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Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
STATE CORREsPONDENCE.
North Haven.

May 5.-The Montowese Kay break fast, which lasted all day and eve ming, was we'll attended and . decided success as usual. The larger part of the company were ladies who en '. joyed tho dsy in conversation on house cleaning, cooking. dress making and gar dening. These lsdies do not believe in idle goesip and the day was prohtably spent. At 12 o'clock the tables were filled with every imaginable variety of we'll cooked food and looked very attractive to the large number of hungry men, who came In from their work at that time. Among the num- ber was 8. F. Linsley with six of his em- ployes, who were seated at the table where were Rev. Mr. Simons, Deacon o. B. Foote, Mrs. Foote, newspaper reporters and other dignitaries. The hall was handsomely de. oorated with the national colors and love. ly flowers. The ladies had agreed to dress in calico and some of the new costumes were very tasteful and pretty, and certain ly suitable for the ocossiop, as were the white dresses of the evening party. A sale table, handsomely arranged as booth, was the center of attraction . part of the time. Many useful and pretty articles made by the Montowese ladies were on sale and at reasonable prices. A large number drove down from the center and Ountonvllle, mek1ng tne attenQence at the grange somewhat less than usual, as sev. eral grange members went to East Haven by invitation. Rev. Mir. Reynolds was of tho evening attendants and was missed from the grange, where his name was on the program for paper on "Ths Origin of Arbor Day" At this writing 1t is not inown what the receipts..of the day were, but Aontowese is c thriving little village, with stone roads, and electric cars in antic. ipation.
 O. D. Robinson and D. L Clinton are in partnership in the osrbonizsd stone busi. mess and arc ready to build neat, durable sidewalks at short notice and reasonable prices.
 Those whose school days date back fifty years can have some idea of the costumes at the 'dress rehearsal" of the old district school at Memorial hall Thursday evening, girls in pantalets and boys in cotton jeans. It is we'll known that when Mi. s. B. Thorpe has an entertainment in charge 1t proves e success. This will doubtless sdd one more to his lsurels. Thursday evening, May 10,
 Fl. P. Smith ia enlarging and painting his shore residepcs at Cosy beach and inn proving the place generally.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
ssYALK,, muRRnY,s

Great wofk-Saved the Giants by .
 LixhtninE Throw to the Home
 Hlate.
 NEW YoRK, May 5.-The game with Boston to-day attracted 16, 1000 people to the Polo grounds. The crowd WAS wildly snthusiastic over the victory of the Giants and the phenomenal work of ''Yals" Mur- phy. His nsldins was the leading feature of the game. One superb stop and light ming throw to the plate prsventsd inc Bostons from tieing the score and psrhaps saved the game. This brilliant piece oi work 50 enthused the crowd in the grand stand that they arose en masse and shouted ssYou can have the earth. Huphy." The other members of the New York tsana also played brilliantly and 1t il belisved have struck thsir gait. Wesksrvelt, whc graduated from the amAtsur ranks thii season, pitched . strong game. Tha champions put Tommy Lovett, he vhe has been known to shut New York ou, without hit, in the box. The ecore fol lows: rsz SIX I Boston. ~ ............ 0 Q o oi oo O; Hits-NewYork 10. Boston 3: Error.-Ne1 Doyle; Lovett and Merritt.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07

has composed an original ballad for the play, which will be sung In the second act by J. St. J. Nolan '96. The choruses have been drilled by T. G. Shepard of New Haven, director of the Gles club. The music hes been orchestered ky
 Harry Braham of New York, who will lead
 the orchestra. The costumes have bean de-
 signed by W. A. Dslano '95 and made by
 the Raves Costume company of New York.
 The wigs and make-ups will be furnished
 by Todi & Jordan of New York. The sale
 of seats to those connected with the socis-
 Hes Is now taking placs. The public sale
 of tests will opsn at the Hyperion next
 Friday. The prices will be @, $1.60 and 75 cents.
 The following ladies have consented to act as patronesses: Mrs. James MeNiilan, Mrs. W. J. Boardman and Mrs. W. II. Polk of New York oity and Mrs. Timothy Dwight. Mrs. Dunecombs, Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Nscrae Ingersoll, Mrs. Wal ter Camp, Mrs. w.. W. Farnsm, Mrs. G. B. Farnam and Mrs. Townsend of New Haven.
 The decision of the faculty preventing tho societies from giving two performances of the play is causing good many expres. sions of regret and perhaps the edict may be revoked.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
WALLINGRORD.

