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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
BIRTH.
LIVES Arr:
ENDED
Mother Dies With Her
Babies Clasped to
Her Breast.

WALI.A wALLA. Nov 2s Her
twin babies clanpeds 20 her breast.
Mira Carl Meyers lies Ia a inorgue
and Tomorrow All three will be
buried iu one grave THE babes
were horn yesterday and their birth
ended their mothers life
Mrs Meyers was Myrtle Upton
vim served time Ia The peniientiary
for stealing horses. tho animals he-
iug taken 70 that The girl might
crafty her deBire Tor finery
The elrl masaueFaaed az man
for several months and worked in
the harvest field side by side with
men who reyer discovered her sex
Her figure WIS large, and she easily
fu man. though at the
time 81 her death SHE WINS but 10
years old Following her release
from prison she WAS married.
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BALLOON TRIPS
START TROUBLE

PARIS, Nov rs Protests against
the invasion OF French territory by
the German army officers who neg
lected 10 secure passports and
crnssed the line Ia balloons is made
b. newspapers here today The pa
pere declare that hardly a day pass
ea that some German officer docs
not land from balloon on French
soil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
zoo MINERS
SHUT IN
TRAP
CAUGHT IN WRECK
ACE BY EXPLOSION
IN SHAFT.
Fire May Break Out at Any
Time and Bring
Death.
BELIEVE ALL DEAD.

a PfTTsBURG. Pa. Nov. 2s.--
4 The officials Of the mine late +,
e this afternoon admitted that.
a in all probability. the 200 en-. /,
= lOmbed men were dead In.
= specior I4outhitt made an ex. /
q animation % the mine Just two
4 hours before the accident. and ,
4 reported that Il WAS ia excel
4 lent condition The mine was
. one Of the largest In the soft
= coal fields II had modern
A equipment and machinery OF ,
4 the latest style. and was sup
q posed to b. protected against
4 any accident
sNANk AtttAAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
WILL
RESIGN #
ASKED
WILL DO ANYTHING TO
IMPROVE POLICE
DEPARTMENT.
M a or Miller Satisfied
Force Is Doing
Good Work.

During a conference with Mayor
Miller yesterday regarding police
conditions. Chief Of Police Ward
expressed his enfire willingness TO
step down arpi ont whenever the
city'e chief executive thought the
department could BE- made more ~.
ncscnt BY a change Of aamlnisira.
ton.
Chief Ward ala not tender hIs
resignation. according to the state,
menta OF both himself aud tho
mayor today. but simply took the Cd.
portunity OF assuring the mayor
that the present chief o. police
would BE- only too glae 20 make way
Tor another man whenever the
mayor thought the department could
he improved BY the injection ~ new
blood.
Room for Improvement.
4 told Chief Ward" nala the
MAYOR today. that ! had every ren.
son % believe things would work
out all flTht with the department.
The chief has been np against
pretty hard proposition and has
been criticised. and. IN some re-.
apecss. there n uo question hus
shat n substantial Improvement
could have been shown In the work
Of the department
Mayor Wants Resuisa
NY oplnlon il that the uniformed
men are new dotng good Nofk. aud
afe fully alert to the fact that their
Jobs depend entirely upon the sue.
cess wlfh which they patrol their
respective districts have al.
ready had . talk with the members
~ the detective department and ali
] ask pf the plain .ciuthes depart.
Fnent Ii results The man who can.
not Set the result which could ren.
souably. be expected. will have 20
make way for some other man who
can
II IL no secret that, unless some
ApprecAabic improvement In shown
In their work In the immediate ia.
tufe. number Of the present de-
tsctlse force are slated 20 don a
uniform and walk a beat
May Make Changes.
There are a number Of the de.
tectiyea who have always given a
good account ~ themselves. and
while In bic recent talk 20 the plain.
clothes men. the mayor addressed
hie remarks 70 the department as a
whole. the clty's chief executive Is
fully Informed a. 10 the men who
are doing their work properly and
those who. either through Inability
OF some ether reason. are not aMt.
infartory At the proper time the
segregation will be made upon the
records ~ the men themselves and
the members ~ the force who have
shown the ability and have given
results need have no fear of losing
their loba
Chief Ward. IN discussing hts In.
teTvicw with the mayor yesterday.
stated that he was willing to re-.
ssgn whenever the beat interests Of
the city warranted such step The
chief however. expressed the opin.
ion that. notwithstanding the criti.
eism directed Al the department &c.
Gently. he believed that the work
OF the force since he took the office
~ chief viii more than favorahly
bear comparison with the record Of
any police department In any city
the size of Seattle
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MEAD WILL
APPOINT
JUDGE
SUCCESSOR TO ROOT
TO BE KNOWN BY
MONDAY.
Win BE Satisfactory to Cos
grove for His Re
appointment.

