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ALL STAR EASTERN
BOWLERS AGAINST
WESTERN CRACKS
That's a Match Being Talked
of Now in New
York.

Eastern bowlers are looking for one
big intercity match of the all-star va
riety, something that has not taken
place for years. The Eastern knights
of the wooden spheres are willing, and
are out with a challenge to any COM
binafion the West can produce. A
match of this kim Is likely to be q
feature, of the National Bowling CHAM
pionship now In progress at Madison
Square Garden.
On the Eastern team. which Is one
of the strongest ever gotten together,
are such stars as Champion Jimmy
Smith, Johnny VOORHEES,, the little
wizard; John Roster, national cham
pion: Alexander Dunbar, former cham
pion Of Philadelphia, I'M Dave Shiman,
former champion of Greater New York
and of Dave Woodbury., the
Chicago champion. These five men
represent the best there is in the East.
if not I'm the world. Dave Woodbury.,
of Chicago, is still in New York, and Is
anxious to bring about this all-star
contest.
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ITHACA. n. Y, June "a big shift in
both the Cornell crows, which are now
training for the ~Poughkeepsie regatta, WAS
made by Coach Courtney. Commodore
Clarke. Backus and Stevens, OF last years
vastly boat, but who did not row in the
varsity race against Harvard on Monday,
were given places In the shell. whiie
Aitchinson, Sergraves and Sutton were told
to take a rest The other men We're shifted
around. Kelley going to bow and StTnson
from No. 3 to No. 4. Weed remained nj
stroke.
LONDON, June 3.-The Meadow Brook
Gong Island) polo team has entered for the
Eanelagh open cup tournament, which VIII
begin on Monday. This is the only opel
polo event in the United Kingdom, except
that for the Nottingham cup. Nine teams
are entered for the contest
Gustave F. Touchard yesterday gained his
place in the final round of he Felipe
challenge cup singles on the courts OF the
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

1vENuh SEWER. East sYLvAN AVE
s sRHs sD%EEi EHwsTo sFs s4REn sFwsH
sHERIDAN AvEN6E aEWERs. GENEVA
ssEENWHHMRT s sIMHR s1xT4MMTH s FREE
SEWER, wAYDELL STREET SEWER
Notice Is hereby given that the cnmmissioners
OF Newark, to make an estimate and assess
nlent upon all the owners Of AZ the lands and
bsneated by any local improXsment IN The
said city, IN proportion as nearly as may be
oof Dement'S conferred upon ali tHe owners Of
N i aai 'a pscsli ars s. ssnef fssa. By. sch q the
following improvements in said city. lnameiys
The o'nstraaa Enc St H' HyEN q
from Hawthorne avenue to a pointt about 500
feet north of Hunyon street.
The construction OF q sewer IN
between Grafton avenue and Montciair avenue.
The 0'n EAsa sY Z. Z Ssw VENUE Il
from Washington avenue for a distance Of
about $50 feet ~easterly-
The e0n''r Fouap e : sTRsE u
from Ferry street to Passaic Avenue.
{ The construction Of sewers in. j i
y a aEATG As STREET
SHERIDAN sHa AVENUE.
from Peshine avenue 70 Hunterdcns streee
Tas oons'ru GEMr I lei
from \Florence street to a point about 200 feet
south of Cliff Hill place.
The Noonstruction Of a twelve CD inch pipe
~"f MARKET STREET. !,
between \Bowery street and Ferry street
The construction of a sewer in
SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET,
from l. yonS avenue to Springfield avenue.
The construction of an eight 80 inch pipe
~" wAYDELL TREET
from Passaic Navenue to a point about 500 feet
south Of Ferry street. and have filed their re-
,,orto NJ said AssesSmentS for Dement'S Ill the
office OF the cleAk Of the Circuit Court OF the
County Of ESSEX and that the Judge Of said
court has fixed SATURDAY. the nftil day OF June.
1909. at ten o'clHck in the forenoon. in the
Circuit Court room, at the Court House IN ina
ing any objections that may be made TO the
said assessments.
Dated May 20, 1909.
mys1-5t City Attorney.
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INTERNATIONAL JURY
TO JUDGE LYMPIAD.

