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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03
WALLINGFORD NEWS
A. Club Gives Invitation Dance-Visitos in the Borough
 Over Labor Day-PerSonaI Items.

Labor day as the guests of James Gaffney of Whittlesey avenue.
 MT. Bonander has resumed his po- sition as organist of the First Congre- gational church after very pleasant vacation.
 Mrs. William Lockert and daughter, Miss Ida of Brooklyn, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. John Lockert,
 Mir. and Mrs Edwin H. Bacon of Whittlesey avenue are entertaining Mrs. Burnett of Brooklyn, N, Y.
 Miss May Parker of Hartford is the guest of Mrs. D. C. Morse of Whittlesey avenue.
 Mir Robert Hassett of Whlttlesey avenue won the 100 yard dash and hat race Saturday at the H. s. Judd com pany outing.
 Donald Parker of whtttIesey avenue is in Middletield as the guest of Mrs Amelia Coe.
  Mrs. Gaylord Burdon and Miss Mar garet Burdon of Waterbury are visik- ing friends on Christian street.
 Mr. and Mrs George M. Hallenbecls and Miss Hallenbeck returned to-day from stay In Hampton, Mass.
 Miss Frances French, teacher of music in the public schools, arrived to. day from Wellesley Hills.
 Ralph Cowles of Worcester, Mass, is staying with his grandparents on Christian street.
 Mrs Thurston and daughter, Miss Jessie, are visiting with Mir. and Mrs H. l.. Davis.
 William Pigott of Helena, Montana is the guest of Donald Russell of Main street. MT. Pigott will enter Yale Shelf as a junior this coming fall
 Principal W. McGraby has returned from an extended trip through Maine and New Hampshire Mrs. Tyler Gedney and daughter, Miss Minnie Gedney, have returned from Morris cove.
 Edward Van Duyn of New York is the. guest of MT. and Mrs. John Norton of Main street.
 Miss Minnie Wood of New York is the guest of MT. and Mrs George N. Dickerman of Main street
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford Leavenworth are home from Block Island. Major and Mrs. Henry Norton and son. Henry, have gone to Rosendale, N. J.l to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Alex Geiges. Marsden Hubbard Is in Atlantic City. Mrs. A. P. Greenleaf is expected home from Center Harbor. N. H., this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. W. Jeralds and daughter from Ashland. N Y. are town visitors.
 MT Friend c. Allen and daughter Miss Lillian. are here from Washing ton, D. c.
 MT. Harry Atwater, graduate of Yale Law school, or, Is the guest oi MT. and Mrs, Alex Russell of East Cen ter street.
 MT James Russell of. Bay Ridee. N r, IS the guest of Mir. and Mrs Alex kussell of East Center street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03

character, In this production they are surrounded by great company of over 100 people, they appearing to better advantage than at any time during their career. Their old skit, "The Georgia Minsrels," has been in- .corporated into the new play in such a clever way that it becomes a part of the story, and in the second act they keep an audience convulsed by their funny description of their straits as stranded minstrels. Throughout the piece twelve musical numbers are pre- sented by the principals and chorus. tThe Ham Tree" is most elaborately
 mounted with magnificent scenery and brilliant costumes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03
wETHERELn HERD PURCHAsED

The Connecticut Agrucultural Col lege has just purchased the famous Wdtherell herd, at Greenwich, consist ing of s5 Guernsey cows, which will be kept at the colleges farm fin George town. The milk of these cows was sold this summer in Greenwich at 15 cents per quart, in competition with other milk at cents. The Maplehurst dairy of Stamford has for the last five months purchased the entire output of the Agricultural Colleges farm at Georgetown,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03