Governor Albert r. Mead il In So
attic today comforting with advisors
concerning the eeslgnatloa og Jus
ticc Root and the appointment u
his successor Conferences are also
being held with advisors from Ia.
coma. and before Monday the gov
eraor viii announce hls appoint.
ment % oil Justice Roots vacancy.
All the Negotiations that are tak.
las place are being conveyed ia
Govefnorelect C0aEguva by wire.
and whoever IL appointed By Gov.
efnnF Mead viii be raAppointed ~
Mr. eongrove when he fakes office
The appointment 20 be made b..
tween n0w and Monday hY Cover
nor Mead wiil only held good 70
the expiration Of The nont term.
which expires January ii. and shan
on the failure 81 Justice Root 10
qualify FOR His term e. which he
Was elected this fail. another a..
pulntment will have 10 be made.
which will hold good until the next
election IN 1910.
Name NQt NnuNNns
1uAt who GosernoF Mead sill az
point IL not pct knuwn. GosernoF.
eject CoasTuxe had suggested that
A. = tsuee 81 PosnwroY would be
acceptable % him. but thu COVER
Hser l. reluctant TO appoint another
Justice from Eastern Washington
The s&ss'ofthe Enounsntn imFlssa are
numerically prepond~Fant on the
bench At the present time. ana
tioesFnnr Mead takes the stand that
4 WNmtsFs Washington mar should
BE selected The governor contends
that there 10 = geographical aspect
20 the supreme court that must A.
ways be considered for thr best In.
seseAia of tbs state Is . whole-
Net Matter % Local Pride.
The governors feasuns are not
ministerial to local pride. bot he
believes that y mans knowledge In
more or less affected ~ the inter
satN ~ the community IN which hs
lives. aud that bis legal practice h
snnre or lsaN restricted East Of
the mountains develops lawyers
with what might b. called axricni
turAl.texAi exparseuce. while wept
of the mountains there 10 the tim.
Der. mialnK and other interests.
whieh Governor Mead believes need
representation on the supreme hneh
FUF these reasons the governor
and the govarnoreiect are consider
Ing = wsesa.of the mountains man
No effort has been made 80 secure
the appointment ~ any man. with
the exception Of Judge Humphrtea
Friends Of Judge Humphries have
called the attention ~ Governor
Mgad 10 the merits 0f the ktnK
county man. bat Il u practically as
snred that Judge HUMPHREYS Will
not be chosen.
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OLD SISTER
OF CHARITY
is DEAD

VANCOUVER. Wash, Nov. IS
Sister Vincent de Paul one 81 the
most celebrated ~ che Sisters OF
Charity in this disirict, Is dead at
the House Of Providence IN this
city, She was Sc years 81. sge and
the last sc four original sisters az
this House Of Providence
She WAS the advance guard of the
Catholic church, and was one Of the
four founders Of the Sisters Of Char
rs Of Vancouver the name being
laser changed 10 the House Of Provi-
denCe OF Vancouver
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RENO. New. Nov rs News
reached this city today from Rhy0.
lite. New. Of deadly duel on the
desert between John Cyty and John
Smith, over some mining property
Three bullets entered the body Of
Smith. causing bis death several
hours later Cyty was shot In the
arm. Smith WINS from Sonoma, Cal
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DEVELOPMENTS IN THE M'MAHON
CASE PROVING MURDER THEORY
POINT TO DEATH BY CELJOROFOREA
MOTOR STATES KIDNEYS
| lead TO This CONCL USION
ToOAvs osvalopMsNrs N mMAAoN mysreay.