BERLIN, June s-The most important
act OF the International Council Of the
Olympian games, which has been in ses-
sion here, was the recommendation of the
principle of an international jury to de-
eide the events in future Olympiads. The
council took under consideration the un-
fortunate controversies that arose in Lon
don In 1905, n finally decided that it was
wiser to Introduce an international sys-
tenn of Judging rather than leave this
to the sole control of sthe country where
the games take place.
The Swedish representative accepted this
view. The council, it is explained, did
not act in a spirit Of criticism of any
thing that happened in England: its
opinion was that the contests could be
conducted with greater goodwill II they
1.ere under international control.
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PRES. DOBBINS TRYING TO
SETTLE A. L. TROUBLES.

President Dobbins, OF the seemingly I'LL
fated Atlantic League. was absent from
his usual haunts in Newark today, and ms
being away gave weight to the story n
the trouble in that organization is serious
Wilmington has already quit, and Elizabeth
is supposed to be on the verge, though
Jacob Renter strenuously denied that there
is any hitch. Sunbury is to take Whining
TOMS place, and it is hoped that the league
will weather the storm though the COM
paratively long Jumps that the Elizabeth
team has to make are said to be the reason
for the deficit in the treasury, especially
as me baseball public In. Elizabeth has not
rallied very we'll to the teams support.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY

STATE OF NEW JERSEY
DEPARTMENT OF TATE.
G~ERTIFICATE OF FILING OF CONSENT BY
STOCKHOLDERS TO DISSOLUTION.
70 all to whom these presents may come.
Greeting:
Whereas. it appears, to my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof deposited
In my office. that the New Button Sewing Ma
chine Company, a corporation OF this State,
whose principal Office Is situated at No. 2 Park
place, in the City of Newark, County of Essex.
State Of New Jersey CIV. c.. Symlngton being
the agent therein and in charge thereof. upon
whom process may be served), has complied
with the requirements of IAN, act concerning
corporations (Revision OF 1885," preliminary
TO, the issuing OF this certificate that such con-
sent has been filed;
Now, therefore,, ], s. ID, Dickinson, Secretary
of State, OF the State Of New Jersey, do hereby
certify that the said corporation did, on the
twenty-ninth day Of April, 1909, file In my
office a duly executed and attested consent In
writing to the dissolution of said corporation,
executed by more than two-thirds in Interest
IF the stockholders, thereof, which said certih-
SSte and the record. OF the proceedings afore-
sa,s are now on file in my said office as pro-
vided by law.
In estimony whereof. / have hereto
set my hand and affixed my official
lSeall seal, at Trenton, this twenty ninth
day OF April. A. ID. one thousand nine
hundred and nine.
s. d. DICKINSON.
nlyb, IL. ~, 2IjeS Secretary Of State.
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COLLEGE GAMES YESTERDAY.
princeton. 2, Amherst, 1.

Princeton. 2, Amherst, 1.
At Princeton: Rib:
- o 0 0 0 o 0 0 OIL Z 8
Princeton ..... 0 0 0 o 0 0 - ]
Batteries-McCiu and Henry; Drewes
and Lawson. E
Holy Cross, 4; Yale, o.
AT New Haven: R.H. 10:
Holy Cross" 0 I 9 Q oE 3 =
Yale ......... o 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 l. )
Batteries-Yale, Rose and Sweeney; Holy
Cross, Foley and Larkin.
Dartmouth, Z, Massachusetts A. @. 4.
RHE,
Mass. A. c. Q 0 0 Q o o 0 0 o. Z 9
Brown, 8; Harvard, 2.
At Cambridge: R-HN
Brown .......s2 0 0 0 o 0 0 0-3 S 8
Harvard ......0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 IL s 8
army, 8, Fordham. ?.
Al Wet Point: R.H.E,
Fardham. o 1 o 0 o 0 o. 3 8
Army -. 0 0 2 0 o o 0 o 1-3 IL B
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mye, 90 piles

