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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-20

the big shakeup in the Joplin baseball
team is Wild and woody myth. IT do
not believe there will be a shakeup,"
said President Murphy this morning.
ct do not believe there will be a
shakeup." said Vice President A. ].
Baker.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-20

Dad Edwards, who went to umpir-
ing as soon as he hurt his finger while
with the White Sox, is not getting
away very good. At Springfield he
found himself especially obnoxious to
Manager Armstrong who spared no
words in telling the jumps what he
thought Of him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-20

Johnny Pendry still continues to
lead the Nets with the stick. He is
now hitting at a .2S1 clip. Gill is
hitting 274. Manager Charles Nc
Farland has played in but few games
but he is batting .343. He cannot be
classed as leading the team, however.
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NATIONAL GRANGE.
Hartford Preparing to Welcome 5000
 Visitors Next Week.

Hartford, Nov 7.-About 5000 wis., itors to this city are expected when the National grange meets here next week, and meeting yesterday after- noon the Hartford Business Mems as sociation's committee on public affairs steps were taken to provide for the entertainment of the grange people.
 It was felt that 1t would be fitting and appropriate if the stores were decorated in honor of the visitors, and the local merchants will be requested to do this. Mayor Henney who is a member of the committee on public affairs, will bring the matter of enter tainment up at meeting of the court of common council next Monday evening when, 1t Is thought, a commit- tee will be named to act for the city in making arrangements. It is expect ed that Secretary of Agriculture Will son and Postmaster General Meyer will come to Hartford. and the feel ing is that some provision should be made for their entertainment.
 A sub- committee of the committee on public affairs. was appointed to act with a committee from the common council and 1t was decided to hold a combined meeting of both committees Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock at the quarters of the association.
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MOTHERS CLUB TEA GIVEN IN WEST HAVEN
Address by Mrs. Henry Wade Rogers-Fine Musical
 Program.

A tea was given yesterday afternoon from to o'clock by the West Ha- ven Mothers club fin the parlors of the Congregational church, A part of the program, preceding the tea, was given to music and an address by Mrs. Henry Wade Rogers, wife of Dean Rogers of the Yale Law school, on Settlement Work in New Haven" The presiding ofdceR of the meeting was Miss Idella Nichols Garcner, president or the West Haven Mothers club, and the reception committee was composed of Mrs. E. A. Richards, Mrs. George Bailey and Mrs. ldella Nichols Gardner.
 In her address Mrs Rogers spoke of the establishment of the Lowell house settlement work in this C.ty and the character of the work that Is being done among the foreign population through the several clubs ol the set clement, organized for the different na- tionalities found in the city. The spirit Gf brotherhood was dec,ared to be the basis of the work, and in friendly fash ion the social life of the people Is be- ing reached and helped. A petition has been sent by Lowell house to the com nittee of the "city beautiful." asking that in its plans the committee boar in mind such streets IS Oak, where the beautifying is needed most,
 In dispensing refreshments tea was poured by Mrs. Wilbur Warner and Mrs. E. A. Lettney. Mrs. Edwin Smith had charge of the food sale, which was a feature of the afternoon, The musical program consisted of two solos by Ed- win Smith who sang, Fog Bells and "Three Fishers" Miss Greta Bailey and Miss Ruth Langdon played selections from Rubenston and Paderewski. and the former a piano solo, Polish Dance by ScharwenlIa and the latter selcc- tion from Nevin The tea was well attended
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs Lottie Wood of this city, is spending few days with her sister, Mrs, William Reitcher of Crescent av- enue, Bridgeport.
 Miss Elizabeth Malkin, of Norwalk, attended the Girls Friendly society convention, which met at Trinity par ish, this city yesterday. She also called on her brother, Arthur R. Malkin of Orchard street.
 Mr, and Mrs. Alfred filling of Main street, West Haven, are entertaining MT. and Mrs. H. w. Welch of Charles ton, $. c.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Fouchette of Weston, came to New Haven, Tuesday, to spend some time here.
 The Kalmathean club meets to-d1y with Mrs. Edward Nettleton. "Ah! could the men of Ireland read the name these noteless burial stones display to view" Chairman, Mrs. A. Felton Wood. Papers will be read by Mrs. Wood on Monuments and Cromlechs' and Miss Kelsey Ancient Trades and Metal Workers"
 MT. and Mrs. William Fox of Car roll avenue, Bridgeport, are spending a few days with friends in New Haven They will return to their home in this city on Saturday,
 James Kilboy, a well-known printer and member of the r. of A. of New Haven, has been engaged by the Hem inway Press of South Leonard street Waterbury
 Mrs, D. l.. V. Stiles, who has beer the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. M Wolcott, of Kimberly avenue, fol about three months, mas returned tc her home in Westbrook, Me.
 Mir. and Mrs E. S Fairchild, of { Locust avenue, Danbury, have gone tC Summit, N. J., to spend the remainder of the week, and on Sunday win visi friends in New Haven.
 MT, and Mrs Frank Spalding hay, returned home to West Haven from weekend visit in Westport with Mrs / Spalding's sister.
 Elmer Scranton. who has been visit i ing in Boston, has returned to hi home on First avenue, West Haven.
 Mise Stella Gardiner, If Hancoel avenue, Bridgeport, entertained party of her friends to the number O about a score with a whist at her hom on Monday night After about tw hours spent at the card tables ic cream and cake were served and fe1 round dances were indulged in. Prize for the whist playing were awarded t Miss Anna Slosson, Of New Haven Miss Carrie Filling and Howard Liss her.
 MT. and Mrs. Miller entertained las evening the Prospect Beach and Fair view association whist at their cottag at Prospect Beach. This association is anxious to raise all money possibl this winter for improvement worI next summer.
 The Daniel o'Connell Library clu of Willimantic held the annual ban quet last evening at Challenger's in, at Windham. The principal speaker named for the occasion were Attorne ! James M. Sullivan of New Haven an F. P, Guilfoil of Waterbury. Mir. Sul livan was announced to describe hi impressions on his recent visit to Ire land.
 Mrs. Julia Wilson of Middletown 1 the guest of her cousin, Mrs. F. R Lewis of Elm street West Haven.
 The Friday afternoon Whist clu of West Haven will be entertained to day at the residence of Mrs. A1fret Miles in Elm street.
 Miss Lena Dorgan of South Avenue Bridgeport is spending q few day with friends in this city. She will re turn on Sunday of next week.
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CuTICURA CURES BLOOD POISONING
Hand Cut With Lead Pipe Arm Became Painful and Swollen
 Sufferer Was in Despair, for Amputaticn Seer1ed Last Resort,
CURED IN A MONTH BY
 CUTICURA REMEDIES

