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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28

of over ten months. During that time not a single parade was given, and yet the business far exceeded that of any of the preceding seasons. The Martin show has always been a leader in im- portant innovations. It has always set the pace for other shows in the same field. No other manager would have had the courage to attempt such a de- parture from a established cus- tom. One well-known manager, when asked if he would initiate the example of Al W, Martin, said I would like to, but I cant. My show doesn't consist of anything but the parade, Another well-known critic in one of the leading newspapers said; Al w. Martins pro- duetion of Uncle Toms Cabin does not exhibit Eve parading through the streets at the noon hour, with a paper mache halo over her head and brass band in her wake playing in discordant tones There Will be a Hot Time in Our Old Town Tonight The Al w Martins attraction is given on the stage of the theater, and not on the streets"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28

The primary object of this associa- tion is the establishment of such an ins stitution, and with this end in view the association has purchased the property at 1442 Chapel street, which is central- ly located, and is an ideal site for a hospital.
 In order to pay for this property and enable us to build and equip our pro- posed hospital, which will be charita- ble institution conducted by the Sisters of Charity of St. Elizabeth the sum of $100,00O is needed.
 The Catholic Hospital association therefore appeals to all persons who wish to aid in the foundation pf this charitable institution for such financial assistance as they can give. Persons contributing the sum of $1OOO or more will be made founders of the institu- ton; those contributing $500 or mlre life members of the association; $250 or more for ten years; $lOO or more members for five years; $50 or more members for two years; $25 or more members for one year.
 The treasurer of the association is pr, James II. Flynn of $40 Howard avenue, to whom all checks may be made payable
 Respectfully,
 COMMITTEE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
BUsINESs MEN AID HOSPITAL
A Movement Started to Rnise s1OO,OOC
 for Catholle Institution.

Thirty doctors and two hundred lay men were present at the meeting to discuss plans for the Catholic hospital, which was held in Elks' hall yesterday afternoon. It has definitely been de- cided to place the management of the hospital in the hands of the Sisters of Charity who are well equipped for this work, and who now manage a number of hospitals in the state of New Jersey.
 At this meeting an organization of business men for the purpose of fur therlng the worb of the hospital was formed. John H. Dillon was chosen president George Jacobs, vice presi- dent, and Edward J. Sheehan secretary. It was voted also to appoint com mittee in each Roman Catholic parish in the city to send out collectors to gather funds for the hospital. The aim is to make the fund amount to at least $1OOOOO
 During the past week two sisters from Madison, N. J., were in this city, and inspected the property. They de- cided to take 1t under their care. It is expected that the present occupants of the Barnes house will vacate the premises about March 15, and a num- Der of sisters from the convent at Mad ison, N. J., will come here at that time and take charge of the work. It is hoped that enough may be done this summer so that the hospital may be | opened for patients in the fall.
 The present building will be used for administration purposes, and other buildings will be erected immediately for hospital cases. The hospital will be open to all without respect to race, color or creed. Those having the work in charge, therefore, make a general appeal for funds, which they hope will shortly amount to S100,OOO.
 The committee sends out the follow ing appeal:
 Recognizing the need for 8 charitable | hospital in this city, and one in which all physicians, whether or not connect ed with the staff of the institution and l irrespective of creed, could treat their private patients, the Catholic Hospital association was formed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
LECTURE TONIGHT

By Professor George Henry Chase Of
 Harvard.
 George Henry Chase, Ph. D. (Har- vard), assistant professor of classical archaeology and also curator of classi- cal antiquities in Harvard university, will lecture at Al Osborn hall this eve- ming at o'clock on "Greek Terra Cotta, Figurines.
 From 1896 to 1898 Professor Chase, first as the Van Rensselaer, fellow of Harvard university and later as fellow of the School of Classical Studies and as a John Harvard fellow, studied in the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, In connection with this work he traveled extensively in Italy, Greece and Asia Minor.
 During the first years of residence .n Cambridge he was instructor in Greek and Latin. Since 1904 he has been es- peoially interested in the study of clas- sieal archaeology at Harvard, where he has done much to build up this depart ment of study. He has devoted him. self especially to work on Greek terra cottas, and, in collaboration with Pro- lessor Waldstein. he has published the terra-cottas from the Argive Heraeum.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
LNIEKTAINME
Hyperion Theater.

