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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-03
GREEN LAKE.

Harry Chapman, Leslie Cutter, of Ban
gor and Harvey Jordan, of Ellsworth, had
their iceboats in commission all day Sun
day.
There are fourteen or fifteen double
teams hauling wood this winter. Mike
Quinn, Emery w. F. Chute, Marcellus
Emery are all loading cars or yarding.
Quite crowd arrived Saturday to spend
Sunday at the cottages. Among them
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell and two daugh-
ters. Amos Hardy entertained Sam
Strickland, Jack Wilson, George Nelson,
and few other friends.
Harry Chapman, wife and son left on
the noon train for Bangor. Mrs. Chap
man and son have spent month at their
cottage, where they have entertained
several friends, among them being Col. j.
F. Parkhurst, of Bangor, and few friends
from New York.
Walter d. Buckley, station agent,
Bobbie Robinson, of Bangor, Walter and
Willis Maddocks, of East Holden, went to
Rocky pond fishing. They report good
fishing, bringing home from twenty-five
to thirty pounds of pickerel each.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-03
INFANTIcIDE SUSPECTED.

Mrs. Nettie Gray, of Penobscot, Ar.
rested on Serious Charge.
Mrs. Nettie Gray, of Penobscot, was ar.
rested yesterday and brought to Ellsworth
as the result Of an investigation by State
and county officers OF suspected case d
| infanticide.
| She was arraigned in the Ellsworth
municipal court this afternoon on the
charge Of manslaughter. She was repre-
sented by o. f. Fellows, OF Bncksport
County Attorney Wood appeared for the
State.
Reading of the warrant was waived, and
| respondent pleaded not guilty. County
Attorney Wood briefly outlined the case
against Mrs. Gray.
On December II last, Mrs. Mara bah
Soper, O.. .Penobscot, widow aged twenty
four years, whose husband had been dead
about five years, gave birth to male
child. The child was sound and healthy
according to the statement of DIR. Little
field, of Bluehill, who attended the
woman. Mrs. Soper lived with her mother
Mrs. Gray, also q widow, aged about forty
five years.
DR.. Littlefeld, before he left the house,
saw from the conversation of Mrs. Gray
that the child was not welcome, and was
asked not to say anything about the birth.
Certificate OF birth was made out, ac-
cording to law, and in the regular course
was published in THE ELLSWORTH AMERI-
CAN. Thus brought to the knowledge Of
neighbors, they called, and were surprised
to learn there was no child there.
The disappearance OF the child was
reported to the town authorities, who re-
ported it to the county authorities.
On Sunday Sheriff Mayo and County
Attorney Wood and Coroner c. r. Foster
went to Penobscot to investigate the case.
With the se;ectmen they called at the
home Of Mrs. Gray, and were told that the
child had died natural death the day
following birth.
Mrs. Gray finally said she had buried
the body in the pasture or swamp, and
made pretence of trying to lead them to
the spot, but said she could not locate it.
She afterward said the body could not be
produced, but refused to say why.
The results OF their Investigations were
LAID before Attorney General Hamlin
Monday night, and he called upon the case
Detective Hartnett.
The county attorney, sheriff and detec-
tive returned to Penobscot yesterday,
and Mrs. Gray then told Detective
Harnett that the child had died the
day following birth, that she had
kept the body one day, and on Tuesday
night, Dec. 10, had burned it in the kitch-
EN- stove, it being entirely consumed.
Mrs. Gray was at once arrested and
brought to Ellsworth, where she was held
at the county jail to await the hearing
| to-day.
| The witnesses examined for the State
were Sheriff Mayo, Coroner Foster and
! Detective Harnett. The hearing was still
in progress as THE AMERICAN went te
press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-03

When your child is restless, pride your
self not on forcing him to keep still, but
on finding some reasonable thing for him
to do in which his restlessness becomes
activity.-Aiice Wellington Rollins.
Cynic (savagely)-They say the fashion
able mother of to-day recognizes her babe
only by looking at the nurse? Fashion
able mother (unmoved) How extraor-
dinarily clever, when one changes nurses
so often always tell ours by the baby
carriage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-03
COMING EVENTS.

