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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
KELLY GETS OFF EASILY

Walter Kelly, the young man who assaulted Policeman Nissin, of the West Haven force, Wednesday night, got off lightly in the borough court yesterday. Nissin was let so with a fine of only five dollars.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15

TO RECOVER ON MoTGAGE. < A notice of foreclosure was filed in the office of the town clerk. The action is brought by the New Haven Savings bank against Bridget Meehan and oth- CTS on a mortgage of $4oO dated septem- ber 15, 1s97
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
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 I2,OOO Dainty Embroidered IHoo At Less Than One.

have of Handkerchief 
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  mpfecton In handkchief  many
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
STATE LEAGUE STANDING.
NEW LONDON HERE To-pAY

NEW LONDON HERE TO-DAY.
 At Savin Rock this afternoon the New Haven and New London teams. will meet in the most important game of the week for both teams. New Haven and New London are fighting hard for fifth place and to-days contest will be a red hot one. The game will begin at 3:45.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15

to-day. the first resulting in a sensa- tional contest which Washington won in fifteen inning by score of l to O. Both Powell and Lee pitched magnifi- cent ball, and their support in the field was perfect. A two bagger in the fif- teenth by Robinson, followed by a sac rifice by Rgon and long fly to Heid- rick by Clarke put the winning run over the plate. St. Louis won the second easily, to 2. Attendance $500. Scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
The Palm Tea
 Room.

One good thing about the Palm Tea Room cooking it's dj1tsyent. It hasnst the sameness and greasi-i ness of the ordinary restaurant cooking. It is the kind of cooking that you have in your own home (if you have a good cook) plus a little professional daintiness and finish.
 All our bread and pastry have the real home made taste.
 Saturdays special menu
 Scrambled Eggs on Toast 15c.
 Tomato Salad, 15c-
 Cucumber Salad, 15c
 Orange Shortcake with Groom, 15c.
 Peach Shortcake with Cream, 10c,
 Orange Pudding with Cream, Sc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
DATE FOR HEARING

 The date for the first hearing in the Sarah Platt bankrupt estate has been set by Referee Newton for August 24
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
GAME AT YALE FIELD.

The Eclectics and Y. M. c. A. ball players will meet on Yale field at s:3O o'clock this afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
Bathing Suit Prices Have Shrunk.

It's the only thing about these suits that shrink They are the high-class gradas although the prices on them wouldn't lead you to think so
 M h.h;na ss 75 ones at Mems l25 hose, % soc " pairs for 25c.
 Mems $3 bathing at $2 Mems 25c babggan snrts ana Mems $1 bathing suits at Csc ofaWers at lsc.
 5oc bathing suits at 3oc. nlens ooc Del ~ lSc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
American League.

FIFTEEN INNING GAME. .~.
 St. Louis. Aug. 14-Washington and St. Louis tied up in two games here
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
Women's Fine Lace Lisle Hose, 28c a Pair.

We have made one sensation already with similar lot This will make another and will sell as fast.
 These are imported goods-highclass se stockings in all sizes The price 28c pair just about half value
 Boys negige shirts soc $12 lace e hose 35c. 75c pair
 hda,s 1o bose. tan and rb Womens 9c each | had v 12I5c ; nar for 25c. Any style we have. Boys and Girls z waist at 1oc Women's 5oc gauze nose at Aoc each.
 Womens 75c lace hose 50c Women z5c lace hose at oc pair pan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
About 7oOo Handkerchiefs, duplicat- ing in quality our regular lines
 at 25c, 3oc and soc. for
 I2 I-2c Each.
Music Specials.

On Saturday. we will sell in the New Music Department. the fol- owing pieces at l5c each.
 Always in the Way: c. K Harris latest. Pretty Little Dinah Jones; new and
 catchy coon song. :. Down on the Farm; von Tilzer's latest.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
First game:
R.H.E.

easily, to ?. Attendance s,SOO. Scores: First game:
 R.H.E. St. Louis -
 .. ..OOOOOoOoooOoOOO-o.1o o Washington
 ....O0OOO0o0OoOOoO1I 6 0 Batteries-PowelI and Kahoe; Lee and Kittredge.
 Second game
 RH.E. St. Louis, .......0 0O51O01-7 9 2 Washington 70 0 o o 000 020-2 5 4 Batteries-sudhoff and sugden; orth and Drill.
 l At Detroit
 -..4-. .<. -. R.H.E. Detroit .........0 0 2 0001O0-3 2 4 Boston ...........1 0 o 041000-6 5 1 Batteries = Donovan and Buelow; Young and Criger. At Cleveland ... s. gs s-<~.
 R.H.E. Cleveland .......0 00102O0 *-3 10 0 l New York ......0 0 0 0 0 0 000 co 1 Batteries - Donahue and Abbott; chesbro and oConnor. u At Chicago
 R.H.E. Chicago ........0 0 o o0501s-5 g 2 Philadelphia ....0 Q 0 0 0i0000 co 6 O Batteries Patterson and Slattery; Waddell and Schreck. ..,- Nntionnl League. At Boston # k. R.H.E. Chicago !. ......O 0 0 Oo000S S-6 9 2 Boston .......0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-3 s 5 Batteries Wicker and Kling; Malar- l ky and Moran. At Brooklyn
 @s R.H.E. Pittsburg 70 100000 co 4 ? Brooklyn <. .....O Q 0010 Q 0-2 5 Q Batteries Falkenburg and Phelps; Garvin and Ritter. At New York RH.E. New York .....o0so0.211 s-12 F Q
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15

