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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-17
Suburban News:
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS

MT and Mrs Buel Heminway have been married 40 years and will cele- { brate the anniversary at their home l this afternoon and evening. g Miss Grosvenor of Utica, N. Y., k visiting with Buel Heminway and family.
 Mrs Phil Benson of Sherman is vis- iting Mrs Haney Lewis.
 .'The Man On the Box will make his appearance this week. Look for him.
 The anniversary of the Watertown grange will be held at the residence of 0. D. Estey on Thursday evening.
 One of the justices who signed the order to have all dogs muzzled notified his neighbor to have his dogs muzzled or chained. In the afternoon the jus tice took trip to Waterbury and on his return was much surprised to see his own dog roaming the streets with out a muzzle on. The neighbor jok ingly called his attention to it.
 Mrs Charles Fields who cut her hand with an axe some time ago has not fully recovered the use of that member.
 Benjamin w. Farra who has been at Dr Jackson's sanitarium, left that institution without notifying any one and when last heard from was in Bridgeport. Although insane he is considered harmless.
 F. NJ. Black is the first of our far mers to have finished getting their ice for the coming year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-17
POOLING THE HEN.
Professor Jaffa's Novel Method of
 Fattening Barnyard Fowls.

Professor JafIa's Novel Method of
 Fattening Barnyard Fowls.
 Professor Meyer E. Jaffa of Berke- ley, Cal, launched conspiracy against the peace and comfort of the barnyard fowl during the session of the farm CTS institute the other day, says the San Francisco Chronicle. Professor Jaffa told the farmers of a successful experiment that was designed to solve the problem of fattening poultry for the market. The experiment as he pie tured it had been tried with remarka- ble results at Petaluma.
 All that you require" explained the professor. 'is an electric light in your henhouse. Three hours after the fowls have been we'll fed and have gone to roost for the night you turn on the electric light. The unreasoning birds jump to the conclusion that the sun has risen. and they fly down from their perches with intense capacities and eat another hearty meal of corn. Then you turn out the light. Three hours later you turn on the light again. and once more they cram their crops with food. In this manner chickens can be fat tened for the market on short notice and at comparatively small expense"
 Now all the farmers who are attend ing the farmers institute are planning to have their chicken houses equipped with electric lights to deceive the sim pie mind of the trusting hen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-17
PLUMBERS CONVENTION.
Meeting in Danbury Devoted to Leg
 islative Work.

Meeting in Danbury Devoted to Leg
 islative Work.
 Delegates to the semi-annual con vention of the Connecticut State asso- citation of Journeymen Plumbers os the [. A.. which was held in Dan bury Saturday and Sunday. January I3 and "A. report a most successfuI session mainly devoted to Iegislati, e work in an effort to have state laws passed regulating the hours and the wages Of the plumbers. Every local union in the state was reprcsented and the following legislative. committee was appointed: ". Reyes. New Ha- ven: W. McGrath. Bridgeport and L. Kinsella. Greenwich. The convention voted S1!Bo to the union at Bridge port to assist in the strike which has heen carried on there for twenty-three weeks.
 DfirerS were eieefesI as follows:
 President. W. Reyes. New Haven.
 Vice-Prrsiient. W. Lynch. New Britain
 Secretary and Treasurer. C. ]. Lex oux.
 Executive BaarI. Thomas Dunn of Hartford VI. Wade of Bridgeport. E N- VeWhee< of south NorWaK and A F. Williams of IDanbHry-
 The union in Dsnbury gave a ban quet to the desexsteS. The next eoa- ventioa will he hesi in New Britain in July
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-17
Brftfsh IsIand For Sale,

