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The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
Hotel Lawrence
TABOR INN

Connecticut Avenue and Beach.
Large, airy rooms: open surroundings Excellent
table. Rates. s TO So weekly. A. II. DUNN.
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If CONC TO ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. SEND
for guide with city map. giving rates and location
q hotels Free distribution by INFORMATION
BUREAU, 10 y. 7. ave. Atlantic City ie2i5t
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TIE RALSTON

l2s ST JAMES PLACE. ATLANTIC CITY.
Popular. refined patronage. Famous cuisine. Book
let. CORA BENEDICT TAYLOR
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ASBURY PARK, n. }.

DEV0hP6RI lhh, 3NIDJAfD 3ND ID AVS W.
Now OPEN finest loc7uou, directly CD boardwalk:
positively lrst class. capacity Ii
A Z. VAIL
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table. Rates. s TO So weekly. A. II. DUNN.
GADSBY HOUSE. S22NSNEEeTIIITaYT S2S EfI ~ AVE
Pleasant. EITy TOCms with or without board PT1T.
lsCe bathing from house. J. W. GADSBY.
BERKSHIRE INN. 9IESI 9PES Ak ELb {E4k7 ElEa1v1.
Ave. s. mp daily, s. 70 $50 wcekly. Capacity. S0
Elevator, Daths, &C. NiLta season.
J. %. * J. T. DICKINSON.
THE LELARDE SIssEcTGsErrs SGEsE Efg AVE.
Atlantic City. \. ]. Rooms en- suite with priTsts
baths; SlZ pr week upward. SIS daily up.
JACOB 4. HAWK
Hotel Clarendon YiIn4fS ihafSl1 hNP 1vE
Ho-C. bus meets al Trans n. ID. NEIA1AN.
kEn GLARiOE i a! year 8 Steam heS5 Ee5stSI s S q
street level Booklet Coach. $ n. BONIfACE
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30

Timothy Madden, charged with assault
ing Peyton Ballenger. and Charles Euten,
charged with being an accomplice, were
given a hearing in the Police Court to-
day. Madden denied assaulting Balenger.
Both Of the accused were acquitted on the
assault charge, but sentenced to serve
sixty days In jail under the vagrancy act
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21
ONE SIDE IF HEAD
 ENTIRELY BALD
Hair Began Falling Out After a Severe Illness Consulted Several Barbers without Satisfaction - Friend Cured Same Trouble with Cuticura and Advised It's Use,
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
 EFFECTED HIS CURE

After severe attack of sickness my hair fell out all over One side of my head was completely bald l was frightened, not knowing what to do for it. was almost wild, consulted several barbers with no satisfaction. A friend of mine told nc that his hair fell out in patches all over. He had secured a set of Cuticura Soap, Cuti- cura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent which stopped his hair falling out and made it grow again as thick as ever. He induced me to try the Cuticura Remedies. 1 began using them and in forty days. more or less, | noticed my hair coming out all over the bald spots. l was 60 glad did not know how to praise the greatness of Cuticura l used three cakes of Cuticura Soap, three boxes of Ointment and two bottles of Resolvent Pills. can prove by numbers of per- sons that was bald before using the Cuticura Remedies, and you may use my name as a guarantee of their wonderful cure. George Simmons, l630 So. Frank lin St., New Orleans, La.. October To- md 22, 1907"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21
THEIR TROUSERS I,rMoDEsT?
Summer Hotel Guests Shocked by
 Women Whn More Rlfurcafcds.

Visitors returning from Sabael, N. r.. on Indian Lake, report the summer colony divided into two hostile camps and the tongue of gossip wagglng furi- ously. The question at issue Is whclh- CT or not it Is strictly within the limits of the conventional proprietes for young women who are bent upon mountain climbing to array themselves for that purpose in the festive knicker- lockers and other outing clothing of masculine cut belonging to their hus bands and brothers.
 There was a merry party made up, it seems, in the Locke house, bent up- on sealing the topmost peak of Dug Mountain. The romantic plan was to leave in the afternoon, going by water to the foot of the mountain, to camp there for the night, after having din- ner al the hotel, and then to start on the mountain climbing expedition at 1 o'clock the next morning, refreshed from night under canvas in the frag- rant woods. close to nature. In this party were four women who went into camp Friday night arrayed in male at tire. though the actual ascent of the peak was not to be begun until the next morning,
 This might have passed without more than casual comment and a lifting of the eyebrows on the part of Mime Grundy" but the quartet of girls and women in 'knickerbockers tweed jack cts and woolen stockings even made bold to enter the hotel dining room and eat their dinner in that unconventional attire, and this caused mild protests from some of the otier persons pres ent, As the party left the hotel after dinner the porches were buzzing like dynamos. and many sdelong glance was cast toward the group as it swung jauntily down the road. the women striding along with that freedom of movement to which knlckerbockers are well known to be more conducive than skirts. When tho explorers sallled forth to begin their climb the next morning, in the bright sunlight of publicity, the native country folk started in frank
 
