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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-17
A DIVORCE CASE.

Judge Roraback in the superior court
yesterday heard the contested divorce
case Of Laura May Baum against John
Edward Baum. The PLAINTIFF alleges in
tolerable cruelty and intemperance
against her husband
Mrs. Baum in her allega tions of cruel
ty says that her husband on occasions
threw hard boiled eggs at her. She also
says he assaulted her when he was
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ATTORNEYS SHARP WORDS.

Joseph Blake, Water street saloon
keeper, was on trial yesterday morning
in the criminal side Of the common pleas
court before Judge Hubbard and a jury.
Blake is charged with Sunday selling
on May 25, 1902.
When Prosecutor Woodruff had Mrs
Blake, wife of the accused, on the stand
he questioned her very critically.
LET her alone" yelled Attorney
Goodhart, who with Attorney D. e.
Fitzgerald appears for the defendant.
81 am not touching her. retorted Mr..
Woodruff.
s'Well, I don't think she is in danger
of being assaulted, but she ought not to
be interfered with when answering
questions" returned Mr. Goodhart
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CITY COURT CASES.

An extremely short docket occupied
the attention of the city court yesterday
Michael Cremmins, charged
with vagrancy. was sent to Jail for
thirty days.
William Finnigan, arrested for drunk
enness, was fined ST. Edward Grove,
held for the same charge, was remand
ed until the 23d Of the month.
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BIDS FOR LEAD PENCILS.
Office OF the Board of Education,
!

- NCAtCL olleSIs
New Haven, Conn, Dec. Is, 1902.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Lead PEN
ellis for the Public Schools of the New Ha-
ven CITY School District will be received at
the office of the Board of Education, q Cen
ter Street, until Friday, the 26th day of De-
cembcr, 1902, at s O'Clock p M, at which
TING they will be opened by the Board of
Education in public meeting.
specifications and forms Of proposals may
be obtained at the office of the Board of Ed
ucation, 81 Center Street, New Haven,
Conn.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids. G. T. HEWLETT,
die St Secretary Board Of Education.
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BIDS FOR REMINDING BOOKS.
Office of the Board Of Education,

Naxr TJayan Conn Doc If

New Haven, Conn. Dec. liz, 1902
Sealed proposals for Reminding Books for
the Public Schools of the New Haven City
School District will be received at the office
of the Board Of Education, 81 Center Street,
1902, at o'clock p. m., at which time they
will be opened by the Board of Educat ton
in public meeting.
Specifications and forms of proposals may
be obtained at the Office Of the Board of Ed
ucation, q Center Street. New Haven,
Conn.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids. &. l.. HEWLETT.
d16St Secretary Board Of Education.
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TO THE HONORABLE GENERAL AS.

TO THE HONORABLE GENERAL AS
SEMBLY OF THE STATE OF con-
NECTICUT, AT ITS JANUARY SEES
SION, TO BE HELD AT HARTFORD
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1903:
The Winchester Avenue Railroad Com
pany, corporation duly chartered and To-
Gated at New Haven, in said State, respect
fully prays that it may be authorized and
empowered to locate, construct, and finally
complete and operate a single or double
track electric railway over and through the
following routes in the City Of New Haven
and in the Towns Of Orange and Hamden,
to wit:
Campbell Avenue and Spring Street, In the
Town of orange, thence through Spring
Street and Washington Avenue and Howard
Avenue to its tracks at the corner Of How
City Of New. Haven; also through Union
Avenue, in the City Of New Haven, when
open, to afford convenient access to the pro-
posed new Union Station when constructed;
both of said routes having been heretofore
authorized by your Honorable Body.
Also from its tracks at the corner Of
Campbell Avenue and the Milford Turnpike,
In the Town of Orange, through Campbell
Avenue or Forest Street, to the tracks Of the
Fair Haven and Westviile Railroad Com
Also from the corner Of Winchester Ave
nus and Read Street, in the City of New
Haven, either through Read Street or
through Winchester Avenue and Mill Rock
Street, or through any other connecting
street, to Newhall Street, and thence to Put
nam Street, in the Town Of Hamden.
THE WINCHESTER AVENUE RAILROAD
COMPANY. by
WATROUS & DAY, its Attorneys.
State of Connecticut. New Haven County,
S., December Is. 1902.
The foregoing petition having been pre-
sented to me, and it appearing that the
same is Of an adversary nature and that the
parties adversely interested are more than
twenty in number. 1t is
ORDERED-That all persons interested in
said petition appear before the Honorable
General Assembly Of the State of Connect
cut ON the second day Of Its said session,
and that notice Of the tendency of said Pc
tltion and Of this order be given BY publish
ing the same in New Haven daily news
paper daily for one week, and every ether
day for. another week, the first publication
to be on or before the 18th day of Deem
Der, 1902. SIMEON L. BALDWIN,
A Judge Of the Superior Court
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IN COURT HREE YEARS.