The novelty of a sale by auction of a British island is announced. the lot" being the Tanning island and the auc- tioneer the registrar of the British high commissioners court at Fiji. who has issued advertisements in true auction eer's style. says the London Chronicle. The island contains only 150 inhabi- tants and was seized by the British in 1888 as lying in the path of 8 possible submarine cable between Canada and Australia. The purchaser may turn his bargain 10 account by trading in moth er-of-pearl. coral and guano.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-17
Blocks Are a Good

investment I have several. sII rent e-I and peyfne well One o1 Grand st opposite the po<tofsce- A bower priced one on East Main st. A good psyfnz one on North Main st. A good 3fsmFtT horse near the center. Iow Frfre
 HENRY STACkMAN,
 Real Estate. Leans and Insur1Dca z1 Easf Main street Tel<7kese 70
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-17
NOTICE.
FOR SALE

THREE FAMILY HOUSE, min utes from Oakville train and trolley. All improvements. Electric light. Steam heat i'm every room. hardwood finish. Barn. Lot 2D9x150. wlli sell at sacrifice. IT you really want an investment have a look at this. Also three family houses in esery part of the city. Open evenings.
 W. P. Jarrett,
 Real Estate. Room 1. Ieg Bank St.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-17
COMING EyESE

Feh 1-Privsfe masquerade and rp- rrT6ipa h.y Mrs NeIIye IT. Re~-Fs dsDc- Taz cias<rx st Murray hsIL
 Feb Ie-Re<pytfsa and dznce by Miss Neslye T. Re<dTs dsBcing classes ct Lezrezvor1h hsIA
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
SUE FOR ACCOUNTING.
-, Men Begin Proceedings in Court Of
rhenosrv Against Former Agent.

7. Aug. Il (specInD.-sult has been
iIe' ~ Court OF chancery b. Charles j. and
re- canda. Of Summit. against Edward
Es'a-- n discover what disposition the de-
5 $50 80 made of $50 shares of capital stock OF
isaseIl -srsey Terminal Railroad Company. said
. sS ~, savs that in 1924 the complainants. de-
ne =. .s,sr stock with the Merchants Exchange
Ylsisa ssonk. Of New York. in the name OF Mr..
Sl1l1' - received therefor a receipt. which he
sls.ss s1d transferred TO the Candas. The pur-
-giss 80 transaction was to effect sale OF the
V'se % oompany TO the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
fssi s-r,s sale was not made, and the complain
Tdl@ .rge that in July. 1896, Mr.. Savage entered
fa' aereement TO dispose of the terminal COM
b0 . other persons. which. the complainant al
-. - anon information. was the Central Railroad
15aGsnss ss.,ept Of the S5OOO as their share OF the
.l,sha corlplanants say they requested Mr.. Saw
Sc ut,SoTT1 ~ them as 10 the method by which the
a. zeeSution was made; also the total amount real
-s!li.ss--, she sale OF the terminal company, the
ise Z. L. - us obligations and what balance was
S1a-s,.- d,,1sibe among the shareholders after
Fogss..;io, ri outstanding indebtedness. All this
llll.assion II is claimed, was refused. The Candas
llt,t..haf their share Of the proceeds should
e4itss Greatly IN excess OF $500, although in
~ ,ts.cs es of any statement from Mr. Savage
,e 49, - -snahie 20 give the exact amount. They
~ 5i- ~ that the defendant was not authorized
ss9 -ther stock any one other than the Balti-
~ - Z Ohio Railroad
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
fBv TELEGRAPH 70 The Tribune. ]


Chicago, Aug. lI-Wheat improved on a weak
san today and although bulishness was OF the
faaest there was enough grain wanted by shorts
70 eose the price Of September at net advance of
v December gaining sake and May i4g2sc. Corn
bad firm closing for the old crop options and May
vas unchanged In the end from final prices of the
Gay before September &c and December 1kc
LgheF Oats closed at some advance for all the
lraR options September up 2sc. December lkc and
Asy kc Provisions could not escape entirely the
set OF the Immense receipts of hogs, which at this
point exceeded for the week those of the similar
week las' year by G5.000 head. and the weeks run
Z tie Nest was larger by 0l.OO0 than that OF the
aAe week OF the previous year.
me wheat market, after a bearish start soon be-
.1Ae Stronger, as the lack of firmness was due TO
.s'aauon early by discouraged holders. With the
-'ef strength prices scored advances. though any
,-Hk axe a rally in the trade is not looked for.
receipts ReTe 362 cars with 442 cars estimated
-"E corn market open easier, owing TO the in
--sls OF the fine prospects o. the growin; crops
usdfihess In wheat. The reaction in the latter,
a--sn and small supplies Nof corn induced some
,.'sng by shorts. aud the market fir1ned up.
- - receipts we're lo2 cars. with ll2 cars estimated
!, -0iuag Closing price for September was
- - :" &c higher than It rhe end of tine previous
o. sesslo1 while May left or at 45ssc
uio not remain long affected by weakness
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
WINS RACE TO COLLECT BILL.
r.-s.able's Horse lands Him at Station in
Time to Attach Trunk.