Anglo Saxon temperament has al- ways been slow to acknowledge the genuineness of anything that savored in the least of the supernatural, and this fact may perhaps account for the fact that Frenc and Italian scientists were the first to give serious attention to hypnotism. The foremost physicians and psychologists of these two nations have for years admitted the positive existence. of such force and have used it i'll medical work with striking suc- cess. It is therefore with deep interest that the people of this city should look at the performances at the Hyperion this week, when Dr. J. R. Pauline, one of the most distinguished French hyp- notists of the modern school, is to ap- pear. While the lectures, or entertain ments, as they should properly be call ed. have much that is amusing in their makeup, there is plenty of good, sound thinking ahead for those who go with an Investigating turn of mind. Dr. Pauline is to be at the Hyperion every evening this week with the exception of wednesday, when the police ball is to take place.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
ENTERED MoRTELLs HOME.
Michael sheedy Got Away With $2O and
 ClothinP

Michael sheedy Got Away With $2O and Clothing,
 Michael Sheedy was arrested yester- day afternoon by Officer Lonergan, of the Grand avenue precinct and charg- ed with burglary and resisting an off, cer,
 Sheedy entered the home of Patrick Mortell on Stiles street, Annex, yester- day morning and stole money amount ing to about S2O and some clothing. He returned to the city and was later ar rested by Officer Lonergan. While be- ing taken to the station house Sheedy attempted to get away and cried to fight the officer. Instead of escaping he has now an extra charge against him, that of resisting an officer When arrested Sheedy had on pair of stolen shoes, having discarded his own in the Annex.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
Bijou Theater.

This afternoon at the Bijou there will be given the open performance in the weeks production of Hall Gaines great est play, "The Eternal City" The list of plays given this season by the stock company is a notable one, and the per- formance of ''The Christian some time since gave the patrons of the Biiou an other of the plays of this famous au- thor.
 The Eternal City, the play in which Miss Viola Allen scored triumph, is an exceptional piece. It is written in the future and deals with a situation which has made of the play, in it's ear Her days, storm center of discussion. It is exceptionally strong, and the pro- duction at the hands of the stock prom ises to be extremely satisfactory in every way.
 Gertrude shipman will play the part 1 of Dona Roma, and the character of David Rossi will be played by Law renee B. McGill. Cameron Clemens, a new member of the company, is to play the character of Bruno Rocco, the I friend of Rossi.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
New Haven Theatre.

The attraction at the New Haven theater tonight, tomorrow night and Wednesday night and at the matinee Wednesday, will be Al w. Martins mammoth production of the immortal American drama, ''Uncle Toms Cabin, '' the most correct and expressive scenic production of the late Harriet Beecher Stowe's everlasting legacy to posterity ever seen in America. The only version that has been accepted by the pulpit as a moral instructor. No such amount of money as MT. Martin has spent on this play this season has ever before been expended on this neglected and much abused American drama. He has taken great pains in the selection of the cast and has engaged actors for their spe- cial fitness to their various parts, rath- CT than for their ability to play some instrument in the band, which has been the rule with managers of like attraction. The company which MT. Martin will bring to this city is said to number fifty white people, including a chorus of twenty, to impersonate the negroes and add to the pictdres, and sing and dance in the levee and other scenes.
 Last season the street parade of Al w Martins "Uncle Toms Cabin" was eliminated. Although the reasons of this radical departure were good and sufficient from a managerial standpoint and the conviction has been forced upon the show that the thinking public no longer took any interest in the street parade, there was naturally great deal of curiosity to know how the ex- pertinent would be received.
 Last seasons tour embraced period
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28

