davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21

MURALTER, ell sastre, es 81 pues
to para aviarse de Vestidos de Otono 4
Invieano, a la Ultima moda, de $50 arri
ba. Tambien tiene un gran surtidc
de muestras del abasto de Murphy
Hnos., Chicago, consistente de exec
ientes vestidos de ST. arriba y pantA,
lones a la medida de "a. so arriba.
Llamase atencion, especial al surtido
de muestras y estilos de Trajes de Oto-
no 6 Invierno para Senoras hechos on
la sastreria. V~isitadnos y we'd laa
myestras y estilos. Sc garantiza owe
TODD estara & la medida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
GoLDIE CHAPMAN.
Oura Lumbago.

/. A. B. Canman, Chicago, escribe er
A de Mario de 1903: "Habiendo esta.
do molestado de lumbago en- differences
tiempos y buscado un medico tras
otro; luego differences unguentos y Ii,
nimentos, renuncie a clio enteramente.
Ash es que hice otra vez la prueba y
obtuve un frasco del Linimento Snow
de Ballard, ell cual me dio alivio install,
taneo. Puedod de buen grade recomen-
darlo y agregare mi nombre a su lista
de a%nteriores pacientes." 25c., Soc y
81 en- la Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Alguacil del Condado de Santa +
Gratas Y muy Efectivas.

T. J.. Chambers, Ed. V~indicator, Lii
berty, Texas, escribe en- 25 de Diciem.
'bre de 1902: "Con sincere placer y
sin solicitation de Vd., doy testimonio
del poder curative del Jarabe de Ma
rrubio de Ballard. Hello usado en- mi
familia y puedo de buen grade afrmar
que es ell remedio mas elective Y grato
para toses y resfriados que he usado
jamas." Csc, Soc. y $1.00 en- la Botica
de Fischer v Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
"Oh Temperate, Oh Mares

(Tonada! All que tempo, senior Don Simon!
En- mi tempo los hombres de Aries,
Gobernaban al pueblo en- union,
Protegiendo por todas sus parties ID
Ell erario, su honor y nacion.
Hoy.les.vemos en- bora oportuna,
Con flosofo modo senior,
Aumentar fabulosa fortuna,
Y nj darles quiera favor.
En- mi tempo del hombre la mano,
Era fianza, liga, obligation,
Y jamas a su projimo hermano
Pudo hacerle ninguna TRACTION.
Hoy confanza en- ell projimo, amigo
Els albur, que ~resulta, senior,
En- dejar a los mas, sin abrigo,
Por andar ofreciendo favor.
En- mi tempo prestaban dinero,
Sin urgir hipoteca al deudor,
Y no habia ninguno usurero,
Nj adeudado que fuese traidor.
Hoy les vemos buscando Notario
Y escribiendo SECURE ell valor,
Registrarlo con ell Secretario
Y del pago, nj piensan Senior.
En- mi tempo charlando los deudos
Arreglaban su administration,
Sin pagan abogados nj feudos,
Era TODD de Di6s bendicion.
Hoy apenas sc muere un paciente,
Como galgo tras ell cazador
va saliendo sin tino ell doliente,
A buscar abogado, Senior.
En- mi tempo conducta cristiana
Era escudo y soporte mayor,
Que a los hombres colmaba la fama,
De riqueza, de nombre, y honor.
Hoy la a~stucia, ell engano y ell fraude
Son, parece, ell adorno mayor,
En- que ell hombre venera y aplaude
Sin pensar nj siquiera que hay Dios.
En- mi tempo los padres criaban
A u hijos o harto primer,
Y en- sus mentes les inculcaban
La obediencia, ell respeto y tenor.
Hoy les vemos en- cifras hahlando,
Y del peso estudiando ell valor,
Mientras siguen, pobres, ignorando,
Los deberes del alma, Senior.
La Voz del Pueblo. M. M. S.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21

Ell Rev. Carlisle P, B. Martin, L. L.. D.