The case of Bronson vs. the Borough of wallingford, came up Saturday morning before the committee composed of Judge Gsger of Birmingham, H. Wales Lines of Meriden and Willis Miller of whitney vile. One witness was heard for the plaintiff, when 1t was decided that the committee visit the Muddy river in ques- ton and see for themselves just what the situation Is. The committee with BTon- sons attorneys, Russell < Morse, took the Air Line train for East WallingfoYd, where they were met by Superintendent Hall and Judge Hubbard, with two of Booths hacks and the party visited the Muddy river pumping station and fol lowed the line of the river down to Clin- tonville, where the Bronson claim Is located. The result of the visit will make the matter in question clear in the minds of the committee. The case is adjourned until next week Monday.
 The water In the gatehouse at PAugh pond shows sixty-seven and one-half inches. which is . gain of over two feet since beginning to uss-the pump at Muddy river February 1. When the pump was stopped last June there was a little over six feet of water in the gstehouse. The pump will stop this year about the first of June.
 selectman Mix, with J. B. Brogden, together with the two selectmen of Dur ham, were going over the boundary line between the two towns Saturday.
 Selectman Bevins of~ Aeriden was in consultation with Selectman Mix Saturday evening. There seems to be hitch In the settlement of the O'Neil case.
 The ball game between the WalhngfoTd and T. A. B's team Saturday resulted in . victory for the former by Q score of 10 to 2.
 John s. Parker has been selected fol marshal for the Memorial day exe1cises.
 Miss Johanna Lnnehan has given ur her position in E. O: Aorse's bakery on ac' count of i'll health.
 The Norwich baseball team want to play the Wallingfords in Norwich on Tuesday May 14.
 The young ladies' ball team of New Yorl want to play ball here with the WallipR lords. The combination has 8 male bat tery in female dress, and also bring 1,00( yards of canvas for . fence where thert are no enclosed grounds.
 The tramp arrested by Officer Martin who said he got drunk 50 as to get sent t jail, felt in better mood when he was so ber Saturday morning, and was glad to ge out of town on short notice on being let of by Judge Hubbard.
 The Harmonic Glee club will give mu sicale and sociable In the armory Frids. evening, May 90. The Wallingford Driving and Cycling az seeiation will meet at the Wsllingford ho tel this evening.
 Miss Edith V. Smith, who has been il since her return from New Haven, is con vsleecipR.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
PRECAUTIONARY.

Public Vaccination to Commence
 This Week.
 Public vaccinations will, 1t Is expected, be begun on Tuesday of this week. The work will first be done among the pupils at the public schools of the city at the close of the afternoon sessions. It is also in- tended to have public sessions in the com mittee rooms of the city hall certain sven- inRs in the week where all adults applying will be vaccinated free of charge.
 The schools and the doctors assigned to them are as follows: New Haven Orphan asylum, Webster. Dwight, Orchard street and Oak street, Dr. Townsend; St. Johns Parochisl, Welch. Davenport avenue and West street, Dr. F. o. White; Washington, Rosetts street, Carlisle, Greenwich avenue and Fair street, Dr. l.. ". Bacon; Woos- ter, Eaton and Hamilton, Dr. Klenke; high school, St. Francis Orphan asylum, Skin- ner, Cedar and Ferry street. Dr. Crockett; 1; Lowell, Edwards street and Humphrey street, Dr. Cahill; Winchester. Dixwell avenue, Shelton avenue and County Home, Dr. Converee; Woolsey, Lloyd street, Quinnipiac street, Center street and St. Francis' Paroohial, Dr. Bsribault.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
Works Both Ways.

eft is remarkable how your trip abroad has improved you"
 "It is the use of the Carlsbad Waters that has improved me, more than my trip abroad. have gained in flesh and strength since I used them. Many per sons use them for reducing flesh, be- cause the Waters remove all unhealthy tissues and superabundance of fat, but they also build.up firm and solid flesh, use the Carlsbad sprudel Salt early in the morning with a glass full of the Water. It increases the laxative &C., tion of the same. If you ever suffer from chronic catarrh of the stomach, biliousness, gout or rheumatism, ad- wise you to use them. Every druggist has them" The "genuine have the signature of " Eisner & Mendelson Co.,, Agents, N. Y.," on every bottle.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
K. c. . E.
Will be Held in This City.

