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PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT.
Many Friends of Miss Maud Ethel
 Gordon Enjoy Her Hospitality.

Miss Maude Ethel Gordon of Prince ten, N. J., gave a party to a number of her friends at 1157 Chapel street, on Thursday last week It was delight ful affair, the evening being spent in games, music. etc. Toward the hour of midnight very dainty lunch was served. In the center of the table was large punch bowl of sweet cider MT. Denison and Miss Hoadley served 1 The party broke up shortly after mid night and all expressed their appreci- ation of So charming. a hostess, Among those present were Misses Bessie Kirk patrick, Edith Kirlpatrick, Van Win kle Bronson, Lyon Winitred Robbins, Palmer, Fitch Hoadley Meyer, Pierce, Erickson, Holbrook, Birdsey, Phelps, Ida Louise Gordon.
 Messrs. Homer R. Denison, Fulton Ferguson, M. A, "; Percival, Ogden of sell Carter. M. A.. Norman Russell, 1 Irving Russell, Forest Franklin Louis Armstrong M. D., MT. Iatro of Maine, Harold Phipps, Howard Phipps, Dr, Smiley, DDS.
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SURPRISE ON CHAMPION.
Friends Celebrate Birthday With
 sHim Saturday.

A number of the friends of Game Warden John NJ Champion observed his ffty-fifth birthday anniversary last Saturday evening with surprise party at his house. The group consisted en- tirely of very close personal friends and very pleasant evening was spent. Mir. Crampton was presented with a very handsome gift by those present. Among the number were Governor Rol- lin s. Woodruff, Dr. Rollin N1cNeil, Enos Kimberly, Frank c. Bushnell and other prominent citizens.
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Whose Say-SO Is Best /?

With nearly all medicines put up for sale through druggists, one has to take the mak- CTS say-so alone and exclusively as to their curative value. Of course, such testimony is not that of a disinterested party and ac- cordingly is not to be given the same credit as if written from disinterested motives.
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NEW HAVEN.
Initial Performance of "The Shoe-
 maker" This Evening.

Something quite departure from the usual calibre of melodrama will be the offering at the New Haven theater tonight, Tuesday and We'd nesday night and at the matinee Wednesday.
 Incidentally the new play, which is by Hal Reid and called The Shoe maker" will introduce Lew Welch, the popular character actor and come dian in a novel role, that of Hebrew mender and maker of shoes. MT. Welch is one of a few opponents of a certain type of Jews who make their homes on the east side of New York after coming to America from foreign shores. He has lived in the midst of these people all his life and knows the character as well as he does himself,
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SECOND UNION MEETING.

The second of the series of union prayer meetings which ase being held by the First Baptist, English Laenerah, Humphrey street CongregNhonal ano Epworth M. E. churches WI De hela tomorrow evening at 7:45 'ociock a' the English Lutheran church on lAW- renee street. The subject NWll pe Thanksgiving and Revival.
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Mir. sothern.

The same charm and interest which attached to Sherlock Holmes and to Rallies because of the detective ele- ment in the story is said to predomi- nate in Mir. sothern's new play, "The Fool Hath Said In His Heart" which has been especially written for him by Laurence Irving, founded on Dostojeff- skis "Crime and Punishment" MT. Sothern will present this play at the Hyperion Thursday evening, and on Friday evening If were King"
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FIR NIGH LINE
WHifzs IsBEnn VERY ILL.

Willis IsbsIl, the well known member of Admiral FSote post, c. A. R., who is more familiarly known to the general public as "ParAen Isbell,' is seriously i'll at his home iA Westville with pneu- monia He is bSing attended by pr. Marsh. His condition yesterday was encouraging and although his advanced years make the fight hard one' his recovery is looked fort
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LECTURE ON POSTURE.

An illustrated lecture on Posture will be delivered tomorrow evening by Dr. Henry Ling Taylor of New York city in the Yale Psychological laboratory. Dr. Taylor is an eminent orthopaedist and is president of the American Or thopedic association. HIS lecture is one which should be of general interest. It Is to be held under the auspices of the New Haven Physical Education society and is free to all.
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FIRE IN STATE STREET.
pardec- -Encnbcrgcr Building Blaze
 Discovered in Time.


