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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
AUTO SHOW RELIEF DAY,
Extra Session for Benefit of Poor
Practically Certain.

1t has now been practically settled
that the annual automobile show of the
New Haven Dealers association to be
held at Music hall, March IS to "a will
be continued an extra day, the pro-
ceeds to be added to the city fund for
the relief of the poor. The permits
sion Of Henry T. Bretzfelder to occupy
the hall an extra night; the assent of
the exhibitors to allow their cars to
remain, the agreement of the decorat-
ing firm to keep the decorations UP has
been given and all that is now need
ed is a formal vote Of the dealers at
their next meeting. Mayor Martin will
be notified of the plan within the next
few days.
An announcement of special interest
to all autoists Is that Hon. Colgate
Hoyt president Of the Auto Club of
America and one of the foremost au-
tomobilists in the country will prob
ably be present at the opening cere-
monies. Mr.. Hoyt will be In this city
as the guest of the Yale Auto club
on the opening night of the show and
he will be asked to attend. Governor
Woodruff. Mayor Martin and other
city offlcials will also be invited to par
ticipate in the opening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Miscellaneous.

All sizes Satin. Finish Celiuloid
Collar Supports, At &c aset.
Skirt Markers in small sizes, lsc.
Finer grade Skirt Markers, regular
soc, at soc. M
The largest v. B. Marker, regular
$1.2S, at CSC.
Elastic Belt ana DipiPin Combina-
ton, at &c. H r
Stocking Darners, Black, Natural
or Co!ors, Al &c each.
Tape Measures, worth Sc each, At
2 for Sc. u
Bone Collar Buttons, ane finish,
regular loc dozen, At Sc dozen.
Hair Frames 70 match your. hair,
worth 2Sc, ati7c.
~ Potent Tip Shoe Laees, regular
Sc 4 pair, At Sc pair.
~. 81, 6.4 MohAif Shoe Laces,
ane quality, regular &c apair. Sale
&c Z dozen.
Tomato Pin Cushions, large size,
at &c.
warfen's Collar Form, the new
high point, regular ioc, It &c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
LOOMS AFTER SABIN.
Man Who Robbed Senator Thompson
and Several Others Captured.

Sergeant LOOMS of West Haven viii
go TO Brooklyn this morning TO nrihs
Arnold D. Sabin, who is charged VIII
burglarizing the home of Senator car
ence Thompson and several otnei
houses at West Haven, back to CON
necticut to stand trial. Sabin was ar
rested by metropolitan detectives Oh
suspicion. many articles in his posses
sion being apparently those taken II
the West Haven burglaries.
The local police believe that saoll
is the man responsible for the sinai
burglaries about New Haven, where IL
each case the burglar left cigarette
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

ORGANIZE LADIES' AUXILIARY
First Association of the Kind I'm State
Of Connecticut.

The Elm City Stationary Engineers
association, No. 10 of Conn, N. A. s.
E., with headquarters in room ~. In
surance building, Is one of the largest
and most flourishing engineers socie-
ties In the state. 1t has a membership
of seventy-four, the great majority OF
whom attend every meeting.
Saturday evening. March /, these en-.
gineers, with their wives, met and or.
ganized Ladies' auxiliary. This aux.
Hilary is to be known as The Elm cit,
Ladies' auxiliary, No /, of Connect.
cut, N. A. S. e. and is the first so.
ciety of the kind to be organized ir
the state. 1t starts out with thirty.
six charter members.
The officers elected are as follows,
President, Mrs. ". H. B. Fitton
vice president. Mrs. ". Meeker: treas
urer, Mrs. Ollie Heckler; recording sec
rotary, Miss Addie Thomas; financia
secretary. Mrs. l.. Hallbauer: con
ductor, Mrs. w. L. Ronke; herald. Mrs
H. Schwitz; doorkeeper, Mrs. w. F
Burdick; chaplain, Mrs. ]. II. Sher
man; trustees, Mrs. F. G. Simpson
Mrs. E. l. Bradley. Mrs. L. NJ. Fogg.
w. H. Wakeman. chief engineer a
the Boardman school gave ar address
which was to the point and was list
ened to with interest and pleasure.
e. L. Bradley entertained the com
pany at times with his photograph
while j.. P. Leiene gave some fin
selections on the guitar.
The auxiliary makes good begin
ming and II is hoped that many NOR
of the engineers friends will becom
interested and join them, and in va
rious ways help and encourage on
another in the work.
The object of this auxiliary is to hel,
the engineers socially and to assis
them in sickness and distress.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Bankruptcy Case.