Will be Held in This City.
 The annual session of the supreme conn oil, Knights of ths Golden Eagle, will be held in this city the last week in June. This will be the first time that the supreme castle has ever mot in this city. It Is ex- pected that about sixty members will sr- rive here June 25. An elaborate banquet will be served at the Tontine hotel on the evening of June 26 and the business meet ings will be held June 27 and 2s. These sessions will be held in Masonic hall at Union and Chapel streets. A meeting of the local committee on arrangements which is composed of Harry Leigh, chairman, Frederick Trowbridge, J. D. Vanderbilt, B. F. Guyer and J. W. Hult will be held this evening whom all arrangements for the annual session will be completed. One feature of the annual session will in all probability be parade of the visiting and local delegates in full regalla.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
TrauslIers' @mifis.
New York, New Haven
 and Hartford K. h.
December 3I, Ises

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 FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEY RrvKR- 'i2:io a- m Cdstiyo, s1:io D. m-
 FOR BOSTON VIA ACKNOWLEDGMENT .siisa n-, 'i'oe 's-s2 ?. m. eusnIu-fs2 osishp. 's.s2 p m-
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 FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINE AND NY. &FE. B. R-'f.S ?. m- susnlrs-s<:Ep m. FOR EERrDES, HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, Ero.-'i.o night, Sec. s=oo. tie.io, sii.os am, i2:oe 'i:oe, s:io, ssoo, 's:s2, o:is to HsrtforD Sos, ios6 p. ID. ersnkrs-sfsN righf, se.sR, ss8 (scco ?. m. New London Division. FOB NEW LONDON, ETc.-,s:is riFst, sa.sp night, 7:5o. iiscs, 'ii:Y Cp&rior car nmitea) C. m, 'i2.e, '2:sS, ssoo. sx:Is, s4:ss. s:Is. SIS | CGuilford acc), 'e:sS. Qi:is ?. ID. Guiffcrd ae | commodation). SUNDAYS - 'a:is night. s2ss | night, se:s5 p. m. II FOR MIDDLETowE, wILLIMAETIC, Erc- sos c. m-, I=ss, 'f=s7. e;o p. ID. euNnxrs-ss s7 | pm. Connecting st MiddIcforn with veIley Di- vtsion and al wnllmsntic with \. '. & N. T. and N. L.. q N. R. R.; at Turpervfie. with ooirhest | branch.
 Northampton Division. FOR sHELBURNE FALLS, TURrERp FALLS,wuLIAMsBURs, HoLYoKE and NEW HARTFORD and intermediats etstions-s.ts \ n:o4 c m. and f.oo pm.
 FOR NORTHAMPTON, WILLIAMSBURG sn points this side, al b:ss pm
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 FOR DERBY JUNCTION, t:ss 9. n FOR DERBY JUECTIoN, BIRMINGHAM,
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Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
FINANCIAL NOTES.

New Haven Clearing House-Railroad
 and Other Dividends.
 The secretary of the New Haven clear ing house reports the clearings and balanc' es for the week ending Msy and for the corresponding week of last year.
 The clearings of the week of this year show the unusual decrease of 26s per cent. from last year; the average decrease for the past few weeks has been about 18 per eank
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
connsesscst nEsAieal Society.

The Connecticut Medical soofsty will hold its 102d annual meeting in Warner hall Nay 28 and 24, when papsrs of mors than usual interest will b read by wsll known physicians. The subject of appsn- dicitis VIII also como In for an extra amount of attantion.
 4 banquet will be eiven to the delsestss and cthsrs prevent et the convention.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
DorDan 0ets md Contraef.

Al : special meeting of the committse on annual reports in the oisy hall Saturday night the contract for printing the city year book was again awarded to o. 4. borman of this city. It is now expected that the city year hook will b. ready for distribution before tho end of the year.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
Equipping With Electricity.

Equipping With Electricity.
 The Fair Haven and Westville Railroad company is pushing forward its electrical equipment as rapidly as possible. A large portion of the old tracks has been replaced with T rails and the poles on which the trolley wires will be strung have bsen planted on Whalley avenue from Westville to Dwight street. Work is also being rap- idly advanced on the power house near the Barneeyille bridge.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
Ett1a,11taI.

