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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-09

de incendio. Sc infoTmR que en- al mo-
ment0 do ponGF el quinqus On Bu aitio, 6ste
sa Cay6 derram6ndoBe 81 gaE incendiando'
20 Embellishments. A la aCtividsd de u
familiR que vive ls mencionadR casa, ge
debs 81 que sn0Che no 90 quemaEan VaHiag
caHas en- CatRho.
Aver fu6 nombTRda professors para
eieFcsF en- Catafio, ID diStinguids joven
AmpsTO AFagundi
Iuf6TmaBe que hoy tom6 poseai6n de 90
cargo en- uno de loB planteles do enBefsn8a
dc Rquel poblado lR Competents professors.
Hoy se eHpeTa ell vspoF "CaTacan" !,
proCedsnte de los EstadoB Unidoa.
El vspor "Brooklin" tom6 puerto aver
tRTde Hoy AtFaC6 81 muaIle del "QuaFteg'
master, donde desCaTgaE6 la meFcancfa
que tFaiga para ssts puerto.
lei vRpor "VustrRP que tom6 pRFte
en- Ia expedition ChaTCot hR naufrsgado
fFsnts & lRs CoStaB de Uruguay. Entire
los 28 panoisEog 90 hRlIRba 81 personal del
ObuervatOFio de la islR Wandel TodoB
han Sido EecogidoB por 81 vapog ''Amazo'
ns", de la "Comp0guis FFanCRiBs de Mes
ssReEies MaEitimes."
A dieE millones de dollars se elevan
loH dAfioB CalcuIRdoB por un inceudio, ell
Cual destruy6 una mansRna entire Lao GO.
lies "MiHlion JesBie" = "FuEE' de San
Francisco.
Aver % empeG6 & hacsF el riego de
algunoB litios do u Ciudad On Las hoFa8
del medic die. No B0lamento en- la plaza
principal O. que debe hscegBo ESQ BeEViCio,
Eino en- las principRle8 GALES dc la Ciudad,
4 fin dc svitaE Lar mOleStiaH y peligEoG del
polvo que 20 leVRnta, Cuando 30 haCe 81
baRFido do ellRI.
-El que hRya GnContFadO una plumR.
fusnta que 20 dei6 hoy olvidada nueltro
Compafiero 6enspeT On les tablillau del de-
partamento do corEeos de esta Ciudad harris
un buen HsEviCio devolvi6ndossla,
-Camelia Laboy y DiA1 Julio Pa
v6n, dc Ponce. han ingEsaado ca Is taFde
de hoy en- al Manicomio de ests ciudRd en-
Calidad de pacienteG pobreg.
-aa pEsEsntado la renuuciR de 90
cargo como CeIRdoF del ManiComiO, Seve'
Eiano Vega.
Aver On ID Calle del Sol ID indiyidua
Maria Cimenez prcmavi6 un fueFte e.
C6ndslo. La pOliCia iutervino y 10 de-
tuvo.
EN- 81 vapor que saIi6 aver omhaEC6
para loa EstadOs UnidoU, Mr.. Homes, an
tor del plano que ss hizo para Ii nusva
escuaIa de eatR Ciudad.
Isl e1 uBtsd ColeCCionista de monedas
antiguag deSea meioraE 81 collection ana
diendo unos CuRntoS eismplares FaFfIimoI,
tales como monedag del tempo de 6eVeFSss,
smpsrador romano que sxiBti6 poF sl aiio
1876 dc u Era CTiStiRna, d Cual moneda
tiona IL respectable anCianidad do ''1S d
gloS'' , otFau poR 81 aatiIo, diEliase ". del
Vale. ApaFtadO 116. San Juan p. 3.
8 FortaiORa 16. 81 no sltk uutod dispuss
% { obtenorlaB poE an RaOional pEsCiO, q
inttil que . molozto esoEibiunde.zz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-09
PAID BLn0Ll.

