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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
ST. AI,oYsIUs ANNIVERSARY

The St. Aloysius T. A. B. society will celebrate it's thirty third anniversary at the Hotel Oneco this evening, April 19. Addresses will be delivered by Presi- dent James F. Guncheon, the Rev. John J. Elty, president of the c. T. A. w.. of Connecticut, Attorney Frank J. Kin ney, county director, the Rev. John D. Coyle, chaplain of the society. Attorney B. E. Lynch, James F. Brennan and Michael {, Goode. Michael F. Camp bell will be the toastmaster. The ban quet committee are James F. Brennan, John J. McKeon, T. Frank Martin, James F. Guncheon and Daniel Bren- man,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19

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T1NTo COUNCILS FAIR

The attendance at the fair and ba- zaar of Tinto council, Knights of Co., lumbus, promises to be record-break- ing this evening. Besides the many Milford people contemplating to attend there will be delegation of seventy members from Russell council, K. of C., of New Haven, who are to provide an entertainment, and assist the local members in enthusing more activity.
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WILL HAVE FAST TEAM.

Bank Clerks Form Nine-Many Candi-
 dates Out.
 The bank clerks of this city are or- ganizing a baseball team which they expect will prove a hard proposition to any amateur nine in New Haven. A large number are out trying for the team, nearly all the banks in the city being represented by candidates, and quite bit of enthusiasm has been aroused. No captain has been elected as yet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
CONDUCTOR DISAPPEARS.

R.. M. Christopher Has Been Missing
 Since April il.
 Hartford, April 1S. Mrs. Alice M, Christopher, of Market street, is much disturbed over the strange disappear ance of her husband, Ralph M. Chris topher, conductor on the New Haven road, who left his home eahly in the afternoon of April Ii and has not been seen since.
 Mrs Christopher reported her hus- bands disappearance to the police yes- terday.
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Y. M. R. Q.

Entertainment Tonight After the Bus
 ness Meeting.
 The entertainment committee of the Young Mems Republican club has plan- ned for an entertainment which will follow the regular business meeting So- night This entertainment will be the first of a series which will follow. Pro- lessor EI. B. Reed of Yale has been fn- vited to speak, and for the other en- tertainments which will follow, speak CTS of note will be secured. and de- bates on civic and municipal affairs will be feature. Following the speak ing refreshments will be served.
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GRAND ARcANUM BANQUET.
Attended by Many Members of the ol

Attended by Many Members of the Or
 der in Hartford.
 Hartford, April 1S,-One hundred and seventeen members of the grand coun- ell of the Royal Arcanum of the state of Connecticut gathered in the dining room at the Allyn house last night for their annual banquet and reception Mayor F. W. Dickinson, of Springfield and Mayor T. L. Reilly, of Meriden, had been expected, but were unable to be present.
 Ar address was made by Mayor Hen ney. There were also speeches by George F. Kellogg, Supreme Trustee H K. Lathy, of Philadelphia; Grand Re gent Brayton, the Rev. Dr. J. c. Ad- ans, J. F. shaftoe, of Springfield, and others.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
MANY PERMITS ISSUED.

Building Inspector Austin Gives Per-
 mits for Seven Buildings,
 Building Inspector Austin issued sew eral permits yesterday.
 John Tyler was given permission to erect $3,OOO dwelling in Whalley ave- nue, Westville; George H. Leopold, an $8,000 residence in Willow street; New England Dairy company, an $S,0OO ad- dition to the plant in Hazel street; Winchester Repeating Arms company $1OOO0 loading room; w. J. Reid, d $5,O00 house in Read street; Herman schwanger, $6,OOO house in Thompson street
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
THE OAKS Ns. DANBuRY

The Oaks of the City league are en- deavorlng to get on for a game or two with the strong Danbury amateur nine and hope to soon visit the town of hat ters for their first game,
 Manager Condon expects to take his nine to Naugatuck Saturday, April 2S, to play the nine there,
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rHn MILROn GRENAnIERs

The sixth annual dance of the Gren- adler Drum corps will take place on Thursday evening, May IT. The corps will be guests of the Derby Drum corps of Derby, and will attend dance to be given in Gould's armory. The Milford corps. will leave on the GAS p. m. train,
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MAI HAVE TNN RoUNDs.

John McGowan, of S62 Whalley ave- nue, manager for the Westville Kid, a promising bantam, is willing to put his boy on with Young Cangane for ten rounds at eatchweights before any rep utable club and will put $50 or $1OO as a side bet The boys met at the Hepta- eophs smoker some time ago, and the contest was even up.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
Warranty Deeds.

