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OIL KINGS DAUGHTERS SAIL.
Mrs. Mccormick and Mrs. Prentiss
Start for EurOpe


New York, June G3.-On the steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. which sailed
for Europe to-day. were the two daugh-
ters OF John D. Rockefeller and their
families. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F. Nc
Cormick OF Chicago, brought with them
their three children and Mrs. Cyrus F.
Mccormick, who is Mr.. McCormick's s
mother
Mrs Harold Mccormick, who is Mr..
Rockefeller's daughter. was very III on
the Twentieth Century Limited coming
from Chicago but an attack that was
thought to be appendicitis turned out TO
be nothing more serious than severe
nausea.
Mr. and Mrs. Parmalee Prentiss-Mrs.
Prentiss being Mr. Rockefeller's daugh-
ter-alsO accompanied the party. They
will be absent three months.
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WANTS MONEY; SHOOTS WIFE.
New York Man Angered Because
spouse Keeps Coin.

New York. June 23.-Because his young
wife, Laura, would not give him money
that was hers before her marriage
Severa Social. whose home is said 10
tan, shot and probably fatally wounded
the woman this afternoon in Passaic and
then killed himself Scotali fired three
shots and all the bullets took effect
II is believed that one Of them inflicted
a mortal wound.
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Bntt1e shir. sa1 for Maniln.

Honolulu. June 2S.-The battle ships
Maine and Alabama sailed this morning
for Manila. They are expected to touch
at Guam July and reach Manila July
p. The two ships are expected to take
notes for guidance Of the big feet which
is to follow them.
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]. R. KEENE GETS TWO
Ballot and Helmet Capture
Races at SheepShead.
CHASED BY ADDED STARTER
ROsimirO shows the Way for Win
ner of Inst Weeks Suburban, but
Fails 10 Keep the Paee-Helmet
Runs Coupled with TurncOht I'm the
Colin Stakes-TabOO In the First.

New York. June 23.-James r. Keene
won two races at Sheepshead Bay to-day
with Ballot, the winner of the Suburban
last week. and Helmet. the best two
year-old colt in his barn.
Ballot. with l30 pounds, galloped of
with the Equality Stakes, at mile. For
a half-mile Rosimiro, an added starter,
showed the way. with Ballot close be-
hind. But when the head of the stretch
was reached Ballot breezed 10 the front
and then galloped to the wire with four
lengths to spare. Live Wire beat Spooner
for the place.
Helmet ran coupled with Turncoat in
the Colin. for -year-olds. Helmet was
outrun in the early part OF the race. bat
when Burns got him Strengthened out al
the bend in the track Helmet rushed 10
the front and won easily by two lengths.
Taboo came from nowhere in the first
race and got up in the final strides, to
win by a head from Clef.
Sanctus won the steeplechase, while
Grapple made all the running in the
Tenney selling race.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Fiye and one half furlongS Taboo
jog CDeaby. 70 ]. won; Clei. 100 u. Lee) Is e
J. second: Fore il2 Garner. II 10 5. third. Time
! 06 Grania, Gliding Belle. Home Run. Paradise
Queen, Fore Guard. Fashion Plate Harry Rogers
Rube. DR.. Pillow. Wamboro. Prosper. submit
Ramble. and Lcakout also ran.
SECOND RACE-Stoeplechase about two miles
SanCtus. l0 (Cumbeyl 20 ?. won. AIslacca. u
Henderson,. Is 70 5. second: Ironsides l2 lynch
Y 70 l. third. Time. sO5 IS Dick shaw and Del
canta also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fre fml0nEs. Helmet III (G
Burns ! TO 2 won. Connaught Ranger. III lMl
ler). 5 10 ]. second: Tumcost III tNotierl. l to
third. Time, 0.59 3-5. MaIse Abe, Enfield, Troi
Temp and Ruxton also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Ballot 80 iNottcrl
] 10 10. won. Live Wire. iO Dugan). IS 10 J. sec
ondi spoonCr loi Garner. . 70 /. third Time
- R0smife also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and one furlOng. Crap
PIE. 100 lGancrl. even. won: Tsmaceo. lO (E. Du
gam. 20 l. second; hilliecrankie 81 lYorkei 80 q
]. third. Tine 53 IS. Poterne, ST. Joseph, Ear
c.. Long Rall. and Banker also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Jeanne dare. iO7 II
Lee. 10 ]. won; George G. Hall. 100 lBuisssln I
70 J. second; Monocle. ll2 Anidon). Is 10 l. third
Time. l,9 IS. Montauk lmitator, Dclirium Raqusl
Grace Cameron. Dixie Gold Little Chaplet. Iris
Lace Miss Norfolk, Montfose Putsada, Alex Grant
and Kitty Wells also ran.
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mark rogers is easy to remember
easy 10 say-mighty easy to gel
good Whiskey-s simply say, "a it,
lie mark rogers, please" the bar
man knows It.
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While you think OF It, telephone your
Want Ad 10 The Washington Herald. and
bill Will be sent you at cent q word.
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PAPER TRUST FINES
Their Size Not Worrying
Justice Department.
ALLEGED TO BE SMALL ENOUGH
Representative of the Administra-
tiOn Has No Desire to Persecute
the Paper Manufacturers-COm
nation Said to BE Now Forming,
Although Ordered Dissolved.

