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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-07

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 mHe ordinance also fravjd-= that aHen tbe. had five fbou-lud males fH~s eouta have territorial eoreru- msat and aA.u they had eeeae they .auId haFea state government. and it provided that ta-. couId often hr ad- mHea eeeu before thay had that many
 Alr WickersHam'z letter to Governor tIeseatt evt that this country is too r1r=afv settled and raxahle property Iaa small Just Irt me calI your at teatinn fpr moment tp some of the facts. Htll mol ga assr with gou all tHs Hpuras af tbe. ald territories ad- ntitted ml4 p8e uHiee.- but lct ma. call eaar attention flo fese of the western states.
 Tho state ar Illinois. which now num- berz millions. was organized as a ter rifarz in lSoa eith q population of I2.- mo.
 Tie state of Minnesota was oreaniz- cd in 1Si9 as a territory with popu- latiou of Gooo No railroad.
 Kansas Va= ore1uized in ls5i -nd lad c0ouu in l>co.
 NvaJa wa= admitted us a territory iia 7.aoo Nrhr4s ska nith 2oooo. ttah. IIoeo
 Washington was organized in lN13. and al the first census it had popu- laiion of 3.2oo. and in 1sGo had pop- ulation of llooo,
 say without going into those facts that at the time of the admission oi tarze territories there was no means af transportation in them When tho state of Washington was admitted 1T lS53 it took longer to go from tae Pan- handle to Idaho. down to the rivel where thcs had their first legislature than il takes to go fram here to the Panama Of Fairbanks They had q mountain range tp lass and no trans p"Hati"n. mot even q wagon road. II had ..2oo people, and it wont up slow lE antn ,Go. when the state had II .O0t people. or even in ls7o. with 23.OOO ana thcy had then war on hand fight ing Indians. hut they had a full aedged territory with their own government and taxation was never over three mills, and the whole of that territorial government was run for less than $7O.- ooo a year, sum of money that is mol as much as some corporations pa, their attorney for acting for them ] tApplause)
 Now. ! want Judge Wickersham tC get all the comfort he can get out ol that ordinance of 17S7. If there is any body here who does not know what N, mean in putting that plank in the plat form I will take a couple of weeks of
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arJ,f election to explain it ta nim. or if Ire NiIl come down to Washington next winter | Will explain il better. oAp- plauscD
 Nov. if is very late. and have talk ad much taugrr than | expected. I presume | may have the pleasure of meeting ame or you again. tCrics af Keep on. Give us mnre-eD
 N"w. l can't help saving one word mara. and that Is in regard to Mr WieEcrsham'~ claim that he is just as mueh the regular candidate of the re- publican rarty as I am. Now. I am going to make one little explanation Oh that subject and leave il to you whether I am right or not.
 1 announced along last January sometime that would be candidate before the next republican convention for delegate to congress. had that known ali over Alaska went down to that convention and attended II merely as spectator I say to you now. in the face of what he said the other night, in an eandor that Gale was not even a candidate before that con veution We could not even learn if se would be a candidate His own letter Mir Roman read it to you last night, in which he said he would not he candidate. In that convention for me as nominee for congress there were 44 in the first division. there were 24 or 25 in the third division. which is Judge Wickersham's division. and II from this division. whch gave to me an absolutely clean majority of r of that whole convention. may say to you 1 tonight and l challenge anyone to re- flute it had every contest before that convention been decided adversely to what was termed the Hoggatt inter- lcsts-uad they last every contest. I of F against the field in that conven- tion
 Mr. Wickersham says that Valdez, Seward. Skagway were there for Tom Gale. How can he say such thing as that? There was man who came down there simply because I was a candidate. he came down there with votes from Valdez. and from Seward and would not have come down were it not for his having votes for me l had the whole west end of Judge Wick i ersham's division in that convention They were not what is termed the Hog gait people. They were known as i Wickorshamites. but they were for me and I had every vote on the west end of the third division. had those votes and I had a total of So out of total oi tf0 in that convention. If the other men had been seated would have been nominated. Ghauncey Boyer. whc was there from Fairbanks. refused tt tell anybody whose names he would present to that convention. believe the name he wanted To present was mol Honest Tom Gale. but the other Ia mana man. Wickersham.
 ! am done. I leave my case to you for tonight. He accuses me of insen- cerity. I make no charges against him Examine our records Who has beer frank and square about 1t? Who talk, ed home rule last year. talked it thi, year and who said one thing last veal and another this year.
 Do you think Judge Wickershan
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Remington Typewriter. nearly new, sale or rent. Don A. Stewart, Nome Realty Bldg. Main POS.
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Miss L. F. Thomas has opened a and stenographie exchange on Second street. opposite the Masonic Temple.
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Imported coburser draft beer on tag at Board of Trade.
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Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town.
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scraper teams for hire. 2t4 First avenue
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Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Drafi Beer at the Board Of Trade.
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Granite Mining candl-. are tn. best
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Granite Mining Candles are the hes

lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draf, Beer at the Board of Trade.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15
TWO sTUNG ON CHECKS.
Man Uses Them on Two Firms and
 Disappears.

