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FURNITURE OF FIVE-ROOM MOD.
cottage, good as now, including Stein
way piano and sewing machine. II desired
with desirable house for rent; good local
ity. 281 ] st. Phone 2606-Y. G733
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c,AIRyoYANTS
MUSICAL

Mss AGNES DAHLQTIST. TEACHER
,,o,a ~ Stearns Conservatory, Berlin. Ger
ueanv and pupil OF Xavier Scharwenka.
studio d9s s. ". Temple St Bell phomss
I0bO-K e.vo
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WANTED-TO TRADE

PROPERTIES OF ALL KINDS AT 55
C. 8rd South. f213S
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TWO LARGE. MODERN, UNFUR-
nished rooms. suitable for light house
keeping. Apply SOB So. 4th East ES3
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MANIFESTATIONS

RARRER WANTED AT 21s SO MAIN;
e164S
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FINE UPRIGHT PIANO, CHEAP. CALL
210 Atlas block. 27e2
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orii.rr = sal estate hard TO get now.
ting ,'e E|Eey will go out quickly.
mpznsc Is, room sos Auerbactl bldg.
1isslo- - C5al
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. coLIIS. PAINTER, PAPER HANG
n md kalsomlner. 264 Baltimore ave
Ind phone l030-f rings WV !
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MASSAGE

'EERC, |oo~---->-~>-~-
h avs, SWEDISH MASSAGE,
tsieoS Bell phone 294a-K
- Sar. tl6bs
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SECRET SOCIETIEs

A. A. 5. RITE-THE FOUR CO-ORDJ-
nate bodies OF the A. A. s. Rite Of Free
Masonry hold stated meetings the third
Thursday in each month at the Masonic
Temple. corner 1st SO. and 2nd e. So
5ournine brethEen invited
Joseph @. Bywater. 80 deg.
w NJ. Jordan Lodge of Perfection No, J.
s. C.. Park, SO deg,
W. NJ James Lowe Chapter OF Ross Croix
c w. Morss' So (. C. C. H.
Commander OF Salt LIKE Council Of Ka-
dosh. No I.
H. N Mayo. X. c. c. II.
NJ. Of K. Utah Consistory No 1.
Christopher Diehl. 33 deg.
Register Of all the Bodies.
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
bath. Ais So. West Temple. Phone
32If Ind. gT4
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$3.50

6x10 rods 18Th East near 5th South;
car line: only sl50 per rod.
This Is not in back alley. but faces
on the Main street. 4 bargain.
$3.50
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STRICTLY MODERN T-ROOM HOUSE:
furnace heat: East side. Coll % West
End South or Ind, phone 1918, elSb
PROPERTY AT THE LOWEST MAR
ket price listed and sold nt Ranck Real
Estate Inv. Co.. saito 232 d. F. WeIker,
p24S3
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| CHEAP FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
without housekeeping. 242 ". 1st So.
| CS0I
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New York e. Western Piano Co, 90
Market st., near new P. O. g72F
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.p,,,an, an,EALER. MRS. STE
D ysnase scientific healing treat
Main ppp and medicAted baths.
.oom 20. g6S6
and 10y. VAPOR BATHS,
a rnatural scientific heal
rennln 70 8 ., m. daily, at
IND, 2l23. e12SS
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ARGEN;TA LODGE NO g. F.
n and A. M.-At Masonic Tenn
u@s pie, corner Second East and
ES First South streets. first Tues
Cay Of each month Members Of
sister lodges and sojourning brethren in
Hited. Frederick D. Keeler, w M; Moses
Z. Phillips. Secretary
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SUITE OF TWO LIVING ROOMS. MOD
ern. End South and 3rd East. 306 So.
State. Ind. phone 2255. f2sO9
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One fine Weber grand piano. s225.
one fine II. F. Miller upright. $3.50.
One fine Behr Bros. upright. $3.50.
One fine Knabe upright. $3.50
One fine Chickering & Sons upright.
