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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
NEw HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER TUESDAY DECEMBER l9O

heroine, in the last act at the risk of his life brings down the house.
 The Rays in "King Casey"
 Johnny and Emma Ray will present King Casey" their latest and best offering in the musical comedy field, at the New Haven theater Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights this week and at the matinee Saturday. This hodge podge of mirth and melody was written by Aaron Hoffman, author of Wine, Woman and Song" and other brilliant New York successes. It shows MT. Ray in an exceedingly complex role, While the comedy is riotous and hilarious it is not offensive, and the many musical numbers introduced are claimed to be "every one a gem The fun centers around the efforts of Dan Casey, fireman of the Waldorf-Astoria hotel New York city, to impersonate | his twin brother, the king of the island of Lalla Pa zaza, and as Casey the | fireman, MT. Ray is offered delicious opportunity.
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GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

New York, Dec. 2.-Sailed: Steamer Oldenburg, Bremen.
 Cape Race, N. F., Dec. 2-Steamer Graf Waldersee, Hamburg, Boulogne and Plymouth for New York in com munication with the Marconi station, 220 miles southeast at GAO a. m.; pro- bably dock at 11:S0 a. m. Thursday.
 Steamer Ivernia, Liverpool and Queenstown for Boston in communica- tion with the Marconi station at a. m, no distance given.
 Plymouth, Dec. 2,-Arrived: Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H. New York for Cher bourg and Bremen tand proceeded).
 Sailed: Steamer Pennsylvania (from Hamburg and Boulogne) New York
 Cherbourg, Nov. Ss.-Sailed: Steamer Philadelphia (from Southampton New York.
 Queenstown, Dec. 2,-sailed; Steamer Lusltania (from Liverpeoll New York.
 Naples Nov. 29.-Arrived Steamer Pannonia, New York via Gibraltar
 Genoa Nov. 30.-Arrived: Steamers Naples; Dec. 1, 8 a. m. Koenig Luise, New York via Naples.
 Christiansand, Dec. 1, = Arrived: Steamer United States. New York for
 Madeira, Dec l.-Arrived: Steamer Caronia, New York for Naples. z land, New York.
 Chorhourg, Dec. 2.-Arrived: Steam CT Kaiser Wilhelm T., New York via Plymouth for Bremen (and proceeeded).
 Neville, Dec. 2.--Arrived: Steamer California, New York for Glasgow (and
 Havre, Nov. so.-sailed: Steamer Florida, New York.
 Bremen, Dec. 1,-Sailed: Steamer Bresfau, New York.
 Gibraltar, Nov 30.-Passed: Madonna, New York for Marseilles and Naples
 Marseiiies, Dec 1.--Arriyed: Steam CT Algeria, New York via Naples.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

The ladies of Admiral F'oote W. R. c. will have business meeting to-mor- row afternoon in c. A. R. hall, which will open at o'clock sharp A large attendance of members is desired.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Eckle and baby of West Haven have gone to Provf- dence, R. l., to reside.
 The Yale Glee club, which has not visited Hartford since 1901, will give @ concert at the Parsons theater on Friday evening, December IS.
 The Hawthorne club will meet this afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. Nor timer Treat In Woodmont.
 Miss Grace Street, Miss Irene Pal mer of Rochester, N. Y, and Miss 1Fa1 gel Street of Oswego, left last night for Poughkeepsie, where they will be in attendance at college this morning.
 Mrs. William Cheney, who is i'll at the home of her son, Loren B. Cheney of Fountain street. is reported as be- ing about the same. Some time ago Mrs. Cheney was operated upon for cancerouS growths.
 shubert How'd of East Haven, who has been enjoying a furlough with his parents, will report to-day for du- ty on the ship Des Moines, which is at the Charlestown navy yard, Massa- chusetts.
 The home of F. B, Street, Thompson avenue, East Haven, has been one of activity since the arrival of Miss Grace and her friends from Vassar, Friday afternoon tea was given in honor of Miss Palmer and Miss Street. the latter an instructor in vassar A New England supper will be ssrv- ed in Calvary Baptist parlors Wednes- day evening at 6:30 o'clock. The ten ladies of the church who nave the supper in charge are Mrs Fitch, Mrs. Cram, Mrs. visel, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Story, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs Chambers, Mrs, Twiss, Mrs. Larl1ins, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Walsh.
 The Ladies guild of Christ church, East Haven, will give an entertain ment in the town hall, to-morroy eve ming, consisting of vocal solos by Miss E. Martin and Mrs. A. Lockwood Of West Haven, piano duet by Miss Bes- sic Goodyear and Mir Arvine Hal solos by Mrs J. A. Brooks and Mss Nancy Goodyear, A, Watson and D Ballou, recitations by Miss H. A. Calf ney of West Haven and Miss Olive Edgecombe, and selections by the Grace church quartet. Dancing will follow.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Kisselback are spending few weeks with their granddaughter, Mrs. Myron filling in Norwich, Miss Olo Vosburgh, who has been their guest for week, returned home Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs A. L. Tiffany of 616 State street, have returned from de- l lightful house party given by Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Norris of Willimantic.
 Miss Bessie Davidson of 63 Admiral street, will spend the week with her sister, Mrs. Fred Coates, of Spring field, Mass.
 There will be a meeting to-day al the K of c. club rooms of hree mem bers from each of he nine chapers ot his dictrict to arrange for the bazaar to eb given in Music hall on January F, IS and 19
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TRAvELERS' GUIDE.
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NOVEMBER 2O, 1907.