1 Especial to the Journal and Courier.) Wallingford, Sept. 2.-The Y. E. F. A. club gave an invitation dance in George Jour's barn this evening. The unique costumes lent a charm to the affair. All enjoyed themselves im- mensely. and parted with regrets in the wee small hours of the morning, The young ladies are to be congratu- lated upon the great success of the affair.
 / Miss Lulu Adams and Miss Ives of New York were the guests of Miss Rose Gaffney of Whittlesey avenue to- day.
 Miss Lulu Riley enters Childs' Bus mess college .to-morrow.
 Miss Josephine Gilson is the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Hassett of South Whittlesey avenue.
 Miss Esther Hassett has returned from trip to Natick, Mass.
 Miss Gertrude Riley is home from St. Francis hospital in New York city,
 Howard Parker of New Britain was in town over Sunday as the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. S. Parker of Whittle- sey avenue.
 Clarence Travers of New York was the guest of Mrs Sarah Wilsey of North Main street over Sunday and Labor day,
 Rev. and Mrs. Woodbridge have as their guest Mir. Stevens.
 Miss Fisher of White Plains, N. r, is spending a few days with Miss Mar guerite Jones of Elm street.
 Regular services will be resumed I dL IllS SO1lBAOSdllOlAcl AlGAL Sunday. The Bible school will be held directly after the morning service.
 Rev. and Mrs. Woodbridge have re- turned from their summer vacation.
 Miss Helen Reynolds of Meriden Is the guest of Mrs. Martin O'Connell of lWhittlesey avenue.
 The three youngest sons, Charles, William and George, and youngest daughter Ruth, of MT. and Mrs, Will liam Hassett, left to-day at 9:SO for Canada, where they are entering school.
 Mrs. Thomas Galligan, accompanied by her daughter, Katherine, left to- day for Canada, where the daughter has been attending school for the past three years.
 Miss Helen McCran and MT. Me Gran were in town over Sunday and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03
AT LOCAL THEATERS.
THE HAM TREE" AT THE HY-
 PERTON

Mcintyre and Heath in Klaw & Err langer's production of George V. Ho- bart's musical vaudeville "The Ham Tree" will be the attraction in this city at the Hyperion on Friday, Sep tember 6. This is one of the funniest and most interesting showss now on the stage. It was first presented at the New York theater in New York, where it made two long runs and since then has been seen in Philadel- phta, Pittsburg, Chicago and other large places. In each of these cities the New York verdict was repeated
 Mcintyre and Heath are undoubtedly the greatest impersonators of negro
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03

A Westerner visiting New York was held up by highwaymen with the demand, Give me your money. or I'll blow your brains out" Blow away" said the Westerner. You can live in New York without brains, but you can't without money. Christian Register.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03
NEWS OF BRANF0RD
baseball Games Not Played Yesterday on Account of Ra
 Arrests Made for Sunday Shooting.

J. P. Mannix of New York city spent Sunday and Monday with rela- tives in the Bushy Plains district.
 Quite number of the members of the second platoon Battery A, expect to attend the Guilford Fair on the 25th inst, and 1t has been suggested that they go in uniform.
 Good progress has been made the past few days by the c. W. Harring- ton company on the new residence they are constructing for George R. Stannard on Church street. The build ing is closed in and the work of fin- ishing the interior will be commenced in few days,
 Mir and Mrs. Ricard Bradley who spent the summer at Sunset Beach have returned to their home in the center.
 Tidings of the accidental death of Patrick Mahoney of Guilford, last Saturday afternon were received here that evening and caused much regret. Deceased was killed by a freight train at the grade crossing near tbe Guilford passenger station. He was about sixty years old and was well known in Branford, where he lived many years ago. He was at one time in the employ of the late Judge Lynde Harrison.
 Mrs. Annie H. Hopson spent Sun. day and Monday in the Berkshire Fills.
 The several schools of the town wiI, open tomorrow (Tuesday) for thei, fall and winter term.
 Rev. Charles c. Smith pastor q, the Grand avenue Baptist church New Haven, of1ciated at the Pine Or. ' ohard chapel, Sunday afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03
GOVERNOR APPROVES BILLS

Governor Woodruff has approved the bill of the New Haven Gas company for gas furnished the Second company, Governors Foot Guard, amounting to S41. He has approved the bill of Dr. E. A. Down for the examination of an insane prisoner at the jail, $15. He has approved various acquisitions amount ing to $2,55629, for the uses of the Con- 'necticut National Guard. He has re- quisitioned the secretary of the navy for four boat lights for the use of the Naval Battalion. He has authorized the admission of lone Dibble, of An sonia, to the American School for the Deaf in Hartford, and of Mildred Graham, of Chatham, and Minnie Fl Knight, of Willington to the School for Imbeciles at Lakeviile.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03
COSBY PARLs0R 
 PIECES