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Two LARGE. UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
s newly papered. SO mo- 1856 e. 8rd
-, QS20
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FRESH JERSEY COW, FINE MIXER.
at New Southern hotel 1850
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~ FRIENDS WHERE TO
aey or real estate. We will
ws have treated them.
so experience with only one
y our record. Russell L.
lst South. wi3l3
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ON BRIGHAM ST, 7-RM. MoDERN
house, with barn. Apply 92I Brigham
street Bell l0e0-Y. glI5
NO. II5 THIRD STREET. GROOM
brick; modern; $50, Weir. SO West
Second South. geZS
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MACHINERY
PULLEYS, SbfAFTING. HANGERS, EN-
giues, boilers. tables. hoists. compress
sors motors, and pipes, J. NJ. Sven.
336 S. Sd West. b172
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ASs ARE AS IMPORTANT
roney; we furnish both. The
q Savings Co.. 6-l0 West
aces
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pYANCED >SALARIED PEO-
security. any length Of time.
pSed II paid before due. Con-
LOWEST rates. Save yourself
A direct with the owner.
NJ 3 per cent. Lawrence.
walker bldg 1902
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HORSE FOR SALE. $50, INQUIRE 72I
So. West Temple. gals
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aa ATLAS BLOCK AND
oaey privately on your fur
or other security. without
1eh phones 2S3S. c2731
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uPHoLsTERINa AND Io EEpAlH1No
oE D 81 OK FURNITURD UPHoLs,TtiEsdSEoDD PHI1s,tisd on
p and repaired EssInntess ssny g. sIo' u Matt :
request, IEs ", list South. W
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FOR RENT-FuRNIsHED

~~~~~-~-~-~---~~-~-~---O-
NICELY FURN ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. 2S E. 4th So. eii9e
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping, ground floor,
l66 w End North. Phone 143G-K. f1ss9
MODERN FLAT. GOOD LOCATION,
Inquire 72 West 9Th So. Tele. 1887
Red. fotl0
THREE NICELY FURN ROOMS FOR
housekeeping: pantry and closet. 22a f.
5th So. pT2f
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. 555 West Fourth South;
handy TO Rio Grande. gigs
NICELY FURN CLEAN STEAM HEAT
ed rooms. II Broadway, lst So. bet,
State and Main. g7s4
MODERN HOUSE OF Z ROOMS. CLOSE
. In rent reasonable. Inquire 1e8 So
State el3o
MODERN ROOMS. CLOSE TO BUSI-
ness, Gentlemen preferred. 142 End
East.
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|SEED MONEY, SEE THE
Loan & Inv. Co, 63s w. End
- on any good security. low
Hslest terms. any amount.
"a time, and keep your busi-
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Kenyon Hotel. rpSj
WET NURSE. IND. TELE. 1852. g214
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WANTED

DEANEN CALL AT +,
r. Bros. Ebty
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EAltN GASS-~-~~~~-~-~~> ~-~~>~-~~-~~--~~~~-><--~-~~.~
IIrT>SrTS A. EDWARDS, PAINTERS,
decorators, Paperhangcrs 66S south
rhIrd East: charges reasonable, STOCK
Waiipaper on hand. Phone 2seo lnd' or,
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HAT FACTUhI
1HTS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED.
h,onked.' remodeled. Room Si' Essle Esass5le
block, Phone i35A-Y a1---
SALT LAKE HAT FAGIoRfai 5sA1 Hats - aIenn- dAsl
ed and retrjmmed. o.-ee
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PnICE PAID FOR IRON,
"a bottles. rubber, copper,
: jcnk Co.. IS e. Sth South.
Z307
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GAGE. NO COMMISSION.
ries. Pomeroy, sc West 1sr
1881
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UNION DEpREcATEs FRAUD.
BNckIayers Issue Circular on Souvenir
 Book,

BMcklayers Issue Circular on Souvenir
 Book.
 The following communication has been received from the joint commit tee of unions, Nos and T. Connecti- cut. of the B. and. M L! U,
 Joseph H. Mulveys President.
