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New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. under
the leadership of DR.. J Ross Stevenson. the pastor
has undertaken special advance work for the win
ter. Last Sunday the Rev. Hugh Black began a
series Of Sunday afternoon discourses on Great
Questions Life" He will be followed by other
prominent religious teachers. such as President
Patton Of Princeton and the Rev. DR. G. Campbell
Morgan. of London. The Rev. Edwin T. Haen-
beck. OF Bnghamton. y. Y. has accepted an invi-
tation TO become associate pastor of the church and
give special attention to the problem Of evangelism
He will preach on the evening Of November II and
take UP his work formally December s. For the
Sunday evening services the assistance of some OF
the leading pastors and evanEelsts of the country
has been promised. Mr.. SeaIy. the musical di-
rector. is organizing a chorus choir which will
have the cooperation OF the regular quartet.
About twenty-five guests were entertained at
luncheon at the Hotel Empire on Wednesday, No
vember c. by Mrs. Thomas Douglas Of No. 2lS
West 123d street, the occasion being reunion of
the women members of the late West 15lst Street
Presbyterian Church Mrs. Douglas the
cipient of many expressions Of good will for her
thoughtfulness Gold medallion pins were distrib-
uted souvenirs.
The National Bible Institute No I56 Fifth ave-
nue. announces the continuance Of the daily indoor
noon meetings that were discontinued last Juno
when the outdoor evangelIstic meetings, under It's
auspices. were begun IN Madison Square The new
series Of indoor meetings viii be held at the Fourth
Avenue presbyterian
l2:I5 to 1255 o'clock daily Brief addresses will be
given by prominent pastors and laymen. Next week
the following speakers viii address the meetings:
Monday. W. II. Robertson; Tuesday, Hugh r. Mon
70; Wednesday, the Rev. James Palmer; Thursday,
Donald T. Bass; Friday, George A Sanford. The
first week in December the meetings will be de-
voted 10 special prayer in behalf OF an aggressive
forward evangelistic movement
At the Old First Presbyterian Church Fits
avenue I1th to 18th street. both the services to-
morrow will be conducted by the pastor. the Rev.
DR.. Howard Duffied. AT II a m his subject VIII
be The Church's Opportunity" At s p. m. he
will give the fourth in a series OF sermons the
Lords Prayer, entitled, The Need OF the World"
The Christian Endeavor Society meets in the chapel
lust before the evening service. The Sunday school
holds its sessions at $50 a. m and PAS p. At
the evening service all sttings are free At every
service visitors will be cordially welcomed
Strangers in the city are especially invited.
Frank Hall Wright. the well known Indian evan
geIist and singer, who IS himself the OF
Indian chief will tell OF the work being done among
the Indians in Oklahoma, at the Collegiate Church
of St. Nicholas. Fifth avenue and 46th street, to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
A large percentage of the audience at the Lib
erty Theatre on Monday evening. when Henrietta
Crosrnan opens her engagement in THE Christian
Pilgrim" will consist of members Of the New York
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clergy. "The Christian Pilgrim is dramatic
version Of John Bunyans Pilgrims Progress"
and Is arousing considerable interest IN religious
circles, having been highly indorsed by Bishop
satterlee, who witnessed performance OF the play
in Washington
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
chnnEed. GEO R. EDDY. 2aa Madlsnn nt
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NIRSHr ED FUR co.
are specialists IN Temodelliog any old fur
garment into the latest style; best work
fnsnship and correct NJ. at very reasonable
prices. new fur garments made 70 order;
also in stock: old furs taken IN exchange
FOR new kindly call at 5S WEST FIST
ST. NEAR 9Th AVE. Tel. ll0-
Gramercy
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BILLIARD AND ROOF rABLEs.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool ta-
bles: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices Marx Bros, p Union Square.
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Female.
WANTED-As housekeeper in a private
family. a lady of education. experience
and executive ability. between 30 and 40,
energetic and In good health; highest ref
erences required. Address, giving full par
ticuars. r. Il. S. Box 10, Tribune Uptown
once. 1864 Broadway.
GOVERNESS or NURSERY GOVERNESS
for two children. and 10 years; must
have first class city references. Mrs. Dick
inson's Cooperative Bureau, 33I Madison
ave.
OPERATORS-First class operators on
canvas work and covers; power. D. n.
Holly. i67 Maiden Lane.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 3Tth SITS. until o'clock p. m. Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
S O'clock D. m. viz: 264 Sth ave, s ..
ror 23d ST.. I53 9Th ave. cor. 18th St. %
East 18th St: 257 West 42d St. between
7th end Sth aves-; 263 West 125th St: 1888
% ave-. between 7eth and 7Tth SITS;
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Old GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value: made
into new articles or exchange for new few
elry OF japanese goods at NJ. +. Topper 3
factory. II West 35th st.
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS.-LAGies ana gentlemen wanted
to introduce great eye and teeth saving
invention. needle threading tkimble: great
seller: everybody wants II: make money at
home; samples by mail 10 cents. Thimble
Manufacturer, 30 Beekman st.
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=, poyvsxY r CO.-ReIiable furs; dress.
-, dvers manufacturers OF furs: ooO
xa 5Ison ave: furs made 10 order. altered
Snd renaired promptly and most reasonably
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Male