The Department OF Justice is satisfied
with the outcome OF the prosecution OF
the twenty-four wrapping paper manufac-
turers, who were fined 5000 each In Fed
eral Judge Houghs court on Monday.
The department will continue its crusade
against the manufacturers Of paper, and
its investigation OF the print paper is now
quietly under way.
The stir made in Congress al the late
session over the alleged oppression OF
publishers by the combination Of print
paper manufacturers has caused Attorney
General Bonaparte TO order an investiga-
tion into the operations Of the alleged
trust. IL Is admitted al the Department
OF Justice that the conditions surround
ing the paper trade and the consumers OF
white paper have not improved since the
government won its first prosecution OF
the General Paper Company.
II is understood the manufacturers
forming the combination. which was or
dered dissolved several years ago. have
so modined their form OF organization as
10 evade the judgment OF the court IN
that case. and the Attorney General wants
to know the new combination. The work
OF investigation is expected to be slow,
and Il is not believed 20 be possible that
a new suit viii be ordered fled before the
end OF the coming summer or fall.
May Be Accidental.
II may be an accidental condition that
no new suit will be fled against the Cen
erai Paper Company while the political
campaign is in progress.
The smallness OF the fines imposed In
Judge Hough's court against the manu-
facturers Of wrapping paper is not a mat
ter Of concern at the Department OF JUS
tice. II is represented the administration
has no desire 20 persecu;e the paper man
ufacturers. and Il is held that the imposi-
tion OF large fines would have been the
the nature Of persecution. This Is be-
cause the illegal combination charged by
/ the government prosecutors had been dis
solved by the several corporate units
composing H. The comparatively small
! fines imposed by the court are regarded
/ by the Department Of Justice. therefore
as marking merely the clear and Just con-
viction of a combine Of manufacturer
who violated the law. The fact that these
/ corporations dissolved the trust prior IA
! the rendition of the verdict and pleaded
guilty to the indictment Is regarded as q
highly extenuating circumstance.
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Sheepshead Bay.