Friday, Jan. 8, at residence of Judge l..
A. Emery-Party by January committee
of the Congregational church. Admis-
sion 25 cents.
Wednesday, Jan. 10, at Unitarian vestry
Supper by woman's alliance; 15 cents.
Thursday, Jan. IL, afternoon and even-
ing, at Oddl Fellows hall-State conven-
tion Junior Order United American Me-
chanics.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvEarr>EMENrs rnis wEEx

NEW ADvERTIsEMENr rs THIS WEEK
Geo n Brown--Caution notice.
Rexaii bysrep.ia Tablets
sacn y Biddeford Savings sInstitution-Notic
of fore. losure
pstrics Kearns-Gpoceries, canned goods, etc
II Clark--3reenhouse.
Reliable Clothing Co-Glothing.
BLUEHILL, Me:
Ing.
BOSTON:
Burke's foot powder.
BUFFALO, NY:
Boys or girls wanted.
NEW YORK:
II Macy & Co-JanuaIy ssle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-03
CHURCH NOTES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. J. p. Sfnionton. pastor.
Friday, Jan. s. Prayer service at 7.30.
Sunday, Jan. Z - Morning service at
1890. Sermon by the pastor. Sunday
school at 11.45. Epworth league at 7. Pas
tors service at 7.30.
Notwithstanding Sunday at 2 p. m.
Mr.. Simonton.
CONGREGATIONAL.
fieu. j. VI. Adams, pastor.
Sunday, Jan. - Morning service at
1890. Sunday school at 11.45.
Prayer and conference meeting on FRI
day evening at 7.3c.
UNITARIAN.
Reu. s. w. Sutton, pastor.
Sunday, Jan. = Service at 1870 a. m.
Sunday school at II. 1.45 a. m.
BAPTIST.
Rer. p. A. A. KiLldn, pastor.
Sunday, Jan. - Morning service at
1890. Sermon by pastor. Sunday school
at 1145. Christian Endeavor meeting at
Z. Evening praise and preaching service
at 7.30.
Bible study and prayer service 80 at z.
Friday evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-03
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLswoRTH rosr.oFFrcE.
In effect December 4. 1905.

MAILS RECEIVED.
FROM wEsr-7.l6 m. 8.13 m.
FROM EAsr--llte a m. $50 and l0.17 m.
NAIL CLOSES AT rosToFYIcE.
GOING EAsr-T m and $50 m.
GOING wssr--li.s0 m, s and pm.
No Sunday mail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-03
CITY MEETING.

No Business Outside the Auditing o
Bills.
The regular meeting OF the city govern
ment last Monday evening was devoted tc
the auditing OF bills, no new business
coming before the board.
In the absence Of the mayor, Alderman
Patten, president Of the board, presided.
Other members present we're Aldermen
Tripp, Mccarthy and Austin.
Rolls Of accounts were passed as follows:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-29
,,@rbur San" in ScutihIano.

Ser amerifaniIde 8aumpflanSuness
tag (narbor baD") bat in europa an
Derf6ieoenen Srfen, 10 namentli9 in
Der &beinprppin5, Gineang eefunben.
Seit feds Sabren bdlt Ole 2ofalabtbeiz
lung &refelo bes 2anbpirtbf6aftli&en
@ereins fir &beinpreuBen ,aliGbrlidl
am Is. Nobember einen 9ainpfldn:
Sungstag at. @s pcloen Oil Die Gna:
Cen bec obcrI ten Siafe aner 8oif2r
i9ulen oes 2anofreiies &refelb 1000
@tiid bier Bis f~iinfiGbrige StGmns
Der en1lif6en &tEte-eoiOparmGre bers
t6eilt, Die lie Ha9mittu9s um brsi ubr
pflansen.
Ginige Wp9en porber ner0ef! Die
9dumloGer eericGt uno bon "a al
bis gum 8aumpflan5un9stas erhaiien
Die anoben regelmGBinen l1nterriGt
iiber Die pflunaung, Die pflege unb ben
Tllben Oes Sbftbaumes.
Die notwithstanding 9otalab=
tbeilunJ bGft am 9flan5ungsta9e a6@
tpebfelao in Den ei%nScInsn Srten bss
&reife5 cine Notwithstanding ab.
Die nit Der campaigning beginnt
Sie Gnaben iperoen iibsr oas, mas
ibnen porgetrasen poroen lift. elm
eebeno gepriift unb Damn miro Die
8dumpflan3une porgenommen. Ha6
elmer &eibe bon Sabren perben ii9 Die
Srii9te b:eIer neusn g;nri6tung be-
mertbdr MAIDEN, inbem alsoann Die
8leinadersr IN Der Gage fein tper6en.
grDbere Mengen elmer Obftforte gum
Wdrfte Al brinden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-29
lieu, %usrmsnbuns Srs Stills.
9anowirtbiajaftlidje ger,u ertbaiis oes @au1
theprstiid) mno praftiidD nadtsepieien.