The old suit of John o. German VS..
the Trenton Pottery company was in
the city court before Judge Bishop and
jury yesterday. This suit involves
about $40, and has been in the works for
over three years. It is for storage for
crockery of the defendant in the plain
tiff's tea and coffee store in State street.
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CHRISTMAS IN CURA.

Michael c. Murphy, Yale's famous
athletic trainer and Joseph j. Hogan,
right tackle on this years champion
football team, leave to-day for New
York, where they will tomorrow sail
for Cuba to spend the Christmas holi-
days.
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SUIT STARTED YESTERDAY

The suit of B. Grace Anthony of
Wallingford VS.. the Windham County
Mutual Fire Insurance company, over
the payment of insurance, went on trial
before Judge Thayer in the civil side of
the superior court yesterday afternoon.
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VIOLATION OF LIQUOR LAW.

FIOL<t HUN OF LIV9 COIE I1zAVF.
The case of James Campane, proprie-
tor of the Thomas house, West Haven,
went on trial in the criminal side of the
court Of common pleas yesterday after
noon. He is charged with a violation
of the liquor law on September IA.
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X q T RECEPTION.

The annual informal reception of the
x. o. J. Society will be held in Har-
monte hall on the evening of January
IA. The event promises to be we'll at
tended.
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CHRIST CHURCH PARISH HOUSE.
The Christmas sale conducted by the
Junior auxiliary of Christ church at
the new parish house on Broadway will
be continued this afternoon.
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For Christmas Dinner
Dessert

try JELL-O, prepared according to the
following recipe:
JELL-O SNOW PUDDING.
Dissolve one package of any favor Jell-O
in one pint of boiling water, and after it has
about half hardened beat up thoroughly
with an egg beatcr; add the white of one
egg thoroughly beaten and stir the whole
together until they are mixed; pour into
cups and set in cool place until firm. This
may be served with whipped cream or
custard.
A nice dessert for any meal, at any
time. Four f1avors-Lemon, Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry.
At grocers, 10 cents,
GET A PACKAGE TO-DAY.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-17

One bottle of Burnett's Vanilla Extract is
better than three of the doubtful Find.
Though costing few cents more per bottle,
its purity and great strength make it the
most economical brand.
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NOTICE

An application will be made to the Gen
cral Assembly at its January Session, 1908,
by The Fair Haven and Westville Railroad
Company for an amendment to its charter
pursuant to the foregoing petition.
/ New Haven December Is, 1902.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
An application will be made to the Gen
eral Assembly at its January Session, 1908,
by The Winchester Avenue Railroad Com
pany for an amendment to Its charter pur-
suant to the foregoing petition.
New Haven, December 18th, 1902.
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drunk, and that her baby was dying |
in the house at the time.
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BANKRUPTCY CASES.

Referee in Bankruptcy Newton Mon
dayday attended to six cases. The only
New Haven man was Frank B. Gilbert
in whose case the first step was taken.
His liabilities are $1,427.37 and his as
sets nothing.
Francis Mulrain, a clothier of Anso-
mia, went through the same process. His
debts amount to $3,710.27, and his assets
are set by himself at $2,056. No creditor
objected.
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j. Murnane of Waterbury wen
through the first step without objec
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TO THE HONORABLE GENERAL AS
SEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CON
NECTICUT, AT ITS JANUARY SEES
ON WEDNESDAY,, THE 7TH DAY OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-24
why FRYE WAS SAD.

