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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
WESTCHESTERITES BACK CENTRAL

Unlocked for opposition 10 the petition OF the
Civic League OF The Bronx 70 compel the New
York Central give residents that borough a
better train service cropped yesterday when
the final argument on the proposed order 10 the
railroad was scheduled 10 come up before the
Public Service Commission. The railroad company
has objected to the proposed order asserting that
* has not enough passengers Tor stations II The
Bronx 70 give better service than at present
Yesterday a delegation OF -esdenjs OF Bronxville
and scarsdale 'bUtted in to protest against the
proposition have their express trains stop in
The Bronx.
As soon as Commissioner Eustis found out that
the delegation from Westchester County,
which is not within the Jurisdiction Of the commits
sion, he promptly ruled them W. W. Niles.
counsel for the Civic League. thought il looked
queer TO have a delegation coming in back up
the Central. and asked II the Westchester people
were accelerated citizens. Charles l. Brooks.
who led the unexpected visitors from beyond the
city limits. said they could prove aIbi the
-'acceleration" business, but wanted a half decent
train service.
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H4FFEN TO GRAND JURY q.
Examined on Testimony ELECTED by
Commissioners of Accounts.

: Louis F Hanen Borough President Of The Bronx.
was called before the grand jury yesterday. and
for about an hour examined with reference TO
the testimony before the Commissioners OF Ac-
counts about the administration Of his office The
INQUIRY viii be continued on Monday
Commissioners Mitchell and Gaynor are hard ar
work on the report to be presented 10 The
Mayor on Nj Har1ens administration. The re-
port is 10 be very long and VIII differ from that
on Ahearn IN that the non-perfoTmance OF duty on
tne part Of Mr.. HaTeu's subordinates IS less spe-
ciac In character.
the Hafen investigation is out OF
the way. the Commissioners OF Accounts Will give
their attention the Office OF Borough President
Coler Of Brooklyn Mr.. ColeT's enemies IN Brook
Ign loading the investigators up with mass
Of details the hope that the case against him
Will be damaging that made out against
Ahearn-
Boroag1l President Bermel Of Queens. under
charges preferred 10 the Governor. told his friends
yesterday that he going 10 Albany on Monday
with his counsel iG answer 10 the Governors re-
quest FOR q formal 10 the charges
Mt Haren said yesterday that he intended 10
get out Of active administrative life He says he
is sick Of the recTiHlinatiuns heaped upon him,
and that he viii give up political life His term
as President CT The Borough Of The Bronx ends at
the close OF next year. 1868 Whether he would
stay out his term he dii not say.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
REALTY NOTES.

NJ. & L. Hess said yesterday that tho report tina,
Nos. 40 and 4e2 9th had been sold by them
untrue.
Charles E Rickercon has sold No. s2a President
st, between Sth ave. and Prospect Park West
Brooklyn. q four story and basement box stoon
dwelling house, with extension 20x65xlO0 feet for
the of W. w. Goodrich 10 James J. Kirwn
for about $1,000
De BlOs & Eldridge have leased for Mrs Wood
bury Kane her place in Bellevue ave Newport
to J. r. Dilworth. of this city, for the summer
Denzer Brothers have leased the store and base
ment at no Al Broadway a safe and vault
company for a long term = years.
Jesse T. Meeker has leased for John W Brett
the first floor in No. SO West 32d st. for term Of
years.
The H II. Faer Realty Company has leased
for the Improved Property Holding Company to
the Millington Company To- ten years the store
and basement at No 63 West 42d st; also for the
estate of NJ. =. Wotton the Manhattan Eiec-
trical Supply Company for ten years the store and
basement at No. 40 West 42d ST; also for Cole.
man g. Krause TO the Charles J. Bogue Electrical
Company the NTH loft in Nos. 5l3t and 5l5 West
18th St, Tor term years.
William Henry Folsom has leased for Mrs Lock
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JUDGE FOSTER ON WALL STREET.

