The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-17
ANSONLA.

Enecial Journal Courier News Service) the young Ansonia pitcher hose name since last Saturdays game in every ones mouth, left yesterday |r New Mexico, where he is to work hiring the winter. Before leaving, bwever, he promised to return to pitch gr the local team next season. 1The principal business transacted at fst evenings meeting of the board of bportionment was the granting of I ms of money to the various conlmis- bners who were lacking funds, to Try them over the year. The meet k was very short one.
 I last evenings meeting of the board \ education although the first one hoe June, was very short one, being Etourned before 10 o'clock. The prin- #al business transacted was the ap- hitting of Miss Minnie Fielding prin- |Aal of the Garden street school to 1e the place of MT. Doe. John ahy. a graduate of the Ansonia high :. hool, was selected by the board as i Imerator. The board also voted to hnt Miss Owens, of the Garden street |s hool, a vacation of from 1-2 to 3 | eks On the balloting for the num- ator and for the granting of this va- # ion the vote was tie. The mayors te dissolved 1t in both cases.
 .The Seymour team is trying to se- te another game with the Ansonia m to be played on the Wood lots Ansonia, but this will be impossi- eas the Ansonia team has arranged play the strong Naugatuck team : kurday afternoon in this city. This H me will no doubt prove interesting Ansonia has secured one game this son and Naugatuck has also won game. This game Saturday is to the deciding game and will prove host as interesting, but not so ex- ng as the game with Seymour last urday.
 Hiss Julia A. Norris opened her kin garten at No South Cliff street terday for the fall term
 'he W. c. T. U. will hold it's regular : eting this afternoon in the Y. M. c. building.
 
 the police court yesterday morn John Pozoozelsl1i, who was arrest Saturday evening for peeping into
 dressmaking establishment of Wahrey Homervenska, on lower In street and frightening her and
 assistant Annie Hurberti, was d $1764, which he paid up and discharged. The arrest was made officer O'DonneH.
 wo hours was spent by Judge ker in an effort to learn what be- e of $7 in bills and some small age belonging to Heinrich Mohlder. |n August Parkins was said to have Rn 1t, but Judge Tucker did not k the evidence warranted such an mption and the accused was found guilty A fine of S3 and costs was osed, however, for assault, wit es testifying that Parkins knocked Tohlder down. Costs were added, total reaching $16.92. This assault pened Friday, Parkins attacking Ter just outside Anderson's saloon pper Ansonia.
 m Kippur, the Day of Atonement
 most solemn day in the Hebrew ndar, will be ushered in with tht ng of the sun this evening. Ser
 will open at the Synagogue
 ii Israel on Co1burn street to-mor Afternoon at 5 o'clock, and continue
 Wednesday evening at G. Many he congregation will spend th'
 in church fasting and praying Hebrews, whether they cling to thu faith or not. observe Tom Kippul bme form. To the othodox Jew' occasion is a most solemn one, ant
 of those who have drifted away
 the old ideas scarcely one but vii
 rye the ancient custom and asl
 Veness for si1s committed througl S # year. The services in the syna
 e are morethan usually solemn anl
 esting The fast commences witl
 citing of the sun, when the scroll
 pulpits in the synagogue, Whlc! lowered with purple silk and vel
 throughout the rest of the year
 be draDed with white.