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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
Zeal Estate nuctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
u OF 95
TWO TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
TAYLOR AND ROWLAND STREETS.

In execution OF certain deed Of
trust, dated April U, 1908, and record.
ed In Richmond Chancery Court. in
-. B. 1854, page 495. we will. at the
request OF the beneficiary therein, there
having been default in the payment Of
q portion Of the debt secured thereby,
sell at ton, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1910.
at 1890 o'clock p. NJ,
that certain lot Of land. with the two
two-story frame houses thereon. Sit
3uated at the northeast intersection OF
Taylor and Rowland Streets. fronting
AZ feet by a dept of 100 feet to a III y
foot alley. The Improvements consist
Of two two-story flats. we'll arranged.
This is good renting property, and
should attract persons wanting good
investment property. q
TERMS:& Cash. sss q
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THE LITTLE BRo ADWAY, An q 8
South EAfth Street, carry the best
81 tailored suits that can be hou ght FOR
" the IN oney. They ais take orders
H notice. Prices from sa6 up.
59$C a OLDSTHIN i. PRO .. ss
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YOUR GROCER WILL SUPPLY YOU
with Smithfie1d Sausage; all pork

ssHIRTs1 TO O..DER-F AND WIN
ter shirtings are being shown by us
in all the desirable patterns OF both
foreign and domestic weaves. Elmo
dress shirts, as we'll as colQred;
pajamas and underwear made to
or write for samples. CREERY
a SHIRT Co, INC. 7i3 East Main
Street w. s. Constable. President
and treasurer.
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4erSol1alG.

Peers onals
HUHINT HAIR HOUafir@ANDN SOLD
a az HUGHEsS.. 2Qs North T hird.
YOUR EVENINGS ARhEV VALUABLE
VI young man; invest hem With the
~ leading business schoo of the city;
4 ifsyou learn lOre$ ~ ul can earn more.
MASSEY BuSINEsSSGQL LIse; u. .ss IS
YOU RENT ~ !, ACCOUNT 6; PLACED
4s$ best results. S555 S s.5
'AsK7YOR DEALER #FnR SAMQSET
chocolates; 81 the best sold In Rich
mond 60c per b. Ii
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ROOMS, WITH BOARD. MRS. SMITH.
: 301 East Grace street.

WANTED, an 203 IL. FRANKLIN s,r..
boarders for delightful sunny rooms.
Y furnished or unfurnished. also tran.
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YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. w. BOWIE & SON insures
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Goal a11n ga oo0.

GSUdl dltu Gls4UUu.
700 can GET TIE BEST HICKORY
: wood in the city. cut to stove
lengths. by calling VA. AND II. CAR.
Ii WHEEL CO.. Madison all
HAVE YOU TRIED a LOAD OF OUR
s factory wood. suitable for kndlinS
and light cooking? Cost you anly
one-ha1f the price OF other WOOD.
S. H COTTRELL & SON. Phone
Madison lit.
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS FOR
wood and coal OF quality. We are
here to please you. Madison 6I0y.
NORTHSIDE WOOD AND COAL co.,
$40 North Sixth Street.
e. T. LONG is THE WOOD MAN ALL
over Richmond and suburbs. because
he sells SO much wood: oak. pine.
hickory or slabs prepared to suit
every Dtove and freplace: try the
leader. Yard. 1906 West Broad.
Phone Madison loss.
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"a. S, Wlngfeld 4. !. "A ppel liant
against II
Mary j. AIcGhee ct ais $,....a. Appe llees;
Upon an appeal from end persed as
.1tosa decree pronounced by the Circuit,
Court of AppomattoX county on the
Sss 2d day of April. 1908
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1HisfRlIanenu6.
SHOEEREpaIRINE.


SHOE REp4AT2INtf.
&c HALF SOLE MEMS SuoEs;
ladies', soc; cslildrea's, 4oc and up;
every pair sewed, l1ISENV,S ELEc-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, ZIG East
Main. Phone Monroe 2667.
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TTRyT "a GLASS SACCOMaiOD .iTIUNS
for transient and permanent Doard-
ara car1 be secured with MRS. t)R.
> ACE WELLFORD JONES. 2yy East
III Franklin Street.
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4fQal RntiffS.

