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For Rent-Apartments

12 nth ST. NE.-upper fat, i've rooms
and bath: just papered: half black from II
81 gAe ear Rne- Rent free un June l.
BARNAED CHILDRESS, 1872 81. NV.
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FIRST CLAsS apartments. The Kenka. 1914
Massachusetts, ave unfurnished; rooms
etc. $3.50: The Gilmore furnished. $3.50;
deslraAle locations, JANITOB. myl4-7t
FOR RENT
STA 18th ST N w.
broom and bath Apartment. 1870.
3. w. PICKFORD.
mys-u Room 2. 1911 st. NV.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. furnished or
nnInrnlshec. two rooms and bath: SiT up.
SENECA 627 ST NV. fes-tf
For Rent-OmCeS.
BEAUTIFUL. modern ONCE: every conven-
fence; rent reasonable. 507 Bond building.
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For Rent-Fla1S.
FOR RENT-Top nat. I'VE rooms. 272i i4th
ST NV. Inquire Of r. b. YOUNGS u o 81.
Market. uivl7-st
FOR RENT-Flat. FIVE rooms and bath:
steam heated; $3.50. s55 81. ne. myI7-St
JUNE Attractive. modern fats. first and
So. 80. myi7-3t
FIVE bright rooms; bath; large basement:
coal and gas ranges $1,000. rs 18th St Sc
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FOR RENT-To adults centrally Iocated
near Pension ONCE. fiat, four and five rooms
and bath; back porch; steam heat Inquire
304 Il 81. NV. second floor So month.
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FOR RENT-Four rooms bath. side light.
porches Si4-30. l421 r 81. ne myl5-5t
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For Rent-StoreS.
FOR RENT-Store and dwelling. near 18th
st. and New York ave, suitable for tailor
plumber. or any small business Rent for
both. SIS.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. QNc1,
81 18th St n W myl5-st
For SaIe-lOtS.
FOR SALE-Lot on 5th St near ST. ne
p feet front by 80 feet deep; price sOc foot
CAYWOOD q GARRETT. 1921 New York
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Personal.

NINE DAVIS. the born clairvoyant and card
reader. removes spells evil Influences and
gives good luck. lzzS 18th 81. NV: give me
q GILL myl7-30t
ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST has returned;
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For Rent-HOuses.

FOR RENT-BeautIful house with six nice
rooms and bath, In very I'D condition: only
I22 per month Address BOX rs, Girard II.
NV. myl7-3t
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ATTORNEYS SALE OF A VALU-
ABLE BRICK DWELLING CONTAIN
ING IA ROOMS AND bath, BEING
MO, All ID STREET NORTHWEST.
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lot and write small a why Operate real estate account?
For Sale-Suburban.