Judge Foster. in General Sessions. yesterday in
the case Of Owen Ingraham and William Wheeler,
who had pleaded guilty 10 possessing policy slips,
reproveG Nj Clark. the defendants counsel, who
eaid his clients had been Disseminated against.
fnasrDuch the II gsIaTlre favored and permitted
stock gambling BY the wealthy, but would not
sanction the games OF chance Of the poor Judge
Foster said that the lawyers remark was all
'tofnrnF-Ct.' and that there much differ
cnce between the purchase and sale OF stock and
bonds and tie sale OF policy slips as there vas be
tween night and day Policy. he said. "a low
down gambling game and even as good SIS
that. the player had chance for q square
deal.
He then suspended sentence the defendants
saving that II they ever came before him again on
similar charge be would send them TO prison for
-ears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
DOWNTOWN PLOT SOLD.
Several Other Parcels Change Hands
an the Tesey Street Rooms.

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesroons yester-
day Joseph P. Day sold No. 63sl4 Hedson St. 1ssx
65 4x197x634 feet three story tenement house, to
the plaintiff for s. 900. He adjourned the sale of
No. 2167 2177 9Th southeast corner Of 18th
ST. ss11x75 feet. SIX story fathouse, with store,
10 April Is.
Bryan l. Kennedy sold No. 81 West 18th ct, 25x
$50 feet, a four story dwelling house, to the de-
PENDANT for &S S55 and No 532 West 131st St.
S3x07x77x661 feet. two six story athouses, TO the
plaintiff for $4,000. He adjourned the sale Of a
vacant plot, S0x100 feet the side OF Tiffany
ST. 1868 feet north of 165th ST, to May 20
The auction offerings to-day will be follows:
On the premises at p m. BY George W. Bard: Lots
and plots Larchmont, Westcheser County, n Y, on
Myrtle Murray Edgewoo and Forest Myrtle Place
Beech Hazel Maple and Weaver also a house and
Edgewoo3 and Myrtle Place: executor
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TRADING In THE BRONX
SOME FINE PLOTS SOLD.
Plans Filed for a s4O0, 900 Business
Building.

There was fair market yesterday for choice
dwelling houses on Manhattan Island And in The
Bronx large number Of parcels changed hahus'
Pease & Gilman sold No. 31s West 10th street. a
three story and basement dwelling house. on lot
2Ox1Oo feet to client Also sold in conjunction with
Dennis & Preston for James NJ. Duane No. 62 East
55th street, a FIVE story American basement dwell
Ing house 16xl005 feet to client The buyer VIII
occupy the premises.
Williamson & Bryan sold for Mrs. Lucy Har-
grove No. l144 Franklin ave, four story fiat
house 276x100 feet Also sold for Dr. s Il John-
son a plot IeOx1O0 feet at the southwest corner OF
l7sth ST and Prospect ave, to a builder VINO VIII
erect five story apartment house on the site.
Augustus Kugelmann sold to William Nopn a
two family house. G5x100 feet, in Commonwealth
ave. $50 feet north of fremont ave Also SOLD Tor
Mary Campbell to NJ Kuntze lot 1884, on Hammond
ave
s UIman sold Thornton Brothers to C.
Stichtenroth No. 800 East 18TH st, three story
family dwelling house 20x9o feet
J. J. Haggerty sold for W. r. Rose the two fam
fly frame dwelling house No 1903 Hoe ave, on lot
25x1o9 feet.
Plans have been filed With Buildings Superinten-
dent Murphy for remodellng the three story clergy
house of the Paulist Fathers of the Church Of st.
Paul the Apostle at No. AS West seth st. The I'M
provenents will include the building of porch
entrance "a feet wide and IL feet deep, with a
staircase of brownsJone AMI rooted with Gothic
canopy of wood and green slate ornamented with
a carved cross. Wilfred z. Anthony Is the archi-
tect.
Plans have also been fled FOR eleven story
freproof mercantile building be erected for the
Building and Engineering Company. 1t will have
a frontage Of 100 feet and depth OF IS feet The
facade will be decora with large mezZanine bays
set between Ionic piIasters It is to cost $4,000
and will be duplicate in design and construction
of the mercantile completed last year for
the same company at Nos. n to IS West gath st.
The architect is William H. Birkmire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