A. L.. Wood. through Attorney Sidney
Rosenberg. Saturday morning filed q
petition in bankruptcy. Mr.. Wood keeps
a restaurant in State street and sets
his debts at $500 and his assets at
$500.
No dividend was declared in the Ben
~jamin H. Miller matter. 1t was stated
that there was not enough in the mat
ter to pay the bankruptcy expenses.
Brainard & Davis were given hear
ing by Referee Newton and dividend
for wages was declared,
and A. NJ Keletzky matters were con-
tinued.
There was hearing In the superior
court Saturday before Attorney Henry
C. Newton as committee in the matter
OF the National Foundry Co. affairs. At
torney Hartman for the receivers sta:-
ed that he had pending In the superior
court motion which would allow the
receivers, If passed, either to drop our
of the litigation or issue notes to get
funds to prosecute the matter. He
stated that the principal assets of the
company were the claims in the Ma
tional Wire matter and the Webster
notes. These are said to amount to
$4,000. Mr.. White continued the mat
ter for another hearing.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Spool Thread.
SILK AND COTTON.

100 yard Spool Cotton, No. SO,
go and 10, 8 spools Tor Sc.
Large Spool Blasting Thread, at 8
for SC.
Carpet Thread, large Sc spool Sc.
500 yard Bastlng Thread, regular
Sc at Sc.
Spool Silk, Black and colors, made
by good silk mill, &c spool.
100 yards OF the finest Spool Silk
manufactured, black only, regular
Zoe, sale &c spool, CSC dozen.
Large spool Black or White Silk,
regular Soc, sale 35c.
400 yard Spool Silk, guaranteed
quality, regular 39c at2sc.
Independent Thread Co.'S fne sot'
Spool Cotton, 200 yards, 3 spools
for l0c.
Dexter's Darning Cotton in balls,
white only, 8 spools for Sc.
Black Darning Cotton, on spools al
4 for Sc.
Black Darning Cotton, on cards, a
&c dozen.
Imported Darning Cotton, regular
Sc, sale 2 for Sc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
DEMOCRATS HAVE SMOKER.
New Organization Members Spend
Pleasant Evening.

There was a smoker given by the
members of the New Haven Demo-
cratic club Saturday evening at which
there we're some interesting speeches
given by invited guests. Before the
meeting proper there was the opening
of pool tournament In which j. p.
Golgan of the Ninth ward defeated
William H. Mealia of the Third ward
80 to as.
The speakers of the evening were
Judge A Heaton Robertson. Dean
Henry Wade Rogers of the Yale law
school, Hon. E. G. Stoddard and Ed
win S. Thomas.
Those admitted Saturday evening to
membership we're Timothy 4. Gala
han, John ]. Corbett.- Bernard B.
Fahy, Charles T. Mcclure, Richard B.
Healy Martin H. Reynolds, John p
Bergin. Louis L. Lautenbach, John B.
Herman, NJ. j. Kay, and William
Whalen.
A number of names were also pro-
posed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
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SIN DAYS ON A RAFT.

