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Weddings
WILLARD-HAINE ES.

Miss Grace V. Haincs, OF Colora
daughter OF Mr.. J. 7. Iiaines, and Mr.
Kenneth L. Willard were united in
marriage by Rev. Marshall Owens, i'll
Camden, n. J., on Saturday, April 27,
at 3 p. M After the ceremony the
happy couple We're driven to the Read
ing Terminal. Philadelphia, Pa, where
they left for points North. Upon their
return they will reside in Camden
where the groom makes his head
quarters as Representative OF the
International Harvester Company.
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WOman'S Auxiliary Meeting

The Woman'S Auxiliary Missionary
Society OF the Diocese OF EaSton, will
meet at Trinity Church, Elkton, on
Wednesday, May 20. the session CON
tinuing during Wednesday and Thurs
day. A large number OF delegates will
be in attendance. There will be ad-
dresses by Bishop Talbot we'll known
as most effective Missionary speaker,
and others, whose names will be an
nounced later.
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New State Health Officer

DR. l.. Marshall Price, Of Towson
has been appointed secretary to the
Board OF Health to succeed DR.. John
s. Fulton, whose resignation was
noted in the WING recently. DR..
Price has been DR.. Futon's assistant
for some years, and is consequently
we'll qualified to take up the work laid
down by DR.. Fulton. He is 20 years
old and recognized for proficiency IN
his profession
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Mems Meetings Ended

The Sunday afternoon meeting for
men will not be held tomorrow, owing
to an accident to the expected speaker
Detective Todd Il. Hall. Detective
Hall telegraphed the Committee that
a fall had put him in bed and he would
have to cancel his engagement. This
closes the series of meetings for the
present season.
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tudc in our part OF the country--one
that draws people from as far away
as New York City. This year, from
the way the entries are coming in, and
the interest manifested throughout the
countryside, it is very evident that
everyone who can possibly get there
intends to be there.
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DE\NIS-EDWtRDS.

Mis-, aura Edwards, OF Havre de
Grace, and Mr. Carroll Dennis, OF
Earltou. were married Wednesday
week. at Level NJ. p. Parsonage, by
Rev t. X Lewis
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F.ADEI.EY-MAlIAN.

Mr.. Henry NJ. Fadelcy and Mis-, Ida
May Mahan both OF Havrc de Grace,
were married "Wednesday week, by
Rev. !. NJ Gray, at the Havre de
Grace NJ. F.. Parsonage.
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TONES GREAT
TRACK MEET


athletic Carnival which has become the
classic interschoIastic athletic event OF
the East. To it come the best ath
letes OF the three nearby citics-Phila-
Gelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
They meet in competition bows from
The inland schools throughout Mary
and, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Della
ware, and other points. There are
raore than two hundred athletes. the
best Of the section. connecting this
ear in 2z events.
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JOSIA c. POWELL.

Francis Shippers, OF Havre de Grace,
a Cecil countian by birth, and a vet
eran of the Civil War, died at his home
in that town, Wednesday night, from
spasm OF the heart, brought on by in
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-20
(" Reserve
Force"
that the word for
Grape=Nuts
FOOD

II want to tell you about Grape
Nuts food, and my experience with it.
II had for year or two, felt a gem
eral debility creeping on me, and also
suffered from f1atuleney, piles, etc,
which 1 began to think was due to adj
vancing age, now being 65 years old,
when, in the providence of God, as I
believe, Grape-Nuts was brought to my
notice, and tried as an experiment.
In a week 1 found a decided i'm
provement in myself, and have kept
improving ever since, and am now be-
ing congratulated on the great change
in my appearance by all acquaintance.
Not only so, but l feel have reserve
force so that l do not feel wearied at
night, although l have worked con-
tinuously from 1880 a. m. until 9 p. m.
II recommend Grape-Nuts to my
friends and acquaintance, and all of
my family use the food, and it is on
the table at every meal whatever else
is omitted. I write this being DESTROYS
of giving vent to the grateful feeling
entertain for the benefits received from
the use Of this Incompatible food
The particular element which pro-
duces the feeling of strength is the de-
Iicate particles of Phosphate of Pot
ash, not the phosphate of the drug
store, but that which is prepared by
Nature and furnished in the field
grains. This delicate element, not OBJ
served by the taste, is used by Nature
in connection with the albumen of food,
to rebuild the gray matter in the nerve
centre throughout the body and in the
brain and solar plexus, so that one
thus nourished and rebuilt is very sure
TO feel the effects Of this rebuilding
within a week or ten days, and this
feeling grows and becomes fixed as one
becomes a steady, everyday user of
Grape-Nuts. There's a Reason" Read,
The Road to Wellyille, in pkgs.
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Mortgage Deeds.

