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Gra NIhert Gen. Miinn.

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tet bam og bans Samilie. Saa gap
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6arpel og snItebe Srof. Strsm og Sns
mtItc al muIltg &ptte / hans rpe Yirts
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Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02
Spoiclsoaasboaeu.

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mobtaget fra Gem iom YrGmie. Oct
err ben peneitc lille @oe, ieg bar Jet Al
ben SIn9s. % Ell an0cn Siug cr, al
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Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02
Gourthus Saoen ioien.

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nogIe 8emGrtntreer onqooen0eG orr.
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ret en- oprigtig SfnttepOer % boot
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% HoboenS for Die, og ie9 fan itte
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lett itllloe hapt nogeu pIore Settler til
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til at ie ct Orb ira on0re emo Or. Sea
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cr IutterIiqt for Solt iom fienoer beg
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ling. men bo icg iioit oor ! acn'ctt,
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til Canada | Saar. Se reiier til Viz
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al ben Sorenebe Strife reiier ibas til
Norge iamt 8 andre fra 6oistou. De
tonrmcr tiIbage isien til 5siten,
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Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02
Spilfen BOG
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Seer iaa gob at meooele mia, buil.
fen BOG ieg man ienoe Gem euer
Ceres ipge Sen. st 8oitfort er
tiIitrGffeIi9t. 2ao mig fort9ae
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Seq bar Jet nit MiboeI beIbreoe /
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bois ieg Teller.
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Ter SLATER of Or. Sboop' ReItoru.
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at laoe Gem prspe oct Ell Iaaneo.
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correspondence 4

RmnpsuSaHar usu aauH a ahust t@s nh bet mnbs sHpn til be nr M smpna ssausa.
IaHt at Rsbathonn NapHtr M IL bhos ontmnssiot rroumbupt stmmrnm aprunmhHi snn
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
FORECLOSURES.

Milford Savings bank vs. Ellen c. Dennis ct al., s4Oo0 mortgage, property on Congress avenue.
 B. Knight Sperry, trustee. vs. Robert E. Baldwin, $2,000 mortgage, property on Stevens street.
 Jennie L. Jackson vs. Reuben Fowler ct al., $500 mortgage, property on Bank street, Ansonia.
 Henry Futile Vs. Willis E. Miller, $700 mortgage, property in Hamden.
 Mary N. Stevens vs. Charles N. Field, ct all, $65O mortgage, property in South Meriden. Homer H. Peck vs. Isaac Brown and wife, $1,0OO mortgage, property on Beach street. West Haven.
 Josephine Perry vs. John Fowler ct ux.. s1,6OO mortgage, property in Hunt ington.
 Branford Savings bank vs Mary W. Prick, $4,OOO mortgage, property at h. dian Point
 Middletown Savings bank vs Isadore A. Stein and wife. $7O0O mortgage, property on Sylvan avenue and Stevens street.
 Starr H. Barnum, trustee, vs. Mary Casey Ray, $26OO mortgage, property on Walnut street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
CITY COURT CASES.

In the city court yesterday morning Judge Bishop fined James Frank BIO and costs, of $5.09 for breach of the peace and suspended judgment on the charge of drunkenness. Petero Frank was assessed s5 and costs of s5.O9 for the same offense. ......-....-
 Other cases of minor importance were disposed of in the following man ner:
 Louis A. columbo. charged with breach of the peace, was fined s1 and costs.
 James M. Collins, charged with car rying concealed weapons, had his case nolled.
 Giuseppe Dinena. Antonio Gugano and Lorezza Cestario were charged with breath of the peace. Their cases were nolled. Stanley o, Manuski answered to the charge of breach of the peace and his case was continued to September 9.
 Samuel Laudinsky was charged with theft Judge Bishop suspended 1udg- ment.
 The second day of the trial of Will liam J. Howard, of A Wolcott street, charged with six counts of embezzle- ment, opened yesterday. The case will be resumed to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
THOUGHT CRAZY.

No mystery about 1t. When the Mother. seigel's Syrup Co. some time ago gave away bottle of their Syrup to any one who might be suffering from indigestion or dyspepsia, many people thought they were crazy. .. ....
 Subsequent events proved it to have been a very clever advertising trans action, for although they gave away thousands of bottles, it was in the end profitable; nearly every one that took a free bottle came back for more and paid for it. with pleasure, saying they had derived better results from its use than from any other medicine they had ever used. -'o There is nothing so uniformly sue cessful in the treatment of stomach troubles as Mother seigers, Curative Syrup, and what is better than all, it relieves at once, Sold at druggists. Read testimonial: i,
 Myself and family used Mother Sci gels Syrup for many years and can recommend it as one of the best family medicines on the market especially for Indigestion. Malaria and Disordered Stomach" Mrs, Edith Davis, 10S Ada line Street, New Haven, Conn.,, April IS. 1902.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
DTGGs- sEABURY CASE.