Annie Kinnath to Grace M. Rouse, Chatham street, 40 feet
 Andrew Moorhead ct al. to Charles A. Johnson ct ux., Poplar street, 42 feet
 Andrew w. Archibald ct ux. to Mi- chael Etzel, Barren avenue, 75 feet,
 Hannah E. Love to Levi Lyon, York street, 19 feet.
 Donald Mitchell to Sarah c. Cram, Alden avenue, 100 feet.
 Charles F. H. Allen to Harris Gins berg, Oak street, 2S feet.
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casEs BEFORE THE CITY COURT

CASES BEFORE THE CITY COURI'
 r.bareed with being common night walkers Cora Dewey, alias Jane Trum- hell and Gertrude Cullen, alias May Adams. were sent to jail for thirty days hv Judge Mathewson in the police co,,rt yesterday morning. George J. wilson and John Eaton, two Yale sem sors, who were arrested by the 'hy1ng souaaron" in company with the girls, ryare also sentenced to thirty days in 4ai1 aach on charges of soliciting. Alt tornev James Sullivan appeared for inc ouartette and took an appeal under s15O bonds in all the cases
 According to the evidence the girls and students were arrested in Chap al street lunch room. Wilson told the court that they had met the girls in Church street restaurant, and after having something to eat they had had ah ice cream soda in nearby drug store They then walked up Crown street to their boarding place and Will son went inside to his room They then went to the Chapel street lunch room and were eating when arrested.
 Judge Matthewson said in passing judgment:
 CT feel that the situation in New Ha- ven in regard to offenses of this char acter Is a very peculiar one. Conditions which might be necessary or tolerated in other cities have no place here. find both of these girls guilty and will innose sentences ot thirty days in jail in each case.
 Touis Gabel and Louis Olovitch, two , bovs ten and twelve years old, respec- +ivelv were sent to the reform school bv Judge Mathewson in the police court charged with stealing two bicycles. This was not their first appearance in court for this offense, and they were committed as incorrigibles.
 The charge of burglary against Dan- iel p. Collett was nolled from lack of evidence. Collett was arrested for steal ing a barrel of vegetables from Com- merce street wholesale house, but the police were unable to obtain any evi- dence.
 Henry G. Williams was fined S1 for defrauding James Mills a State street restaurant keeper. Williams went into Mills NO. 3" on lower State street and after eating a square meal, walk ed out without settling for it.
 The case of Philip Golia, charged with breach of the peace, was contin- ued until April 20.
 George Howe whom the detective bu- real thinks knows something about a recent theft of bicycle, was remanded until April 21, upon a charge of idle ness.
 John J. Heating was taxed s2 for as- gaulting his wife.
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PROMINENT VISITORS.

Colonel F, Shelton Cornell, formerly of Chelton, but now of Missouri who was on Governor Luzon B. Morris staff, was visiting here yesterday
 Senator John NJ. Gearin of Oregon was in this city Tuesday, and last night left for Boston with Supreme Knight Hearn to attend the banquet of the Knights of Columbus of Massachu- setts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
SENATOR STANLEY IN RAGE.

Says He is Candidate for Re- Election
 in the Eleventh District.
 Senator John F. Shanley was at city hall yesterday and announced that he would be candidate for reelection as senator from the Eleventh district
 It has been stated that Attorney J. M Sullivan would oppose Senator Shanley for the nomination. To this all that Senator Shanley would say was that he would again be the candidate for the nomination.
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w. c. T. II.

To-day at 3 p. m., at 3O1 George street, the W. c. T. U. will hold a par Tor meeting, having as guests members of nearby unions. The state superln- tendent of press work, Mrs Theron M. Cooley of this city, will be- the speaker. A cordial invitation IS extended to the public to attend this meeting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
JENNINGS, DENIED SEPARATE
 TRIALS.

Mother and Son VIII be Tried Before Superior Court Wednesday Morning -HilIer nventory--AttachmeTt for $3OOO--Suit Withdrawn--Heir Will is Admitted--sarah Townsend Left $15,- 3O4-Cases Before the City Court.
 Judge Roraback in the criminal side of the superior court yesterday handed down a decision in which he denied the motion of counsel for Herbert w. ray lor and Ida W. Jennings, charged With the murder of Joseph E. Jennings Ill East Haven, for separate trails" Con sequently the wife of the dead man and the stepson, Taylor, will be tried to- gether. The trial will begin next wed nesday morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
GRANTED A LICENSE.

The county commissioners yesterday decided to grant a license to P. ]. Flan- agan for the Curtis house in Meriden. Flanagan was formerly In business at 100 West Main street. There was a. strong remonstrance against license for the Curtis house.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
CAPTAIN KENNEDY REr1rRNs

CAPTAIN KENNEDY RETURNS.
 Coach John A. Kennedy of the Yale varsity crew has returned from his trip to Massachusetts, where, with Captain Dick Morse of the eight, he saw the Harvard crew row. He says that Harvard is well in advance of the condition of the eSht at this stage of the season last year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
sIIIr wITHDRAWN.

The case of the Louisville and Nash vile Railroad company against the hodge Coal Storage company, of Nau- gatuck, has been withdrawn rom the auperior court. It was slut for $zo'- poo damages alleged to be due on a con tract for coal hoisting machines
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nn rNurNrnRY Is pUE.

The extension of the time granted Al torney Albert H. Barclay, adminlstra- tor of the $1Oo, ,OOO estate of Mrs. Abigail Hiller in which to file an inventory eA, nires to-day. It is not definitely decluea whether the inventory will be filed or another extension requested.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
ArrAcHMENT FoR sa,OOO.