VIRGINIA: IN TIL sCI4ERS'STOFFI
C>F 8TIIE SUPREME COURT or Alp.
y 55PEALS, AT RICHMOND, ON MON.
DAY, THE 10TH d. OF OCTO.
BIER. 1910. A, ny. fss 33t H s
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.BoarntrQ

p;yGEILTNT BOARD; FURNlsHEi5
rooms: also unfurnished; south
rooms n private bath; second floor.
III Ala Park Avenue
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NJ LADIES TAILOR ais
IS North Fifth Street, max es hi 81 -olass
LADIES' ailored suits from $50 %.
9S s All our own. su Its are guaranteed
81 to be perfect Ssa ttsf factory, at and
Worknnan Suits made to order
a In tWent ourI8 no urs,
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RUB n OUT.

WHEREVER ACHE or PAIN rs EO-
cated-stiffness and soreness OF mus
cles or joints-rub In Frayser'a
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment. and
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
round lintment in use for man and
beast; try ir-don't suffer--heve 10
the right help; 25c bottles, at Drug
gistS. II -
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WANTED. ] HAVE a AfANUFaCTUR-
ing enterprise in which there are
large profits. and constantly demand
for the product. want ten persons
to $1,000 each. II interested, adj
dress for full information. X 73, care
n tcll. m 4
WISH 10 PURCHASE AN INTEREST
in an established fire insurance
agency. with services; hustler; can
give returns: references furnished.
G. W. STUART, sos Jackson S;reat.
st. Paul. Mimi.
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WANTED. FIRST GLASS SEAM
stress to work on coats. Apply NJ,
5f& GOLDSTEIN, 2ls North Fifth Street,
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TWO COY, n NEATLY FtIRN1SHItD
rooms to gentlemen; Sc each. SIC
sNnrth SnVer1fh H. ssisf!s y q N tstf 10
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SITUATIONS 9GiaateO. 54talE.
WANTED. POSITION As sHfPFfNG
or billing clerk. Address II G2. care
Times Dispatch.
sr: five years experience. best OF
references. Address ..W.," 8s6 Pax
ton Street. Danville. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

WANTED FIVE FIRST-cLASs LADY
demonstrators for Richmond. also
for out OF town. Apply II. GOLD
STEIN. 212 North Fifth Street. store
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ALFRED b. COHEN, n
WIN. p. CRAWFORD,
Special Commissioners,

The bond required Of the special
s9nm'ss'oesfs saas o saaI EI.Efs clerk
e.. Z. Is II. Il DENOON.
CHARLES A.. ROSE CO.,
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ONE CUT-UNDER RuNABOUT. NENN-
lv painted and rubber tired: will
sell cheap for cash. One high-grade
steel tired top buggy, used only q
few times: cheap for cash. RkiS-
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atttttott 6ales, 1nture DayI'
BY y. Thompson Brown d C.,
Real Estate Agents ana A,uctionAera
TRUsTEEss sALN |;
IklREN FRAME RESIDENCES. Il
SEVEN ROOMS EACH, If
4 NOS. 1420-1422 WEST CLAY, MEAN
III BOWM STREIVT, e
No. 9 MULBERRY STREET., II
BETWDES MAIN AND GARY. = e ,
THURSDAY NOvENfBER 3D,
AT $3.50 r. NJ. 4 g. o. 55lat,fy 4

1oyts txlFIu9skOl q 1deeQ OF trust to the
1909. recorded IN the CLERKS once i 81
the Chancery Court OF the city OF Rict,- 8
tmond, ID. b. 2o2 d, page 233, to secure
the payment Of the sum Of money
therein mentioned. and default having
been made and being required BY thu
sbene ficiary SO to do, the trustee will
.p Pr ,s to sell on the above dsl and
property described IN said deed, do
follows: Nos. 1920 and 1433 west Clay
Street, and bounded as follows: Bes
ginning at q point on the norun line OF
Vest Clay Street so feet east OF Bowe
street. thence running eastward g and
fronting on said nor til lima OF Clay
5a q lines 22o feet to al, alley: also
Mulberry Street, between Main ana
Cary Streets, beginning at the north.
ern line Of an alley, which line Is 513as
feet o Inches north OF Cary Street, run
ming thence northward1y and fronting
on said Mulberry Street 40 feet with
Inches. 4 Z Il .53 s,9S 4 yssi
The property will be sold as follows,
Commencing with the two houses on
West Clay Street, these will be pu1
together and afterwards separate1y,l
and whichever way brings the IargeAlS
.amount Of money Is that way = will
The house on Mulberry street VIII
be sold Immediately after the above
say about 5:15 o'clock. sSssa z %
TERMS. Cash as to expense OF sale
and to pay off all taxes, charger and
dues thereon and the sum of $4,000
with interest, and balance In one and
two years, with interest, secured by.
r ElAT. EST Aytr1i 7eE,rrrprT,v f,r,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