Cuando Pnnouas. AHo Nuevo , Reyes
sa aceTCnn. d nlaYoE paKts dc los padres
da lamiHa 9 olClsntFan PerPlejol, Gin
naber quS Ee1nlaglo & Sus familieFeS.
I'D cue t1nEa po1iibls1, no pusdo dsCidiP,
= por nnt-a O. avsntsie { "a PIANO.
PlANOLAs - PIAN0L4A, q g qua
" tene % blea J'ano,
~ anola iElo-l Il lad1iCs q hogaE,
mantsniendO u c1pfFitu uiempFs aIegBa.
Al mi1mo tionpo que de EeCr0oD UiEve do
Pods1oIo au4iliar para d oultivo del guut0
u buSla mGEiCa.
Uns viuits Il PARIS BAZAR, do
Pedro Giuut, una ca1ta diEigida 81 De
paEtamontO Musical pondT6 & la8 poE1Onar
inteTesadaS Ga PoSo-i6n de lO1 lAto1 que
uobEO 81 psEtieulaF q do,an.
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Pl:Dl,ros Iols Y. lucEonblsh.

Los aiguientas pasljeroI lIegsdod aver
taEde aboEdo del IS. v. Luckenbach" o.
lieEon del puerto de New York, el dfa 8
del CoEEiente:
Mr.. II Swell , 2 children, R Pauis.
qua, F A HaEtar-y child, H R White @
D Mills, + g TwitchelJ, Geo Lloyd, Hen.
~ AbOy, F N Gsnz6lez, Carmen FeEn6n'
dez, N Ponas, Miss Ponsu-, Matildo AEu'
men, NJ w Mumford, Henry Katz, Eella
Jones' J Henley Franoia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-09

-El empleadO del manicomio, seve'
Eiano Vegp, be preaentadO hoy la Eenuncis
de % cargo 81 iefs del departments. 81
mencionado amplsado fu6 81 que haCe dos
diaa fu6 aCometido pol uno do lou Rliena'
dos del BRnatoEio.
-TereBa OyoIa Maria LuisR Garcia,
RrmaRon una FeyeFtR On PueEts de TERRA.
teniendO que intsEvOniF 10 policfa. Am
bas fasrOn denunCiAdas hoy sn 81 Juzgado
do paE
Ell sRTgento de ls poIicfa inaulaV dc
SRntUTCs deAtac6 fuerzSB aver esta ma'
mana para prehtaE GeEvicio en- los taIleres
del fsrrocaHfil. Una pareis de 0iCho
cueFpo fu6 enviada AIlf como refuerzo.
PaEeCe que 70 tTata de garRnti2aF trabR.
jadoTes que pF0cedenteB de fusrR de ID inlR
tTata de uti1izAE Ia FtfeFida Compafiin de
feTEOCaEliles conSsOuencia de diferenCias
IuTgidaG con los que allf trAbJabAn hAgta
ah0ER.
Mr.. Ward inspector de esCuelaB re-.
greS6 aver ds ID ialR donds Oataba on ira
bsio dc "a depARtRment0.
-AnOCha en una fonda que hay fFente
81 cuaEtel nuAvo llamad8 ''El Lifio'', g
pEomovi6 "a fusrte ssC6ndR'o. Inf6Euaas
que varion militars. iugaban pokcr sis jn.
tsrfs con lOl pAiSanol y una mals jugads
poE paRte 40 uno de sllos di6 oEigen -
fanOmOnRl esC6ndalo que no GER DOR d
p9ontR inteFvenCi6n del cuerpo de g1Rrdia
hubi6rase tsnido que IAmentar alguns
deBgraCia.
-El Cominionado de eduonCi6n Mr..
Dexter tiens en proyscto Il inntslsci6n ID
ID isla, de vBriAs osCnslas para niio1 ciegos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-09

Toxic, enero 9.-Como ID publication
por la prenBa IondinonIs de laG indicadaI
Voraionou, movie & lo1 dipIom6ticor iapo'
neIog aCrsditAdos en- lsu principal pita'
Les suEopsaI, tsIegFafRE Embellishments
"a gobierno, Io8 cables alaEmantsS gs
Cibidon On eats Ciudad, ha rospondido 81
propio Conde OkumR EeCbazando Is patsr'
nidSd de tRlea vOraionel MAnifeItR 81
Conds que 60 cisEtO que EsCientemento pro-
nunciaTa IN diuCuEso en- Ia ciudad de
Kobs, aludiendo a BuCeSos polfticos de u
India ing.e1a, lamentkndolob, psrO sin que
expreSaER que dabla aCon1GjaEIo { lou na'
tuERlo1 dol pals 81 levantnmiento contra
IugIateFrR. Declara RdGmGs el Conde
OkumR que hi siquiers hiso obUeEvsCionoS
dc ningdn genORO co 10 relative 6 EeStFiC'
Ci6n del ComsECiO por inteE6I polftiCo.
Aunque las manifestations del leader
pFogre1ista son explfCitaa ge Cr6s ofcioBa'
msnte que Ia impression dol diuourso do
Kobe poE dicho c6labEo hombFa p6hlico
fu6 traHmitida LondEsl poE d ministro
bFitGniCO en- esta capital,
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INIGIsI VAS De IN
falte SaaVelra.

