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StaOt Baltimore.

r|..H ''# I'd ..I
Eobit q ortGn. n. Ter prod.
tiNe Yobit / @ortcL gfr. 320, @elt.
@iOoIeltroBc, 1T icbt 9c0iiuct, uno
miro ic0cn 9(bcnO ourd Gin por5iigli.
Dies nuiifnlii6cS uu0 Gouoepillcs
4|ro0romm Gin grobcS Eublitum All.
1c5ogclt, mcldJca III Dem fitblen @nr.
ten unGcnebmc Stumocu perlebt 4|ro.
fciior Miller'S Ordpiter cDnjcrtirt II.
ior0t oic portrCifIibc Slide 0e9 81.
9cltbiimera ). VI. st. Collins iiir
Spciicn un0 @ctrGltfc. Gin Ncluh
oC3 Yobit @artcnS miro iih oabcr
lobncn.
Cine Yiano Grun&ul.
tom. - Scr - Sabre olte Glmcr
SommcrS, Der ulAob, er ici elm
ShuIlebrcr uno mobne in 9tr. 22S.
9toro p. Gorcpitrobc. fnuite Dor cinis
ger Belt pom Der 0ran5 Smit6 Biuuo
So. iiir $500 elm FSiono unO olS ole
GompoQnic crinbr, 0aB CT 0a@ Hto.
no pcrtntii bottc, Iieb lie i'm Der
baitcn. @n Der Mulberrp mo Som.
nr0itroBe oerindtc or. 6cn Tctettiu3
lid mo 8ahIc III cntfonmcn. oOd)
gcln1a ibn 0ic3 ridjt, NM CT muroc
IN Die mittlcrc l}oIi}eiltution Qcbrad)t
no CT beltte Morlcn Gin @crb0r ia.
ben miro.
@olItc mas @rtro'9 uni
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tern Wfor0eu III ser mittIeren Yoli.
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gnn nm So unO Die Soften beS Ser.
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StroBen6obnmNaaon bon Der uor0e.
rem Yl%ottlornl ans 5u beIteigen, unO
ais i'm Der WotOriilbrer borouf outi-
merfiam mad)tc. Bob Dies nid)t er.
loubt lei, mo Fronf lid trotOem mei.
9erte, Die Hlottiorm 81 nerloiien, licB
Der Wotorfiibrer i'm oltr6 Den Folis
5iIten Bull berboIten. ''-
90 te fret gtfprp d II
NJ er0en. H. Inter Der MnflG0e 6c9
GiebltobI8 BON SiIbcribdoren i'm
@ertbc porp $50 luurbe g~eiterp Mor.
gen oSoiepb q. &mnrncp, einf26Sabrc
otter Wonn 0cnD Eoli5eiridtcr@ran
nan porgefiibrt. Gr ioltc Die @oo-
rem Der ,0clpcoCrcSotcl -Gompognie"
acitobIcn bobcr, upb bieielben lpur.
Sen old in bCm bon Sorrncn be.
mobnten 3immcr an Der Nor0.
GocnItrobe ouiGciunocn. Ger Ser.
boitete acItono, 6ob CT Die @oorer in
ieinem 8eiit babe. Nof ippIlte cr lie
bon eincm Wonrc acfouIt boben, ais
cr i'm uQepcrinQ 6Ouic" mobntc. gr
er;1blte cine 2ciocnsGcidihte IcineS
2ebcns, oie 70 riitrcno ousfiel. hoi
Ser Beiddft&fijbrcr oca Sotels .ieine
aniduIoigung }urlld5o9 unb Der go.
li5eiridter Den jun9an Monn laufen
lieb.
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Melttrn IarNIanS @~iieubahn.