FIRST RAcE-siH and One.han furlongs; the
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OSBORNE.ABBEY FlAAqqII[E5I!c, ,AilSSP2o,, ASP .yv,

W~NWlatNN- FE-@-NT aLVI II EIt.NNN = " =,
r. depot. and block from Boardwalk. piers, and
auusemcnts. hreproot construction. electric hghtsi
elevator % street level. rooms suite With prirate
hath also apartments of and rooms with bath
and private hall European plan. u up American
MRS T. J. osborne o. ID. PAINTER.
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IF GOING TO ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. SEND
for guide With city map giving rates and location
of hotels. Free distribution by INFORMATION
BUREAU. 10 y. T. ave. Atlantic City. iea73t
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U.I.I I.,.a...... Ocean End Maryland ave
HOtEI LdWIEilC6 Near Beach and Steel Piel

hAASA HNAklNN MAR ht.NA4 anu olNNA 4 AtA.
Ocesn-Tiew rooms: optn surroundings quiet and re-
fined uslBhbC7socd privilege bathing from hotel e1-
ception2l liable, yates, g up daily SO up weekly.
Special Tatcs for June and lily l. Il L. GEiGEh.
toIrnerlr nf Nernont Hause.
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The RALSTON

rs ST JAMES PLACE. ATLANTIC CITY.
Popular refined patronage Famous cuisine. Book
let CORA BENEDICT TAYLOR.
DnNAE nE IE0u Virginia ard Beach
TSNbE bE LEtHs Convenient 20 Boardwalk
Piers and arnusenents. Moderate rates.
AL E1lL-U u lrkINDEOD.
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TABOR INN

Connecticut Avenue and Beach
Large airy rooms; open surrounding Excellent
table. Rates. S to So weekly. A. ". DUNN
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SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey,
Offers unusual opportunities az very reasonable rates
for families seeking quiet. restful seashure home
during the hea.e,4 period Best bathing fishing and
boating Comfortable cottages and hotels. Artesian
I water Electric lights gas Twelve minutes BY tFol-
lev from Atlantic CITY For illustrated booklet and
further information apply CHARLES HART. City
Clfrk south Atlantic Clty.
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COUNTRY BOARD-LARGE FARM NEAR RAP
rahaunock River: large rooms; excellent table; $
per week Mis- ]. G. GRAY. Saluda. Alddlesex
Co.. Va ie2l-5t
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FOURTH RACE-Thc J
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wANTED-sU1DIER BoARDERS; NEAR COR
donsviIle on c. & o. r. R. seventy-hve miles
from Richmond; healthy location. good water milk.
ice, good shade. and good fare. Mrs JOHN r.
QUARLES. Waldrop. Va.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GROYENIORE. a VERY ATTRACTIVE BOARD
ing-housc. large. shady lawn; situated on farm
supplying table with fresh vegetables milk poultry
SC near station. J. NJ. COLE. R. +. D. No. 3.
Leesburg. Va. icG2l2i5t
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TUE HHnE OCEAN End
INK LEEAHVE MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
Atlantic city. " J. Rooms en- suite with priTate
JACOB 81 HAWK
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EAlSRV HGUSE CQQNSNIEEGSTIII!GfUr QQNSNIEEGS AVE.
Pleasant airy rooms with or without board ETlF-
ileGe bathing from house. J. ". GAbSbA.
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bEkhShIkE INN, OCEAN END VIRGINIA
Ave s. up daily: So 70 $50 weekly. Capacity. 20
Elevator. baths. &c Ninth season
]. d. & J. +. DICKINSON
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.arone Handicap; one mile

FIFTH RACE-The Lozaron.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.

NEW ApInH Ocean End Ksntucky Ave. Open
MEW bLHAtVN all year. Steam heat. Elevator 10
strnet InLeI Enn.-let Coach. s X. ROALEACL
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-29
CITY NOTICE.


TAXPAYERS
Are hereby notified that the Board OF
Assessors of the City of New Haven
will be in session at Room No. s, CITY
Hall, every week day from June I, 1905.
until July j, 1908, inclusive, for the pur-
pose of receiving lists Of all persons
owning property real and personal.
subject to taxation In this city
If any resident taxpayer neglects or
refuses to hand In list made and sworn
to as prescribed by law sickness or
absence from the city being no excuse).
the assessors must make out list, ana
add thereto ten per centum, as required
by law
Power Of attorney cannot be made
use Of In making oath TO list, nor can
the husband make oath to list of prom
erty Of the wife, In which he has M
interest, nor contrarlwlse, the wife for
the husband,
Each parcel of real estate must be
separated described
once hours from o. m. until n
M, except on Saturdays when the hall
will be closed at / y. m.
Signed:
TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN.
EDWARD f. MERRILL,
JOHN ]. HOGAN.
FREDERICK L. LEHR,
JOHN e DOUGHAN,
n26 limo Board Of Assessors.
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FARMS WANTED.

