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The Washington herald., 1907-03-12
Criminal Court No. :
JUSTICE BARNARD


United States vs.. Thomas J. Grady housebTeak
ing and Larceny; plea. guilty sentence peuitentiary
for ten years. Attorney, ". C. Chase.
United STATES rs. james Craig. depreciation or
private property. plea, guilty sentence, euItentIaF7
for two years.
United States rs. Joseph Mead. larceny; plea
guilty defendant remauded-
United States vs. Watkins II. Williams, assault
With dangerous weapon; plea. guilty; defendant re-
mand1i.
United States IS BENJAMIN Langston, house
breaking and larceny: plea. not guilty. Attorney
". II. DE Reef.
United States VS. Jesse Bovycr, bigamy; plea
guilty. sentence. leuitentisry Tor tW0 years
United States Warren e. Nash. embeZZl6mCnt
plea guilty; sentence. WUIkhuuse for siX months
Auoruey. J. e. Foster
United States VS.. Louis Bricksr. houssbreskiug
verdict guilty; defendant remanded. Attorney, J.
r. Mclaughlin.
United states vs.. Joseph Lemon. houssbreakins
uolle pros.
United states vs. Mildred Campbell procuring mis-
carriage; noile pros
United states vs.. Thomas /. Grady, housebreak
ms. nDile rros-
United States vs. Charlie Thompson. robbery
plea. guilty. sentence. penitentiary for two years
Attorney, J. T. Mclaughlin.
Assignments for to-day:
United states vs. William Merriam
United States vs.. Harry Wilson
United States vs.. George Parker and Joseph An
deTson.
United States vs.. Mamie Queen.
United States Us. George Wayne.
Davis vs.. Capital City Benefit Society. Attorney
c. Il. Hemans and q. +. Collins-J. B. Archer.
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Prohate Court.
CHIEF LUsTICE CLABAUGF

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Estate OF Catherine DaIar0w; letters of admins
tration granted 10 Patrick Ryder; bond, 500. At
toruey. \. =. Taylor.
Estate Of SaiHe Y. Butts; letters OF sdIninistra
ton granted 10 Joseph +. Butts; bond. 500. At
toTney ]. +. Butts
Estate Of James e.. Beuet; order rstifying sale
Attorney William Henry Dennis
Estate Of William II. Shock. order C0nirmin.
auditors report. Attorneys, Brandenburg x Bran
dCnbuTG.
Estate Of David L. Fullerton petition TO sur
render stocks. Attorneys. CTOsthwaite & Colsday.
Estate Of II. B0Vyer Mcdonald; viii dated Feb
uary A. iS95. fled with petition for probate. At
torney. Robert f. Shepard
Estate Of Jonas Doerng; viii dated June a. 1905
filed admitted 20 probate and letters testamentarl
granted 20 Helen Y. Doering; bond. $50 Attor
ney George W. Drew.
Estate Of d. J. Gibson; viii dated May 25 ls9Z
fled.
Estate Of Henry hTupp; petition for probate o.
viii hled. Attorney Nelson Wilson
Estate of Sealina Thurston: petition TO confirm
former order Attorney. Thomas Walker
Estate Of Mary C. Cation; viii dated June 10
1906 filed.
Estate Of William c. Tyler; viii dated June I3
1892. dlcd,
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severe sentences &C Imnored.

Justice Barnard yesterday imposed the
following sentences: Charles Thompson,
alias Thomas Robinson, coIored. two
years I'm penitentiary. robbery; Thomas
J.. Grady. alias Joe Underwood, colored
house-breaking and larceny, ten years in
penitentiary. James Craig, colored, depre-
daUon OF private property, two years in
penitentiary; Jessie BOWyeT. alias Jessie
Bowie, c0lored. bigamy. TWO years in
penitentiary; Warren q. Nash, alias John
Sullivan. colored. embezzlement, six
months in workhouse. Louis Bricker en-
tered plea of guilty to the charge of
house breaking. He was remanded for
sentence.
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Fieht for ControI of sloek.