10 II CREDITORS or UNITED STATES
PLIABLE --T COMPANY. a cor
poration:
By virtue 4 an order of the. Court Of Chan
Gerry of the State of New Jersey made on tho
day Of the date hereof, In a cause. therein de-
pending wherein ]. Bayard Kirkpatrick Is COM
plainant and United States Pliable Plate Ice
Company Is defendant, you are hereby notified
to present to the subscriber, the receiver OF
said corporation. under oath or Affirmation or
claims and demands against said corporation
Within three months from the date of said
order, or you Will be excluded from the benefits
Of such dividends as may thereafter be made
and declared by the said court upon the pro-
ceeds or the effects Of said corporation. Claims
to be presented at the receivers office, Room
400. No. 164 Market street, Newark, N. j.
THOMAS L, RAYMOND,
Receiver.
Dated April q. 1905. aprasmys,l Il. 20 Szaea.1o
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TIPS ON SPORTS FROM EVERYWHERE

New York Tennis Club. In his semi-fnal.
Touchard defeated Robert 7. Bryan, tbs
old ~regimental champion, who had come
through earlier by defeating George NJ.
Church.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, June 3-The Sloan
anti-race track bill passed the ffofida
House Of Representatives yesterday by a
vote of A to IS. The bill already has
passed the Senate.
CLEVELAND, O., Jun 3.-After wrest-
ling three hours and fifteen minutes, dur
ing which time neither man obtained a
fall, Otto Suter, of Cleveland, champion
welterweight wrestler Of the world, was
given the decision over John 70. Bnleter, Of
Toledo, here last night.
When neither man obtained a fall after
the two hours and forty-f1ve minutes
wrestling. it was agreed that they. should
wrestIe thirty minutes longer, and the man
who displayed the best form should be
declared the winner.
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The Individual scores made by New Jer-
Asa Harris. Newark, s1s. 1871 17a-sSs;
RAJ Brundage. Newark. 142, I'll 2zS-5IS'
]. Biddulph, Trenton. 21S, 156, @o-e74i VIII
lam Noack Newark. 2oa iSs; @dTSn.
Charles Hetzel. Trenton. f9, ll3. 2l5-o2s'
j. &. Waring, Newark, 1874, 902. l7Sao60, a.
Z. kunath, Newark, f79. 166, 1882; Eddie
Weiss. Newark. 153. 10. 2l3-536; II q.
Parker. Newark, 1873. ia, 15s-52s; Arthur
scarborough, Trenton. 100. lS9. 1915; W.
Clark. Newark, l47, las. 206SM; w.
CLARK. Newark, 10. 167. l61-49S;, j., Tams,
Trenton. la2. 19e. 1a2-543; w. Heinsheimer
Newark. 152. 13. 2@-4s: Lee r, Johrs,
Newark. 175. PIE. l55-5f2: W. W. Vein
garth. Newark, 1&, 264. 115-52i; F, Ge,los,
Newark, t61, 1873. let-52i. Alfred Baker,
Newark, lse. 100, 1s2-50l; R. Weigand,
Newark La. III. 1so-aoo: c. W, Alden.
Newark, l54. liz. 13S-467: L. Teller. New
ark. ls3, Hs, 157-438: c. Jacobus. Newark,
I47, 40. 33l-427: T.. Moffatt, Newark, lSs,
157. 1921; C.. r. Woolley. Newark, 2lS.
is. lS7-55S: Fl. NJ. Soutar. Newark, ~,
lie, f56-49S: Thomas O'Brlen, Trenton. ~,
10. 1916; c. Ryle, Trenton 1911 lSl'
12e-40S.
Ffve-man Team scores.
The New Jersey teams did nothing start
ling In Madison Square Garden tonight,
The scores
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Leach Cross and Dick Hyland will meet
before Coffroth's Club June Is at 133
pounds five hours before the time of the
battle. Cross has accepted the terms,
which call for a forty-five round 60. They
will get so per cent. of the gross receipts:
Sam Wallach will Leach and
look after his interests. Cross will stay
here to meet Young Corbett at the Fair
mont Club a week from tomorrow. In the
arrangements have been made for Johnny
Murphy to meet Cross in place of Corbett.
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d r NOW A CUE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. June,3.-Chester Il
Nourse, pitcher on the Brown University
baseball team who won a 81 to 2 victory
over Harvard at Cambridge yesterday, has
been signed by the Chicago team Of the
National League. Nourse will report with
in a month
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President Glassen. of the City. League,
appointed Mr.. FurphySt to umpire the morn
ing game between the Ironsides \ Pc;
game; Mr.. Furphy the National Turner
Bay View Wheelmen game at Heidelberg
Park; Mr.. Watts the Broad-Vailsbur
game at West Side Oval, and Mr.. Tielsch
the ,Tiger-Newark A. A. game in Wallis
burg.
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HOOKS AND JABS OF The BOXERS