TooATs DEVELOPMENTS IN MMAAoN MYSTERY
Patrick Sullivan proprietor Of the American Cafe
reward e $500 Ter apprehension Of
saulea and robbed Hugh Mcmahon cash and vaua.ivs
This reward Il supplemented reward OF 600
which offered BY friend prefers that his
name Pc withheld. thus making Of $1,000
JEwELRY AND MONEY TAKEN FROM BODY
Sola gold watch belonging a friend. a 1900.
Solid sold watch. his property. valued al $3.50
Diamond ring valued
namond stckpln, valued
Aboa $3.50 In gold silver aud Bills making total OF 800
In cash and yal4ahes
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Charges Cruelty.

Startling charges of cruelty are
sasd % BE masec against The Lansing
prison officials In Miss barnard
report Haskell and Governor
hoch Of kAssas recently were re,
ported % have FLASHED on this sub.
ieef, and the former nov fears that
a crisis will b precipstatsd II Miss
BmFunFda charges arc ail02ed 10
50 20 the Legislature without first
being subjected T. eensor~hlp. TO
avoid the blue pencil. Miss Barnard
has dropped from sight temper.
ariiy.
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According 70 persons who claim
o. have seen Miss nArnardn report
she accuses officials ~ the prison
first. with brutality toward the men
In their custody. and second. with
insulting her when she went 10
Lansing 70 investigate conditions.
Among the fortunes 20 which
prisoners are alleged to b. subject.
cd are racks. epruekets By which
the men are swung By the wrists
f0f hours collins IN which offend.
ers ARE placed aud 'hen have water
poured over them. and various other
devices similar 60 those employed
In the middle AGES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
SWUNG
BY THEIR
WRISTS
PRISON OFFICIALS ARE
CHARGED WITH
CRUELTY.
Startling Accusations Made
Against Southern
Wardens.

fohf WORTH. fex- Nov. -
Feafsag disclosures which wlIi
cause an open rupture between TIE
states 81 Oklahoma and Kansas
Governor Haskell i today trsiag "a
lind Miss kAis barnard. coumia.
sinner ~ charities and corrections
~ oklshoma Miss barnard "a.
vanished. and her friends here say
that she wiiI not b. heard from
until December s. waen aha wsli
make report 70 thu Oklahoma
legislature regaFdlrw alleged terri
ble conditions IN the Kansas peal
Tertiary AZ I.anstnx. xh@s~ okinho
ma cousicts are iucAfrorntsd.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-22
CITY NOTICE.