Six men who Comprised the crew o.
the American schooner William Hi:
Skinner, which was bringing a cargo
Of lumber from Georgetown, 8. c., fop
this port. and which was abandoned at,
sea early in February. have reached
Belfast They we're picked UP by the
steamer Brayhead. after drifting
about on the Atlantic for sixsdaye on
a raft The men were on the verge
Of starvation when sighted by the
Brayhead. All had suffered great pris-
vations and had only four pounds %
provisions left
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
TO INSPECT SCHOOLS

At meeting in the rooms of the
board of education in the Wincheste r
building In Orange street Saturday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock, the building COM
mittee of the board of education, com
posed of Frederick Belts and DR. Hen
ry A. Spang met Building Inspector
Austin to discuss with him the conli-
ton of the schools of this city with re-
gard to fire protection.
The building inspector had no suz-
gestfons TO make regarding buildings
in need of fire escapes, but asked the
committee to cooperate with him in
inspecting the schools and he also ask
ed the assistance of School Inspector
Maloney.
This morning Mr. Austin and School
Inspector Maloney will begin an in
spectlon OF every school building in the
citV.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

Claiming to be the foster son of the
late August LIE Brun, who was a
wealthy shoe merchant on Congress
avenue, and who died six months ago,
leaving an estate worth $1,000 Harry
Davis LeBrun, barber of 1O7 st. John
street, Bridgeport, has presented a
claim in the probate court for one.
third of the estate. Two children of
Mr. LIE Brun, August e. and Mrs. Jo-
sephine Hanson, are opposing the
claim. They say that he is not legal
heir and is not entitled to any part Of
their fathers property.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Pins.

400 count imported Pins, regular
4c at 2 Tor SC.
Fine Steel Pins, English make, reg
ular SC at 4c.
Nickel Steel Safety Pins, in three
sizes, regular 4c at 3 dor. for Sc.
Finest quality Safety Pins, brass,
nickel plated, guard on spring, regu'
lar Sc, sale 8 for l0c.
French Pearl Point Hair Pins, reg
ular SC paper, at for Sc.
Cube Pins, 100 count. steel pin,
back heads, regular Sc at &c.
Hat Pins, cut glass tops, Black.
White and colors, regular l0c, at 2
for Sc.
Hat Pin Cabinet, large size, assert
ed lengths, regular l0c at Sc.
Small SC Cabinet, Hair Pins, regu-
lar goods, 2 for Sc.
Bone or Horn Hair Pins, crimped
and straight regular value lsc dozen,
sale &c dozen.
God plated Cui7 Pins, various de.
signs, regular i5c, sale Sc pair.
Dip Pins or Waist Exte nders, regu'
lar Sc At &c each, Black and Silver.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Braids, Tapes, Etc.

Twilled Silk Betting, Black only,
10 yards for Csc.
Curver's Banding, Black only, reg
ular Sc yard, 27c piece, or Sc yard.
10 yards English So In. Tape,
light weight, Sc piece.
"a yard piece Tape for 7c.
Black Silk Taffeta Binding, 10 yds.
for 7c.
Black or White flve.line Silk Tai
feta at lOc piece.
Bunch Of Assorted Tapes, at Sc.
Featherstitched Braid, dozens oil
designs, Sc piece, worth 10c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
MATTERS In COURT
Miss Alling, of New York, to
Sue Judge Harrison's
Estate.
MAY BE A FOSTER SON
Ii. ID. LIE Brun Claims He Was Adopted
by the Late August
LIE Brun.

Miss Jennie S. Alling of New YORK
city, who has instituted an action In
the superior court for $1,000 damages
to protect an investment loan which
she says that she made 10 the late ex-
Judge Lynde Harrison, was formerly
a photographer In his ONCE Miss All !.
ing came here about ten days ago and
retained Clark, Peck and Hall and NE
Laren to bring the action In the supe-
rior court on her behalf. She formerly
resided at Duncan hall,
Miss Alling's suit is against Mrs.
Harriet w. Harrison and Edmund O.
Trowbridge. as executors Of the estate.
The widow, the other executor. Is now
in Desden with her daughter.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

never vet cured Nasal Catarrh. Inc
heavy feeling in the forehead, the
stuffed UP sensation and the waterF
discharge from eyes and nose, along
with all the other miseries attending
the disease. are put to rout by Ely
Cream Balm. Smell and taste are re-
stored, breathing is made normal
Until you try this remedy, you can
form no idea of the good it will do
you. Is applied directly to the sore
spot All druggists. soc. Mailed ny
Ely Bros, 56 Warren Street New
York.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
CROWDS WANT HELP.
Many Call at the Warden's Office for
Money.