The Johnny Dohan-Mike Glover contest,
which takes place at the Dry Dock Club,
of Rockaway, tomorrow night, is attract
ing widespread attention at the seashore
town.
weight, isSback In the fighting game. and
on July 5 heSwill hook up with Chick Hud-
son In a tw~enty-round affair. Coffroth
If he beats Hudson.
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EASTERN ASSOCIATION.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4; Am
sterdam, 8 III i%nnings).
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Kingston, 6.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q; New
burg. G..
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Schenec-
tady, 5.
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cRAvATH QUITS SENATOR'S.

COLUMBUS, O.. June 3-OutIleIder
Craxath. of the Washington team, lsIt Tor
Louisyiiie to ioin the Minneapolis Club.
Cravath will AXE the place Of Edmond
gon. who has been sold to Sioux City.
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NEW YORK srATEALEAGUn.

AT Observation-Disclosures. s; Utica. 4.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; Troy. 2.
At Scranton-Albany, 2; Scranton, 1.
At Eimira-Elmira, 8; Syracuse. /.
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nys1-5t
NOTION OF INrnNr1oN-B0ard Or street .na

NoTrCE OF INTBNTIOM-Board Of Street ana
pursuant e a RESTITUTION adopted BY tn.
Board of street and Water commissioners or
tss sns city q Ss Ssy g. M Il = i %ss' ana a aela ses
u tysea afs day Of MAY. 1903, public notice I.
s hesssy q Siss Eree sha and i Water " .a' comlnissionsrs q
the City OF Newark, under and by virtue Q.
wise and amend the charter Of the City Of New
ark" approved March II. 1857. and supple
y %'n ssrs ses and Water commissiossrs Il the
City OF Newark. approved March z, Essl, anu
ether Ct order Raha and lays Cause 81 t the s eonstf pa hew' q of'S ths
following pipe sewers:
a pipe sews pA n AVENUE
between Freeman street and Chapel street
the part from Freeman street to-, to, Rich Rich
from Richards street to schaIk street eighteen
dsl inch pipe and from schalk street to chapel
stose ine sw1 bfapc s1 sewers ,ner p ii Richsrds street and
schabt street, from Passaic avenue f1 q as.
southerly. This sewer to be known and desis,
mated as tho Passaic Avenue sewer ana
Also a pipe sewer in
ARLINGTON AVENUE
S %5casPe su piass s Between ana arl %sasa'as a RssSs;
ming sS \ s1,y .td from ..N Mso sss i EgSas Dart Ta e
woodside place running westerly from sumner
avenue td be twelve d9 inch pipe and inc ne
DdidnO5 - wv hiNh ftfN- ~fN.~ [l- a so-
be known and designated as the Arlington Ave-
nue. and Wopdsfde Place Sewer.
Also d ten N10 inch pipe saver IN
MERGE COURT,
between Court street and Newer street. Al OK
the above seweKs to be constructed with house
connections to the curb lines In accordance WIN
the provisions OF Chapter Io7 Of the state La N
OF 1898. together with all the appurtenances
necessary to complete the same.
auested to present their objections IN wIiuns
q, the Clerk Of said Board, az the office o. the
Board of Street sue Water Comrissaonsrs
City Hall. Newark, on or before the sSpis-
ton Of six days from date OF this notice. -
BY direction of the Board Of street and
Water Commissioners OF the city OF Newark.
n r.
Chief Engineer,
Newark. N. j., May 2s, 1905, my2s-6t
PUBnIC NOTICE Is hereby given that The
following proposed ordinance passed a second
reading and was ordered TO q third and anal
reading at a meeting or the Board Of Street
and WatYr Commissioners held May 2. 1902;
An ordinance to open Read street from Mar
ket street, tos Ferry street.
Presidert OF the Board OF Street ana Water
WIN. e. GRnArHEAD.
my29-6t - Clerk Of the Board
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HAWTHORNE AV. NOW HAS
CLEAR LEAD IN SOUTHERN JR.