Slee. b~erIattcu Siacr.Gtiton nie foIei;
TddIthl.
: 20 Worocns 49, GhHeliFIq. SdaerstnpH, VI.
a @. -l'abu uno luSlrupmnteu @Dnutda pGe.
cod lIHN GbamherShurG.
q 80 Eudhm. NflDm. und1 lnions9lrto1t.
~ Edfiid, auSg cnuHimcn Gcnniaa. q
z 90 MinIpeuS Dnri lto Seitnshuuc Tifpm. i,
$40 ptpTQenS -SngsrSioipH ltno Sh'2eetsbnre
Instrumentation.
90 DEMONSTRATION, uah @etttyours UNI
gurt. '"4
1917 Sorri.-Tffom. nab uuior.Pttope.
$40 gtu,nn. -siffor. nab @Ibnoun, yorf u-e
u. g. s.. Gin,
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1925 NbcnhS-Nifon. nan lfuinna4tioae.
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GunnhPr.
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Gill Mot nH Der Fcuin ighe. sStatou an.
n Hs0ertion, nsrdltScibGftStfibrcr.
y NJ. Ssrrn. @cnerGIs4'a Haoisr -Haeri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-10
GbcIascafc TompIcr.Gompoauic.

. GHelnpcnte Ginie.
Sle1onie Fniin0tet . fnInplcr "Hualilta" iillo
.Nttldntu" nab
Efb Gnint 6umiurt urb ToTiott, @n.
SninptCr o~criutlel baltimore idalt6 t0is1f'
nnnlnien GplninNs) nm $40 Whelbe mn iotts
ulcll IN GIb l'uiitt Comfort mn It lllr Uturqrlts
uuo In 9iurfpli I'M 7li Wiur9cnS on, 0Iihltc
bcnh an Die @iie1hnbu6ilRC ildb alien Nlnttttl
ers GilOeIS uIo SiinmCiicIrS.
Nprf-Gircrpiuic,
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baltimore"
nan Wrft,Fniut uro Midlmnnh. Fa.
9atIpfct n~erlniien baltimore id0lih t0nsaes
1nntmeT Snru..nNS) nm 2 ulbr giadbmlttGQS ma
inuutCn ~ QGcii 4,niut I'M 7 30 DlnrGens unf
III Nidlrlnn6 nm p.2h JfnrNcu9 on.
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pnli 9,nliirntc nbiuhrCuocu Sampler. NH bic
BON Wcit -ElniHt AT 5icnftuRCn, SuHneritaqeH
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an HicniinaeH, SnuucrifnQClt n10 snmftnnen
pom baltimore liIo an Wioltnacrt. Wiitturbel
mo SrcitnNen bon gacit Iiniut nbiGbrrnneH
Sampler lc1en In OnriiDlJn mb GldD NGnf an
fhci piiniiiQem ggciicr).
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nhcri. @crid nniOcGrhCu imn Sdiitteti8iHmCr
I'M Rornilc rcferbirt mcrhtt In hen blefiUen
Nilpt |IfrenUr: Wr. 40, Gu. Baltimore. Strabc,
". ~. Npbion, NNctt, yir. t27. Ut Baltimore.
StrnHr. nher bch Snupi Viircdur: Nr. $50.
sinht.e troir, gnitimurc, 0O
NenbrH Honrr. ~. Z, Sbiam,
Z. q. MtT anncl. Shlls wct fGn ,sNent.
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w ll0t "Uplpo,
". mad Ntoniie.6tt1 an @ohcuiuGen; ~
nab Miianttc.6itb tdplld. Pile dilpe baliP1
IN Y0ilmiuGtpn; e bdlt inGbehcr.
HaitI. Nftom, GdmheH Gtntiru. ?S.66. ISIS
Norm, l2 90. 2H.iO Todbnt.; MT. Nnhal Stu.,
rs. ia. 1870 VcrnI., 1926. 26lh glndm.
Nberbrcn Viitom, Gdniheli Citation II 90
RNdbHi.. 1910 Wbcuh5, MI. NtOOal @tdttDH.
n Of Np,6m., $B.tb ghrnns.
IicfcruirunG Ron RoIm IN GhIGi' nher 9dt.
inr 'gbnNQou5. Gpcitc Staten etc. peroen tctnel
belcrat per Selepben IN nlcn %inlnenoer etlet
RfirHIur: GtGCleas unb Snrni0Nd- z itGbe. e. &
u. 99nitc 1910. uber l}h. Gntrilulio 1901: nj.
HnbdI-S tpiiun. 6. & H. mi. Serron 3i23;
Climber z tntipu Sr%inrnntionS Qircul, 6. y u.
Srmtb. t2a. recr mo. SOurtlanO 272b. uio Wv.
l2i. Cfn -Qirndnmnb.
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@crdantS' & Mincrs' SrauspOrta-
tim SumpnnO.