 Discovered ln Time.
 About il o'clock Saturday night fir broke out on the top floor of the five story building owned by iho Pard5e, Ellenberger company at 10f s,ate street and had it not been discovered as promptly as 1t wls, a very serious fire would undoubtedly have resulted. Engineer J. Griffin of No. 7's engine company saw flames coming out of the top windows and he called to Drivas Philip Reilly Of the same engine house who gave the alarm.
 The fire started in 2 closet on the top floor, how is not known as no one was on that floor, which is the cigar work room, after o'clock yesterd y afternoon.
 The hose was carried up the five flights and the blaze quickly exti7- guished. The total damage is about $500, most to tobacco, stored on the floor. It Is covered by insurance,
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P0LI's.

Cressey and Dayne Head Big Thanks
 giving Week Bill.
 The big Thanksgiving week bill at Poli's will h. he1ded by Cressey and Dayne in their laughable comedy one> act pleye.te entitled 'TGe Village Law
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COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES.

COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES.
 Tho Committee on Ordinances of the
 Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing in Room 10-11, City Hall Mon day, November 25, 1907, at 8 o'clock p. m. for the consideration of the follow ing petition: Petition of Alderman Loos for amend ment of section 56 of the City Ordin- ances concerning change in the fire limits on Whitney avenue, Bradley street, Orange street, Clark street and State street. ing are hereby notified to be present and be heard thereon without further rhotice Per order EMIL LOos, Chairman. | Attest: X. OSWALD PALLNIAN, n22 St Assistant City Clerk
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MARINE REC ORD. a Port of New Raven.
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ARRIVED,

ARRIVED, Sch Eaglet Harris New York Sch Aida Willis, Onset, L. l.
 CLEARED. Sch Clifford N, Carver. Sch Alabambra, Metcalf, Greenport. Sch New Era (B.) Caswell, Liverpool, N S.
 Sch Irene McCIintock. N. Y. Sch Bessie and Leila, McPherson, N. r. Sch Resolute Smith, Port Jefferscn Sch Fred Snow Tate, Providence sgsi Sch Lizzie Godfrey Godfrey. Sch Lizzie p. (B.) Allison, St. John, NE.
 NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES. New London, Nov. 24.-Arrived; Schooners Cymbeline, (brD from New York; Hugh John, (br.) from New York for Charlottestown; Gladys s, Whiddin, (br) Poirrer, from Cambellton for New York; Mary Sanford Smith, from Port Depaix for Providence; Jessie Barlow, from Hurricane Island for New York Tues; Aries with five barges from west; Nemasket with three from east.
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West Indies & Orient,

Special cruises by superb steamers lasting from 16-T9 days. Cost from S75II $500 and iip Steamers
 Tourist department for general in| formation. Travellers checks good all over the world.
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s4srln,ss N.Y.&N.H.Lln

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 TNaves Ne3y Haven 9;U0 D. m., SkNH pier hont ds Brown Street. Leav New York 0t:09 ?. rn., Cortland stre: psar No IA. N. R. FS79 'Sc, excursi tickets ii.2S.t Rooms sl. Take Cha ~A ~NANH' O H. FISHER. Ages e. A asu @aSeas ced
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COMMITTED ON SEWERS AND