"A T. -
a - I1lolA6lVaoo nueEEF0 in0lVt0a0lo
CompanGEo ROlndo Infanta Eaavsdra, do.
bi6ss d moVimiento da opinion e. favor
del eltsbIscimisn o do un baEEio obroro en
eltR Ciudad
na buen prop6sito paEeCa que ha ga.
ffido y Gufre aIternativa8 que diicultan "a
FaAlizaCi6n; psTo Ouando, de tempo en-
tempo g traits del aauOto oblorvamos que
cada YeE eatGn mas ConvsncidaG laH gsnteI
de Il noca-idAd del prop6nito.
Entondemos que 10 que ne quieEs no e
nm baEFio especial para que Los obFarOg
vivian, sino de nm Conjunto do uTbRniEa.
ci6n espaCislmsnts c0nltEuido para oll08
OaGaH obreraG fernando unR Gale On el
bRKFio m6g gRno de h ciudad,6 mangann8
dc CaGas oonStFuidas sobEe an bisn aSfu.
diado plano que contEibuyeEan 4 p0blaR y
s embelleCeE log nuevOB baIFios de II Ciu.
dad. All entendomos que dabisrn verse
ess pEOyecto.
CuRndo lnfanto SRRvedra depaEtfa acoEs
CO de este asUnto, cosa que era frsOuents,
eUtablecfa punto8 de viDta pFoCiGoB que
completaban gu iniciativO, d6ndole 81 yer.
dAderO l9ntido fOEma con que la ConCi.
bio. 'tLR poblaCi6n de San Juan-doCfa
AeIA-l44oe4AAAb1
pueStos, Que un0 do lol dor sino Rmbo8
amigFaF6n, g indudabIe. De que ya e..
tan emigEando no Cabe duds. ConcEe.
t6ndonOB Il pOblaCi6n obFoEa que viVe
en- la pATte bojG de las CaGaI de San Juan
fstalmente, taFde tampEano, tendr6 que
abandOnaR tel teuidenoia poE impossible
50 salud y a6n ssu nggoOio. No ueEfs
jugt0 nj Convsnisnt0 que era pob'a Bs
fiaTa On terEOnog h6melcU, marianoso8
mslsaDOs como ya hizo una yer q formar
el 6Rrrio llamRd0 HPolo NORts" y como
10 hizo de1pu6s en- 81 bRrFio ''AmpaEo''.
Para agtomeEaEHe en- teFE9nos pantRnoBos
no vale lR pona mudaF de aliento. Lo
FaCionAl q que 10 poblaCi6n obRoRe do San
juan 90 trR0lRde lugaEen ca donde ca.
Cuentre CAGag higi6niCas en- 10 pouible, CO.
adquiriE poR medic do su conltancia de
81 tFabajo para po8oeEla8 RIg6n die con.
virti6ndole On propietaTio.'
Va % We. pusl, que l08 prop6Iit08 do
Infants SaavedTa no consisffan en- una
aglOmersCi6n do vScinOs dogoPdonada
impTsvigoEa, sino ca la formation de ca.
lies 8 baTEiOn sgpaeinlmente organigadoB
para familiaS de CortoI reouEBou, barEios =
Calles que goCon de todRG Ilg vontsjas que
albanian { b pOblaci6n acomodGda, q.
lea como alumbFado, agua, plR2as, par.
ques, ascuela1, farmaCiaE, etc. etc.
En- 81 pasado psFfodo dc la actual le,
gislatura, hAb 6re algO de "a pToyecto en-
que SO pedfa que ua autorizara 10 Go.
munidad de San Juan para disponeF de
cisEta suma con objeso de apliCaEla d ba.
rriO obrero. En- verdAd que u d Ayun.
tamisnto de esta Ciudad quiere llevar ade.
lante 81 pEop6Dito, no entsndemos poF que
neCe.its loE sutOEizSdo poE d LegiGlatuTa.
PeEo podEf, On efocto, 81 eraRio municinsl
de San Juan haceT ffents eua obrl? Un
mOvimisntO pEOgresiBts impulsh on e1toB
momeptoI la capital de q i1la. l1e IuB
grandss proyectoG neceBidades habrfa de-
obtaner 81 dinero neoauaFio para fundar IN
aliSnto IL poblaci6n obgoRa2
81 dnimo De inclina & que ese trabaio
dsbe hACsrlo el TesoTo inauIaE. Contand0
con Bu elemontos pareCe que. Berfa mas fi.
Gil llevaF busn t6rmino 81 proyeCto.
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La PERSONA que heya pordido una
Cadena dc oTo puede palAF ReCogsEIa
Is Gale del CEiGto n6mero 26, altos, Abo
nando 81 valor de ssts anuncio. 3v.a
sACOs DE YUTE para onvale de
asdCaE = cafe, aOaban dS EecibiEuo, prOc0.
dentes de Calcutta Jap6n, poE Ios Baiio.
res 81 MELON = Go. San Jugto IL ,
vsndon prsCiOg ventaio.os. rs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-09