In the senate the other day President
Frye sat in his chair and gazed at the
ceiling. Senator Proctor tore the back
off an envelope and wrote on it:
Dear Frye: How can you sit there
when the ice is out of the lake?-Proc-
tor.
He sent the note to Senator Frye.
who read ii and made a gesture of
despair that caused a dozen senator's
to wonder If the presiding officer had
heard bad news. Proctor and Frye,
the Washington writer who tells the
story explains. are famous fishermen.
For thirty years Senator Proctor has
been in Vermont on the last night OF
April with fishing tackle ready. and for
thirty years at sun up on the LIST of
May he has begun casting for speckled
trout. He will be there this year
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NEW ROUTE TO SWITZERLAND.

Switzerland Is the only important
country i'm Europe. except S.rvia. that
has ne sea coasts. II depends upon
other nations for sea ports and steam
ship lines. paying large sums 81 money
G." foreign transportation companies 4"
carry all its foreign trade. This j. 81
course q commercial disadvantage.
\ young Swiss engineer has submit
Ted e plan g. the government Tor AN
.ilI-w1f-r route from the city 81 Basel
@" the North s-I. Basel. On the Rhine.
- about an1 miles from Rotterdam the
nearest port an tn, North sea. This
engineer. Mr. G"ipS". proposes To rem
deer the Rhine uavigdhl" fDs freight
steamers at all seasons ~ the year 10y
regulating its water level He suS
arsts that between Basel and Mann
helm. tine present head "f navigation on
the Rhine. fourteen dams hc construct
90 O" raise the water level along that
"urir" stretch ~ the river. Each dam
should be- provided with suitable locks
for the passage uf vessels and with
-Iuic-s fur driving turbines FOR the pro-
tu,tiru OF electrical power.
lie estimates that the project would
cost 10000. Ou1N and that the turbines
would Weld at least 100000 horse power
which could he utilized by Industrial
establishments in Alsace and i'm the
Grand Duchy OF Baden. Germany has
larger commercial relations with Swift
z"rland than any other nation and ii is
thought she would not be averse To
cddins practicable water route To the
fine railroad facilities which now con-
meet her with the little republic
Tn" Swiss government and people
would De- glad To encourage any feast
bic scheme for connecting their country
BY water with the sea. Mr.. Gelpke's
plan IS therefore receiving considera-
ton. as well as another project that is
al go attracting attention. This plan is
70 bald a canal from Basel To connect
" III the famous Rhine-Rhone canal 3
tia; now enables small Rhine boats To
travel all the way TO Marseilles The
Rhine Rhone canal starts from Null
ha u-'n on the Rhine and extends in
southwest direction To the Doubs river.
which Is a navigable tributary OF the
York sun.
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THE CLERGYMAN'S LESSON.

This, parIShioners Of one of the best
known Clergymen in the city Vouch for
the truthfulness or this story. The
minister had frequently warned his
wife that she was too careless in the
way she carried her pocketbook. and
that Som. day she would surely lose it,
About year ago ne stepped into one
~ the downtown trust companies and
was surprised To- see his wife ahead Of
him a. IN. window. says The Phila-
delphia Times" The end Of her
rocketb"ok was protrudinE from her
coat pocket
Here's my chance To te1ch her a
lesson" said the minister tu himself.
ana he pushed against his unsuspecting
better half ana transferred the wallet
L. his own coat pocket. Then he left
the bank. At dinner that evening the
minister began:
Where have YOU been today, my
dear?"
In the house all day. mending." re-
piled his wife
Well. you were downtown for a
while. were you mott" said the nus
band.
No. I was not" insisted his spouse.
wondering. Why do YOU ask"
What" almost shouted the minis
ter. Isn't this your pocketbook?"
Never had one like it. Where did it
come FROM" asked the puzzled woman.
God have mercy on my soul. l stole
il" answered the preacher. Then he
confessed the trick he had tried To play
on his wife. They examined the con-
tents Of the wallet-seven new ten dol
lar bills. No name in il gave a clew
To- the owner. The minister went to-
the trust company the next day with
the wallet The story he told was re-
ceived with lifted eyebrows Two
months later the bank officials return
ed the pocketbook to the minister. say
ing that no one had claimed it, and
they would not keep it. He has given
the contents To- charity.
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CORONATION INSURANCE.

