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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-06
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
SUPREME COURT RENDERS DECIS-
IONS IN N. III. COUNTY CASES.
Short Calendar I'm Superior Court--Many
New suits--Appifcalion Filed for KEEL
ender-Im the City Court.
ender-In the City Court.

The supreme court yesterday deliver
ed several decisions, among which were
these New Haven court cases:
Timothy Murphy, administrator, vs..
the Derby Street Railway company. No
error Opinion by Judge Hamersley;
all concur.
Annie Campbell VS.. John Carroll. No
error. Opinion by Judge Hamersley;
all concur. A complaint for the main
tenance of an, illegitimate child.
Quinnipiac Brewing company VS..
Fitzgibbons and others. The superior
court is advised that the plaintiff is
entitled to have an assignment of a
certain mortgage upon payment of the
mortgage debt due the Home Trust
company of Derby Opinion by Judge
Torrance; all concur.
Henry F. Hall VS.. Forts H. Allis;
error Judgment set aside and cause
remanded, the plaintiff Is entitled to a
Judgment for the notes and interest.
Opinion by Chief Justice Andrew, Judge
Hall dissenting.
George f. Hill. trustee VS.. M. ].
Buechler. No error. Opinion by Judge
Hamersley; all concur. This was an
action by the trustees Of an insolvent
estate to recover the value of merchan-
disc claimed to have been transferred
by the insolvent debtor In fraud of his
creditors.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-06
Candy Store in
Basement Annex.

If you haven't visited our Candy
Store in the Basement Annex, wish
you would. This new departure is
a sort of hobby with us-a hobby
by the way that is proving a very
successful one. You can get any
thing in the Candy line here now,
from 1Oc to S1.00, and be assured
you get only the purest and best al
ways. at the lowest possible prices.
We carry full lines of the world
famous Lowney's and Maillard's
chocolates, at 45c and 60c the b.
espectively. Other much call ed
or confetti ons are:
At lOc lib.
Brownie Chocolates
French Nougat
Old Fashion Peppermints and Winter.
greens.
At 15c Id.
Pine croquettes-Pineapple gum rolled in
cocoanut and sugar--a toothsome morsel.
Fig and Lemon Favored Jelly.
Cream Almonds.
At zoe lib.
Walnut Dates,
Chocolate Nougatnes,
Chocolate Almondine,
Lady Caramels.
Sample our MaiIIard's Cream
Peppermints-they're making many
friends. 70 cents the ID
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Bargain in Dress Skirts, So SO

A brand new lot OF graceful hang
ing, we'll tailored Dress Skirts of
excellent quality serge cheviot, five
gored, with new flare, tapped seams
inverted plat back. Special "a. 20
Figure up making and material
of such skirt ana you'll wonder
how we can afford to sell them at
this price.
BrOcaded Satin and Silk SkirtS-Rich
looking Skirts, made with the new inverted
plat back. Only small lot.
Special $500
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Women's $3.50 Suede Gloves
$I.OO a pair.

These splendid gloves will not
suffer by comparison with usua::
gloves costing up to $l.50. They're
quite Partisan in style and finish, Of
superior quality with hand embroid-
cry in self and contrasting colors.
In beaver, Havana, gray. black and
all the desirable shades.
Special $I.O0 the pair
At 63c pair, worth 87c-Giace Kid Gloves.
good quality, 2-clasp, in black and colors---
self and contrasting embroidenes. Actual
value 81 cents.
Only for Saturday 63c pr
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So. 50 Mercerized Sateen Petit
coats, SI.08.

Wish we could give you these
handsome Petticoats for more than
one days selling. Can't though,
for this price is below the cost Of
them. Monday you'll pay the reg
ular price 81. so.
Of extra quality MeTcerized Sateen IN
black, violet, cerise, purple, red and tur-
quoise; good clever length and width, eleven
inch accordion plated Aounce, lined with
cambria and finished with two two-inch rufles
everyday price $3.50.
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7sc Corsets for As cents,

A small lot of shapely little cor
sets. built on Empire model with
straight front, cutaway hip and low
bust.
Made of jean with sateen strips, reinforced
at waist. Colors are black, white, dIab,
pink and blue. Worth Use.
Only for Saturday 45c
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Women's So. 90 Top Coats 10 ~

Smart, chic little Top Coats of
fine guilty Kersey in black only,
made double. breasted, six button
re fer fashion, with velvet collar and
tailor stitching on cuffs. pocket
flaps, down the front and on bot
ON. Worth SO. 90.
Special SIS. 80
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Boys 2Ic Indestructible School
Hose, Is cents.