a,,aeld n J.. Aug. Il (SpeciaD.-There was an
-. race in Bloomfield this afternoon between
-. and steam and the horse won. although II
80 close contest.
7,,D E Sherman. proprietor OF the Watsessing
v.,s. IN Orange street. recently. Il IS said dis
IA oF his business and intended TO leave town
- Isaac shoeuthaI Of Orange. when not at
-s,v 70 his duties as chief executive OF that
IS a manufacturer Of cigars. and Sherman
=. ,,s n his customers. According TO Mr.. Shoen-
- sherman was about 10 leave town without
t.,,v a bill for cigars The Mayor hastened 70
-a.,-,ssd and obtained from Recorder George w
r.amps writ Of attachment against Sherman's
k urhich was placed in the hands of William
rs-noT. constable, for execution. Fornoff. accom-
,.sis5 BIZ a friend drove 10 Watessing. about
~ away. and learned there that an express
-, had called for the trunk and had taken It
s-5y IN some manner Fornoff learned that the
--rt was al the Bloompeld station Of the Lacka-
-srna Railroad over q mile away.
Fornoff Jumped into MS buggy and drove at a
,F sallbD 10 Bloomfield arriving there Just the
ssrhound train pulling into the station.
Hold on there shouted FprnOn TO the station
,,sf Tho was lifting the trunk into the baggage
=, md he waved the writ at him.
sg-haf's the natter asked the agent.
% cant that trunk answered the constable.
aYou can't have fl shouted the agent
ne train was moving out, but the constable seized
fe trunk and held 10 il, and the agent acknowl-
fs:er Sherman appeared at the police station and
s5d Mayor ShOenthais bill.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
STANDARD BUYING COMPETITOR.

The Standard Oil Company, according to advices
ron Pittsburg IS buying into the Pure Oil Com
rsnv. the most important of its trade competi-
ION. the purchases Of the common stock in the
Isl seek having amounted to about twenty-five
thousand shafes The Pure Oil Company was in
csparated in 1895 IN the interest of about dozen
oil companies operating independently Of the
Standard and has 100000 preferred and IS. 900
Common stock. the par value Of the common shares
fsng q The chief business Of the company is eX-
prins the oil being sent through the pipe lines
4 tie United States Pipe Line Company TO tide
water. The Pure oil Company owns and operates
bulk tank petroleum storage stations in several
Cfes Of Germany and Holland.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

~ osl er grains, and the quek absorption OF scalp
'ts gave the market a strong unde-tone.
si' lain ihe close there was deciied Improvement.
receipts were iI5 cars. with 23s cars estimated
~ Niehuay Closing prices: September &c De-
SeIhOer szc, and May &c hushel
ftoVisons had slight recovery from the early
oee.iie' swift & Co. md sc:ns OF the smaller
PNeAsts lent support TO the market. The selling
was by the cudahy Packing Company and the local
efoWo' The heavy movement OF hogs was again
'ne basis for bear operations receipts to-day run
h'hg 5000 head over the estimate. The arrivals
lower
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
HELP WANTED.
Female.

