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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
HOME FOR THANKSGIVING.
Money stringency Appears to Havo
 No Effect on Annual Rush.

Hundreds of collegians trooped down to Union station yesterday and depart- ed for their Thanksgiving reoesas while large number of city people also left town for the holiday Traffic on the railroad increased as the forenoon wore, away, and the trains between New York and Boston were running in two and sometimes three sections to accom- modate 9 large number of travellers.
 The railroad company expects a.sssssa usually heavy passenger traff1o to-day. and has made all arrangements to han- de the business without delay
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28

consisting of Morning Prayer and ser mon by the rector. The choir will be present and for the anthem will sing Be glad in the Lord and rejoice" by Foster.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
POLICEMEN GET PAY.

On account of to-day being Thanks giving the employees of the police de- partment were paid off yesterday The department is usually paid off every Friday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28

Misses Marion, Lewis, Ruby Hutton Lila Pratt and Hazel Hutton, students of Mt. Holyoke college, are enjoying the holidays with their parents in town.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
United Services at Center Church

A united Thanksgiving service will be held at Center church at Il o'clock. The sermon will be preached by Prof. Vernon of the Yale Divinity school. The choir will render suitable music.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
sSssSsSSssssssssssossesoeSsss LEMARCHAND
 
are a standard brand
knows their value.

everyone knows their value.
 Just now, owing to the meagre catch (of the right sized Fish) and with prices soaring in consequence on any old kind of a Sardine, LeMarchand'S are about as scarce as the proverbial hens teeth.
 This notice is just to let you know where you can get these Fish at time when everybody is 'just out".
 They cost us $43.oo a case and are worth (wholesale) $45.oo. Our selling price is 4S cts. and not over six boxes to any one pur- chaser.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
25O MINERS STRIKE.

Wheeling, w. Va. Nov. 27-Because the merchants of St. Clairsville, Ohio. 1t is said refused to accept scrip is. sued by the Providence Coal Co. over 25O miners struck to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28

Frank H. Barnes of North Main street has been summoned to appear for jury duty in the criminal side of the Superior court December 8.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.

desire to announce to my friends and the public generally, that pending a readjustnent of my affairs, calls intended for mo may be sent to Messrs. Lewis & M1ycock, No. 1it2 Chapsl Street. All work will receive prompt and careful attention. Telephone 67s.
 R0BTs M. BUR WEEE,
 DnderfakOTo
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
DEATHS.

MIX-Entered into rest, after a long illness, at his residence in Westvillb November 25, Ferdinand Magellan Fitzroy, son of the late 4sllihu L. and Ann M. Mix
 Burial private. Omit flowers. n2s St
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28

The Corner Social club gave dance and social in Pythian hall last even ing.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
SOUTHTNGTON
Brutal Assault-Coal Thief Caught With the Goods-Girl Badly
 ScaIded-FoF TroIIeymen.

Special Journal Courier News Service
 Southington, Nov. T.-Lloyd Holmes, who has been employed at the rolling mill for the past seven months, was arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff McCabe. The charge of gross miscon- duct is preferred against him by Ag- nes Coniffe, aged fifteen years. The girl is in deplorable condition and her recovery is not looked for. The condi- ticns were such that the humane so- ciety was called upon and responded. Holmes was handed over to the Plain vile authorities because the Coniffe family moved here from that town re- gently.
 Local coal dealers have been missing ccal from their yards for long time and finally they decided to take steps to stop it. Monday T. B. tAtwater re- ceived a carload of coal and it was so late in arriving that only half could be unloaded Deputy Sheriff McCabe was asked to watch the car during the night. At o'clock McCabe saw a Polish woman come and take away a good-sized load. He followed her to the house and found two tons stored away in the cellar. No arrest has been made yet.
 Mary Stagg, a Polish girl, living near the Edson house in Plantsville, was frightfully scalded at her home yes terday. She was crossing the room and stumbled, falling upon pot of hot water, which she was carrying. The girl was scalded on the face, neck and shoulders. Dr. w. H. Gushing was called and dressed the wounds.
 In the window of the Uneeda lunch room is a gold watch fob which is to go to the most popular trolley man, to be decided by voting contest at the A. o, H. fair, which opened in Town hail this evening. There are numbers of local trolley men and among them some very popular ones. The result is eagerly awaited.
 Thomas Savage was arrested by Patrolman Andrews last night for drunkenness. Before the local court this morning he was given a fifteen day sentence In Hartford jail
 
 There was another Polish fracas on Bristol street last night and one man received a bad battering, He sought the service of Deputy Sheriff McCabe and perhaps arrests will be made.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Adj of Liberty street will be held from the home tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. It Is expected to be the largest one esAn In ]
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
WASTING COMMISSIONS TIME.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
 Rebukes Complaining Shippers.

