue.
Petition Of Menzies and Menzies for
permission to build cellar doorway in
/ sidewalk in front 81 196 Orange street.
Petition Of the New Haven Park
Commission, ct ais, for an extension Of
| woodward avenue from Fort Hale park
road to Fort Hale. also for grading
said avenue to width of so feet for
its entire length from Grannis Corner
to Fort Hale park, and asking that said
| improvement be made at once
i All persons interested in the fore
| going are hereby notified to be present
and be heard thereon without further
notice.
| Per order
GEORGE ". SMITH.
Attest: Chairman
AMBROSE v. BEECHER,
j69t Assistant City Clerk
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at her home in Lisbon Monday and the
remains will be brought here for bur
ial. Mrs. Straley leaves a husband
and three children. Her father,
Charles w. Kanahan, died last Novem-
Der and the daughter had made her
home for several months with her
mother. She had been i'll with con-
sumption for several months. Her age
was twenty-eight years The funeral
will be held on Thursday at p. m. at
the home of her brother, Herbert e.
Kanahan, 1855 Lenox street, and the
burial will be in the East Haven GEM
etery. Besides her mother, the de-
ceased leaves a sister, Miss Susie Kan
ahan, a teacher at Lisbon, and three
brothers, Herbert f., Frank and Fred
Kanahan, The family resided here UNI
til one year ago.
Gordon ten years Of age, son Of J.
W. Painter on Monday injured his
hand in lawn mower, cutting off one
finger at the first joint. He was able
to be out yesterday.
The members of the Quinnipiac Hose
Hook and Ladder company are invited
to attend public worship in a body al
Pilgrim church next Sunday morning
The members of the company in uni
form will march from the engine house
at 1915 to the church an OCCUPY seats
in body. The sermon will be deliver
ed by the pastor, Rev. R. E. Brown.
William H. Russell has removed from
80 Clinton avenue to Pin street and f
P. Tyler has moved from 80 Clinton
avenue to Pearl street.
G. j. Malloy, clerk at station, A. VIII
has been Ill several weeks, was improv
ing recently and it was expected tina
he would be able to resume his dutie
this week. but has had a setback I'll
! is able to be out again but is not wei
| enough yet to resume work at the sta
| tion.
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NEW HAVEN ORPHAN ASYLUM.

Donations to the New Haven Orphan
asylum from April 26 to May 81.
Discount on bills-Winslow' bakery,
3d. the Gamble-Desmond company,
$2.23; Edgar Thomas, $1.64.
e. A. Gessner, medicine for the
month.
Kimberly, Root and Day, rent Of two
safe deposit boxes for year.
Hobart Hotchkiss, tub butter
Charles Corner, case of barley food.
Union Pacific Tea company, 1850 boxes
corn candy
Mrs. Bostwick, two pairs shoes.
Mrs. A. Johnson, books and toys.
Mrs. Warner, carpet rags.
Mrs. T. P. Gillespie, secondhand
clothing.
Friend, rug.
Visiting committee for June-Mrs
Alfred Daggett, 449 Edgewood avenue;
Mrs. Henry A. Warner l21 Greene
street
JOSEPHINE s. NEWTON,
Treasurer.
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LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SUNDAY SCHOOLS PREPARING
FOR CHILDRENS' DAY.