 ing over their front gates. exclaimed, Well, did you ever'' Il is added that the young native guide engaged to lead the expedition seemed so abashed that they thought of getting him a pair of binders from neighboring farm CTS horse but he protested that this device would seriously interfere with the performance of his duties. some of the members of the mountain climbing party. though not all of It's personnel, were Mir and Mrs. Leghorn of Boston Miss Mary Ritchie, Miss Frciganz, MT. ard Mrs, Hallowell of Philadelphia, and the Messrs Leghorn, Little and Rowland
 Sentiment at the Locke house Is about evenly divided. half of the sum mer visitors contending that the cos tune affected by the young women was
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21
BEAUTIFUL WAISTS.
Sale cf Samples nt Crawford Plum mcr's To-day ONcrs unpar-
 aIlcd Values.

The slle of sample waists which opens at the store of the Crawford Hummer Co. this morning will intel est every woman in New Haven Tine dis play Is worth going to see if one has no idea of purchasing, and for those who are fortunate enough to be abe to partake in the splendid values will be an occasion mol soon to be forgot ten The waists arc manufacturers samples which are made to cxhibit h the Showrooms of one Of the largest houses in the country, all original do- signs. six hundred fresh. crisp beauti- full garments that are to be sold for less than one half the actual worth Of the waists Anon gthe ess expensive ones are some of fine lawn beautifully tucked, the makeup being entirely dif- fercnt from anything shown here this season Many of them are trimmed daintily with lace and embroidery to a greater or less extent,
 The higher priced ones of batste and fine lawn are exauisitely made and are all different in style Some have embroidery of the daiutiest patterns and fine tucliing to give fullness. In q few there Is a touch of faint color ing in the embroidery which Is put In in medalions with finest of lace inser- tions Tt is impossible to do justice to them in written description But be as surod that you should not let this op- portunity slip, for 1t only comes to yon once q year and the time of year is just where you need the things and al ful chances There are all sizes from 34 to 49 and the prices arc from 9i cents to s5.59 for waists that are worth from B to s12.
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Mortgages.

William T. Blrney ct ux. to Dorothy wuostefeld, LIndon street, 40 feet; sl,050
 lerypil Rubin to Benjamin Olinsky Washington avenue. 3i feet: sic0
 f.erypil Rubin to Dwight w. Futile Washington avenue, 34 feet: slOOO.
 Hllda K Hoslund to clifford II Munson, Newhall street, SS feet, sl,0Oo
 Winfred q. Carleton to trustees oi old Aims House fund, Irving street 9S feet; s2,I5o
 John ]. Brennan to Ernest F, Ball Clinton avenue, 150 feet ss,0O0
 Wilhemna A. Bcechcr to City lodge No, S6, l. Q. 0. F., Columbus avenue Sl feet: s2,50o
 John | Dayton to Andrew R. Brad ley. North Quinnipiac 51 feet; slolo.
 Hattie P. Somers to Charles T. Coylc Everett street, 5i feet; sS,5Oo
 James Heffernan ct ux. to George w sackett, Washington avenue, 96 feet; s2.So0
 Hattie P. somers to New Haven Savings bank, Everett street 5i feet; 5000
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21
ABOUT \ THIN SUIT.