Samuel L. Cohen to Thomas Bren-
nan, land with buildings, Lamberton
street, 96 feet; $1,000
Vito zuchichi to Raymond Macina.
land, Prince street, 43 feet; $3.50.
Harris Weiner to Harry w. Asher,
land with buildings, Lafayette street, 30
feet$ $500.
Jacob Cohen to Harris Weiner ct al,
land, Gold street, 81 feet; $500.
Harris Weiner ct al, to Abraham L.
starin, land, Lafayette street, 80 feet;
$1,000
Harris Weiner ct al. to Simon Persky,
land with buildings, Lafayette street, 80
feet; $4,000.
Julia B, Stontenbergh to New Haven
Savings bank, land with buildings,
Chamberlain street, 80 feet; 5000,
Harris Weiner to simon Persky, land
with buildings, Lafayette street, %
feet $500.
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LINE NEARLY FINISHED.
Double Tracking to City Point Com
plete in Ten Days,

Within the next ten days the trolley
company will have completed its dou-
ble-tracking to City Point, as there
only remains about 1000 feet to be COW
cred. This will mean better service and
more cars.
It is also expected that within two
weeks the traction work on Edgewood
avenue, between Orchard and Fotchkiss
tsreets. will have been finished and then
the Connecticut company will bend its
energies towards finishing the job down
Ito Norris Cove, also starting to rip up
and set down new rails over the State
street line from Chapel street to Gran
Miss Corners
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Quit Claims.

National Savings bank to James Cal
lahan, land, Poplar street, 40 feet.
Timothy J. Eagan to John n King,
land with buildings, Poplar street, 80
feet
Charles C. Morehouse to James CAL
lahan, land Poplar street, 40 feet.
Thomas Kelly to Antonio Staiano,
land, st. John street, 40 feet.
John B. Morse, adm, to Antonio
staiano, land, St. John street, 40 feet
Clara NJ Ortman to Doretta S. John
son, land with building, Franklin
street, 80 feet.
Mlddetown Savings bank to Sarah b
Bassett, land with building, Ivy street.
Harris Weiner to Harry w. Asher,
land, Gold street. 81 feet.
Abraham l., starin to Harris Weiner
land with buildings, Gold street, 81
feet
New Haven Savings bank to Julia b
Stoutenberg, land with buildings, Sher.
man avenue, 50 feet,
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RuiIding Permits.

The following applications for build
ing permits We're filed with the building
inspector yesterday;
McCusker & Schroeder building on
Church street: cost, $4,000.
Miner, Read & Garrette, warehouse
on State street; $4,000.
Frederick D. Grave, brick addition on
house on High street; $4,000.
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stryehn,ne Kills a Baby.