remmber the Pays in their work here last spring will no doubt want to see the Phays expose it. The Phays were former helpmates of the Fays, John and Eva, and of course know all the tricks of the trade.
 Besides the big headline feature an- nounced, the usual excellent olio of vaudeville acts will be here. The four Ford brothers and sisters, in their dancing speciality, will be heard from on the somewhat lengthy bill to De of fered. The Fords have an international reputation in the dancing line and have created a furore wherever they have appeared.
 Miss Charlotte Cole, the charming young New Haven girl will have her singing number, which includes some of the best musical selections now being used before the public.
 The comedy act of R. E. Graham and company entitled Forgot He'd MovedP will be of interest, for MT. Graham is a former star in "Piff, Paff, Pouf" and "Florodora.' The comedy will be en- livening and should prove to be one of the most effervescent offerings of the season.
 The Quaker City quartette, in their novelty musical blacksmith offering, will give musical selections of the right kind and should please the seekers aft CT novelty on any bill.
 Ladell and Crouch, in Steps and Stunts" Warden and Gladdish, in their $1,O00 challenge illustrated song offer ing, and host of others will combine to make the bill one of the most attrac- tive of the season.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
ST. JosEPH'S NEW PASTOR.

Rev. Father Harty Said First Mass
 Yesterday.
 Rev. Father Hany, the new pas- tor of St. Joseph's R. c. church, said his first mass in that church yesterday morning at the 1O:30 o'clock mass. Father Harty read his official appoint ment as pastor of the church by the Rt Rev Bishop Tierney of Hartford, He expressed his hope that the con, gregation would in time become as fond of it's new pastor as it had been of its late dearly beloved pastor. The congregation was very much impressed with Father Harty's remarks. Father Murray assisted at the ceremony.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
PETITIONERS MEET.

Appoint Committee to Meet Water
 Street Opposition to New Hospital
 At a meeting of the petitioners for the site of the new contagious disease hospital yesterday, the following con- mfttee of three was appointed to meet the manufacturers of Water street to- day who are opposed to the site of the hospital on Water street: Samuel Hemingway, Talcott H. Russell and F. M. Sperry.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
FACULTY TRIO CONCERT.
First of Series in College Street Hal
 Thursday.

F1fSt or SerleS III ColleSe otIeet 1dll
 Thursday.
 The Faculty Trio. made up of Profess sor Stanley Knight, piano; Professor Isidor Troostwyk, violin, and Leo Schulz, violoncello, will give a series of three concerts Thursday evenings on the following dates: January 81, Feb ruary 21 and March 21. All the concerts will be held in College street hall at S:15 o'clock.
 The Faculty Trio, it will be remem- bered, gave a series of three concerts in the winter term of 1905. Owing to the absence of MT. Schulz from the teaching force of the university last year the trio did not attempt a series, although strongly urged to do so. Mir. Schulz is again on the Yale faculty, and so many requests have come in from those interested in chamber mu- sic for a continuation of the concerts that the members of the trio have de- cided to give a series on tie dates named.
 Regular season tickets will be sold lat $2 each; single admission to each concert, $1
 Following is the programme for next Thursday:
 Beethoven--Trio Opus Il, B flat,
 Allegro con brio.
 Adagio.
 Allegretto (Tema: Prla ch'io Pimpegno). Caesar Franck- From Sonata in A for | pialo and violin. | Allegro ben Moderate. Allegro.
 schumann-Trio, Opus 6S, D minor,
 Nit Energie und Liedenschaft.
 Lebhaft doch nicht gu rasch.
 Langsam init inniger Empfndung
 Fit Feuer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
Poli,s New Theater.