LADY SEWERS to make up shields az
home: $40 per 100; can make Two an
hour: work sent prepaid 70 reliable women.
Send reply envelope for full information TO
UNIVERSAL REMEDY COMPANY. Desk
A. Walnut St, Philadelphia. Pa
LADIES TO make sanitary belts; material
all cut ready 70 sew; 81 30 per dozen:
Particulars stamped envelope Lemon
COMPANY, Dept. 60S, Chicago.
COOKS. chambermaids and general house
workers; positively no charge for obtain
EMP. BUREAU, 10Th st. and Columbus ave
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

WANTED.-Boys between ages OF ID and
Is To work in an out of town factory:
fathers can be given work. Apply. from .
a. m. to 4 p. m. Wednesday. August 10
Room Al, Gerken Building. 90 West Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

l2TiI ST, 8 EAST-DesirabIe rooms with
modern conyeniences: permanently or
tra-sientiy: references.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

CAPABLE SALESMAN 70 cover New York
with staple line; high commissions. with
S10O monthly advance; permanent position
Mich.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
STEAMBOATS,.
BUS STwN ASR, s.y,E, FoTSTs y5,sS.T y ( y

Dos U on. .sSS ssR feESEs yESEaES. y
Wireless Ielesraphy On all Steamers
DAYLIGHT TRIPS on Long Island >oGni-
(Ses special sdvertisemeut IN Esc. Coll
FALL RIVER LINE VIA Newport ana kal
River LVe. Fier 10 y. r.. q. WsTT-n 81,
week days and Sundays SAD p, 81. Srrs.
Priscilla and Providence. Orchestro On each
PROVIDENCE LINE FOR FsTovIdeace. us
ton and East. Leave Pier Is y n. C.
Murray ST, week days only. eco 2. "
Steamers Pilgrim and Chester ". Cna-ll
Orchestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford.
Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. I've.
Pier 80. " r.. a. CiarEs0n 81, wesS dsys
cnly. at $500. e. East 22d ST.. ESQ r. 81.
Steamers Maine ana New Hampshire
NORWICH Lane Tor S6W lcndqu. HioC<
Island. Watch Hin. Nara Pier. Worcester,
etc. I've Pier 20. n r.. ft. Clarssou ST.
week days only $50 p. q. Also daylislc
trip Mondays from Per 90. y. g.. 10 A NJ
f. East 22d ST.. 1O:4s A. N Steamers
City OF Lowell and City OF Worcester
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford. Springiield. etc str. Richard Peek
Tvs. Pier -. f. r. week days. &:45 j.. 81.
suns, $50 a. 81; Tvs. II. =. 22d s.. week
days. 8 T. NJ suns. 70 =. Al Sundays duo
" Y on return. S:4S p. n
Tickets and Syatero0ms. aN lines. az 70
Park Pl.. 24S. G53 300 and 1854 Broadway.
% Union So. lS2 Fifth Ave, 0E0 Madison
Ave. 2s3 Columbus Ave, los ". 125th ST..
SI0S Third Ave. and az Piers. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
SAFES.
VIOLINS.

STATHoPOUIlo. s2l West esth-st.. manu-
facsurer OF musical Instruments ] pos
eess the secret 60 repair your violin, old or
new that you obfnin finest tone.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
TRUNKS.


TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER AND RE-
FAtKtD. send for catalogue y. CHILD
TRUNK WORKS. 9!2 East eih st.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

NVESE. -Scst yOunE cerHau siyi as cN-
psficurcd nurse: EoC q se1fustreSS, rec
enrc. citv sr country NCRROW'S Rt--
PFNr- T2l lexington ave. corner 18Th q.
.Te; is2S--Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
ers: lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a
Union Square
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

PRINTER.-WorkIng partner wanted in an
established business: must he thorough.
practical printer and have small amount 0f
capital C b., Box II. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
AGENTS WANTED.

ACENTS-Nasoas who are life insurance
soiicitors or want TO be. address knights
Templars and Masonic Mutual AID Asso-
citation. 6f2 w 9Th ST.. Cincinnati. y.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

ELECTRICIAN---firS; class. all around
mechanic: seven years experience: steady
position; sober and steady; Al references.
JAMES p. BRADLEY. eot Avenue c
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
rcRSrsuED ROOMS TO LET.