De Waverly, Texas, escribe: "En
las mafanas cuando me levanto, tengc
a menudo una acumulacion molesta de
fema, la cual me hace loser, y es muy
trabajosa para desalojar; pero una pc
quena canJidad del Jarabe de Marru
bio de Ballard la desaloja Immediate
mente y la diicultad Sc ACADIA. No
onozco medicina que sea igual a ella y
tan grata para tomarla. Puedo reco-
mendarla de buena CANA a todas las
personals que necesiten una medeclna
para NAL de garganta 8 pulmon." 25c.
SOC y$1.00 en- la Botica de Fischer y
Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21

Use las Pastillas de Chamberlain
para ell Hfgado y Estomago para indi-
gestion y halle que fueron mejores
para mi case y que cualquier otro re-
medic para la dyspepsia que habia ex.
perimentado antes y he usado muchos
remedies diferentes. Tengo como
cincuenta af1os de edad y he sufrido
mucho de indigestion. Ahora puedo
conner TODD 10 que quiero.-Geo. w.
Emory, Rock Mills, Ala. De venta en-
todas las Boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Story y Clark
~~~vvv~~~
PA NOS!
~~vvvvvvvvvvvv
Iced 10 que Mdsicos Censumados q
cen Acerea de los Pianos Dc 6tsEy
y Clark.

1guales 81 no ~superiorss { cualauier
instruments que he tenido OCCASION q
usar. Barron Bsrthold.
"Maestran tal superioridad en- -
hechura y ejecucion cuales dcben ha.
cerlos aceptables en- c~ualqaisr doHioi-
lic. "-Leonora jackson.
"Grandiosos y resonsntes en- tono y
deliciosamente duloes y ternos." -
Matilda Bauermeistsr.
mo puedo decir demasiado En- favsg
de vuestros pianos, parecen ser iacem-
parallels. r. Watkin Mills.
"vuestres pianos ABRAHAM dulasra y
| rio ueEa de tono, a~lcance ssplendids y
sxcelente aecion. Rose OlitxkA-
ASea nodelos en- ssaate { tsas ,
tActo.'--Narie Engle.
Halo ~vusstres planes naFavf3losa-
mente simpatices para acompanAmien-
70 de Ia voa. LILLIAN BlAuvstt Pendie-
Won.
"DiAronme n Mas viva satisfhccion.
Considore que no SON inferiores { min
game. David Frangsoa Davies.
10 ereo capas de u mas plsna e.
preston del pensamients masioal. p
Ellen Beach Yaw.
"a mi opinion estAn al nivel Do lee
n~ejores pianos de ID <pocA"-Emils
6aurek
"Poseidos de- una herm0sa calidad
de tono y de taots simpxtiea"-Fer.
nando de Lucia.
"Qued6me e~ncantado con 81 bellean
de tono y tactic d~elieioso. "-Ffaneis
Allitsen.
"Su tono % dulce 4 Ia par que reso-
mantle. Estan acknowledgements adap-
tados para acompafar In voE.".Cle-
mentine de We're Sapio.
la cOMPANiA De PIANOS STORY Y CLARK.
Ocupan solamente articles h4biles y
no Sc hacs trabajo por pleas 8 trabajo
eontratado en- sus f&bricas.
Han ganado renombre en- los CONT
nentes por Ia e~xceiencia y belleza de
sus Instruments.
Precios y condolences muy liberaies.
Visitad al agente general para Nue..
ve Mexico,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Temblores EDfermizos de Cslofrios

dc fiebre intermitente y Malaria, pue
den ser aliviados y curados con los
Amargos Electicos. Esta es una me,
dicina pura y tonica y de beneficio es
pecial en- Malaria, porque exerta una
verdadera Influenza curativa de la en-
fermedad, quitandola enteramente fue-
ra del sistema. Els mas ~preferida que
la Quinina. no teniendo malos efectos
de drogas. E. s. Munday, de- enrietta,
Tex, escribe; mi hermana estuvo
muy enferma 0 tiebre malaria & icte
ricia, hasta que tomo los Amargos
Electricos, los cuales lie salvaron su
ruda. En- la Botica de Fischer y Cia.
precio Scots, garantizados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Las PastilIas de- Palmo

trasforman hombres debilitados, desa
lentados y nerviosos en- tipos magniH.