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR or HALL
BOY.-Bv a competent colored boy. W.
p. Monzon. 4S West 1880 81.
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CCOK.-Woman as cook IN boarding house
or private family; willing TO sleep home.
Martin. 80 West Goth St, basement
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Female

COMPANION. attendant or maid: willing
10 travel; experienced: highest reference.
cheerful and obigiEg good packer. I. D..
Is PaTEside ave Brooklyn.
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Male.

ADVERTISING CANVAssERs. - WANT
ED, SEVERAL GOOD ADVERTISING
CANVASSERS ON THE TRIBUNE AL
MANAC. LIBERAL COMMISSION. REF
ERENCES REQUIRED. CALL OR AD-
DRESS ADVERTISING MANAGER, PUB
LEGATION OFFICE NDW-YORK TRIB-
UNE. NEW YORK.
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Or. Walter l. Hervey. Of the Board OF Education.
will speak on Powers OF Meu-How 70 Set Them
Free" the mems meeting at the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association. No 800 West
eth street, tomorrow at o'clock. After the reg
ular meeting s. c. X Rutnam. president OF Central
CnlInpe Cevfon will discuss "The Crisis IN india"
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COOK.-Swedish: excellent cook; under
stands her business thoroughly, excellent
references: $50 TO $40. city only. Call
Swedish Excharge. 139 East Both St. or
Tel. 4564-MIdlsOn Square.
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A-SEAL GARMENTS and other fine furs
repaired. redyed and remodellcd into latest
styles at exceptionally low prices: fur gar
f.?ents made 70 order Mrs r. J. Barker.
100 East 7Gth St, near Park ave, late with
c. G. Gunther's Soma 9Th ava Tel 1915
10th.
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CHAUFFEUR, 20. at ANYTHING; shop and
road experience: will work FOR moderate
salary; best reference. Michael Sullivan.
Dol East l36th 81.
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| CHEFS-Freuch. German and japanese;
first class caterers. entire charge OF
/ Bureau. 65 West ssth st. Phone 1922
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A large percentage of the audience at tho Lib
erty Theatre Monday evening. when Henrietta
Crosnan opens her engagement in THE Christian
Pilgrim" will consist of members Of the New York
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Male.

COUPLE. Swedish: 20 do work os private
family; wife excellent cook; man general
ly useful about house; best references. Her
man. Carpenters s Bureau. l54 9Th ave
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The Big Brothers Movement, which has its head
quarters in the West Side Young Mems Christian
Association will hold n dinner In the Broadway
Tabernacle on November Is. Among tho speakers
Will be Dr. George T Fisher of tho international
committee; George w. Hinckley. superintendent Of
Goodwill Farm, Hinckey. Me, and Alexander
Irvine Ernest x. Coulter. deputy clerk Chidren's
Court will preside. Those Interested can get dinner
tickets from C. f. Powlison West Side branch.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions 2 cents per line SIX
teen words Eeyen times consecuuvely, a.
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered Tor d period Of fourteen days IN
Taa Tribune's Directory Of Desirable RooIhA'
Nrite for circular
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CARE-T AFIEII-By refined North German
girl. care OF children from to Il years,
speaks no English. German references S41
Teller ave. Bronx.
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NINE. AMELIE. late with Redfern. Lon
don; Worth and Doucet Paris. desires
more customers; home or out: furs altered.
repaired: fine evening and stage gowns;
reasonable Is9 West End ave.
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ATTENTIONi-Fur garments 70 order or
remodellcd 10 newest styles by practical
furrier OF % years experience; absolutely
lowest prices in city. satisfaction guaran-
teed Benioff, 42 West 18th st.
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CALL At SIS WEST 31sT ST. 10 inspect
the latest ladies' suits. value s75. We
offer for $40 10 commemorate our opening;
a silk petticoat. worth $40 free 10 each
patron curing the opening fur garments TO
order and remodeled. call and conVincO
yourself.
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CIIAUFFEUR.-By young man. "a Swed-
ish; careful. reliable driver; IN private
family; city or country; can drive any car:
Will give demonstration OF ability; last en-
Repairs. Box 1863. Tribune Uptown Ofics.
1864 Broadway.
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COOKS. SD 10 $40. English. French. Ger
man Irish and scandinavian best refer
ences. city or country. MaJbewson Bureau.
100 9th ave. below HippodrOme. Tel 3l0S
Bryant.
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Female.