Judge Thayer in the superior court yesterday gave hearing on the oues- | ton of the sale of the plant of the
 Driggs-Seabury company, of Derby. A previous hearing had been held before
 Judge Case on July 29 and it was then decided to hold the next hearing yester- day.
 At that time Judge Case issued an or
 der providing that the receivers of tEe company should have until to-day to dispose of the plant at private sale, and
 report any offers to the court to-day.
 The receivers are Attorney W. L,
 Bennett of this city and Judge Otto
 Grouse Of New Jersey. Judge Grouse
 was present in court yesterday and Mir.
 Bennett was represented by Attorney
 George M. Gum as counsel. Judge
 Grouse reported that only one offer had
 been received for the plant that com ing from J. B. M. Grosvenor, the former secretary of the company, His offer
 was two hundred thousand dollars,
 which was to be given under certain conditions, one of which was that the receivers should arrange matters so that he might complete the contracts with the government for guns and am-
 munition.
 Several of the stockholders were rep
 resented in court by Attorney Collins,
 of New York. and Attorney Seymour. of Stamford.
 Judge Grouse was asked if he would
 recommend that the offer of Grosvenor
 be accepted, and he replied that he | would not. The receiver then went on to
 state that the unfinished product at the plant Is worth about two hundred thou sand dollars and the land, machinery and buildings are worth one hundred and fifty thousand dollars more. Attorney Collins made statement in | which he said that there was a plan on | foot among the stockholders for reor- ganization of the company and he asked | for another continuance of thirty days
 so that it might be carried out. He be- | lieved that if a reorganization was ef- fected an offer of at least three
 hundred thousand dollars would be
 made for the concern and it's materials. He said New York millionaires were l likely to become members of the new company.
 | Attorney Howland of New York, rep
 resenting Secretary Grosvenor, didn't
 seem to approve of Q further continu-
 ance. There was a discussion in regard
 to the sale of the plant at auction and Attorney Collins said 1t would be sacri- | feed if sold at public sale.
 l During the hearing it was stated that
 the company is a creditor Of Secretary Grosvenor to the extent. of eight hun
 dred and fifty thousand dollars. which | is money he loaned them.
 The company has thirty-two guns for
 the government which will be delivered | by October 1. These are worth one
 hundred thousand dollars, but there may be large penalty against them 1 because they have not been produced in
 the stated time.
 Judge Thayer after a lengthy hear | ing decided that unless the Driggs- Sea bury company was, sold by the receiv-
 CTS at private sale by the fourth Tues
 day of this month, it should then be
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03

Married December F. 1896. Adultery alleged.
 Elizabeth B. Barnes vs. John E. Barnes They were married December 2S, 1898. Intemperance alleged.
 John Allen vs. Bridget Allen. The couple were married April 25, 1900. Desertion.
 Helen Allen vs. William J. Allen. Married May 14. 1895. Intemperance.
 Annie Maria Morgan of Meriden vs. John Morgan. Married May 19, 1900. Desertion and intemperance alleged.
 Caroline Washington Brown vs. Chas. Frederick Brown. Were married April 20, 1893. Adultery alleged.
 Lydia Louise Dickerman vs. Herbert Dickerman. Married November 3, 1899 Desertion.
 Alice Isabel Bush vs. Gilbert Bush. Married October 3, 1894 Intolerable cruelty alleged.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
OTHER, STTITS

Jeremiah Flahavan, the Ansonia un-
 dertaker, has appealed from the decis- ion of the commissioners on the estate of Julia Crowley. The amount involv- ed is $130.
 Annie King sues the Independent Ri- fie company. of Seymour. for the deter imitation of water rights in Ansonia. The case of John W. Merwin vs. Samuel Merwin. Woodmont parties. is another chapter in the Milford squatter
 case, which has been twice to the su- preme court.
 filling, Webb & Warehouse. the local
 firm of lawyers, sue Leon Hurtt for
 $57O.75, which is on a claim for services rendered.
 William Potter. of Cheshire, appeals from the action of the commissioners
 on the estate of the late Betsy Todd in disallowing a claim he presented for
 $4O4.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
A BIG BATCH OF DIvoRcEs,