Kirk, the Temple street liveryman, and the filling Rubber company of Church street, through the detective department, are looking for James k. Reynolds, Yale Law school '0S," :" who dropped in upon them to hire coupes and buy automobile tires on Thursday afternoon.
 Reynolds" had the air of spender and passed bad checks on both though they had never seen him be- fore. At Kirk's he said he graduated with this years Law school class, but was going to take an advanced course and was roomlng in Welch hall.
 Shortly after the visit to kirk's a man who Is thought to be the same, though he gave different name, called at the filling Rubber company store and bought two auto tires, pric- ed at SIS. He would call for them in his car later. he said and passed over a check for S10.50 more than the purchase price, which was readily ac- cepted. Both complaints were recciv- cd by Captain Dunn of the detective bureau this morning.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15
FROM BRIDGEPORT TO MARRY.
Couple Come, by Trolley and Are
 United in City Hall.

Frederick J. Elander and Jennie o. A brahamson, both of Bridgeport, came up from the Park city for trolley ride yesterday morning and as soon as they reached New Haven, made bee line for city hall, where they procured a marriage license at the office of Registrar Carr. The groom announced that it was the de- sire of himself and bride-to-be that they he married as soon as possible and to accommodate the happy couple Clerk Buckley took them to the of flee of Superintendent F'rolich of the charities department They were married by Clerk A. Bufdette Hughes,
 MT. Elander said he was a trucker in Bridgeport and gave his age as 92, while the bride confessed to 34 years.
 This was no elopement according to the groom but he thought 1t would be well to have the ceremony take place outside of Bridgeport.
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New York New Hapen q Hartford
 Railroad.
JUNE 27. 1908.

JUNE p, 1908.
 For New York--4:I5, '4:45, '5:lO, ::5:52. x5;56. GAS. $500. xS:lo. S:45. ii:ssss 'lessS sSl a. n5s's; ss5 sSi isio'' TIES. .sS !:s5, '5:ci, .5:ss $40. .s''os. !s:isoS.. m. sundays-!4:i5, .i:45, x3.5s. 'S:So a. m. 12:0O. .1:55. '2:0S, '3:ol, 4:35. +5:0l. 'x6:lO, 'b:4U. '7:0S, '7:5g. 'S:0l. 9:2O D. m.
 FoE Washington via Harlem River
 For Boston win Hartford nnd WIlIi- manfic--Io:oS a. m.. .4:O3 ?. m.
 For Boston yla New London and a. m. .i2:o5, 'is;lO, .s:5s. .4:ao. .4:5s. 's:5l a. m., 'i2:o5. '2:5s. sl:55. '7:O5. ?. m.
 For Boston via sprinsaeId--'1:lo. 'liilS; 1o a: m, 'i;4l 'S:tt, p, m; Sundays For Hartford, sprinsfiei,., ...c.-'i.Io. x4:OO. 6:35, 7:45, 'lOO3. -il:l5, a. m. xl:00, s1:47 3l0, '4;03, x5;00, '5.4i. 6:l5, 7;1O, Co Hartford), xS:l0. l0:1l, .ll:oo D. m. Sundaysmo'l:io. xs:vS.
 For New Eondon, Etc.-.2:2,. .2:5l. 1:47, 11:1S, 'lI11:40 a. m. 'l2;05. l;o5, to Saybrook Junction! HEAP, '2;5s, S:o5. 4:oo Co saybrook ssybrook). 'lI5 40, .7:O5. S:l5, 10 Guii- ford, (Sat. to Saybrook), 'l0:oo ?. m. Sundays-.2:2O, .2:51, 3:52, a. rn.. 'l2:06. '2:5S, -4:55, '7:o6 p. m.
 For Middlet0wn, WilIimnntic, Etc. 1885 a. m., l2:5S. 6:10. ?. m. Sundays-- 7:c0 D. m.
 For Shelburne Falls. Etc.--7:44 a. m. i2:2o ito New Hartford). 4:01, 6:05, p. m. (to Westficld). .---,s~..
 For waterbury-e:4s. (via- -fssSgatuck. Junction.. 500, 1885, s:S2, a. m.v 5;45. TAO. ll;4o. P: m. sundays-ss!s | l1:15 a. m., 6.46, 8.5J p. m.
 For Winsted-s:ls. (via Naugatuck Junction., 9:32 a. m., 2:36, 5:45, TAO p. m. Sundays-S25 a.. ri.,. 6:45 D. m.
 For Pittsfcld and Intermediate Points --5:56, (via Bridgeport). 9:S2 a. m. s2:00, 4:05 p. m. sSundays-S:05 a. m.
 For Litchfeld-9:32 a. m, s2:00, s4:06. 5;I0 (except Saturdays). D. m. Sum- days, S:05 a. m.
 ! Express trains xLocal express
 Parlor car limited. saturdays. w. G. BIERD, A. B. SMITH, Gen. Supt. Gen. Pass. AGf.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15
TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE.
New Haven Chapter to Welcome \. O.
 H. Delegates Tuesday Evening.