ORDNANCE DE LICENSES FOR SALE AND STORAGE OF lNtLAMMAl5Ll4 OILS ETC,
 in compliance with Sections S5 and i20 of the Charter of the city ol New Haven, notice is hereby given of the approval of tho following ordinance oi the City of New Haven; Be it Ordained by the Board of Alder men oI the City of New Haven't Section GgS Of the Ordinances is here by amended so that said section as amended shall read as follows; section 6g3, No person shall manl fracture, keep, sell or offer for sale within the limits of said city any Hum mating nuid the principal ingredient or which ia ben2ine, or manufacture sell or offer for sale any Illuminating fluid made from petroleum, inllammabiie iie at less temperature or fire test than l u degrees Fahrenheit, in quantities great er than one pint, unless licensed so to do by the Fire Marshal after thor ough investigation made by him ol tne premises in which said material IS to be stored and q celtihcate on ms paf' that an thc requirements Of the said or finances have been fully complied with Every license granted under the pro visions Of this section by said Fire Marshal may be revoked at the pleas me UC said Fire Marshall For licenses granted under inc provision of this or. dinance there shall De paid to the Treasurer oi the City the sum of Sl fol two gallons Or less, and $5 for more tban two gallons. Every license shal eNpte on the inst day of May following inc grant of the license
 Any person. inn, corporation or vol untary association violating any Of th, provisions Of this section and failing or negiectlng to obtain a license, az herein required shall forfeit and pay 2 penalty of not less than $20 nor mor' than S1o0 for every such violation, ant shall further suffer and pay a penaltl of net less than SeJ nor more thar Sio0 for each and every day each am every person, firm, corporation or asso ciatlon shall continue such violation and such neglect and failure after no tlce from the Fire Marshal
 Board of Aldermen.
 June IS, 1908. Read for tho first time and ordere. printed in the Journal
 M A. MORAN. JR.
 Assistant City Clerk.
 Poard of Aldermen,
 July 6, 1908, Read and recommitted
 M. A. MORAN, JR.
 Assistant City Clerk.
 Board of Aldermen,
  Read for the drst time and ordere, printed In the Journal
 NJ X. MORAN. JR.
 Assistant City Clerk
 Board of Aldermen
 october ,, 1908 Read for tho second time, accepted and ordinance passed by a maiorit' vote of all Yaermen present and ab seul.
 NJ. A. MORAN, JR.,
 Assistant City Clerk City of New Haven
 october IS. 1908 Approved
 JAMES F. MARTIN.
 Mayor The foregoing Is true and correc copy of record, and said ordinance wll become operative and ln full effect oi and after october 2i, 1908
 JAMES l. DIVINE, o91 3t City Clerk
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city looks AS though if were besolged. If may be all right for the contractors ar their foreman to make preparations for avoiding delay after work is start blocks to complete the pavement. II may be all right to have them all shipped a once lt ls certainly not right to glle them where they interfere with legitimate tridlc. Ii has always been tho custom when laying granite pavements to have the blocks brought 10 the job IS needed, a load or several loads at a time, The mon were kept employed, there was no delay and no more than the necessary obstruction.
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PRIVATE TUTORING.

One cent q wuIa fer eaen Insertion.
 or five cents a word for seven times DIR II SCHUCKAl, experienced tutor
 Tn German College entrance exams and students n. advanced German. 259 Columbus avenue, ol3 1t PRIVATE TUTORING by experienced
 teacher in the modern languages and mathematics for college and school aN amiuations and requlrements ferms mouclate, appIy 10 lnstrua tor 5il Winthrop avenue. s12 fl cod
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SAW SHOP.

NOW Is the time to nave your Lawn
 Mower Sharpened. Phone 2466 .5. We will call and do t right J. w. Cot teral EOS DiXwell avenue.
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SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS.

POLITICAL Banners, Trausparencies,
 Flags, Gold Lettering, Glass Signs, Cloth Sale Signs, Real Estate Signs, Wagons Lettered, Tablet Signs for Doc tors and Lawyers. In fact, anything you want in Sign line. Charles R, Phil lips, S2S Chapel street
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RIDING SCHOOL
RUG WORKS

OLD CARPETS and Pictures Cleaned
 and made Into Beautiful Fluff Rugs Call for Samples and Estimates. N. II. Rug Works 9 Pearl street.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

One cent a wor0 TOT each insertion, or five cents word for seven tlmea
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THE l.. ROsTwICk CO.,. 45 orange
 street, auctloneers and appraisers Antique and used furniture, Outside sale solicited, o0 If
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DEssMAKlNG.

One cent q word for each insertion,
 or i've cents word for seven timss. EIRST-CLASS dressmaker wants work
 by tho day Prices moderate. Ad- dress Dressmdker Courier. o20 5t DUESSMAkING--F --First-elass dressmak-
 Ing, ladies suits shirt waists etc Prices reasonable. 2l Edgewood ave.
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
sUrERFLuous h

sUrERtLuuus har, moles, improved,
 painless elecuolysis K the only guar anteed permanent cure No sears, treatment $l, II years graduate spe- cialist, Mrs. Dr. Ulm5tead. SIS Chapel street, Room 25 m thur sat :,
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lnN ELTON NnalAonANa.
THINNING AND Hl1ATiNG.

c, M. BDGERLIGN d Co.--529 State st
 Iih, Sheet Iron and Copper Workers Furnace, Stove and Range work. Roof lng, etc. Telephone
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TREE STEAMER.
IAILOIiS.