Servlceable school stockings in
Xxi and Xxi ribbed, with double
knee and reinforced heel and toe,
good black. Regularly 81 cents.
Only for Saturday Is cents pair
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-06
FORECLOSURE BY BANK

The Essex bank yesterday filed in the
town clerks office a certificate a certi-
flcate of foreclosure against j. J. Blu
chanan, Patrick Colwell, Thomas Rei
ly, and the Connecticut Savings bank.
on piece Of property on Putnam
street.
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LIBARY co. HOLDS
TITLE

Oliver S. White, attorney for the
Russell Library Co. of Middletown,
filed yesterday In the town clerks office
a certificate Of foreclosure, putting the
title to certain premises on Poplar
street, belonging to j. f. Callahan. ct
ais, in said Russell Library Co., they
having foreclosed the same In the city
court on the 18th of August last. On
October the title became absolute.
The property has a frontage of 34a
feet on Poplar street, and was mort
gagged for $4,000. The property it is
has deprecated in value
and taxes have been allowed to 'ac-
cumulate on it, making it worth far
less than when originally mortgaged.
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foreclosure of property or Oak street
valued at $4,000 The date of redemp-
tlon will be decided upon next FRIDAY
Judgment for foreclosure was entered
in the case of Henry c. Rowe VS.. George
L. Austin. The property is at "a Ad-
miral street, valued at $4,000; setting
Of legal date of redemption postponed
one week.
Mary A. Church VS.. Elvin B. Law
renee ct ais, Judgment by default. suit
of foreclosure.
William Brennan vs. The Berlin iron
Bridge company. The case has been
in the supreme court twice and was
on the calendar yesterday on a motion
for the transfer from the waterbury
docket. The plaintiff claims $5,O00
damages for injuries received by having
| / 400 pounds of metal fall upon him
while employed by the defendant con-
structing bridge In Waterbury
The case of Adolph Hoffmeister vs.
John Courtney came up on motion
for final judgment and for distribution
| OF money paid into court which Is $lOo'
| The order was passed.
| Judgment of foreclosure was granted
| In the case of George d. Watrous VS..
| Chester w. Clark. The property Is To-
Gated on Whalley avenue and County
streets, the amount Of the claim Is
| IS, 900 and date of redemption will be
decided next Friday. The second Mon
day in October will probably be decid-
| ed upon.
In the case of Lizzie Henrietta Muir
wy !.
ment was reached whereby reply to
cross complaint will be filed in two
weeks. Mrs Murphy formerly Miss
Hoager, of this city, sues Edwin w.
Murphy of Orange, for divorce upon
grounds of adultery and intolerable
cruelty. Jane Stiles is alleged to be
the correspondent and Mrs. Murphy
asks for the custody of two children,
Edith, aged thirteen, and William, aged
eleven years. Attorney Goodhart
brings the suit.
Burton N. Blatchley VS.. Nellie
Blatchley came up on motion for al
lowance to defend. Judge Robinson al
lowed $50 in 80 days.
Attorney Ely agreed to the filing of
special bail In the case of John Roland
vs. Attorney George r. Cooley for alien
alton of wife's affections. The amount
is 50, 900 TO be filed In two weeks.
Other foreclosures were Beecher VS..
Banahan, property on Clay and Pop
lar streets.
Middletown Savings bank vs.. Grady;
property on Eaton street.
Allowances to defend were ordered
In the following cases:
Samuel Levin VS.. Rachel Levin, of
$50, to be paid in two weeks.
Betris vs. Betrs, $50 to be paid in one
month.
In the case of Daisey E. Weaver,
for divorce from Wilbur II. Weaver, a
motion by the plaintiff for leave to file
an additional count, was postponed for
a week.
In the case of The Union bank of
Redlands VS.. The Merchants bank of
this city, motion for answer to be fill
ed in two weeks was granted The'suit
Is for negligence In collection of drafts
and the amount Is $4,000.
The next to the last trial In the Oc-
tober term of the criminal superior
court, was on yesterday, the prisoner
being Thomas J. Shortel of Ansona,
accused of stealing brass from Mr.. AL
derman of this city The only case re-
naming for trial is the YAM murder
trial, which will commence next Tues
L.,
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ITALIANS AT LAW