The New Haven chapter of the Knights of Columbus, consisting of all the councils in the city has voted to keep open house for the A. o. H. del- egates and friends who are attending the convention, next Tuesday evening at the lodge rooms 139 Orange street
 An entertainment will be provided for and refreshments will be served during the evening.
 Refreshments may also be had at the rooms Wednesday and Thursday during the afternoon and evening,
 A committee from the Ladies' aux Hilary will assist the chapter commit tee which consists of p l.. Harkins. Philip M. Lynch and John F. iDoughan
 On Thursday evening at the regular meeting of the Santa Maria council, No 8 a cordial welcome will be given to the visiting A, o. H. Knights.
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Thursday evening party of east side residents enjoyed a sail in Hathaway's $ launch, Francesca. The affair was ar ranged by George "A. Cook and H. C.. Dotten, The launch moved away from her wharf near the Grand avenue drawbrdge early in the evening and for several hours skinned about outside the harbor A stop was made at Saw in Rock. Tn the party were MT and Mrs. William F. Hubbard and daugh- ter, Miss Louise Hubbard, MT. and Mrs. George Cook, Mir. and Mrs w. A Niles, Miss Bertha Niles, MT. Fifeld and daughter, MT and Mrs G. A. Moore, Miss Jessie Allen. Miss smith of Philadelphia, Messrs, William Shep- ard, George Paine and II. c. Dolten Music was furnished by Messrs. Young and Banks with banjo and guitar.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15
cnNrnAL suJppINc NEWS.

Montreal, Que Aug. 14-Saied 18th: Steamer Victorian, Liverpool
 Quebec, Aug lt.--Arrived Steamer Empress of Ireland, Liverpool.
 Hayre, Aug li.-S a. m.--Arrived: Steamer La Savoie, New York.
 Queenstown Aug, li.--Sailed Steam CT Celtic. Grom Liverpool New York. Lizard, Aug. l4.--.Passed: Steamer Russia. New York for Rotterdam. Mallnhead, Aug. 13,--Signaled. Steam CT Empress of Britain, Quebec for Liv- erpool
 Southampton. Aug. IA. - Sailed: Steamer Deutschland, Cfrom Hamburgl New York via Cherbourg
 Trieste. Aug. 9.-Arrived: Steamers Clara. Pensacola, etc, via Venice; 10th, tJltonla. New York via Naples
 Liverpool, Aug. 14.--Arrlved Steam CT Empress of Britain Quebec.
 Trieste Aug. S.Sailed Steamer Columbia, Boston.
 Libau, Aug. -0,--Sailed Steamer Els tonia New York.
 London, Aug. 14.-Sailed Steamer IIbernian Montreal.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15
NEW PRINCE STREET SCHOOL,

Plans for the new Prince street school are being pushed along by the architects Brown & Von Beren, and as soon as completed will be submitted to the board of education. A special meeting may be called for the consd- eratlon of the plans, after which, if they are accepted, bids will be adver- tised for.
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Starin N. Y. & N. H. Line.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE Leaves New Haven 800 D. m.. Starin Pier. foot of Brown Street. Leave New York 800 p. m,, Cortlandt Street. Pier No. i3 N. R. Fare 75c., excursion tickets S125. Rooms s1. Take Chap. ell Street cars to Brewery street
 .. H. FISHER, Agent,
 New Haven, C0nn,
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Yesterday was one of the hottest days of summer. The thermometer in Fair Haven registered 20 in the after- noon and the humidity during the day was over so per cent. The news that a cool wave is coming, Is really good news
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GORDON MACDONALD DEAD.
Member of Banking Firm of Speyer
 & Go,