East Hampton, July 19.-The two
year-old son of Mr., and Mrs Irving
H. West died late last night as the re-
suit Of taking several stryehnine tab
let's which had been intended as medi-
cine for the childs grandmother. The
boy died in great agony about an hour
after he took the pills.
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John NJ. CHAMPION. Of this city, with
George T. Mathewson, of Enfield, and
f. Hart Geer of Hadlyme, all members
of the state commission on fish and
game, will start for Erie, Pa, to-day
to attend the sessions of the National
Association of Fish and Game Commits
sioners on July 1926, Many matters
pertaining to fish and game legislation
will be discussed at the session.
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TELEPHONES,
EDITORIAL ROOM, 664.
BUSINESS OFFICE. 1881.
NEW AnNERTIsEMENTs To-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Notice-Committe on Military
Est. Wilson dingham-Probate
Salesman Wanted-Monroe Cigar Co.
Watch pairing-Durant II
Exeursion-N. Y, n. II. & II. r. r,
Wanted-Girl-P. o. Box o
Wanted-Girls-Br Brooks Collins Co.
Wanted Boys-Strouse, Adler Co.
For Saturday-Hamilton & Co.
Financial-H. c. Warren & Co. l.
For the Housewives. S. Adams
PreInventory Sale-EdW. Malley co.
The Chas. Monson Co.
Clearance Sale--Wm. Frank & Co.
Negligee Shirts-Gamble-D Desmond
Clothing Sale-Davis & Co.
ap-a-lac-John E. Bassett Co.
Grape Nuts-Grocers' l:
Cuticura-Druggists !,
Sorosis Shoes y
Financial-Yale National Bank II
Uneeda Biscuit /.
Castoria
Beecham's Pills l.
Glen's Sulphur Soap il
The Household Surgeon
Mrs. Somers' Treatment. Il
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'Is Mr.. Bliggins a good golf player?"
NO." answered Miss Cheyenne, 81
happened to be sufficiently near to
hear his language when he made a bad
stroke. He may be an expert player,
but he is not a good one. Washington
Star.
Dear little Maudie awoke about 2
O'Clock the other morning and asked
mamma to tell her fairy tale.
tits too late, darling" mamma re-
piled. Daddy will be in shortly, and
he'll tell us both one. Philadelphia
Inquirer.
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Past Grand Chancellor w. J. Fuller,
general manager of the insurance de-
partment of the knights of Pythias,
will be at Woodland lodge No. SO, x.
of p, Of Branford, next Monday even
ing to explain the workings Of the new
classes of insurance in the endowment
rank.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-20

Wnrrantees.
James Callahan to Minnie Diener,
land with buildings, Poplar street, 40
feet.
George W, Dooley to James Dooley,
ct al, land with buildings. Bishop
street, 40 feet.
Thomas Brennan to Samuel Cohen,
ct al, land with building, Lamberton
street, 90 feet.
Harris Weiner ct al, to Jacob Cohen,
land with buildings, Gold street, 81
feet
Simon Persky to Harris Weiner, ct
al, land with buildings, Lafayette
street, 2S feet.
Walter r. Petrie to Michael Laeny,
land, Strong street. 50 feet.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-20

The annual reunion of the veterans
Of Company E, Twentieth G. VI, was
held yesterday at Lake Compounce.
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Mrs. Clara Doty, Of New Haven, is
spending a few days with friends in
Chester.
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Everybodys Magazine for August at
the Pease, Lewis company's.
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This afternoon the third Of the series
of baseball games between the Milfords
and Tigers, of this city, will take place
at the new Milford A. A. grounds in
Gulf street. The game promises to be
interesting, as both teams are about
equally matched.
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BRIEF MENTION.

High water to-day. 5;5S a. m.
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real estate TRANSACTIONS
DEEDS AS RECORDED
Quit Claims, Warrantees,
Mortgages and Attach
ments Filed.

The following real estate transactions
wero recorded in the town clerks Of
flee yesterday:
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The Branford baseball team will play
In Westville this afternoon, and to-
morrow the Winchesters and the Bran
foIds will cross bats on the Branford
diamond.
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1t is expected that Primo Martelio,
the North Haven farmer who while
riding a bicycle Thursday afternoon in
State street, North Haven, was struck
by an automobile, will recover. He is
a patient in the New Haven hospital,
and has a broken jaw and fractured
leg.
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Captain Page, of Battery A, Bran
ford, will have two new officers on his
staff when the soldiers go to camp next
week. James r. Quinn will be the new
first Orderly sergeant and Howard S.
Ilamphier the new commissary, vice
Walsh and Clancy, respectively, both
discharged w. P. Rice will again go
as veterinary sergeant
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-20

The Young Mems Republican club
has voted to have clambake this year,
as in former years.
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The social committee of the Christian
Endeavor society of West Haven is
planning for a moonlight picnic at East
Rock next Thursday evening The
party will leave the New Haven green
at $3.50 o'clock. Many will remember
the enjoyable time last year at this
same place.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
MORE SEA POSTOFFICES.
Third assistant Postmaster General
4rranges for Them.