SQttouttfDt Gdttltdic GercrertDtt9 oes ytuus
theorstiid umo p~raftiidD nadtsewieien.
Ginen interehanten @erfu9 be5ii9s
li9 Der @erpenobarfeit 0es MiQs Der
GrobitGOte CUR Getpinnung BON be-
bauungsfdbigem 2ano fat Elm 9erIiner
Qbfubrzl angefteut. @r
lieB auf elmer in ser NGbe Oes Spans
bauer 8erges selegenen nieSri9en
GpreepieIe Den 9ausTii4 Biz 81 elmer
60te BON bier Meter %duffabren. Sas
bei purOe mir Wertb oarauf gelegt,
DAB Oerielbe loder lag. 10 Dab Die UNI
teren Sbeile Oieier QufI6ittung ni3t
Dem Ginffub Der @tmoipbarilien entz
sogen Durben; uuBerOem puroen Die
o6en berausIebenben grDberen Sperrz
itoffe pie Glds, Y~pr5eaan unb Sbons
gefGBe iiber BEN STAND ser 4ufi9itz
tung gseggt uno oort auf's neue nit
MiiG iibsrfabren. @uf Die 10 borbereis
tete SylG6e ipIroen probetpeiie &0rner@
frii6te, &i6en un0 &obl, iogar 8lis
men unO 3ierfrdu9er seidt be5p. ges
pfldn5t, unO allies pu9s prG9tig.
Gut gebieben namentli9 aud Die
Jrii9te, Die gu ibrer gntipidlung cine
GENTLE @drme nDtbig baben. 0i9ti9
mar lei oieien 8eriuGen Defenders Die
8eoba9tung, bab oas bon Sen 2an0s
pirtbsn itets eefir9tete @orbanosniein
Ser Sperritoffe itb our9aus ni9t als
binOerli6 fir Die lanOpirtbi9aftli9e
gertpert6uns bes MiiIs erfpies. Die
am meiIten gefiir9teten &onisrpens
bii6fen r~oteten 10 i6nen, oab lie f9on
na9 feds Monaten bel Ser ~geringiten
8eriibrung p01tg serfieler. Na9 ipes
nigen Sabren mar Der Miia in 5drbe.
geru6 uno Guberer 8eI6affenbeit
elmer normalen 9artener0e gang Gbns
li9 getpor0en.
Sieie praftii9en 8eriu9e iino in
polem Mabs beitdtist porben ourf
Die pihenT 6aftli9en 11nterIu6ungen
BON 81. 8. Sbteiing in Berlin, Der IiG
als Mitglieo ser fDntgli9en @eriu9ss
un0 Priifungsanitalt fir Waherperz
forgung uno Observation-Disclosures nit
bieien Sragen gu befafen bate. Quf
er ftelte feft, oaB 9uusmiia Elm bprz
5iigli6es Meliorationsmittel fir nieoz
rige, fumpftge uno faure @ieien BAR
itelt uno, au9 tpenn er nit Speiies
reiten unb Sperrftoffen semii6t lift.
auf Den pflan5enipu9s mir cine for
berlide @irfung ausiibt. Or. Sbiefino
fonnte audi na6peiien, oub Der Ianoz
tpirtbf9aftfi9en @erfpertbuns bes
9dusmiins beIonoers groBe bpsieniiGs
9eoenfen ni6t e~ntgeesniteben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-29