Stocks Were Generally Quiet Until
 the Last Half Hour-A Break in {, Sugar - other lndustrlals Were
 Weak.
 NEW YORK, May 5.-Business was all but gus pended on the stock exchange until the last half hour. Signs of large realizing orders were dis covered in the industrial stock toward the close. Rather general selling of the securities followed, under which Sugar certificates especially fell three points, closing at Thursdays last quota ton. Other stocks of the group had similar ex- perience, and among them made up all of the days noteworthy declines. Nobody was sur prised ct these rather violent reactions, and the majority of observers accepted them ss an or dinary incident in the rise. There may, how ever, be some developments next week of decid- cd interest for better or worse, to the Trusts and their speculative friends.
 The bank statements, as happens frequently enough, was somewhat puzzling. Presumably, the e5. 900 0ooo odd gold exports of the week were offset by still heavier receipts of money from the interior and from the sub. treasury; the dsburse- msnts of the government this week having been very large. The increase in loans of course caused nearly equal increase in deposits, and the additional deposits arising from the ship ments of interior funds have apparently been
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
AT sAvIN HOOK.
The general Opening of Resfaurants,

E4Cs \ large number took advantage of tho pleasant afternoon yesterday and rode In teams or on the electric cars to Savin Rock. "A feH-of the mapxs xeanrts 1a1e open The grand opening Of all the stands and hotsls VIII U Nay 16.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
rhe Kppealin the I.ee Cas.

State Attorney Doolittle has perfected his appeal to the supreme court In the case Of Dr. !. Edward Lee who was recently tried In the superior court charged With murder in tho aecond dsgres and acquitted by the jury. The appeal will be considsrsd at tho nsxt term Of ths superior court.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
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Decrease, 1894. .... , 3o7, 7,o7a @

Decrease, 1SW.,.. 3U7,U70 SS SH,sav vo
 The Erie Telephone and Telegraph com pany has declared quarterly dividend of 1 per cent, payable May 20.
 The New England Telephone and Tele- grsph company pay . quarterly dividend of seventy five cents . share Nay 16.
 The Pullman Car company pay the usual quarterly dividend of 3 per cent. May 16.
 The transfer books of the Pennsylvania railroad are closed for semi-annuaf divi- dend of 2} per cent, due May 81.
 The annual meeting of the Delaware and Hudson Canal company will be held in New York city tomorrow. The old board have secured proxies for two-thirds of the outstanding stock and no contest is ex- pectod.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
Court Notas.

Tho Nay term of the common pleas court will come in this morning st 10 o'clock. Thers gre number of cases to be tried, and the term promises to be unusually lsngthy.
 - In tho city court Saturday Robert Ruty, charged with embszzlement, and James Oondon, charged with theft from the per- son of Edward KcCsnrey, were bound over to the July term oi the superior court. .s4
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
stationary rr~,uaer..

StotlOnafy EHGfneeF0e
 The third lecture of the course on t.Ths Steam Engine Indicator" will be delivered to the members of Elm City Stationary EnRinssrs, association No. 10 this evening by their instructor, W. Fl. Wakeman.
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When Baby was sick, we gave heI Castoria When she was Child, she cried for Castorie. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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 CHORUS. Chamberlsins-H. Holt '94, K. 0. Mckinney 'o4, L. s. Stillman p4, D. B. Lyman 95, e. A. Phelps 'ss. 2. B Phelps 's5, s. Tyler 'sS, H. 'Witherspoon '95. Csurtiers E Stewart. ir., A. M- J: Warner t9z, A N. Buckner H5, e. P. Chandler te6 J. E. Cooper 96, W. s. EAkin 'e6, H M. Hafrig '05, F. L. Lee Ho6, L. Mckee '05, R. o. Neehit ,e5, B A. Pest '95. B. l. Spock es, E. e. lay PsEes-H. Potter .'el, J. E. shsfleid as, c. T. Ades ,ss r. E: DrigEs 's6, 4. B. Hushss S6, Captain of tho Beefeaters-J. 8. Jsnkins' o. Desfeaters-R. D. Paine 04, H. B. Perkins, t. '95, A. McC. Beard y6, v. S. Beedlseton lS. J. McU. Loneacre H, L. Lowndss v5, B. T. Lowndss V5, q. B. 6hepley e5.
 Dancing 0irls-J. 1. Chsmberiain e5, .n. H. Dwight 'os, H. N. Hyde 'os, J. R. Williams LadisS of the Court-C. Burr .sl, e. B. Fox 'ea HstchslIsr ps, c. Q. Bryant S5 P. Corning p5, II. c Mnlsr, Jr. 'o5.
 The play committes consists of E Bolt wood '60, P. H. McHillan '94, R. D. Paine 'o4, E. 0. Perkins '04, B. 8. Oabls 'S5. E. L. Lee iot, E. G. Taylor '96, and 4. Ward we'll ,06. Nessrs. NcNillan and Gable are businsss managers and the musio is in charge of Hr. 'Wardwell. Most of the music has been sslected from various sources. Reginald Do Koysn
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
Yrnutstnns, &e.