James T. McCleary. Third Assistant Postmas-
ter General who went abroad than a month
ago to look into the question of increasing the
number of postohices the fast transatlantic
mail steamships arrived here yesterday the
White Star liner Celtic from Liverpool
Mr.. McCleary spent most OF his time travelling
between England. France and Germany. consult
ing with various government and steamship off,
ciais. He sent abroad the ocean postoffice
mission soon after the North German Lloyd Line
announced that it did not receive sufficient COM
pensation for the service. and that at the eIpra-
ton of the contract II would be discontinued.
1t was found that the steamship company was
right. and arrangements were Immediately made
to have the service continued that line and TO
an American postal clerk and from the coun-
try of the home port of the line. These clerks
assisted by two minor clerks in the sorting of the
and by the time port is reached the mail Is sent
without delay to destination. saving thereby thirty
seven hours for a large force of land clerks.
Efforts were also made TO establish similar facili-
ties with the three lines not now having post
Offices The Cunard Line asked much that plans
for postofffces its steamers dropped. 1t
Is probable that the service will be put on
the French Line steamships. 1t also definitely
settled with all the lines that the present service
will continue.
Mr. McCleary said the postofiice great
step forward although II really in the ex-
per.mental stage. The appropriation by Congress
for this purpose Is only $l25.0o0 per annum He
said he hoped that the department would be able
to get a much larger at the next session.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
MARKET STILL WEAK.
Rally at Close of the Day When
Shorts Rash to COUer.

Tho stock market in the first hour or yesief-
5o,,s short day followed the declining tendency
of Friday afternoon, opening lower on the weak
ness In the London market and STOCKS III many
caees falling to almost the lew level estaphsiieu
nv Thursdays collapse; but with the appear dh0e
of tho hank statement, which showed loan
contraction OF more than s14000,00o and an IN
crease of s1533525 in surplus reserve. recoS-
erv SET I'm on short covering, and prices a' the
o,osa v,ene aro,,nd the best of the day, Win
irregular changes
There was subsistence Of the Alns-Chai-
-,ars r11nors and the common and preIerreu
s,ocl,s gained respectively as and / as points oh
+na day METROPOLITAN Street Railway closed al
AZ unchanged from Friday, while the inter-
ho-ouph- METROPOLITAN issues were fractionahy
,ov,ar Reading Union Pacific and southern
Pacific each made net gain of Is point North-
orn Pacific 4 point each. and Great Northern
c,oeea q. the same figure as on the preceding
day.
Reports OF impending embarrassment Oh some
firm or industrial concern were suH hearo
Yesterday. but lacked deflniteness, a variety oi
names beipe mentioned, as is often the case III
times of market stress. Uneasiness continued
IN rravail over the tenor of the iInPorl TAM
sneeches to be delivered this week by the ffesi-
dent and Secretary Taft. and few could be louho
who believed that either of those addresses
would contain any balm for the sore heaf's u
stock market operators. the only consolation
heing that the expected emphatic utterahcss iia0
nerhaps already been discounted.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
MACHINISTS MAY STRIKE.
Decision of Employers on More
Woges Azcaited By 1900 Men.

Official word was received yesterday oy ,he
locals OF the International Association OF Machn-
lists and the Amalgarnated Society OF Engineers
In New York City and vicinity that the New YORK
and New Jersey Metal Trades Association WIN
meet WednesdaySto act finally on the demand
made on behalf of 1900 machinists for an advance
in wages Of % cents day. The machinsts hdFe
made preparations for general strike h eho
meeting decides adversely.
National President James O'Connel OF the ma
ch!nists came here from Washington last week
and had secret conference with the local oifcefs
at which he gave them instructions He after
ward attended q secret meeting OF District NO 10
OF the International Association Of Machinists'
which is making the demand
The employers would not say yesterday What ac-
ton may be taken Wednesday, but most OF them
are opposed TO granting the demand and expect
strike in case OF a refusal. strike Will tie up
work at the majority of shipyards.
Secretary Edward Hourigan. OF District NO 1S'
said Yesterday that the machinists had decided 70
act on Monday. thought It better 20 wait until
Wednesday TO give the employers the last chance
'If the meeting decides against the increase. he
said "a general strike will go into effect at once
We are we'll prepared and consider that the en-
ployers have received ample time TO act
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
STEEL ORDERS FALL OFF.
Industry as a Whole Not AdOersely
Affected, Says Dir. Topping.