FOR SALE. ONE sIx-CELL MECHAN-
ical vibrator with SIX applicators,
and one double-cell medical battery
with appliances; both In ilrst-class
condition A WANT, 1905 Z. Main
Street. *
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4 DeBevoise, Brassieres and other
makes of these deservedly3 p opular
\ accessories. Call and see them be-
fore purcha sing. MRS. j.. PYLE,
# 31T North Fifth Street
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N. B.-Arrangements can be made az
sale to lend the purchaser money "a
comply with terms OF trust deed on
fourth cash; balance In one and two
years, or mon thly payments OF desired
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.. u
49, tg 5sf II Aucti0neara III
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GIRLS WANTED, " II It'll OCk
BRANCH. FEDERAL CIGAR COM
PASiY. TWenty-thIrd and Main Sts,.
Richmond. Va.
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WANTED, FIFTY IA.ABORERS AT
B ouleyard and Broad Streets. W. p.
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5,seip Ueaa,tIeo, 81 emalc.

WANTED. BRIGHT. ACTIVE SALES
girls. with or without experience, for
all departments: reference required.
MILLER & RHOADS.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED And RE-
liable nurse. MRS. NORMAN CALL.
corner Seminary and Rennte Ave-
nues ciinterl Park.
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BAISER1

100 LEMON SNAPS, s85C;& SIX LoAVEs
y bread for 25c: Al b. raj sin cake for
& soc. DRINIsARD'S. 4231.a North
Sixth.
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4nelu Qlnanlef1. 3tiuig.

WAITED. 4 YOUNG NAN IN EACH
town in the United States. VINO can
furnish references, to take our homo
study course In automobile engineer
Ing and act as our representative
while studying; our course includes
trip to Washington and q post
graduate course free to those repre-
sentlng us; an opportunity TO earn
money while studying write for full
particulars. THE AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON. NC.
Box IA. Washington, D. C.
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SAMOsET CHOCOLATES ARE DELI
cious: ask for them.
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SIX MEN OF NEAT APPEARANCE.
with SHINE ability as canyassers. ts$
travel South for the winter. all ex-
penses advanced. Apply 10 to IL
A. NJ, l.. A. COLLAMORE, 906 Mar.
shall Street. Pettus Annex.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

WAdONS! WAGONS! WAGONS OF
every description. for every use.
Il Lowest prices and best terms. a.
MEYERS SONS. s731 East Cary.
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WANTED. EVERY ONE no TRY
Samoset Chocolates; for sale at all
first-class dealers. CATHRIGHT-
CHILES CO.. Wholesale Distri bu tors,
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& girl. None need apply without ref
erence from last employer. 3058East
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MOVING.

). BowLEs. 80 EAST BROAD.
Street: reliable piano and furniture
mover; teams furnished on short
& notice. Phone Madison 4l64.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

WANTED, SEVERAL. FIRST CLASS
solicitors for city canvass. Apply to
sR. E. YATES, Circulation Manager,
The Times-Dispatch, by 8 a. u.
5VIRGINIA- EREGISTERED PHARMA-
cist wanted married man preferred.
to manage business: users OF cigar
cites liquor or drugs need not ap-
iooS. Phoebus, va. q. 81
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oPTIcIAN

IF YOUR EYES FAIL you, SEE DIR.
4 II. BREITSTEIN, the Opt 81 5
East Broad Street. Hundreds get
relief:.why not you?
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HAVE WE EVER DONE ANY DYE
ing or cleaning for you? IL not, why
not give us trial? We viii give
you the best work and appreciate
your patronage. MRS. A. j. PYLE,
3I5 North Fifth Street.
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sR Dad. near ty, three rich farms and
llings; \ CON ia In 80, So and 40 acres
each let me sh o wv y on these nice
s homes; you need one. tAd dress j ~
care Tmes-Dispa tch.
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7F1O1t .o2tIE,. O|NE SECONDHAND NlC-
toria; In tirst-class condition; cheap
for cash: also one depot wagon. II
trucks. see 3: G. BRISToW& co. They
are the truck people. carrying full
line OF grocery wagons and puggies
OF medium and high grades, and aye
agents for Thornhill and Milburn.
Nos. IL and 10 North Eighteenth
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Nnr.. RaIe,.,