One cent n word for each insertion,
or Ave cents n word for seven times.
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CITY NOTICE..
SPECIAL ORDER,


CARRIAGES AND AUToMoBif.Ils
TO AND FROM THE YALE PRINCE
TON BASEBALL GAME MAY 80, 1893.
Notice Ia hereby given that the fol-
lowing regulations In accordance with
the law, are made by the Mayor OF the
City Of New Haven and the First Sc
lectman of the Town OF orange, dcsig-
mating the route by whl,h af ou;cmo-
bles and carriages, both pubic and
private snail approach Yale Field to
leave their passengers ana call for
them on Saturday afternoon, May 30,
1908.
Between the hours Of 40 and 500
p. m on said day, oil automobiles and
carriages, both public and private, ap-
preaching Yale Field, will be required
to keep on the right hand or northerly
side OF the car tracks on Chapel street,
westerly from York street 10 Norton
street and thence 70 Chapel stree; 10
Central avenue, thence through Central
avenue to their destination; and no au-
tomobiles or carriages VIII be permit
ted to enter Derby avenue from Chapel
street, from Norton street, from, George
street, from Winthrop avenue, or from
Ellsworth avenue, and no automobiles
or carriages will be permitted TO travel
on Chapel street on the sDutherly SIDE
of the car tracks between York street
and Norton street, lor upon any part
Of Derby avenue, between Charol street
and Central avenue In either directions;
and after 1880 p. m. no automobiles or
carriages will be permitted either be-
fore during or after the game to travel
easterly on Derby avenue between Cen
trail avenue and Chapel street.
Notice Is hereby given that the fore
going regulations Will be enforced by
the police OF said city ana said town
and that any persons violating said
regulations will be sublo2t 10 The pen
allies Of the law.
dated at New y4avan this 9th day Of
May, 1909.
(Sgned) lAMlSS y. MARTIN,
Mayor u the city of New Haven
WALTER A MAIN,
First selectman Town of Orange.
Attest
JAMES ]. DEvINE,
m29 It City Clerk
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ANNOUNC CEMENT Carriages and
wagons repaired and painted to
please you. r NJ. Fowler, 1860 Whal-
ley. Telephone. m2 II
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District of New Haven, IS; Probate
ESTATE OF HANNAH CARNEY alias
ANNIE CARNEY, late of New Haven,
In said District. decreased.
The Administrator having exhibited
estate to this Courc for allowance, It Is
ORDERED, rh1, 'he ith la If June,
1908. Mt ten o'clock In the forenoon, at
n Court Of Probatc 20 be held AZ New
Haven, In said Dlgtric., be appoint ID
for hearing Oh the allowance Of said
account. and that notlo' o. the time end
place Of said hearing be given by pub
fishing this order .hree times IN some
newspaper having a circulation In said
District.
BY the Court
JOHN l.. gibson, II
m29 st' Clerk
District Of New Haven, a. Probate
Court Nav 2S. 1905
ESTATE OF OLIVER E. MABrBY late
of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, own
ing property in said District, deeeas-
ed
The Administrators having made
written application for ~ order author,
Izing and empowering her to sail ana
convey certain real csta1e If sal ce-
ceased as by said application on file
I'm this Court more fully appears, It Is
ORDERED, That said application be
heard and determined al Court Of Pro
bate to he held at New lIaved In said
District, on the 4th day CT June 1905
al ten o'clock In the forenoon, and that
public notice Of the penlency of sld
application. and of the time and pace
of the hearing thereon, be given hy|
publishing this order three times IN
some newspaper having circulation
in said District.
By the Court .
JOHN i. gibson,
m20 st Clerk
District Of New Haven SIS, Probate
Court, May -. 1908
HUME, late Of New Haven IN said
District. deceased Z
The Court Of Probate FOR the District
OF New Haven hath limited ana mp.
pointed SIX months from the date here
Of for the creditors Of said deceased
to bring IN their claims against said
estate. Those who neglect to exhibit
their claims within said time win be
debarred
All persons Indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to
CHARLOTTE Il, HUME
m20 st Exscu.rix
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GOOD CLOTHES.
HOTEL JEFFERSON, EUROPEAN