John A. Topping president Of the hepuonc ifon
and Steel Company and chairman OF the poaro OIL
the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
in an interview yesterday on conditions IN 'he
iron and steel industry said that there hao oeeh
a moderate falling off IN the volume OF new ousi-
ness taken as a whole. but that TINS shrlhhase
so far had not adversely affected the steel ndus-
try TO any material extent
There had been increase in general prooucts
orders of about 10 per cent as compared Win
August 1896 He believed the condition or MS COM
NAMES to be only fair reflection of the conoitioh
Of other iron and steel producers: while there had
been halt in pig iron purchases 1t need not cause
alarm as sellers were heavily soid-in facN over
soId-and under these conditions buyers were More
anxious for delivery old contracts than 10 lahe
On new order obligations. He said that hnisheo
nro5uct sales for August indicated a volume equai
to their maximum production and that July ousi-
ness was In excess of the mills capacity.
Mr.. Topping believed that some slowing down IN
business was Inevitable, and possibly oesiraoie'
tut he was satisfied that the Industrial interes'9
generally were stronger, both financially ana pHS o
icaJlv than ever before. and that the IRON DUST
ness particularly was never in better shape iof
whatever adjustment might be necessary
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
West enty-third Street

cabin and storage passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived at the Bar a. I2:42
Phelps Bros & Co. with passengers and mdse- Ar
rived the Bar at 80 . m - 49, Vt,
II. Houston s. Co. with mdse Arrived at the
Steamer CITY Of Columbus Burg Savannah Augtet
u to the Ocean ss Co. with passengers and niase-
st.smer Knksrran tfsr5 smith. sourabaya June IT.
TO Benham & Boyesen. with sugar Arrived a. tho Bar
Steamer La Flandre Dutch. Claude. Ghent July 80.
Philip Ruprccht in ballast Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Celtic CBr,. HambesOn. Liverpool August 9
and oueenstown 10 the White Star Line with os3
the Bar at 120s a
Steamer Kore: Russ9 RiIscnsiodt Lisau July :,' ss
cabin 32S steerase passengers and md,e
steamer Amerika (Gerl. Knuth. Hamburg August g.
and s7s sTa shs s.sn a5
11o2 steerage mails and mdse- Arrived at
Steamer Phsdeiphia- Mills. Southampton and Cher
bours August 10. TO tho American Line With <so cabin
and 4os seemge passengers mails and mdss Arrived
Steamer jefferson. pOls, Newport News and Norfo1k.
Left l. s' ou.rartine 1 i at i2:s7 p m 'NS0'
!sms;cTn GansS,ns e r SsS9STs % Ns., ana
mdse. Left Quarantine at 200 .
gust IA with plaster. TO clifford L Miller 4 Co YES
Sci to Bennett Walsh Co. Arrived at Bar at i2:43
Steamer FL sislo Prescott. Galveston August H.
Southern Pacific Co. with mdss Left Quarantine
Steamer Arapahoe: Kemsle Jseksonvils August "a
ana ana mase I, % Quarantine At 4:4s m
Steamer Mohiesn GooSns, %, sos,1n, 10 me CId" ss
SAILED.
Steamers ST Louis. for SOUTHAMPTON VIA Plymouth and
CherbourE Mesaba (B, London; iceland tr). Antwerp
Dover; Etruria (Brl. Liverpool via Queenstown;
bourS lGerl Genoa. Naples Astoria
RT GssseS San aD1so gsan Naples rs;s Messna & etc
Naples and Genoa.