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NEW HAVEN.
'Deadwood Dicks Last Shot" a Great
 Hit.

Hit.
 An enthusiastic audience greeted the first presentation of "Deadwood Dicks Last Shot" at the New Haven theater last night, The performance was so successful that the audiences this eve ming and tomorrow will undoubtedly be even larger than at the New Haven premier.
 Deadwood Dick was on hand with his trusty rife, and anything that got by him in the early part of the play deserved a Carnegie medal. Although a western gambler he showed all the qualities of nobility mate in men of hia caliher.
 The warmest part of the play came at the end of the first act when Dick wins a valuable paper in the game of cards with the sheriff "Foilsd' nut ters the sheriff, as he sees the price less bit of parchment and the girl they both love slipping away.
 The exciting situations which obtain later in the play made the audience even forget the first act, and Dicks noble rescue of Madge Fulton, the
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nMnY Down East.v

William A. Bradys Way Down East" delightful and ever pop ular pastoral drama-will be the at- traction at the Hyperion next Thurs day, December 5, and our many thea tergoers will again have an opportuni- ty to enjoy the exquisite humor, quaintness and rural charms of the piece, together with its perfect real ism. Way Down East" owes it's suc- cess to the progressiveness of its story the peculiar but none the less natural types of it's characters and the numerous and striking episodes which surround the lines of the plot.
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AT LOCAL TalATERS.
HYPERION.
Celebrated Yiddish Company Headed
 by David KessIer Tonight.

An attraction which is rarely seen or heard of in the history of theatrlcal performances will be given in this city at the Hyperion tonight when the most celebrated Yiddish company who have at its head David Kessler, will present the Yiddish King Lear," a modernizatlon into Yiddish life of Shakespeare's King Lear" by Jacob Gordin. This company has caused great sensation in the Ghetto of New York city, where they are the most prominent in their line and have also scored a tremendous hit wherever and whenever they have made their ap- pearance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03

Mrs. Lucia Ames Mead spoke be- fore very enthusiastic meeting of the woman's club in the auditorium of the public library this afternoon at f o'clock on The New International ism." Mrs. Mead is a very noted and talented speaker, and her talk was
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most interesting. The lecture treated of the peace council at The Hague, The members of the club are to be congratulated upon securing such an interesting talker.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03

hours after the birth of our child and I had to raise the baby on arti- icial foods. Six months after birth she broke out snd I had two doctors in attendance. a There was not a
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TREYCH DIFOMAT DIES,