COMPANION. HOUSEKEEPER- wom-
an. 40. in refined family: experienced
with servants. buying, understands work:
prefers country. American, Box 8, Tribune
Once.
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CHAUFFEUR.-EG mechanic; eight
Years experience, foreign or domestic
cars: Al reference. 7. Miltner. 271 West
I17th ST.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


HOCSEKEEPER.-Hi class hotsli sxpss
Tiencsd- Box 9. Tribune OndcA
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YOUNG MAN. "a in machine shop or at
anything; good references. Peooud. 1876
East Goth st.
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DREssIaKISCi AND MILLINERY.

A--sEAL GARMENTS and other fine furs
repaired. redyed and remodeilcd into latest
styles at exceptionally low prices: fur gar
faents made 20 order. Mrs +. j. Barker.
100 East 10Th St, near PARK ave-, lAte WIN
10Th, H '''
NINE. AMELIE. late with Redfern. Lon
don; Worth and Doucet, Paris, deslres
more customers, home or out: furs altered,
repaired; fine evening and stage gowns;
reasonable. 1s9 West End ave.
ATTENTION,-Fur garments 10 order or
remodelled 10 newest STYLES by practlcai
furrier OF % years experience; absolutely
lowest prices in city; satisfaction guarah-
teed. Benioh. AZ West 18th 81.
CALL AT IS WEST 31sT ST. TO inspect
the latest ladies' suits. value S15. We
offer for $40. 10 commemorate our opening;
a silk petticoat worth $40, Tree 10 eAcn
patron curing the opening; fur garments TO
order and Temodelled. call and convince
yourself.
IIIRsRPELD FUR co.
ARE specialists in Temodellog any old fur
garment into the latest style; pes woIko t1e
msnship and correct NJ. at very reasonable
prices: new fur garments made 70 order;
also in stock; old furs taken IN exchange
for new. Kindly call at 50 WEST 2lSF
ST. ST NEAR 6TH AVE. Tel. 1l2s-
GFamercy'
u p-ETNBEKG. ladies' tailor and furrier;
moderate prices. 1l2 West 11th st.. near
9th ave.
PATTEIIA a BRO. fashinoable ladies'
tailors 7IS Lexington ave. bet b"h
and 5Sth sts-
MAssIER BROS. ladies' tailors: suits to
order from S45 IN: satisfaction Guarah-
teed 80 East 69th st.
=, poyvsTSY & CO.-Reliable furs; dress.
ers dvers. manufacturers OF fnrs: oo0
asa 4Ison ave: furs made 10 order. altered
ana repaired promptly and most Teas'iapIy-
" CREENBERG. furrier. 73e Lexington
"a 80 formerly of TlS Lexington ave-:
,aTments renlodeIled at greatly reduced
prices.
NINE. HELLO. 81 EAST 6oTH ST. ST..
Maker Of gowns and 3ahcy 'aIi"i'u Du''
'Pbone-I1lI Plaza.
DpTsSAIAFER.- Nine. Thebaud. es2 lex
fuVtop ave. has retur:eed from Eai -
,.t,I ,1odels for evening and street gowns; ;
moderate price; short notice. ii0'e'
material.
DREssMAKER will go out in private IAN, ianl-
iijes or take work home; nTst class "pih
Mrs. De May, 800 West l4eth ST. ln'Iu
floor. front.
DREssMArER by the day. 81: good ht-
M. quick. $50 East i36th ST.
uRF FesMAKER.-First class: making or
,ennodellIng: private families only eh-
ceiient references. Miss M. J. SeilFaH' -
East 57th 81.
DREssMAKER, FIRST class. wishes work
home or outside; reasonable price. us
Gator, Courtlandt ave-, near ioolh 81
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DAIRY AND POULTRY MAN, expert
cuced. wishes charge OF gentlsman's cows
and chickens understands care. feeding for
results. milking. separating. butter making
no children; unimpeachable character. Al
eXander Marshall. Box IS, MorTistown.
y J.
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WINDOW CLEANER--Four years in last
place: best references II. Osenezrek. tS4
East 80 81
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| BUTLERS. Valets. housemen; excellent ref
er,nces; English. swedish. French ana
| Japanese. competent, reliable. city. coun-
/ try Mathewson's Bureau. $50 9th ave.
| below HippodrOme. SlOS-Bryant.
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WASHING 10 take home by bundle, or
DAYS work BY colored woman. best Ot
references from laundriss- Higgins. Al
West 1880 St
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CHEF. Experienced: four years IN last
place; In hotel. club or restaurant; city OF
country; wages about $50 weekly. Pie
court, 4lO West 10th ST
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Fun Information concerning these rooms
nay he had, free OF charge. at the Cpt0WH
Office Of The New-York Tribune. 4oV1
BrCadvay, between Both ana Sfth sts-
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HANDSOME floor and other rooms. with
board: private baths; refined surround
irgs; references exchanged. l46 West
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Frank Hall Wright. the well known Indian evan
gelist and singer, who IS himself the OF an
Indian chief will tell OF the work being done among
the Indians in Oklahoma, at the Collegiate Church
of St Nicholas. Fifth and 18Th street, to-
morrow evening, at o'clock.
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DESKS AND OFFICE ruRNrrURK.