Washington, enero 9.-Otra proposition
importante fu6 presentada por el FepTe8en'
tsnte Gill. Tambi6n fn6 eHts pEopOnioi6n
obietO do intersEants debate. Mr.. Gill
expEesa que os neCesario que 90 pEactique
una OompIeta Investigation de Il Eenunoia
del almiranta Brownuon. Opina dicho re'
pFesentante que, de 10 OOntFariO, no debe
insiStiEsa On la question convsniE en- que
BFcwnIon pToCsdi6 Correctamsnte. Sedice,
& pEOp6Sito de este Rsunto, que la aCtitud
del FepEeSentante Gill eB debida que Be
gdn rumores la correspondence que me
diREa entVe Roosevelt y BFownBon ger6
solo parciAlments publicada.
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SEP PASE

Que no pnblicamos communicates sin que
sean pagados pOr adelantado.
Cada seis palabras se cnentap p0E una
Inca y IL llnea vale diez centavog.
1ias CaTtas que Vongan con Conauntc0dol
Hln % tmp0gtS Do % Ccntegtau.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-09

Washington, sneFo 9.-El EspFesentan'
70 Wsldo, ha preusntadO una proposition
que defandi6 con gran sntusiaBmo } que
fn6 objsto de aIgunR controveFSiR, pueI
RIgunos EepFegentants8 IL oombAtisr0n con
Giderandola POGO pFudente ConBiEte diChR
proposition on que 10 O6mara aCusTda
expFesaF BuI Himpatfas hacia los acuSadoB
peEteneCientel ID Doums que fusron
sentsnCiados por 81 manifesto rsYoluCiona'
rio de ViboFg. PEOpone tAmbi6n 81 repre-
aentants Waldo que 90 inteFCeda en- favor
de dichoB Representatives. Eusos psrsegUido8,
Gs les ofreEcR amigsble asilo On los Eta
dos UnidoL Aunque d proposition del
citado FopTeBantanta Waldo ha de1pertado
generates uimpatfaH no ss cree que sea de-
fnitivamente RpEobada.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
AMEND DISCIPLINE
New York Methodist Episcopal
Conference Takes Impor.
tant Action.
MAY ALLOW ADJUSTMENTS
Conference Also Votes for the Rcstor.
alton of Pastoral Time
Limit.

New York. April G.--The New York
Methodist conference now IN session in
that city passed resolution this aft
ernoon calling on the general confer
ence of the denomination, which is to
be hold IN Baltimore. to revoke Article
No. 2iS of the Book Of Discipline, which
forbids many amusements, particularly
dancing and card playing.
The conference also voted to appeal
! TO the General conference. which meets
at Baltimore In May to restorethe time
limit on pastorates. which was abolish
ed eight years ago, IL was at the In
stance Of Tie Troy conference that this
action wds taken.
4 This resolution was thus explained by
I the Rev Dir g. l.. Goudcll OF the Cali
vary Methodist Episcopal church.
Eight years ago all restrictions were
/ removed. and the term OF pastorates
made unlimited All that this resolu.
! ton seeks to do IS TO re-estahllsh the
/ nve-year rule, with tho provision that
I special instances. Thus the unlimited
term will be the exception Instead OF
the rule
II was decided by tho conference 10
! take no action In the matter Of tho
/ charges made agar 81 the Rev. Frank
I Beal Of Ellcnvllle. n. Y. The commit
tee of investigation named on Saturday
reported that ION the evidence present
cd, we do not feel Justified I'm present.
ing this case for trial" This announce
ment was received with applause.
The Rcv. Dr. A. j. Palmer who for
three years has been presiding elder Of
the Poughteepsie district, announced
that, owing to ill-health, he was Obliged
/ TO give UP that work.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
ARBITRATE GRANITE STRIKE.
Work for 5000 Men Hangs on One
Cent Dispute.

