The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-15

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 monstrats against an applicant if you ! consider that he is an unfit person. There is a new law which prvides that an applicant for license must have his application signed by five taXpay- CTS and a taxpayer can sign only one 1 application. Now if there are 400 sa- looms In this city, this means that there must be 2,OO0 taxpayers to sign the applications Now if the taxpay- CTS make a determined stand they can prevent many from taking out a it. cense. My conviction is that the peo- pie of this city who are against the saloons, can pull down the present number of saloons at least 100 and this would be @ great masterstroke. That would be reducing the number nearer what 1t should be for city of the size of New Haven. This is great op- portunity for the people of this city who wish to be independent"
 Irving A. Hurlbut rendered violin solo, with piano accompaniment by Or ton Rose IA baritone solo was rem dered by George M. Sheath.
 Vacation experiences were given by several of the club members. Walter S, Bishop gave very interesting de- scription of his trip to Europe last summer, having visited England France and Switzerland and several others told of their vacations. At the close, refreshments were served.
 Mary A., wife of Titus Hall, died at her home, 112-f-2 Grand avenue, yesterday at the age of sixty-five years. She was the daughter of the late Justin anu Mary Ann Palmer, of Rranford. Mrs Hall had been in feeble health for two years past and few months ago she had shock. In consequence of her enfeebled con- dition she fell in her home few weeks ago and fractured her thigh, and had been in serious condition ever since. She leaves, besides her husband, a brother and sister. Funeral services will be held at her late home to-inorrow morning at 9 o'clock. and the interment will be in the Guilford cemetery.
 Rev. F. c. Tullar and Rev. MT Pruener left yesterday to attend the mid-year conference of the New York East district at Mt. Vernon
 The W. c. T. U. will open Its rum mage sale to-day In the store at SC Grand avenue. rll.A. .(5ss.
 Mrs. Corsa, a former resident here and her daughter, Miss Matte A. Cor sa, of New York, are visiting Mrs Orrin Doolittle, of Quinnipiac avenue and other friends. Mrs. Corsa's daughter, Mrs Percy Ryder and heI husband of White Plains, N. Y, ars also visiting here and they will return home in their automobile to-day. MT Ryder drove up in his auto on Sunday for short stay. t.lp.g,ss
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 "Why Do Christians Rejoice?" h the topic of the prayer and confer | Gut6 Ul6tllIl6 GU lic Ii dlN SAfSAQS Congregational church this evening"
 Last evening delegation of Fail Haven Knights of Pythias attended al exemplineation of the third degree bl team from Waterbury, at meeting of the order in Bridgeport.
 few days ago Clarence Hurd, sor of John c. Hurd, the newspaper agen of East Pearl street, started for Los Angeles, Cal, and is now spending ( few days in Chicago. Mr. Hurd has been living in California several years and came here in May, but returns tC milder climate on account of hi; health. He has accepted an excellent position in Los Angeles, and expects tc make his homethere.
 N. J. Harrison of the Warner-Miller Co.,, left yesterday for the Jamestowr exposition.
 , By score of 12 to o. the footba' game of the Monarch Athletic club de feated the Outlaws on Sunday on tho State street lot.
 Captain Harry Barnes and Harry c Barnes leave tomorrow or the James. town exposition.