As a result of the contributions
which the citizens have so generously
sent to Mayor Martin as treasurer of
the poor relief committee, crowds of
people are swarming into the Office of
Secretary Warden of the Civic societies
and of the poor relief committee. who
has an office on the third floor of the
Washington building.
There were SO many people in his
small office Saturday and their appar-
ent need of help so urgent that he was
compelled to send TO Chief Cowles of
the police department for an officer
TO keep order in the corridors.
Because of this Policeman Cohee was
assigned to duty in the office of Mr.
Warden and in the corridor outside.
Mr.. Warden said Saturday that it is
impossible to attend 20 the people in
his office as the number of people has
become toe large.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Fined 5000.

Daniel J. Kavanaugh, who has sa :
loon at 80 Franklin street received
Saturday the heaviest money fine from
Judge Tyner ever imposed In the city
court on violator of the Sunday IL
quor law. Prosecutor W. P. Niles had
in all seven counts against 1.-THE accus-
ed three of which were nolled, and on
the other four kavanaugh was fined
$500 and costs, the penalty being $50
and costs on each count.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Hooks and Eyes.

Hooks and Eyes, two dozen on a
card, at lc card.
Hooks and Eyes, two dozen on 4
card, with two dozen extra Eyes. Two
Cards for Sc.
Finer grade Hooks and Eyes, regu-
lar Sc card, having extra Eyes. Al
3ca card.
The "La Belle" Hooks and Eyes,
all brass, Black and White, regular
7c. At Sc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
HOWE BODY TAKEN BACK.

The body of Henry A. Howe. jr., of
Bridgeport who committed suicide Fri
day night at Waverly Grove has been
taken back to Bridgeport where the
funeral will be held Before coming
to Waverly Grove, Mr. Howe had been
confined in the Westport sanitarium.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

Fine quality Imported Scissors,
regular Soc, At 27c.
Large Shears, full nickel. &c.
Patent Rivet Steel Shears, Hne An.
| ish, regular 35c. At Ice.
Concave Scissors, the best steel,
regular 81. 90. Sale price SAC.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
WoMAN's BOARD MEETING,

A monthly meeting of the Woman
Board of Grace hospital, will be held
al the home of Mrs. William Pitt Bald
win. lis Chapel street, Monday aft
ernoon at o'clock. A large attendance
is desired.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
pany's clerical force. The meeting VIII
be held at Faneuil hall.

Postmaster Howarth has received a
letter from w. McGrath, dated Puaman'
Hiva-oa. Maruuises in Southern Pacinc'
stating that last December. John Hen,
ry Rogers. hailing from this city, had
died there. Mr.. McGrath writes to in
form any relatives here of Mr.. Rogers
death. He states that II is hts beliei
that Rogers has q brother in Ansonia'
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Buttons.

Ocean Pearl Buttons, small sizes,
regular Sc and l0c doz., At SC doz.
The finest quality Sweet Water Pearl
Buttons, regular SC doz. Sale Three
dozen for l0c.
Fine quality Self Shank Pearl But
tons, Colored, regular loc and lsc
dozen. Al SC dozen.
Small Gold Trimming Buttons,
| regular l5c and i9c a dozen, At Sc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
A. G. Bromm's VIII.