Julia T. Baldwin and Thomas W. Bald
win. executors Of the estate of William II.
Baldwin. yesterday filed suit against the
Washington Loan and Trust Company
the National Metropolitan Bank, and Al
to deliver 10 the Washington Loan AMI
Trust Company for cancellation certain
certificates of stock in the trust company.
1t is contended by the plaintiffs that the
defendants are not in legal possession of
the stock certificates, which were as
signed, it is alleged. without the consent
of William II Baldwin. Attorneys D. S
Mackall and Milton Stras6urger appear
for the plaintiffs
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TWO INDIAN NATIONS SUE.
Want Secretary EnjOined from Cam
ceiling AIlOtments of Land.

William c. Thompson and other mem
bers Of the Choctaw and Chickasaw na-
.tions yesterday filed a suit for injunl,'on
against James r. Garfield, Secretary or
the Interior.
The cOmplainants ask that Secretary
Garfield be enjoined from canceling GER
tain allotments of land made to them and
from striking their names from the roll
of membership in the Indian nations men
toned which, it is alleged has been
threatened. Attorney Chester Howe ap-
pears for the plaintiffs
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Circuit Court No. g.


Arnold vs.. Booth; verdict for plaintiff for l.09-
Plaintiff attorney. Eugene A Jones, defendant
attorneys ". L. Lester and Alexander Wolf.
United States ~ raI Tsttle vs. Commissioner %.
Patents order TO return 20 reiator So security fol
costs
Williams rs. W00dward Lothr0p; Jlry respited
Plaintiffs attorneys. Wolf & Rosenberg defendant
attorneys. W0rthiugt0n. Head q Fraley.
Rowland. administrator, vs.. National Metropolitan.
Citizens Bank. continued for the tenn Plaintiff
attorneys. Berry x Miner; defeusisnts attorneys. J.
b. Larner. Nckefiney 4 Flaunery. and Hamilton
Colbert & Hamilton.
Benjamin vs. Bruce; continued for the term
Plaintiffs attorney, J. 3. Green: defendants at
t0rufys Raistm < SiddCns.
Assignments for to-day:
No 4sl Cook vs. CovsiH ct al Attorneys. Col
drsn Feuniug-L. G. Williamson and Hamilton
Colbert q Hamilton.
No 5l2 Farrau rs. District OF Columbia. Attor
nsys. J. J. Darlington and ". T. sholes-E. II
Thomas.
No SO Fletcher Us. Anac0stia and Potoma
Railroad Company. Attorneys, B. T. Doyle-J. J
Darlington.
No. g. Thomas vs.. Washington Railway ant
Electric Cempauy. Att0neys. W ]. Lambert. J
Darlington.
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A JOB FOR ROOSEVELT.
Asked tn Deliver Earle Lectures on
Pacific Coast.

It President Roosevelt is looking for a
job during the winter of 1909-10 he may
find one out on the Pacific Coast.
He was invited yesterday morning by
Charles 5. Nash. dean Of the Pacific
Theological Seminary. to deliver the Z. n.
Earle series of lectures during the school
term mentioned, bat from all accounts
did not commit himself
The Earle lectures are delivered every
year by some prominent person who is
selected for his achievements in literature
+ or science, and the faculty of the Pacific
Seminary believe the President 10 be well
qualified for the place
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Conere.sman BnrthoIdt Speaks.

