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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 7:52 a. m.
 Harper's for May at The Pease, Lewis Co
 The New Haven Bird club will hold 8 regular meeting in the Y, M. c. A. parlors this evening. All members are urged to attend
 Jennie B. Cation hive, No. 22, L. o. T. M, will hold a whist at r Adeline street, Thursday evening, April 25. Members and friends are invited. Play will start at quarter after eight.
 New Haven Rebekah lodge, No. 3, announces a social whist and pinochle, to which the public is invited, for this evening at its lodge room in Odd Fel- lows hall, Crown street
 It was stated last evening at the home of Captain Cowles, who has been sick for some time, that he was rest ing more comfortably and that he was now taking nourshment
 Perseverance council, No. SS, D. of L.. will hold its regular meeting this ev- ening in A. O. U. w. hall Members are requested to be present as business of importance will be transacted. There will be no whist this week.
 Mrs. c. s. Johnson will be the host ess at the meeting this evening of the Calvary church Benevolent society Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock. Important business Is to come befora < the society at 4:15 o'clock. It Is hoped every member will be present.
 The Urban Realty company of this city have declared a dividend of five per cent, which is the second dividend of that amount within the past year. Sales were made through Realty Trust of 62 Liberty street, New York, of which c. J. Anderson of 137 Orange street, is the local representative.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
SOPHOMORE CONTEST.
Yale Speakers to Try for Prizes in An
 nual Event.

Yale Speakers to Try for Prizes in An
 nual Event
 The annual sophonomre contest for first and second prizes offered by the university for excellence in public speaking will be held this evening at 7:S0 o'clock in Lampson lyceum.
 The contest will be of unusual inter- lest as the contestants are among the best speakers of the sophomore class. The speeches have all be taken from addresses delivered during the last ses- sion of congress and therefore cover a varied and interesting range of sub- ject.
 Colonel c. w. Pickett, Dr. W. L. Phil Hips and Hon. Frank s, Butterworth are to act as judges.
 The contest is open to the public free |of charge.
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Local Weather Report.

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BETHEL HAS A FIREBURG.
Two 1ncendiary Fires Last Night Max

Two Incendiary Fires Last Night Mak-
 ing Four Within a Week.
 Bethel April 2S.-Two fires, making four in week, occurred here last night. The barn and carpenter shop of A. H, Senior, builder, was destroyed about Il and early this morning the shop owned by George c, Durant and occupied by Lewis Olmstead wood- worker and painter Samuel Kyle, car riage maker and blacksmith; w. J. Nichols, liveryman for storage of car riages, and the Adams Express com pany for express wagons, was burned. Both fires were apparently set, and there Is no clue to the incendiary. The loss on the first building was about $1, 1,5Oo and on the latter about $3,5OO
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KENT CLUE OFFICERS.

The regular quarterly election of or- ficers of the Yale Kent club took place Monda yevening at the Law school with an unusually large attendance, there being a sharp contest for nearly all of the offices. The following were elected to serve for the remainder of the year:
 President-John A. Conan, 1907, of Pittsburg, Pa.
 Vice president-Saul Berman, 1908, of New Haven.
 secretary-H. H. Harbison, 1909, of Dayton, Ohio.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
Four Men and 25O Horses Perish in
 New York.

Four Men and 25O Horses Perish in
 New York
 New York, April 2S.--Four men and 25O horses burned to death, twelve fire men injured, two engines wrecked by collisions with street cars, and a prop erty loss of $2oO,OOO-this was the cost of the citys fires before o'clock to- day The fatalities were incidental to the destruction of stable Building at Christopher and Barrow streets, short Fly after midnight.
 The stable disaster, which was re- markable for number of thrilling res cues, was only the beginning of a series of early morning blazes which kept the streets echolng was racing engines un- til long after daybreak and left the fire men of almost every district complete ly Jagged out when they finished their long fight against the flames that de- stroyed the repair shop and many cars in the New York Central's Melrose yards, between and o'clock.
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ASKS FOR CASH.