COMMITTEE ON SEWERS AND
 M SQUARES.
 Tho Cemmittee on Sewers and Squares ofAthe Board of Aldermen will hold publicshearing in Room 14, City Hall, Monday, November 25, 1907, at 8 o'clock D. m for. the consideration Of the following petitions:
 Petition of the New Haven Park Com mission requesting that the City Con- troller be authorized and empowered to make and execute a, warrantee deed for the conveyance of two pieces of land adjoining sherman avenue to Charles K. Ofi1eld in exchange for a strip of land of about seven acres adjoining Beaver Pond park.
 All persons interested in theNforego- Ing are hereby notified to be present and. be heard thereon without further notice.
 Per order
 W. PERRY CURTIss Chairman. Attest:
 A. OSWALD PALLMAN
 n22 st Assistant City Clerk.
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NOTICE.
 The Bureau of Compensation will hold public hearing in Room 10, City Hall, November 26, 1907 at 8 o'clock D. m on the assessment of benefits and damages due to the discontinuing of Sheffield avenue from Masog street to Munson street.
 n22 St B. N BLATCELEY, Clerk.
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Mrs. Q. A. Lyman of 'Whalley avenue is fhe gues. tals week of her sister, Mrs. Charles Pcix of Danbury.
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Mrs. J. J. .O'Meara and daghter, Miss Helen O'Meara of Daggett street, have retrned from an enjoyable vhiit With relatives in New Jersey and New York.
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Mrs. Carrie R. sparli1 cf e. Iaris, Mo-. is the guest of Mrs. Charlotte Wright of Townsend avenue this week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-25

Dr. William c. Dagg2tt, who has been i'll with typhoid fever is now at Atlantic City recuperatlng. He eX- poets to resume his practice Deaem- Der 1.
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Mir. and Mrs. Cha les A, Costello of 222 Whallcy avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of q son on Thursday, Mo- vember 21, Mrs, Costello was Miss Adelia IIillman
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Mrs Wri~ht is also eatertoring Mrs. Harriet J. Dodge of Hartford
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-31
Disclosures Result From a
Secret Investigation Made by Gov
ernor BuChtel--Appalling Con-
ditiOnS in Slaughter and
Cold Storage Houses.
Legislature Asked Today to Immediately Pro-
vide for State Meat Inspector---Meat
Barred from The Big Banquet to
Be Given Tonight

Denver. Jan. 81 CSpeciaD The
biggest sensation that has startled
Denver in several days came today
when it was announced that thor
ough investigation of small slaughter
houses and cold storage establish
ments throughout the state Of Colo
rado. made under the direction Of
Governor Buchtel, had laid bare con-
ditions Of the most revolving nature
It is announced that it has b zen as
certained by the gentlemen who con-
Quoted tire investigation that many of
the meat and cold storage houses over
the state have been and are now
handling meats and canned goods
that are rankly diseased and are dan
gerous to human life.
The legislature was today asked
by the governor to make iElmediaLe
provisions for a state meat inspector
who can enter upon his work at once
ard complete the investigation start.
ed, punish the guilty and dc every
th'ne to prevent the further uahc
IN diseased meats. 1t was given out
that many of the owners of the meat
establishments have been innocent
of the fact that they are handling
diseased meats.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-31

\ big crowd attended the regular
mid-woek hop at the Auditorium last
night
Six new Calupscs for the Western
Pacific came into the city over the
Rio Grande late yesterday afternoon
and attracted attention while stand
ing in the local yards. These caboos-
es are OF the very latest designs and
are truly equipped with all modern
improvements. They are numbered
from 10000 to 2O.O06. The big ca
booses left the city this morning for
the far west to be put into service'
This morning Charles c. Knowles
received a letter from Benjamin l..
Wilson. head master of the Wilson
School Fishkill-On-The-H New
York thanking him for the box of
fine Grand valley apples sent Mr.. VIII
son by Mr.. Knowles some weeks ago.
The school man writes that the ap-
pies were far superior to any that
they are able to secure in New York,
in spite of the fact that New York is
one of the greatest apple growing
states in the union. It is at this fam
Gus private school that Mr.. Knowles
two young sons are pupils. Head
Master Wilson writes that the two
boys are in excellent health and are
doing splendidly in their studies.
Saturday evening was held an Ep-
worth League Cabinet meeting for
Rio Grande district of Colorado. Five
members of the Cabinet We're pres
ent. being President Albert Shepherd
of Telluride, Mrs. c. w. Smith and
Mr.. Grove of Grand Junction, Mr..
Gipe of Cedar Edge and Miss Maud
White of Montrose. The meeting took
up the matter of the convention to be
held at Paonia late in May or early in
June, making arrangements for a
successful meeting at that time and
did some work looking to a more per-
feet organization of this district
Montrose Enterprise.
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CARD SYSTEM