A big batch of divorce cases has been returned to the superior court, Septe1n- Der term. the same covering actions brought during the summer months. The cases are given below. When resi- dence is not given the plaintiffs reside in New Haven.
 Matilda Menzenmeir of Orange vs. Henry Menzenmeir. They intermar- ried February 8, 1900. Desertion al- legged.
 Margaret Mccarthy vs. Bernard Me Garthy. Married February 10, 1897 Desertion. Martha H. Loomis, Meriden, vs. Fred erick Loomis. Married November II, 1891. Desertion. Fanny H. Levy vs. Samuel Levy. Married July II, 1899. He deserted her one day afterwards.
 Sarah S. Holmes vs. Julius l.. Holmes Custody of one child asked for by plain tiff. Date of marriage not stated Sarah A. Pitt, of Woodbridge vs. Samuel H. Pitt, of Ansonia. Married January 2. 1888. Intolerable cruelty. George w. Smith vs, Jennie M. Smith. Married April ,15. 1887. Desertion al- legged.
 Margaret D. Schancupp vs. George Schancupp of New York. Married June p, 1898. Adultery alleged. Carrie A. Potter vs. Edwin N. Potter of Meriden. They were married in April, 1892. Desertion alleged. May Stempel of New Haven vs. Nic- olari Stempel of San Francisco. The couple intermarried in February, 1885. Desertion alleged
 Jenever J. Goss vs Albert F. Goss. Married June. 1895. Desertion.
 Mary Dovenko vs Andrew Dovenko. Married January ', 1894. Desertion
 Catherine Wrenn vs. James J. Wrenn. Married April 24, 1889. 1ntolerable cruelty.
 James Wilson vs Edith M Wilson. Married December, 1897. Adultery al- legged.
 Agnes c. Cowel1 of Seymour vs, Sam uel Cowell. They were joined in we'd lock in November, 1899. Desertion al- legged.
 Mary Casey vs. Thomas Casey. De- fendant is soldier in the Philippines. Desertion and habitual intemperance are alleged.
 Nellie Currie Bracken vs. Patrick F. Bracken. Married July :, 1892. Intem- perance alleged.
 Anna G. Bates vs. Frank Bates.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
COMMON PLEAS CouRT.

In the common pleas court yesterday Judge Cable tried the case of Joseph Frisco, of Hartford. charged with steal ing the brindle bulldog of Albert s. Jones, of Wallingford, as he was driv- ing through Jones' town to this city. The case is an appeal from fine of $7 and costs in a justices court. Frisco denied that he stole the dog.
 In the Derby case of Thomas Me- Cabe, charged with breach of the peace and resistance to an officer, the bond was, called and forfeited. The bond was for $f66 and was furnished by Owen Smith, of Derby.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
EXCESSIVELY TAXED.

The Fair Haven and WestvilIe Rail- road company thinks the city has taxed it excessively for the pavements that have been laid in streets through which trolleys run. Appeals are taken to the superior court for relief from the fol- lowing assessments: Winchester ave- nue, $3,S19; Ferry street, $1,S1O.27; Tenn pie street, $3.4S9.35; George street, $1,- 06197; Ferry street. $347O; Grand ave- nue, $23,954.S4, and Elm street, S14.- 31530.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
8 nnn FnR SERVICES.

Edward T. Ward, Of Santa Barbara, Cal, sues Joseph B. Morse. executor of the estate of Lucinda J. Ward, for s. 900 damages. Ward claims to have cared for Mrs. Ward from May 1, 1897, when he was engaged as a civil engi- neer on the Panama canal in Central America, to her death.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03

advertised for sale at public auction October 18th at Derby.
 Judge Thayer refused to accept bid of two hundred thousand dollars made by John B. Grosvenor. who had an att tachment of three hundred and fifty thousand dollars upon the plant. Con- ditions were attached to the offer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
Fop poTJrEMAN,s TEE

Annie McGovern, widow of the late Policeman Patrick McGovern. has brought suit against the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad company, claiming $5,0O0 damages. Her husband was killed by the cars on Grand ave- nue, near the second precinct, on July 1, 1901.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
sTrTTs OVER NOTES.