1T you're going to buy thin suit for hot weather. don't imagine that anything will do." You want assur, ance of quality good deal more in thin. unlinod clothes. than in the hcav- fer goods There's where the sen Bloch Co.'S excellent quality comes in. The thin suits they make keep shape and look dressy and stylish long after the cheap stuff hangs like rag. Have the quality; il really costs less than It's worth. Davis & savard, si3-Sl5 Chapel street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Miss Elizabeth Valance Prultt, the charming Alabama girl who sings so
 beautifully and with such charm of manner Is agan In New Haven to
 study further voice culture. Miss Fruit will sing m Woodmont Thurs day evening, August 2T in Union chapel at the organ fund benefit con-
 cert Miss Prultt Is one of the most
 popular young singers in New Haven
 and gains rapidly in artistic merit.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Mir. and Mrs. Noble Bishop with their son, Mir. Ray Bishop and Mir. and Mrs. & R. Avis will start for an au- tomobile trip through Long Island. They expect to bc gone for week or so. returning to Pine orchard where Mir. Bishop and his family have been spending tho summer and where they expect 10 remain until late September.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21
DOINGS IN REALTY
Papers Filed Yesterday in the Office of the Town
 Clerk.
Quit t'lnins.


 John L. Fitch to Mabel Barnard Grove street, i6 feet
 John l., Fitch to Addie E Fitch Grove street, i6 feet
 Louis Il. Fitch to John L. Fitch Grove street, AS feet.
 Louis Il. Fitch to John L. Fitch Grove street t6 feet,
 Clarence P Wilson to kilhorn ant Bishop company, River street, loj feet Benjamin Oinsky to Lerypil Ruben Washington avenue, S4 feet. City lodge, No 36, | 0. O. F. tt Wilhelmina A. Beechcr, Columbus ave nuc, 3l feet,
 City lodge, No, Se l. C. O. F., [, Wallace ! Foote, Columbus avenue 3l feet
 George D Watrous to John ]. Day ton, North Qunnipiac street, Carleton E. ubadley to Merwln T Landfear, Carmel street 40 feet
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perfectly appropriate to mountain
 climbing expedition, while those who take the other side of the argument in- sist that, even though such be admit ted, the point of the proprieties was blunted when the bifurcated outing garments were worn in the dinner room of the hotel.-New York Herald.
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Warranty Deeds.

Dorothy Wuestereld to William r Blrney et ux,, Linden street, 40 feet, clifford H. Munson to lIilda H Hog. lund Newhal street, 3S feet.
 Ernest E. Ball to John ], Brennan Clinton avenue, 150 feet,
 Charles T. Coyle to Hattie r. Som CTS, Everett street, 5i feet
 George W. Sackctt to James Heffer nan et ux. Washington avenue. % feet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Tho East Haven baseball team will % to MattItuck, L. L. next Saturday, August 2. and play inc strong Matt tuck team. The launch Tryon has been
 llartered from Captain Tryon of Wos. Haven. and will leave Mansfield Grove Saturday morning at s o'clock. The following players will he taken. be- sides several outside ladies and gentle men. stevens, Rall, \. Anderson, san ord Fowler Wickoff. Agnew, r. An icrson J, Van Haaften. Burgomaslcr lad klarman. August 20, East Haven ihys Milford and on Labor day they play the Morris Cove team.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

The tidings thet tho plant of the New ITavt, Iron and Steel co. In Wolcott street s to ho r,in on fnll lime will he welcome news fin itiis part of the city. where many of the employees reside, All departments of this mill are now running night and day. For nearly two months the business has been gradually increasing in volume. X left town to seek employment when the business was dull, have returned,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Mrs. l.. A. Raynor of Clinton avenue, Is very i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William s. Rowe. Mrs Raynor was III with pneumonia in ihe winter and last evening the family feared an- other attack. On account of her age, her illness Is regarded as somewhat serious.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

The latest names mentioned and the one which has tho largest democratic support for the position of registrar af vital statistics made vacant 2y the death of James J, Carr, is that of An drew r. Allen president of the board of aldermen. Mir Allen represents the Fifteenth ward and lives at Granniss corners. He mas been in the city council for number of years.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21
THEPAXTONTOILETCO BOSTON

Mrs. Hsdley. S. William sanker. of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Baulevant pf Wallingford, are away on q vacation cruise, which will include South Nor walk, Yestpcrt. Grecnport and oyster Bay.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21
Ccrtiiicntcs of Attachment.