Tnd Nofton uno bent Often: leocn Wipntag,
9icnilHG, 0onlleritue NIB Sninftng, aheHoT
q ubr.
gIudb Prontocncc unn ncrn often: ieoen Conn
too. WIittuod uno SrritGg, elbetos q llbr.
9ilb YtcupOrtJ IcluS ullo giuriolt: ldGlitb lrn
& 1lbr Nbern5.
Srnhi miro .apli6 bis 9 llbr ab;nh5 thr nu
benz GAGE nbfubrcuoe Sampler alRenolnmCIt.
gindb Gupuml0b uuo benz Giihcu: tcoeH Diem
gpituncr UNI PROVIDENCE Sampler lubreu bon
Der 26eribe am SURE 0e5 HunNf0pdS at. Gu
bununb 9dmpicr bon ocr g4erlic am GnBe Der
gBettsSdlSsgiheWIe.
Is. ". @lUingbanl, N9ent.
Yuug fSpd.
~. Y. Turner, @.,P. sNGcnt.
". I. Gtc6binS, Sen. Man.
SaupihiirPnu - SiibuIt.Gte Wrrlgan. mo
HiGBt.Strobe. ". ul3.T&S-l
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meib id]. oob Die iouitGrcn &rrb6lt
niiic in orn ShIa6tbGuicrr in lucl
d,cn sic &1ipcftiou ncincm Niircolr
o6lic9t, 3luor nidJt oltr6Q0nJiQ be.
~fric0i0cnD, obcr 0pd} bel Mcitcm bel
icr ltno, ol& %Oicicnigen ser Gurt-
i6ritt&- NnIogCL in lucIdcn feiuc&n-
ipcftipu ltottiinoct."
Server io9t CT, i6nn lci bctonut.
onN piclC froufe Tbicrc rod Den
N}nrftccntrcn p%crion6t lper0cn, in DC.
ltcro feline Sllipcftion ltottiinoct. Gr
rGth oobcr, sic Snipcttion 10 ldncIl,
oGS m6gIiH ouS3uocbncnL mo CT.
fIdrt, oo3 &rrGon1en nad %lripcttion
lei 10 groB. oab Sen gIniorOcrungc1t
nidt cntfcrnt entipro6cn mcrocn
f0nrc. Gr icbt Damn bil5ll:
nG@ oiirite ordy nidt iibcrfIiiiiig
crlheipCn, SIT bcntcrtcn, Dob in ic.
Dem Sdlodtbot&, gIcidypicI, ipie bic
louitdrcn 3uItGn0c bcihaiiCu icin
nto8cn, picIcS oorbonoGt lit, mas
Genllcnl9cn mCId)cr an cillen iold)cu
Nnblid nid)t Gcm0bnt lit, cmp0rcno
cridcint, un0 OoB 0cricniQc, Scr lie
bclrdt lid alli Den Nnblid bon @litt
mo l(nrotb 0eloGt mod}ct mltb, un0
lid, nldt iOlntocrn bari mern iein
@erud@linn 0ur6 m,on0cnrbmc
Iiiitc bcIeioigt miro, luCuu cr ul,h
onOercrlcitV icrti9 ml@Qcihlodtctc
RiEocr mo &ammcI ulO pcriitbrcri.
id)cu Sdinfcn uno Spcd 3t icbcn
befonmt.
Ger 9erift beitc6t ans ll3 NIT
Scr Sdreibntoidinc Qeihricbcncn
Sciten, Io@ Gomitc bat nit icincr
Auigobc ou -. Mars bcGonncn uno
bat 0os Merf bis sum -. WiGr5
f~ortgCicbt. Scr ll%utcriudluN mur.
Den onc Sdlodtbduier nit NcQic.
rings &nipcttion@Oicnit, Ionic 5ruci
onOere ShIndtbGuicr mntcr5oNer.
Ser betrcffcr0c Ncridt bc0innt
NIT Den 3uitGnOcn Der Union
Stof 2)nrO@ in Chicago, mcld)e cine
6ldd)c bon 500 Nderu umioiicn, BON
ocncn nltr 80 Ndcr Q~cpiloitcrt iin0.
Sic 9elpdiiermQ lit gut" conitutirt
Der 9criht, limo Die GtGuc limo 10
rein QcbnIten, oils ca nit Der 9fntur
Der @cid)6itc i~ibcrboupt pcrcinbor.
lib it,"
@ctrCii& Scr 2(Htc Mortcm lSlt.
lpettion miro 0ie NuiflGrlng NcaC.
ben, BOB Die Suriidgcmieienen Sbicrc
bon Den GiNcntbiImcrn aus ocnSt6l.
len Qcihofit mcr0Cn m~IiiIien ltn0 Dem
@cicB cntiprCd)cuO mcitcr Gcgcbu
mCrocn D. h.. iic merOcn ipGtcr untcr
DER notwithstanding Don b%utocaitoot,
Iidcn unO itG6tiidcr Ncomtcn in CT
ncnl oiii5icllcn Sdlo6tbouS &c
idluttct, 81 % ShlaAtbduiern bon
Chicago miro ole Yoitmortcm I'M
teriudalna Dor0cnommch mo c@
miro in Oicicn Dos 1eionmtcFrobutt
unteriudt.
No9 Gonitc bat ole &almc IN
Den c%rDGbntcn Gtablilicncnta inter.
iudt mo nui ibrt iunitGrcu NcOin.
gltnNcn 9cpriiit. Ger @cribt in0t
oicabc5iialid; Sic ionitGrcn 81.
ItGnOc iino III einiacn Shluhtbdll.
fern quite, III onOcren gcnii0cnOc mo
in on0cren idIehtc,"
Gin bon Dem Gomitc inter Dem
13. Npril Crltuttctcr Nod)truA3 Nc.
ridt biloet cine @ciprehung Der IN
Der o&nncet" un0 in on0crCn 3cit
idriftcn crid)icncncn oIuu9lc "9lrti.
fcl, Sn Grlpincrung oui Ole Nn0rii-
ic bciBt Is in Dem Ncrift:
Ser Fro3cb 0c8 Shlodtcna bon
&ieb u1O Der &crorbeitung oc5 Hro.
Oltftca miro in Chicago IN foloiiulcm
Wobitobc 5rtr ap@fiibrung Ncbroht
ltnO ca lit mobr, OoB in DiclCn Sal.
len ole 0ciunbbeitlidcn Hiidiid)tcn
mic @Iit mo &idt, I'M >Sr,tcrCiic Der
2ciltun0@iGbia.c;t Der InloNcn &C.
opfert moroen limo. Gic NnipicIung
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Baltimore Tampf Eofct So.
(gltc unb SnUrrl1tRne Nai.9iuie.)
Tic Ncr. Giudicn Rot bci6rhernb.

