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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
CHICKEN FEED.

THOUSANDS. OF YOUNG CHICKS
Fl Save yours. Feed Purtna Baby Chick
Food. no grit. 100 po.nds, 1925: 20
pounds, Sl25: Is pounds, 75c. W. j..
8 TODD, 426. North Sixth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
/. PLUM zinc,

PLUMBING, GAS FITTING THINNING
and all kinds Of sheet metal work done
in frst-cluss manner. IIot-airs furnaces.
ranges and fireplace stoves Il. W.
DORSET g. CO.. 718 East Gary street.
Phone 2917. Fi5Ji 3s 5f95I 7jl5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

AM STILL TAKING IN aWASA!N Z
for, a livlng.t Let me do yours. los: e.
BLACK. Prop'r. New York Laundry.
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FOR %sALE-IMPERIAL 5PEKtN DUCK;
eggs for Matching. Is for 81. DUN
BREATH FARM, Rural Route e. Rich
Y mOnd. Va &as N53 i5+i 4i.45 i3 III tlssa.tR=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

FOR sADE-TFTREE HEALTHY MALE
Kids, 10 weeks old; lately weaned from
fine mich goat stock. IL. r. MAT
@I THEWS, Rio Vista, Va. Phone 4599R.
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FOR sALE-F1vE s1x-FooT SHOW
& cases, one outside case and s three-foot
showcases. Apply SHOWCASE, GA East
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SLIGHTLY USED tlsAA1PIll1) $500 PI-
z ano for $oe5 cash. highest grade piano.
guaranteed ten years, EsTEY ORGAN
AGENCY. 4s
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MISCELLANEOUS (, :;

pEsyT1, MAKE SHOW CASES IN THE
country at chea per prices than second
hand ones. SOUTHERN BARGAIN
N HOUSE. a-l4. VIZ. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

FRANKLY. q COMPARE KADMPFs f4oc.
candy with others at SOC; we're satls-
fled. KAEA1PF leads all3others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

WE MAKE BLUE PRINTS. RAIN OR
shine, by electricity. 2 North Eleventh.
- Phone 1884.
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sWANTED-HORsE TO b KEEP FOR
4 board in country: light driving: album
dance Of tlrst-class feed and attention;
responsible party. Address K sS5. care
TIn1es- Dispatch E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

NOTICE-IF YOU wild SEND ME- sal
viii send youn gallon Ct corn VIII q sk <,
eight years DID, BEN TERRY. ClarRs'
yille Va. y }asE6
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NOTICE.

Il. ". IFARtss, SUCCESSOR no L.. y.
Hayden, 40l. West Broad street. Having
wish Is cali Inc attention, Nt ny ft,cad;;
and the public to the fact thAt sell Al
him at the old stand. A fresh lot Of
his famous remedies Just received also
a full line OF pAtent medicines, TOBACCO,
cigars. toilet articles, pcrt41tnery. lith No.
mali or telephone Will receive prompt
attention: gil goods sol dat right prices
Phone l193
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

SPECIAL, AND # PATENTED MA
chnery built. why not have your idea
IL developed, manufactured and marketed?
That is part Of our business; liberal
proposition. G. B. FORD CO.. sTrigg
Hhinyard phone 2028 a#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

FURNITURE WANTED-SPOT CASH
paid for large and small lots Of q !, g g o
furniture; entire households pure Y, I seq g
OFFICE, No. 200 North Fifth Street.
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CUNN1NGHAM's DIGESTIVE TAB
let's will cure indigestion, consupa ton
and torpid liver: theytenrich the blood
and produce lovely complexion: loo.
box by mail; stamps taken. Address
\ JUDsON CUNNINGHAM. The Drug
h gst. Richmond. Va. ass q
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JOHN sCHD0R. TIE JEWELDR, NOV
ed to 917 Bank Street, next TO Illnes
i building t
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FISHING TACKLE.