Barre, VT, April GA compromise
proposition made by the quarry own
ers to the quarrymen to-day Is
thought to afford some hope Of an
early settlement Of the strike which
began on March j. affecting between
1000 and 5000 men in Barre Mont
pelier and neighboring places. The
demand Of the quarry workers as dis
tnguished from the cutters was for
u cents an hour in place of the for
mer scale Of 20 cents an hour. The
quarry owners have now offered the
men 20 cents an hour, and meeting
Of the quarrymcn will he held to-
morrow to consider the proposition
and take action on IL. Committees
representing the manufacturers and
cutters who have been in consequence
frequently since the strike started,
held another session this afternoon
and arrived at some understanding
the details cg which will be made
known TO the cutters at mass meet.
ing to be held tomorrow
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
VICTORY FOR DUMA.
Forcing Retirement Of Minister n Big
Step Towards Power.

st. Petersburg, April 6.--The iuma
has scored victory Of sweeping i'm
portancc In forcing the retirement Of
NJ. Alexeicm vice minister of com
morce and director Of the department
of commercial navigation, the affairs
of which long have been in q chaotic
condition, The budget commission
threatened to report against the bud
get of this ministry unless AlcXeieff
was removed, and NJ. Shipolf, the min
lister Of commerce, yielded. This is
considered the first step toward the
establishment OF ministerial respon-
sibillty, which the first duma tried
in vain to enforce.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
TEAMS SIGN PAPERS
Tuxedos and Tigers to Play q
Series of Two Out of
Three Games.
FIRST GAME ON APRIL II
Winner of Match to Meet New Haven
State League Baseball Team
on April 25.

Papers were signed last evening at
the Tuxedo bowling alleys for a SER
les or two out Of three games be-
tween the Tuxedo and Tigers baseball
teams, the games to be played April
III, Is and the 22nd II necessary.
For the past three or four weeks
there has been misunderstanding
between the TuXedos and the Tigers
just as to which team had been
granted the privilege Of playing the
New Haven state league baseball
team The Tigers claimed that they
had written to Manager DAILY for
game and that he had accepted their
request for a date and announced to
them that April rs was satisfactory.
Then the newly organized Tuxedo
team, which has as members several
of last year Tigers baseball team, de-
string a game with the Days team,
requested such in letter to the New
Haven magnate. Jimmie Cooke, the
old star Tiger second baseman and
the present manager of the TuXedos,
W us hiiN PNi sun W lip NipNp tiiN lNAhNis
He received reply from Bert DAILY In
which the manager announced the
challenge of the Tigers and It's accepts
ance. Cooke requested II. NJ. Robin
son and A. L. Donnelly to write to
Daily explaining to him the situation.
They did and received as an answer
that the Tuxedos could have the date.
April 20.
Since this announcement, the Tig-
ers have been raging and endcavor-
ing to explain the circumstances The
best method of quieting affairs was
to play for the honor of meeting the
state league team. Jimmie Cooke
represented the TuXedos last night
and Weiner represented the Tigers,
and both signed the papers, Billie
Lush also signed the papers as a Wit
ness and now holds the papers.
The first game of the series will he
played this Saturday, Endeavors
will be made to secure Roaring Red"
Rorty for umpire,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
DIMES OUT FOR PRESENT.
Yale Second Bascman Injured and
Deficient in His Studies.

