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MRs. sCHMIDT GETs pIVoTlCE.

MRS. SCHMIDT GETS DIVUfICE.
 Mrs. Eva May Schmidi, nee Beach, of Montowese, whose troubles furnished an interesting chapter in the superior court Friday. was yesterday granted a divorce from her husband. Frank Schmidt, tby Judge Case. The ground was intolerahle cruelty. Schmidt is a former post-offioe clerk, having been employed at the time of his marriage, November 24, 1908, in the post-ot1ice there.
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GOING TO DANBURY.

sarsfelds to Attend New Years Ball
 There. 3.e "- .,, 's:
 <. The sarsfelds Guard has accepted the invitation of {he~ Kennedy Guard, ,@of Danbury, to attend it's New Years night ball. and will send delegation of off, cers and members. .- ...4 ......5
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Friday, December 20, 1905
NEw ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY.

Board of Aldermen-Meeting. Est. P. M Corbally-PrObate Notice. Entertainments-Hyperion Theater. Every Hat-Gamble-D Co. Fashions-MendeI & Freedman. Fish-Wm. H. Wilson 6 Son. Fruit-Boston Grocery Co. Green Tag Sale-Howe 6 Stetson Co. Hotels-Copley Square Hotel Just Arrived-Chas. Monson Co. rk-Down-HamiIton & Co., ecklaces-Monson's Jewelry Store. Pre-Inventory-N H. Shoe Co. ReXall emedies-Washburn & Co. Warning-Steinerts
 Wanted-Situation- Court St. Wanted-Situation- Church St.
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CALEDONIAN CLUB.

Election of Officers Took Place Last
 Evening. The New Haven Caledonian club elected the following officers last even- ing:
 Chief-John c. Morton. First chieftain-Donald Brown. Treasurer-Charles Menzies. Secretary-William c. Mcintosh. Financial secretary-George Steven son.
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If the Baby is Cutting Teeth, be sure and use that old and well tried remedy,
 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea, Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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MOTIONS ARE DENIED.

Judge William S. Case has denied the motion for the filing of bond, and the motion that the appellant file state ment of claims in the suit of Robert M. .C. Enscoe and John R. Enscoe, as ex- ecutors of the estate of Michael R. Enscoe. This is an appeal from the ac- ton of the probate court in allowing a claim of three hundred dollars on the petition of the widow of the deceased, Mrs. Bridget Enscoe. Mrs. Enscoe died while pressing this suit. Her, execu- trix, Mrs. Annie E. Cain, however, se- cured the allowance for her estate. Mi- chael Enscoe died February 15, 1905. The wife died May 9, 1905.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-29
TO QUAsH MANDAMUs.

By sustaining the motion to quash the alternative writ of mandamus in the fight s. A. Griswold, of Branford,
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MORTGAGES FoRECLosED.

Judge William S. Case, of the supe- rior court, has handed down a decision
 Allen Farnham, the twin son of MT, and Mrs. Elmer Farnham, of Branford broke his shoulder Christmas day while at play with his little brother. The fracture was not discovered until Wednesday, and was reduced by Dr. Evans. The child was taken sick Christmas night, but the parents did not know that any accident had be- fallen the little chap The twins are 2 1-2 years old. ....
 A lively little blaze was discovered in the cellar of McCormack's house on Nobe street West Haven Tusday even- ing about 9:30, but was extinguished without calling the department out The wooden box that conducts the cold air from outdoors to the furnace got overheated and caught fire. Prompt work saved the house and the damage was slight.
 Miss Hart of 32O Mill street was tre hostess at a pretty little luncheon at her home Wednesday,. The decorations were in keeping with the Christmas season.
 The Christmas tree of St. Mary's Sunday school was held in the base ment of the church yesterday after noon.
 Last evening at Memorial hall in North Haven, the Christmas festival of St. Johns Episcopal church took place, There was. a program of song and recitation, concluding with a play A Christmas tree, with gifts for the children with Santa Claus, complete the evenings enjoyment.
 An out-of-town engagement of enter est is that of Miss Helen Sherwood Buckingham, daughter of MT. and Mrs in the case of James Hillhouse, as one of the executors of the estate of the late Isaphene Hillhouse, against Joseph B. Morse and Maurice Walsh. The de- cision is against the defendants
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FICE TO suBsClslBERs

=. q are going away, for short or long period, the Journal and Courier Wtl be sent to you by mall without aKtra charge. The address may ee changed as often as desired.
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PLEA IN ABATEMENT ENTERED.