"A few years ago. while at work, I cut my hand with a piece of lead pipe and, as it was but a mere scratch, did not give it any attention. A few days after my arm began to pain rae and became terribly swollen. l went to see a physician, who told me it was case of blood poison, and if there were no signs of the inflammation leaving 1 should have to have my arm amputated. He treated me for a month or so, but did not help me. Another doctor told mo it was inflamn.ctory rheumatism, but his medicine seemed to do no good. [ gave up all hope and was discouraged. At last a friend told me to try a good blood medicine. 1 used Cuticura Re- solvent Pills for three weeks, when, to my surprise, the place where had cut my hand began to fester and then brolte out in large sore. The swelling went down, and l applied the Cuticura Ointment and inside of month my arm was entirely cured, and l owe my recovery to the Cuticura Remedies. 1 can never praise them enough, and l recommend them to all my friends. Ben. Jenkins, 14S Washburne Ave-, Chicago, Ill.,, Dec. 23, 1906"
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TO DISCONTINUE BUSINESS.
Directors of Hartford Dairy Company
 So Decide.

|, Judge Ralph Wheeler of the su- perior court has appointed Charles M. Green temporary receiver of the Hart ford Dairy company with authority to carry on the business and wind up the affairs of the concern. MT. Green Is the president and general manager of the company. The application was made by E. Henry Hyde representing certain stockholders of the concern and there will be no interruption in the milk supply to the city while the affairs are being strengthened out.
 The directors of the company met, Tuesday, and voted to discontinue bus mess, accordingly the application for receiver was made, The company was incorporated in June, 1902, and it's capital stock is $l90,000. The com- mon stock is $143,0O0 and the preferred l IS47 ,000 The company has plant that cost heavily to erect and there is con- siderable of a mortgage indebtedness. ] The general creditors of the company are few and the individual sums owed lare not comparatively large. The con- cern had made some money through the summer, but there were some doubts as to whether 1t could make money through the winter and the di-
 rectors decided that as the stringency in the money market made 1t almost impossible for the company to get what
 money is wanted the best thing to do is to close up the business.
 A hearing on the confirmation of Mr. Green as temporary receiver and
 for the appointment of appraisers will
 be held before Judge Wheeler on Wed
 nesday, November 13 at 10 a. m Mir.
 Green has filed a receivers bond of
 $2e, ,OOo.
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NEWS OF CRAWFORD
Death of PaschaI Kdder HoadeyNew Haven Team Victor at
 BasketbaI-Marage Engagement
Especial Journal and Courier News servloe.>