Representative Richard Bartholdt ad-
dressed a gathering of over 80 members
of tile Mems Club at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church last night his sub
Ject being Disarmament or Arbitration 3"
Mr.. Bartholdt, who is a leader in the
movement for the establishment of inter
national arbitration and the mutual abol-
ishment of armies and navies, expressed
his well-known views on the subject
which were enthusiastically received.
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No 1924. Jennie Grace Graham vs Martha A.
Hogan ct al; to substitute trustee, Complainant
solicitor. J. A. Maedel.
No 26s25 William c. Thompson ct al. Ts. James
Z. Garfield. Secretary Of the Interior iniunetioa.
Complaiaants solicitor, Chester Howe.
Nc 26s26. Julia T. Baldwin and Thomas W.
Baldwin, executors. rs. Washington Loan and
Trust Company, National Metropolitan Bank. and
Albert Fl. Bedford: injunction. Complsnsnt's So
lictoTs, d. 5. Mackan and 81 Strssburgsr,
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WILL STUDY INDIAN PROBLEMS
Secretary of Interior To Spend Two
Months Ina Territories.

The new Secretary of the Interior is
planning TO visit Oklahoma and Indian
Territories this summer and spend two
months there for the purpose of familiar
iZing himself with the various existing
their lands. The date of the visit has
not yet been fixed.
Gov. Franz, the Rough Rider, who has
been chief executive of the Territory of
oklahoma for some time. left for home
yesterday, after spending several days in
Washington. While here he discussed
conditions in the Indian country with the
Secretary, and viii give the latter the
benefit Of his experience when the Of
fetal tour is made this summer.
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wishes to sue Becnuse of wreck.

Joseph f. Butts yesterday petitioned
the Probate Court for letters Of admins
tration on the estate of Sallie D. Butts
his wife who was killed in the Terra
Gotta disaster. Butts states that he de-
sires to in itute proceedings against the
railroad company for damages for the
death of his wife
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Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re Thomas Z. Waggsman. referees fee ordered
paid
In re OsJCman and Butler. trustees; authorized
20 pay certain interest.
In fe VI. u. Sullivan. A. II. Bell and +. H B0s-
ley. appointed receivers; bond. S6Cj0.
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Increasing the Fec.

From the Louisville Courier-Journd
The Washington waiter will now expect
six bits instead Of four, applying the law
Of proportion TO the problem OF getting
his share Of the lawmakers salary.
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Lawsuits.

No 1885,. Otto &. Rupert rs Albert r. Erskine
note. 500 Plaintiffs attorneys, Wells, Hoover a
Wells and p. u. Neitch
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Criminal Court No. 4.
ITsTICE sTAFFOKD.

JUSTICE olAF tOkD.
United States vs.. Binser Hermann. violating Sec
tian 5483 r. s. T. :: on trial Attorneys, \. >.
Wgrthiugtcn and H. Prescott Gajley.
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Mechanics Lien.
Equity Suits.

No. 56t0 Parke NJ. Ward vs.. George II. Dyer
lot g. block 81, Columbia Heights, $3.50
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BLIGHT ON CHILDLIFE
Bad Effect of Hard Physical
Labor on Growth.
CONDITIONS ON FRUIT FARMS

Degrading Surroundings of Families
Engaged in the Preserving and
Berry Pickers-Diseases Due TO
Early TOiI-New CbiId-IabOr Law.
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DEA T HIS.


FRENCH-In West Haven, August II,
1907, Theodore "a. French, aged TWEEN
ty years and two months, son OF
Robert w, French.
Funeral services win be conducted from
the home of the father, 610 First
avenue, Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock Interment will be in Oak
Grove cemetery. Relatives ana
friends are invited to attend
TT1OMAS-In this city, Aug. II, 1907,
Sydney, wife OF Captain Thos Thorn
as In the 5Sth year of her age
Funeral services will be held at her late
residence No. 96 Howard avenue, on
Wednesday afternoon at half past
two o'clock. Friends are invited to
attend. a19t2t
BALDWIN, Milford, Conn, August
10, 1907, Sherman Fl, Baldwin. Aged
So years
Funeral from his late residence this
(Monday) afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
KELLEY-In Madison, Conn, August
Is, 1897, Mary b., daughter Of the
late James e. and Mary A. Kelley.
Funeral will be held from her late res
idence, ITO Davenport avenue, Mon
day morning at $50 O'Clock Solemn
requiem high mass at st. Johns
church at 10 o'clock. Interment in
St. Lawrence cemetery. alt 1t
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GRAND MASTERS DAY.
To be Observed at Masonic Home Sep
TENDER rs.