JOHNSON & kALLGREN--Up-t to date
 talors We don't make cheap clothes We make good clothes cheap. We can prove it, Room 4O4, Y, M. C. A, big Tel.
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ncnInrnl,In Cnnditinna-

(New Haven Labor Heraldj
 On Center street thero were no blocks, on Church street there are too many, What right has the con- tractor to obstruct the streets? The
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LABOR AGENTS.
MAGNETIC TREATMENT.
|ARINE ENGINES < HARD Y.lRE.

|R sALE--A four horsepower Mlamus motor. But slightly used. s60, Com kte. The Marine Engine and Hard re Co.,. 25 Elm, West Haven. Phone.
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SAND BLASTING.

THE spEtHG Co,--A Sps elalty Of
 Cleaning stone and Pressed Brick Buildings. Paints Removed from stone, Wood and Iron. Room 4l3, Maley Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

lN0o-o-7-r~9|-0lo-7->@-l-o --e-@~l-1-T-'-0~N.N One cent word for each Insertion, or i've cents a word Tor seven tlhes' FOR SALE-Deslrable residence, No. 40 Howe street. corner lot of 63Nl4O feet House ln perfect condition, all modern conyenienGes, hard wood floors, etc Inquire op premises, or lll2 Chapel st.
 ol4 2w
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UPHOLSrERERS.

A. CALIENNO--park street and How
 ard avenue. Furniture of an Kinds repaired and rchnishcd, Pianos spec laity. 1 Park street Phone 5S97-3,
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UMBRELLA MANUFACTURER.

CHILDEEN's umbrellas, 25c up. Go to
 A. Miller and take your repairs 10 Il reliable man. 445 state street.
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STOVE REpAuts.

JEHRl FRYER.-l04 sylvan avenus
 stove repairs turn nlshed for any stow made, and hrst-Class work done. l re- pared over 800 stoves last year. If you need stronger recommend, 1 will fur nish it.
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ANNOuNCEMENT--slceman's Reliable
 Employment Agency iG3 Chapel st. established 20 years Largest best in the slafe Best male and female help for any and aIi kinds ot work Sent anywhere, open eVennge. Tel. 2322.
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AUCTION NAIh.

ADMISTsFRAr AroR'S auction sale of two
 gentlemen driving horses cone with a pedlRree), a tWO-seat top surrey, a Brewster road wagon, top concord, top covering new, blankets robes, double and single harness, etc, etc. Sale will he held Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the stable on Bishop street near State Edward c. Beecher, Adminis- trator. o2l 3t .
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SAVING MArllINEs.

kELLEN'S SEEMING MACHINE SYoRE
 65b Chapel St, Is the place to buy q good machine, Come and join our Sew ing Machine club Tel. connections
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STAR GASOLINE ENGINES

WALTER R. CLINTON-34.S SG Elm
 st., ". Haven. Royal and Hartford marine engines, Westinghouse dynamos and motors Automobile, machine work
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FARMS FOR SALE

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sUPERFLU0Us HAIR can be Removed on Treatment and the Roots of tho Hair Destroyed Gradually, Mrs. H. Ei Chamberlain, 93S Chapel street oppo- site Trinity church. Telephone l757
 s3 If
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c1ARyoYANTs, pALAusT, ETC.

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srENOGkArHEns.

2. II. X A. Il. KINNEN--Room 2l, S9
 Church street Have your letters written whIlo you walt Me will tako them Gown on the machine D. you read them 10 us. Satisfaction guaranteed at reasonable prices.
 hCl R. AuSrIN--Stenograp and
 typewriling. Dictaton taken direct ly on machine. Envelopes addressed etc, Room C S2 Church st. Phone S24-3. MISS MAUD c. sPlEIEL--Typewrit
 and Stenography Room 2ll, Ex- change building, oB5 Chapel street. Tel ephone li04-i.
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SIGN FAINTER.