YOU CAN FIND THE c. III. COSBYS
patent. air-tight, combination baker
! ana .heater at 423 W. Broad Street.
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Rooms TOR Rent.
sfN6 c6NNEGrfNieess nc on fftH
nlshed for light housekeeping. 10.
West Grace. e ,sssii9 N & Y A

:WANTNIl n IsNANTs FOR N II Ri1E
connecting rooms furnished or un-
FURNISHED; single or en- suite; also
suitable for ! gflt 4. housekeeping Ap-
4 81 ply ct ah1 0 East Leigh Street ..la
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AUTOMOBILE ROREs, BUGGY ROBES,
e horse blankets and horse covers;
storm aprons. RRISTOW-WORSH
re cOgH14I7 Easf, Main. -
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sETRAYED. liver AND NJ WHITE
pointer pup; female. Return to A.
T. SMITH, 322 North Twenty-thfrd.
and receive reward.
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OPERATORS IN GREAT DEMAND
Railroads are compelled to close Inn
portant offices for the want OF oper-
ators: qualify yourself at the s. NJ.
! HOTTIE PRACTICAL sCHOoI. OF.
TELEGRAPHY. S. N. Hottie. Prin-
cipal. a004 Hanover Avenue. Phone
Madison 22i-J.
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g. II q n. L. Denoon.
NJ 821 q. Main Street. M
Charles a.; Rose Company,
i s N. Ninth Street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE LOT WITHLARGN BRICK
CARPENTER SHOP IN REAR.

Pursuant to decree OF the CHANGERS
Court Of the city OF Richmond In the
cause OF William e. Crawford as 'trus,'
tee in bankruptcy for r. II. walton Us.
lola g. Walton and Others. pronounced
on the 26th day Of October. 910, the
Undersigned. special commissioner
Will ofrer for sale at auction. on tho
premises, No. sos North Thirty-second
street, at "A O'clock P. NJ. on ~
NOVEMBER Q, 1910.
all that lot OF land fronting 60 feet q Il
the western line of TRtrty-seoonG
Street. distant SO feet north 81 the
n g; line OF Clay Street. and run
Ming hack between parallel lines 1.6
feet 3 inches to an alley. Two or more.
houses can be built from ting on Thirty
second second Street. as the shop is on rear of
TERMS: one-third Of the proceeds
o. the s i, sale in cash, and the residue TO
SIX and twelve months. for which pur-5
CHASER shall execute his notes, With
interest added from day of sale. or for.
all cash.. at option of purchaser, and
title to, be retained until all purchase
money! fs Maid
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MODERN 8BRICK5 DWELLlNG NINE
ooms two ss ba tbs; opp lite 40 new
school bull ding, on aEIanover;@d direct
from owner, Address p SO, care
sf Dfspatc b. ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

WANTED. s SETTLED MAN. UNEN-
numbered: caretaker for place at
Northampton. must have references.
Apply Els North Foushee Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

FOR SALE. ONE FINE BROOD MAIZE;
gentle. sound and works anywhere:
age, ten years: weighs about 1,4ub
lbs; price. $3.50. Apply to w. S.
MOSS. HuGuenot, Va.
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business In suburban town; steadily
growing. fine chance; sat sfactory
reason for selling, Address Is Al,
care Times Dispatch.
LEAVING WOULD
rs sacrifice elegant maho ga n.y. pta /;
e exceptional bargain for ca sh. Ads
dresss L 70, care Tim Dlspatch
WANTED, EVERYBODY To- KNOW
that samoset Chocolates are simply
81 Irresistible. ;.s 53l5
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Real Estate for 5ale.

FARMS AND TIMpEE LANDS.-AfY
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands; best bargalaH Ia
Virginia. 4 pay Your railroad Tara
Write for free catalogue. Address
n. r. ELAN. Box 267. Charlottesville,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

WANTED, THREE OR FOUR GIRLS
l1andwriting. r, o. Box SAC, City.
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5ituations 0Mal1irn. female.