For SalR-Suburban.
The Sunshine Nowhere Shines
So Bright As In
VIRGINIA GROVE.
BUY A LOT
SIS DOWN. 50 A MONTH.
MONEY LOANED TO BUILD.
Lots &C IT. wide only 800.
400 IT. elevation. On steam and cleo
trie- lines. Well populated suburb;
Churches, stores. schools. Beautiful
shade. Oaks. chestnuts, etc.
COME OUT SUNDAY.
For information and free car tickets
II. A. THOMPSON G. CO..
81 Traders Bank Building.
A GREAT RARGAIN
A BEAUTIFUL 7-rOom house. wide porches;
nice well shaded lawn: 10 acres Of fine,
smooth land; 100 fruit trees every
variety, ali bearing; excellent water, high
elevation; very near electric cars; garden
planted; can move night IN.
PRICE, ONLY 9. $50.
Investigate at once.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. QNC.),
81 18th St. n. W my17-st
''RIvERDALE Is THE PLACE TO LIVE
Two slate roof and pebbie-dash houses. all
modern Improvements; large lots. price, from
$500 10 5000. easy terms Apply J. a
BLUNDON. R1verdale, Nd, or iO06 + 81. NV.
ONLY 50. 750-Fine suburban home. with
acres ground, within 10 minutes walk Of
cars; fruit, etc. nice class OF homes ad-
Joining This IL worth investigating.
CHAs. =. MUIR & CO. Inc.
myls-2t 1903 New York ave
ONLY $500. ONLY $500.
New s-room houses in rapidly growing ne
ave. cars: easy monthly payments Can or
address
]. L. KNoPP, IsIa Jackson St. N. E.
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TWO beautiful suburban homes for sale on
easy terms Address BOX 2s3. Times Office
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Sl5O-CaSh or Payments
Buys very large 800 It. lot. overlooking and
near city; nice shade trees and springs:
near railroad and electric
Call 623 + STREET NORTHWEST.
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AT COST-At5raetive six-roon mouse, hall
cupboards, pantry two porches. well. =
acre ground one square 70 trolley. s.. $50
List Of other suburban and farm bargains
free.
P. W. CROSBY, Vienna, Va.
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s4.25o Varnum PetwOrth: rooms and
bath. furnace heat. lot SO by 100.
$4,000 Petworth; large rooms, A NJ
l.. lot $50 by 215.
Sc, 900 st. NV. between 9th and eth
sts-; ll-rOom house, and stable;
large lot
s., 200 :. +, near Capitol; rooms. etc
S3,lOo Union Depot. y. T.; rooms and
Make offer. 2IS and |22O Mass ave. NV.
JOHNSON, DENT & CO., Gil 7th st. NV.
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FOR SAI.E-One acre lot fronting on Con-
necticut ave- forest shade; increasing rap
idly in value; price low; satisfactory terms.
Address BOX ss2 City Postoffice- myl5-7t
THE S9o-PER-ACRE LAND at Spring Eun
road. 10 mites from Georgetown. IS nearly
all sold Only a few more 2, IL ard u acre
lots left. THE HINE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY, Vienna. Va. or ROOM 70S. Co
lumbar building. ap2s-Sot
AN CNHEARD OF BA2GAIN-35s acres
handsome ST house. newly uapered and
painted, could not be built for 81. 800; on
beautiful elevation. right at station: con
venient 20 city. $3.50 for quick sale. THE
SOULE CO Inc. a. Louisiana ave NV.
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Collections.

PROMPT COLLECTIONS,
immediate returns. unlimited references Tai
ephone for our contract agent. NJ. 1854 "
CLARENCE DUVALL. 81 Colorado building
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HOLMEAD MANOR;

FOR SALr,-S3, s00-CORNER HOUSE NE,
between Maryland ave and East Capitol
st, rooms and bath bay windows on front
and side Of house. making rooms large. all
outside rooms, parking on mont and side
Of lot This property cost present owner
more but he IS willing % make a sacri-
nee, as he wants 10 move 10 the country.
WM i. SAUNDERS & CO. I4G ? St nv.
II
FOR SALE-ONLY S5.5ro-PREMISES No.
1913 ION 81. NV. house OF 10 rooms and
bath stable rear See Us AT once about
this centrally located property.
WM H. SAUNDERS CO. 1917 = ST NV.
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Wanted-HouSeS.

WANTED-A house. SIX rooms. brick. not
over 5000; anywhere in the Northeast. cash
purchaser. GEO. ". LINKINS. 500 18th st
NV mylI. lb.1J
WASTED-To buy a xix or seven room mod
ern house, where owner will take three small
houses in part payment. Address HOX Q.
Times Office nv16-st
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Colonial Beach.

FOR RENT-Two cottages at Colonial Beach
near Eleanor Park. river front. coolest place
on the beach. Address BOX 2S2. Times Of
nee. invita-
FOR RENT-FUrnlshed I'VE room cottage:
porches. shade. and fruit trees; So season
Apply 10S sw. my17-st
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ONLY $500.

TWO beautiful suburban homes for sale on
easy terms Address BOX 2s3. Times office.
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FOR SALE-Near . ST. between 9Th AID
10th SITS NV tWo-story. eight-room brick.
all modern improvements. lot 2GxI05: rent
$3.50. price. S4.I50. CATWOOD & GAR
BETT. 1921 New York ave. NV. myl7-5t
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Massage.

SCIENTIFIC Massage for face and scalD.
wrinkles and blemises removed. Mrs LYDIA
JOHNSON. II. C. graduated in Sweden I2IZ
& st. NV. Trial treatment. SOC. apG0-SOt
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Wanted-HOney,

WANTED-The loan Of $500 10 complete Tor
season hotel popular summer resort.
win give per cent and first mortgage. Ad-
dress BOX 2sJ Times office. Il
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Az CNHEARD OF BA2GAIN-3lz acres.
handsome ST. house. newly paDered and
painted; could not be built for 81 500; on
beautiful elevation. right at station: con
venient 20 city; $3.50 FOR quick sale THE
SOULE CO Inc. o. Louisiana ave. NV.
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FOR SAI.E-One acre lot fronting on Con
necticut ave- forest shade; Increasing rap
Idly in value; price low; satisfactory terms
Address BOX e62. City Postofice- myl5-7t
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ONLY 50. 75O-Fine suburban home. with 7
acres ground, within 10 minutes walk OF
cars; fruit etc. nice class OF homes ad-
Joining This IL worth investigating.
CHAS. Z. MUIR & CO, Inc
mylG-Zt 1903 New York ave.
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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-05-25
NEVADA STATE GAZETTEER
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Mrs. Charles S. Ieete.

