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PRIVILEGED PRISONERS.
The Government Treats Gaynor and
 Greene With Signal Favor.

The Government Treats Gaynor and Greene With Signal Favor.
 This is humane nation. It does not sanction the infiction of unnecessary suffering, even upon a convicted criminal Yet probably many citizens have read with surprise of the free dom granted to John F. Gaynor, the thieving contractor who, with his partner, Greene, and Capt. Oberlin M. Garter, was tried and sentenced to Imprisonment for gross frauds against the government in the work of ini- proving Savannah harbor.
 By this it is not meant that Gay nor has been entirely out at liberty. What has been done, assuming that the dispatches tell the truth, Is to per- init him to leave his prison and pro- ,ceed to a health resort with his fam fly, where United States Marshal keeps an eye on him. The reason giv- en for this Is that the convicted con tractor was Ill, and that confinement was likely to have serious results. It is to be presumed however, that the government jail at Macon, Ga, was not unprovided with hospital facili- ties; and in the case of an ordinary malefactor or illness in prison is Hot generally held to be sufficient reasen for even his temporary release. It is stated, moreover, that both Gaynor and Greene, while nosninally impris- oned at Macon, have been treated with so much distinguished consid- eration" that they have been allowed to drive about at wifi; and it is as- serted that they never missed ball game"
 If the reports are accurate, it looks very much as If some of the officials responsible for their detention ought to be brought up with sharp turn. The public has not yet forgotten how these men, with millions of dollars at their command, fled to Canada to es- cape trial. and were brought back af-
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ter a long campaign on the part of the government, which was finally successful only after a direct appeal was made to the British Privy Coun- ,cil. If they had been poor crim- inals, neither of them would have been permitted to leave their prison to view ball games, or to go to a health resort with luxurious attend ance.
 Justice deserves it's name only when it Is impartial. Tn this instance 1t seems to have been perverted in a manner for which no adequate ex- pianation has yet been furnished.-- Philadelphia Bulletin.
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WHITE CITY PRIZES.

The award of silverware Thursday at the White City was as follows: First prize, Ellie Marshall of Hart ford second prize, A. H. Wetherby of East Haven; third prize, R. F, Ray mond of Lewiston, Me; fourth prize, Miss Mamie Raney of West Haven; fifth prize, w. c. Ude of West Haven; sixth prize, Harold Hugston of West Haven; seventh prize, MT. Adams of Rocky Hill Conn; eighth prize, MT. Knox of West Haven.
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Special Journal Courier News Service.)
 Walllngford, Sept. 6.--The Walling- lords and the Independents of Meriden will cross bats at Hanover park to- morrow afternoon at o'clock The h. dependents are one of Meridens crack teams and fast game is expected Cal lahan has been pitching a star game lately and will keep the Meriden boys guessing in tomorrow s contest Man. ager McKeon states that this will prob ably be the last game of the season and therefore the local fans should turn out strong to witness the Torna- does final victory Next year it is hoped that enough interest will be taken in the sport to provide up-to- date accommodations at the South Col ony street grounds. If grand stand was erected and the grounds fenced off 1t would be of great benefit to the play CTS as well as to the public The line up for the Wallingfords will be as fol- lows: Commerford, c; Callahan, p; J. Coughlin, 3b; Donohue, of; Weich, if Nugent, If; Daniels, substitute.
 The last whist Of the season was held at the Wallingford County club house this afternoon. There were two winners. of the first section were: Mrs. pr. Buffum, Mrs. w. H. Walker. Mrs. John P. Stevenson. Mrs. Charles H Munson; of the second section. Mrs. c. J. Benjamin, Mrs. Burton Judd; Miss Elinor Russell and Mrs. c, E. Brecken- ridge.
 The last of the special services at the North Farms school house was held this evening. These meetings have been much enjoyed by the residents of the North Farms and those in charge are t1 hta vol ttI | 1at tod hair rtr.a A social followed the service, enter tainment being furnished by Silas Be- croft and others
 Beginning Sunday at midnight the local orthodox Hebrews will hold their New Year services through until Tues day at the same hour. Leighton hall has been rented for the occasion, The 17th of this month is the Jewish day of atonement, commencing at midnight and lasting until o'clock in the after noon.
 The Meriden Eagles will hold meet ing in Judds hall Sunday afternoon at 230 o'clock. The Meriden boys will hold this meeting for the purpose of forming an aerie here The public be- tween the age of 21 and 50 years is in- vited.
 Rev. J. H. Carroll and Dr. J. J. Bros nan returned last evening from their trip to Jamaica. They arrived in New York on the Royal Mail steamship Ta- gur
 Thursday morning, Sept. 12, at ID o'clock the appealed case of Terrence Saunders will be heard in the court of common pleas.
 The match with the Meriden Golf club in the Silver City to-morfow closes the 1907 season of golf matches for the Wallingford Country club.
 William Hopler left to-day for his home in Springfield.
 John Nearing returned last evening from two months stay in the Adlron- dack mountains.
 Mrs. George B. Kelsey entertained the Baptist Womens Mission circle at her
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07
HELD FOR MURDER.