A memorial window has been presented to the
New Utrecht Reformed Church. at Eighteenth ave-
nue. and szfh street Brooklyn II Was designed
by Frederick Wilson and executed in Favrile glass
BIZ the Tiffany Studios OF New York.
Tn. memorial which occupies a tvo-paneled
opening on the north side of the church. has for
its subject the theme Of Psalm xiii. The Lord is
my Shepherd The design shows the figure OF
.he Saviour. his right hand holding a staff his
LETT resting on the shoulder Of a youth slightly
in advance and directing him onward. The setting
@. n. figure is a landscape. in which appear in
the foreground a path beside a river. with trees.
hfl,s and distant skies beyond In circular open
ing ebove the two panels is burning lamp, de-
noting knowledge and the light of the world.
In the lower portion OF the window is the ded-
oa:or- inscription:
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SSh st. Nos lae e ana s'i F mesr ss5
Clinton St e f75 II 8 Of Houston st. 23xioo
NAN Max Muller loans Meyer frankei anu ave-" 5000
Mohegan ave s. 200 IT 8 of 1soth st. 4lx14o
S James L McCioud loans Ahare" anu 14oet
Kelly ST. W 288 II OF Longwood ave sox
BOO city Mortgage co loans hei" $4,000
Union ave s. 3S4 I50th st. 80 Txoo;
Max Cohen Emanuel Glauber loan =. M,
Emma NJ Mestaniz- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i''"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
FLoRETTk WHALEYs UNCLE DEAD.

Forsaken b. his relatives ana almost pauper,
BENJAMIN A. Whaley uncle 81 FIoretta Whaley,
the young Hampstead girl who eIoped with her
rector Jere Knoce Cooke, died last Tuesday at
the Kings County Hospital Brooklyn. His only
property was insurance poiiry for So He Was
.->4rty-tao years Oh and veteran Of the Civil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
NEW MEMORIAL WINDO " PRESENTED TO NE"
UTRECHT REFORMED CONGREGATION

,hs cities m the state 1t is believed that ne VIII
enjoy successful pastorate at Grace Methools'
Episcopal Church. which is the most important
Methodist charge OF the West Side Oh the el'S'
seating over fifteen hundred people and represent
ing an investment OF some sao.oD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
In memory az
J. Rutger Van Brunt
Born September @. 1871.
Died January Is. 1903
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

The ministers of the eleven thousand Presby
-seA~7 churches throughout the United States have
SeN eeauested by The department OF church and
labor 10 observe Labor Sunday. on May 10 For
several years Labor Sunday has been observed on
the first Sunday in September, but at the last an
rual meeting Of the National American Fedora
ton OF Labor II resolved designate the sec
ond Sunday in May as iabOr's memorial day
The April meeting Of the Womans National
Sabbath Alliance viii BE- held next Monday at
No 15s Fifth avenue. Room %. The devotional
service. 1o:s5 a m viii be led by Mrs. Darwin
r James honorary president OF the alliance. re
Gently returned from TWO years absence abroad.
After reports Of committees the president will call
Cor reports the fourteen auxiliaries and con-
trfbuting braDches-
Enslishrnen are invited TO attend the service at
the Church OF ST John the Evangelist Tomorrow
At p m The celebration OF ST. Georges Day
IS in charge OF the Sons II St George, and the
sermon viii be preached by the Rev. z. Atherton
Lyon. rector OF Christ Church, Tonkers. The
choir will be assisted by the English tenor. Charles
J. Butler * - Ia
The Emanuel brotherhood. which holds re-
Iigious services for young Jewish people at Second
avenue and 18th street and also maintains social
house at No SIG East 9Th street, is giving a bene-
f. performance the Casino Theatre on Sunday
evening. May :.
The Rev DR. Charles Y. Gordon, Of Winnipeg.
known as Ralph Connor'' viii preach at the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Tomorrow after
noon and evening
Frank Moss VIII address the meeting for men
81 the Harlem branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association tomorrow.
A reception was rendered TO the Rev Charles
Rowland Goodman. the newly appointed pastor
and his wife in the parlors Of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church last evening Addresses OF vel
come were made oy various members of the official
hoard Of the church and also by the Rev Dr.
Fckrnan OF ST. Pauis. the Rev. Dr.. Peck, or 81
Andrews; the Rev. Dr. Keigwin- OF the west Emo
Presbyterian Church. and the Rev. Dr. Hartley
OF Hope Baptist Church. The newly appointed
pastor is one Of the rising young men OF the Ne"
York Conference. and comes TO his new charge
after successful ministry Of five years in one OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Valentine s. 1853 e Of 1880 st; Ior hve
dwlg his, 1s.5x3I II each; WilIiaIn
wainwright Bldg Co. owner; Charles S Clara 60, M
Columbus ave n {. % It y of Garfield ST. for
8 sty brk store and b. 25xI2; Mrs Anna - -,
Remington owner: B Ebeling. architect. l2'ou
Country Club ave- $ 125 It of John st: for
sty fTaF I"ig ~ NpH'9 y RaRteT arnhitect $50,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