Paris, Dec. 2,-Gustsve Louis Lannes, Marquis de Montebello, for ner French ambassador to Russia, died to-day
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on her body, the blood oozed out just anywhere, and we had to wrap her in silk and carry her on pillow for ten weeks. She was the most terrible sight ever saw, and for six months l looked for her to go to her mama, but thank God and his agents, she is alive and well to-day and she will be three years old the seventh of December and has never had a sign of the dread trouble since.
 T used every known remedy to ale viate her suffering, for it was terrible to witness, pr. C gave her up and then went to C. F. and got Dr. B. and he and Cuticura Soap and Cutieura Ointment saved her. He recommended the Cuticura Remedies, or said we were right in making use of them. As nearly as l can remember, we used eight cakes of Cuticura SoaJ and three boxes of Cuticura Ointment; but you must take into consideration that hers was an exceptional case, for an old and good doctor said that it was the worst case that had come to him in forty years. have always hinged on Cutioura Soap to keep her skin soft and to give her a pure complexion. James J. Smith, Wood and Metal Pattern Maker, Box 234, Buena Vista, Va, Oct. IA and 22, 1eo6,"
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NOT A PARTICLE:
 0F SKIN ON BODY
Worst Case of Eczema Doctor Had Seen in 40 Years = For Six Months Father Expected His Baby to Die--BIood 0ozed 0utAII Over Her Body-Had to Be Wrapped in silk and Carried on a Pillow Now She Is Perfectly Cured.
DOCTOR RECOMMENDED
 CUTICURA REMEDIES

My little girl was born two weeks before her time and my wife died four
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L4N4llK EACkFT SAIUKIAI. k'AsNISN GlnM AND EAsMKGMT SSrMv1CFa Leaves New Haven s;V0 D. m, stArIn New York soc D. m, Cortiaud SfreeA Pier No. IS, N. R, Fsya sSc, exoursICT tickets sLa6. Rooms VI. Take Chatl As Stroes carD to Brewery Street.
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 New MaveTns es2nmu
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New York: T. ". Cooper. from Sag Ha bor. Sailed: Tug Cora L. staples WI
 three barges bound west.
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Chicken Salad Boiled Ham

Escalloped Potatoes Quick Biscuit Raised Biscuit Rye, Graham and Wheat Bread Queen Olives Sweet Pickles Chocolate Cake Cocoanut Cake
 Loaf Cake Coffee Tea Chocolate
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poIrs.

Bill Includes Julius Steger's Playlct
 and sam Watson's Farmyard.
 This weeks special attraction is a novelty in the shape of one act play, one of the many written by the star, Julius Steger The title Is "The Fifth Commandment" and the rlaylot pre- sented by competent cast, is based on the commandment, Honor thy father
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03

At the annual meeting of Division No, l, A. o. H., held yesterday, it was voted to appropriate the sum of $25 flor Improvements at the Holy Trinity cemetery The officers and committees elected for the ensuing year were as follows:
 Chaplain-Rev. J. H. Carroll
 President-Michael T. Downs. Vico President-J. J. Fleming. | Recording secretary-C. F. Drum.
 Financial ecretary-Patrick J. Ho- gan.
 Treasurer-P. H. Luby. Sergeant at arms-H. Hilrain
 Sentinel-John O'Reilly
 Finance committee-J. F. Cassin, J. J. Griffin, E. c. Cox, James VI Lee and C. O'Brien.
 Sick committee-J H, Delehanty, T. E. Mcclure, P. H. Kemmett.
 Standing committee-Thonas M. Brennan, John J. Prior, Daniel Dinan 4. Hassott, J. J. Luby.
 Employment con1mittee-J. P. Bowe, P. H. sullivan. T. 0. Blair.
 Literary conmittee-C. F. Drum, T. Larkins, P. J. Griffin.
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NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.
 New London, Dec. 2.--Arrived: Sch, Bertha Crowley from Stonington for
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 The Christmas sale given by the la dies of St. Pauls church will be held in the Parish house Friday evening, De- cember 5. One of the feature of the sale will be q fish pond. Around this department and air f mystery prevails and the writer Is not in position at the present time to disclose any of the surprises in store for those who try this sport. Let 1t be enough to state that every man woman and child who fishes in the above pond will have the best of luck. Besides the fish pond there will be any number of other at tractivs booths. The following excel lcnt menu has been arranged for the supper which will be served at 6:SO D.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03