City Is Planning to Finance Improve
 ments.
 Controller Rowe said yesterday that he would In all probability ask the board of finance at tomorrow nights meeting to pass vote authorizing the mayor and the controller to borrow $lO0,00O with which to start the con- templated improvements at Grown street. The money will be used in an- tleipatlon of the bond issues which have been voted to cover the cost of the improvements. By borrowing money in anticipation of the bonds the work can be more speedily accom- plished.
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nRYING Ir IN FACTORIES.

Winsted, April 2S.-The method of burning ashes and coal with mixture of oxallc acid and salt which is now becoming generally known is being tried at two of the local factories and thus far the results have been satisfac- tory The experiments were made at the plants of the Strong Manufacturing company and Winsted Hosiery com pany will continue the experiments for several weeks
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DENATURED ALCOHOL PLANT
 RTADY

Danbury, April 2S.-The Solvents Re- .covery company has completed the erection of it's alcohol denaturing de- partment and has installed the equip ment. Manufacturing operations will begin at once. It is expected that the hat manufacturing concerns of the Danbury and Bethel districts will con- sume a large amount of denatured all cohol.
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WISH TO CONTRADICT STATE
 MENT


 The Adnalgamated Society of Carr penters and Joiners, which is at odds with J. F. Plunkett, the agent of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, made this statement yesterday:
 We, the members of the New Haven Branch of the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners, wish to contra dict his statement that we are ifon-un- ion men. It is nothing more or less than to intimidate us and we want his proof for so doing, or we will be com pelled to take other ways to get at 1t.
 'One of our members tried to come to some agreement with them. Until we hear from our appeal our members made the proposition to take their working card for that certain length of time, but we have heard nothing from them. We, the members, have got a great deal to lose and all we want is square treatment andA fair play"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
Warranty Deeds.

Sarah M. Holmes to Edgar Thomas. land with buildings, Dover street, 40 feet.
 Charlotte A. osborn to silvano and Teresa Sette, land with buildings, Blatchley avenue, 50 feet.
 James J. Hoyt of Kenosha, Wis, to Clifford H. Munson. undivided one-flfth interest in land Bassett street, 527 feet; Winchester avenue, 149 feet; Lilac street. S5 feet; Lilac street, 9S feet; Li- lac street, S5 feet; Lilac street. S5 feet; Lilac street 70 feet.
 Flora l. Hum to John P cotter, land with buildings Carmel street. 85 feet; Goffe street, 1S2 feet.
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FTRE IN MAPPING.

Mapping, April 2S-The farm house, tobacco shed, tobacco sorting room, workshop and wood shed Of Judson Rockwell were destroyed by fire about 1:S0 yesterday. The barn was saved. The buildings were situated q mile northwest of the churches, Only the furniture on the first floor was saved, The loss is sS,OoO. partly insured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
TO-DAY's EXERCIsEs.

This morning at Il o'clock, at the Forbes memorial chapel, the consecra- tion of the new building will take place, conducted by Bishop Brewster. The rite of confirmation will be ad- ininistered to the first class of candi- dates in the history of the Forbes ave- nue work. The bishop will preach.
 After the luncheon, in the parish house adjoining, an organ recital will be given by Professor Harry B. Jepson, of the Yale Music school, beginning at 3 o'clock The services are open to the public
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
STATE sPIRITUALIsTs ASsOCIA-
 TION.