Charles F., Joy vs. Mariana Anas- toslo ct ux, Wooster street, 2l feet; $500
 Nicholas Sasso ys. pietro Ccnato ct ux.. Wallace street, A l2 feet, Cain street. 70 feet; s9.5O0.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

The great foreigner was surrounded by mob of admirers,
 Give me vonr car minute, pleaded one.
 And give me your eye a minute" echoed another, who wanted 10 poin. out the scenery.
 And give me your nose minute" added a third. with huge bouquet.
 The celebrated foreigner was nom plused
 By ze shades of Bonaparte." he ex- claimed "t haf often heard zat ze Americans were great souvenir hunt CTS but I did not know zat zcy would take T man to pieces. better get away from here while am vet whole" Chicago News.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21
Peerless Ice Cream

Test the makers of. Ice Cream by their simpler kinds, If their lowest priced kind the Ice Cream that costs only 40 cents the quart is Creamy, Rich, We'll Favored and has that PURE TASTE, you may rest assured this makers standard is high.
 The makers of PeerIess
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Dr and Mrs. William A. Granville have returned from delightful trip to Canada. During their stay they were witnesses of the big celebration and parade at tho Quebec tercentennary.
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But" exclaimed the man of delicate senslpilities, will your conscience per. mt you to do as yon suggest?'
 Look here. my friend" answered ths New York politician. "T am accustomed 10 he boss, even of my conscience.- Washington Star.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Miss Irene Granville, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M A. Granville of Howe street has gone to Holyoke, Mass, where she Is the guest of Miss Augie Dickinson. Miss Dickinson and her sister are entertaining house party Iof Simmons college girls and Miss Granville will remain a week with them, Miss Rachel Granville will ga to Bridgeport on Saturday to spend a week with Miss Edith Plumb.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Rev. and Mrs. Fredel ick sexton have si. James parish to spend today with them at their shore cottage at Bran ford.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Mrs. Lyons of Bridgeport Is spend ing the month of August with MT. and Mrs. Noble Bishop at their cottage at Crescent Bluff
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

The Westville grammar school Is nearly ready for it's fall term, the room being nicely cleaned and repaired The new teacher for room 10 has not been apl ontod as yet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

She was from Boston. and as cool as the traditional cucumber
 What will you have? venfured the young man as they sat down at the restaurant table.
 "Er--really l don't know" she said, undeclde1ly. What do you think would suit me-"
 Here was his chance.
 If you really want my opinion as to what would suit you" he respond ed with A solemn face, think You had better try little Chile sauce. - Chicago News.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Mrs r. C, stoddard of Temple street Is at the Mount Washington, Breton Woods. x. H.. for a short stay.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Papa, dear, I feel in my bones that you are going to buy me a new hat
 Which bone darllng?"
 I'm not sure. but I think it's In my Wishbone "--London Ideas,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Professor Tracy Peck and family of High street arc al the Vail cottage at Block Island for the remainder of the season.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Miss Evelyn Hulse Of City Point has returned from Ave weeks visit In Greenport, l.. 1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

S. C. Burwell of the Burwell F'eh company of Front street, reports hlln- Ash mol so plenty and higher lnis week He says tho demand is large q; this season and there Is not large supply all of which increases tho price. which this week Is IA cents pound at whole sale. Lohsters arc also higher this week. Ii cents per pound. Mir. Burwcll reports that Holsters are plenticr and cheaper than last year
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Mrs. ]. F. Buckley of Shelter street md Mrs J. ?. Sullivan of Blatchlcf avenue have gone to Millcrtown. N. Y.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

]. P. Kllfeather and William Hull arc enjoying an automobile trln In New York and Canada,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

The members of thc A. O. II, in this vicinity. and of the Woman's auxiliary were well represented in the conven- ton al Music hall yesterday,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Rev. George X. klcott of Craze P. E. will preach in eroharve with Iev pr. Burrows of St. James r r. church next Sunday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

The Young Suburbans defeated the Columbias in West Rock Park grounds Thursday afternoon by d score of to S
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

On Wednesday night the Ladies Ala society of the English Lutheran church gave reception for Mrs seiber of Gettysburg. Penn mother of the pas tor of the church The entertainment wac given In the church parlors and an Interesting program of music and irecitaions was enjoyed and Ice cream and cake served to about 80 guests. It was also Mir, seIber's birthday and the society presented him with a very handsome ring as memento of the oc- caeion Mir Seiber's mother Is spend T Ing two weeks at the Shoreham in Morris Cove,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

The annual summer meeting of tho Connecticut Funeral Directors associa . ton will be held al Lighthouse Point. next Wednesday. H. W. Crawford oi Fair Haven has been treasurer of the association since t was organized
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Mir. and Mrs. Payson and son of West Elm street have gone to Norwich to spend their vacation for few weeks
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21
NASHVILLE.