Coronation insurance is in vogue in
London. II is taken by spectators
who erect stands along the route OF the
parade. There IL always the chance.
however remote. that the route may be
changed. and other contingencies have
like Mise to he reckoned with. A favor
lite form OF policy. therefore. Is that
which provides that. in the event OF
the failure Of the coronation procession
TO pass given spot on a given day.
the money which would otherwise have
been received from the letting OF seats
shall be recoverable from the under
writer's business on these lines has
lately been effected IA Lloyds' at a rate
Of from Il Eulneas 20 Il guineas per
cent
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SAN FRANCISCO FROM THE SEA.

Ser--ne. Indifferent Of Fate.
Thou aittsst at the Western Gate.
t-pSn thy heights so lately won
sin slant the banners Of the sun
Thou ssest the white seas strike their
tents.
And scornful OF the peace that flies
Thy angry winds and suiien skies.
Thou drawest all things. small and
great.
To thee. beside the Western gate: .
o Hons wheIp, that hidest fast
In jungle growth OF spire and mast.
know thy cunning and thy greed
Thy hard high lust and wiilful deed.
And all thy glory loves To tell
OF specious gifts material
Drop down. o fieecy Fog. and hide
Her sksptic snecr. and all her pride.
Wrap her. - Fog, In gown and hood
OF her Franciscan brotherhood.
Hide mo her faults. her sin and blame
With thy gray mantle cloak her shame
80 shall she. cowled. sit and pray
TIL morning bears her sins away.
Then rise. - fieecy Fog, and raise
The glory Of her coming days.
Be a. the cloud that neckS the seas
The glory Of her coming days.
~, as the cloud that hccks the seas
Above her smoky arGOsies.
When forms familiar shall give place
To stranger speech and newer face:
whsn all her thrD-s and anxious fears
Lie hushsd in the rcp1s,. 81 years.
When Art shall raise and Culture lift
The sensual joys and Tnsaner thrift.
And All fulfilled the vision. We
Who watch and wait shall never se'.-
Who. in the morning OF her race.
Toiiyd fair or tueanly in our place
fsut. yielding Q" ths. common lot.
Lie uurcCurd-d and forgot.
Bret Hart-.
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The GREAT AISGIvlNG.