New London, Sept. 0--The grand jury to-day returned finding of mo true bilf in the caso of Frank Morgan, the 11-year4old boy who was before them charged with shooting Ivy Rogers, a playmate, in the town of LedYard July 5 last. The boy will probably be ar raigned in court on some lesser charge and sent to the reform school.
 In the case of James L Beckham charged with shooting William Rettey at lopaz hotel last Sunday night, the jury sent in an indictment for second degree murder.
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MRS. MARY PEAsE.

Mrs Mary Pease, sister of G. A, Armstrong of this city, died at her home in Springfield. Mass. Thursday; She also leaves a half brother c. A Rice of this city. The burial teek place at Thompsonville.
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ANOTHER BIG SNAKE DEAD.

Reptile Lacked but Two Inches of
 Being Six Feet.
 On Thursday Miss Emily Groves of the Westf1eld district, Middletown, killed a black snake. which lacked about two inches of being six feet in length Residents of that vicinity be- lieve it to be the same snake they have occasionally seen about that neighbor- hood for the past two years.
 Miss Graves is receiving the cengrat- ulations of friends on the pluck dis played by her in dispatching so large 0 reptile
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CAPTAIN SHELTON CHOSEN
One of Four U. S. officers to Witness
 Army Manoeuvres.


 Army Manoeuvres.
 Capt. George II. shelton, son of Mrs. Mary L. Shelton of Bridgeport, las been selected as one of the four army officers to witness the fall man. oeuvers of the German army. Capt. Shelton is the son of the late Gen. George IF. shelton, of Seymour. at one time the ranking officer in Connect icut. He was appointed to West Point by Congressman French and saw ser- vice in Porto Rico and in the Philip pines. The visit is made upon the per sonal invitation of the German emper- or, who requested that four of the brightest officers in the army be sent to Germany to witness the manoeuv- res.
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MILFORD HAPPENINGS
Business Mems Association Planning for CIambakeThe MI-
 ford Team Plays WestMIIe To-day.

from the residence of her son, s. A. Libby on Gulf street. A K Kendrick and family who have been spending the summer at Fort Trumbull Beach returned to their home in New York yesterday.
 Ansantawae lodge, r. and A. M, held their first regular meeting last evening after a two months summer vacation
 Donald Hine, who has been spend- ing the summer with his grandparents. Mir and Mrs. D. N. Clarke, returned home on Wednesday in company with his parents, MT and Mrs. Frank E. Hine of Fishers Island.
 On September 10 Mrs. Charles G. Root will entertain the Tuesday Aft ernoon club at her residence at Devon.
 MT. and Mrs. Dickgiesser of New York city who have occupied their cottage at Fort Trumbull Beach, have returned home.
 Clark Wilcox and family, who have spent the summer at Walnut Beach. and Milford. returned to their home in Brooklyn yesterday in their large touring car.
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FIFTY BURIED IN SNOW
Avalanche Destroys Chilean Custom
 House at JuncaI.