Dem gu fin6en. Sebr idlau BON ibm
in Der Shat, bd mir ibm bod ben Muf=
trag gegeben batten, iid na9 stpei 0as
men 11m5ufeben, bon Semen bic cine
tpeibe 2oGen triige. 8ie baft Su es
benn anaeitelIt, 5ranf. Glib JreeFon
urter oieien nmftdnoen gu e~rfennen?"
Glib Itano in mablofem Gtaunen
oa, oenn Der junge Mann tiibte Die
parferf6en MGo6en zines na6 Dem
anoeren in bO9it unaenirter Weife, pie
es nur 9riioer tbun.
pQber puBteit Su benin ni9t, DAP
es Sranf ift?" rief Moseie Yarfer,
ibrerfeits ni9t ipeniger erftaunt. rSu
muBt uns oft bon Sranf, unferm 9ri1>
Der Seemann, fpreden eeb0rt babsn;
er lit Ron portsmputb beriibergefpme
men, um an unferem 8ane tbeilSuneb=
men. Wolt Sbr ettpa mod chamber
porsefteut tperoen, na9bem sSbr Die
gunSe Strede BON 2onoon Der suiam@
men gefubren .feio?"
80, mir baben Sud riel gu eraGb>
len," erniOerte 2eutndnt Sranf; raber
i9 CLAUDE, bier lit tpeber Der pufenhe
Srt oa5u, mod Die ri9tige 3eit. Srduz
lein Sreefton fiebt blab uno absefpunnt
aug. @ir ipplIen fe na6 Sauie brin>
gen uno nit elmer Safe Sbee ftdrfen.
Hah6er foGIt sSbr oie sun5e uufregenbe
@ef6i6te e%rfobren."
Glib mar fir bieien 8ori9lag bunt=
bar. Sern jebt, ga Die @efabr pOriiber
unb Ser &iidf9lag eingetreten mar.
fiblte fie fih duBerit matt uno f9pa9.
limb bo6 mar in ibrem Sersen Son>
nenfdrstn, 6enn lie tpubte, oub fir is
cine andre. berrlide @ei9;dte beeons
nel1 bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-29

81 Der q fItfd bes va
teran 1dben bic er iten Irbeiten CUR
@~uffteIuns bes sranbiuisn Monus
ments, bas bic fterbli9e 9iiQe 2eos
XIII. aufne6men ion, ~besonnen. Das
Oenfmal pirb our 2infen beg Ipfts,
als Sesenftiid gu benz 9rdbmdl Sns
rpcen3 VIII. f9 erbeben. Der S4ops
fer bss Werfes, Der 8ilbbauer Sabo<
lini, bat fein Wert faft ~ppllenbet, uno
es pirb BON ben Sa6lreiden 8efu9ern
in ieinem Qtslier leb6aft b.punbert.
Der &iinitler Fat bic 3ige bes berz
f%tor5enen papfes nit auberprbents
Ii9er 2ebbaftisfeit pisbersegebsn.
2eo XIII. tit ftebenb borsefteIt, NIT
aum Sege1 erbobensr Redtsn; redts
BON linn ftebt bic 9efalt elmer srau,
bic bic Heligion bartlett, lints Elm
einfader pilger. Man bofft. bab bic
M%uffeQung i'm December poaenbet
feir pirb.
0erteinerte 2ei9en bat
man in Baltimore BEL Der 4ussra>
buns Der 2ei4en i'm 81. Mpbpnius'
Sriebbofe gsfunben, bic na4 einem
anberen gesrdbnibplas gei4afft per>
ben. @s iteute ii9 beraus, bah etli4e
in ben Suitanb Der 8srfteineruns
i~ibersesunsen iinb. SDtpeit iinb, iett
bic Musgra6unsen pOr etli4em Utonaz
ten besannen, bier berieinerte 3ei4sn
gefunben pprben. Sie leBte oerfelben
tam ans 2i4t, s!s bas @rab Der boz
21A Sabren s%eitorbenen alten Jrau
Ratbarine 8alenoosti seOffnet purbe.
Ser Sars 5erbra4, nnb bic 2ei4s
fam in einem 3utanbe gum IOrs
f4ein, ais pGre ie erft am Sage pors
Der beerbist tporoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-29
Cine traaifpmii6e Nn