Suit has been Instituted by Antonio
Adialf and Josephine Adalfi, against
Luigi Gannone and wife to recover
ST. 900 for breach of contract. The suit
is the outcome of a real estate deal in
which property on Wallace street is in
volved
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-06
Women s$13. 90 Tailored Suits,
$40. 90.

Stylish suits of fine quality home
spun in Oxford and medium grays;
double breasted military coat, five
gored skirt with inverted plat back,
double stitched seams. Wonder
fully good value at this price.
$1,000
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IN SUPERIOR COURT.

Judge Robinson sat in the superior
court yesterday to hear the usual Fri
day short calendar motions.
In the suit of Anna NJ. Thompson, ct
al, executor, vs Louis Ticotsky, ct ais,
a default was entered. 1t is suit for
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-06
APPLICATION FILED

Attorney G. S. Morehouse yesterday
morning in the probate court filed an
application for a hearing for the an
pointment of an administrator for the
Kelsey estate The hearing was set for
October 10.
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In the Basement
Annex. 4
A favorite spot these
days.

A favorite spot these
days.
Marseilles Bed Spreads-Full size, hand
some patterns perfect goods that regularly
sell for $2.48 Only for Saturday $l.70
At this low price we cannot guaran-
tee them to last all day.
Pillow Cases-Another case of Wamsutta
and New Bedford Pillow Cases, size 45x36.
These are the very best goods made and are
worth Is cents While they last 121Sc ca
Sheets-Good quality cotton, unbleached.
size ~ yards wide, ~ yards long. Real
value SOC.
Special 39c
Prints-One case of the new Fall styles, il,
dark colorings-short lengths. Regular
price cents. While they last &c va
Turkish Towels-22x5o inch size, un-
bleacbed. The regular 10 cent kind.
Only for Saturday l lie On
Outing Flannels-N New colorngs, splendid
quality-same goods that we have sold this
season for 10 cents
Only for Saturday 61fc yd
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-06
DECISION ON WATER METERS.

Judge Townsend has granted an in
junction and an order for an account
ing for the complainant in the suit for
Infringement on patents brought by the
Natlonal Meter company VS.. the
thompson Meter company, both New
YORK concerns. The parties are rival
water meter manufacturers. In sim
liar action brought by the Thompson
Meter company against the National
company the bills are dismissed.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-06
About 100 26 inch Women's
Umbrellas, $I.90 each,

AAUVuS Nv ~ AASA VOAACu
Umbrellas, $l.98 each.
Worth 1898 and $50.
Fine Union Taffeta Silk, with
handles Of
Pearl with silver trimming,
Horn,
Fancy Dresden,
Ivory with silver trimming.
lockwood with silver trimmings
A fine lot Of goods, ready at
opening hour to-day. Big bar
gains these are. $1.98 each.
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Continued on Third Page.)


This question arises In the family every
day. Let us answer 1t to-day. Try Jell-6
n delicious and heathful dessert. Pre-
nared in two minutes. No boiling! no bak.
ingl simply add boiling water and set to
and Strawberry. Get package at your
grocer's.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-06
1oc Initial Handkerchiefs, 5 cent

Women's fine cambria Handker-
chiefs, an excellent quality, with
handsome initials. Real value l0c.
Special 8 cent
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25c Corded Taffeta Ribbons,

25c Corded Taffeta Ribbons,
20 cents.
Excellent quality Taffeta Rib
bons, 3h inches wide, with cords
and embroidered dots in self color
the regular Csc quality in light
blue q shades). pink e shades.
green, violet and navy.
Special 20 cents a yard
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White Unlaundered Shirts.
Sale price u cents, worth 3oc.