ELEGANT, FRESH STOCK JUST IN.
"Anglers" come In. HARRIS 3FiARn--
WARE CO., 400 e. Broad Street. DIZZY
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MRS. l.. B. MORRIS IS NO LONGER
CO, but6has opened new millinery par
5 Tors at. 2Os North Fifth Street., with
entire new stock Of latest millinery
novel ieR.rttf N - -,.-.l. lGl.-. s .N.-. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

IF YOU WANT YOUR HOUSE ON TIMD
b give the contract to r. r.. BROWN.
Barton Heights, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF AVN
,ngs, Tents and flags IN the SCUM /;
4. prices right. II. e. COPELAND & CO.,
l08 North Ninth Phone 2578.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

WE SELL AN ALL IRON. BED. WITH
mattress from S4.25 up OSTRAND-
ER'S, 200 W. Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

DON'T PUT OFF OPENING a. E q, *
4 account until you have a whole lot {,
money: start in small way BY dG ~, {, rs,
ing littl6 ever day IN TH .lE, r r 81.
NATIONAL. BANK. ana yoW VIII DC er Su1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

CHEERFULLY GIVEN
3 on Awnings, Tents and Flags: prompt
work: large stock. H. e. COPELAND
e. co. Phone 2576. }
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

FoRjH IsALE-TyyENTY-FO LOT ON
3 Franklin Street, near Shafer. Address
L AS, care Times-Dispa tch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

sELEcTED BOSTON TpRRIERs.
rs Eli street. Philadelphia, Pa. z
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BICYCLES AND sUNpRiEs.
rHE 1908 .STEHL1NG" BICYCLE.

THE 1903 sTE11L1NG BICYCLE.
"Bullt like a watch" Factory price
last year, }45; our price for 1905. $3.50.
Cnctusproof, slngle-Tube Tires, $500;
"Nntional" Single Tirea, S1.60. The best
at cheap price. HARRIS HARD
WARE co.
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OSTRICH FEATHERS.

OSTRICH FEATHERs-TAKE YOUR
old feathers to THURSTON's: they win
make them new again THURSTOf'S,
No. 3O8 North Fifth Street.
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UMBRELLA REPAlRER,

sCHRBMP, S21 NORTH FIFTH, RE-
pairs and makes umbrellas to order
sPhone him.
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WE DO GOOD PLUMBING AT REA-
sonable prices RICHMOND PLUMB
ING AND A1ANTE1 co. 26 North 9th
Street, ~ 755a 5t

A RUNNDR-A FINE CUSHION TIRE
Runabout for 500: fully guaranteed. and
stylish vehicle. ", c. SMITH. 814 n.
Fifth Street. &
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LAWN MOWERS.

RpEN-KUTTER LAWN MOWERS. TR1-
ME Reared, ba1-bearing: runs easy. cuts
smooth. For sale. HOWELL BROS.
zoe e, Broad ifI isht
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PAINT.

IF YOU WANT PAINT THAT STAYS
on roof or on house. try ours 70c and =
A gallon. New store; NAUGHAN'S, 2
w Broad st., near First Street. G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

TI5Is -1s -THE' PLACE FOR THE BEST
in drinking and eating: popular prices =.
give us a call. M. j. JAWLER, sVz ~.
4 Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

FINE HAND AND MACHINE sEW1NG
wanted for July and August: embrold-
cry; exclusive and original designs for
Lingerie waists; references Address
"LlNGERIE,'' care Postmaster, Farm
Vile, Va. E,.t 533i5 szs55 ~ SGl ri.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

WANTED, YOU LADIES TO KNOW
that we have the materials from which
you can purchase Wall Papers. Uphol-
each the other. N. b. DAHL s. CO.,
The shop Of the Craftsmen, 10 East
Main. Phone 65s5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

FOR SALE CHEAP, A GOOD HORSE
that any lady can drive. Apply sos
Laurel or phone 1927.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

EVERY STYLE OF SHOW CASE
ready for Immediate delivery. SOUTH
X ERIN BARGAIN HOUSE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

YES, I'VE HAVE OPENED UP NEW
and new stock and prices that Will In
terest you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

WANTED, TO SELL "A YOUNG MULE,
Weighing near LOO pounds. YLDEt d
IL RYAN. Linden and Cary. Phone 1879.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

DOCTORS BUGGIEs-1 HAVE TWO
Fine Rubber Tire Secondhand Doctors
Buggiea, in excellent condition. ". c..
SMITH, 214 N. Fifth.
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FISHING TACKLE

SEE US BEFORE GOING ON. THAT
Easter picnic for fishing tacklei pig
stock on hand ELBA HARDWARE
CO. ~
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THE BEST VARIETIES AMP THE
hest Rose Bushes In America. 800 per
dozen and up. MERIT ROSE CO, ".
Grace and Cedar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

NEW $50 EGG INCUBATOR FOR SALE
H. at reduced price. Address 1NCU3A-
TOR, oil N Avenue. Barton Heights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

ALBEMARLE SWEET CIDER BY BAR.
RAJ or cnrload: also manufacturera Of
s 70! ppee snoS GR T5S SSso ak1s
n CIDER MILLS Greenwood Depot. Va. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

CASH FOR FURNITuRE-F1R
household furniture In unlimited lots
purchased for cash; prompt attention 10
orders. Address E. 339, care this ottlce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

DURING ERf LENT i EAEN1PFS BEEN
busy. Aren't you hungry for some good
e candy? q;
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CORN PLANTERS.