wood the four story dwelling house NO. "4 East
18th St. for a term OF years.
g. Brettell 4 Son have leased for LOUIE L1'e
to Mrs. Kelley No. Bis East l0th 81, !. ~
storv brtck house and for Osk & Edelstein TO
Mr. Knapp No 355 East 124th St, three story
stono dwelling house.
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UPTOWN HOUSE IN A TRADE.

NJ & w schacht have sold for Mrs NJ Brittins
No. b3 East 13lst St, a five story naehouse' OH
lot zx1oO feet to John Lindenberger. The puyer
gave propertv at New Dorp Staten Island in ex-
change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
TRINITY ToRRINGToH. CONN

wardens-Johu Workman, F Fuesssnieh. Hatch.
Testrvmen-C II AIvord. E. I. Coe, Ii T. tiotch
Kiss Walter Harrison c c. Mcneil, r. & SWaEze
- q Turner A f. Workman :. c. Workman
Clerk y Mckenzie.
(. Mcneil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
ALL SAINTS

war5en.-John Walker and James E Morgan
vestryInen-George Stark. Harry b SnineI mares
Wilson William Nesbiti. William Dunneli Luhls '"ii
Morgan Justus E Ralph and Philip Mohr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
EASTER ELECTIONS.

ST LIKE's. MONTCLAIR, y. J.
Wsrdens-Dexter " Force Edwin A bragiey r,,.
Northumberland @ Burgess. John 1. Neths'
Vol Jenkins George L wichman. Charles Arrnltase'
Hosea Webster, Rsyard Whltehorne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
ST. Marks. BROOKLYN.

Warseus-CYerneni Lockitt and Charles A bry
yestrynen-E. J. Campbell f. NJ Johnston ) III ae
les Derniers A. ". Merrill Edwin r fsse. |ohi VII
son Henry c Siesmann and II. ". Rozeii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
CALVARY

Junior Weruen-IeoTRe LaDIlshIr
for three years)H hholcot''
Blair : J. Philip Bernhard
Vestrvman (to serve yeaT)-Dr. B. NICE hhil
NETT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. MoRR1sTowN,

wa-5eps-Iohn E. Taylor Francis s. Hoyt.
Vestrvnen-John II. Ltdgerwood. Augustus /. Re
we're John r. Emery, Joseph r Moodey, J. SteuaTt
Mackie Charles D. Ii Cole George l. Chisolm oscar
Ieiegetes TO diocesan convention-John r Emery,
I Steuart Mackie. Charles D NJ Cole.
alternates-GeOrge A. Low, Harold Grswold, Fred
Ford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
c-z1-RcH OF TIE REpEEMER. PELHAM.