The will OF August C. Bromm, who
died last week at 30S Dixwell avenue,
was filed in the probate court Satur.
day morning. He leaves an estate
worth $4,000. He gives all to his wife
excepting $4,000, which goes to his
daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Blenner of
this city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
WIRE COMPANY TO STAY

The rumor that the machinery at the
National Wire company's plant was
to be shipped to Worcester. Mass.
was officially denied by the superinten-
dent of the Giant. Edward II. Parker.
Saturday afternoon,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

A very pretty gown Of stone gray
foulard Is made with the panel front
to the semi-princess frock, divided at
the waist-llne with narrow belt. The
panel is outlined with a narrow gray
lace that widens at the shoulder form
ing little capes. The separation at the
bodice is filled in with white chiffon.
The skirt is round length, made slight
ly entrain Another costume Of the
same material is made with side pan
els on the skirt.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Dress Shields.

Shirt Waist Shields, fully warrant
ed, Sc pair.
"Alignia Dress Shields, made
for the Edw. Malley Co., warranted /;
size Q, at l3c., size 8, at l4c., size
I, at l5c.
Jap Silk Dress Shields, first quail.
ty, sizes 2, 8, 4, regular 29c. Sale
price Ice pair.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
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Supporters.

Children's Pin Top Supporters, In
Black or White, worth he and iSc.
At &c. 7.
women's Pin Top Lindsay Hose
Supporters, regular Csc. ATTIC.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

There is a marked revival of color
ed crewel work for table covers and
sofa pillows. The best effects are
gained by having silk stitches combined
with the crewel to relieve the dead
look of the wool.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
BRIEF MENTION.
High water to-day at ABS a, m.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's board of Grace hospital Will
be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock az
the residence of Mrs. William Pitt
Baldwin, 1145 Chapel street. Especial
interest centers in this meeting because
of the fire at the hospital and plans Tor
aiding the Institution will be discussed.
Those in charge of the session are
hopeful that every member of the board
will be present.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

Some of the new lingerie dresses
have a wide panel of embroidery all
the way down the front; others come
from the Dutch neck and end half way
down the skirt. being finished with a
long cotton ornament in the shape of
ball fringe.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

One of the most popular of spring
shades is porcelain blue, a shade which
is utilized in hats, stockings, millin-
cry and even gloves.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

Trimming braids showing plain or
mixed color combinations are to be
had from Is cents yard up, according
to the quality and width.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
CUSHING RHODES SCHOLAR.

The formal announcement was made
Saturday of the choice of William
Strong Gushing of Simsbury. Yale 1905,
as the Rhodes scholar for which ex-
aminations were taken several weeks
ago.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

The periodical campaign against
street vendors was renewed last night
when Patrolman Con Pagan brought in
James Xanthaker, a Greek candy ped
dler, and Walter Koruna. Bulgarian
for making a stand in the public thor
oughfares.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

AT an adjourned meeting of the New
Haven Commercial Travellers associa-
ton held Saturday evening. the follow
ing officers were elected: President j.
I, Koran: vice president Samuel Weiss:
secretary George II. Mallett; treasurer.
F. G. smith; directors, Z. E. Okeson, j.
W. Russell, J. NJ. Mccormick, c. E.
Harcke and Fred Grimley
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

Joseph II. Royle. who comes from
Norwich. Conn, has been appointed as
sistant keeper in southwest ledge light.
He is twenty-five years old and mas
been working in a wooden mill in Nor
witch
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
If the s,br Is Cutting teeth. be sur,


Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup, for
children teething. 1t soothes the child.
softens the gums. allays all pain. cures
wind collie and il the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty five cents bottle
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

The handsomest and most expensive
of the stiff collars have Irish lace in
sertion used In sort Of conventional
design. While these collars may b.
very beautiful they are less satlsfac-
tory than are the hand embroidered
collars. for the lace will not hold the
| starch and constant washing soon
tears the fragile material.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

A white china silk dress, showing
miniature black dots Is made in a
jumper style with short mandarin
sleeves. The skirt is composed Of two
flounces, one placed above the other
to form the entire skirt length. Both
flounces, the mandarin sleeves and
yoke are outlined with black satin rib
bon in the Greek key design. The
combination of white and black is at
tractive.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Hair Waivers.