A variety of S-piece Parlor Suites with loose oushions aa very special prices.
 Suites in4plain greens, reds or figured goods -ats$2T.51, re- duced from $3saOo.
 Suites $2S.Ss, reduced from $4O,0o.
 Suites $Ss.s0, reduced from I.$54.o0.
 For those who do not core for loose cushions we sell this week a nicely upholstered g. piece suite for $29.4S, reduced from $49.0o.
 Also a 3-piece suite for SIS and one,for $14.40. Wonder ful values.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03

Special to the Journal and Courier.(
 Branford, September 2.-Michael allahue of Cedar street, who on Mon ay of last week was removed to the
 ew Haven hospital, to be treated br malarial fever, died ther Sunday forming. Deceased was about forty ears of age and was formerly em- loved by Y. D. Williams. The re- |ains were taken to New York for Iterment.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03

|Lyman and Myron Monroe who have large building contract in Milldale, his state, spent Sunday and Monday their home at Branford Point. EThe rain of to-day. while very ac- sptable to farmers, was a great dis Epointment to many who had plan bd for an outing. Both ball games sre necessarily omitted, and the reets were for the most part nearly serted by citizens.
 An infant child of Mir. and Mrs. Barry Allis, of Stony Creek, died yes- 5 tday. The funeral will be held E #ednesday, burial being in New Ha- h.
 rohn Munzee and Dominick Jordan re arrested by officers Carney and bKee this morning, charged with lawful shooting on Sunday. The eged shoeting occurred on land ned by 4. M. Young of Pine Or- hrd. The men were placed under a nd of S100 each and their trial will in the town court, Tuesday morn  D. J. o'Brien of New York city ent the holiday at his former home
 Hillside avenue.
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 'he regular monthly meeting of the anford board of school visitors will
 held in the High School building, ursday evening. Among the mat s to come up will be the final re. rt of the teachers committee who d few vacancies to fill, which i'd not be acted upon at the pra- bus meeting
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03

Labor day as the guests of James Gaffney of Whittlesey avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03

J. P. Mannix Of New York city spent Sunday and Monday with rela- tives in the Bushy Plains district.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-03

MT. Bonander has resumed his po- sition as organist of the First Congre- gational church after very pleasant vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27
LIST OF CORPORATIONS
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27
MAINE INDUSTRIES.

Tile crank shaft broke in the Eaton
mill i'll Midtown on Tuesday morning
which caused 4 shutdown Of several
days.
Frank Weymouth who leased the
Beatham and Pierce saw mill in Lin
coin last season, viii build a mill in
Pattcn this summer and will leave Lin
coin about June !.
II is understood that George ii. Her
sey of FlCminGron, n. j., has decided TO
move his ron foundry plant to Buck
iield. and has secured for this purpose a
Tot Of land near the depot.
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l Give Honor to Whom II Is Due.

DR.. David Kennedy's Fevorite Rem
edy, of Rondout, N. Y, cured me of
Brights disease and Gravel. Four of
The best physicians had failed to re-
lieve me. l have recommended 1t to
scores of people with like success, and
know 1t will cure al, who try it.-Mrs.
E. P. Miner Burg Hin, o. Price $500.
all druggists: 6 bottles $500.
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SOMERSET.
SOUTH ST, ALBANS,

FL Martin and family has moved 10
Dexter.
Mrs. Eel Leach. Guy Wilmington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald went to
SkowheEan Wednesday on business
Mrs ',ern CLARK is helping Ms Fitz-
gerald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27

Women compositors of Cnristiania and
EcrTCn, Norway, are to be paid the same
rates as men, after five years apprentice
ship and passing a test of full qualifica-
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COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEC.
NORTH WAYNE,


Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Libby and family
OF Winthrop were recent visitors at
Mrs. Libby's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Lovejoy. ..-,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huff were in
the place a few days last week. They
returned to their work in Portland
"Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Allen" and son re-
turned from Boston Monday after two
weeks visit with relatives there.
W. {. Saith came from Reading,
Mass, Wednesday to see his uncle,
c. Z. Smith who is very i'll. He passed
Wednesday night with his sister Mrs.
G. NJ. Stevens, returning to his home
Thursday.
PITTsToN.
The Kcnnebec Pomona will meet
with Pittston Grange Tuesday, May IS.
Miss a. N. Lewis of the Maine Mis-
sionary Society will hold q meeting at
No. schoolhouse in Pittston Tuesday,
May IS.
CHELSEA.
George z. Trask of Skowhegan is
visiting friends in Chelsea.
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OLD COLONY INSURANCE COM.
PANT, BOSTON, MASS.