To be Observed at Masonic Home Sep
TENDER IS.
Circular letters are out from Grand
Master Andrew ]. Hallock announcing
that Grand Masters day is to be OBJ
served at the Masonic home in Wal
lingford Wednesday, September rs.
1t is requested that the brethren and
members of the Order of tn eEeastern
Star, assemble at the Masonic Home on
that day and enjoy day of rest and
pleasure, and as it is the twenfth an
niversary of the dedication of the
home, assist in making it a general
holiday for the Masons of Connecti-
cut"
There will be exercises of an inter-
esting nature, and every effort made
to enable all who attend to pass a
pleasant day at one of the most beau
tiful hillside homes on Connecticut"
Arrangements will be made with the
railroad for reduced rates.
Box lunches will be served by the
ladies of Mizpah chapter, o. e. S., OF
Wallingford.
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During the trial of an assault and
battery case before newly elected
justice of the peace down in Florida,
we read in Law Notes. the attorney
for the defense in his speech to the
jury criticised rather vigorously some
of the Justices rulings on points of
evidence. The old fellow squirmed
uneasily in his seat until he could
stand it no longer, when he sprang up
and shouted: II object to that kind Of
argument, sub" The lawyer paused
a moment and then replied with grave
dignity: Your objection is ovefruled,
sub" The justice swallowed hard, but
realizing that it was his duty to pre-
serve the legal technicalities, he slowly
subsidized into his chair and announced
in humble tones: Then the State
takes an exception, suh.H Then meekiy
bowling his head he awaited the
further pleasure Of the attorney.
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point Tuesday, the weather permitting.
There will be- forty-fve in the party
and they will leave the depot in a
special electric car at 5 o'clock and go
direct to the point,
Mr.. and Mrs Atwell and son, STAN
ley, were the weekend guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Park
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Buchannon of
Jersey City, N j., are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bolton of Church
street.
Miss Dorothy Mix left Saturday for
a vacation at Indian Neck.
Henry w. Allen returned Saturday
from a stay with hts cousin Robert
Allen. Of Walnut beach.
Jared r. Kimberly is enjoying a va
cation In Canada.
Mrs. Hattie B. Houston who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Emma Allen
for the past week, left Saturday for
New Haven.
The Phelps School for Girls will open
September % under the direction of
the Misses Atwater with two new in
structors.
The public schools will open septem-
Der 8. The high school will have two
new instructors, one in mathematics
and commercial course Instructor
The Choate School for Boys will
open for the fall term September 81.
Three new face will be seen in the
faculty this year. A new master Of
French and German has been engag-
| ed, and the school win be in excellent
shape to care for its pupils the COM
ing year.
John Bastek, jr., and Linwood Hall
left Saturday for Atlantic City and
Saratoga.
row for stay at Weekapaugh, r. l.
Mr.. and Mrs ], Walter Hall left
Saturday for vacation at Meach
Park.
Mr. and Mrs G. W. Leavenworth
left to-day for a two weeks stay at
Block Island.
Miss Minnie Taylor left Saturday
for a weeks vacation at Indian Neck
Harold Pond, of Branford, is the
guest of George Beaumont, of North
Farms.
Mrs Howard Parker and son Sher-
man left to-day for visit with
friends in Middletown.
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NEWS OF CRAWFORD
Jesse Johnson Theft Case in Court TuesdayDr DIV Johnston
Hurt in New Haven-nteresting Items.