Wallingford is to have another in dustry In the form of mushroom plant, Frederick H. Smith, senior mem Der of the Smith Grocery corporation, will erect upon land on North street, recently acquired from E, II, Miller, of Meriden, a building 20x40 feet. The structure will be completed in about a month and before spring MT Smith ex- poets to have his first crop of mush- rooms on the market. The seed for the generation of the mushrooms will be obtained from Chicago. Mir Smith will continue to hold an interest in the gro- cery business.
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7 "
 The members of the U. s. Athletic club held meeting yesterday after noon and adopted bylaws Plans were talked over concerning. the formation of a basketball team, and a commit tee was appointed to look up a club room and to secure the Whittlesey 'vanue gymnasium for the playing of Indoor games. The following officers we're appointed: t
 Presldent--stuart MacMillan.
 Secretary and Treasurer-Ralph L. Davis.
 Captain basketball team-Harry Robinson.
 Captain hockey team-stuart Mac Milan.
 Manager of basketball team-Edward Collins.
 Business manager Athletic associa- tion-R. L. Davis.
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West Indies & Orient.

Special cruises by superb steaIlsTs .s.lTI lasting from 16-7s days. Cost from S'O $500 and up. 1ra so steamers of Hamburg and Anglo-Alilei ican Nile Go. ,r
 Tourist department for general m formation. Travellers checks gooo q over the world
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WALLINGFORD NEWS
Openinu of Methodist BazaarNleeng of Athletic CIlb-A. H. Matters-RoIer Polo TO-night-Mushroon Plant Next.
Especial Journal-Courier News servico.)

The Golf Girl ....,.,,... Emma Dray The Maid of All Work. Viola Dairs The Athletic Girl. . ;. Lillian Saunders The New Woman .. Mrs Frank Hill The Nurse ..,.........,.. Elsie Payne The Bachelor .... Clayton Laythrop The Flower Girl ....#.. Florence Lane The Rustic Maiden .... .Ade Holroyd The Fencing Girl ...... Edna Burrow The Riding Girl ..... Miss Procknow The Society Girl ... Martha Russell ,The Summer Girl. .Winifred Saunders The Tennis Girl ........., Marion Lee The Violinist ... Mrs. August Moslow The Winter Girl ......... Eva Lobb The Geisha Girl .. Mrs Charles Allen The Bride ...,........ Daisy Hampton
 The bazar will continue tomorrow afternoon and evening, Admission is free.
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The teachers meeting which was to have been held this afternoon was post poned on account of the lecture at the Woman's club. It will be held Wednes- day afternoon at the Colony street school at 4 o'clock.
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W. c, Post, the Main street grocer, returned this noon from stay at Deep River, Conn.
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Miss Sarah Pagnam, who has been the guest of relatives in the borough for the past week, returned to New York to-day. e.
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Compuny's ofRce,, SS-s7 Broadway, z! ] Y, Sweezey Ss Kelsey, t02 Church st M. Zunder s Son, 24a state street. J; { Parish & CO, s6 Orange street; blsnc 6 CO, 1S5 Orange street; H. BnssmaI 71 Orange street.
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Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock the opening game of the Connecticut Rol- Ter Polo league for Wallingford will be played at the Trades Council Hall, against Thon1asonvllle. The accommo- dations at the hall have bean improved by Manager Keeney and there will be plenty of room for everybody. As was shown by last Thursdays contest with Manchester, Wallingford has good fast team and all lovers of good sport should attend the game tomorrow eve hing. The lineup:
 Wallingford. Thompsonvflle
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Charles Burton Strong, U. s. Mall car rier, is entertaining Miss Laura Strong, of New Haven at his residence on the South Colony road
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Accanant lodge won out by eleven points in the games played Saturday night with the Hancock lodge. The scores follows: Accanant, Goddard 4S, Hall 29, Collett 50, Joab 50, Douglass 50, Mitchell 50; total, 272. Hancock, Tur- ner 50, Johnson 50, Stevens 47, Geehring $s, Hills S3, Wincheli 4S; total, 2e1.
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Albert Edward Bailey, of Boston, Mass, will give an Illustrated lecture on "The Shrine of the World" at the Congregational church next Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
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Dr. Burke of Cohoes, N, Y. who has been the guest of Dr. Brosnan, return ed to his home to-day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
0LNEYvILLE
Boys Arrested for Shaking Dice
on Sundinr
Mr.. Degnan and Daughter Start
on Trip TO Europe