For cold or a cough take Kennedys
Laxative Cough Syrup. 1t contains no
opiates and gently moves the bowels.
thereby driving the cold entirely from
the system. Conforms to the National
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by
John Coughlin of Augusta and Beans's
Drug Store. Gardinee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27

MR. 0. R. Wellman wishes
- to announce to the public
that he is now settled at his old
home at l0l Grove Street and is
prepared to serve his old and new
customers in the same line Of bus
mess that he formerly conducted.
With thanks for past favors and
wishing Tor continuance Of your
trade, remain,
Your Obedient Servant,
0. r.. WELLMAN
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PITTsToN.

George f. Trasll of Skowhegan is
visiting friends in Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
YALE TRIAL POSTPONED.
Cre5cS Unable to Go the Distance
Because Of Rough Water.

Gales Ferry. Conn. June S,-A brisk wind
which kicked up a choppy the Thames
River the means of postponing Yale's mi
tial four-mile try-out late to-day. Coach Ken
nedy and the oarsmen had TO be content with
a two and half mile pull with the freshmen
on which no time taken. The two elghts
and two fours went out on the river about .
o'clock. all padding downstream together. Later
the two fours enjoyed a two-mile brush, tAe
varsity beating the first year men easily. All
the oarsmen were in fine condition. and there
was considerable disappointment when it was
announced that the varsity would be unable to
go the four miles. The men We're eager to
go the distance.
George St John Sheffield and Julian w. Cur
tiss spent most of the day here and will he with
the oarsmen during the greater part of their
stay at their quarters. Tomorrow. the first
Sunday at Gales Ferry, the men will go 10
church at Norwich in the morning and Will
loaf around their quarters the remainder of the
day. Many visitors are expected
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
Yachts, Boats, Launches, Etc.

JIOUsEBOAT EGYPT for sale lease; good condi-
II fully furnished: 16X34 situated a Sleeps
head Bay. Particulars Room 3l2. 40 West s3d St
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
VICTORY FOR CRESCENT
TEAM SCORES At WILL.
Beat Mount Washington CINb in
Return Game of Lacrosse.

In return game OF lacrosse between the Mount
Washington Club. OF Baltimore. and the Crescent
athletic Club. Of Brooklyn played Bay Ridge
yesterday. the wearers of the new moon defeated
'he southern players by score Of goals to l.
The game was late in starting as the lacrosse
grounds were used by the international lawn tennis
team earlier in the afternoon finish the round
robin tournament that had been running all the
week. 1t was long after p. m. before Referee
DOYLE called the match In spite of that fact more
man 1Ve thousand persons waited and saw the
contest
Prior to the senior game the Mount Washington
Mldgets played an aggregation OF junior Crescent
members The boys on both teams We're about
twelve years old. and looked exceedingly funny
with their big sticks. Several were adopts at the
came, and give promise Of making good PLAYERS
when they grow Il little The Southern YOUNGSTERS
We're much the better and had difficulty IN de-
featng the Brooklyn boys by the score Of ; goals
TO 2 The Crescent points were scored by Vincent
hennedy, a younger brother Of the well known
crescent star. Little Kennedy did excellent work
and vas ably seconded by Bass and Iyke
When the senior game started the boys from the
South put Up a steady article OF lacrosse For
time II looked though II was going 10 be a repeti-
ton of the game played in Baltimore, which was
pulled out Of the fire by the Brooklyn cIubmen in
the last few minutes Of play For more than
twenty minutes neither team could score. Then
GIadney got an opportunity and threw clever
goal on pass from O'F'lynn 1t the only
point made in the first period Of play
In the second half the Crescents started in with
rush II took only two minutes TO score a goal
Wall made the point after he had received A pass
from Dolby. Ten minutes later Linton scored the
third goal for the Crescents and then in rand
succession the Brooklyn 1!~hmen began TO roll up
Toward the end OF the second half GIadnev was
hit mt on the head and received nasty cash which
and Simpson took his place. The lineup Follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
CORNELL OARSMEN OFF.
Shahe-up in varsity as Cre1c Starts
for POughkeep pSiC.