pic Ncr. GiudieiIsF plt bclOrhernb.
Tampfcr o0irniut." mcul, y~Nlabnmn,"
Weurnin." ,TeuneRce."
Tdfitpicr lnDrcll loGIib. SonniaGs nrSoenoni'
melt, bon heu ulini Clinic "@iierS. Cir. los.
pigbtsG irnBc, $50 gbenns. bret mad Gl6
9ptnt Comfort, gtorluli, lipriSmout6 NIB aleu-
alnntten ocS SiibcnS. &CrbtnbmtH in Oh
9'oilit Comfort nit ,G. & o, giicnbnbl." giud
0tibmnno, GcrbiuhunG in Vnriofroutb mt BEN
yGcnboarb gtir Cine" inlihcn qua nab 4'Ort3-
mouth UNI NiluntG. Sn gtpriulf NcrbinhuuP
nit Der y%gtiinitic 6nnii Cine" gorfo'f lino
melilih Iino s,Slo Gomininn zine" :lntb gictns
Gcrn gldfbinatou. N,'G,, Rihmonb. IA. uuh
Stem Ylurf.
WinbI1riicn nab curopdifhrm EInuc. Purus
ride NaiilcnSimmcr, cctlrifbe NClcuhtuun,
Enmptbci5unN, anicn lrci Retcrbtrtc Nniitcn,
]Jiuunler IN belt Wil(ct'NirrNlr Der oYGL cine, "
9jr, l07. Sft.{1liitIures Giraffe, 9r 300 mo
5os. HiNbbGirnBc, G. ". g.. Office. Sitonit 6fe
Baltimore iinb GalbCrt,C Giraffe, Continental
5rhl Nniloina uno gtIbauGbs. gtr. 1903, Horo'
Charles 5trpbe. ,l,f.
Gubn ~. Sbcriuupo, u, @ruiun,
Ftceslirif. II. CScn. sWianagcr. @erl. .4iu. .etaent.
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@arpiasS & gcnnIatumnia n. n.