Santiago, Chile, Sept 5-Fifty per- sons are said to have been buried alive by a vast avalanche of snow that has rolled down the mountainside and. obliterated the Chilean custom house at Juncal This station is on the Ar genuine frontier, high up in the Andes.
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The masses at st. Thomas church Sunday, will be at 7:3O @. m., 9 a. m. and 10;90 a. m. At the o'clock mass Rev. John A. Sullivan will deliver a sermon in the Polish language.
 The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Tiede- man was held from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. William Johnson, on Centre street at 2:3O to-day. Burial was in Oak Hill cemetery.
 Rev. J, J. Blythe will preach at both services in the Methodist church on Sunday. The morning sermon will be Honorable and Successful" and iu the evening, "A Remarkable Convers- ion" Epworth league meeting at 6 o'clock, with Miss Elsie Barnes as leader.
 Miss Lucy Upson and Miss Sarah Fiske left this morning for short stay at Sachems Head.
 W. E. Finch moved his family and goods to New Britain, to-day.
 IA prize waltz will be the attraction at Lake Compounce tomorrow even iDg,
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Miss Josephine Gilman, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs William Has sett, returned to-day to Bher home in Natick, Mass,
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The D. P. c. team play the Crescents or New Haven this Saturday.
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The West Ends and North Ends will pay their last game of the season at
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07
1bst5Qs:IIIollsop@.
Saturday the Last Day of Special Sale of Gloves

If you want black, white or colored |Silk or Lisie Gloves for present or future |Wear here Is asplendd opportunity to buy them at big. reduction. Every long and short silk and Hsle glove in stock is includ- led in tfnesaaes and Saturday the sale closes. Here are tl1eitemS:
 Lisle black Whise Long Lsle Gloves buttcs grey modal clasp vaueRbiaGk and white, 26c phir sale price f6c. pair sale price 95c
 a sSaV .,+ sth ns Long Silk Gloves. i6 saleprce 35c ressda % anG sun1 n,.Soi grey, , aeu,
 Sik Gloves oiasp, Wjte 80 pair; sale price black. mode and tan; ValueI
 soc pars Sale prfco 3Sc Lcnu Silk Cloves IS button
 SIX Gloves. 2casptinAvhite pIaok White pongee grey
 vatASS T6o4pfoWs sy Diue ana PnN; val and $i 00 pa, sale pgce uqs a4oo ano S25O pair; 59C'and,79o. sao pFlCe 0i.oo.
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BOMB CARRIERS BLOWN UP
Explosions They Were Bearing Blow
 Six Men tn Pieces.

Bostov-on n-the-Don. Russia, Sept. B.. Six men were blown to pieces here to-day by the accidental discharge of two bombs which they were carrying through the streets.
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The water at the gate house yester- day showed an increase of 1 inch since last week. Thursday. It now registers 49 1-2 inches.
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TEWS OF SOUTHINGTON
res Buckley Killed by the Vacancies in Local Schools
FiIIed-Other Items of Local Interest.

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At the Baptist young peoples service sunday the subject will be Gods Om-
 impotence Miss Edna Church, leader.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07

The services at the Masonic home sunday afternoon will be in charge of Rev. George B. smith, pastor of the M. D. church of Yalesville.
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ecial Journal Courier News Service) burlington, September 6.-Charles 1bkley, son of MT. and Mrs. bmas Buckley of Bristol street, was kantly killed last night by a freight 8n, about 75 yards north of the Cen street crossing. The body was md by brakeman on the l2:3O p, m. ' immediately made 1t known at the graph office and Medical Examiner 'hdman was called, The medical ex- ner thinks that the unfortunate Ing man was on this freight and in Rmpting to jump off he slipped and Ilck so that his arm and head lay 7 inst the rail. He was taken to the sertaking rooms of James MacElroy Centre street and was prepared for ial. The deceased was only "A years and was very popular among his My friends as his kind and courte-
 ways always commanded their res- #. Besides a mother and father, he nourned by two sisters, Miss Etta \ Minnie and one brother, Carroll. beral services were held this after n at o'clock and burial was in St. mas cemetery.
 Ahe regular meeting of the school Hrd was held this evening and the bcipal matter of business before the &|ting was the filling of vacancies.
 South Center, Mt. Vernon, and tn End schools were attended to, rhers from Meriden, Danbury and Y Haven filling the vacancies.
 he most important of the vacancies
 that made by the resignation of s Ruth Finch at high school. Miss Pn M. Noble was selected to fill this ancy which IS the instructor of sci-
 e and mathematics. She Is a grad N of Oberlin college, where she re- Fed degree of A. B After her H1uation she taught in Kidder insti-
 and later in a high school in Ra- I, Wis.
 bwn Clerk Lewis says that he has D relieved of only 175 dog tags so
 The first of october is the limit
 the, matter will then go Into the
 ds of the dog warden.
 enJamin Styring, who has been vis- g in New York for the past week,
 returned home.
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Especial Journal Courier News service.)
 Milford, Sept. 6.-The members of the sewing class of the Needlework guild will meet on next Wednesday afternoon, September II, at the resi- dence of Mrs. George Mallett on Union street.
 The Milford Business Mems associa- ton will hold its third annual clam bake on next Thursday afternoon at ! Fred Merwin's, Cedar Beach, A gen | eral good time is anticipated and a large number of the members and their friends are expected to attend. This afternoon the Milfords will cross bats with the celebrated West will team at the Savin Rock grounds. A large number of local enthusiasts | will attend the game. The schools will open on Monday. as also the academy of Our Lady of Mercy at Laurelton Hall.
 Arthur D. Smith is gradually im- proving from a severe attack of ty- phoid fever.
 The funeral services of Mrs Sarah Libby were held yesterday afternoon
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The, Epworth league topic for Sunday VII be Receiving the Work" Miss Marion Davis. leader
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Brown from Missouri played in New Britain this. evening and in South ington next week
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Miss Eva siebel has returned from a sty in Suffield.
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The match with the Meriden Golf club in the Silver City to-morfow closes the 1907 season of golf matches for the Wallingford Country club.
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desire to announce to my friends and the public generally, that pending readjustinent of my affairs, calls intended for mo may be sent to MeSsrS. Lewis & Maycock, No f4t2 Chapel Street. Ali work will receive prompt and careful attention. Telephone 675.
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No more polo at the Go. K armory.
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bwn Clerk Lewis says that he has
 D relieved of only 175 dog tags so The first of october is the limit the matter will then go Into the Ids of the dog warden.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07

