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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15
HEAVY cITY coJRT DOCKET.

A very long docket greeted Judge Ty- ner in the city court yesterday morn ing, and among the cases acted upon were the following:
 David Le Page was fined $E for com hitting breach of the peace on Louisa Le Page, of 27 Mill River street,
 Nellie Roland had Judgment suspend ed on charge of drunkenness.
 James Clifford, fourteen years old, was fined $1 for trespass on a railroad car He was trying to steal a ride on a Bridgeport trolley car.
 Benjamin Meyers, charged with the
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TAKING ANOTHER CHANGE.

There was a very informal wedding in the office of Attorney Rocco Ierardi yesterday morning, when Antonio Me- lilo and Clemente De Vene took on the
 bonds of matrimony Frank Rutolo
 acted as witness and Attorney Ierardi kissed the bride in the approved fash ion.
 Only last Friday Mrs. De Vene secur- led divorce from Juliano Palmieri in the superior. court on the grounds of |cruelty and habitual intemperance. Though her first. marriage was a fail- lure, Mrs. De Vene decided to take an- other chance and the couple visited At torney Ierardi's office and were made lone.
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YALE CHAPTER.

Society of the Sigma XI.-second Pub
 lie Lecture.
 A public lecture will be given by the above chapter in North Sheffield hall tomorrow evening at o'clock. The speaker will be Ellsworth Huntington, and the subject is "A Camel Trip in the Unexplored Salt Desert of Chinese Tur- kestan." This lecture will be illustrat- led, and the general public is cordially invited to attend The admission is free,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15

New Britain, Jan. IA New Britain defeated Waterbury decisively in roller polo tonight by the score of Il to5. With the exception of the third period, when both teams slackened the pace, the game was a fast rushing exhibi- ton. a t
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MRS. HENRY PALMER

The funeral of Irene Averill, widow of Captain Henry Palmer, took place from her late residence, 641 Quinnipiac ave- nue, yesterday afternoon. Services were conducted at the house at 2:15, Rev. R, E. Brown, of Pilgrim church, officiating. The interment was in the old cemetery at Branford.
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OBITUARY >OTES.
Mrs. AngIlne H. Sawyer.

Mrs. Angeline H. Sawyer, widow of Parker Sawyer, died suddenly Sunday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Severin D. Simonsen, "A Hunting ton street. Mrs, Sawyer had attended church Sunday and was apparently in good health. Early in the evening she was stricken with apoplexy and died soon after She was seventy-nine years old.
 The funeral services will be held this evening at 7;8O o'clock at "A Hunting ton street.
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MABEL DAMN.

The funeral of Mabel, infant daugh- ter of Charles and Eula Damn, who was burned to death at her parents resi- dence, 5S Arch street, Wednesday aft ernoon, took place Friday from the res idence of her grandfather, Edward G. Smith, IT Dewitt street. Rev. W. w. Wilson, D. D., of Grace M. E. church, off1ciated at the house and at the grave.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15
New Haven Steamboat I,jlR

AsA-A' 7 1,yl SlcD lllLr, HATES. 75c to New York.
 EXCURSION TICKETS, SIPS.
 STEAMER RICHARD PECK. n na9, From New Haven-Steamer leaves 1elle Raell DOCK 2;l5 a. m, daily except Monaays. Passengers may board steamer at any time after IO:0O p. m.
 \, From New YorIS--Steamer leaves Per t 20 East River foot of Peck Slip AZ s p. m, daily except Sunday.
 York about five hours. q, For a tickets and .staterooms apply at the office on Belle Dock; also at sBishon. x co, l85 Orange St and on steamer. The NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION co.
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GEORGE HENRY HUBBARD.

George Henry Hubbard, who was a former resident of this city and while here worked in Winchester's, died in Springfield, Mass, on Saturday from a complication of diseases. He was sev- enty=eight years old He was a mem Der of the New Haven blue lodge of Masons. The funeral was held yester- day in Springfield.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15
EDWIN S STEVENS.

The funeral of Edwin S.a Stevens was held at his home on North Elm street, Wallingford, Sunday afternoon Rev. MT. Boynton, pastor of the Methodist church. offlciated, assisted by Rev F. M. L. Hammond, of West Haven. The remains were taken to Granby for ir- terment
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15
JAMES IAnnn11rr1.E

The funeral services for James I. Doo- little were largely attended yesterday at the Woodmont chapel There were many prominent men present from this city, Boston, Providence, Philadelphia and New York. A special car took the New York men from the depot to
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15
JUDGE lDEcIpEs HF LIEp.

Judge Curtis, of the court of common pleas, Bridgeport, has handed down a decision giving the plaintiff judgment to recover $20O39 in the suit of D, Cliff ford Hall, of Bridgeport, vs. Frank .Sveo & O., of Norwalk. Hall brought suit to recover payment on liquor fur nished the defendant. Svec claimed he was minor and could not be held for the debt, but Judge Curtis deci03d that .Sveo was more than twenty-one years old when the debt was contracted.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15
MRS. ROBERT c. HOOPER.