TEFHFT'""H " NNHTW'UNWFW "f "
8Rle h~sr,dff'n Horth -yIoe.' II, SGf ctr Chiffon
f7.a0 Rorm. rd@ Ynrf tdaIih. ans .enOtuuIef
GOnntns9.
p ~ Anr::. nat Hr'ia nm q ,nninas.
$50 Worm. nod Prlnir iiglito. ausgenomHep
Snnntnaa.
325 gndhnl mo Uoti i0U,ib. aisGs ,InmmfH
. Gopnings.
q W Glutbgi. nod RpIin HuT g0nrinas.
H.20 Jidtbm. natt Delta tdIiit9. aiSdeEonm'r
GuitHinnS. +.
coo NhenbS nndb S,eIair tdqIiI0, ausaena,n,
men Erluinl9
II 90 AbcnhS nab Vclntr MIR Gonniaqk.
IA huslns mad Ftlnir WiItttpod.S unb Com
NJ HdnR. L.s.
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Baltimore Sbio- Sabn.
tI0aIi6. IGdelih. mtSoeuoutlnen Sonutags,
2ginr GutuItaGS. r

blpttbillle UAtDt Gtunhc uht OCf Sttnht' non
Gumncll q Citation nab gInfbinatui an gJna
dbcHtdGefI, 500 Nnrm. bio 500 NbcuhS, init
EuIImul Slcnit. SrilQerc Gblabri bon Wt.
ggni6inaton, GerIaNcn mt. NobaI Ct, 900,
MO. 1870. ts.4b, 'D.4s, liO.b5. lttb3 Bors
mitlaaS, : 2l2. 10. li2An. ltb5. t2.A3. 1850.
*i.tI. 1853. 1853. tG0g. 1850. %s.Up. '1Ob5,
't132 9ltcnnS. ncrI. GHmhcu Ct. 1900, +8.t5.
1913. l7.20, $500. $3.50. 1900, 1000, III 10
Eurmiitn0e. ll2.OO Nd6tS. 1900. 212.1S.
Il 100, Pins, Zoo, 800, l306, 400. +4.30,
800. lh.C5. 2i.35. 1000, *G.1G. 1920, Il. 90,
$500. ts.1G, ?10.0G, tt005s +ll10, *tl4t
Nhrnns.
NnuapOlic, mt. RobaI citation. no unb
2s.i5 SlurmtltnQS, l6.bb yinhut GnmOettfSla O.,
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-15
CUT PRICES
To-Day on overcoats at J. Johnson &
 Sons.