Denver. Jan. 31.-(speciaD-The
card system employed by the mine
owners at Cripple Creek, Telluride
and Leadville during the great strike
a few years ago will be given atten-
tion by the Colorado state legisla-
ture.
Senator Scott this morning intro
duced a bill making it a misdemeanor
for all mine employers to require
their employees to show cards signify
ing that they are not members Of any
union or association of miners.
1t is said that the card system is
opposed by some of the mine own
ers themselves who state that the best
workmen are union men.
The bill is liable TO cause much dis
cussion.
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FOR THE BLIND

Denver, Colo, Jan, al tSpeciaD
A State Industrial Workshop for
the blind people of Colorado may be
established in the near future.
Some time ago large number of
blind people held a meeting in Dem
yer and decided to urge the present
legislature to make some provision
that would furnish employment for
the blind There are over 25O blind
persons in Denver alone. The mat
ter was presented to Governor Buch-
tel and he at once gave it his hearty
approval. A bill providing for state
Industrial workshop for those VINO
have lost their sight will be intro
duced at once in the house of repre-
sentatives.
Fifteen thousand dollars from the
state will put the institution in good
working order.
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CRIME TO DRINK

Denver, Jan. 3i.-Malling it "A
crime to treat friends to drink in pun
lie FALCONS Senator DE la Nergne to-
day introduced in the senate the most
unique bill of the session.. should II
he made law there will he but one
or two things left for the friend OF the
glass that cheers-pay or 20 thlrstN'
The measure has for its object the
suppression of excessive drinking and
drunkenness if possible. II does not
affect private club rooms.
According to Senator De La Nergne
the practice of treating tends 10 pro-
mote drinking more than any one
thing. He cites that but for the set
ting up" to friends and being social
able and accepting treat less liquor
would be used.
For violation of the proposed law
both the giver and talNer as well as
the proprietor or bartender is Liable
to a fine of from $500 to 500.
The bill is carefully worded ana
there is no way to get around it,
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Several weeks ago Governor Buch-
tel appointed DR.. c. G Land, state
veterinarian. Dean Carlyle and an
other official of the state agricultural
college. to carry on in secret the in
vestigations into the meat and cold
storage industry of the state, They
visited many portions OF the state
and did their work thoroughly. and
the details they gathered form most
shocking story,
This morning bill was introduced
IN the house providing for on inspec-
tor The members of both houses
have agreed with the governor to
rush the bill through rapidly and it is
expected 10 be enacted into law
within the next few days.
Governor Buchtel is so thoroughly
aroused over the discoveries that he
will moi permit any meat that has
passed through slaughter houses or
cold storage establishments to be serv-
ed at the Good Fellowship banquet at
which he will act as host this evening.
Roast beef, tenderloin steaks. will he
barred. as win canned goods of many
descriptions found on a banquet table
The only meat will be roast chicken.
The sensational disclosures are be-
ing widely discussed today.
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CONCENTRATION OF WEALTH.

One per cent of our population
owns practically 80 per cent Of the
entire wealth of the nation.
Our eighteen million wage earners
receive an average of about $500 per
year.
Nine tenths of our business men
are notoriously failures.
Our clergy receives an average an
nual salary of about $500. The aver
age for educators is even lower.
OF our six million farmers. one
third are tenants and the homes OF
one-third of the remaining two-thirds
are mortgaged-Henry C. Call to the
American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science.
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TO ABOLISH 1T

Denver, Jan. ST. (SpeciaD-Rep-
resentative Dodge. of Denver, this
morning introduced a bill providing
that the state board of arbitration
shall be abolished. The bill declares
that the board is useless and costs
the state $4,000 year. The labor or
ganizations have never taken advant-
age of the board as they always
fought shy of any board of arbitra-
tion that was provided by a corpora
tion administration, or a board that
is really political in its nature.
Some days ago Representative kile
of Pueblo, introduced a bill looking
toward making this board effective
but the bill has died a natural death
in the hands of the committee.
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WAS A DELIGHTFUL DANCE.