Wardens-Iohn c. Hszen and Isaac G ttil- -r,, w.,
Yes,ryTnen-samuel &. Lyon. Theodore N Hl' Iienry
X Babrock William d. Baker and Walter Scott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
ST PETERS

Observation-Disclosures Taylor. Joseph w CushInan
Testrvmen-Ceorge F. WflcoNson. William I. wat
son lawrence Middleton Rudolph G Faber, benjamin
y Elgar "a George Arthur Buchanan, Russet ~
HYDE Eugene DeKay Townsend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

War Before his removal TO the hospital he lived
at No 10 Sterling Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

yEarsens-C5ustav H Schwab George A. Nelson.
Observation-Disclosures X. Henry l. Dyer Oliver
{, Jennings paingeraed LuCkett Samuel I Peters,
George Bowen smith Newlin Trainer and Joseph Z.
WisHeH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
TRINITY CHURCH. BAYONNE, y. J.

wardens-Charles X. Hitchcock, Edward W. Hum
VesIrvrDen-Robert Borland. Henry Coles. Henry E
Harris W 3 RuggIes. a W Booth jr, Frank Hall
berg H B. McCullom- - -.,.-,--,-
Delegates 20 diocesan conventional K Hitchcock
r Borand. II E Harris.
Aiternates-E. W. Humphreys, H Coles ". b
Ruggles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

ALL SOULS

wsrdens-J Lawrence Kearny and James Parker;
Vestrymen-Stuart r. Audsey, J. Lawrence Sosgs W
s Duncan, Charles c Hommann and William Hoy
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ST. STEPHENS. BROOKLYN

Vestrvmen-I w Clark, a. T Mart. J. h q; AZ
knson r Badcock, Y. Fuller Z r. O'''e'' i H.
Meehan. Brley
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ST IoHN-s. LONG ISLAND CITY

Uaraens-George E Clay. ! Harvey SmedIey
yes,rymen-Joseph Fellows, Charles A HaInLton'
Tobn &; Hoben. L. Judge. William MarshhLi
Frank Newell Francis ]. Schieicher, W1liam H.
Woodni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
Country Property for Sale or to Let

LNLUsHING COUNTRY PLACE FOR RENT OR SALE
II "a acres brick mansion late residence OF II A
BoEeI stories large attic 10 rooms. buffers pantry
bathrooms conservatory, large basement and
laundry heat. hardwood aoors: $4,000
per month. Apply ELLIOTT. JAFFRAY s CO.. Iss
Broadway. ", Y. City. local agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

sT PETERS. WEST CHESTER.
Wsrdens-S Duncan Marshall Thomas H har-
rngton. =. ~. r,-o-r,
Isaac Butler James Elgar. Clarence b Hartough,
Edwin c Hoyt. John Middlemiss. John E Firden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
Real Estate for Sale or Exchange.

NOR SALE. LEASE NCHANGE--GE-NIlEs-
II mans country place. most modern and 10 % d4.'
bungalow. with all Improvements. such as gas p-.-.
windmill. alarm. cold elSSSs
house. Well isrge ehleken aaG Piseon Ao-
al plans tor SAFE
situated beautiful. hc3-tHy
Long Island mosquitoes prise
third cash. balance mortgage AZ Or ger orAt
part payments desired. price Includes brand ns
furniture. stock &c. for selling Owner - -.
PEELED 10 California. photographs OF th- olss
II requested For particulars address JOHN COOE~-
n l. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

The Rev. DR.. Charles Y. Gordon, Of Winnipeg
known as Ralph Conner" viii preach at II
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church tomorrow after
noon and evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
Furnished apartments to Let.

INLEGASTLY FURNISHED HOUSE HASTINGS
View. FARMERS MoRTGAdE q LOAN co, s2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

No 81 FI-ATBCsH AVE. REoosLIsS-S r1R1
" propert-. S1j.tru- VIII sell for Sld9oI
see owner. H T HOFFMAN. $50 Lafayette 81. NsT
York. Tel. 2T49 Sp-Eg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

Frank Moss VIII address the meeting for me-
al the Harlem branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
FOREST LAkEs. Patebosue. Long IsLana
City Property for Sale.