The Connecticut State spiritualist association, incorporated, yesterday filed articles of association in the office of the secretary of state, It's head quarters will be in Hartford. The ar ticles say that it's object is ito frater- 1iize the Spiritualists of Connecticut, and the promulgation of the philosophy of Spiritualism" The subscribers are the following; Edward Brewer, Albert A. Gustine, Earle B, Kenyon, Eliza A., Lamberton, Jennie E. Dillon, George B, Cooley.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
GAS MAINS TO RRANFORD

The New Haven Gas Co. has com menced work of laying gas mains to Branford. A large force of men began work last week at the Four Corners in New Haven, laying the big main which will be continued through East Haven, and over the hills. The main which now supplies East Haven is not large enough to supply that town and Branford and that is the reason work has been commenced at the Four Cor ners.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
PASTOR AFTER LoNGwoRTHs.
Say Entertainment They Cave on sun

Say Entertainment They Gave on Sun
 day Violated All Laws.
 Cincinnati, April 2s."The breakfast given by the Longworths on Sunday was just as much a violation of the law as the open saloons down town declar- ed Rev. Robert Watson, pastor of the Second Presbyterian church.
 In his sermon Sunday the Rev. MT. Watson denounced the guests at the Lcngworth breakfast, many of whom were members of his own congregation.
 Congressman Longworth and his family not only broke the laws of the state and church, but the laws of God as well, in giving an entertainment such as this breakfast on Sunday" he said, "Longworth is congressman, sworn to uphold the laws, and yet he deliberately breaks them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
JAMES KANE FOUND DEAD.

Well Known Builder of Meriden Ex-
 pires Suddenly.
 Meriden, April 2S.-James Kane, sev- enty-three years old, a former alder man, member of the Town Hall Build ing committee, and one of the best known builders in this part of the state was found dead in bed this morning by his wife. Abdominal hemorrhages, fol- lowing an attack of acute indigestion, caused his death,
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INCoR PoRrATED

Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state at Hart ford yesterday by the Story-Bell Land company wit ha capital of $5,OOO The company will deal in real estate in this city and New. York. The incorpora- tors are Noble P. Bishop, president of the Foskett Bishop Co.,, c. J. Ander- son and Dr. Norton R. Hotchkiss, all of this city
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, April 2S, 1905.
 forecast for Wednesday and Thurs Eastern New York, Rain Wednesday, followed by fair in the afternoon. Thursday fair; brisk to high east shift ing to west winds
 New England, rain Wednesday; brisk to high shifting winds on the coast; Thursday fair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
Ehs gGmrual xud Gumrter
Wednesday, April 24, 1907.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Auction sale-R. B. Mallory Dress Goods-Gamble-D Desmond Go. Est. s: s. Whitney-Probate Notice Est. M $. Whitney-Probate Notice For Rent-Houses- M. Ward For Sale-Houses-J T. Sloan co. For Rent-Flat-11 Park Street pe-Nuts-Grocers'
 Our Garments-Hamilton & Co. Postum--Grocers
 steamers-White Star Line -Holland-American Line Tours-Penn. R. R.
 Trips-So. Pacific R. R.
 White Stuffs-Chas. Monson Go. Women's Footwear-N. H. Shoe Co.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

MT. and Mrs. William F. Stahl, of Howard avenue, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Minnie Louise, to Harry w. Manville. The wedding was quietly celebrated at the home of the brides parents.
 MT. Manville is well known travel ing salesman and was formerly in the employ of Prince & Whitely, bankers and brokers in this city. Both bride and groom have large circle of friends.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
NEW iARRTvAT

MT. and Mrs. Howard Frisbie of 52 Bishop street are the proud parents of a bouncing boy which arrived at 4 o'clock Monday morning. Dr. San ford is the attending physician. water bury friends are also interested, the happy mother being former resident these
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
Mortgage Deeds.

George Treiber to Julia Rotman, land with buildings, Auburn street. SO feet.
 Silvano and Teresa sette to Charlotte A. Osborn, land with buildings, Blatch- ley avenue, 50 feet.
 John T. Cotter to James W. Ford, land with buildings, Carmel street, 35 feet; Goffe street, 132 feet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
THERE WAS ANOTHER COLE
 APRIL.