COS de perfection ffsica. Restaurap
los nervios y rifones a sus condolences
normales y os hacen parecer y senti.
o AMOS mas j6venes. 80 c~entavos.
Libro Gratuito. De venta en- la boties
de Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
AVISO DEL ALGUACIL.

Ell abajo firmado alguacild del condade
de Santa Fe y collector de licencias dc
juegos y licor por este da aviso que ha
.autorizado al diputado alguacil ]. L.
Lopez para colectar las prcpinas POI
l~icencias de juegos y las mismas nc
deberan Q pagadas a ninguna per.
soma excepto a 81 y al ~antecedente au-
forbade diputado alguacil. Dado en-
Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico, este dia Qua
tro de Enero, 1905. 50
ANTONIO j. ORTIZ,
Alguacil del Condado de Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
A los sUsoRrroRBs NuEvos 80.
LAMHNTE.

Ell NUEvO MExICANo mandara a TODD
suscritor uey que envie ell pago de
un a1o de suscrici6u, IN bottom lavado
en- orc cor retrato, gratis, del suscri-
tor de cualquier miembro de su fami-
liza. Todo 10 que requerimos es ell re-.
trato de la persona { quisn Sc desea
representa- en- Ell fotografo del bo-
ton. Escribsn por una muestra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Grandemente en- Demanda.

Ningun cosa esta mas en- demands
que n medicine que da satisfaction
a todos los requerimientos modernos
como un limpiador de la sangre y de,
sistema, tai como las Nuevas Pfldoras
de Vida del DR.. King. Son exactamen.
to 10 que vd. necesita para curar ma,
lestares del hfgado y estomago. Usad.
las. En- la Botica de Fischer y Cia.,
25cts.. garantizadas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21

"Mr. VIM. S. Crane, de California,
Md, sufrio por amos de reumatismo v
lumbago. Fue a~consejado de usar Ell
Balsamo para Dolor de Chamberlain,
10 cual hizo y obtuvo una cura compile.
ia. Este linimento Sc vende entodas
las Boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21

Cuando bilioso tomese una dosis de
las Pastillas de Chamberlain para ell
Higado y Rinones y realize por una
vez 10 pronto, que una medicina de
primera clase para ell desorden. De
venta en- todas las Boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
DE INTEREs PARA TODOs.

La Relojeria de Goldie, que zntes %
hallaba en- Ell Bazaar de Blain, ha side
mudada q la tienda de Ia Compani.
Manufacturers de Filigrana de Santa
F6, 208 Avenida de Don Gaspar. I'm
lugar mas propio para Preparedness
buenas y de primera 6rden no podra
encontrarse, componiendose 10 misme
r~elojes, maquinas tipografcas y
m6quinas de coser& precios populares.
TODD eli trabajo Sc garantiss plenamen.
II.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21

FL SALVADOR, aparato "vacio" desa-
rrollador y ligieuico del Professor GER
MAIN es la. inversion cientiica mas
importante del siglo. Precio france
de porte Sc 8 su equivalence inclu-
yendo instrucciones completes para Ell
uso; pidase nuestro folleto de "a pagi-
mas que Sc manda gratis y franco y
bajo cubierta sencilla por la ROYAL
REMEDIES CO., Depto. 81, Boston.
Mass, E. u. de A.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Osteopatia

DIR. CHARLES A. WHEELON,
Sobador.
No. 1O3 Palace Avenue.