Hawthorne Avenue school team gave the
Street boys a hard beating yes
terday afternoon In WeeQuahic Park by the
score of q to ), strengthening its lead on
first place in the Southern Junior race.
-Four other games were played. The winners
were Miller Street, South Sixteenth. Ham
burg Place and Avon venue. The sixth
contest scheduled for yesterday between
Fourteenth Avenue and Camden Street
will be played today. h scores by in
rings:
R.H.E.
Elizabeth Avenue l9299229e-,IS s
Batteries-Ewing and Truppo; Vandc
Sande and Schuck.
Belmont Avenue. -.-,..... 90 10 OIL 3 i
South Sixteenth Street,. 031004 4 o
Batteries-Kaplan and Apple; Fritz and
Banner.
Hamburg Place.. 0O0420107-13 16 2
Eighteenth Avenns. 0103030O0-7 5 4
Batteries-Morris and Meyer; Perna and
schilling.
Avon Avenue ....... o20123o4o-l2 IS Il
Hawkins Street -. 0~01220001- 6 IL 3
Batteries-Roehm and Starker; f. Frey
R.H,E.
Ha wthorne ......s.. 34~S162s00A-2 26 /
Charlton .....-...... 03020O0 o. . IL :
Batteries-Schaub ard Simandi; Hirsch
and John.
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JERSEY BOWLERS
WERE PROMINENT
At The GARDEN
Some Good Scores Were Rung
Up by Local Pin Knights
in Several Classes.

In the National Bowling Association
tournament at Madison Square Garden
yesterday 1t was plainly New Jersey
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The sensation OF the East Orange-Le Mas
ter Institute game Monday was Fields's
homer with the bases full. The lie
Masters won by the score of 10 to j.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

AT williamsport-First game, Williams
port, 4; York, 8. Second game, Williams
port. 4; York, l.
s AT Observation-Disclosures, 6: Trenton, /.
At Observation-Disclosures q; Harrisburg 2.
At notwithstanding, z; Altoona, 2.
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Jack Pender expects to fool the Tigers
nextS Sunday with his wet" ball.
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1 cure all forms OF nervous debility,
impotency, vital weakness, varicocete,
unnatural drains. diseases of the heart, kid,
stomach, liver and bladder, blood and
skin, chronic bronchitis, asthma, eonsump.
tion and ALL FEMALE DISEASES. no
matter what tho cause. Strict conidencs
will be observed.
CONSULTATION FREEi
Office Hours : to 4 P. N. to 8 P. A.
Closed Wednesday, and Sundays,
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LEAGUE.