In the dsath of Mrs Charles s. Leete, whioh occurred sunGay evening, quite suddenly, her many friends will recog4 nize the Termination of a career whose prominence extends for back into the earlier social life of New Haven.
 Mrs Leete was the daughter of Le- Grand Cannon. and Mary Elizabeth Trowbridge She was descended from one of New Ravens earlier historic families and united by marriage with enc, of old GuiHord's name that has long been prominent in our colonial history. Mrs. Laete had for a large part Of three generations been famil- far and active figure in the life of our city; she had been member of the Church of the Redeerer for many years and her beneficent. influence has been felt in many spheres
 She celebrated her golden wedding December 5, 1899, and a great-grand- child. sidney Leete Valentine, now sur wives her.
 The eight years since her golden wedding have been years of quietness and rest, but none the less a continu- ation of the golden age of welded | life.
 Her husband, Charles s. Leete, for many years president of, the Mechan- ics' bank; a daughter, Miss Ida Leete; son, Jeremiah B. Leeto, and a grand daughter, Mrs. William j. Valentine, remain to cherish the memory of a useful life.
 The funeral vill take place from 1920 Chapel street tomorrow at 2:3o o'clock. 1nternent will be in Evergreen ceme- tery.
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Rev. I3eonidas Baldwin.

Rev. Leonidas B. Baldwin died at his home, 1249 Chapel street, Sunday, after a short illness. He was in his seventy fourth year and was native of this city though a great portion of his life was passed elsewhere. He graduated from Trinity college and be- gan his ministry in the Episcopal church in 1860, going to New Britan, where he remained ten years. Later he had churches in Derby, Boston, Keene, N. H., and in eastern Mary land.
 He returned to. New Haven several years ago, taking up his residence in the Baldwin homestead, where he died. He is survived by a widow, one broth CT and numerous distant relatives here Funeral services will be held at Trim ity church Wednesday afternoon al 2:so, at which Rev, c. 10. scoville will off1ciate.
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Mrs. Thomas Mitchell.

The Rev. MT. Beardstey, rector of St. Thomas church, officiated at the fu- neral services which were held yester- day afternoon at o'clock for Mary s. Michell, wife of Thomas Mitchell, at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Winston J. Trowbridge No, 2e1 Church street, this city. The body was taken to Lexington, Ky, where 1t will be in- tered
 Mrs, Mitchell died suddenly at Lake wood. N, J., of heart failure. She was well known in this city through her visits to her daughter She was in her seventyrfourth year
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Ellen RaII,ier.

The funeral services for the late FL len Balbier, widow of ex-Town Agent Balbier. took place from her residence 1S9 Ashinens street yesterday afternoon, and was very largely attended. Rev. MT. Wycoff, of the United church, offlc- lated. The floral tributes were many
 and beautiful. 1nterment was in Ever green cemetery. The funeral arrange
 me1ts were in the hands of stahl & Sons.
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held yesterday morning at 9:so o'clock from his residence, 100 saltonstall ave hue, and at 10 o'clock from St. Francis church, where a solemn requiem high mass was celebrated. The Rev. Fa- ther Sheehan acted as celebrant, Fa- ther Baker as deacon, Father Blake as sub-deacon. The Rev. Father Ken nedy offciated at the grave.
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TUMBIER COMPANIES TAI.

Pittsburg, Dec. s.The Rochester Tumbler company and the Keystone Tumbler company, two important con- stituent companies of the National Glass company, jointly operating a large plant for the manufacture of hoi- low glassware at Rochester, Pa. were to-day placed in the hande of a re-. ceiver.
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Mz111Ar
OBITUARY NOTES.
Hewig Jay Parsong Passes AwaE.