The coming of the Phays to Polls this week has aroused keen interest among theatergoers in this city. Their sensa- tional expose of the work of the Pays will no doubt crowd this popular vaude-
 vile house the entire week. Those who
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
ANNUAL MEETING

Of Connecticut Training School for
 Nurses To-Day.
 The annual meeting of the Connecti- cut Training School for Nurses will be held this morning, at 1O:5O o'clock in the parlors of the Nurses home, 775 Howard avenue. eE-...
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
MUMMY AND HUMM1NG BIRD.

MUMMY AND HUMMING BIRD.
 It is told of Isaac Henderson, the au- thor of "The Mummy and the Hum ming Bird" that he chanced to see in a newspaper article anent that play d statement that the motive and basic idea of the play were obtained by him from an actual event that transpired under his own notice, whereupon he de- clared that the statement told but half the truth, in that, instead of being sug- gested by a mere incident only, the comedy grew but of a series of happen ings that actually occurred in the do- mestic life of a family with which he cherished close intimacy. It is said that, by one who is familiar with the play, this avowal can be readily under stood and appreciated as accounting largely for it's naturalness, its very hu- man characters, the logical sequence of it's events and it's general realism, but at the same time due credit must be attributed to the author for his ready discernment of the dramatic pos abilities, his literary skill in leading up the strong situations, the bright and clever dialogue in which he has told the story and the clearness with which he as drawn and individualized the characters.
 Jules Murry's own company, with William A. Whitecar in the leading part, will produce "The Mummy and the Running Bird" at the New Haven theater next Thursday, Friday and Sat urday nights, and at the matinee Satur- day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
HoRNB1oWER & WEEKS.
They Offer Some Gilt Edged Bargains
 to Investors.

They Offer Some Gilt Edged Bargains
 to Investors.
 T1ornblower & Weeks of 27 Center street own and offer for sale, subject to withdrawal and change in price. s25o- GOO New York Central & Hudson River R. R. O. three year per cent. cou- pon notes dated February 1, 1907, at 100 and interest. Also $25O,OOO Michigan Central R. R. Go, three year per cent. coupon notes; also $25O,OO00 Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Go. three year per cent. coupon notes, all at 100 and interest. These are splen- did chances for investments, and un' doubtedly New Haven money men will buy literally. All issues are in denom- nations of $t,OOO The firm of Horn- blower & Weeks, New York, Chicago and Boston, is widely known as one at | the standard financial houses of this 1 country.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-28
BEGINS TO-DAY.

The Through Trolley Service to Water
 burys A through trolley service from Wa terbury to New Haven win begin to- day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12
UNCLE JOHNS LATEST.

Our good Uncle John Rockefeller IS
reported to have given thirty-two nil.
ion dollars at one stroke to the caus,
Of education 1t Is passed throua b
he general education board, sclt
constituted organization which WI
iown this way chiefly know as d,a
criminator in favor of certain meth
DDS of teaching and the teaching OF
3ome things we don't particularly like.
But it viii be best to wait for futher
particulars before looking at Uncle
Johns gift askant
The circumstance indicates a bene-
VIOLENT frame OF mind In Uncle John.
but the gift may prove to be like the
honey spoken of By the inspired writer
that was sweet to the tongue bur
bitter to the digestive locality. It IS
difficult 10 discuss these immense gifts
by magnates who have acquired their
enormous wealth by questionable
means without leaning to one ex-
IRENE or the other Their benovel.
ence 10 education is generally so
guarded as to involve teaching along
lines defensive OF the policies and
practices which enable the vast &C.
cumulations from which they come.
That sentiment is in violation Of tee
opinion OF the public and In oppoet.
ton TO the principles OF right But
the question remain ii not Il is better
TO take the gifts and their canoes
of doing harm. It is most frequently
decided to take them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12