The plaintiff in the case of Barnet German, as administrator of the estate of Harry Alderman, against the city of New Haven, has asked for jury trial, Attorney Jason P. Thompson represents the plaintiff. Alderman fell into an unprotected hole in Edgewood park and was drowned.
 The suit is for five thousand dollars. The park commissioners recently en- tered plea of abatement.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-29
CompressedAir
 Carpet Cleaning Works
No. 1C8 Court Strees

Carpets called for and delivered
 Carpets cleaned and laid, also n,a x. over, in fact everything done in fhS Carpet line M pAs All work satisfactorily ana nyov, ,.4,.. a cali. S1Ns uA
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GdGn1rrfer

ARRIERs IN THE WEEK. EO CENTS q SIX MONTHS. s8 A ME TERMS BY MAIL LES. 2 CENTE
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SEAMEN AND FAMILIES.
JOYOUS OCCASION FOR JACK
 TAR.

The Annual Christmas Jubilee at the
 Seamen's BetheI-BrilIiantIy CeIe-
 brated-ExtensiOn of the Work of
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E. l.. Nichols
L. h. NICHOLS, Manager
Two Stores. 453 & 457 Main St
TELEPHONE 1912
FINED 500 Foa FLIRTINo.
~. Losi. Railroad clerk runi.h~d
ror tasftins M.msn Co DrinL.

ST. LOUIS. sept. i5.-ligrry Peyton.
who says he II Missouri Pacific rail-
road clerk. was. iinoi SD In police
court here on 4 charge Of having nt-
tempted to iiIri with Mrs. A. W. Econ
aud annoying her at the Union sta
ton.
She Il twenty-five years old and Is a
woman Of gocd appearance. Il had
gone 20 the Union station she said.
Ito meet my husband. who was com
ing into the city from Ferguson. Mo.
This man accosted me twice. ask
ing ne to go over TO Pine street and
take a drink told him was there
TO meet my husband and asked him not
TO speak TO me again. but he persisted.
He was very offensive"
Peyton testified that Mrs. Ecof had
first accosted him and that he had lift
al his hat and passed on. He denied
that he had attempted 20 firt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-15

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have lsosn suins ofsf the erst side -
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fgh Asaihsi fistchsf i'FpcioF Zoe ne
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tooth ~ too in tamaiiie egahiy 81
iohasbary ilspahlicaas
Thus FsHiiy does ne contemporary
oilhs lily shiis tssn 81 ~ Johnsbary
spsak ~ thoss vho thlHk anybody
other Than Proctor has = right D. az
plro 10 lbs soFsfnorship Political
despsradoss'" Chiidrsa Of Ne 'oos.
bird" 80 prvssBsy
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New York Markets.