VIII. SELL 4 2-F&Nf7IY FT57-=E. III TSFR6Ts-
w ments. az great bargain. 1IS2 West Farms Elad
r CRONEMEYER- Grocer
- STORY. BASEMENT. I.IMESTONE. Brick HOUSE.
- Il = toilets. Uss-7E--7 -
W I7Tth ST. Apply premises 1873 2 "
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Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church,

9th ave and 18th st.
Rev. J. ROSS STEVENSON. D D. ! ,,t.t.,a
Rev. EDWIN F. HALLENBECK. D. d Ni'1l''eIs
Services II Il NJ p p.
DIR. Stevenson will preach the morning
Rev. CHARLES W. GORDON. d. D,
Of Winnipeg widely known
RALPH CONNOR.' the author OF
The Sky Pilot" BLACK Rock
other well known books. Will
both in the afternoon and evening
Bible School e:3G m: Mems Bible Class
conducted by Dr. Halenbeck, 10 a. m.
Wednesday evening service at 10.
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Vest End PRESBYTERIAN Church,

AMSTERDAM AVE. AND 1O5TH ST.
EDWIN KEIGWIN. p. D. Pastor: Rev ]
GARLAND HAMMER. Jr.. Assistant Pastor DIT. kEICs
preach a II a. m Subject: WORLDLY Aruse
ments At S D m BOOKER T WASHINGTON. IL D.
will speak.
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
on 42i st. 9Th and 9th
Rev ANTHONY H. EVANS. d D. Pastor.
breaches a m. and 5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-20
CITY NEWS.

Have you tried Simplex" shirt? !? $1.50 at Upson. Singleton & Co.'S.
 Fulton's band at Buckingham hall Saturday evening, dancing at S:30.
 Monday morning at z o'clock at St Patrick's church there will be an anniversary requiem high mass for the late Mrs Margaret Cooney of Dover street.
 Tuesday morning at o'clock at St Patrick's church there will be a months mind requiem high mass for the repose of the soul of Mrs Cath erine Kelly of Charles street.
 Stop, look, read. We are head quarters for stove and furniture re- pairs; also will attend to your plumb ing, timing and jobbing. Telephone 1259-3 or drop postal to w. T. Cor coran X Son, 302 North Main street.
 Any articles of clothing such as warm underwear of any size, warm wraps or coats, bathrobeS or kimonas, shoes, caps or gloves, will be very thankfully received by Mary c. Gormley, Anti-Tuberculosis nurse, 95 West Main street.
 Frank Rathbun, formerly of Bris- tol but lately of Waterbury, is re- ported as missing from his home. He left home on August "A and has not been seen since. The Waterbury police sent word to Chief Belden of Bristol yesterday of the missing man and forwarded description of Bath bun.
 The will of the late Edward Lob del Jennings who was purchasing agent for the American Brass com pany was filed to-day for probate. It Is a brief document. To his daughter Mrs Horace .Richardson, MT Jennings left S100, and the balance to his widow, Mabel Caffin Jennings. In the will be nominated the Colonial Trust company his executor, but in a codlcil he removed that nomination and named Adelbert P. Hine of Tor rington instead.
 Orders for the inspection of the organized militia of the state by the inspector general, c. N. G., were is- sued yesterday from the office of the adjutant general. Companies A and G will be inspected December II. Uniform for inspection will the ser vice (olive drab), field duty, anL the blanket roll, made up in accordance with paragraph 4S6, Infantry Drill Regulations, U. s. A., haversack, canteen and eating utensils. Con- manding officers will have their or ganizations formed and ready for in- spection at 7:45 p. m., on the dates assigned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-20
WoMEN'S HosIERY-sPEoIAL
 VALUES. Y. @$-.ys \

AT 19c, or pair for 50c--W Women s all black regular made 7 Hose,
 women's Black Hose with fancy embroidered figures, from soc pair.