CORN PLANTERS - SINGLE AND
double row; with and withous fertilizer
attachments. THE CALt-NATT{ co.
Is South Fifteenth Street. between Main
and Cary. 59.&sE
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WIRE FENCE.

~ 1r.s FENCE WIRE * on WANT, WIZ
8'r have 1t, from 1-foot to eject Try ,lH on
prices. New store; West Broad
ale5t ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

FOR SALE, VELVET HALL AND STEP
at 4O4 North Thirty-fourth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

A GOOD PAINT is THE ONLY CHEAP
paint you can buy. Jap-a-Lnc, and
full line brushes and stains at HOWELL.
BROS, GN2 f. Broad Street. @
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SPORTING GOODS.

BASEBALL GOODS ALL KINDS:
a Reacf's goods a specially. ELBA
III HARDWARE co.
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BARGAIN FOR A QUICK BUYER
fne paying lunch room: strict investiga-
tirsf ru, tcd., Answer quick G 1855, care
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" TI-IEJl - ~
WANTED.

30 70 UWANT INCOME FOR LIFE?
ID Equals Belle telephone or Standard Oii;
nifty; SO Invested may mean $40 yearly;
inve stigate. Reliable agents wanted
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SECONDHAND CHAPEL RIG A n,
fine condition, SIS. ESTEY ORGAN
AcFNCY lFE sig..s5.sfft Esi. sa1ff5 g5
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WANTED, BY A GOOD WASHER WO-
man, washing; clear water and refer
ences NJ. POLLARD. 100 ". Leigh.
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WANTED-ENG1NE AND BOILER
suitable for brick hoist. Address, With
particulars, p o. Box III. city.
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/ FURNITURE MOVING.

MILLNER's RELIABLE TRANsFER rs
the place to have your moving done
right and at right price; also trunks ana
Broad street. ll Sfl,}f53t a.
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OUR sPR1NKL1NG LIME Is CFIEAP P.
Phone 1o4. VAUGIIAN's. Try q peck.
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UPHoLsTERING AND DECORATIONS

SLIGHTLY USED BABY 3gl GO-CAR'
for sale. Inquire 3h W. Marshall,
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FOR sALE-NEW MILES CONCRETE
Block Machine, very cheap. NEWTON
STONE, General Delivery. Columbus,
Ohio,
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ron sALE-sECOND HAND TRAP IN
good order: cheap to a quick buyer: also
Secondhand Grocery Wagon. good as
(. new;a bargain. B. c. BRIETOW, 1000
; East Franklin Street. 4
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
secondhand clothing and shoes Send
postal. MORAN e. CO.. s2214 East Main.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-08
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion Theater.

There seems to be no end of the musi- cal attractions offered by the progress sive Shubert management, and all are of the highest grade, of artistic excel lence. The latest offering of this char acter is the new musical satire, "The Social Whirl," which is announced for early presentation here. Charles F. Doty and Joseph Herbert wrote the play itself, and they originated a most ingenious story which has been logical ly developed along farcical lines. The music is by Gustav Kerker, the famous composer of ''The Belle of New York, '' and no more tuneful and catchy music has ever come from this source. "The Social Whirl" satirizes 8 number of present-day fashionable foibles good naturedly, but insistently. It enlists the services of a remarkable all-star company of players and singers, in- cluding Adele Ritchie, Joseph Coyne Ada Lewis, Blanche Deyo, Frederick Bond, Willard Curtis, Maud Raymond Elizabeth Brice and Ross and Fenton "The Social Whirl'' will be presented at the Hyperwion theater on Monday and Tuesday, March 19 and 20.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-08
New Haven Thenter.