Tyson NJ Dimes The second baseman,
who made two hits in the game against
Manhattan for Yale, and whose playing
on that occasion was better than at any
time since freshman year, is off the
team, for several weeks probably, be-
cause of an injury to his shoulder. and
the fact that he Is slightly behind in
some OF his studies,
Bomar played in The position the last
two games. but his errors against Ford
ham have put him in a bad light If
he does not make good in the game
against Tufts It is probable that Cusn-
man will be tried for tho position.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
Momauguins
ATHLETES vICToRs.
Carter, New Twiricr, Holds Down
Phiilcs To Two Hits.

Philadelphia, April 6--The local
baseball season was opened to-day
when the two major league clubs be-
gan their annual spring series, the
Americans winning the game. Carter,
new pitcher, held the Nationals
down to two hits anS they were UNI
able to score. The Americans touch
ed up Ritchle lively at times, To-
days game was played on the Nation
ais grounds. The score:
r. II. T..
Philadelphia Americans
0 0 0 / 8 0 0--5 8
Philadelphia Nationals.
90 0 0 90 2
Batteries, Carter and Smith; Richie
and Jacklltch and Doom, Umplres,
Emslle and Connolly.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
TOOK ACID INSTEAD or GINGER.

Bridgeport. April 6.---Lawrence
Mcdonald, a molder by trade and en-
ployed for the past week by the city
street department of the place, died
to-day from carbolic acid poisoning,
His family state that he drank the
acid in mistake for Jamaica ginger.
He was fifty years old and leaves his
wife and five children.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
80 LOOMS START UP.

New London, April 6.---The Mantle
Manufacturing company Of East
Lyme, begins running overtime to-
night to fill orders. 1t Is expected to
have thirty-two looms running until
. o'clock every night as soon as wcav-
crs can be secured, The mill employs
about $50 hands,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
Mortgage Deeds.

Daniel G. Miller to John II. 1bel-
hauser, Pond street, so feet; S1,1OO.
John A. Horne to Charles w.
Blakeslee, Parmalee avenue, 40 feet;
$4,000.
Mary j. Reilly, ct al, to oliver s.
White, POS Hamilton street % feet;
5000.
William Hin to Abraham Fodoloff,
Division street, 80 feet, $3.50.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
yICToRS AT CARPET BOWLS.
Momauguins Defeat East Rocks by
the Score of 81 20 II.

In the Fratcrnal Benefit Carpet
Bowling league, the Momauguins de-
feated the crack East Rock team last
night by the score of 81 to II. This is
the second contest between the coun-
ellis and each team has won one game.
Momauguins have improved greatly in
their play since the last match, The
contest last night was at times close,
as the score will show, but the Momau-
gums did the heaviest scoring getting
eight points in two ends. The score and
nlavnrs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

Division street, feet
Moorehead and Donnelly TO Chris
tian +. Schmidt Gamer street, As
feet.
John y. lbehauscr to Daniel c..
Miller, Pond street, so feet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
DOINGS In REALTY
Papers Filed Yesterday in the
Office of the Town
Clerk.
The following papers were filed IN
tho town clerks office yesterday.
OMIT Claims

Samuel Blatchlcy to John b. Nor
timer, Farren avenue, 80 feet.
Connecticut Savings Bank to Ellen
j. Flanagan, Chapel street, so feet
Connecticut Savings Bank to VIII
liam O'kccfe, Orange street, land,
Connecticut Savings Bank to VIII
liam K, Townsend, land and building
Grove street.
Willis de Anthony to William A.
Warner, Exchange street, 1-2 feet.
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WANTED FOR U. s. ARMY-Able
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LEGAL NOTICES.

District of New Haven. SIS. Probate
Court April G, 1908.
ESTATE OF MARY SULLIVAN, late OF
New Haven, In said District, deccas
cd
The Executor OF Patrick Sullivan,
late Of New Haven, late Executor of the
last will and testament of said Mary
sullivan having made written applica-
ton praying that administration of
said estate with the will annexed may
be granted, as by said application on
file in this Court more fully appears,
II Is
ORDERED, That said application be
heard and determined at a Court Of
Probate, to be held at New Haven, In
said District on the 10th day OF April.
1908, at ten o'clock In the forenoon,
and that public notice of the pendencv
of said application, and of the time AMI
place of the hearing thereon be given
10 all parties Interested In said es-
tate by publishing this order three
times in newspaper having a circull-
ton In said District.
BY the Court,
JOHN l. gibson.
a73t Clerk.
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FIRELEsS COOKERS-Every 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 1892.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-Partner
wanted: A man who understands
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