Miss Vera Welch of Whallcy avenue has as her guest for wh le Miss Katherine shechsn and Miss Mary Me Nerney of Seymour.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Mir. and Mrs. George Barnes, Mir and
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of North Guil'ord were surprised on Tuesday levenlnr by % Fair Haven couples. The carried along a Morris chair and pre- sented it to Mir and Mrs. Brown
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21
PERSONAL NOTES

Mr and Mrs, Benjamin Jepson nave sent out invitations to ther golden wedding Thls hftleth anniversary of their marriage win be celebrated al the Indian Point house stony Creek on Wednesday evepIng, September 9 the hours named being from to 2 o'clock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Ex-Alderman John ]. Brennan has purchased half square of land of Ernest F. Ball and lorated in Clinton avenue aud cvtendnr back to Malthy street. This plot Is "S0 feet on ClirAn avenue. 1n0 feot on Peck street and 100 feet on Malthy street This Is one of tho largest land sales in this 10 'ality for months
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

The Angelus quartet, the members of which had a weeks outing at Pine orchard and arc now at Williams.own
 Vt., have been a little broken up in
 their arrangements, on account Of the
 the inability of one of the number. Der tram Rowe of Clinton avenue 10 go to Vermont where lt was intended to give a concert during the outing. owing to the severe Illness Of relative, MT
 Rowe was unable to go with 'hc qusr- tet to Vermont. The others who arc at Williamstown arc Alfred Secly, Frank Nettleton and Paul Martin. All except Mir. Netteton will return Saturday, Nr. Nettleton's parents. Mir. and Mrs. II
 II, Nettleton will go up 10 join their son in few days to remain for va cation
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

The Ladies' Foreign Missionary soci- c'v of East Haven will meet at the home of Mrs. Belser al Morris Cove this afternoon at o'clock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Fourteen members of tho Ladies' guild of East Haven enjoyed 3n out ing at Mansfield's Grove. Tuesday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Miss Mildred Johnson of ouinnipac avenue is visiting in New Jersey
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Another pleasant event of tho same evening was T social gathering held at fine home of A. Robert, 205 Lloyd street There was music: refreshments were served and the evening was heartily enjoyed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21
SKIN COMFORT For Tortured, Disfigured Babies
 in Cuticura Remedies.

Itching, burning disfiguring eczemas, rashes, inf1ammations, irritations and
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Two cand1aies were initiated by Perseverance council D of L. Wcdnes- day evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

Mrs, Frank Crittendcn of East pcarl street is enfer'alninc Mrs Roxy But lcr and Miss Grace Arnold of Higga- mum.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Regarding W. c. T, U, Outing Glad Tidings from Iron and
 Steel Company,

The following has been sent n TO- garding the W, C T, ' outing!
 wv, C, T u,, No, 2, of Fair Haven, held It's picnic at the home If sister .Cottrel at lS2 Brown street, West Ha- ven. The party arrived at Sister Cot trells at II Il. m, and after has were Iremoved'and few minutes rest. all went out on the grounds where a table, chairs, hammocks and swings were in readiness. After all were seated, they listened to good selections of grApha- phone and pianofortc music, singing and a reading on the line of t;Wrer- ance, Al 1 D, m choWder was gcrvei, with plenty of melon which all enjoy cd, After dinner with the stars and Stripes floating over them, thay rad more music and readings. Then a tramp around field and woods, picking wild flowers and ferns. Then ln nrmful of paper bags was presented md all! that wanted apples took 1 basful and following the leader, returnad to tie house This was followed by hnlii- tlml supper. with fruit and good
 things, Good-hycs and good wishes
 were then said as all started 'or Fair
 Haven. There were twelve present and the picnic was greatly enjoyed by all"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

cha1ings of infants and children are instantly
 relieved, in the majority of cases, by warm baths
 with Cuticura Soap and
 gentle nnointings with
 Cuticura, the great Skin
 Cure. This pure, sweet and economical treat ment permits rest and sleep and points to ! )speedy cure when all other remedies suitable ail. Cuticura Remedies ] absolutely pure, and on the hour of birth.
 the world. Potter Drug A Props, Boston, Mas.
 Cuticura Book on Skn Diseases.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-21

The makers Of Peerless