Sale price u cents, worth 3oc.
Of good quality muslin; single and double plated
inc bosoms, cushion neck band continuous facngs,
feled seams--sizes: Mems IA to III Boys IL to Ia.
Sale price 81 cents, worth soc.
Of very good quality muslin; linen bosom, patent
cushion neck band, reinforced front and back con-
tinuous facing--sizes II to 171s inch.
Sale price AZ cents, worth 75c.
Of the best muslin; long and short linen bosoms,
double plat and welt fronts, open front and back;
made as we'll as any ST. 90 shirt in the market-sizes
Mems IA to IS; Boys IL to IA.
Sale price 50 cents, worth ST.. 90.
Of Wamsutta cotton; best linen bosom, a thorough
ly made shirt in every way-al sizes.
Hathaway's Celebrated Shirt, $780,
The celebrated Hathaway Shirt, than which there
is none betters sizes IA to l7H inch. This shirt is
exceptionally good value.
White Laundered Shirts.
Sale price 40 cents, worth 6oc.
Of excellent musin linen bosom with double
plat or welt style--al the newest improvements
sizes: Mems IA to 17H; Boys u to ID.
Sale price IS cents, worth $1.oo.
Of the best muslin; open and closed fronts cush-
ion neck band, continuous facngs sizes.
Sale price $I.OO.
Our celebrated "Adonis" shirt, made exclusively
for us, This shirt is made of standard muslin with
21OO linen bosom, reinforced front and back, extra
gussets continuous facngs ETC., short long and full
dress bosoms, both closed and open front and back
comes in different sleeve lengths-in fact it COM
pares favoraby with the best $l.5O shirts in the
country-sizes II to 17H inch. 1t is without
question the best $1.00 shirt in the country,
as comparison has proved.
Hathaway's Celebrated Shirt, Si.25.
These shirts are too we'll known to good dressers to
need description herein all sizes.
Full Dress Shirts $3.50.
Generously made Dress Shirts with attached cuffs
various sleeve engths-n fact the highest standard
of shirt excelence--in all sizes.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-06

To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If 1t fails to
cure. d. w. Groves signature is on each
hox 25c.
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Ready for Big Selling To-day.
Laundered Colored Shirts.
Sale price 80 cents, worth 75c.

Sale price 80 cents, worth 75c.
A line of splendid shirts made with Numbered
percale bosoms, body of good quality white muslin,
one pair detached cuffs, open front and back-made
like the regular $l.00 shirts.
Sale price SO cents, worth $500.
Fine quality percae shirts that were made to sell
at $1.0O. They're in handsome patterns and have
full length Numbered bosoms-a sizes--a well made
shirt in every detail
Also an elegant line of Colored Shirts, in percales
and madras-the SWEETEST styles of the season, hand
some patterns and various sleeve lengths.
$I.OO and $l.5O
Night Shirts.
Sale price 70 cents, worth 3oc
Of good quality muslin, liberal length and width,
fancy trimming cuffs collar and down the front
feled seams--a carefully made shirt in every par
ticular. IT'S exceptionally good value at this price.
Sale price 80 cents, worth soc.
Of excellent muslin, full comfortable length and
width, fancy trimming would be cheap at SO cents
Sale price AZ cents, worth soc.
handsome line of all-white Night Shirts, full
So inches long, literally made throughout Of splen
did quality muslin.
Sale price SO cents, worth Soc.
Plain and fancy Night Shirts made in the tip top
of style and comfort-of superior quality muslin.
Bows Shirt Waists.
Sale price % cents, worth 35c.
Of splendid quality percale in light and dark COL
orings attached buttons, thoroughly we'll made in
every way.
Working Shirts.
Sale price AZ cents, worth soc.
Good quality black. and-white serge, reinforced
and gusseted all the necessary pontsa servceable
shirt that would be excellent value at so cents.
Sale price 40 cents, worth 75c
Of Oxford cheviot Outing Flannels, etc.. in light
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-06

The next to the last trial In the Oc-
tober term of the criminal superior
court, was on yesterday, the prisoner
being Thomas j. Shortell of Ansona,
accused of stealing brass from Mr.. AL
derman of this city The only case re-
naming for trial is the YAM murder
trial, which will commence next Tues
day morning.
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Hathaway's Celebrated Shirt, SIPS.
Full Dress Shirts $I.5O.