William Hopler left to-day for his home in Springfield.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07

enJamin Styring, who has been wis., B in New York for the past week,
 returned home.
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Thursday morning, Sept. 19, at 1) o'clock the appealed case of Terrence Saunders will be heard in the court of common pleas.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07

John Nearing returned last evening from two months stay in the Adlron- dack mountains.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07

Mrs. George B. Kelsey entertained the Baptist Women's Mission circle at her
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07

On September 10 Mrs. Charles G. Root will entertain the Tuesday Aft ernoon club at her residence at Devon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07

Rev J. H. Carroll and Dr. J. J. Bros- nan returned last evening from their trip to Jamaica. They arrived in New York on the Royal Mail steamship Ta- gur.
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from the residence of her son, s. A. Libby on Gulf street.
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The funeral services of Mrs. Sarah Libby were held yesterday afternoon
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The Meriden Eagles will hold a meet ing in Judd's hall Sunday afternoon at 230 o'clock. The Meriden boys will hold this meeting for the purpose of tween the age of 21 and 50 years is in vited.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07

Arthur D. Smith is gradually im- proving from a severe attack of ty- phoid fever.
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The last of the special services at the North Farms school house was held this evening These meetings have been much enjoyed by the residents of the
 North Farms and those in charge are
 to be congratulated upon their success.
 social followed the service. enter
 tainment being furnished by Silas Be-
 croft and others.
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WALLINGFORD NEWS
Borough Team Plays Independents of Meriden Today-Loca
 Aere of the Eagles to be Formed.

home on South Elm street this after
 The D; P. c. team play the crescents or New Haven this Saturday At the Baptist young peoples service sunday the subject will be Gods Om- impotence, Miss Edna Church, leader.
 The Epworth league topic for Sunday VII be Receiving the Work" Miss Marion Davis. leader.
 The services at the Masonic home Sunday afternoon will be in charge of Rev. George B. Smith, pastor of the M D. church of Yalesville. No more polo at the Go. K armory. The water at the gate house yester- day showed an increase of 1 inch since last week, Thursday. It now registers 49 12 inches. Miss Josephine Gilman, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs William Has sett. returned to-day Hher home in Natick Mass,
 The. West Ends ana North Ends will play their last game of the season at the New City diamond tomorrow. --------4
 Miss Eva siebel has returned from a Brown from Missouri played in ington next week.
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The schools will open on Monday, as also the academy of Our Lady of Mercy at Laurelton Hall
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Beginning Sunday at midnight the local orthodox Hebrews will hold their New Year services through until Tues day at the same hour. Leighton hall has been rented for the occasion The of atonement, commencing at midnight and lasting until o'clock in the after noon
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