l His Last Dollar" which is announce ed for presentation at the New Haven theater tonight, tomorrow night and Saturday night and at the matinee Sat- urday, is now in its third prosperous season. It is story of the love of a manly man and a womanly, woman, well woven with bright comedy lines and mirthful situations. While David l Higgins is a notable stellar feature in the company, he by no means carries the entire burden of success, for the in- cident of the brave Kentucky girl, Ele- amor Downs. played by Miss Eleanor Montell, who has brought her dearly horse East to race in the great Futur- 1 ity, is woven into the general theme of this American play in a natural and skilful manner, and the truer side, as well as better, of the racing subject is | in this play shown for the first time on the stage. A strong drama well set in 1 five acts, is the result of the effort of MT. Higgins and his collaborator, Dr. Cooke, and the play promises a contin- ued life of success and popularity. The piece concerns Joe Braxton, who has followed life as jockey, c2wboy and ranch owner, and finally enters the mecca of Wall street Through the machinations of a scheming broker he is thrust upon the wall of ruin, but is brought down through the winning of the great Futurity race by Mongrel, a thoroughbred owned by his old employ CTS daughter, which has been brought east by her in the hope that she might save her father from ruin.
 A strong company will support MT
 Higgins and Miss Montell, under the management of Messrs. Stair and Nico- lai, and an elaborate equipment has been furnished to give the drama a proper setting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-08
SLEEP DESTROYER. The Old Fashioned Coffee

She suffered from nervousness by day and sleepIessness by night.
 ''Up to three years ago." writes a young woman, T was in the habit of drinking coffee freely and did not real ize that it was injuring my health till was suddenly made the victim of ner- vous headaches so violent that I was compelled to give up household activi- ties and stay in bed much of the time. Then insomnia came upon me and the wretchedness of sleepless nights was added to the agony of painful days.
 This lasted till year ago, when l was persuaded by a friend to give up coffee entirely and use Postum Food Coffee. The result was, in less than a week I began to feel the change for the better, my nerves grew stronger and l began to sleep little. Day by day the improvement continued and in a short time, l was restored to health. My headaches left me, the nervousness passed away entirely, and l enjoy good sound sleep every night.
 This Is what l owe to Postum, and feel it but right to tell you of it." Name given by Postum Co.,, Battle Creek, Mich.
 There's a reason, Read the Tttle book, The Road to Wellville," in pkgs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-08
Trio Chamber Concert.

In spite of bad weather and counter attraction at the Hyperion, an audience of six hundred gathered at College street hall to hear the concert of cham Der music by the trio which played last year under the name of the Faculty Trio-Professor Knight, Troostwyk and MT. Schultz. When the Faculty Trio was formed last year it was thought it would be permanent, but the retirement of MT. Schultz from the de- partment of music upset calculations The Trio had engaged, however, to play in the University Extension course, and Mir. Schultz came up from New York to perform his part.
 The concert only served to show more clearly what the lovers of good music lost when the Faculty Trio ceased to exist. One could hardly believe, while listening to the beautiful balance be- tween the instruments, that there had been only two short rehearsals. The l first two numbers-the Beethoven Trio in D flat and the Tschaikowski theme and variations-were played by this trio last year. but the third number on the programme-the Schumann-Was new to New Haven. In the Tschaikow ski composition the lovely melodies were splendidly brought out by the cello and violin, against the piano background of rich color. Professor Troostwyk in particular was in great form. Professor Knight made the piano part a real pleasure to hear, Some thought his performance of the Beetho- ven number among the best pieces of playing he has ever done.
 It is too bad that Faculty Trio is no more. Couldn't these gentlemen try it under some other name, if Faculty Trio" is not quite truthful? There seems to be a place for such trio.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-08
TO BUY 2,ooo FEET OF HOSE.
Action of the West Haven Board Q
 Warden and Burgesses.

Action of the West Haven Board of
 Warden and Burgesses.
 At a meeting of the wardens and burgesses of West Haven held on Tues day evening, March 6, a resolution was passed carrying out the vote passed at a citizens meeting, which ordered the board of wardens and burgesses to purchase zoo feet of hose for the Shore Hose company; also 1,2O0 feet for en- gile company No. 1; also 100 feet for North End Hose company-in all, 2OOO feet. The vote instructed the wardens to at once pur chase 1000 feet of Boston Alpha brand hose at 52 cents per foot from the Boston Woven Hose company of Boston; also 1000 feet at 54c per foot from the New York Car Spring and Rubber company ow New Jersey.
 It was also voted to repair the dirt roads by contract and to expend the balance of the highway appropriation not needed to pay for such repairs on permanent stone roads.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-08
HYGIENIc IN CONTROL.