cident in New Haven Tuesday evening
" lille attempting to get on trolley
car he missed his footing and fell, sus-
tanning bruises which have confined
him in doors since the mfshap. He ex-
poets to resume his work next week.
s. IA. Griswold, who has been spend
ing few days in Trenton, \ j., has
returned to his home in BranNrd
Services at Trinity church Sunday in
Guided q celebration of the Holy Com
munion at 945, morning prayer and a
sermon at 10:45 and evening prayer
with instructions at 1880. Rev. H. B.
Qlmstead, rector Of Christ church, Dow
er, Del. officiated
All operations at the plant of the
Nalleable Iron Fittings company en-
jeyed a holiday Saturday The works
viii be closed each Saturday for the
present.
Robert Foote of New Haven is in
town for few days.
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-FOUR FOR ALDERMEN.
Desire Democratic Nomination in
Fourth Ward.

EOuFLH W&Fus
The competition for the democratic
nomination as alderman to represent
the Fourth ward during the next term
lis becoming more and more keen and
the entrance Of a fourth and unexpect-
ed candidate has added complications
to the situation. 1t is now said on
good authority that Alderman-at-
Large James Maxwell is the new can
didate he having decided that he
would rather represent the ward than
the city at large as at present. The
other tire who are seeking to gain
the nomination are Alderman Burke,
who now represents the ward; Patrick
Cunningham, the printer, and Benjam-
In Jones. The candidate will be nomi-
mated in the primary on September IT.
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FENCE STOLEN.
Section Of old vale Relic MISSING

A section of the genuine old fash
toned Yale fence which was the prop
erty of Mrs. w J. Farland of 23S York
street was stolen a couple of nights
ago from the premises and the theft
has now been reported to the detective
bureau, which is conducting an inves-
tigation into the matter. The fence
was very much valued as a relic and
the owner is very DESTROYS of succeed
ing in recovering the lost property,
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TO OPPOSE LICENSE.
Park Commissioners Against Heav-
ren's Application.