Ca. you win? Tov reallEs tAst 70
win Ia anything tAeae days.. requires
strength. with mind and body In tune.
4 nam Or woman with dlscraersd 81
gestiye organs is not IL shape Tor 2
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Heart and Constipation Sold By al
druggists
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THIS would not be 8 lRrss YFbes e
pay for Or. Drummond's Lightning
Remedies for rheumatism il one coul
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have received hundreds OF unsolicite6
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socklNe IMMIeRATIoN 70 The


esentative Gardiner, Of Massa.
Ichusettes. not content with the motor
iety that he. along with several other
eminent representatives in both the
house and senate. is being given in
consequence Of his desire 10 throttle
free press IN the United States
now comes forward wltha big hit al
the south that win probably gain hin
still further fame. AIr. Gardner has
just introduced a resolution in the
house Of representatives providing fol
report from the department Of COM
MERGE and labor as to what informa
| ton it has relative to the Introduction
of f6fa&gn sabor into the state OF
south Cas- Ma by E. J%atss~
l.zg-s.asIsehat NJ. GardSsss Of Massa.
chusettes, has to do with South Car
DINA labor conditions is not stated,
but general Interest in this matter Is
no doubt prompted by constituency
In his district which Is composed
la s'giy of isDtor uuion mvmDers. Tne
Influence OF labor in congress- has
grown SO great during tha past few
years that many person think It az
powerful as capital
Where a trusts cannot control a
representative many sAaA unions g.
Ind the unions are undoub 5ly lis1e9
If the plan to block Immigration to
he south.
M Gardner may or NJ not
hInk that he is taking g.
curse in this matter by
'ormation" on the subieoHbGs.
zee in that the matter ~ been thrash.
ID out sufncienx already to satlsfs
wen the q northern rcDresepta-
ives 70 find then greatest amua.
nent in annoying the south With d.
eliminating legislation
The United States commissioner ha
llready plainly stated that commits
iioner Watson has acted entirely With.
n tne law in attracting Immigrant
% the southern states and the nnalitg
If This decision should be suGie!au.
'or honest and sane representatives
from any section
OF course If Mr.. Gardner has a seat
to fight for In the house and bis
constituents demand Of him the reso.
luton ne has introduced such eondI
ions must be recognized ar being suf
dcient reason for his action. Il seem
chat anything must be sacrificed by
the average congressman when necoa
sary to the retention Of his seat
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panoar From &C Flaoue-

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New Discovery for ConeGalpLlot
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12

aaude tae best Inc or new goods
n tbs city. Do not bs toolsd b.
business opponents who try to tel
GU different CaN and BE convlDc
ri sig Lsvisoa.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12

When horse Is 80 OveTworked
les down and In other WAYS declares
lta inability 70 30 further. you woul
cons'der t criminal TO use force.
Many nan Of humane impulses
who would Dct willingly harm a ld.
ten. is guilty Il cruelty where mis- own
stomach Is concerned 0verdriyen,
oyerworked when what Il needs
something THAI vii digest the foog
eaten and heip The stomach to recu.
perste. Something Ike Kodol For Dye
pepsla that Ia SOLD by all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12

And certificate holders issued BY
the Ludden & Bates S. NJ. H. Sayan.
nah, Ga. will be In Brunswick until
rurther notice. Those desiring Ia
place an order for a piano will md pse
az Mrs. Cams boarding house OF al
Acrgsn's drug store.
n. L. Reed,
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80 prealdent Pleasants.

vice President Peasants, OF the
oeean steamship Company, only came
10 Brunswick to see a real genuine
terminals and when you come TO think
81 il where else could he have gone
to see such a sight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12

Tho Atlanta Constitution has decl'
aed to bar q good deal of the Thaw
case testimony from ita columns.
oeher publications would do well TO
emulate the splendid example,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12

Congressman Beade, o. minnesota
saws he believes the Mason and Dix
on line Is almost obliterated, Now
!, ,aeNew York Sun. old man Keit'
Ter and a few others would see It 10
49,. vay Why. @w ho nssrsr
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12

From present indications it VIII take
New York several months to get hei
morals on straight after the Thaw
trial and the opera salome both.