= Cine tra9ttpmt9 DE Mns
gelegenbeii pirO aus Gurbupen be-
ri6tet. Der &rie9erperein bes Be-
sirfs Hprb>2anb<Diirite tonnte ii9
snbli9 i'm l.Bten Sommer cine SABINE
anf9affen, beren feftlt9e @eibe in
benz 0orfe RorObola untsr 8etbeiliz
gung aablreiGer 8ereine aus Der llms
sesenb itdttfdnb. Hun tpar bef9lpf=
fen pprben, baB ii9 Der 5eftSus ni9t
a1ein auf Horbbola beidrdnten ipat,
fonbern oaB er audi bas benu9barte
Sorf Osi9senbe gu beriibrtn babe.
8eibe Srte butten fi9 in feitlidfter
Weiie herdusgepubt. Oei4senoe aber
feiber pereebens, benin bel Der auBer>
sefpObnli9en 9ise. Die am Gage Der
5abnenpeibe berrI9te, tpurbe eegen
Die Weiterfi6runs bes 6~eit3uses naA
Oei9senbe energiI9 prpteitirt. Sos
aber paBte ben Oei6senbern nidf.
Sie bort pobnenoen Mitelieber oes
&rieeerpereins erflGrten fdmmtli6
ibren Qustritt. Oabur9 lit Die 3abt
Der Observation-Disclosures cine To-
feline geporben, DAP Der 8erein auf
9runb Der seItenben aIsemeinen Be
itimmungen feline SABINE traeen bari.
-Gsi 1T bisber Site see
fpefen, bdB ieber prdiibent Der franSD=
iii9en Hepublif cine MeoaiQe bat pro-
gen laHen, bic fein pprtrGt, umeebem
BON ben Spmbolen feiner @iirbs, siEer
ferneren 3ufunft aufbeipabrt. So eri<
itiren Webainen bon garnot, 6oure
urb 2oubet, urb es sri9ien nur natiire
li9, baB audi 9err 6auieres cine
Miinae auf fi6 unb feline YrGfbsnte
f9aft prdsen lieB. SIM 4uftruee bes
Senats unb Der Seputirtenfammer
bat fi6 nun Der betannte &iinitIer
Chaplain gu Sauierss nit Der 8itte
begeben, ibm gu biefem 3pede einise
Sibunsen gu gefpGfren. 4euBerff
frObli9, aber gang entf9ieben bat in
beb Der prdfibent. pie Der .Siearo"
beri9tet, bieIe @brung ieiner psrfpn
abselebnt. Mar a~tpeifelt in paris boz
ran, Of ss IebisIi9 8sfdeibenbeit Ober
erit rs4t 9Oie sstpsien lift. Die Serrn
Saqieres gu Der runbsn 4bfuge tsr=
anlabte. Sobiel ftsht iebenflils fet,
buB Chaplain ieoe fpeitere 8emibina
Bel benz Stadtsoberbaupt ais iiberz
fliiHis uufsesebsn unb i9 bamit be-
gniigt bat, lie au Gbren unp gum &C.
bG6tniB Der prdiibenti9aft BON 5ais
Heres geprGgte MiinSe leDisli9 nts
@pmbolen gu psrIehen, bic BON bx
&unitfertigteit GbaplNns freili6 eta
Sereotes .3sugniB ablessn, Der Ha4.
melt aber bod nur einen iebr unpp6.
fommenen gegriff BON Der gsgenfpdr.
tigen YrG fiDentidaft Der fran3DFfhen
3tepublif iiberliefern fperben.
= 8erf4nappt. Sants (bie
abreiien mill, na9 Der ubr iebenb):
&inber, in Sebn Minuten fGbrt Der
3ue bereits; nun if's bod f4on gu
fpdt! Sausberr: Betpobre; i4 babe
ia bic uhr cine @iertelftunbe Dor
geiteut!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-29
@aaren.N bIiefernng.