Chicago, Nov. 27.-E. E. Clark. in- ly rebuked yesterday, the dilatory tae- tics of shippers making complaints against railroads in the hearing on freight rates to the South Missouri rtv- CT points, several complainants failing to appear
 "rfhe time will come when the com. mission will not tolerate such indiffer- ence," said MT. Clark. 'We are con tlnually confronted with just such a situation. Hundreds of cases have been filed which the commission has only wasted it's time on, as the comnlatnants have failed to produce evidence, Only a few weeks ago we had a case in which there was apparently a lack of any effort to prepare for it. In this present case, some of the witnesses were not ready to testify at Kansas
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28

The doctor bent over the dying man and took his hand.
 I'm afraid the end is apprsaching. !" he said. "our circulation is at a low ebb."
 With a herculean effort the man sat up in bed. You're liar!" he shouted Tt went up to SO,oOO last week, and I can show you the books to prove n"
 And the great editor fell dead Cleveland Leader.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
CHURCHES HAVE SPECIAL
 SERVICES FOR TO-DAY Rev. Charles scoville Will Preach Holiday Sermon
 at Trinity. ST. PAUL's OBSERVES Professor Vernon, of Divinity School, the Preacher at
 Center Church.

Special Thanksgiving services will be held at Trinity church this morning at 10:30. An appropriate sermon will be preached by the Rev. Charles o. Sco- vile. The full vested choir will be present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
ENTERTAINMENTS.

HYPERION THEATER|
 TWO NIGHTS. NOV 2s-2s
 MIR. SOTHERN. Thursday night-The Fool Hath Said There is no God. Friday night-If Were King. Fnte'ES ''''............... 50c to $2.0d Seat sale Tuesday. Carriages at Il. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8. The Distinguished Yiddish Actor,
 MR. DAVID KESSLER Supported by the Celebrated Yiddish
 Comedian.
 Mir. Bernard Bernstein. In Jacob Gordon's Great Play in Four Acts, "The Jewish King Learv Prices; S5c. soc, 75c.. S1. Seat sale Saturday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Adj of Liberty street will be held from the home tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. It Is expected to be the largest one seen here in years. She will be buried in St. Thomas cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
MCINTOSH REDS.

The man who knows" does not need to De told that this is the finest apple grown. There were quite number of There were also winter strawberries and Fallman sweets. We are selling them by the barrel and at retail and have sold them to some of the best dealers in town.
 We have to-day new lot of Oregon box apples, a little larger and hand. somer than any we have had before.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28

There was another Polish fracas on Bristol street last night and one man received bad battering. He sought the service of Deputy Sheriff McCabe and perhaps arrests will be made.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28

Thomas Savage was arrested by Patrolman Andrews last night for drunkenness. Before the local court this morning he was given a fifteen day sentence In Hartford jail.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-08
GREAT ITALIAN
CELEBRATION
Several Thousand Members of the
Princess Elena Society Partici-
pate in the Parade and other
Events of the Day.
EXCELLENT ORDER PREVAILED

The celebration of the tenth ami
versary of the founding of the Princess
Elena Italian Society held in Reynolds
vile on Thursday of last week. May 2,
1907. was a complete and glorious suc-
cess In every particular, for which
great credit is due Mariana Cancelliere,
editor of La Tiinacria, of Pittsburg,
Carmine Marinaro and his able assist
ants in Reynoldsville. The town was
elaborately and nicely decorated with
flags and bunting the day was
favorable for such an occasion, and
the number of visitors ran into thous-
ands. 1t Was the largest and most
orderly fraternal organization cele-
bration that has been held in Reynolds
vile for years. Nothing occurred to
mar the days program. which was
carried out as advertised.
AT 1000 a. m. members of Princess
Elena Society, headed by the Sharon
Italian band, marched In a body to St.
Mary's Catholic church and attended
high mass. AT 90 p. m. in the par
lors Of Imperial Hotel reception was
held for Judge John w. Reed. of
Brookville, DR.. Giuseppi Federico,
Italian consul, of Dubois, and the
honorary presidents At 200 the long
line OF parade was formed In charge of
Grand Marshal Carmine Marinaro.
Eighteen state policemen on horse back
led the line of march, with the Italian
societies and three brass bands, italian
band OF South Sharon, Keystone band
of Reynoldsville, and the Sykesville
band. interspersed between the soci-
eties, The carriages In which rode
the speakers, press representatives
and honorary presidents, were in the
rear, making very long parade. Up
Grant to Eighth, down Eighth to Main,
lown Main to Park Theatre, was the
'oute taken by the parade,
After the parade about 400 people
assembled in the Park Theatre to listen
20 the orators booked for the occasion,
Sh"m, with thirty or forty honorary
n"sidents, occupied seats on the stage.
Editor Cancelliere, president of the
ederated societies, introduced DR.. ]. G.
King, president of the town council of
Reyroldsville, who in turn introduced
tie speakers OF the day. Judge Reed
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-08
Wonderful Eczema Cure.