Of the sNew Haven Ice Company. Complete control of the New Haven Ice company has passed into the h9 8 of Charles E. Curtis, president of the Hygienic Ice company The board of directors of the New Haven Ice com pany will retire immediately and Pres ident Curtis will install his own board at once Yesterday stockholders in the New Haven Ice company received the following circular letter: "To the Stockholders of the New Ha- ven Ice Company.
 Dear Sirs:-The directors of the New Haven Ice company announce that a, controlling interest in the stock of the company has been acquired by Charles E. Curtis in the interest of the Hygien- ic Ice company of this city. For the remainder of the stock pur- chase price of $20 per share may be obtained by all shareholders who desire to sell provided they send their certif- icates in proper form for transfer and indorsed in blank to the City bank of New Haven, Conn, on or before March l9, 1906.
 "The directors, after a careful con- sideration of the situation, recommend the acceptance of this offer, and pur- pose to sell the stock owned by them personally at the figure named.
 "A. Heaton Robertson,
 President.
 Samuel A, York,
 Treasurer.
 John P. Augur,
 Henry W. Bishop,
 John D. Jackson,
 Board of Directors. March 6, 1906"
 The purchase of the stock of the New Haven company has been going on for some time, and it is understood the prices paid averaged between Sl6 and $17 per share. The par value Is $25, and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-08
WANT TO SET IT ASIDE.

Judge John M. Thayer of the superior court yesterday forenoon heard argu- ment from Attorney E P. Arvine and Attorney slade, as to motion to set aside the verdict in the suit of Henry Jacobi of New York against Deputy Sheriff Roger S. Austin of Walling- ford.
 MT, Arvine, who was associated witGl c. A. Harrison in the defense, argued that the verdict was contrary to the evidence, pointing out several discrep- ancies in the testimony of some of the witnesses for the plaintiff.
 The court intimated that 1t would not have rendered any such verdict itself. It, however reserved decision.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-08
IMPORTANT SUIT.
Night of Wife to Enforce Fulfilment of

Right of Wife to Enforce Fulfilment of
 Husbands Contracts With Her
 Hartford, March 7.-The right of a wife to enforce the fulfilment of her husbands contracts with her was ar gued before the supreme court of errors at the capitol to-day, the case being en- titled Josephine c. Mathewson vs, All bert H. Mathewson.
 It came up on the plaintiffs appeal from the superior court of Hartford county where 1t was dismissed by judge Reed, Mrs. Mathewson, who lives in California brought suit against her hus- band, Albert H. lMathewson of Enfield. to recover $2,500 on promisory notes Her attorney gives as one of his rea- sons for appeal that the lower court erred in ruling that a woman married after April 20, 1877, cannot bring an ac- ton at law against her husband.
 The court will probably be in session another day. et
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-08
KILLED AT BELLE DOCK.
Unknown Laborer Caught Beneath De

Unknown Laborer Caught Beneath De-
 bris of Wrecked Coal Shovel.
 A fatal accident occurred yesterday afternoon near the roundhouse at Belle dock, in which one man was killed and another badly hurt The dead mans name could not be learned, there being nothing on him by which he could be identified. The injured man is Alfred Goulet, of Fall River. His foot is crush ed badly.
 Both men were employed by the Blue line and were unloading coal from a barge, when the cable which held the scoop with which they were working broke and they were caught beneath the falling debris. The dead mans neck was broken and he died on the way to the hospital. The accident oc- cured about o'clock. Goulet is rest ing as well as could be expected at the New Haven hospital.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-08
5; s;''t sfs BASEBALL GOODS J. A. Mckee S.
 o3o Chapel Street.
the stock has been paying four per cent, yearly on, par value, or about one dolas
 lar. per share per year.
MANICURING cHIRoPopY.

{ !. MANICURING-
 Miss Mary E. Lengels establishment a. $40 Chapel street, room No 6, HiI4 4binger building, continues to be the leading place of its kind in this city, Manicuring, chiropody, facial massage. and scalp treatment receive the most skllful and i'll every way most satis-- factory attention, All the appointments are first class and the results attained are highly appreciated. By the large number of patrons who visit the estab- lishment for treatment Miss Lengel prepares a number of toilet articles which are made. from the best mater+ ials and which are eagerly sought afteH by large and steadily increasing numF1 Der of ladies who have tested their worth and efficiency. She also keeps z choice line of manicure goods, compriBA ing soap, powders, Ibleaches, rose tintss etc. See advertisement