maarer obeebpIt uno abgeIiefert. Ra6tas Yreife
~ Shneue Seotenung. liz Sub BeuuipIpanIa str
Reu 61a2; VII, Nlain 1899. 9. Z Anfin, GIG.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-29

0Qir Ieiben geIb auf WbbeIn uub BiouIt ohns bic.
10 islbsn tpeasunebmeu. ebsnio aut Rb en- uno
Giamauteu.
Central Stau Co., EOS State Bite SIbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-29
Drant 9. Ttfbba6,
Demofratii9er @cnbibat fur
Gountp S@aBmeifer.

Bot ii@ bsrpFidtet, 3inieu on ben OHentIi9sn
@sISern su srIansen unb benz County 3us
fieben ~ IafIsn. Inter bieier 8erpfi4.uns
bittet er UNI Shre etimms BEL Der DabI am
6. Ropember 1906.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-29

xrant 9. 0aptu,
Demofratii9er Sanbibat fur
GonsreR> Abgeurbneter
bes 7. Diftrifts, eriudt freunbIi9ft aae
Stimmseber UNI 1nteritisuns. @abI am
6. Ropember 1905.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-29

0enrp ". &lausman,
RepubIifanii9er 8anpibat fir
suroepor bon Marion @nuntb,
empfebIt ii9 ben Stimmse6ern sur sefdaisen
Beridf1tisuns Bel Der WabI am 6. @opens
Der 1906.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
SMamts.

One cent word for each insertion, i've cents word for full week, seven times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
CITY CouRT CASES.


 William Marlowe, charged with talk ing a horse without permission, was iremanded one week for trial.
 Frank Rourke, charged with breach of the peace, was fined $5 and costs. Henry Schwab, Humphrey street shoemaker, who made the complaint, was brought to court on capias and asked why he did not appear in court Thursday. He said that he did not re- member anything. Attorney Hoyt in- formed Judge Mathewson that the man was intoxicated and he was fined $2 and costs.
 Michaelo De Lorenzo and Molly tgo, charged with improper conduct, were remanded until October 20,
 Lawrence Crusti, charged with the 1 theft of a watch, was allowed to go on suspension of judgment, He was on his way to return the timepiece when arrested
 Luigi Enrico, breach of the peace, $25 fine; Nicola Martino, breach of the peace, $3, and Pietro Julianelli, breach of the peace $2, and carrying concealed WedpOls' @Ou anu NOSl9' we're llle us" positions made in a downtown breach of the peace.
 Wallace M. Smith, young colored boy, was sent to the Reform school for stealing $1O from A. T. Mcdonald a Yale student The boy was employed 1 by a suit presser to collect clothing.
 Peter Gordon, charged with breach of the peace by Samuel Flaman, was fined s and costs.
 A nolle on payment of costs was en- tered in the breach of the peace case against Samuel Kite.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27

NO SHORT CALENDAR SESSION. There was no short calendar in the superior court yesterday because Judge Thayer was still sitting with the su- preme court at Bridgeport, and it is now known that he will not be able to hold court here next week. Therefore there will be no civil superior court next week here.
 The old cases assigned for trial will remain on the calendar list till week after next.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27

"Dis paper" said Weary Walker, "sez dey's quite a few people dat links it's unlucky to begin any work on Friday" "Well, dats a good begin- nin'," remarked Ragson Tatters; "mebbe alter while people'll be dat sen- slble about ev'ry day in de week. Philadelphia Press.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
DISCHARGED FROM ALL
 DEBTS.