ATTRACTIVE paIlor suite; private
apartment upper ives: side; may be
rented BY persons visiting city: telephone.
". b.. Tribune Uptown ONCE 1864
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

WE want a live and thoroughly expert
enced salesman In this locality with sum
Gent money TO buy outright his first
months supply OF our Simplicity Low
Pressure Hollow Wire Gasoline Lights; a
utility needed in every store and home ana
fully complying with insurance rules: to
such a man we will give exclusive sales
right and guarantee 10 refund money IL
goods are not sold in sixty days. Further
particulars on request. THE STANDARD
GILLETT LIGHT COMPANY, $50 n.
Halsteed St. Chicago. Ill.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

NI-RSE and NTT ESDNNr to invalid ~
feeble rlinJcd person. vale or feula G.. by
re.ine.i fslist worthy woman. vrTv best clsv
references Acdress ATTENDANT. BOX 10
Tribune ofice.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
WATCHES AND 5EwELRY.

f.uAS BAETENS Gate OF Bsrrens & Ricel,
Watches. Diamonds. Precious stones. Il
lc Iohn 81 I'elcphcne 3SnS-Cortlandt.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

DI eAI.Vo BROS. antique furniture. brie-
a-brac Sheffield and solid silver 3SS 4th
ave, near 2Ith St Tel. 2246-MadisOn So.
GPAGG ANTIQUES CO. llG West '2d-st-.
buys and sells old mahogany. silver jew
eiry. Colnniai china
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
AUCTION SALES.

L n - -----~--->------~-----'-~--
NJ eIaer signed ty tho Hon. Charles +.
-. :. ,as e slsiice Supreme Court Of the
~ sell al Pullic Auction nv :iessrr,
S1-.,lA- sna seccomh auetioneers, at their
3, .2oiAs. corner @; Beach and West
crr !, .lSh q Manhattan. New York
i ise = clock noon or Tuesday. August
lllo BOXES O. VerGeIli LemOnSs
= 80. buisisRs. attached under warrant
GO aihent by me as sheriff Of Kings
GO, N ne action u 4. A Tucker
NO. against Zito Mau-scalco Company.
H. - J. fLAHEKTG, Sheriff of
- l-9uhiy- Dated August II, 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
HELP WANTED.

Male.
BOOKNEEPER wanted for work on sales
ledger Address. stating age. experience.
references and salary wanted, also how
soon YOU can accept position. BRASS BOX
81, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

GARDENER COACHMAN-Steady. re-
liable man. middle aged. SINGLE thor
Oughly understands Vegetables. flowers,
lawns. milk; one horse 10 required: moder-
ate wages; trustworthy, willing 10 work: 3
years splendid personal references W.
Box %. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
RED BANK LIME

Leaves FRANKLIN ST.. Pier "a. \. r., daily 3 D M
Sundays. a. only for Highlands. Red Bank etc.
Exc soc. Trolley Long Branch Asbury ParS
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
CID GOLD AND SILVER

WORKOUT COLD AND SILVER bourht
by Y. LO$GA1AE'S SONS. gold and Sill
ver refinery. = Iahn-Gs.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
UPHoLsTE.RING.

OLD FASHIONED rag CARPET 50 cents r-r
yard: reliable upholstsrins; mattresses.
new and renaklnE: foldiag beds repaired.
A. L. SCHRE1BER. 3sf Amsterdam ave.
Telephone a42i-Rlvar.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
HorsEcLEaNINs BUREAUS.

aErRni0ITTA Haus. c,.s mir, ,,,,,.,..,,-
an 80 =, r'n'nins s,,iisC clean ng S,f-tos
2iS ". 2I:h ~. Tsi. sf2o Chelssa. 80 lsRs
sseas1sy. .'e.. $3.50 Col.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
PEOPLES ILlME

NEW YORK-AIsBANY.
HUDSON RIVER BY SEARCELIGhT-
Steamers g W. MORSE. ocd dates Au--
gust. and ADIRONDACK. alternating. ".
Pier No 81 n. r., fnot Uf Canal ST..
p. NJ. and West l29th St. $50 =. H. Tally
Sundays inciudedl. Direct connection with
express trains at Albany TOR Saratoga. LaslG
George. AdirnndacEs. Thousand Islands and
Sharon springs. Orchestra. Automobiles
carried Tine table and Summer Book Free.
Beautiful Hudson by Searchlight.' Ice
NEW DOUBLE SERVICE.
Str. NEAN RICHMOND leaves Pier s.
n r.. every Wednesday and Friday az
$50 p NJ. Omittins W. i29th 81. service
equal 70 regular steamers.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
DENTISTRY.