Advertisements and items can be left
at the branch of The News-Democrat at
Hartford avenue. room No. /. Telephone
40 West
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BOARD
ATTENDS To
ROUTINE WORK

The police commissioners disposed Of
considerable routine business at their
meeting yesterday afternoon. Chairman
william H. Luther and Col Harold j.
Gross being present
Patrolman John 10. Henry OF the
Firth station. who is charged with fall
ing TO discover a break on his beat,
was tried. and the commissioners re-
served their decision.
Licenses wero granted as follows:
To be Appointed Police Constables
without Power-Patrick j. Cooney as
Pope street; George r.. Spellman, 292
Mantle avenue. and Fred II. Nichols, ?
Hoppin street.
Pawnbrokers Shop-David Nova
groskl. 131 South Main street.
Tavern License--Jacob Alderman, 1853
Acorn street. and Christos II. Chi
pouras, 299 Westminster street.
Victualling House-Frank Renzio. 81
Arthur avenue; Julian Abrams. 1876
Richmond street; II. $. Crowell, 80
Washington street: Angeli Pasquale,
140 Acorn street. and Walter LoumaX,
Ia Walnut street
Junk Foundry-F A. simmons, 80
Dorrance street. and Charles O. stevens,
352 South Main street.
Junk Shop-L. Roller. 156 Gladstone
avenue: J. II. Higgins & Co, 81 Broad
way: John r.. Pearce, agent, 81 Orange
-
street. Charles f.. Franklsnd. 4s2 South
Water street, Mayer S Alper. 224 South
Water street; Abraham Golden. l victor
street. and James King, 20 Transit
street.
Second Hand Stores-M. J. Shapiro,
70 Charles street; Samuel Marks, 21S
South Main street; David Coplan, 347
south Main street: Philip Blumenthal.
oil South Main street: Isaac Marks. s39
Westminster street; Samuel Schnable,
% South Main street; Harry Levey, 81
South Main street; II. R. Whipple, 665-
667 Prairie avenue; Alex N. Canaan,
1888 Westminster street. and William
Bronstein. 30 Shawmut street
Druggists Liquor Licenses--James Il.
Johnston. Ss3-s97 Westminster street;
Max Markonsohn. 127 Orms street; Ed
win i. Anthony. 17s Angel street;
Emil 3. Blumenkranz, Angel and
South Angel streets; William H. Hinds,
| 81 Governor street; Hugh V. ODonnell,
27s Public street; Hugh V. O'Donnell,
25s Point street; Hugh V. ODonnell.
51i Broad street: Hugh v. ODonnelL
16 Market square: w. II. Corrigan. 1864
Westminster street; Thomas ]. oNeil,
$50 Charles street; A. W. Fenner, 8 -
Greene street; A. w. Fenner, 105 West
minister street; William o. Blanding.
So weybos street: William o. Bland
ing, as North Main street, Joseph
Fratantuono, 172 Spruce street; j. NJ.
Fenner. 40 Cranston street: James A.
Slattery, 792 Potter's avenue; Edward
T.. Cotton. 465 Pine street: Clarence A.
Barnes. 455 Plainfeld street: Richard
A. McNalley, 3b4 Friendship street;
Charles A. Gladding, 2s7 Elmwood ave-
nue.. and William r. Greene, 20 West
minister street
Liquor Licenses: First Class-Byron
S. Cook, 262264 Weybosset street.
Transfers-Smith e. Blumstrom, 166
Richmond street. 10 Clifford a. Dona-
hue: Rice g. Hackett. 122 Charles street,
TO James r. Rice: Michael +. Manning,
342 Richmond street, TO John #. Null
laney; Clark e. Mccarthy. 46-4S Pine
street, TO Isaac ID. Huling: John Nor
rison. a Pond street to Charles o.
Hart.