Cura con 6xito Intermediates agudsa
y cr6nicas sin drogas 8 medicinas.
Consulta Gratis.
Horas de oficina: 9-12 m; IS p. m
OSTE0PATIA.
La osteopatfa es I'm sistema de ira
tamiento operado con las manos. No
8 drogas 8 medicines. I'm conjunto
de m1sculos encojidos 6una pequefes
en- la colocacion de una 8 mas verte.
bras en ell espinazo de n persona
~implicando ell abastecimiento del ner.
vic y sangre al estomago puede causar
indigestion y otras formas de desor.
den en- los intestinos. Ell Sobador re.
leva los musculos encojidos y arregla
cualquiera ~dislocacion por 10 cual el
paciente queda hueno Embellishments.
ri principle es 10 mismo en- todas otras
intermediates.
Este tratamiento de solar trata con
buen exito toda clase de enfermeda.
des agudas 8 cr6nicas. No Sc cobra
por consultation.
DR.. CHARLES A.. WHEELoN,
Sobades.
No. 108 Palace Avenue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Echo a Perder su Hermosura.

Harriet Howard, de 200 w. 34th St.,
New York, en- una vez echo a perder
su hermosura con molestias de la piel.
Escribe ella: sTuve Elena Salada &
Eczema por amos, pero NADIA la pudo
curar, hasta que use la Arnica Saliva
de Bucklen." Una cura segura para
cortadas, quemaduras y lastimaduras.
25cts en- la Botica de Fischer v Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
e. o. ABBOTT,

Abogado en- Ley, Practice en- lac Cortes de
Distrito y Suprema. Da pronta y cuidadoss
Distrito por los Condados de Santa Fe, Rio
Arriba, Taos y San Juan. Santa Fe, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
FRANK DIBERT,
Santa FA N. M.

Ell cual os en~sensralos Pianos de Story
y Clark en- los varios estilos y ejeou-
cion-Caoba, Hungaro, Nogal y Robe
Dorado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21

En- esta oficina Sc venden blancos
para contracts de partido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
HOMBRES DEBILES
DEDILIDAD HBRVIOSA Y SEMINAL
CURADA P0SlTlYA Y PERMANENTE

Los miembros contraidos y atroiados 80
engrandecen 81 tamano, largura y fuerzs
que 90 les Quiers dar. SECURE, efcaz . inc
cente.
ss 0arantisa Of vigor Sexual Complete.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
E~STABLEClDO EN- 1856
INCORPORATE EN- 1908
Seigman Bros. Co.

OR MEDIC sIGLo LA CASA PRINCIPAL D. FEoTo sEcos TIE LA cIUDAD
ST necesitan 10 ultimo en- Efectos de
ROpa vayan a la tienda de SELIG-
MAN BROS.
ST desean una Chaqueta nueva y al
estilo vayan a la tienda de Sc
LIGMAN BROS.
ST desean unas Enaguas que parez-
can bien y queden bien, vayan a la
tienda de SELIGMAN BROS.
ST desean Zapatos que duren, vayan
a la tienda de SELIGMAN BROS.
ST desean un Vestido a la Moda, va
yam a la tienda de SELIGMAN
BROS.
Si desean Medieria que dure, vayan
a la tienda de SELIGMAN BROS.
ST desean Alfombras, Pisos, Limo
leums, PetaQuillas vayan a la item
da de SELIGMAN BROS.
Al por Mayor y al M6nudeo.
Especialidad en- Articulos Necesarios para BodaS
a Casa de PreCiOs mas Barata que hay en- la Ciudad.
Apartado PIG. Telefono No. SO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
REGISTROS DE NO.
TARIOS.

La ley ~requiere yucca
da notario lleve un regis
tro de sus actos actos of
lciales.
[V6ase Sec. 262O, LIE
yes Compiladas 1897
Entregaremos q va. ur
registro p~ropiamente re
|glado & impreso, con le.
yes acerca de Notariot
|Phblicos impresas en- ID
|pagina del frente, poi
lrnr Nn ~ - -xA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21

~Suministrados sobreapli-
|caci6n. Veanse los gra-
y precios.