 Philip c. McDermott, Secretary. Convention of Connecticut State Con4 ference, Bricklayers, Masons and
 Plasters of Connecticut, under the
 auspices of Uniens Nos. and [.
 New Haven, CSnn., oct 2S, 19O7 To Whom This May Concern.
 As certain articles have appeared in the daily press recently in which the name of Mir, William O'Brien, our so- licitor, was mentioned, which to our minds are so misleading to our friends, that we deem it necessary to explain in full all particulars relative to the souvenir book in which we are inter- ested sgS
 This book is published by Bricklay- CTS and Plasterers' union, No. 6, and Masons' union, No. ', both located at New Haven, under whose auspices the Connecticut State 1cbnference will meet Nov Ii and 12, 1907, The proceeds go towards defraying the expenses of the convention.
 In order that no fraud would be perl petrated in our name, we refused to let the book out by contract. In this way the book is under our direct su- pervislon The solicitors are in our employ, and are responsible to us for their acts. Our friends will observe that the genuine printed contract blanks and receipts are issued by Unions Nos and T. Should our so- licitors receive a contract or subscrip- tion which does not meet with the ap- proval of our union in any locality the same win not be accepted by this committee. Before the book goes to the printer, the committee will reviw all contracts presented by the solici- tors. We reserve the right to accept ol reject any contract entered into with our solicitor, and will return all con tracts or subscriptions rejected. It is our aim to guarantee satisfaction, and see that our friends get the value fo1 the money expended.
 We sincerely trust that this explana- tion will satisfy our friends that we intend to give them all a square deal We value our reputation too much t6 be parties to any fraud. We will pros ecute any person who perpetrates any , fraud in our name.
 Thanking you in advance for thu space in your esteemed paper, we re. main, Respectfully yours,
 JOSEPH H. MULvEY. Chairman,
 PHILIP c. McDERMOTT, Secretary
 WILLIAM H. SIMON.
 EDWARD c. KENNEY,
 DAVID J. FERGUSON.
 The Joint Committee of Unions Nos
 and Conn.,, of the B. & M. I. U.
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FOUNDATION OF MANNERS.

Thomas Wentworth Higginson truly and well says of the foundation of manners: The basis of all manners lies in the gentleness, the seff-control the unselfshness, which a good mother teaches her children, if she can, in a
 log cabi or a mining camp; the up- rightness, the conscientiousness, the self-respect which can face queen or clown without being overcome by either The little technicalities which society demands are very trivial; the
 process can be learned ill twenty four hours by an observing person; but the foundation of manners lies in
 character, and those who have not this foundation may at any moment
 be thrown off their balance, and re- veal themselves as boors or bores.
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NE,v LONDON MAR1Nr Norns.

New London, Nov. 4-Arrived: Rev enue cutter Dexter; schooner Allen Gurney from New oYrk
 Sailed: schooners Kara c. (Br.) Berry .(from New York;, Port Greville Bera A. Roberts, (Br.), Roberts. (from Port JoEnson), St. John; Susan N Pick ering, Haskell, (from Perth Amboy), Gardiner; Ida B. Gibson, Maddox, (froin South Arlboy), Plymouth; Izetta, Trlmm, (from st. George), Biddeford; Willis and Guy from South Amboy), Boston; L. l. Hamlin, Holly (from New York;, Providence tugs: Nemas- Willard with five barges bound east; Argo with one bound vest Nathan Hale, with five barges bound west.
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DERBY.

Especial Journal-Courier News Service.) ]
 Derby, Nov. 4.-The new Derby Neck library was formally opened to the public last evening when Prof. William Lyon Phelps of Yale deliver ed an address on Novels and Other Books and How to Use Them" There were no formal dedicatory services, but a large assemblage was present to hear the address and inspect the new building, which is handsome brick affair, covered with stucco and having a slate roof. It is S3x50 feet, one story night, the interior is one large room, which is finished in brown ash. There are over 13,000 volumes in the building. The lot upon which the building stands was donated by the estate of William E. Downes, while before his death, Major Osborn inter- ested Andrew Carnegie in the erec- tion of the new building and he do- mated S3,400 to the fund upon the condition that the town would make an annual appropriation for the ex- penses of the library The town now appropriates $500 for the expenses, Frederick Trowbridge gave the library S1,000 in memory of MT. and Mrs. Charles Durand lof Ansonia. The Derby Neck library circle has also raised several hundred dollars for the maintenance of the library.