Twenty-Five years ago April was just as cold and even colder than the pres- ent one. At that time there were fre- quent snowstorms in the month and overcoats were worn until after the op- ening of May Along the last of April, twenty-five years ago, the thermometers suddenly ran up to 80 and then dropped to 2S over night. The summer which followed was exceeding cool.
 New Haveners now expect that there will be cool summer.
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Very resectfully yours, EDWARD F. BRADLEY, President. HENRY T. BLAKE, Secretary.
VISITED HERE YESTERDAY

Colin M. Ingersoll, former chief engin- ger of the New Haven road, who until few years ago had charge of all the company's construction work, but Is now located in New York city, paid a visit to number of his railroad friends in this city yesterday. MT. Ingersol is at present in charge of all the bridges in Greater New York, and the traffic arrangements over the same. He has contracts amounting to about $5O,O0Os- 00J in his care, 1t is stated.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
HAS CHARTERED LAUNCHES.

Fishing Parties to be Run at Light
 house Point.
 Mr, Thomas Butler, the proprietor of the Lighthouse Point hotel went to New York yesterday and arranged to purchase several launches, which he is to make use of this summer
 MT. Butler has already chartered one launch which he himself will run from the point to this city for the adYan- tage of those desirous of the ride He has arranged to have men who will act as guides to the black fishing grounds, when the season for black fish arrives.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
LOST BARGE FROM TOW IN A
 HARD RIl0W

New London, April 2S.-The tug El- mer A. Keeler, towing five barges from New York, lost the barge susquehanna from her tow one mile and half east of the Cornfeld Point lightship in a hard blow last night An unknown man on the barge was drowned. He was told to jump to the tug, which ran alongside after the towline broke, but did not do go in time and fell into the sea,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.
Was Jolted From His Team

Peter Tanyane, of 69 Sylvan. avenue who is well known about the city as a vegetable peddler, was thrown from his team while crossing the railroad tracks at the Silver street freight yards yesterday morning. He sustained a bad scalp wound through his head striking on a rail and was taken to tho New Haven hospital in the police an,hu- lance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
Mns rHANnr.RR III4

The many friends of Mrs. Chandler wife of MT. Chandler, who was for many years ianitor of St. PauTs church ty now confined to her bed with a re- turn of her former serious illness at her home on Orange street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
cHILDREN,s ENTERTAINMENr.

CHILDREN'S s ENIERIAINM MENT.
 The Junior league of the Epworth M E. church on Orange street will give an entertainment in the lecture room of the church on Thursday evening of this week at o'clock for the benefit of the Womans Home Missionary society The program Is as follows: Cantata-The Little Gypsy. Dialogue-The Farmer and the Agent. Song--M Merry Little Babies. Solo-Just Little German Boy. Dialogue-M Mothers club. Good Night song.
 Junior song.
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YOUNG woMENs GUILD.
At Dwight Place Cuhrch-Annual Ex-
 hibition,

AI DWIBHL EIdCt- NUHKVIIT- T-@AIIlIuaI I9A-
 hibition.
 The annual exhibition of the Young Women's guild of Dwight Place church will be given in the parish house on Friday evening at 7;45.
 The proceeds of Friday evening will be devoted to the education of a girl in one of the schools in India. The program includes fancy march, a Swedish folk dance in costume, baby dance, the children to wear Buster Brown suits. The Glee club from the high school will also assist and cream and candy will be for sale by the young ladies.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
OLD FOLKS, CONCERT

The young people of the United church will give an old folks concert in the chapel on Friday evening at 8 o'clock Tickets 25 cents. Old-time melodies, recitations and instrumental music are on the programme.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
SECOND ISSUE OF PUBLICITY.

Hartford, April 23.-The second issue of publicity was distributed to the gen. eral assembly to-day and many of the members at once expressed themselves as indignant at certain references thought to be made to them as body
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CCEpTs POSITION AS ORGANIsT

ACCEPTS POSITION AS ORGANIsT.
 Lorenzo Oviatt, one of Milford's boys, who has been the organist of the First Methodist church in this city for the past year, has accepted the position in the new Christ church in West Haven. Many friends wish MT Oviatt much success in his new church.
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MILFoRp GRENApIERs.