LIGHT, Airy Rooms Comfortable Beds.
Free Baths. Transient rooms, soc,
75c. & l. Weekly, 81 to SO. W. c. Augur,
Mgr, 440 State st. open all night.
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CONCERTS AT THE ROCK.
First of the Season Tomorrow
Compositions by Strouse.

The first Of the seasons concerts at
Savin Rock park will be given to-mor-
row by Hollis American band. Spe-
cial features Of the program will be
two new compositions Of n. C. Strouse.
The program follows:
March-"Connecticut Y. S. No..
..,,....,.''....'ss, ''s..#'.'''.... StTouse
Patriotic-"American Patrol" ....,.
.........., ..,..,... Meachem
Overture--"The White City" .Angall
Pccolo solo-'Polka BrillIante"
.................. Strouse
n. c. Strouse. soloist -.
Excerpts from THE Merry Widow"
....,......'.,......, ''..,#'.'''..'' bendr
Characteristic--"Th Reed Bird.
Grand Fantasia mariana" Wallace
March--"The American Soldiers.
.........,,... ....,#,,,,'.. JoSSlyn
Vote for your faynrIte in the Jour
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SUMMER BoARDERs WANTED.

Ono cent a word for each insertion,
or Eve cents a word for seven times
sHORE-Atlantlc Villa, frat class
rooms lover water. table board Il
desired large verandas, lawns and pri-
waite bathing beach, finest location at
west shore, $50 Beach street. savin
Rock other rooms at cottages for
housekeeping. week or season.
ME l3t cod
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MEDICAL.
FIRELESS COOKERS.
One cent word for each insertion,
or Ave cents word for seven times

FIRELESS COoKERS--Bvery house
keeper wants one. Let us mail you
booklet containing full description,
cooking recipes and testimonials from
people that are using them. Folding
Mattress Co., New Haven Agents.
Phone 1902.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Relia-
BILE Employment Agency. 1853 Chapel
ST., estat lished 90 years. Largest. best
T. the State. Best male and female
help for any and al kinds OF work
Sent anywhere. open evenings. TsL
2322.
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District Of New Haven, ss. Probate
Court May rs, 1908.
ESTATE OF VIRGINIA KENT JOHN.
STON. late OF New Haven, In said
District, deceased
The Court Of Probate for the District
OF New Haven hath limited and APP
pointed six months from the date here
of for the creditors of said deceased to
bring In their claims against said es-
tate. Those who neglect 10 exhibit
their claims within said time will be
debarred
All persons Indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate pay
ment TO
MARY S. JOHNSTON
m2S 81 Executrlx.
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wANTED-Furnished rooms near col.
lege for graduates during commence
ment. June 2l-24. state number single
and double rooms. price OF each, price
OF board, II furnished. Drawer 9, Yale
station. m21 81
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AWNING MAKERS, DECORATORS.

CLAwsoN & KINGsBURY-640 Chapel
street, The hot summer days are
near, and you viii need awnings for
your windows and porches, We make
Canopies for Weddings, and decorations
for Receptions, Estimates furnished.
Don't forget that we are the people that
fool the sun" Telephone 1923.
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ANNOUNCEMENT--Pattern making.
machine forging, machine work OF
every description. Auto repairing.
The Rowland Machine Co. mo 30t
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Journal-Courier
Branch Offices
Classified Advertisements Rccclv-
ed at Regular Rates.