C1-S:.TIcT IN "a II vi - 1870
Lexington ave. between 18th and 115th
SITS. New YOrk.-Specinlty OF the most
difficult crown and bridge work.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

L&CNDRESS assist chamherwork. BY neat
gil. goO1 references; city OF country q
l.. Mrs Golfers Agency. l@2 West 2fI 81
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
ASTiQCEs.


AT EBLE'S ART GALLERY, 1l5 WEST
s2d st. near 9th sVe.-AntlQues. cUTio..
old Jewels silverwAre. rare fans. paintings.
miniatures and weapon, Old gold bought.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

I.AUSIllESS. Fiist class, by The ,sav;
hast citv reference: Suede. L. OSIEls-
AOLM, ttQ Last tatA a.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
llln eaYes of VerseIli E.emnrs.
ARTS.

ireeS SAlsLElRH or ANERICAS PAINT
tsi',.s' y John-st.. Room 3l.-Spec3ai eS-
49, y OAse T. Blacks realistic land
SalieFy open from 10 10 Q.
iss taken for hand book binding; orig
- ~. o9sflgns; also Instruction eiyer. Bind
--oltA 4. HALL. l5C 18th ay., y. I.
- Tea ard Cocoa Room.-Repair-
tTiE-ssAs, q 1fic-a-brac snS ayf trearures.
s---AElrs. az 5th ave
S.,tlI -. DscyrRted Vases. G8c.. worth 50:
- - like them IN L. s.; Cut Glass
-. Aorth s. BURKE. lG ". 2ed
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

CHARMING EXCURSIONS
WEST POINT. KEWBURGH AND PO'KEEPSIE
Daily texcept Sunday. by Palace Iron Day Line
steamers New York and Albany Rrookyn Fulton
p. - -" '0' ~-S
MoRNfNG AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

WASHING and NIFsNnING deae moderately
fsr taaies or reutlcsrea by Tfiilhic Cor
man widoV4 Addrcss MIS-. EssOWES. asl
E.sst cath 81
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
FOR SALE.

MICROSCOPES, guns mathematical, sur
gical and surveying Instruments: unTe-
deemed pledges a speciality. NICKLIN'S S
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. IG3 Park Row
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

PHOTOGRAPHER. - Experienced in all
branches; owner OF two valuable cameras;
sTeaks French and German. II. KRIZA-
NOWSKI 214 West 14t& 50.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

SALESMAN-Ex Experienced in any line, 10
sell general trade in New England; an
urexcelled. speciality proposition; commits
sions and s35 weekly for expenses. THE
CONTINENTAL JEWELRY COMPANY.
Cleveland. 0.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
Central RYDS0N LIME,

VI % ubtNts 10 . q efS'1u Nuu %
Boats leave Franklin ST. q P NJ; Satur-
DAYS. P. NJ. for Kingston Through tho
Highlands Is Daylight; fun doyi'Sbt trip
every saturday Connecting with CATS
KILL. MOUNTAIN points via L. s d. r.
r. Early morning train from Steamboat
Dock
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

INF ANTS NURSE, by neat young Ger
man girl; experienced: has four years
reference. city or COunsry TEL lgss-
Piazza. NiORROW'S BCREAUT. TsI Lexins-
tor ave. cor. SSth -.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

LAT NDRESS- --Ycuns Swedish woman;
thcroughiy cup0b,e. private family onl. /,
undt rntta r snTta aun collars. AT
BLOOMS I.GfP. RJ'HEAU, J4s Lexington
ave. TEL 4Sss-Plxa.