Tenemos un surtido
complete de blancos le.
Manden por la lis
ia y precios. Para cual-
coss on ell renglon
de imprenta 8 libro que
necesiten, escriban q
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-07

secretary. An examination of the lead ing city directories of the country has been made by the president, and more than two thousand notices have been sent out to members of the family.
 Among the we'll known people con- nected with the family, and who have been invited to the reunion, are Sena- tor Morgan G. Bulkeley, Former Gov ernor George P Mclean, Frederick Law Olmstead, Judge Nathaniel Ship. man, H. H. Loomis, the artist, Dr. AL fred Loomis of the Loonlis sanitarium, Charles Battell Loomis, the writer, Mrs. Achsah Ashley Loomls of Wash ington, Elihu G. Lootnis of Boston, Bur dett Loomis, Jr.. of Newton, Rev. Samuel Lane Loomis of the Union Con- gregational church, Boston, and W. s. Loomis of Holyoke. The officers of the association are: President, Burdett Loonnis, Hartford; vice-presidents, Mrs. Mabel Loomis Todd, Amherst, Mass; Miss Harriet Loomis Webb, Uti- ca, N. r.; William H. Loomis, Rock vile: Ernest N. Bagg, Boston: Hiram G. Loornis, Hartford; w. Riley Loonnis,, Westville; secretary and treasurer, Miss Jennie Loonis. Windsor; histort-
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Guernsey, first, W. c. Russell; sec- ond, w. H. Casner.
 Grade COW, first, c. S. Clark, second, Mrs. B. G. Andrew.
 Arshire, first, F. W. Russell, second, Mrs. B. G. Andrew.
 Jersey bull, first, W. H. Lee; second, W. H. Lee.
 Guernsey bull, first, W. c. Russell. Grade bull first. A. S. Crosby; sec ond A. M Clark.
 Jersey bull calf, first, W. H. Lee.. Grade calf, first, w. M. Andrew.
 Grade bull, one year old, first, c. E. Treat, second, c. s. Clark.
 Grade three year old, first, s. H. Peck.
 Jersey heifer, first and second, w. H. Lee.
 Jersey heifer, two years old, first, Wilson H. Lee.
 Grade heifer. one year old, first, W. M. Andrew, second. Mrs. c. B. Andrew. Grade heifer, two years old, first, W. M. Andrew; second, W. c. Russell.
 Best exhibit of thoroughbred stock, Wilson H. Lee.a y,@,@yat F ->. -5"> ." Best exhibit of grade stock, W. M. AndreWs #5.i s s.5.s s
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A harness race, peg race and other contests amused the many spectators.
 The following premiums were award ed.
 Best family horse, c. J. Wakelee, Stratford; second, Mrs. F. L. Wheeler, Derby.
 Gentlemen's driving horse, first, D. S. Gamble; gentlemean's family horse, first, W. R. shaffer; second, c. J., Wakelee.
 Pair family horses, first, N. D. Bald win; pair road horses, W. R. Shaffer.
 Pair family horses, first, H. L. Lewis; pair road horses, B. M. Alling.
 Pair of gentleman's driving horses, F. A, Candee, first; F. c. Candee, sec- ond; pair carriage horses, J. L. Nes- bit.
 Best fat heifer, first, W. c. Russell; second, W. w. Andrews; best fat COW, first, C. s. Clark; second, E. W. Rus sell; best Devon COW first, E. W. Rus sell, second, A. M. Clark; best Dur ham COW, first w. M. Andrew, second, Albert M. Clark; best Jersey COW, first, Wilson H. Lee. x. .s # ..
 IIolstein,- first, w. M. Andrew, sec- onds A. M. Clark. 53sssI. ..
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THE ORANGE FAIR.