LeWlS Jay FaFs0nS FaSSeS Away.
 Lewis Jay Parsons, one of our we'll known old residents, died yesterday afternoon at his home on Madison street, aged 7S. Ha leaves wife and three sons, James F, of Livingston street; Adolphe Leon, and Henry s., both of West Haven, and two daugh- ters, Mrs. F. W. Clark and Mrs. ". W. Paulin, both of Livingston street. De- ceased had been valued ernploye of the New Haven Clock company for the last thirty years in the machinist de- partment, and previously was em- ployed for years at the Reynolds bolt works on East street. He had been in failing health for the last five months The funeral sermon will take place on Wednesday afternoon at 2:SD o'clock, Rev. Mir Lent, of the First Baptist church officiating. The burial will be in Oak Grove cerneetery. West Haven, where the deceased had bur ial plot.
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FAIR HAVEN.

Special Journal Courier News Service.)
 A special election for borough clerk, to fill the vacancy caused by the resig- nation of Ernest L. AverilI, was held at the engine house in East Grand avenue, last evening. There were three candidates and the vote stood as follows. John Parker, 45; selden C. Sterling, S5,. and Charles Huntley, 15. Mir. Parker was declared elected He is the well known merchant on the east side and has been member of the borough government and of the board of aldermen
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susan R. Leighton.

The death occurred yesterday at the age of TO years, of Susan R. Leighton. Her death occurred at 154 Grove street, and the funeral services will take place from there this afternoon at 2;3o o'clock. The Rev. D. D. Munro will officiate and interment will be in Cam bridge, Mass.
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Mrs. Ann TTiggins.

Mrs Ann Higgins, widow of Patrick Higgins, died at her residence, 2Ss Oak street, Sunday night, after long illness. Mrs. Higgins was an old and respected parishloner of St. Johns church She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Mary J. Eckert and one son, Bernard Higgins. The. funeral will be held to- morrow morning at St. John's church at 9 o'clock.
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Mrs. Henrr A. rnn1nis.

The funeral of Mrs. Kate E., wife of Henry A, Loomis, was held yesterday afternoon at her late home, 733 Howard avenue, and the Rev. pr. Kidd off1ciat- cd, The interment was in Evergreen cemeterr.
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David R. woolso,,.

Many win sympathize with MT, and Mrs, George B. Woolson in the death oe their son. David Rockerink Wool son. who died at Wilmington, Del, Sunday, aged sivteen years. TAe fNn- eral arrangements are not yet com nleted
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Elizabeth Bernhard.

Elizabeth Bernhard died yesterday at the age of 6s. years. Deceased was the widow of the late Joseph Bernhard. Interment will be at Jamaica. L. I.
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Robert NJ. Kelley.

Tie funeral of Robert M. Kelley took place from h's late residence. 100 Sal tonstall avenue, at 9;s0 o'clock yester- day morniRg A requiem high mass was celebrated at st. Francis church at 10 o'clock
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Mrs. Charles M. Tweed.

The funeral of Charlotte Nj. Tweed, who died at her home, 235 Lawrence street took place at her late home yes- terday, the Rev Dr. smyth officiating. 1nterment was in Grove street ceme- ter-
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WHAT WILL CASH DO?

20 per cent, discount from our en- fire stock of Furniture, Carpets, Stoves and House Furnishings during the month of December. Brown & Dur ham.
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Funeral of ME. Camp.