New York, Aug. 14.--Gordon Macdon- aid, member of the banking firm of speyer & company, died this morning in Gananoque, Canada. He had been indisposed for six months or more and left the city early this year to try to
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MT. Macdonald was a member of the

MT. MHCUUHHId Wds mtmDer or tHe Stock Exchange. and director of the Bank of Long Island Bank of New York. Mexican International Railroad. New York Trust company, New York and Porto Rico Steamship company, Frankfort American Insurance com pany, Rapid Transit Ferry company, and since 1901 had been member of of the firm of Speyer X Go.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15

The third union service at the Grand Avenue Baptist church will be held sunday morning at l0:30. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. L, J. Bam- berg of Lakeport N. H.
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SERGEANT SEAMAN SMITH

Sergeant Seaman Smith, who some weeks ago suffered a slight paralytic shock, is about some, but is not yet able to return to work
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THE FRANK s. PLATT GO. S6O-366 STATE STREET.
 NEW HAVEN, CONN.

regain his health in the country. H was in his flfty-third year.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15

The Sunshine Social club will hold .ts first annual clambake at Palmersvile, Sunday.
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sued 10 A. Miller so James street, tc build an addition to his house.
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The many friends of Conductor Jere- miah Lynch were sorry to learn of his death in a freight train accident at Naugatuck Junction yesterday morn ing. He was a well known railroad man and a member of the Trainmens Brotherhood He resided at 22 Main street, where he leaves q widow and several children Mir, Lynch was a member of East Rock lodge, A. O. IT. w.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15

c. F. Woodward has taken out a building permit to construct one family house in Woodward avenue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15

Thomas and Mary Walpole have pur- chased of Richard C. Lowe, property fronting 42 feet in Ferry street,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15

Stephen Leary of Pine street has sailed for Ireland and will return ir six weeks
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Miss Bertha Avery is visiting in Dan. bury
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
A. w. Brown Here on Annual Visit-Change in Jeffer-
 son Company.

A, W, Brown of Boston, is here on his annual vacation and Is stopping In the borough. Mr. Brown Is q native of Fair Haven and brother of the late Charles Brown, for many years chief of the Fair Haven East fire de- partment. Mir, Brown was a member of the Boston fire department for 30 years and was retired few years ago on a pension for disability received in the service He was captain of q steamer company for several years, Although retired Mir. Brown was present at the big Chelsea fire which involved a loss of $6,000,0O0 and aided the Aremen, Boston sent five steam CTS, one of which was burned
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15
s6lilsNs Marine ReCorti, G&l
 PORT OF NEW HAVEN.
ARRIVED.

Sch James Davidson, Hawley, Windsor
 N. S Sch Horizon Blake, N. Y. Sch Marguerite, Graves, Greenport, L. l Sch Olympia, Talmadgc, Greenport. l.. I Sch Kansas City, Pelham, New London
 CLEAR RED, Sch I sherman. Cook Norfolk. Sch Emperor, Philips N Y. Sch Mary Ellen, Thomas, N. Y. Sch Keystone, Bishop. Amboy Sch Quaker, Biddeford, New London. Sch Olio. Olsen, onset
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15

A change Is to be made on Monday In the Jefferson X Company. painters and paper hangers, whose store Is at 21-2S Grand avenue. Lewis Tyrrell, son-in-law of T, c W. Jefferson, has bought more stock in the company and Is to he manager of the store and w. T. Jefferson Is to look out for the outside work. Mr Tyrrell was con nected with the store about five years ago and has since been in business for himself Joseph II. Parry. the head clerk, who has been with the company over nine years has resigned and Is to go into the painting and paper hang ing business for himself, with head quarters at his residence, 16S Fairmont avenue. His place is to he taken in the store by Charles T. Jefferson, a son of w. T. Jefferson. Elmer E. stoney. a clerk in the store. Is to work as painter for the firm, having pre- vlously worked eight years at the trade W. T. Jefferson Is to look out for the outside work for the company. The senior member of the firm, who has been very ill, is some better, but will not be able to be at the store for some time yet.
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Thomas Coffee of Clay street has gone to the Berkshires for a short stay.
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MoNTuAK STEAMBOAT co. $ LINE