At hearing to be held before the
county commissioners on August 20
members of the board of park COM
missioners are to appear to oppose the
application of Frank ]. Heavren for a
liquor license at sS Hamilton street,
and to refute Heavren's declaration
that Beaver Ponds park is nothing
but a stencil hole
The plave Heavren wants to open a
saloon Is opposite Beaver Ponds park,
and the park commissioners agree
with twenty-eight other citizens, most
of them in the Ninth and Tenth wards
that it is an unsuitable place for sa-
loon.
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1.-THE American Locomotive Co. is
splendidly equipped with liquid re-
sources. In fact, through the sale of
100000 notes in the last part of 1908
the company now has the largest work.
ing capital in its history, estimated at
between s1S,Oo0.00O and $4,000 600. In
these days of stringent money the pos
session of a large working capital is a
factor of the very greatest Importance
in estimating the value or stability of
an industrial investment"
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Special Journal Courier News Service.)
zSouthington, Aug. 1S.-Last night an
Ia fashioned barroom fight took place
i Soleck's saloon on Railroad avenue,
i which about ten Polish and Slavic
Asidents were cut up. The principal
#eapons used were beer glasses and
snives and after the fest was over the
bloom presented "a wrecked appear
nee. The pool table was destroyed and
#l the electric lights were broken. In
BE controversy John Volgosh was
Dashed in the head with a knife SO Sc
erely that it was necessary to take
wenty stitches to close the wound,
Nike Coda was also injured and nine
Bitches were taken before he was able
u 60 home. DR.. Sullivan came to the
#Rloon in response to a hurry call and
ressed the wounds. Offlcer McCabe
*ppeared on the scene and arrested
like Jeko and Mike Reagos. War
ants were issued this evening for six
lore of the men involved and the trial
zrill take place this morning at 10
#clock.
The Southington baseball team de-
eated Branford by a score of 16 to 2,
=aturday, Vinol, the Branford pitcher,
as badly hammered, the locals get
1 ing % hits. Walsh, who pitched for
burlington, was very steady, allowing
znly six hits. The hitting of Jack
Walsh and Bill Curtis was the feature
Il the game. Batteries; Branford, VIM
i and Pendergast; southington, Walsh
s nd Buckley. The game next Saturday
= ill be with Unionville.
Judge Walsh was very busy yester-
ay disposing of list of court cases,
Donate Velatato was fined $25 and
POSTS for an attempt on the life of
.ouis Martin August 5. The stiletto
shich was offered by the prosecution
evidence was eleven inches long and
-as one of the ugliest ever seen in the
peal court. Jack Coy was fined SIS and
s osts for assault on John Jenenbaugh.
8 The first of the tax prosecutions came
! yesterday when Charles Ungerer
vas arrested by officer McCabe for
efusing to pay his taxes after receiv-
he two warnings from Prosecutor
Brown. The court ordered him to pay
: he taxes and also the costs which
mounted to SS.41.
3 William woodruff was served with
apers in divorce proceedings brought
] Y his wife yesterday afternoon. The
round for the action is desertion.
Woodruff left his wife in August 1904,
few weeks after they were married
IRIS Woodruff now lives in Brooklyn.
R. v. sutliffe, who graduated from
le Lewis High school in 1902 and from
#ratt Institute in 1905. has been re-
emily made superintendent of the
Dayton Electrical works, dayton,
phisA NJ
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In fast and well played game at
Hanover park, Saturday afternoon the
City Parks defeated the Wallingfords
by a score of to 2.Both teams were
strong in the field but Wallingford was
weak at the bat. Line UP for Wall
ingford was as follows: Cunmerford, c.;
Callahan, p; Saunders, 2bt Lynch, SIS;
Coughlin, 90; J. Barry, 1b; Nugent, If;
WEIGH CT; Daniels, IF.
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The U. N. T. clambake was held at
Morris park to-day A feature OF the
outing was a ball game between the
married and the single men, in which
the former easily showed their superb
GRITTY.
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Especial Journal Courier News service.)
Branford, Aug. 19.-The work of rails
ing the frame for the new dwelling
house which the C. W. Harrington
company are constructing on Church
street for George R. Stannard was
commenced Saturday.
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Rev. Ray F, Carter has returned from
q trip to Europe and preached at the
First Congregational church to-day.
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building OPERATION
IN and about CITY
Connecticut Savings Bank
Marble Structure Being
Rooted in.
MANY NEW RESIDENCES
Stable and Garage Being
Planned for Louis Ullman
in West Haven.
MANY NEW RESIDENCES

Regarding building operations in New
Haven and vicinity the New England
Bulletin says in its issue Saturday:
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NEWS OF SOUTHINGTON
asses and Knives Fly in Barroom FgtDeInqent Taxpayer
Fined-PersonaI Items Of interest.

af will sale daily oxleys % Center street
Telepho 37-41
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]. S. Moore, who has been spending a
vacation Of a few days out Of town,
has returned and is again at his place
OF business on Rogers street.
DR.. D. w. Johnston met with an ac-
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The silversmtths of R. Wallace &
Sons defeated the diesinkers Saturday
afternoon on the South Colony street
grounds. The score was to 2.
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Captain Charles H. Page, command
ing Battery A, has received the lates
regulation baggage outfit for captains
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The funeral of Francis Mcfarland,
who died Friday after long illness,
will be held tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock at st. Thomas church, and bur-
ial will be in St. Thomas cemetery.
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David Brown, New Haven archi-
tect, is working on the plans of thres
story enforced concrete building to be
erected for Eliza Owens on property re-
Gently bought from James Gaffney.
The first floor will be used for stores,
the second for offices and the third will
be dance hall The structure will be
modern In every detail and will be a
decided Improvement to that part of
Center street.
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The Holy Trinity choir boys will
hold their annual outing at Lighthouse