Chaplain Edward T. Brennan--Rev. Mr..
Perry at Grace Church-Lawn Fes-
tival--Ladies' Aid sOciety-Death of
Mrs. George Straley-0ther Notes.
The Sunday school Of the Grand ave-
nue. Congregational church is making
extensive preparations for the celebra-
tion Of children's Sunday and there will
be a special programme in the church
in place Of the usual preaching service
at 1920 next Sunday, under the direc-
ton of Superintendent Mcintyre. The
programme is as follows: Assembling
Of schiil; singing by the school, The
Glory Song" reading of Scripture and
prayer, Rev. Dr.. Sheath; selection by
the quartette of the church; presenta-
ton of Bibles to pupils who have at
tanned the age of eigh since last year;
recitation, welcome" exercise by the
kindergarten, Miss Jennie Griswold, SUI
perintendent; exercise by the kinder
garten of the Ferry street branch, Miss
Beach, superintendent; singing, Count
Your Blessings" school; graduation OF
eighteen pupils from the primary de-
partment; exercises, Daisies; solo
''Flower Lessons. exercise, 'Doves;'
recitation "A Shore Sermon" offer.
tory; short sermon, DR.. Sheath; sing
ing, congregations
Rev. Edward o. Brennan, chaplain U
S. ~, and now stationed at thu
! Charleston navy yard, is at his hons
| in Shelter street, having come to New
Haven to attend the Knights Of 90
! lumbus festivities. He was one Of TIL
4 assistant masters of ceremonies at tn,
! pontificial mass at st. Johns churcl
] yesterday.
! Another former Fair Havener who 1
in the city this week is Rev Fathe
| Michael Hart, now of New Britain.
| DR.. P. S. Robinson goes to ston.
4 Creek to-day for short stay.
/ Martin Marnah of Maltby place, VIII
I fell from street car in attempting +
alight Monday evening, received q pair
| full scalp wound and for time wa
unconscious.
This evening Rev. Mr.. Perry of 81
Paul's church will address the teacher
of Grace church Sunday school in tn
| parish house
The members of Quinnipiao eonclav
| No S1S of Heptasophs, voted Monda
I night to assume the payment of all as
sessments and dues levied upon Clar
enoe Pigott, the motorman, who be
came blind some time ago.
Announcement is made Of the en-
gagement of Miss Helen May Brown o
Shelter street to Elmore Hamilto
Willard of Grand Rapids, Mich.
The lawn festival of the Fathe
lights society will be given on tn
grounds of the Grand avenue Baptis
church this evening.
The ladies' aid society Of the Gran
avenue Baptist church will be enter
tanned at the cottage which is being oc
cupied by Rev. and Mrs. Charles G
Smith at Hotchlsiss grove tomorrow
The ladies will go down on the Brar
ford car leaving Chapel and State
streets at 10 a. m. and a conveyanc
will meet the car and take them to til
shore.
Mamie, wife of George straley, die
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THE BERKELEY MEMS CLUB.


entertainment Tonight at the City
Mission House.
The Berkeley Mems club will give an
entertainment his evening at tie city
Mission hail. No. POI Orange street. The
following is the programme:
Piano solo-Mrs. Larson.
Vocal solo-tMaster Raymond Clark.
Violin, with piano accompaniment Miss
Dorothy Baylis
Girls gycnnastic drill-Dumb bells.
Reading-Miss Pearl Shamp.
College songs-Male quartette.
Violin and piano-lMiss Bayliss.
Gymnastic class-Flower hoop drill.
selection-Male quartette.
Vocal solo-Mister Clark.
Reading--Miss Shamp.
Gymnastic class Combination march,
College songs-Male quartette
Piano solo-Miss Larson.
The exercises commence at 5 o'clock
p. m. Mr. Fitzgerald, Yale OS. The u.s.
I ual small admission fee will be charged
to be used toward the payment Of the
bowling alley lately added to the ath-
letic department..
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TO RAISE Y. NJ. c. A. DEBT.

Circular Issued by Chairman Of Citi-
zens' Committee.
The following circular has just been
ISSUED in connection with the plan to
raise the debt of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Dear SIR
The plan of the citizens committee
Is such that within the time limit of
thirty days from date it is possible to
liquidate the entireamount to liquidate
the debt of the Young Mems Christian
association. Other cities have been Won
derfuny successful in such efforts. New
Haven certainly can do as well.
1t is in this spirit that you have been
appointed as one Of one hundred citi-
sens to aid in this effort.
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City 9dnerttse,t1emts.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
City Engineers Office,
No, IL CITY Hail

NEW Haven, Conn. June 4,1900.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 2 ., M, June is, 1905,
for furnishing the coal required at City
Hall, TO the amount of one hundred
gross tons.
Blank forms Of proposal, and any in
formation concerning plans, speciflca-
tlons, bonds, etc, will be furnished up
on application.
No proposal will be received after the
time specified, and all proposals not on
the blanks furnished or not properly
filled out will be rejected.
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved. VII
BY order of the Director of Public
Works. G. w. KELLY,
10 5t City Engineer
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NIGHTS AT WHITE CTTY
Pleasing Programme for Entertainment
of the Delegates.