JOHN T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
understandable Grand ave.
JOHN e. WEATHERWAX. ...
.....,,,...,.,90 Whalley ave.
Brnnford.
w. S. CLANCY ,.a.,... Branfords
Derby.
THE PURDY DRUG CO......
............,..,.... Elizabeth st.
East Haven.
EAST HAVEN PHARMACY.
..,....., East Haven
Guilfcrd.
DAVIS g. DUDLEY .Guilford
Milford.
WILLIAM A. FORD. Gulf st.
savin Rock,
ZOLLER'S NEWS STAND.
,..,,,,...,. Promenade
shelton.
APOHTECARIiG5 HALL......
......,,,,..,,",...iiowe ave.
short Beach.
c. A. TERHUNE, Short Beach
Wnliingford.
BADGER DE MILE Co..,
49,. Simpson Block
West Haven.
KTMBERLY'S NEWS STORE.
.,..,....,.50 500 Campbell ave.
Wo0dmont.
WOODMONT MEAT AND
GROCERY co, ........,....
.s.....,.O opp. p. o. Woodmont
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SUMMER COTTAGES FOR RENT
Five cottages on bluff at Pine
Orchard. Several others: all i'm
provemeIts. Call or address Post
master. as BOT
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
EYEsIGHT SPECIALIST.
EXPRESSING.
FISH MARKET.

PEOPLES FISH MARkET-Wm Will
son & Son. 80 Congress ave- Dealers
In all kinds OF sea foods. Both tele-
phones.
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J. CUNNINGHAM 4 soN-s74 Chapel
ST. Awnings, Tents, Flags, Truck Gov
ers. Horse Covers. Tents and Canopies
TO rent Decorations for Halls. etc.
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HABERDASHERY.
HOUSE MOVING.
HORSE COLLARS.
HORSES.

II. II. CANNON--lS2-1S4 George ST., Blue
Front Auction sale and Commission
Stables. Auction every Friday at 1880
p. m. Phone 3073-2.
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BOTTLERS.
CARRIAGE PAINTING.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS

DWIGHT II. BALDWIN-Crown and
Park street. Carriages, Wagons and
Harness; Blankets Robes and Whips
Rubber Tires attached. Repairing.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

One cent n word for each insertion,
or Ave cents n word for seven times.
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ARCHITECTS.
AUTO TIRE REPAIR WORKS.
WOOD, CHARCOAL, COKE

ASK YOUR GROCER for our goods.
Also Retailers Of Fireplace, Furnace
and Kindling Wood. New Haven Wood
Co, 4S7 East St Telephone 14b4.
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CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, ETC.

]. LEROY DEAN--65 Orange St. Cabin
at Work, Office Fittings, Window and
Door Screens. Joiner and General Job
per- Estimates furnished. Both phones
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O'BRIEN'S HORSE STABLES - 40
George st. Horses for all purposes
for sale. Good Team, Buggy or Family
Horses at reasonable prices
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, ETC.
CONTRACTING MAsoNs.

j. N. LEONARD a CO--Contractors and
Mason Builders. Prompt attention
given to repair work. sos Malley build
Ing.
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.

THE JUNCTION GARAGE - Dtxwell
and Shelton ayes. General Jobbing
and Repairin got Autos and Bicycles
Machine Work and Light Manutactur'
hng, Telephone 3362-i2.
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SMALL & acknowledgements work
and general jobblng. Estimates fur
nshed. sos Quinnlpiac ave. phone
e032-4
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JEWTIIY.
-aIalsaa
KLENENE.

KLENENE--The household, cleaner will
clean Dress, Skirts, Auto Wells,
Waists Silks, Laces, Neckties, Gloves,
etc, Klenene Soap Co., liz Park st.
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HELP WANTED--MAIE.
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