To-Day on Overeoats at J. Johnson &
 Sons.
 Good news to all who need fine over coats! ! J. Johnson & Sons, the ex- elusive clothiers, have arranged a spe- cial benefit for the male portion of this community. There will be a days sale, beginning early this morning and con tinuing until closing time tonight, at which overcoats will be sold at cut prices The immortal Shakespeare, in one of his plays, speaks of "the most unkindest cut of all" He surely did not, with provision, Took down the corridors of time' and predict concern ing Johnson &5 Sons great sale to-day Had he done so he would have called it the kindest cut of all"
 And, indeed, it is an act of kindness and generosity on the part of Johnson & Sons to so set the prices on their mammoth stock of splendid overcoats as to bring them easily within the pur- chasing reach of all.
 So bear in mind you can take your pick, to-day, of a hobby overcoat made right up to date, with everything per- feet and satisfactory about 1t, at prices away below its actual value.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-15
COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION.
Men Who Wish to Become Lawyers
 The O'Brien Case.

Men Who Wish to Become Lawyers
 The O'Brien Case.
 At a meeting of the New Haven County Bar association yesterday morning. President Williams presiding, permission was given to several candi- dates to take the examinations for ad- mission to the bar at Hartford this month. Professor George D. Watrous presented the report of the lnVestlSat- ing committee, which recommended un- qualified approval of all but three can- didates who asked the bar to pass on their names. In the case of these three the report put the matter Of thelr ap- proval or rejection up to the bar itself. The reasons for so doing were interest ing.
 The following candidates were ap- proved by the report, and this portion of the repor4 was adopted by the bar; Edward G. Bobbin, John A. Conan, Lockett c. Ely Robert E. Lee, Charles F. Roberts and Thomas McB. Steele.
 With respect to L. Russell Carter, jr., of Waterbury; Wilfred B. Jansen, OI OUlCdSOI dIIu lSIdGl Ils Vhoo' NN A'ASAA den, the committee said 1t knew noth- ing against the character of either or them, and submitted their names to the bar for approval or disapproval so that a precedent might be established in flu ture cases.
 The committee said that since the de- cision of the supreme court on the peti- ton of Matthew E. O'Brien, of Bridge port, for admission to the bar the all most unlimited power of the county bar to exclude an applicant from admission even to examination has been made ap- parent, and with this power comes a very grave responsibility. Tt should be borne in mind that a vote approving candidates application is not conclu- sive on the feature of his character, as the applicant must satisfy the examin- ing committee that he is person of good moral character"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-15
AT THE BIJou.

Miss Shipmans S support is excellent. Everett Butterfield is to play the part of Pierre, character which he has played before with success. Lawrence B. McGill will be seen as the Cheval- Her Maurice de Vaudrey. Dorothy Lamb is cast as Henriette, Edith Cro- Illus os Mother Frochard, giving her excellent opportunity for the display of her ability as character actress. William F. Canfeld is to play Jac- ques.
 The fourth act shows a street scene with a beautiful church. The ground Is covered with snow and through it struggles the poor blind orphan girl. The climax is in the last act when the two sisters, long separated, are finally reunited.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-15
THE cHAs. MoNsoN STORES.
Popular and Reliable Stores Crowde,