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TARIFF WAR THREATENED

Paris, Nov. 1.-The present indica tions point to an early inauguration of a tariff war between France ant the United States. The action of tn French government Saturday in vir tuaily promising not to conclude an, further commercial arrangements un til parliament passes upon the pro posed devision of the tariff of 1S9 seems to preclude any chance of agree nent
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GENTRAL sHIppINC NEWS,

Cherbourg. Nov 4.-Arrived Steam CT Kaiser Wilhelm IT., New York for Bremen (and proceeded).
 Bremen, Nov 2-Sailed: Steamer Main, New York
 Liverpol Nov 4.-Passed: Steamer La Bretagne, New York for Havre
 Plymouth, Nov. 4.-Arrived: Steamer President Lincoln, New York for Cher bourg and Hamburg (and proceeded)
 Bremen Nov, 4,--Arrived: Steamer Barbarossa, New York via Cherbourg,
 Cadiz, Oct. 30.-Sailed: Steamer Manuel Calve (from Genoa and Naples) New York.
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TRAVELERSi GUIDE.
Nerp York New Hapen G Hartford
 Railroad.
NoyEMnER 2, 1oo-.

Nos sEMBEte 2, 190-.
 FOR NEW YORK s4.oa .E xsS'SS5' xs:5o x7:2O, $500, xs:2S, f' S4S s4S. ts:S9' s:99' ,,, le;00. ,o0. -l0:SO a. m., f2.03 1s.5S aa.5; l'11; Z5 s2:o3, 2:25, |5:4T. *S:g5 s1ao3 sa57' ..ss' ! :sS' .s5:9s. 5:s5, 's:0s. m. Sundays-e4 :20 *4.z5 -sir -gSi S;zy p a. m, i2:oS, *Il:42, s1:55 ss.6S' ssySS' sSss Sss 4;5S, 5;0S, xG:10, s6:42. e7:6s sY.S9 S9:09, 9:20 D. m. V'' 'oH' Fl;gO, p. m, %1z:OO, night, daily A''' VT
 For Boston via Hartford ana zv-,lt,- mantle lo:0I, a. m, *4:05 n m.
 For Boston via New Londop ard FFpIlaenee .IIfI.4H s n .2;a2, s1s.s,r .2:55, 7.47 *4:2O, *45s, .e;42, S s3o5 z1S F n s,na. 2:S; ,:s @s220. e2:55, 11:5S, a. m ms 's'iS,ti ais.6s "2:56, s4:5S, t7:66 D. nj. '''' i-'0''' .,I.9r Fer Boston vIa springfeid-a1.Ia, daysL+i 5 f. :1G @ a. a;4sj nj si 4S sStS ss i n. sun
 For Hartford, springfieid. Etc.M.1.to xls01, +l:45, s:10, a4;O5 x5:o0 s5M,as M S:oS (to Hartford), 7:1O. xS:i0. s:52 D. m m, Sunqaays-sl:l ? 10, x9;05. X1f:4s a. m.
 For New London, iSic.--s2piS5,m E m .2.5s TAT, 11:1S, (to Sayhrook) 11:Ss 1:S Ia. m. *12:05, fll24s sa,55 raSs a.dSs sd;eo, t4:53, 5:SS, 6.1O fto SaybrooH;. sH6;442, '7;05, l1:3O, tfo saybrook(. D ,ii' houn Nt5sos sTo.Tg' T.Tg' ss52,, ~lll ;53.
 For Mlddietown, WI sntic, Etc 7:S5 q, m, 12:5S, *5:3G to Worcesfnr and Titchburg), 5.55, Y Sundays- 7:20 D. m.