CLOSED YESTERDAY AFTER TWO
 GOOD DAYS.

Variety of Exhibits--Gamblers Not AL
 lowed on the 'GrOunds-ObjectiOna
 Takers and Thieves Not Tolerated
 Beautiful Floral Parade, Horse Races
 and Special Attractions
 There was large attendance during both days of the Orange fair. which closed yesterday in manner that was evidently satisfactory to the managers and the large number of patrons and exhibitors. It is apparent that the ef- fcient secretary and all the other off, fcers are determined to have first class fairs.
 The exhibits were creditable in the several departments, while objectiona- ble features are not allowed on the ground Gamblers, fakirs and men with skin games are not tolerated, con- sequently patrons do not get robbed as at some other fair grounds, and on account of this wise discrimination the managers and the exhibitors are grow ing in popularity. The floral parade is an Orange institution, and is annually one of the most beautiful attractions of the entire show.
 The floral parade of yesterday was I fully uD to the standard, and includ- ed handsomely decorated vehicles floats, representations of farm life, etc. Nearly all of the wagons in line were completely covered with the flowers and other decorations. Many attractive young women rode in the parade. Two floors in the large building were , devoted to the display of fancy articles, and exhibits that indicate the skill and \ industry of the ladies interested in the l fair.
 l Another building was we'll filled with poultry, rabbits and small pets. Dogs 1 in variety were in a nearby tent 1 Wilson H. Lee, proprietor of Fairlea farm had at the fair about thirty of his best Jersey cattle, many of them having creditable pedigrees, which were on exhibition. This fine stock repre- | sented considerable value and com pletely filled one of the very large l tents.
 l There was a creditaIole live stock ex- 1 hibit in some of the other classes. Per forming dogs and a trapeze act were 1 special attractions.
 It was so late when the best of the track races were called that many vis- ttors missed the best trains home. Al nearly o'clock the judge called fol the horses entered in the 2:4O class.
 2:40 Class, Purse, $150.
 John Mack, blk. g., P. Mortell.. 1 i l Rosewood, b. g., A. F. Payne.... 2 Sam F., s. g., Dr. w. H. Grove. 8 8 : Colonel, blk. g., M. Donohue. ..4 4
 Time, 2:23 IA; 2;2S IA: 2:27,
 Fortunately the races were finished ir straight heats.
 l 2:24 Class, Purse, $25O.
 Lady Elm, b. m., P. Mortell. i
 Claytie Wilton, br. n., E. Dur 1 ana .............. ......... 2 Amber Wilkes, ch' m., J. L. Nes-
 oiI '''''''''....''..... ......... 5 3
 Maud Belle, b. n., T. Donovan. Copper Coin, b. s., J. Me- l rLaughlin
 Lucy Miller, bl. m., Capt. c. J. l Wakeley ............ ,. /
 Time 2:24 IA; 2:25; 2:24 Id
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-07
CITY COURT CASES.

Alleging that their arrest was occa- stoned through Officer Horan's spite, Thomas F. Murley and Della Murley were fined $10 and costs each in the city court yesterday, charged with mu- tual breach of the peace.
 Judge Mathewson, after hearing the Hubbell & Go. milk bottle matter at considerable length, discharged the &C., cused, indicating that the evidence showed that there was no theft.
 Irtis Brown, former trolley conductor, made answer to a charge of non-sup- port by saying he was brought before the court so much and given so much space in the newspapers as being the former trolley conductor that he was unable to get job. He was given 9 week to make some arrangement.
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A similar charge aga,nst Charles

A similar charge agalnst Charles Riggs was continued week.
 Requesting the court to change the charge against him from that of com mon drunk to a simple drunk, Bertram L. Woodruff, who has been frequent visitor in the police court recently, was sent to jail for thirty days on the latter charge.
 Elizabeth Moran also received thirty days, charged with being a common drunkard.