Popular and Reliable Stores Crowded
 Daily With Satisfied Shoppers
 Special Glove Opportunity To-Day
 Many more shoppers than ever be- fore are realizing the wisdom of doing their Christmas buying early this year. and as a result the Chas. Mon- son company is doing more business now than during the corresponding days of a year ago, which were the largest in the history of the firm.
 Thursdays great rush of gift buy CTS was caused by the announcement of a sale of the much wanted long kid gloves. New Haven women, and even the men say an opportunity to buy long gloves for Christmas gifts at a saving, and were mot slow in taking advantage of it. The continuation of this sale Saturday is advertised in another page.
 The Chas. Monson company glove de- partment is famous for short gloves as well as pons ones, and in spite of the great scarcity of skins and the low grades which are bound to come at this time. they have maintained their reputation for quality in all their gloves, even the moderately priced ones.
 Other style departments doing a big business at this time are the silks and dress good departments. The cloak and suit department, the new art depart ment situated on the third floor; the lace and Handkerchief department; the gentlemen's furnishing department and the ladies' underwear,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-15
AT TR1N1TY MI iE.


 At Trinity Methodist church Sunday morning the, pastor will preach on "Overmuch Righteous, Can This Be?" The music will be an anthem for open ing, Jesus, Lover of My Soul" by Jones; for offertory trio, God, the Lord Hath Spoken" by Maunder, Dur ing the service the kindergarten will have it's session and will relieve parents of small children of their care, and at the same time give helpful and enter taining teaching to the little ones. At the Sunday school will be found classes for persons of all ages. The meeting for young people at 6:3O will be led by MT. White. At evening worship the sermon will beon Don't Break Through a Hedge" The quartette will sing for opening 'Now the Day is Over" by Marks; for offertory, "Oh, for the Pearly Gates" by Hanscom.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-15
LADIES EVERYWHERE USE TT.

The use of Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic is becoming quite general in every la- dy's toilet in New Haven.
 It is unequalled for overcoming the offensive odlor from and curing nasal catarrh, and for sore eyes, sore mouth or sore throat it has no equal. Used as douche in local treatment of feminine ills it's effects are immediate.
 Mrs. L. M. Furbush writes: q never before used such wonderful cleans ing and healing antiseptic as Paxtine. I wish every suffering woman knew about it is as local treatment for in- flammation or alteration, 1t has done so much for me. I am sure I will never be without it in the toilet.'
 The sale of Paxtine is rapidly in- oreasing, because as fast as bne wom- an uses it and learns of it's value she has told others. Have you tried Pax tine? soc at druggists. For sample address The R. Paxton Co.,, 75 Pope building, Boston, Mass.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-15
THE HARTFORD LIFE.
INsURANCE COMPANIES BIG
 FIGHT IN ST, ,OOO, ,O0O SUIT
Case Before Judge Thaycr in the Su- perior Court Yesterday--Policyhold Seek to Have safety Fund Divided.


 Before Judge Thayer in the superior court yesterday the demurrer in the suit of Charles H. Dresser, of Hart ford, against the Hartford Life Insur- ance company went on as the first round of the big fight started by pol icyholders,
 In this suit MT. Dresser and about twenty others, representing 10000 pol icyholders, ask that a safety fund of $1 ,000, 900 be distributed among them. The Security company, also of Hart ford, is made a party to the suit by the same for the loss of over $10O,O00 from this safety fund, it being alleged that the Security, having this fund in hand for investment, sold certain Unit ed States bonds assets of the insurance company, and bought others, netting the loss.
 Attorney Sperry, of Hartford, appear ed yesterday for the Hartford Life and Attorney Gross for the Security. The firm of Bristol, Stoddard, Beach & Fisher and Attorney Talcott H. Russell, of this city, represented the complain ants.
 The demurrer was very long, being printed in book form, and takes up in detail each one of the thirty-one parts of the complaint and cites for each a different defense. In effect, the demur- Ter asks for the throwing of the case out of court.
 The hearing of this matter with ar guments by several attorneys on either side, took up practically the whole day.
 Motions made recently to amend the complaint whereby the Security is made a defendant and is specifically sued has been granted.