Branford, Nov. 7.--The funeral of the late Paschal Kidder Hoadley, who died at his home in North fuilford Tues day morning, was attended in Trinity r. E. church this afternoon, the rector, Rev. George w Barhydt, officiating. Deceased was a native of Branford, being the son of the late Orrin and Julia (Tyler) Hoadley of the Pine Or chard district. He was about 50 years of age For many years past he re- sided at Tollman's corner, so-called, where he owned and managed large farm.
 Mir. Hoadley had always taken de- cided stand on public questions. He had served his fellow citizens of the town of Guilford as a member of the board of assessors and on various school boards and other positions of trust and responsibility. In politics he was a democrat.
 Deceased was at the time of his death and for several years past senior warden of St. Johns P. E. church. He
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was also q member of the Totoket grange, P. of H., of North Branford.
 The death of Mir Hoadley was quite sudden, as it. was not generally known that he was i'll until the tidings of his death was received. A few days ago he was attacked with a severe cold, pneumonia supervened and later pleu- [ ro-pneumonia developed from which he was unable to rally.
 Deceased is surved by widow, four daughters and two sons; nephew, o, Edwin Hoadley, is station agent at Pine Orchard.
 dnterment was in Center cemetery, a brief service at the grave being re- cited by Rev. Mir. Barhydt.
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cpNERAr, sHIppTNC NEWS.

New York. Nov .7.-sailed; Steamers Cedric Liverpool via Queenstown; Bluechor Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg; La Provence, Havre; Cretic Nipples, etc; Princess Irene, Bremen; Hellig Olav Copenhagen, etc.
 Brow Head, Nov. 74--Steamer Kaiser in Auguste Victoria, New York, for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg, 270 miles southwest at 10;20 D. m 9th. Will probably reach Plymouth 7:So ?. m,
 Queenstown, Nov. 7.--Steaner Baltic, New York for Queenstown and Liver pool, 296 miles west at a. m. Will probably reach Queenstown $ p. m.
 Havre, Nov 7,--Arrived: Steamer La Savoie New oYrk.
 Brow Head, Nov. 7.--Steamer Staten dam, New York, for Boulogne and Rot terdam, 130 miles southwest at Il a. p1.
 Southampton November 7.-Arrived. Steamer Majestic, New York via Ply mouth and Cherbourg
 Queenstown, Nov 7.---Sailed; Steamer Oceanic, (from Southampton and Cher bourg) New York.
 Liverpool, Nov Arrived: Steamer Saxonia, Boston via Queenstown.
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PROVIDENCE FAILURE.
One of the Largest Department Stores
 In City Bankrupt.

Providence, Nov. 7.-A petition in bankruptcy against the O'Gorman proprietors of one of the largest department stores in the city, was filed in the United States circuit court here to-day by the Boston Dry Goods company. Farley Harvey & Go. and Jacob Dreyfus & Sons all of Boston, and all representing them selves to be creditors of the O'Gorman company The aggregate of the claims of the petitioners as set forth in the petition is $3,500.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.
For Electrical Switch Plate Company
 of Hartford.

Hartford, Nov. Z-Ernest McC. Stag CT was to-day appointed temporary receiver of the Electrical Switch Plate company by Judge Ralph Wheeler Mir Singer was ordered to file @ bond of $l,5OO and to take possession of the business and carry it on for period not to exceed four months. A hearing for the appointment of appraisers and the confirmation of the receiver will be held on Friday, Nov 15 at 10 o'clock.
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MARINE RECORD. Port of New Haven.
Ma.
ARRIVED.