Generously made Dress Shirts with attached cuffs
various sleeve lengthsin fact the highest standard
# shirt exceence--in all sizes.
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A line of splendid shirts made with Numbered
percale bosoms, body Of good quality white muslin,
one pair detached cuffs, open front and back-made
like the regular 81. 90 shirts.
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Bows Shirt Waists.

Sale price q cents, worth 35c.
Of splendid quality percae in light and dark COL
orings, attached buttons, thoroughly we'll made in
every way.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-06-21
IT'S A FOREIGN COUNTRY.
An Important Legal Decision as TO the
Status OF Porto Rico.

New York, June 15.-Judge William
X. Townsend, in the United States
district court for the southern dis
trict of New York, yesterday handed
down an opinion in the case of John
II. Goetz d Co. vs.. the United States,
in which he declared the treaty of
Paris valid and that the status of
the people of Porto Rico is that of
nhabitants of foreign country as
regards the constitution of the Uni
ted States and within the meaning of
the tariff acts.
Judge townsend held that Porto
Rico is a part of the United States so
far as other countries are concerned,
but. so far as the constitution of this
country is concerned, is Il foreign
country and that the United States
can govern it without Subjecting it
to the burden of national taxation.
and that the status of the inhabi-
tantS will remain unchanged until
congress shall determine it.
The decision of Judge Townsend
aflirms the decision of the board Of
general appraisers assessing a duty
of - cents per pound on 100 bales of
leaf tobacco.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-06-21
EIGHT DEATHS BY FIRE.
Tenement House Blaze Causes APP
paIIing Loss of Life.

New York, June 15.-Fire in a ten
ement house at "a Jackson street at
o'clock this morning caused the
death of eight people. The dead are:
Daniel Marion, Mrs. Mary Marion,
Mamie Marion, aged Is; Albert Mar
ion. aged 10; another son, aged Is;
Elsie, aged Z; Emma, aged 4; An
toinette, aged S months. The Mari
ons were all of one family.
The fire broke out on the first floor
of the tive-story tenement Behind
this building is a rear tenement. The
first body found was that of Daniel
Marion. who lived in the rear tene-
ment. who jumped from a window to
the ground and was killed.
Five persons, three boys, man and
n girl were taken from the building
unconscious to Gouveneur hospital.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-06-21
MiLLERS IN POLITICS
They Intend TO Ask the Leading
Parties TO Declare for Legislation
Against Rate Determinations by
KaiIrOads.

Chicago. June 15.-The fight for a
more effective interstate commerce
law was the overshadowing topic at
the annual convention of the MiIlers'
National association yesterday. a
tone of extreme bitterness towards
the railroads cropped out during the
sessions and the millers declared that
the export flour trade of the country
was being wiped out as result of
the discriminating differentials now in
ment of grain to foreign points for
milling cheaper than American -four
for export.
The principal action in this direc-
tion taken by the convention was the
adoption of a resolution providing
that, together with other national
organizations interested in govern
mental regulation of commerce, an
effort should be made to have both
political parties insert the following
plank in their platforms for the com
ing campaign:
TO the end of securing equality to
all in the use of the transportation
facilities of the country and prevent
ing the upbuilding of industrial and
commercial monopolies by means of
differential rates and rebates extend
ed to large and powerful corporations
by common carriers, the influence of
the party is pledged to the cnacting
of such Legislation as will confer upon
the Interstate commerce commission
the necessary power to correct exist
ing abuses and to provide summary
relief, when, upon investigation it is
found that excessive or inequitabl BILE
charges are being levied upon the
DeoDle"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-06-21
Oils visits the President.

Washington, June 12.-Maj Gen.
Otis reached Washington yesterday
He was met at the station by Adjt
Gen. Corbin. who escorted him to the
White House. Gen. Otis and Gen. Cor
bin were ushered into the library,
where Mr.. Mckinley congratulated
Otis upon his good health and thank
ed him for his signal services to the
country" Gen. Otis made no report
to the president in detail, although
the situation in the Philippines in Il
general way was almost the sole
theme touched upon