LosT-BANKBOOKS
LOST. Bank book No. 9l3,573. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th ave, New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
IOST-Bankbcok No. 9O2. .497 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th ave. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book TO bank.
IDST.-Bankbook No S19.32S Bank for
Savings, 80 Attn ave, New York. Pay
nent stopped. Please return book to bank.
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II. FEINBERG. ladies' tailor and furrier;
moderate prices. 1l2 West 17th st.. near
9th ave.
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A COUPLE to do the entire work Of small
family living in Philadelphia: must have
excellent references; wages $50. Mrs Dick
inson's Cooperative Bureau 33I Madison
ave.
CHIEF COST CLERK, with experience to
take entire charge OF payroll and cost
department in hardware factory In Phila-
dolphia employing 500: steady position:
none but Al men need apply; state expe-
rience, age and reference. W. O.. Box 20.
Tribune Office.
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TYPEwRITERs.

.tsttl,.a,ss Elts-kli makes sold. rented,
veriss exchanged; reliable eervice-
e<aSad, 10 NASSAU 81. Teiephons gTso-
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PATTEIIA a BRO. fashinoable ladies'
tailors 7lS Lexington ave. bet b1th
and 5Sth SITS.
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fg,l Information concerning these rooms
49, oe had. free of charge. az the Uptown
e,,s of Tie &ew-York Tribune. lS0s
..-,..aoTay, between 56th and 9Th sts.
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AVE-. q nofh etD.-ReGned gurround-
49,, BEAUTIFUL large rooms for two; run
NAtfT; bath. email room.
,,,asT l05TH sT.-Brsght. sunny outside
-. neat and bath. p Oehrli.
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Broo1lyn.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

,ehgie insertions cents per line. SIX
80 80 words seven times conRecuuvely. sl'
s.l-n entities advertiser 20 have rooms
lsiss for a period OF fourteen days IN
~ ~ frlbune's Directory OF Desirable hoorns'
hiite for circular-
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tIoSALI.Y well furnished seconc
tsrlst suite: bath and dressing rooms at
~ IN private house. situated In West
..os'-kiverside.
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MAssLER BROS. ladies' tsilors; suits to
order from S45 IN: satisfaction GuaFaA-
ICED a East b9th 81.
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WAITRESS FIRST class, four years IN last
pIaca: city family NJ. HofnayeT's BJl-
reau. f5S West I'D 81. Tel after 10 a m.
lsG4-Chelsea-
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saIoonkeeper Ansaultca Accuser.


 William H. Doolan, who keeps a sa- loon at SS State street, Bridgeport, suc- ceeded twice in flooring George w. Rowland with blow in the face at the police headquarters late Thursday night Rowland had accused the sa- of theft, and the latter was furious in consequence, and anxious to get within striking distance of his &C., cuser.
 While the two men were in the de- teetlves' room undergoing examina- tion, Doolan suddenly sprang forward and struck the other stunning blow on the chin, sending him to the floor in a heap, The next instant Doolah was nthe grasp of Captain George Arnold, who whirled him out to Captain Hunt, and caused the charge of assault to be entered against his name.
 While in front of the captains desk Doolan suddenly made another dash and actually succeeded in getting a second imprint of his first on How lands face before the astonished police had time to interfere. After the second time they did not lesson their grasp on him and he was not given another chance to use his fists.
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aHIs House in order.