 Mary Pella and Lena Altieri, two aged Italian women, were discovered by Officer Cook about 1 o'clock yester- day morning under pear tree gather ing fruit in lot owned by Mrs. Mary Moody on the Fair Haven Heights. They were each fined S15 and costs of $6.48
 John McGuinness was given a sus- pension of judgment and Joseph F. Me Guinness a nisi continuance because of a general breach of the peace. Charles Kraussman, aged sixteen, charged with shooting Hyman Miller with an air gun, was allowed to go on a suspension of judgment, the facts seem- ing to indicate that the boy was not l entirely to blame. Tony Carimcella and Frank Brindisi, two youthful Italian boys, tearfully ad- mitted breaking into the store of Frank S. Platt on State street and stealing $5 from the till They were remanded un- til June 6, nisi, in the custody of the probation officer. 1 Christopher Mclaughlin and Michael Woods, charged with mutual breach of the peace, were remanded until to-mor- l row,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-07
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT LINE.
STEAMER RICHARD PEcK

From NEW HAVEN-Steamer leaves 2:l5 a. m, daily, except Mondays Pas sengers may board steamer at any time after 10 D. m.
 From NEW YORK--Steaner leaves 400 p. m, daily, except Sunday.
 SUNDAYS--SteamerR RICHARD PECK leaves New York at 9:30 a. m. Return, leaves New Haven 4:30 p. m. Sundays, steamer touches at East Thirty-first street, eastward, 10 a. m.; westward, 8:45 D. m.g Es
 Time between New York and New Haven about five hours.
 Steamer arrives at and departs from Belle Dock, New Haven, and Pier 20, E, R., foot of Peck Slip, New York
 For tickets and statercoms apply at the office on Belle Dock, also at Bish- op X Co. s, 715 Chapel street, and at Purser's office on steamer. The NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION co. GEO. c. BLACK, Agent,
 Bel Dock New Haven.
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NEW coMMANDERY INSTITUTED.
Second of K. G. E. Communicates 1T

Second of K. G. E. Communicates in
 Connecticut Now in Being.
 The new Jocelyn Plant Cleaveland commandery of the Knights of the Golden Eagle, the second in this state, was successfully launched on it's ca reer last evening at City Mission hall. Tho institution ceremony was conduct ed by Charles W. Selk, who read the warrant of institution. There was a full membership of forty-four present.
 Judge Cleaveland is to present the new commandery with 0 banner in the near future. Uniforms are to be order ed by October i.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-07
BRACE UP, CLEAN UP"

Hartford Men Interested in One Act
 Drama at Short Beach.
 The one act drama at Short Beach, Brace Up, Clean Up," says the Hart- ford courant, in which Ella Wheeler Wilcox and number of women resi- dents turned out as White Wings for one day only, is of interest to a number of Hartford men who are members Of the Rockland club at that place or who have been guests of the club. Some of the men down to the seaside resort thought that the women were looking for cheap notoriety and said they had better stay at home and learn to make gingerbread. It is nearly time for the Rockland club to have it's annual clan- bake at Rockland park. When they get there they will see the good accom- plished by the White Wings. Among those who attend these feasts are Sena- tor McGovern, s. P. Clarke, John c. Long, ex-Mayor Sullivan, s. 2. Poli and Tom Sullivan of New Haven. A movement is on foot to have the name of Short Beach changed to Granite Bay, and Mrs. Wilcox has written poem to help the scheme. She says:
 ''At Granite Bay the wild winds rest
 The sunlight is her welcome guest;
 The moon goes mad upon her breast::"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-07
LOOMS FAMILY REUNION.

Will be Held in Hartford-Many Dele
 gates Expected.
 The Loonis family, the name is le- zion, will hold reunion in Hartford Wednesday, September 27. The busi- ness session will open at 10:30 a. m. in the Wadsworth Atheneum annex Bur- dett Loomis, of Hartford, is president and Miss Jennie Loomis. of Windsor,