ithaca n Y. June S-The Cornell crew squad
made up Of thirty-nve LETT tonight for Pough
keepsie. where they will occupy the historic quar-
ters AT The Oaks The coaching launch Cornell and
the commissary department preceded the squad.
a shake-up was made in the varsity eight just
before the departure Three veteraEs-Dods, at No
>; Gracy. at No. T. and Gavett. AT No 5-wcre
taken from the eight just before the final practice
spin the lake
The freshman and four-oaTea crews are In excel
lent condition. The crews nre now boatcd as fol
lows:
Varsity oirbt-Newman No. |: Baycr. No. ?.
Piollett No 3. Weed. No. !; Seymour. No. .:
Goodier No 6; Stowen. No :; Cox. stroke, and
Tavlor coXswain.
Four-oared crew-Bromlcy. No l; Coulson, No 2.
Cavett No 3 and Holt. No :
freshman eight-Wuams No. !; Backus. No. 2.
Kelley No g. Morrow. No. !; koerner. No :. May.
No 6 Martin. No. Z. Forbes. stroke, and "hilock.
COY
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
VARSITY "C.'s" FOR CORNELL MEN.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

II3y Ieegraph 70 Tho ITlbune
Ithaca, n. Y, June Sat meeting OF the Cor
nell athletic council on Thursday night the follow
ing men were awarded the varsity CO..:
For track-H NJ. Rogers. 'O7: c. f. Magofin OF;
=. r. Townsend. 0S; r NJ. Jackson. 'Os G. F
I-ewis, 'oS; j: n Pew Jr., '0s W B. White. OS
20; J. {. Talbot. 03; r. l.. Rossynan, O9. and
G. W. Chandler 'O9
Fore basehall-E. S. Brown, o7; J. ]. Deshon 'O7
o. II: Bgelow. o7; w l. LoyeJoy, 'o7; r, l; Graves
'O7 +. II. Hastings. 'O1 F. l. Heman, '0S; J. L.
Reiber, 'Os; c. II. Watson, 90: f. o. Ebling. 'O9
For lacrosse-W. e. Rcketson. 'o7; H. C McDon-
aid on; \, J. Darling el, and H; Fl. Gildner. '07
The lection of r. 3. Townsend. of New York
as captain of the track team ratified The res
ignaton of j. J. Senior as graduate manager was
accepted. An important step was taken in regard
the future management of cross-country affairs
Cornell It decided to place the manage
of the varsity Cross-cOuntry team in the
hands of the varsity track manager. this to take
effect in the fail of 1909,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

All Alone got 4 lucky break
Blue Ban had speed, but stopped
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
YALE RUNNER IN PAsTImE GAMES.

one Of tho latest entries received for the open
spring games OF the Pastlme Athletic club is that
Of Ell r. parsons, jr. tho Yale University half
rnier Parsons Will compete in the l.ooo-yard run
and will meet Sheppard. among others Entries
close to- morrow with J. r sullivan Box GIL or No
81 Warren street. T.. Splitter, PastiWe Athletic
I.lub 90tt street and East River. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
MONMOUTH SHOW NEXT MONTH.

At meeting yesterday Of the stockholders of the
Monmouth County Horse Show Association IT was
decided to hold the annual show at Hollywood
Park, Long Branch. on July a. 25, 26 and o. Prizes
have been offered by Alfred @ Vanderbilt Frank
J. Could Frederick I.ewisohn and many others
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

cub f9T Gadnsy Crescent Athletic
npres-Messr' j Mason and strobhard Rourke
~ ~ %!adney VAL Linton FOR Crescent Ath-
Thirty minutes '- '' a''es
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
Gravesend Racing Summaries.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.

''d %nSq S & iF; S 6 OGDEN and FF.d one
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

and got up in the last few strides. Dreamer =
Brookdale Nymph made up some ground from
3-year- olds; $1,000 added; five furorgs. Start