trated by the grip, following which heart trouble set in, His many friends are delighted to see him out again. @
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
Sweet Chocolate Assorted Chocolates

The demonstration of Peters Milk Chocolate has broken all records here has continued monhby far the longest continuous demonstration have ever had.
 the goods sell and gaining popularity fast that we cannot showing Peters Milk Chocolate the pues smcoest and best eatng chocolate found made
 Swzeand single trial of will show you why people like It ard back for 8ssss
 On special table Saturday we of pound packages of which will sell for 25 each It IS good candy the price is not far half the real retail value
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
ON THE BASEBALL FIELD
NEW HAVEN TAKES GAME FROM
 BRIDGEPORT.

Good, Glenn, sRappy Ball Was Played Perkins, However, Marred New HR- yen's Fielding Reoord-Bluss Knock Out NichoIs-Ns~ London Here To- -nah.. 6sau
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
R.HE.

Pittsburg ....oo0oO0o0o-O ? Brooklyn 1. . 70 100000 0-2 5 0
 Batteries Falkenburg and Phelps; Garvin and Ritter.
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National League.

At Brooklyn
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Supfidbmer5cn,
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bic GingeUeiSt in Oen natfrlj6;r 3gRanb, Obns
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Si6crn b0llfOmmene SerOauuus.

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SG6mung Der (SingeiDeiOe OOer
9rOniide SertOpian8 Der
SeiaBrteu.

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Rnhlun41 & Gn.,
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gger i'm 9erui iein siBileiib trdpdjir.u. oOr
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@cttrcnncm Yimlico.

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New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

on February 10 and March .. Tickets lor the
third party are valid for return till May 81
Four tours to old Point, Va, returning direct
by way of Delmar regular trains, Will ieaNe
New-York and Philadelphia on March III ana
2S April 23 and May 0. On the same dates
there will be tours TO Old Point Comfort, Rich-
mond and Washington.
A series of short personally conducted tours
from New-York to Washington have been ar
ranged for January 30, February L. and 20
March > and 49, April and 23 and May IL
Tours of a more pretentious kind are those to
Florida. and the three which have been arranged
for this season will be more perfect in arrange
lnent than any of the previous tours. We had
SO MANY complimentary letters from people who
we're our guests the first Florida tour said
a Pennsylvania Railroad official. that there
could have been Coubt to the success OF
the undertaking, but NFe were not satlsied' anu
every year since then the accommodation nave
been better than the year before, and this sea,
son Will be no exception The success ana
popularity of these tours Cue to the complete
appointment of the special trains the liberal
rates and the freedom of movement allowed the
tourist after arrival at his destination. No fixed
programme is set for Florida. but. having ar
rived at Jacksonville the tourists are at perfect
liberty to dispose of their time they may see
fit The parties usually break up into small
groups, each makes its own side trips stays IN
the various places as long as the members
please. keeping in mind only the date of the re-
turn from Jacksonville, when the whole party
assemblies again for the trip home. The trips are
made on special trains composed of Pullman
Yestibule sleeping and dining cars. These trains
are in charge of tourist agent and on each
train there is a chaperon. who makes it pos
sible for unaccompanied women to join the
partles In speaking of this member of the
party an official said: While furnishing all in
formation that may look for in a person who
knows the country and the road and looking
after the comfort and pleasure of those in her
charge the chaperon also stands to unescorted
in the exact relation that her title I'M
plies" The tickets for these Florida tours from
New-York will be sold at $40 This includes
TRANSPORTATION. Pullman accommodations
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
WINTER TOURS.
ON PENNSYLVANI4 ROAD.
Every Comfort and Convenience
PrOuided For.