H. L. Handy & Go. vs. Stephen J. Brown. Ss55.
 Peter McQuaid vs. Eastman company, S4,000.
 Olivet Brothers vs W. H. Leinweber. Of Meriden. $1.500
 George H. Scranton vs. Francis Lee ct al, to recover $500 balance on $1,500 note.
 NJ. M. Tealdi vs. Oliver s. White. ex- ecutor, $650.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
s11.O0O SUIT,

James A. Curtiss. of Meriden. sues Maurice O'Brien, of the same city. for s1l,00O damages. The suit results from a dispute over the sale of property in Meriden, on which there was a $12,0OO mortgage.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
FOR LOST LEG.

Among the large suits entered is one for S15,O0O damages brought by young Walter Raymond Molloy. of Water street. this city. against John H. Starin, the steamboat man. >Molloy, it will be remembered, had his leg so badly bitten by trained bear at the Starin docks that the limb had to be amputated.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
sEDUCED HIS WIFE.

James J. Birnie, of Ansonia. has brought suit against John E. Curtiss, of the same town. Birnie claims that Curtiss is guilty of the seduction of his (Birnie's) wife, and wants 5000 damages.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
TO SPEAK TONIGHT.

Before the Berkeley Mems Class at City Missions
 J. Buchanan of this city will speak this evening at the Berkeley Mems club at English hall. He will give a musical en- tertainment and will bring with him fine photograph.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
TREASURER DEFAULTS.

The New England Merchandise com pany brings suit against Frederick w. Miner, it's former treasurer, to regain funds alleged to have fraudulently been taken from the firm by the defendant. The amount alleged to have been taken is S2, 900.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
HOLYOKE COMPANY SUES.

The Holyoke Paper company of Hart ford has brought suit for $256.95 against A. P. swirskey, of this city. It is claimed by the company that Swlrskey owes them that amount. The case is returnable to the common pleas court for Hartford county the first Tuesday in October Shade & Slade appear for the defendant
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03

lol.2. Dr. Thomson said that he expect
 ed the fever would break about o'clock Saturday afternoon and that he had every reason to believe that MT. Howe would recover
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
STEADY IMPROVEMENT.

Mir Howes Condition Last Night Was
 More Favorable Than Ever.
 The condition of Elbridge l.. Howe, who is down with typhoid fever at his home on West Chapel street, was much improved last night. At no time yester- day did his temperature go higher than
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
PARTNERS AT LAW

Louis G. Minor has brought suit against Curtis A. Minor. claiming s1,- Goo damages. The parties at law were formerly partners in the New Era Lus- ter company.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
SHIT EOR s1n Nnn

Edward W. Lovesey and his Grannis Corner neighbor, Bernard H. Mead, got into row on July IA, 1902. Lovesey claims Mead assaulted him, and sues his neighbor for $10,0O0 damages.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
s5.OoO FOR FINGER.

Alice Moran thinks the index finger of her right hand is worth $5,O0O. The finger causing this lawsuit was crush ed at the West Haven Buckle company on October l, 1901, and afterward am- putated.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
ASSAULT CASE

John Chapleavice vs. Andrew Jongae- age suit for s1.O0O. The plaintiff claims the defendant hit him with a bottle, May, 190..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
WANTS s2.0N0.

For an alleged assault on June 16, 1902, John Vorevis. of Waterbury, sues Alonzo w. Bronson, of the same city, for g, 900 damages.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03

Fair Haven road and killed. Horace ". Alicia. administrator of the dead mans estate, now sues the trolley road for $5,OO0.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
their just business interests, it was de-

clared.
 Mir. Hewitt commented on the fact that the public seems not to be aware that there is growing up a vast labor trust, fraught with far greater men ace to industrial conditions than many of the so-called monopolies that are nww occupying the attention of the en- tire country.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
FOR CYCLISTS LIFE.

In September, 1901, Cannon Waldis, while riding bicycle on Shelton ave- nue, was struck by trolley car of the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
MANY SUITS TO RECOVER LARGE
 SUMS AS DAMAGES.

bIiss Cobb Wants s25, 1000 for Alleged
 Loss of Smell and Taste-FIrst Case of
 Its Kind-Other Cases of UnusuaI Im-
 pOrtanCe-Reiurns Made to Superior
 and Other Courts-Caaes fin Brief.
 Miss Clara c. Cobb, a trained nurse of this city. has brought suit against the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad company, claiming S25, 900 damages. Miss Cobb claims that through an acci- dent, for which she holds the Fair Ha- ven road responsible. she has lost two of the senses, namely, smell and taste. The suit is understood to be the first of its kind ever brought in the courts.