1 DISCHARGED FROM ALL Ills 1 DEBTS.
 George E. Spare, who was formerly in the carriage business in this city, now ofa New York, was yesterday given a discharge from all his debts by Referee Henry G. Newton in the bankruptcy court. In this petition Mir. Spare ad- mitted owing $9,677S5, and in addition to this there were judgments obtained against him in lawsuits which brought the amount of his liabilities up to near ly $2O,GOO
 The creditors were unable to discover any property in MT, Spares name, and no one made any objection to his dis charge.
 I The estate of Herbert J. Augur, an art dealer of this city who went into bank ruptcy, will pay the creditors a dividend of about 15 per cent. on claims amount ing to $1,S50
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
THE CITY MISSION.
No. POI Orange Street,

Rev. W. D. Mossman, missionary pastor. There will be a special service at the City Mission Hall tomorrow evening at half-past seven o'clock and to which all are invited. An illustra- ted lecture will be given upon "The American Indians; Their Home Life, Schools and Missions Sixty dissolv ing views from the double stereopticon will add greatly to the interest in the subject. All are welcome. Other ser vices of the day and of the week as usual
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women's Combination Suits are very popular now, and our stock comprises many fine qualities at popular prices, as well as the very high grades.
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WILLIAM cAsT pAYs cosrs.

William Case the Auburn .(N. Y) man arrested here several days ago on his wife's complaint for non-support, was allowed to go by Judge Mathewson in the city court yesterday on payment of $6 costs.
 Assistant City Attorney Hoyt recom- mended this disposition of the case, as a reconciliation has been effected between Case and his wife.
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ALL good help should cal. here We supply. all the best places ana always liable Employment Agency. 763 Chap
 el Open evenings. m14-tf
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WANTED FOR U. s. ARMY.

SITUATION WANTED. BY lately arrived Swedish girl in a small family. Apply 396 Union ave- nue, West Haven. o27 1t
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
JoEDAVIs BRINGS SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD.

No Short Calendar session--DIscharged
 From All His Debts--Nottce of Ap-
 peaI--Willlam Case Pays Costs and I Gets .oH--City Court Trials.
 Attorney Charles E. Clarke, repre- senting Joseph Davis, of Hamden, has brought suit for $7OO damages against the Consolidated Railway company. The action is returnable to the court of common pleas on the first Tuesday in November.
 The plaintiff claims that on or about the first of April, 1906, the defendant 1 without the license of the plaintiff "wrongfully and unlawfully entered upon the premises of the plaintiff and cut and trimmed six shade trees stand, ing upon said premises"
 The writ, further alleges that wires and other fixtures were placed across the land of the plaintiff without his permission.
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COMPRESSED AIR
 Garnet, Cie ecBing Works

NO. lO1 CEUKE to thET, Carpets called for and delivered. over, in fact everything dons in the Carpet line.
 Carpets Cleaned without removal by most approved method
 All work satisfactorily and promptly done. Telephone gall lSSS-2
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NOTICE OF APPEAL.

The formal notice of appeal from the probating of the will of Marcella New man has been filed by counsel for Ella
 Sparks, a niece of the testratrix. Mrs. Newman's will was admittd to probate last week after contest by Miss
 Sparks Mrs. Newman gave her estate
 mainly to her grandnleces and gave $500
 to the rectory fund of St. Mary's church,
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The Union Trust Co
NEW HAYEM-

NEW HAVEN.
 CHARTERED by the state of Con. O necticut with authority to aof as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Re. celver, or Trustee, under will or dssd
 Is lLegal, depSGsitSTSy, n,iS,, of money paid Into Court ana puIiio Trust Funda porations and individuals, and admin. iaters trusts of all kinda Empowersd to act as reglstra. of stocks bonds or or other evidence of Indebtedness, manaSs sinking funds. and do all bus'ness such as usually done by trust oompanies.
 It also does general banking bus iness, collecting checks, noteT, coupons, and receives deposits: The principal of each trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general sssets of the Company.
 amined by inc bank eAami1er of inc State of Connecticut
 HENRY L. HOTCHKIsS. President. |.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL. TEeasurexs