Pleasing programme for Entertainment
of the Delegates.
To-day at the new White City is
knights Of Columbus day and this hap
pyland of Connecticut will be thronged
with visiting knights and their fair
ladies' No part of the elaborate part
programme arranged for the delight of
the visitors will be more pleasing than
the trip to this pearl of amusement re-
sorts.
For the occasion Manager Speck has
issued special ticket good for admis-
sion and to all the attractions the small
price of SO cents being the tax.
The Second regiment band has ar
ranged a special programme Of music
which will be rendered both afternoon
and evening. In addition to this Prof
Barrett will sing two new songs 81
Can Learn to Love YOU and 'How
Can l Forget You" Prof. Barrett pos
sesses an unusually pleasing tenor
voice and is fast becoming a favoTite
with the patrons of the park.
Do not forget the special day-every
Saturday from 10 to 1890, which time
has been set aside for ladies and chill
dren in the roller skating pavilion
During these hours tickets will be sold
at the gate which will admit to the
White City and also entitle the holder
to skates, the price being fifteen cents
These sessions will be more or less In
the nature of school of instruction
as special instructors will be provided
free for both ladies and children.
The great performance of Prof. Win.
schermann's trained bears and mon.
keys is attracting crowds interested il
fine animal intelligence. Probably no.
where is there such troupe of bear
and monkeys.
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cises. for the June bride, for comfort
at the sea shore, for foot ease in the
country, for added pleasure in taking
long walks, are the acme Of the world s
perfection in ladies' and children's
footwear At the sorosis shoe parlors,
S14 Chapel street, you can find large
variety of ali sizes and kinds Of leath-
er to choose from.
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Dan Burke and his school girls sup
piled a big feature on the Poll bill last
night. Their dancing speciality was the
hit of the bill
Some of the others this week are Eva
Westoott & Co., Tom Brown, Lillian
Shaw, Klein and Clifton and host of
others
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NOVICE ro coNrnAfr

Proposals for School Furniture for the
Scranton Street School
Office of the Board of, Education.
81 Orange street,
New Haven Conn, May "a, 1906.
Sealed proposals will be, received at
the office of the Board Of Education, 81
Orange street, New Haven Conn, until
Saturday, June 10th, 1905, at IL O'clock
noon, at which time they will be open
ed by the Committee on Scranton
Street School Building Of the Board Of
Education, in public meeting. for school
furniture required in the Scranton
Street School Building on the corner Of
Orchard and Scranton Streets in this
city.
Copies Of specifications and forms of
proposals may be obtained at the office
Of the Board of Education, 81 Orange
street, New Haven, Conn.
The Board reserves the right. to re-
1ect all bids or to waive any defects in
same 10 1t be deemed to the interest
of the District so to do
G. r. HEWLETT.
Secretary, Board of Education
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4ta1,R1er's Guide
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BUSY DAY FOR KNIGHTS.
Continued from Fifth Page.)

Kennedy, chairman; Thomas j. Mulvey,
assistant; Michael F. Campbell, Michael
q. Deely, DR.. John F. Baker, John j.
Martin, George F. Hussey, Joseph N,
Lynch. H. f. Healey, Isaac E. Booth
Thomas F. Meagher, Bernard E. Far
ren. Thomas ]. O'Brien, P. E. Galligan
Daniel f. Carroll and Michael j.
OMara.
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FOREIGN MISSIONARY

Conference to be Held at Southington
Thursday.
The Women's Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary conference of Southwestern
Connecticut will be held in the Baptist
church of southington Thursday, June
7, at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Mrs. s.
A. Perrine of Imperx, Assam, will
speak.
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If the Baby is Cutting Teeth, be sure
and use that old and well tried remedy.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays all pain, cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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New Haven Steamboat Line
RATES REDUCED, 7Bc to Ne.v VAL
EXCURSION TICKETS. s1.0K.


EXCURSION TICKETS, 1928.
Steamer Richard Peck.
From New Hnven--steamer leaves
Belle Dock 12:45 a, m, daily excepl
Mondays. Passengers may board
steamer at any time after 1000 D. m.
From New York - Steamer leaves
2:45,p. M, foot East 22d street 800 nm. l1
daily except Sunday f.-'s
sUNDAxS-June 18th to Sent. 9th.
Inc, leave foot Peck slip 80 q. M. FOOT
I east 22d street 1000 a. M. leave New
Time between New York and New
Haven about five hours.
For tickets and staterooms apply al
me once on Belle Dock; also at Bishon
q Co, lS5 Orange street and on steamer i
me NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION co.
George Q. black, Agent, New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-06
THE sORosIs SHOE
Were in Evidence at the X. of C. Ball
Last Night.

The world famed Sorosis shoes were
in evidence at the knights of Columbus
ball last night. There was possibly
more of this well known shoe worn
than all she other makes put together
The Sorosis shoe for the ball room, for
the reception, for the graduation exer-
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-06

Chaplain Edward It. Brennan--Rev. Mr..
Perry at Grace church-Lawn Fes-
tival-Ladies' Aid society--Death Of
Nrrs caor.a Straley--0+ber No+es