 Fer SheIburnc Falls, F,.c.--7:44 a. m. Westfeld) D. m..
 For Waterh.nry-s:oo. 9:s2. a, m. 0l,.2:5s 5:45. 7;4l P. m, slndays-- S:25,1l:15, a. m.,6:45, SE50 D. nj.
 For Winstcd-9:92, a. m, 12:01, 2:36. 5:43, TAO D. m. Sundays-S;25 a. m. 6;45 D. m,
 For PittsfeId and Intermediate PolntA 5:55, (vla Bridgeportl, 9.S2, a. frl, 4:t5 p. m. sundays-7;55 (via Bridgeport) a. m
 For LitchAeld--9; a. m. 4.c5 D. m. Sundays Y;55 (via Bridgeport) a. m
 Express trains. xLoca1 express
 lIParlor car limited.
 W. q. BITtRD, F.C. COLBY,
 Gen. Supt. Asst Gen. Paas Asf,
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CITY NOTICES.
ORDNANCE DE AMENDMENT OF
 SECTION 423 OF THE CITY ORDI-

ORDNANCE DE AMENDMENT OF SECTION 423 0F THE CITY ORDI-
 Tn compiiance with sections S5g and 129 of the Charter of the City of New Haven, notice is hereby given of the adoption and approval of the follow ing ordinance of the City of New Ha- ven.
 Re 1t ordained by the Board of Alder
 men of the City of New Haven;- That section 423 of the Charter and Ordinances of the City Of New Haven revised to August 1, 1905, be amended as follows. By striking out the words, dthe west side of Union street between Wooster and Fair streets" in the first nara graph of said section and by ln- serting in lieu therof the words, south east side of Broad street between oak street and Commerce street. So that l as amended said section shall read as
 Be Be it ordained by the Board of Alder
 men of the City of New Haven; ! Sec 42S The following places in
 express and baggage wagons exclu-
 The The southeast side of Broad street be- | tween Oak street and Commerce street; i; Chapel street, north side; between Col tlege street and point 22S feet west or the west line of the roadway of Tenn | pie street.
 1 baggage wagon shall be required to re- main upon said wagon or alongside thereof~while said wagon shall remain
 upon the public stand. l Board of Aldermen. | September 30, 1s07 l Read for the first time, and ordered | printed in the Journal. A. OSWALD PALLMAN Assistant City Clerk. 1 Board of Aldermen. 1 October 2S, 1907, Read for the second time, report ac- | cepteC and ordinance adopted by a ma | tority vote of all the aldermen pres- 1 ent and absent.
 A. OSWALD PALLMAN, 1 Assistant City Clerk. City of New Haven. October S1, 1907, 1 Approved.
 1 JOHN P. STUDLEY,
 | Mayor. 1 The foregoing is a true and correct 1 copy of record. and said ordinance will | become operative and in full effect on and after November 8, 1907.
 1' EDWARD A. STREET,
 i n23t City Clerk.
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Ansonia. Derby. Shelton.

electing the selectmen and town police for two years VII vote yes and those opposed, no. The polls will open at 6 o'clock and close at o'clock,F Only sufficient election officials will be sta toned at the polls to properly care for them and the expenses will be curtaied considerably. The polling places are lo7 cated as follows First ward, Me- Mahon's store, oh Liberty street; Sec ond ward, in basement of city hall; Third ward, the Factory street school; Fourth ward, Gaffney's plumbing shop, Jersey street; and Fifth ward, in Ulk hall, on the second floor of the German hall building.
 The funeral of James Roberts Arm strong, who died suddenly at his home on Clover street, Friday afternoon, was held at his late home, yesterday after noon, at 2:30 o'clock It was largely at- tended by friends and relatives of the family. MT. Armstrong was well known and popular, and many were present to pay their last tribute of res peet to his memory The offering of flowers was large and beautiful. The services were conducted by the Rev Henry Blatz, jr., pastor of the Metho- dist church The burial was in Pine Grove cemetery. Undertaken c. E. Lewis of Derby, had charge.