Mrs, Robert c. Hooper, for many years the acknowledged leader in Bos- tons most exclusive set and well known in New Haven, died at her palatial res- idence at AS Beacon street, Boston, on Sunday night. after a long and trying sickness.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15
CLAIM AGAINST CITY.

The Holcomb Automobile company has served notice upon the city of a claim for damages of $125. The Consol- idated Railway company is made CO., defendant.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15

Woodmont, where they attended the funeral services. The floral display was beautiful. It is said that over $500 had been spent for flowers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15

The Union team played the Register team after the regular game, and the latter was vanquished by goals to, O.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15
IEBELL CAsE-sCOURING THE
 STATE,


 One of the lawyers who is interested in the settlement of the George A. Is bell estate was in the probate court yesterday getting ready to file an ap- peal from the ruling of Judge Cleave- land, made some time ago, which gave Constable William O'Brien fee of $1,6O0 for caring for the estate pending the appointment of an administrator.
 The heirs say the fee is too high even though Judge Cleaveland had cut it down from $3,50O asked It was stated that it will be long time before an in ventory can be filed, and the lawyers have no idea as yet as to what, the es- tate will eventually amount. The whole state is being secured to find out where Isbell owned property. This work will require long time. It is thought that the S1,5O0,OOO par value, of mining stocks held by Isbell are practically worthless.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
THE FORBES ESTATE FILED
 AMOUNTS TO 75,OOO.

Securing the State to Find Out TsBeIrs
 PrOperty-Judge Decides He Lied
 Claim Against the City-Church Will
 Get s1,OOO-Heavy City Court Docket.
 The will of the late Alfred Forbes, of East Haven, was filed in the probate court yesterday. The estate is estimat- ed to be worth $75, 900.
 The will contains one public bequest, that of $1,0OO to the East Haven Con- gregational church.
 The bulk of the estate is bequeathed to the widow of the testator,, Harriet c. Forbes, for her life use, and upon her death the property is to be divided between the children and grandchil- dren.
 The executors of the estate are Mrs. Forbes, Clifford H. Street, son-in-law, and Ernest H. Crawford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-15
LAST NIGHTS POLO
NEWHAVEE DEFEATS SHARTFORD AND NBW BRITAIN WATEBBURY

With Bone Back in the Game and Other Three New Players New Haven Had Little Difficulty in Winning from the
 Capitol City Quinett-New Britain Team Also Found Waterbury an Easy
 Mark-Union Wins from Register to o.
 New Haven, led by Bone and with a virtually new aggregation of players, scored a decisive victory over Hartford last night before an audience of 1000. Dukee of the Franklins supplemented Porter at goal and played a smart game in front of the cage. Saunders and Barry, both formerly of Bridge port, also donned the New Haven uni form. The former is a great ankle player, but his blocks and stops seemed to please the fans greatly. Barry took Bones place in the third period, and here the want of generalship of the great and only George was felt. With him they played as round a pivot, but without him they acted like a ship in storm without it's rudder. Bone saw the weakness and returned to the floor and the game again assumed its poesi- ble features.
 but there was a lack of combination but there was a ack of combination without which no team can be a suc-. cess. The Capitol City team will have to understand each other better, and play together more before they can ex- pect to prove stumbling block to the other teams.
 Summary Goals: New Haven, 1O; Hartford, 4. Scored by: Bone 6; Dews, 4; Turner, 3; Frehy, l. Stops: Starkie, 23; Duke, 16. Fouls, O'Hara, 2; Barry, | Timer, Auford. Referee, Lush.
 The lineup:
 Bone, Barry ,.....................F .Frehy
 First Rush. DeWs .........,..,........., Turner Second Rush ESaunders ...i...........s...,,.. Main Center Warner .....t................... O'Hara
 Halfback ACtthSO ss'eteas A9StNh EAAS Goal.
 Won by Gagged by Time Hartford .'. Turner ......,,....... 2:2O New Haven. Bone ........ ........ 2:10 New Haven. Bone ...... ..,....... 1:45 New Haven. Bone ...... ......... 1:45 Hartford <. .Frehy v. ............ 3:10 New Haven. Dews ...s....... ..... 80 Second Period New Haven. Dews ....... ......... $50 New Haven. .Dews ........ ...... 3:45
 Third Period,
 Hartford :. ,. Turner ........ ..... 4:30 New Haven, Bone ..... .......... 4:05 New Haven. Bone ,,...." ......... 10 Hartford. ..... Turner ...+... ...... 3:45 New Haven. .Dews ....... ........ 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
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Munatlidler &Oliaeiberidt.

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gen Dorgenommen. - Gaoon
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GuItclcrf cr6alt $4,000.

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