At Springaeld4springield, 4; New
Haven, 3.
At Hartford-Hartford, 6; New Britain, 2.
ampton, 3.
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Planer, second baseman Of the Newark
A. A, has returned n expects to have
one of his banner seasons. $
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The B~ruaswicks. Of New York, beat the
Tsomasaa's colts, of Chicago. In their
match bv 40 ? NJ. thereby maintaining the
vs-rsds title. The BTuaswlcks made a total
.. s.Es ana the Caicagoans [&s for nine
.~n-ez TIE scores
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Manager Holler picked up a good man
In Boezle, the catcher, who secures two
or more hits every game he plays. He
halls from Elizabeth.
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EICHT-CLUB lNTERCITY LEAGUE
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR
AT Meeting Last Night All Arrangements Were Made for the
Opening of the Season Saturday and Sunday-Mayor
Seymour, of Orange, to Throw First Ball at Or
ange-Ham1tOn Game-Umpires Chosen.

On Sunday afternoon the South Orange
and Essex teams will clash on the latter's
grounds, Tichenor n Pacific streets.
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Kluber, formerly OF the Newark Stars,
and Willie Hauselman, of the Newark
F.. c., ought to look good in the Newark
A. A. uniform, as both are fast men.
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i'.s s'V' TrXEpo No. 1.
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The New JERSEY teams did nothing start
ling In Madison Square Garden tonight
The scores.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1909-05-08

WANT ADS. CENT A WORD.
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NO MARRIED PRIESTS
IN UNITED STATES

London, May S.-According to the
Milan correspondent of the Chronicle,
the Vatican strongly opposes the pro-
test of the Ruthenian Ca tholfcs in the
United States against the withdrawal
of the privilege of their priests to mar
ry. The position of the Holy See is
that while it allows the marriage con-
cession to priests ministering in their
native environment, it cannot concede
the same right to Ruthenian mission
aries going to minister in countries
where the Latin rite holds sway.
The Pope is all the more determined
not to admit a. compromise because the
anti-celibacy movement is rapidly
growing among the Roman Catholic
clergy in Europe.
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AUTO FOR POPE
FROM AMERICANS

Turin, May S--A mandatory here
has built for several Americans an
automobile which will be presented by
them to Pope Plus. 1t will be a. hand
some machine of from twenty to thir-
ty horse power and especially adapted
for use within the Vatican gardens.
1t will be elegantly equipped. being
lined with white leather and having
on the left side a gold medal of st. Jo-
the right a pocket which will contain
a richly bound breviary. The ppntif-
ical arms will adorn the doors. The
interior of the car will be lighted by
electricity.
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The BRIDGEPORT GAS LIGHT co.
Seven Indictments
Against Sugar Trust

New York, May S.-As an outcome
of the disclosures in the Governments
suit against the American Sugar Re-
filming Company for cheating the Unit
ed States in the weighing of sugar on
the Brooklyn docks of Havemeyer &
Elder, seven Indictments against for
been handed up in the United States
Circuit Court before Judge Hough.
The Sugar Trust has already paid the
Government $4,000 900 in settlement of
the duties that were evaded by the
use of the fraudulent scales on the
Havemeyer e Elder docks.
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HUSTLING MERCHANT
OPENS ANOTHER STORE.
d. E. McNamara'S Latest Venture Is

D. E. McNamara's Latest Venture Is
at Noble Avenue and Shelton st.
This morning at s O'Clock sharp, the
doors of the latest d. E. Mcnamara
stores was opened to the public
The great chain of popular markets
growing with an amazing rapidity and
hardly any section of the city is now
without. This one at the corner of
Noble avenue and Shelton street, which
has made it's bow this morning is no
exception to the rule of high quality
provisions at the lowest possible prices.
The big special Saturday money saw
ers. that will be in force to-day at all
D. E. Mcnamara stores will be found
elsewhere in this issue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1909-05-08
MARRIED.
DAYTON

DAYTON = PLATT. - In Torrington
May 1, James M. Dayton and Miss
Mildred, daughter of DIR. William l..
Platt.
CLARK = McMAHON.-In Broolxfield
April %. VIM. j. Clark of New Mil
ford and Miss Helen M. daughter of
3 John Mcmahon.