CoRN-s,eahy; contrac, grade. septem-
Der. 5Sihdj9c.
oATs-Firm and y to lo. higher; No 8
white. natural. S2c.: No. white clipped
FLOUR - Slender. with a moderate
trade; Minnesota patents. Abq5.3: win.
ter straighta. Nqi.i5, winter extras. s2.s5J
335; winter patents, 81. g5Qih
WHEAT-Firm at 40. higher on cover.
ing, prospects for rain In the northwest
and bullish Russian crop estimates; De.
cember. ~ 7-iGass u-lGc.; May, 70 e-iGJ
s9%c.
BUTTER-Creamery. extras. per pound,
HHdAho. (Mercantile Exchange official
quotation, extras. 2c); hrsts, Dallc.
seconds, lsttglehc. thirds, lIqlsc; west.
ern. imitation creamery. extras. letsc.
frsts, lsQlStsc. renovated, extras. 0o.;
frsts, lslpisc. seconds. l6a17c.; thirds. 6d
l5Ac.
LIKE; colored. fancy, l2c.; fair to choice,
ilhdil%c.; large, white or colored. fan.
cy, i2c.; light skims. choice, sAql0c. part
s ss%s PRIME To sar sA sac fS skins. ia
EGGS-Nearby, selected. white, fancy.
26aNc.; choice, 25G 1885,; mixed. extra, 24c.
nrsts to extra firsts, 20dt22c., western eK-
ira firsts, 1a29c. firsts, 2Oo.; seconds $50
is Tks ss1aaf sR IN red varieties.
per barrel, s204; green 81, 8q3; crab, s2a6;
ssGi5; other varieties, s2a3.5O peaches, per
carrier. slg1.75; per basket. 3c. QSl; state.
per two basket crate. Sc. gH: Michigan,
per bushel basket. 75c.4$l.5O; plums, per
basket, l5G30c.; grapes, per carrier, 400
75c.; crenberries, per barrel, $6@7; buckle
berries, per quart, 5q9c muskmeleons'
Rocky Ford, per crate, A.50g3; nearby,
25c. Q$l25; watermelons, per carload. s759
$50.
7 LIVE POULTRY-Firmer; fowls, nc.
old ROSTERS, 91aMl0c. spring chickens, il
(i1ic; ducks 12m12l2c.
DRESSED POULTRY Steady; fowls,
choice fresh killed. l5c.; do. fair to good,
146i14Sc; old ROSTERS, loo; nearby chick
ems, 15@17c.; western do. choice, l5c.; d.
fair to good, 13q1ic.
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u,d, About 90 Wed.

NEW YORK. Sept. IL. 80 Following
The departure for Paris OF Mrs. Whit
hey Warren and her daughter. Miss
Charlotte Warren. comes the report
that James Hazen Hyde. the most
eligible bachelor in America. according
TO the Newport estimate. has won Miss
Warrcn's hand and that the trip Of
mother and daughter TO the land of
modistcs and milllners is for no other
purpose than TO purchase the trous-
seau. Gossip went even farther and
asserted that young Mr.. Hyde would
follow his fiancee abroad and that the
wedding would be celebrated in the
French capital.
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SECRET CLAUSES IN TREATY.
U-st.is rs.tsss. - ssats-J.F..-.s
Attt.@ss N.s g. ns asas rshllss

ssststs rsstsss. - asats-g.e.s-.s
Aiii..s. N-s g. ns s.as rsaltss
Paris Nss.t. ia=it is tiss rFnseni
iniratisa o. i.psipons makins public
a. tskt q ne nsu uuzu t--su--n
gnrsi liFiisih sf.i tspah Tbs stlcisis
Lsfu usfp advised that 10 hrs; plan
uas % make u ruhlle Ia tondpu and
Tstys issi Msaiay. bot tbs JAPANESE
ast.i faf fuftisf tine proi.ahiy 81 60
c,sunt e ~. inirrnai disariers. and u
was thrfrfrr arrans.i 10 - TIE rub.
iiratioa - gtrf fsf . moth. uhcu "
l. sst.si-i ne tstts of The trraty q
ailiaBcv ani q n. Portsmouth treaty
viii b. oIaciaily communicated 20 Tie
public ~ ne same time. as tn two
doCumcnts arr expected 90 cvunisrissi.
ahcs each other with the JAPANESE
public
u t. pc-.iblc. howeTcr. that action
10 the Japanese diet uPon The treaties
may load 90 q postponcin.nt % the
Publication % their tcHb beyond q
month.
Ia the meantime ~ IL said that the
now AngioIapancsc alliance DOES not
cuninin surprises outside q the main
features SUMMARIZED Ia these dispatch.
=. On sept :. II Il known. ncv"rihc.
leo. tnai the agreement covers serfui
clause. known only o. the contracting
parties. These will not D. made public.
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nv Auto 50 ChicnQO,