"Our little boy had eczema for fiv,
years" writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta,
Pa. 1.-TWO Of our home doctors said the
case was hopeless, his lungs being
effected. We then employed other
doctors but no benefit result BY
chance we read about Electric Bn>
bought bottle and soon noticed i'm
provement. We continued this medi-
cine until several bottles we're used /,
when our boy was completely cured"
Best of all blood medicines and body
building health tonics. Guaranteed at
Stoke & IFeicht Drug Co. store Reyn-
oldsville and Sykesyille.
See the 69c pictures at Millirens.
We have something attractive for
watch buyers. Call and see.
Q. F. HOFFMAN,
Jeweler and Opticlan.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-04-26

times Sir John moved his limbs, his
hand on the arm of the chair and his
feet on the hearth rug, with the jerky,
half restless energy of the aged which
is not pleasant to see.
When the servant came it was Jack
who gave the orders, and the butler
listened to them with sort Of enthusi-
asm. When he had closed the door be-
mind him he pulled down his waistcoat
with jerk, and as he walked down
stairs he muttered 'Thank 'eaven!
twice. and wiped away tear from his
bibulous eye.
"What have you been doing with
yourself since 1 saw you?" inquired
Sir John conversationally when the
door was closed.
II have been OUT to India, merely for
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
SEA GIVES UP ITS wEALTH.

"Calfornians have solved the problem OF the al
chemists and are making gold out or sea water"
says William BriSgs, writing IN The Technical
World M1g8zine.' The Golden State has taken
golden treasure out OF her mountains has made
her valleys Weld millions OF dollars worth OF golden
fruit. has amassed tourist gold In exchange for
her sunshine. and now turns 70 the great lazy
Pacific and Tansacks It's Golfers.
There is no rush Of prospectors TO the new field.
however, the gold IS coming oS the in
the form OF salts of potassium gCes-Un and bro
mide. which would elude thS pan and the rocker
OF the prOSpeCtOT-
"Of several 'dggings' OF this nature, one az least
IS active and prosperous and one ts approaching
activity The San Pedro Salt Company, which re-
Gently entered into the field, has succeeded IN man
ufaCturtug a quantity and quality OF salt which
has found q ready market and has already assumed
a place among the exports or the port or san
Pedro The fact that san Pedro Is lively and
thriving pOrt with almost outgoing cargOes
makes the development OF this trade both easy ana
important Since the first OF last year the coasttnS
schOonerS returning To the northern coast haNS
taken away over a thousand tons Of this sea salt
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

Franco Piper will be seen in his performance with
1.-THE Flying Banjos" Hawthorne and Burt will
tell several Jokes and sing Hebrew parodleS'
Knott and Knott will present their act or myS-
terry" entitled Here and There" The Nltasraph
will show new motion pictures
At the Alhambra Theatre this week VIII X
Cressy and Miss Blanche Dayne will take the
headline honors with their latest sketch Of West
life. entitled The Wyoming Whoop." Willard
Simms and Company will be another prominent
feature presenting the funny skt. "Flinder s
Furnished Flat" The Eight Nassar Girls will
OFFER their instrumental act. Miss Lola Cotton,
''the psychological marvel" will give her mys-
terious exhibition OF thought transmission and
mental telepathy Miss Clarice Vance. the South
err singer, viii offer entirely new repertoire
Of vocal selections. Raymond and Cavery, Ger
conversational comedy. Dewitt. Burns and Tor
renee will be seen In their pantominic acrobatic
sketch, The Awakening of the Toys" Murphy
and Francis will sing and dance. Dorian and
Roberto viii present silence and Fun
The dangerous work Of New York fremen is
shown by cincmatoEraph picture at the Eden
Musee. \ child is seen rescued from a burn
ms building by the hero climbing up the leader
pire at the side OF the house while the crowd be
low is seen cheering the brave man. Karl Ka-
possy hungarian Orchestra IN two concerts daily
and the World in Wax features
At Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre Of Varieties
this week the first time ~ this theatre the
American comedenuc. Miss Ethel Levey. and VIII
lam could and Miss Val,ska Suratt Others on
the programme will be WIN II Murphy and Miss
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
eAuARA TELEGRAPH LINE.