Big Bargains at Central Market. DOULTRY and meats way down. Prices cut I down every week. We can supply you with everything in the meat line. live chickens dressed to order. Spring lamb and e fun line of spring vegetables very cheap. Orders by postal or teicphope will receive prompt attention. Come
 LAS Central Mkrket
 Teiephose 10 Congress avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
'E1prex Trains tL>ocA Kxpress
 O. IT. HBMPsTBAD, Gem. Passenger A st
starin's New Haven Transporta-
 tfOn Line,

Every Day Except Saturday.
 Leave New Haven from efAr1nf f Dock, foot Of Brown street. st io-is O'Clock D. m. The JOHN H. eTARIS, O&ptAan The VIM. 0. EGERToE, Ospt- epcot. every Monday, WednesdAy and Friday. Returrine, Oourtik,dt street, al P. mi the etartn every Monday, Wednesday snd Friday; the Corning every Sunday, Tuesday snd Thursdky.
 Fare. with berth in cabin, vbc; stAteroors G. (. Tcfets and staterooms can be purchased Of John M- Lines, 3r, ssi Chapel strcet. of Fcof A btshop, To2 Chapel street. and at the Tontine hotel
 Free stage leaves the depot On arrival of Hart ford train, and from corner Church and Chkpe streets every half hour, comDenctng sf st
 C. H. FISHER. Aren't. New Haven. ocnn
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Of Interest to metnodis,..

Rev. George P. Mains, D. D., of Brook. Iyn, will deliver an addrsss upon s.City Evsngelization" at meeting of the district stewards of the Methodist church to be held in East Pearl street church Wednea- day. Addresses will also be delivered by H. Sansom of Pittsburg, Pa., and Horace Benton of Cleveland, o.
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To Form . Company. N. Sleemsn has gone to New York to meet some capitalists with reference to forming large stock company to manu- fscture and sell his patent gas saving gov ernor
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couuter-baisnced by vithdrawai of foreign de- posits through gold exports.
 Following are the closing prices, reported oy PniRcs q wHrTKLY. bankers and brokers. G Broadway, N. r.. and IS Center street. New Hs. yeu, Conn:
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For Over FiftY Yeara

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teethng It soothes the child, ,softep the beet remedy for biarrhoes; 2S cents bottles Sold by all druggists throughout the world.
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This will Do held on Thursdsy evening, Nay 24, at the New Haven house. pr. Leonard J. Sanford will tender reception at his residence, 216 Grown street, from 8 to II D. m. May 23.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-07
COURT RECORD.
City Court-Criminal Side-Judxe
 Cable.

Robert Ruiz, embezzlement, bound over to superior court; James Condon, theft, bound over to superior court under $50 bonds; Frederick N. Barrows, seduction, judgment suspended on payment of $19.05 costs; Isaac Smiasky, violation of liquor law, discharged; William Fl. Butler, aiding prize fight, bond of -$20O forfeited; Leon- ard Johnson. same, bond of $200 forfeited; i; Richard I. Loxnsr, ,same. nolls; Alexander Thompson. defrauding hotel keeper, $25 fine, so 42 costs.
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s1 3s0 4o4 a7 &a0. .66f eI 4i,7et or.

Decrease cioaFfne1, week fo04. ,,,,,,, S45067i l8 Raiances of WeoE iS0a. 430075 85 Decrease of week 1894. 1o9.428 74
 The clearings for tho month of April of this year show decrease of nearly 1s per cent. from the month of April, 1893.