MANY persons who spend time and money IN
travel return to their homes tired out and sorry
for their bargain because they have had no
comfort on the trip and have seen only a part
of what they hoped TO while away These
are the people whose experience in travelling is
limited who do not know how to get the worth
of their money AMI who waste time because
their itinerary is improperly arranged For
these people and for men and women OF expert
ence also vino wish to burden themselves with
as little responsibility possible while they are
on their winter vacation, the personally con-
Quoted toms arranged by the Pennsylvania
Railroad are a blessing. Aside from the fact
that the tourist needs not worry about the little
trifies that make trip a nervous strain and
avoids the risks of going TO hotels. which might
be found Objectionable he has the benefit also
of a number of tourists, whose presence in the
party is q guarantee of respecta hility. These
tours were experimental at first, but they be
came popular at once, and now an estab-
Iished feature of the great corporation The per-
sonaIly conducted parties are taken to Florida,
10 California TO Washington and 10 Richmond
and Old Point
The Florida tours from Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
The dates for leaving New-York are: Tuesday.
February 3: Tuesday, February IL, and Tues
day. March 3. The first and second tours will
admit of a visit of two weeks in Florida, the
tourists leaving Jacksonville on the return trip
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

ciently large to warrant the service of tourist
agent and chaperon, in which case the itinerary
as laid out by the company will be followed,
under the guidance of competent officials.
The first tour will cover period of forty-two
days, thirty of which will be spent in California.
The Golden Gate Special will make stops at
Chicago, Kansas City, Ell Paso and Los Angeles
on the westbound trip, and at Salt Lake City,
Glenwood Springs, Colorado Springs, Denver and
Chicago the eastbound trip The special
train will be conveniently sidetracked for occu-
pancy at all stopping points between New-York
and the Pacific Coast
Tour No. will cover period of ten days on
the westbound trip on the Golden Gate Special,
visiting Cincinnati, Montgomery, Ala; Mobile;
Pass Christian. Miss; New Orleans. where three
days will be spent during the Mardi Gras fes-
tivitfes; Beaumont. Tex; Houston. Tex; San
Antonio and Ell Paso. Tickets for this tour are
good for return passage within nine months.
Through train service and the magnificent
hotels on the Pacific Coast afford every oppor-
tunty for tourists to select an itinerary in Cali
fornia which will meet their every demand.
The round trip from NeW-York Phila-
delphia Tour No. l will be $500. The ra tes
include all railroad transportation, side trip to
the summit of Mount Hamilton, carriage drive
at Colorado Springs. Pullman accommodations
on the special train, and meals in dining car on
special train. beginning with luncheon. jan
uary %
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
TOWER RELICS.
From The City Press.

Several highly interesting old relics have lust
been discovered IN the Tower of London. In cut
ting through large block OF limestone the men
came across unusually large End fine fossilized
specimen of that ancient and mysterious nhabitant
OF ocean depths known 10 biologists as the am
monte" It is of spiral shape. measures full two
feet acrcss. and is supposed TO have belonged to
one Of the earliest known ages OF life In the
created world It is understood that what may hc
described the Tower ammonite'' will in due
,ourse presented TO the British Museum. An
1ther discovery made in the Byward Tower is the
name scratched upon stone mantelpiece of Mar
-aret Roper the favorite and faithful daughter of
Sir Thomas More who spent much time with her
father during the imprisonment preceding his ex-
ecu
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
MONKEYS AND FAMILY PRIDE.

From TIE Speaker.
No child's education can be said 10 have begun
until he has paid a minute and exhaustive visit
TO the geological gardens Especially long should
be his sojourn in the monkey house for II is there
that the seeds OF republicanism first in
him and he learns to discard that ancient feticn
family pride. The great fact or our ancestry can
not DE Taught MIN too soon.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

and meals the way in both directions The
destination is Jacksonville.
The Golden Gate Tours OF the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad, taking the tourist the most beauti-
full points the Pacific Coast will begin this
year on January % and February 19 On both
tours the Golden Gate Special, one of the finest
trains that has crossed the continent will
be utilized to transport the tourists to Cali
fornia. In California they may select their own
routes and hotels unless the party is suffi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-01
Ell POLIClL MANUEL LLOVERAS
S0LER. MANDABA HOY UNA
COMPANlA De POLIClAS
FUE UNO DE LOS SARGEN-
TOS MAS INTEEIGENTES
QUE TUVO Ell BATTALION
DE PUERTO RICO.

En- la parada de hoy vimos un
simple policfa, ell inteligente instruc-
tor de la academia de Rio Piedras, .Sr.
Manuel Lloveras Soler, al mando de
la 3a. compalla del battalion de Poll
cfa, desempehando ell alto puesto de
captain. No nos extrana que ell joven
Lloveras Soler, estuviera mandando
una cOmpanfa, como capit6n de la mis-
ma, porque sabemos que es ell mejor
Instructor del Cuerpo; pero ST nos
extraha, que reconocidos sus meritos
para tomar ell mando de una compafifa
en- formaei6n no Sc lie hayan reconoci-
do esos m6rtitos para ascenderIe al
grado de cabo. Lloveras Soler fu9
uno de los sargentos mas listos que tu-
vo el regimiento de Puerto Rico, y sus
servicios en- ambos cuerpos, deben ser
tomados en- consideration para que sea
ascendido tan pronto como Sc presente
la prlmera oportunidad.
Los comandantes de las cuatro COM
pafifas que formaban ell battalion de La
Policla Insular, eran los capitanes Lo-
paz Diaz, Guerrero, Silen v Lloyeras
Soler.