ARk1N BID, Sch Tempest, St. Clair New London. Sch Eaglet, Harris, New York. Sch Amelia Ann Candy, Elizabethport.
 CLEARED. Sch Annie Louisa, New York. Sch Genevieve (Br.) Maxwell New
 York. Sch Cora May. Anderson Sch Red Jacket. Stowe. N. Y. Sch Charlotte Raynor Onset.
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PUBLIC HEARING ON ESTIMATES.

PUBLIC HEARING ON ESTIMATES.
 The Board of Finance of the City of New Haven will hold a public hearing in the R.ldermanic chamber, Room 1S, City Hall on Thursday evening, No vcmber ', 1897, at 79O p. m, at which time and place, the estimated expenses submitted by the several departments Of the city government for 1908 will be considered
 AT persons interested are requested U appear and be heard thereon.
 Per order
 EDWARD A. STREET, City Clerk.
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TRAvELERS' GUIDE. New York Nep Hapen 6 Hartford
 Railroad.
NOVEMBER ?. 1907.

NO' EhBER 2, 1907.
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 For Boston via HartforI Jaily, a, z,,,, manifestation, a. mF s4 'as ana "liii- proG,adsna For Boston via New i London n ln and
 Ht1atnse fi:9s. s nj, m .s9:42, sis:s,5 ..i2s'SS ~ --*2:2o, %2:55, %If ii 5s 5s.Vo, p m.sgndays '2:55, 94:5S, t7:65 D. m. '' m.' 'l2;OS. .1i:i1, a. o49oh @ .14s vls $ .ssprrfInsheld-'1:1o.
 For Hartford, springfieid.. i.0i Etc p m; .,c x1:O1, fl:45, s:iO, S4:o5, x5.o6 f'i[; a. .s1s ras S;oS o., Cto Hartford), 7:1O, xS:i0. S.b2 n rp " sqadayfel 1d sE.1e 7o x9;o5. x1l:45 a. m,
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 For Winsted-9:S2, a. m, 12:01, 2:85, e;14s' F4O p. m. sundays-S:25 a. m. For PittsReId and Interme.1ia+e po,n+. 5:55, (via Brldgeport), 9:32, a. f1i., 4:65 a. m. -Ae v c, For Litchaeld---s:92. a. m. 4:o5 D. m. sundays 7:55 (via Brldgeport) a, m.
 Express trains xLocal express.
 llParlor car limited.
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nnn1cr rn pnn1onICAL nnALERs.

Sealed bids will be received at the Free Public Library, New Haven, Conn. not later than noon of November 15, 1907, for furnishing periodicals for the use of the Free Public Library. Lists of the periodicals required may be had At the Public Library. All bids must be accompanied by certified checks for not less than five per cent of the amount of the bid. payable to J. N. Rowe. controller The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. n5 St
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FRENCH LINE
s4arln,a aN.Y.&N.H.Lln,

DAILl hAOEFI pA1UhDA1. pAssIcNGER AND FkEIGHT SERVICE
 hayes New Haven goo p. m., Starr Pier foot oe Brown Street. Leave. New fork goo 9. m, Cortland Street. pier No. IS, N. R. FsT2 'Sc, excursiI tickets St.2k. Rooms v1. Take Chals d Strest cara to Brewery street.
 Few Hsvea. Cont
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CITY NOTICES.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON RELEASE
 OT1 MORTGAGE

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON RELhAob
 OF MORTGAGE. The Special Committee on Release of Mortgage of the Board of Aldermen will hold public hearing in Room onr iv- at 7:S0 o'clock p. m. for the considera- ton of the following petition;
 Petition of James B. Wheeler for re- lease of mortgage of $225, ,0Oo.Oo given by the New Haven & Derby Railroad Co. August ', 1869, to the City of New Haven to indemnify it for guaranteeing the payment of s225,0OO,00 of bonds and interest at r per cent. of the New Ha- ven and Derby Railroad Co.
 Said bonds were due February l, 1900, and have been paid and retired
 All persons interested in the forego. ing are hereby notified to be present and be heard thereon without further notice.
 Per order
 HENRY H. ToWNsHEND, Chairman. Attest:
 n79t CityaClerk.
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If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth, be sure and use that old and well tried remedy,
 Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teeth,ng. It soothes the child, wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle,
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The basketball game of "wednesday evening resulted in pronounced vic- tory for the Yale Rangers of New Ha- ven. The visitors came out here with a much stronger team than last year and Baldwin of the Battery team was
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BAZAAR AT WEST HAVEN.
Woman's Relief Corps Sale and Dance
 in Town Hall November tS.