MANTED, POSITION as 5s., 3 rs FAPEsiF{I,
enced lady stem her; apid and
accurate; references furnished. Ad-
dress TX IA .S care Times-Dispatch.
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where quality is evident in every
partt cular:: comfortable seats. beauti-
z ful lines and good service guaran-
teed: prices the lowest. a. MEYERS
SONS. 1871 East Cary street
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watch. Elgin movements, on Broad
and Twenty Street car. or on.
Main or Laurel Street car. between
Church Fiji and West End Reward
if returned to 2705 East Clay.
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cleaned by WAL. ToBIEN, JR.. is a
guarantee that 1t Is done properly.
& Twenty years experience. Cleaning,
I$ 81; main springs, 81, 40S Essts <sroad
4 Street. All work guaranteed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

FOR SALE, BUGGIEs. 9sURREYS AND
runab bouts; only a few more OF the
s76 top buggtes for $6a. fnna bouts.
$35 and $40. TFIOS. II. DUKE q
81 CO. SOL Brook Avenue. -
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LOST. a WHITE MALTESE POODLE:
feet trimmed; answers to name OF
Baby. Reward IL returned 10 SIT
North Seventh Street sss55
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WOMAN WHO CAN 81 READ 85ss5i.AND
write to cook and do some cleaning.
IL Call Madison GA.
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WANTED. BY TWO GUN GIRLS,
position as chamber maid and cook.
Al dress ii q 3, care Times-p ispatch.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-22

law containing an element of more fairness to the general public be put on the statute books of Connecticut than the Employers Liability Act?
 Ask the, candidates with ambitions for the Connecticut General Assembly if they will look out, at all times. for the interests of the working people, and see that Connecticut will have laws protecting the welfare of the common people, and, just for once neglect the corporations and politi- cians.
 I simply intended at first to com ment alone on the misunderstanding in the Eagle matter. but the decided unfairness given in the Herald article by -eferring to Mir. O'Neil's senatorial ambition was entirely uncalled for and his friends in the ranks of or ganized labor will resent the same and show their appreciation of a man who can be trusted with their well fare.
 Some of these remarks might prob ably be out of place from the stand point of good Eagle but am a be- liever in the truth. I believe in fair dealing with everybody and giving credit, where credit is due. and think am justified in going into some pri- vate lodge business from the unfair article which the Bridgeport Sunday Herald published both as, to organized labor and Bridgeport Eagles. Know ing that the members of the local aerie are believers in fair play, I feel sure they will place the blame for their poor showing at New London not on the shoulders of Messrs. O'Neil or Flanagan or the members of or ganized labor who are members of the local aerie. but will place the blame on the shoulders of the local committee who. if they had the in terests of the local Eagles at heart, would have used a little more fore sight in the uniform matter.
 Thanking you in advance for space devoted to this fair play article.
 MEMBER OF BRIDGEPORT AERIE OF EAGLES
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-22
ST. CABRIEL'S SUCCESSFUL
 DEDICATION

Many Bridgeporters included in the summer colony scattered along the beaches near Milford witnessed the inn pressive ceremony of the dedication of St. GabriePs chapel at Walnut Beach, yesterday morning. before the last mass at 10:30. In connection with the dedication the ceremony of laying the cornerstone was observed
 Bishop Milan was assisted by Fa- thers Nihill. Sweeney and Mulcahy of this city: Dunne and Sullivan of Mill ford; Coyle of New Haven and Finan of Pawtucket, R. l.. and Father Peter McClean. head of the Connecticut apos. tolate in charge of the new chapel as mission of the Milford church, where me headuuarters of the aDostolate is located.
 Rev. Father Dunne celebrated the high mass that followed the dedica- t1on, and Rev. Father McC1eau preach ed a sermon Bishop Milan spoke briefly lcongratulating the congrega- ton on the substantial little edihce,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-22
BURGLARS RANSACK. DWELLING ANDLEAvE
 GAS. TURNED ON

Burglars ransacking the home of Charles p. Bedford. a prominent resi- dent of Greens Farms, opened the gas jets as they went from room to room and escaped when they awakened a guest who spread the alarm. MT. Bed ford has offered a. reward of $500 for the apprehension of the intruders. He IS unable to account for the malicious conduct of the cracksmen.
 Early Saturday morning Mir. and Mrs. Lewis. guests in the Bedford home. awoke xo find a man in their room. He fled when he realized he was detected Then they noted the odor of gas and awoke all others in the house. The burglars got away with small sum of money and a few pieces of jewelry.
 MT. and Mrs Bedford. Mr. and Mrs Lewis and a nurse and the Bedford baby suffered illness from the gas fumes.