It is conceded by all that the Pinero play, His House in Order" which opens at the New Haven theater on Saturday. June 1, matinee and night. lis great one, and by some it is said to be the greatest thing the author of The Second Mrs Tanqueray" has ever done. The role of the ex-diplomat, Hilary lesson, who takes sides with the persecuted young wife in her con- flict with her husbands relations, gives MT. Drew full scope for his polished comedy powers, while at the same time enabling him to show his dramatic qualities in two or three of the most powerful scenes that have ever been al- lotted to him.
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Westerly. R. I. This character is por- trayed by MT. Golden. It is a charac- terization showing the old inventors .eccentrlcities. love of keen wit, cutting satire and in which pathos and strict and almost puritanical integrity are 'cleverly blended.
 In delving into the mysteries of chem- istry, the inventor has made num- Der of important discoveries which are destined to revolutionize the methods of dyeing woolens. Being a man of lax business methods he does not push his wonderful discoveries to his own bene- fit and attempts are made by rival wcolen interests to steal them. To this end his house and laboratory are filled with spies.
 One of these falls in love with the aged inventors daughter, and seeing the injustice that is about to be done, he comes to the aid of the old man. This assistance comes to flake when he is at his wits end how to escape from his prosecutors, and who is almost ready to sell himself to the devil to realize his life's dream.
 Throughout the play there is vast amount of pathos and human interest that tugs violently at the heart strings, yet the more intense and dramatic slt- nations are uniquely relieved by abun- dant comedy situations and bright and witty lines, This blending of comedy and heart interest has been deftly and artistically done by the Messrs. Paulton and as the result they have turned out Q play which is destined to be one of the most popular dramatic offerings of the year. It in no respects resembles "Ermine" or. "Niobe," two of their for mer and most popular works.
 A strong and competent cast of play CTS are supporting MT. Golden among whom are Alfred Hickman, Ruth Allen, John Grant, Berenice Wiley Golden, Charles Lane, Louise Rutter, Joseph Touchy, Sarah McVicker, R. c. Hertz and Gertrude Swiggett
 The production has been handsomely mounted with great care for a wealth of detail and elaborate decorative scheme.
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Brief Mention.

High water to-day, S:5S a. m.
 Scribner's for June at the Pease, Lewis Co.'S
 Decoration Day will be observed in Woodbridge tomorrow.
 The Seymour baseball team will go to Naugatuck to-day for a game with the Naugatuck Fire Dept team.
 Musical talent from this city includ Ing a quartette will assist at sacred concert at St. Mary's church, Milford, Sunday evening, June Sd.
 The senli-annual convention of the New Haven County W. c. T. U. will city. on Wednesday, June 9th.
 Morris Kapsinow and Solomon Lear have purchased from Robert Enscoe the nine-family three-story brick block with A foot frontage, at 762-46-S State street and will much improve the property.
 The Olympic club of West Haven will hold a special meeting next Monday night to make the final preparations for their dance in the Town hall Tues day evening. The committee consists of Vernon Brown, Charles w. Bow man and John Eckle.
 A new and improved wrecking crane was yesterday received by the New Haven road for the use of the local wrecking crew, the apparatus being of improved pattern and great power, The crane now in use on the wreclSing train stationed here is to be shipped to some other point on the system. The new 6ifaa is the product of the Industrial Works at Bay City, Mich.
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work up to dusk. Everything will be in readiness to-day with the possible exception of the Kriss Kross and "The Lemon." and the whole force of car penters and machinists will be turned loose upon them early this afternoon.
 It has been a great fight that Man ager Speck has put up to have all the Improvements ready and he is to be congratulated upon his almost complete success. The White City has undergone a marvellous change under his guid ance, as will be noted by all The dec- orations of white and red, which plan has been followed at Dreamland and Luna Park at Coney Island this year, gives to the finest amusement resort in New England an even livelier and at tractive appearance than ever.
 In the many improvements the great electric tower has not been forgotten and this season will be a spectacle of rare grandeur.
 The Temple of Mirth'' will be in full swing tonight. Ismails troupe of Hindoo fakirs and beautiful dancers will have the boards and promise to be a great hit.
 "A sensation will be the Camera Phone. producing the extravaganza ''Tit for Tat"
 A feature of the opening will be spe- cial Inauguration concerts by the Second regiment band, under the lead- 'ership of Frank Fichtl. Entrancing programmes have been arranged and as the band Is the only one on the shore large crowds will flock tA hear 1t. Fine music will also be furnished for the pa latial skating rink
 The management has decided this season to begin the giving away of sil- yer presents from the start. Every per- son entering the White City will receive coupon which may result in their be- ing awarded one of the beautiful sil- yer sets.