The desert OF sahara will soon be traversed by a
telegraph line. All the details OF the scheme nave
been worked out. and IT Is matter OF on'S -v"
,,,,s h,f,ra the project will be in operation The
work iS being done py the French government
which purposes TO connect all its possessions IN
Northern Africa by wire -,
The poles viii be of metal and VIII be placed uO
metres apart supporting the wire at distance
from tho ground sufficient TO permit OF the PasSsa
OF a man camel back
IL will be necessary 10 maintain guard along
the lin, and a regular inspection Will be made
every two weeks. In the mean time guards are 70
be held in readiness to go out on = tour OF hisPeC-
tion In case any interruption the service 5 re
ported Supplies will bs maintained along the line
for these parties When the line has been com
pleted IL win form 4 valuable link In the means of
Communication I'm the Dark COntinent-Philadel-
NH Rn.rr
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
a SCARCITY OF BLONDES.

Blondes =" said a hairdresser. who ever sees
blonde nowadays? They, are almost as scarce r1 a.
countless years blondeness has been the tyne ol
ideal beauty. Back in the time or Nero al tns
ladies' of the court powdered their halr Win sos.
dust 10 simulate the aXen treSseS or Poppaea anu
to-day half the women with naturally lals ma.
nave IL bleached. Another thing, the yellow tfSss
seems 10 lose It's color with the advancing ssS Q.
a woman and one whose head Sh0ne win goIdel
IOcts ar twenty will have sOoer brown locks OF
Trab cOIOred ones at the age OF thirJy-uye 1heIe,
nor one natural blonde I'm thirty whose halr goesl1
,oaLs that change. Another thing. blonde doesn
gather gray hairs early as her dafAsr ssS'o-'
Fact you watch H. Philadelphia RECORD
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

Blanche Nichols. in a comedy slit entitled From
Zaza TO Uncle Tom Miss Oracle Emmett and
ond Husband' Binns Binns ana R,nns. in a cem-
edy musical act WIN II. Fox. the Original Pader-
itaine The perfect athlete: Francis Wood expert
hoop roller and new Ftasraph views.
..Neptune's Daughter and Pioneer Days are
now in their seventh month at the Hippodrome,
and the attendance shows no sign OF decreasing.
The mermaids Of "Neptuucs Daughter" continue
splash meTriIy. and Marccliuc as a village cut
up Is funny as ever. Tie circus features in
the arena are changed nearly every week. so there
Is always something new at the Hppodrome. which
probably offers the most diversified entertainment
shown anywhere in the world. Every visitor o
New York insists upon seeing the Iiippodrome.
bill has been arranged by Tony Pastor for the
week including such well known acts as Slime and
Evans who will present a brand American
comedy "A Bachelors Holiday" William A. In
man and company in another sketch for the
first time here; Earl and Bartlett. comedy sketch
artists. Ernest j. Mack and company in comedy
and pathetic sketch. Deltoreln and Glissando, &C.
centric musical grotesque clowns the BE Amos.
acrobats; Nibbe and Bordeaux. The Two Ital
tina the only German comedeHne: =: Miss Muriel
Hall magician: Laurence and Grace Sylvester
city sketch artists; the Misses BuIke and Urline.
condolences; the ROck-Smith traVegraph ana the
American vitagraph. with life motion pictures.
British bufToonery is TO the front in this weeks
show at Keith & Proctor's I25th street house and
in the particular line Of pantomime burlesque Eng
lish comedians appear to rather better advantage
than the native testers That at least is the i'm
preston gained from seeing Fred Karno's English
lesque. "A Night in English Music Hall"
which is the leading feature at this house this
'&etk. William J. Kelley will offer new playlet
entitled Bachelors Hail." and other features in
clude Fred Ray and company in the traVesty, THE
English singing comedienno; Charlotte Parry and
company. in comedy sketch; Ladeil and Crouch.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