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Sealed bids will be received at the Free Public Library, New Haven, Conn. 1907, for furnishing periodicals for the use of the Free Public Library. Lists of the periodicals required may be had at the Public Library. All bids must be accompanied by certified checks for not less than five per cent. of the amount of the bid, payable to J. N. Rowe, controller. The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved, n5 St
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se MAnWE RECORD. ss$s.., ss1' Fort of New Haven. S'
 NpI,TyvT-T1
ARRIVED.

Sch Charlotte, Raynor, Greenport L. ] Sch Phoenix, Carlton, Anboy Sch Red Jacket Stowe, New London.
 CLEARED. Sch Sylvia c Hall, Gray, Sch Lizzie Henderson, Thomas. Sch Eva Fl. Lewis, Onset Sch Eaglet, Harris, N. Y.
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continuance was granted until Mon day of next week and bonds were fixed at $500. Articles were missed from the machine shop and the company employed detectives to find the guilty party. The detectives traced the goods to Makeychis home and going there with Chief O'Dell and Superin- tendent Gordon of the foundry found a trunk in the attic with about $20 worth of stolen goods.
 The State Federation of Women's clubs will open in Stamfordl to-day. Mrs. James R. Mason of this city is the recording secretary of the federal tion, and will read her report. The delegates from the alternates of the Womans club of the associated com munitles are as follows Mrs. Cyrus Brewster, Miss Jennie Curtiss, Mrs. Dana Bartholomew, Mrs. D. E. Brins- made, Mrs M. Eckhart, and Mrs. Will liam J. Haines. The alternates are as follows: Mrs. Franklin B. Platt. Mrs. N. D. Baldwin, Mrs. C. N. Downs, Mrs, H. H. Wilson Mrs, T. w. Bas- sett, Mrs, H. D. Sawyer, and Mrs. J. R. Brinsmade
 The vital statistics for the month of October show that there were eleven deaths in this city during the month. The causes of death were as follows: Pneumonia, 5; diphtheria, 4; apo DlhXV 1 other naiica i
 The savings banks of. this city, Shel- ton and Ansonia and the Home Trust company also of this city, posted the | following notices in the various bank 1 ing houses this morning:
 By mutual agreement the savings banks of Ansonia, Shelton and Derby, together with the Home Trust com pany, will until further notice require ninety days notice in writing of an intention to withdraw from said banks l or trust company deposit, or any 1 part thereof, except this requirement will be waived in cases of urgent need"
 This agreement was reached and 1 the above action taken by the banks l because of the scarcity of currency and for the purpose of keeping in cir 1 culation the money now in the com munity. Indications lead to the fact that people are withdrawing their de. posits and hording them and the banks, knowing that it is almost i'm possible to get money from the nation ! al bnnlxs in Nav Yn,.ly Iypau, tbo+ ;l this continued it would be impossible to get sufficient money for the pay | rolls in the mills, which would neces. sarily lead to their shutting down.
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pUpLIC HEARING ON ESTIMATES.

PUBLIC HEARING ON ESTIMATES. The Board of Finance of the City of New Haven will hold public hearing in the Aldermanic chamber, Room 1S, City Hall on Thursday evening, No venlber ', 1907, at 1880 D. m. at which time and place, the estimated expenses submitted by the several departments 0s tl,e city government for 1908 will be considered
 All persons interested are requested to appear and be heard thereon.
 Per order
 BOARD OF FINANCE.
 EDWARD A, STREET, City Clerk.
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HJTNTOR.

John, I think it was real mean of you to-"
 John laid down his paper and turn ing to his wife, said wearily: Before ,you say, any more, my dear, I admit that I am selfish, cruel, heartless and mercenary. I am devoted to my club, dislike my home, stay out late at night, do not consider your. feel ings, do not realize what hard lot you have in life, and get all the pleas ure can myself. Now, go ahead"
 But there was nothing more to 1 say.-Life.
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