The ladies and gentlemen. mostly
members of the old Mesa club. who
gathered at Margery hall last even
ing, enjoyed one of the most delight
full dances the club has had this sea-
son. There was very large number
in attendance.
The floor was in excellent condition
and Prof. Payne's orchestra furnished
the music.
Late in the evening light refresh
ments. temptingly prepared We're
served in the small banquet room.
A more congenial company would
tave been hard to find.
It was one of those merry gather
ings that will long be remembered by
those who were present.
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Denver. Jan. 31.-(speciaD-
Great interest is being manifested in
the house over the efforts being made
by certain Republican leaders to re-
lmburse the Mine owners association
of Colorado for the funds they ex-
pended in calling out the state milit
ia and carrying on the war against
the miners at Cripple Creek, Tellu-
ride and in other camps. 1t Is now
almost certain that a bond issue will
be made and hundreds of thousands
of dollars paid to these mine owners
by the state.
Three bills have been introduced
in the house looking toward a pay
ment. Two of the bills provide that
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Republicans Will
Pay The Nine
Owners Debt

the mine owners shall be paid $780,
600 while the third provides that they
shall be paid 100000. Each pro
yldes that the state shall go in debt
to make the payment. With inter-
est on the bonds that would have to
be issued in order to raise the money
the debt will amount to a total Of
over s1.OO0,OOO.
A great portion of this sum viii
cover the expense of useless extrava-
gances and petty gratis.
The Republican majority is in ia
vor of the payment and it is pretty
certain that the war debt will be set
tied by the Sixteenth general as
sembly. :
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HAD \ FIERCE FIGHT.

A well known young ranchman was
in this city this morning to have a
great number of painful wounds on
his face given attention by surgeon
His eyes were in a frightful condition
He had heard that man residing
about three miles from town toward
Fruita had said something about his
character and he went to interview
him last night. The two engaged n a
terrific personal encounter and both
we're pretty badly used up. Neither
would issue complaint against the
other,
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NO JURY YET

New York, Jan. 31.-(Special)- )-
This morning two more jurors we're
excused from service in the Tina"
murder trial They were David Walk
er and Lewis Haas. The dismissal oil
these men was agreed to by counsel
on both sides.
Oscar A. Pink was accepted as
juror this morning and at noon there
were again ten jurors in the box
Another call was made for one
hundred new talesmen. this will make
total of 500 talesmen called durIhE
the trial which has now been in prog
ress eight days.
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" % & %sP Big nnnf VIah HS4
HOGG SOON OUT

Washington, Jan. 31.-( Especially D-
Representative Herschel NJ. Hogg was
this morning presented before the su-
preme court of the United States by
Representative Bonynge. Mr. Hogg on
his retirement from congress will re-
turn to Colorado, take up his resi-
dence at Pueblo and resume the prac-
tiCe of law.
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VOTE ON SMOOT

Washington, Jan. 31.-(SpeciaD-
The United States Senate this morn
ing signifed by vote that it would
be ready to vote upon resolution de-
claring that Senator Reed Smooa' OF
rtab. is not entitled to his seat, at
four O'Clock on the afternoon OF wed
nesday. February goth.
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AFTER CRIME

Denver. Jan. (SpeciaD Rep
resentative Redd, of Denver. this
morning introduced two bills whose
passage would make it less easy for a
criminal to escape punishment. 1t
makes changes in the form OF COM
plant and indictment and provides
for other forms in criminal regula-
tfOus
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h.. l-n look any man straight in
,s and feel that your features
h VDer'y a, depicted your photo
Ippns p sour work Is done by FoTo-
'na- -N DEAN. The standard of
1. 's maintained in our work
4. Us QUALITY stamp upon the
n l9 well as the. PICTURE
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L Your Head

much as you have a mind to
II the eve glasses we have
H. Won will sit tight'-stiek
as long as you need them.
h. patent clips do the busi-
T. The glasses, too, If we
H. examined your eyes free
4 charge and fitted you, will
,.,g on as helps to eye sight
long as you need them.
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STOPS "SALOME"

New York, Jan. 31.-(SpeciaD -
The management has decided to stop
the production of the sensational play
'Salome."