CHICAGO. Scot. 15.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry l.. Hamiin and Harry Askin
have completed New York-Chicago
trip Of 400 miles, having made the
distance in Mr.. Hamlin's fourteen
horsepower automobile in fourteen
days without single mishap or me-
chanical disarrangement. The car
weighed 1900 pounds with its con-
tents. The extra distance was COW
cred in wide detour, which It was
found necessary to make in New York
state on account Of heavy storms hav-
ing washed away roads and bridges.
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GriSWOId'S Address
= Book Lovers Y
GENTLEMEN AYDLADIEs:-

GENTLEMEN AND LADIES'
haven't the time u write you a
book this morning, a. the artist who
sets up our ads. Is waiting for copy,
but desire 10 draw your attention ~
the fact that we recently purchased
nearly three thousand new books. en-
bracing all the very latest publica-
tions In Fiction.
Three cases Of these books have just
arrived and will be opened and ready
for your inspection tonight.
Any one of these books will be found
more interesting than anything we can
write. And this Is saying great deal
for we have intensely interesting facts
- Announce about this store from time
TO time.
BY the way, have you looked into
our shop lately? What are we going
TO do II we don't get more room to dis
play our constantly increasing sto * ?
We aim to keep it moving out of the
front door as fast as 1t comes in at
the rear. Drop in and see the process
sion. You will want TO join II. Good
bye my lover, goodbye.
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Girls, don't efeapen yourselves by
allowing yourselves 10 bc everybody's
playih.ng. il Is all right for you 10
have fellow" and 20 here and there
with him. but don't be every fellows
girl, just because he asks you " be,
and then imagine that you will not
cheaper yourselves 10 the ewes OF
everybody, especially the young men.
II is u laudable ambition for a girl
to have fellow" and she is enti-
tied TO the best II she Is the right kind
OF girl. But II makes no difference
how really good she Is, she loses the
respect OF everybody when she gets
SO boy struck that she cannot walk
down the street without stopping 20
gab,with every lobster she happens to
meet. When she permits such iamil-
iarIty and cultivates 1t she loses her
dignity and that is one OF the rudi-
ments Of being lady. The average
young man has no genuine respect for
the girl who is familiar with al the
boys OF her acquaintance, and she is
the last girl in the world he would
think Of marrying. 1t is really dis.
gushing sight to see an otherwise SEN
sible girl gadding up and down the
streets chatterlng with every young
man she meets, loafing around the
stores and shops and sponging treats
from all who have the price and the
disposition to "loosen." That girl Is
marked for the bargain counter, and
when she marries 1t is invariably the
last or only chance. An honest 6 Il is
the most beautiful object in all Crea-
ton even If she is as homely as a
hedge fence, but cheap girl-oh, get
the ax!-Mendota, H., Friend.
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Typhoid at Nanticoke. Pa.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Sept, 15.-The
state authorities who have taken
charge of the typhoid fever epidemic
Mt Nanticoke, reported 205 cases to-
day. The borough building has been
turned into hospital and the hos
pitfalls of this city, Scranton and Halle
ton have arranged to take some of the
patients. A large number Of expert
enced nurses have been engaged, and
every householder has received orders
to boil all water and milk used.
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chr,.,,an rneeavor Growth.