Tolman's Featherveight Hair Wav.
ers, regular zoe, At lac card.
Secret spring Curling Irons, regu.
lar SC. Al 4c.
Smaller size Curling Irons, at 4c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

Very narrow embroidery. with in
sertion to match shows miniature de-
signs in the four leaf clover.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

"A jacket showing decided point at
the front Is one Of the styles seen
among the newly arrived linen cos
tunes, 1t is a pattern carried over
from early winter which had its share
of popularity among the more dressy
jacket suits.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

Among the new materials are striped
linens which come one yard wide.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Braids. Tapes, Etc.

Five yard Black Mercerized Braids,
some good colors, regular isc, at Sc.
Warren Chicago Featherbone, Silk
covered, 76c box, 7c yard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

nIn las annoinfed Isaac R Mo,,ia 81
the Twelfth ward to take charge of the
work of developing the road running
from Westville along the base of West
rock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

Two more comrades were taken into
Admiral Foote post Saturday night
which makes the total membership now
exactly 500 men. The new members
are Henry G. Craig of 272 Exchange
street of Company X. Twenty seventh
Connecticut, and Alexander Conroy of
2o1 Hallock avenue, of the Ninth In
diana Outside of the Lynn Mass. post
Admiral Foote is the largest G. A. r.
organization in New England
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Through a ShopWindoW

Fringes are shown in the trimming
departments, in nearly every shade.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Supporters.

Csc Pad Front Hose Supporters,
all colors, for lSc.
3sc Pin Top Hose Supporters, flne
grade, for lsc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

Arrangements have been completed
by national officers of the Brotherhood
of Railroad Clerks in this city for a
big union mass meeting 10 be held at
Boston. Sunday. March Is at which Il
was stated yesterday, Governor Guild
of Massachusetts, will he one of tho
principal speakers. 1t is understood
that President Mellen and other high
officers % the New Haven road will he
invited to attend and address the COM
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-12-17
GARRETT FOUNTAINS IN FLORIDA
A Bunch of Mountain Folks Down
There Picking Oranges.
the Editor Of dc RepubIican:

To the Editor of The Republican:
Were it so with you, that the long
standing invitation to visit me in Florida
could be accepted, you would find quite a
bunch of young Garrett county lads here
at Crown Point. Besides Yours
Truly, ''son Howard'and little grandson,
John Keller, we have two sons of Rev.
Sam'l Miller of Engles Mills, and young
Fike of Friendsville. All these chaps are
playing, for so much compensation,
with the golden balls. "
Oranges, in this immediate section,
are fine this year Pity we cannot say
the market is as good as the fruit.
Sales have, so for, been unsatisfactory.
1t would seem but just that the North
ern apple grower should reciprocate:
we pay 81 to So per barrel for apples,
and get, often only $3.50 for oranges.
However, our shippers spoil the market
by sending green fruit. This is done
from year to year, resulting in loss Of
tens of thousands of dollars; still blind
selfshness and greed perpetuate the
ruinous custom. Then, too, Florida
growers have not learned the proper
style of handling and packing their
fruit All the world knows that the
Florida orange is finer and swecter than
the California, yet, side by side, the
Western fruit outsells ours, often ? to |,
just because, by improved handling and
packing, they offer finer looking and
better keeping articles. But the Cracker
will catch the trick of the Westener,
by and by. If Old Boreas does not hurl
his frosty wrath down upon US, many
millions will come into the pockets of
the Florida orange grower for the 1908
crop. Temperature for three weeks
past, from 90 to 80 degrees. Come and
drink sunshine and eat oranges both
free to welcome visitors.
Transportation people and hotel
keepers say such rush into Florida
has not been seen for years: the season
is not yet fairly on.
With best wishes for all, and compi-
ments of the season, | am yours truly,
J. B. SHoUP
Crown Point, Fla, Nov ..