'.Not ours -sv -yu.. the thought -
death G." dread
Asking o." heaven. wc fear 90" fahicd
h~lts
Life il a feast. and W.. have. banqu.t.d-
snail uut th- worms a. Wvii9
'-gh,- after silence. when the Feast IS Ger.
Nud void th" places wh"r" th'' min
strsHls stussd
Differs iu u"ush' from what hath gem"
Boz fore.
NuL ,s u"r iI nor ro,-i"
Al but th.. Nrrlritivu- dumb Sign
The. b.cs."ut1G uuz.r bidding m. f"T,G"
Tn" fellowship. the converse and the
wine.
Tie. songs. tb. f.~tai glow:
Mud ar. O" SNOW mot while with friends
N,-i while 'H. ruru," joy * ras>'d
"..r..r .s.s ara'.r Erv I1s1r.ri,r Ht
.r H.u...Ha H.=tt without.
SOB ra..-- .-.rr.re s.rtr. my seoul
... ..r. .r sr sa..--a blinded
r. r.r-'. victory.
$500 t H..I.. ..re
#g..fa..H
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reilglous features are directed by
priests of the Orthodox Russian church
The organization attracted favorable
attention last year from the fact that
the young men under its influence re-
trained from participation in political
disturbances. The society has a good
library and reading room, supplied free
by the st. Petersburg publishers, and
the concert room, lecture room, game
room, class rooms, etc, are we'll fur
nished and lighted by electricity. The
gymnasium is the best equipped place
or Its kind in Russia. Among others
who have taken lively interest in the
society are the Princess Alexander OF
Oldenburg, Baron FreedericksZ. Min
lister of Railroads. 1.-The best friend o.
America in Russia" as he is known to
Americans there Prince Khilkoff in
tends to introduce the Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association in some
form as soon as the work of Mr.. Gay
lords society has become sufficiently
established to afford data and expe-
rience. for such institutions cannot be
introduced into Russia without modifi-
cation.
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\ Chicago paper says: Did you at
tend divine worship last sunday? If
So. and at a certain aristOcraric. ortho-
dox church on one Of the South Side
avenues. you might have had for one
Of your neighbors one OF the bareback
riders Of Ringing Brothers circus.
but you would not have known that
the rather distinguished. modest-look-
in= woman at your side was Miss
Julia I.owanda'' OF the lavender satin
costume. who does all sorts OF things
on "a horse. managing long skirts and a
lavender satin fan at the same time.
unless you happened To know her in an
Illinois town long years ago. before you
left your rural home.
Ever day one learns by experience
ar observation that AL that Elitters
- not G0ld'-iu high places. and that
spangics and tinScl often cover hearts
a. pure and generous as one could wish
for.
While life with the circus is n very
busy and trying one. yet from its very
severity Ia offers no greater tempta-
tons e. immortality than are fouRd In
Irany other pursuits; and IL u no rare
thing for the members ~ "A hiGh-claSS
circus like the RinslinEs' To- attend
services an sundays when in small
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places IL is hard. though. in the city
for them to do so. as Sunday after
noon performance. requiring the pres
ence of the performers at about
o'clock. makes il almost impossible.
But Mime. Lowanda. who is a good
Presbyterian. likes To go when she can.
and always goes when resting at her
home in Petersburg. Ill
In private life Miss" Lowanda is
Mrs. Edward Shipp. wife of the assist
ant manager. who is also one of the
rinGmasters.
She falls by natural inheritance into
the life. as her parents and all her
brothers and sisters We're circus per-
formers. her father owning his own cir
Gus She was born in Philadelphia.
and began riding when years old.
When but child she met her husband.
who was then l. years old, and was
riding in the same circus. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shipp have a beautiful home in
Petersburg. Ill. where Grandma" Lo-
wanda takes care of the little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Shipp. who is coming
to Chicago next Week to spend her
sixth birthday with her parents.
Mrs Shipp is an intelligent. well-ed-
Gcated woman. with a musical voice
~ .I..,
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The Order of st. Anne. third class,
was bestowed upon Franklin Gaylord.
the American secretary of the Russian
society for the moral and physical de-
velopment of young men, organized by
himself and Mr.. Stokes of New York.
The organization is the Russian coun-
terpart of the Young Mems Christian
Association in the United States. The
bestowal of lower grade of an order
does not detract from the honor. The
recipients are often advanced after
ward through the other ranks of dec
Grafton in recognition OF further SER
vices. Attempts to transplant the Y.
NJ {. A. to Russia never advanced un-
I'll Messrs- Stokes and GAYLORD en-
l'~tel the interest of the Czarina and
Prince Alexander of Oldenburg. The
Prince accepted the patronage of the
society and has always participated
lively in its work. 1t found favor
tn the young men from its inception
I'd has grown rapidly. Owing to its
high patronage the society has enjoyed
complete immunity from interference
by any branch of the government The
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EVEN WITH THE MEAT TRUST.

workingmen of New York are seri-
ously discussing a proposition to alb
stain entirely from eating all kinds of
meat for one month. The idea has been
formulated into a resolution. for the
consideration OF the affiliated trades
unions; Resolved. That we recon-
mend workingmen and women in New
York city 10 refrain from buying or
eating beef or mutton for one month
from May 10" The argument used Is
that such action should il become al
all general. wor''F ~, -ha-.meat trus,
Many OF the
eso--7 severe
'hay are
- ---e SO =
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ROOF GARDEN FOR VEGETABLES.

Mr. Prato. a New York candymaker,
lives in a five-story house in West
Twenty-fifth street. and grows vegeta-
bles for his family in beautiful
garden on the roof. PratoS house is
cool in the hot months. while the homes
of his neighbors are sweltering. In his
garden he grows lettuce. celery, peas,
beans. tomatoes. radishes. asparagus
and some flowers. The roof is flat and
constructed of cement. surrounded with
an ornamental parapet with sloping
coping. Earth is contained in rectan-
giles of two-!nch beams. eighteen
inches wide and set on edge. leaving
spaces for walks. over the radish beds
il framework Of yellow glass, Mr..
Prato having learned that yellow glass.
produces fat. crisp radishes. Red glass
is placed between the sun and the
asparagus bed. the effect of the red
rays being a remarkably strong, quick
growth. III insects appear at any time
they are disposed of by blue rays.