BOSTON, Sept l5.-The quarterly
report on the progress of the Christian
Endeavor movement 10y the Rev. Fran.
els r. Clark. president OF the United
Society OF Christian Endeavor, made
public. records advancement in Chris
tan Endeavor throughout the world.
There are now 67,O03 affiliated socle'
ties. an Increase Of 23l ---'-- ~Aa 'as'
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STATE NEWS

Snow fell about five minutes during
the noon hour at Newport Wednesday
Miss Frederick Webb's marriage to
Ralph Pulitzer OF New York, will take
place Saturday, October Ia, at Shell.
burne Farms, the Vermont country
place of her parents, DR. and Mrs w
Seward Webb.
The deer are doing much damage
to farm crops on the hills of Chester.
Two acres of bush beans owned by
one farmer were all eaten in less tina n
three days.. The lot was near the edge
of the woods where a large herd OF
deer was occasionally seen.
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UhsFiss u. CFess, sha died 81 Mohi,
psiisF Wednesday assa ~, sss psF-
hsps Ne oldest hasinsss msA Ia ii,s
Stale, lis ~as Ne msa sho msds
NahipslisF cradles iamoss.
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Cos iisii siii ride too allies today
iFom Ne railroad siziiah a. Nc ilsi
lahd faif sfoahfs ih az GA lr4ms
Gee iiss, ha~'=isandoirh iisfait
abd Ness,
iissh' poa't shos your 'shoFAhos.
Yoa esbt SEQ and has otsa Ia no
san0 bfsalh.
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TABLE on pEncENTAoE8.
r,her. rrIdc won stake.

SYRACUSE. y. y. Sept. i5.-Tbe
$1,000 stake racc which was run at
the state fair race track here wis won
hy Ethcrs Pride. one II the largest
crowds In the history OF the track at
tended the races.
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HAM Z HOVE tiIlsf asi rsbIsAu

n,s nsssPsPss sRs rapidly linihs
~ ss hetsesH iraciaF snd Cieasi.i,
shd no selaedais ~ dale shoss sboai
lhrus Proctor la orc CioaasnL
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Live stock Markets.

CATTLE-Supply light: market stendy;
choice $4095.6O; prime, s5,l5qS,SO veal
calves FQS.3.
HOGs-Receipts heavy; market lower;
prime, heavy and medium, $3.50; heavy
Workers, S5.i5G5.S0; light Workers, $500
$40; pigs, IS. 40d5.50; roughs. A.50q5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply lighs;
market steady; prime wethers. s5Mo 70;
common. u.5o9S; spring lambs, sSQI.B.
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LOW PRICES WILL DO IT

We arc going TO make Il so easy buying
tina, you will not think Of going out Of town
10 do your shopping. We will guarantee
prices lower than city prices on goods sold
regular. Why 60 out OF town for goods
when you can buy as low in your own
town. II you want something better or
different we arc n, your service and will
get Il for you.
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well Known Race Horse Dead.

CHICAGO. sept. II. - a dispatch
from Honolulu reports the death OF
Tho Frcttcr. II well known race horse.
which won the $1,000 Burns handicap
I'm 1901
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por,houn,.e Aen,n In Itnly.

REGGIE DI CALABRIA, italy,
Sept. 15.-There has been fresh I'M
dulating shock Of earthquake, which
lasted several seconds.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Money on call nrrn az per cent: prims
mercantile paper. thnta per cont. ca.
changes. ~. tgi.sss. balances. p.o.sifS
chasing uFfrnas
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Bad hood and indigestion are dead
ly enemies TO good health. Burdock
Blood Bitters destroys themj
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CrispIy New
Things for Fall

The new goods arc pouring In nowadays.
We arc making preparations for the big.
gest display and the biggest selling we have
ever had In Bennington.
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FOR SALE:

hyEtN
The two story frame house
situated No. 800 south side
Pleasant Street in Village Of
Bennington, with good sized
lot. This property is centrally
located, in one of the best sec.
tons of the village and should
at all times find ready rental.
Appurtenant to the property
is a right of way between the
Cooper machine shops, from
Pleasant to Main Street, which
right Of way will be conveyed
with the property.
CHARLES N. POWERS
Bank Building, Bennington, W
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The very low prices for cash will
prevail all over our two stores

We invite you TO call and look over the
new goods Make IL your waiting place
for the trolley car-you are welcome.