An attachment upon property Ill Cold Spring street was made yesteruay by Constable Roscoe P. Brown m q slit brought by Miranda B, MerWin VII against Francis P. Sherwood for $S,OoV, The action is brought to recover on d note. Property in Fairfield was also attached in the same suit
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BOYS THREW STONES.

Three Youngsters Arrested by Officer
 Sallies Yesterday.
 A number of small boys got them selves into trouble recently by throw ing stones at the Malloy building on Grant street and breaking the windows Three of the boys were arrested by Officer sallies yesterday. They are Michael F. and William J, Donnelly of es Grant street and Vincent J. Agnes of Plymouth street. They will be charged with breach of the peace.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
CHILDREN OF MARY MEETING.

CHILDREN OF MARY MEETING.
 The Children of Mary of St. Johns church met at the school hall last even ing and proceeded in a beiy to the home of the late Miss Grace Goodwin in Gilbert avenue to tender their condo- lence to the bereaved family. Miss Goodwin was member of the society and the members feel much grieved over her death,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
THE EDGHWOoDs.

The Edgewoods' management will be essentially the same as last year ex- cept that Charlie Aggett, who was chief potentate in 1905, drops out because of lack of time to attetnd to the arrang- ing of games.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
11Ess WILL Is ADMITTED.

Judge C1eaveland yesterday admitted No probate the will of Emma Hess' which was contested by a niece, Mrs, ,ratherine Bormann of Farren avenue ,who alleged undue influence and men, aal incapacity as grounds for the con ses+ Mrs. Hess gave her property, worth $S.oOO, to her daughter, Mrs ,uartha P. Borst of 47 Perkins street e,nd to Theodore Hess, a nephew
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
sARAH TOWNSEND LENT sl5,8O4.

An inventory of the estate of Miss Sarah Townsend was filed in the pro lnate court. The estate is appraised by 1rrheodore P Hard and William J. Weld jto he worth s15,3O4,O2. All is personal ! property excepting $2,4oo, which is in real estate.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
NINE AFTER GAME.

The Pioneer baseball team would like to arrange a game with any team in this city or in nearby towns between the ages of seventeen and eighteen years Address Patrick J. Donahue, manager, S10 Bank street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
Mortgage Deeds.

James H. w. Stewart ct ux. to Ma tional Savings bank $200O.
 Charles A. Johnson ct ux. to Andrew Moorhead ct al, $l,20O,
 Michael Etzel to Julia A. Archibald, $500.
 Levi Lyon to Hannah E. Love, $4,OOO. Grace M Rouse to Annie Kinnath, $500
 Frederick A. Flagg to Peoples Bank and Trust company, $1,5O0'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
ANOTHER DEER KILLED.

One of herd of five deer was kill ed on the Air Line road at East Hamp- ton Tuesday. The train frightened the deer and it broke it's neck in running against fence,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
Quit-Claim Deeds

Charles S. Atzback to Benjamin F. Richards, 50 feet on Lester street.
 Benjamin F. Richards to Henry Le- land, 30 feet on Lester street.
 E. Grant Trowbridge to Amasa Trow- bride, 50 feet on Williams street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
IN ORANGE.
Warranty Deeds.

WdFTdHly DttuS, Edward J. Keenan ct ux. to Mary F. Conroy, 100 feet on Union avenue. Herbert H. s. Ames to William G. Williams 50 feet on west shore. Agnes Trowhridge to E. Grant Trow- bridge 45 feet on Blohm street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
RAN INTO CAPTAIN DUNN.

Boy on Bicycle Injures We'll Known
 Citizen in Orange Street.
 Captain T. K. Dunn, of 5S1 Orange street. while crossing Orange street near Audubon street, Tuesday night at o'clock, was run into by boy on a bicycle and cut about the head, but not seriously. He was taken to his home in carriage. The boy who ran into him ran away.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
Mortgape Deeds

Henry Leland to Colonial Realty company, 30 feet on Lester street, s6Oo
 William c. Williams to Herbert H. & Ames, 50 feet on west shore, $500.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
LOUIS A. CAMP DEAD.
Prominent Seymour Man Dies of Heart
 Trouble

Seymour, April 1S,-Louis A. Camp, secretary of the New Haven Copper Go. former member of the school board, first selectman and state representa- tive, died here this morning of heart trouble. He leaves a wife and three children, one of whom is a Yale stu dent.
 He was a member of New Haven commandery. Knights Templar.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
co1JrMBrTs TEAM CHALLENGE,

The Columbus baseball team chal- lenges any nine that averages sev- enteen years. Any club desiring a game should address Manager Tonic Spose, S22 Blake street, Westville.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19

COMMITTED BREACH OF PEACE.
 Louis Levy of 90 Elliott street was arrested for breach of the peace yes terday afternoon by Officer Sallies.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19

LARGE ATTENDANCE AT CHURCH SUPPER.
 The parish house supper at Christ church, West Haven, last night was very largely attended. A good time was enjoyed by all present.
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