Between New London. Conn.,, md Grecnport, Shelter Island and Sag Harbor, Long Island.
 Steamer Nantasket leaves New Lon- don week days 10 a. n., 1 D. m. Leaves Sag Harbor a. in.. 12:30 D. III.
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The Misses Ruth and Addie Jacobson of 20 Clinton avenue are making a visit to their aunt in Newport, R. 1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15

Archie Meickle of SS East Grand ave- nue has taken q place as clerk in Can mons pharmacy in the borough
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15

Nelson Dow of Richmond Hill, l.. l., is visiting his son, James A. Dow of 905 Grand avenue.
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Miss Catherine Grace of Newark is visiting Miss Gesler of Front street
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Miss Mildred Farnsworth instructor in cooking at strong school and Miss Ruth Wilson of Houston street, are at Quaker Hill. N. r. They will return in about a month
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The senior member of the firm, who has been very IT, is some better, but will not be able to be at the store for some time yet.
 The New Haven schooner James Da- vldson has arrived from Windsor, N $, with 75O tone of plaster Owing to very light winds Captain Gilmore rec ports that he was l15 days on the voy- age, After dischargiug cargo, the schooner will go to New York to load coal for return trlp and will then bring down mother cargo of plaster. Mrs Charles Keeer and son of Lex Ington avenue have returned from Huntington, Mass. Mrs Edson Bradley and son. also of Lexington avenue have also returned from Huntington and Miss Ruth Bradley has returned from Essex.
 Miss Mildred Farnsworth instructor in cooking at Strong school and Miss Ruth Wilson of Houston street, are at Quaker Hill. N. r. They will return in about a month.
 The Misses Ruth and Addie Jacobson of 20 Clinton avenue are making a visit to their aunt in Newport, R. |
 Miss catherine Grace of Newark is visiting Miss Gesler of Front street
 Charles Brautlecnt of Front street has returned from Lake George and is completing his vacation at Rockaway Park, l.. I.
 Frank Edgar and family of 1l2 lAtwa- ter street who have been stopping in Clintonville several weeks have re- turned.
 r, H. Law of New York, formerly of Clifton street came up for short stay this week.
 Archie Meickle of SS East Grand ave- nue has taken q place as clerk in Cam mons pharmacy in the borough. 
 Miss Edith Daniels of S5i Qunnipiac avenue has gone to Bethlehem, Conn, for her vacation.
 Friends of John ! Corbett of Fair Haven. were congratulating him yes terday upon his election as second vice. president of the C. T. X. U, of America, Quite delegation from Fair Haven, attended the dinner of the delegates at Savin Rock yesterday and also the trolley excursion and .,,o- athletic con- tests at Lighthouse Point, Quite a delegation from Columbia castle K. G. E. will attend the exer- cses of the sixth annual field day of the order at Steeplechase Island today. The castle is represented on the com mittees by P. T. Buckley M. ]. Barnes and r. R. Burnham. The castle will send down a baseball team which hae been organized by Frederick Ward, the captain and manager. Three years ago this castles team won the silver trophy cup.
 Among the former members of the legislature who attended the legisla- tive reunion at Momauguin Wednes- day, were Dwight w. Futile and Charles W. Granniss Of East Haven and Robert Q, and Theoplus Eator and II. P. Potter of Monotowcse
 Mrs. J K Bray and Miss Edna Bray of 1859 Quinnipiac avenue have gont to Tylervlle for their vacation,
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 Nelson Dow of Richmond Hill, l.. l. is visiting his son, James A, Dow O 205 Grand avenue.
 Thomas Coffee of Clay street hal gone to the Berkshires for a shor stay.
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r. II. Law of New York, formerly of Clifton street. came up for short stay this week
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A building permit has also been i7-
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Charles Brautleent of Front street has returned from Lake George and Is completing his vacation at Rockaway Park, l.. I.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15

Miss Edith Daniels of S5i Quinnipiac avenue has gone to Bethlehem Conn, for her vacation.
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Frank Edgar and family of ll2 Atwa- ter street who have been stopping in Clintonville several weeks have re- turned.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15

Mrs. J K Bray and Miss Edna Bray of 1859 Quinnipiac avenue have gone to Tylerville for their vacation
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15

Friends of John ]. Corbett of Fair Haven. were congratulating him yes- terday upon his election as second vice. president of the C. T. X. Y. of America. Quite a delegation from Fair Haven, attended the dinner of the delegates at Savin Rock yesterday and also the trolley excursion and 70 athletic con- tests at Lighthouse Point.