The funeral services of Mrs, Julia L. Peck, widow of Taicott R. Camp, will take place this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the late resldence, 1S1 Blake street, Mrs. Camp died on Saturday. She was in her sixty-ffth year.
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 Four hundred tickets have been is- sued for the annual ball of the Quinni- piac Hose, Hook and Ladder company and the affair promises to be on a grand scale. This is to be the fifty fifth annual and will take place in Po- lar Star hall on the evening of We'd nesday, December II. Many of the well known fire companies in the vicinity of Fair Haven have received invita- tions and large out-of-town delega- tion is expected. Mayor-elect Martin is an honorary member of the Quinni- piacs. The officers of the company are: Chief, Edgar M. Allen; assistant chief and treasurer, Edward H. Farren; foreman, Lewis A. T. Blake; first as- sistant foreman, William A. Hadley; second assistant foreman, John Gallo. and secretary, Joseph Parry
 Committees for the ball have been appointed as follows: Reception com mittee, B. M. Allen E. H. Farren L. A. T. Blake, Jacob Frolleh and Hobart Howard; floor committee, William A. Hadley, chairman, Bert A. Wheelock, vice chairman; aides, William F. Hub, bard, Dwight L. Potter, John Hoteh- kiss, George Vogt and Roy Perry.
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The Quinnipiac Canoe club is closing up it's season by removing the float which has been stationed in front of the club house in Front street.
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Sarah J. Dayton, widow of Charles R. Dayton, died at her home, 71S Quin- nipiqc avenue yesterday, in the fifty ninth year of her age. Her husband died in August last, She was daush- tor of the late MT. and Mrs. James Newell. She had been i'll with pneu- monia for three days. The funeral will be attended on "Wednesday, at 3 p. m.
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News has been received here of the marriage at Albany recently of Miss Lulu Doolittle of, that city and James G. Blake of PittsAeld, Mass The bride formerly resided here where she has many friends. The couple will re- side in Pittsf1eld.
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At Cedar Hill station this afternoon at o'clock an opportunity will ps given for those who wish to be heard in the matter of the proposed aban- donment of the station, to be heard. It is expected that a large number from this part of the city will be heard.
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A public whist will be held by the ladies of the Golden Eagle at the resi- dence of Mrs Fields in Avon street, this afternoon.
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After visit in New York city, the Misses Anna and Gertrude Johnson of Chapel street, have returned.
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It was stated yesterday that the Branford, stony Creek, Lighthouse and Granniss corner cars, which run through to the center of the city via Chapel street, would use the new bridge in Chapel street over the new railroad cut, the latter part of the week. M
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The new library board will contain the name of Andrew P. Allen, alder man in the Fifteenth ward.
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The Mems club of Grace P. E. church will meet, Wednesday evening of this week in the parish house at 8 o'clock, when Prof. Kent of Yale University, will be the speaker. His subject will be How to make good citizenship ef- fectual., All men in the parish and neighborhood are invited to this gath ering.
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Pauline. wife of Jacob Gutbrod, died at her home, 184 Lombard street, yes torday. She leaves besides her hus- bend, q son, Frederick Gutbrod, and a daughter, Mrs. Charles Cfook. The funeral will be ait nGed on Thursday at 2:sO D. m, in the Memorial chapel in Fair Haven cemetery.
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An account of ;he meeting of the New Haven Congregational club will be found in another column.
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The second in the series of union prayer meetings for the Fair Haven churches will be held in the Grand Avenue Congregational church thisN Nev-. ening at 1880.
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Robert NJ. Kelly.
 Tine funeral Of Robert M. Kelly was
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Mrs. c. R. Cargill, a former Fair Ha- ven resident writing from the Saw telle farm in shirley Maine, where she is living with relatives under date of December 5, stated that during october 90 deer were shipped from the Shirley station and 46 in November besides those taken away by private conveyances. Young sawtelle killed three in one day, including one shot near the farmhouse. Mrs. Cargill also stated that in the morning of the day she wrote, the thermometer stood al ten above zero
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Cuff buttons of mother of pearl are much prettier to wear with short waists than gold plated ones or even silver. They are quite inexpensive.
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A pretty and useful gift is glass bon bon or Jelly dish of white and gold decorated glass, which come either with or without handles.
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Tn new neckwear fagoting is applied In many different ways. Fagoted bands are much used to outline shaped col lars of heavy Irish or cheny lace.
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Another very new idea is. a collar of colored linen, heavily embroidered with white. Pastel shades are much used also, and are very effective,
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How about pretty kimono, or a dressing jacket for the mother? There are some beautiful comfortable ones at the store of the Edward Malley Co.
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Soutache brain comes in all. colors and widths this season, and is used to trim almost everything from furs to evening gowns.
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At Gamble Desmond's there is won derfully attractive collection of love- ly brasses from Vantine's. They're be- Ing sold much below the usual prices and will make acceptable gifts. The variety of articles is complete and the prices range from 25c to $40.
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NEW HAVEN moapaa JOURNAL p COURIER TUESDAY DECEMBER lo eo
The Circus Has Come to Town!

Maeys Show Earth has its daily parade rain hail m shine in the Grand Aisle. Walk up Walk up Big and Little Folks and see the Tiger captured Yale Field and the Bull Dog gppGd him. the herd of highly and e EsPnan & nl. the Park the coca Clowns asd the Elephants the troupe of beau n high school the of savage Rhnocros riders etc., etc.
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Memorandum books and engage ment pads are so delightfully."- gotten up and so attractively bound these days that one would purchase them though one never had an engagement to fulfill or an idea in ones head to be inscribed in note book.