THE NATIONAL sUIT PRESSING GO, street Opposlte postoIllGe. lei. l4I2-z We press your OverCOat and put on & velvel collar tor $lOO our wagon calls and delivers to all parts oL thIs CIty.
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FuRNIsHEn ROOMS.
one cent d word for each insertion, or five cents a word for seven times.

TWO SINGLE furnished rooms all con-
 veniences and telephones very reasou- able. 5iJ Grown street, u22 3L
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PIANO INSTRUCTIONS.

One cent word for each insertion.
 or five cents a word for seven times PIANO. lessons, experienced male teacher; pupils residence; 50 cents. Professor, Journal Courier. o22 It
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

w. FlLLEN--S4O Chapel street. A Iertect likeness assured when we do 'r work. One trial will convince you {, ,ce9 reasonable.
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R. F. MALLORY, Auctioneer, sells at 10 10 q. m parlor pieces, hallstand, side board, dining table, secretary, etagere. desk, wardrobes, bookcases, bureaus folding beds, tables, chairs, carpets, draperies, pictures, bric brac books, llnoeum, refrigerator, crockery, etc
 u2l 2t
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CllY MoIlCEs.
NOTICE OF THE BOARD OF REGIS
 IRATtON

NOTICE OF THE BOARD OF REGIS
 IRAllON.
 The Board ot Registration of the Town of New Haven will be in session on Friday, the 10th day of october; saturday, the lIth day of october; W wednesday, the 2ist day ot October; Thursday, the 22d day of oetobei and Friday the s3d day Of October, l9pS daE in Rooms t0 and l. city Ilall. tor the purpose of examining che qualidca- tons ot Electors to Be Nude 3p- peaulg on inc Registry Lists Of the fifteen voting districts of the Town If New Haven and admitting those found qu1lIned 10 the privileges of an elect. And on Monday the d day of Novem- het l90s from 2 o'clock I, m until o'clock ? u. and from 230 ID, un tl ? n., for tnc purpose of admitting only such person. whose rights mature after Friday Oalobcr 22 and on or be fore election day November 3, 1908 Datoa at New Haven ihs l2th day of
 JAMES D. kELEuER.
 ShMl EI I BOWMAN,
 JO$EIH N'LAUGHLlN.
 A. J. VERDI,
 IY HlLLMAN,
 FREDERICK F WHITAKER, Board Of Eo giatrallon of the Town of New Haven G15 to 2S inc
 REGISTRARS OF VOTERS The Registrars of Voters will hold Q meeting for the purposes of perfect. ing the lists of electors and also the lists of those to be made electors. on Monday, October t2, 1908. which is the last day new names of electors to be made can be added to said lists, from 9 o'clock m. 10 3 o'clock D m., at the following places; Ward l-S9 Church street.
 Ward 2 478 oak street | Ward 3-207 Congress avenue. | Ward 4-43 Liberty street. ! Ward 35 Olive street ! Ward G-72 Hamilton street. | Ward 7-123 Grand avenue.
 Ward S-920 State street l Ward 9 2f Broadway | Ward l0--282 Elm street.
 Ward 1l-2S2 Grand avenue
 Ward 12 2G5 Grand avenue
 Ward t3--S5l Whaley avenue.
 Ward 14 636 Quinnipiac avenue. Ward 15-Englne house, Forbes avenue,
 The Registrars will also hold two sessions at the above named places. . October 70 and 22, from 9 a. m to | D. m, for tho purpose of making any ! corrections necessary to said lists.
 LOUIS KNOLLMEYER
 JOHN J, McPARTBAND,
 o7 to o22 General Registrars.
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SCHOOL OF DANCING.

OPEN Winter and Summer Private or
 Class lessons All the new dances taught correctly. FroL Riccios school of Dancing, Cor State and Court sts
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ANNUuNCLNil4NTs.
ANNnl-NcEMnNT---sle

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MEDICAL.

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