The annual parade and dance of the Grenadier drum corps, of Milford, will be held on Thursday evening, May 2. The visiting corps will join in the pa rade, which will be given before the dance.
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AT BURWELLs BEACH.

Mrs. Mary Pelcher and family went to Woodmont yesterday to occupy their new cottage on Burwelrs Beach for the summer.
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UNION CITY BARN BURNED.

Naugatuck, Conn, April 23.-A barn belonging to E. F. smith & Sons in Un- ion City district, was burned earlty to- day with a loss of about $1,200.
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PROPERTY SALE IN NASHVILLE.

F'hUFEKI1 6ALE IN WEoI ILIE'
 The three new two family houses on Dyer street have been bought bX Charles B. Canada of Fitch street. The houses were bought from the Connecti- cut Realty and Savings company of Hartford and the amount of land in- volved in the sales about two hundred feet facing Dyer street with a depth of about 150 feet. It is understood that the property formerly had been held at about $15,000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24

The Peck & Bishop Go, 1S3 Orange St, large vans for furniture moving. Order early.
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STILL UNCONSCIOUS.

Mrs. James F. Parsons. of Livingston street, still lies unconscious from the paralytic shock which she received two weeks ago.
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Lease.

Theodore R. Blakeslee to Richard H. Mallory, store 1125 Chapel street for antique and curiosity shos, three years.
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Assienment of Lease.

Michael Strionese to Adolfo Cascio, lease from May Florence Duey, record ed in New Haven Land Records, 5S2, page 27S.
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Bishop & Co.,, 1855 Orange St., inter- national mercantile, marine and other European lines.
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Going abroad this summer? See Bishop & Co, 1s5 Orange street, for tickets and cheques.
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The Peck & Bishop Co.,, 1SS Orange St., have storage warehouses located corner Chapel and Olive streets
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Bishop & Co.,, 1855 Orange St, steam ship tickets to Europe, all lines.
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RESIGNS AFTER THIRTY-NINE
 YEARS

Section Foreman James J. Richmond on the Midland division of the New Haven road, resident of Willimantic, has resigned and left the company's service after term of work covering nearly thirty-nine years.
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SAILED FOR EuRoPE.

Mrs. Tyner, wife of Judge Tyner, sail ed for Europe last Thursday. Judge Tyner will follow later, and they will spend three months in Paris.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24

The Peck & Bishop Co.,, 1S3 Orange St., have the best facilities for moving pianos.
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Entertainment 1908.

The Wa-Keeney Entertainment
Association announces the fol
lowing course of six numbers
for the season of 1908. Examine
the list.
November 2S-M Marshall Choate
Crouch in THE Simple Life "
This is popular lecture, full of
humor and pathos and sure to
amuSe, instruct and elevate. The
time is Thursday evening,
Thanksgiving day. The Golden
Belt Educational Association
meets here on the following days
and all teachers should attend
this lecture, though it has no
connection with the Golden
Belt
January 1O-The La Dell-Fox
Concert company, of Canada, in
Guiding a reader and a violinist;
four people. If there is any
music in your soul you will want
to hear this company.
February 4-Hon. G. A. Gear
hart in 1.-THE Footprints of the
Centuries. This is the one
solid lecture of the course and
should appeal to all thinking
people.
March 81 The Royal Male
Quartette, including two violin
lists and a reader. Male Quar-
tettes have always been popular
with Wa-Keeney audiences and
this one alone will be worth the
price of a season ticket.
The executive committee is ne
gotiating for another number, a
musical number. if it can be Sc
cured, but cannot announce the
date at this time. By buying
season tickets now the purchaser
is sure of getting six numbers,
end probably seven, for the
former price of FIVE
Season tickets will be placed
on sale at the drug store Satur-
day, October 10, buy now and
get good seats. The prices are
as follows: Season tickets,
adults 81; school pupils $3.50.
Single admission so and 35 cents.