The women of Admiral Foote ". R. C., No. 3, will hold bazaar the after noon and evening of Wednesday, Nov, 1S, in the town hall, West Haven. In the evening there will be music by an orchestra for dancing from to 12 The proceeds will be used for depen- dent soldiers and other relief work.
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A concert was given at the Swedish Finnish Tabor Lutheran church last evening in commemoration of Gusta- vus Adolphus. the famous soldier-king of Sweden.
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Quite a number of Branford people will attend the business mems recep- ton at the United church, New Haven Friday evening.
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Nathan Miller and family will soon move to the Bryan cottage at Indian Neck
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Trinity church choir rehearsals will be held Friday instead of Saturday evenings hereafter.
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Rev. and Mrs, George w. Barhydt moved into Trinity rectory to-day. Their furniture has in the meantime been stored in the vacant store in the Hosley block
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Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Helga Anderson, clerk at the Branford postoffice, and Mir. Otis w. Engquist of Rogers street.
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COMMITTEE ON SEWERS AND
 anTTAnfgg

COMMITTEE ON SEWERS AND
 SQUARES. The Committee on Sewers and Squares of the Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing in Room IA, City hall Friday, November s, 1907, 7at 8 o'clock D. m. for the consideration of the following petition: Petition of the New Haven Park conn mission for permission to sell rock at West Rock park. Ali persons interested in the forego- ing are hereby notified to be present and be heard thereon without further notice.
 Per order
 W. PERRY CURTISs.
 Chairman. Attest:
 A. OSWALD PALLMAN, n7 St City Clerk.
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unable to play. The score was 34 to F in favor of the visitors.
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SOUTHTNGTON


 Special Jourhal-Courier News Service)
 Southington, Nov. 7-The special borough meeting was held last evening in town hall and, as usual, the high ways and bridges were searched for people enough to make a quorum. Fin ally Ii appeared and the meeting opened with a resolution from Louis Schmidt that a mill tax be levied payable Nov 2O The resolution was passed. Then D. A. carley presented resolution making the rate paid the tax collection 1 1-2 per cent. Instead of ? per cent. as formerly paid The resolution passed and now the bor- ough collector and town collector are on the same basis, despite the fact that there Is five times more In that position for the town A part of the resolution was that the money should be paid over to the town as soon as received instead of monthly as form eraly done.
 Many members of the Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Co. are receiv- ing circulars in regard to the suit of the policyholders against the company. It seems that long ago the company represented to the people that part of their assessments would go toward a | fund and when this fund reached $1,- 100000 its interest would be used to has now reached $1,00OO0O, but the company says that the money is to be used as protection. | Henry MeCleary of this place is one of the committee of the pollcyholders organization. Mir Dresser chairman of this organization, sends out to the policyholders that, although Judge Robinson of the superior court has de- clded all points in favor of the com pany, nevertheless an appeal to the supreme court will be taken If this court substantiates Judge Robinson, then the hopes of the policyholders are blasted. He advises the members of the organization to hold their policies until after January, when the supreme court will open MT. Dresser. is still confident of success and hopes for a 1 favorable decision.
 Money in town Is very scarce, and | by the present outlook the factories will pay off In checks next week. This happened in 1898, when there was d scarcity of money, and makes the situ- ation very disagreeable
 The condition of Mrs Karl Kritz who is Ill of diphtheria. Is considerably worse, and there are fears for her re- covery. Her husband, who Is i'll of the same disease, is reported as being much better.
 Henry B. smith. who was station master for years, is visiting friends in town.
 The Huntsville w. C. T. U. will give social in Huntsville Congregational church tomorrow night A literary and musical program has been arrang- ed
 Compounce tribe from Bristol visited wonx tribe this evening, and with IL came the famous jegree team 10 in- itiato some local pale faces into the first degree. After the initiation ban quet was served.
 The condition of John Houlihan of Bristol street Is mdaa worse and be Is not expected to live through the night.
 A son has been born Lp MT. and Mrs. IA
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Wasl Indies & Orient.

Special cruises by superb Steamers, lasting from 16-70 days Cost from $7o- $30O and up.
 SUPERB NILE SERVICE. By New Steamers.
 Tourist department for general in, formation. Travellers checks good all over the world.