eccentric aorobatic comedians; Ziska and King,
magicians Professor InhOf and Saxton ana
Dooley.
At Keith & ProctoT's Union Square Miss Eva
Tanguay Is the feature. Miss Grace Fflkins
will make her vaudeville temperance in com
edetta entitled "A Proper Impropriety" assisted
by James Horne. Others are the Four Melvns.
gymnasts Ferry Convey. the Partisan musical
comedian: Anna Laughlin. sOubrette OF Wizard
OF OZ fame; the Vtvians, in sharpshoOting
novelty; the Dainty Four, in songs and dances;
Arnold and Iazier musical club juggling novelty:
Muller. Chunn and Muller. hoop rolling. and many
more.
Julius Stegsr. in THE Fifth Commandment" is
at Keith & Proctor's 23d Street Theatre this week
spectacular musical feature is that of the Mill
tary Octette Mile Thereee Rens in her exhibi-
ton or equeStranism IS one OF Europe's novelties.
Others on the bill are the American Comedy Four
vocalists Wilson brothers. German comedians;
Leo Garlic. character monologue: Mile. Nadty.
equlIiorist, and the Dancing Mitchells
In the art Of mystifyinG his audiences Houdini
the elusive human eel. who wricgcs out of all
sorts or handcIns and packing boxes is most
adept lie will appear this week IT Keith & Proc
tors 5Sth Street Theatre prepared q, s,ibrrere,
himself In a huge tank containing T. 0u4 gallons Of
water with his wrists and ankles shaCkI.d together
ana himself scaled q iItc ElC. Some If the
otheF features are Joe Maxwell and com. any I'm
n new sketch "A Night In the Police station"
Miss Nita Allen. In Gear Two Stateroorn one
R2favettcS dogs Waterbury brothers and Tcnny
musical comedians. Mason and shannon I'm The
AstroloEer y. Charles Sierra euuilihrist and Dia-
mond and smith illustrated songs
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
NO MARKET EoR CIGAR BOXES.

pile OF empty cigar boxes reached nearly To tho
ceiling In a Main street cigar store.
We're giving them away for kindling wood the
dealer said There IS market for empty cigar
boxes Cigar factories two cents or more apiece
for them and when once used they are worthless
The government places revenue stamp upon
them and specifies that they shall not be used
again for cigars AS "a result thousands are burned
every day Some OF them pretty too. and all
are perfectly made.'-Kansas City Star.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

The baseball game between Montgomery &.
stonss ssaed ALL" team ana Gsorgs ". cohan's
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

On Monday. May 6 ''Canght IN the Rain" win b
played Cor the l5oth time az the Garricb. There
Wil be ROUVoniFR
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

~ Chs last opportunities % Ethel Barrymore
3n fhs Robert lEa-shEn comedy. 'Ezls Excsilency
fhe G0vsEnoE.S w1n be THIS week After these
eight performances Of The &a-shan play Miss
BRETyIrcss win sntsr On the last two weeks OF her
present engagement a. ehe Empire Theatre. bapfn.
hing Nay 6, Whon she VII - seen again "A the
comedy s'OOpEin Kate" with Bruce NscFaae and
fhe entire Og1g1nnf OaHE, -
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

The announcement of the last weeks Of the en-
gEEsmsut @ Miss Eleanor Robson at the Liberty
Theatre has brought a renewed interest IN her
Mss Robson ana her play viii be seen 9n New
York Coz a sxtsnded sun az the beginning OF next
6A23ols
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

Arnold Dsly announces a series OF foar special
mattnees at the Lyceum Theatre. beginning on
April 90. in which he VIII appear in The Lemonade
Boy by Gladys Unger; THE Flag Station" by
Charles Kenyon, and THE Monkeys Paw z
drapatEation by Louis Parker OF ". ". Jacobss
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

eccentric aorobatic comedians: Ziska and King,
Dooley.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

come 10 the Majestic for indefinite engage
Inent I'm Bayard NeleT's four act drama, The
Primrose Path Miss Wycherly's last New York
W. b. Yeats. the Irish poet. and in a protean
vaudeville sketch.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

~ has been definitely recorded that Nine. Oda will
pl9y Rita IN Iosen's drama Little Eyolf" begin
ri rs May Is, az the Carnegie Lyceum. She is very
bfsy at present assembling 8 cast OF American
attOrs 10 support her
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

IA reception viii be given for Miss Rachel Croth-
lrs. author OF The Three Of U.s." on the stage OF
he Madison Square Theatre on Saturday night at
The close Of the performance. when the long run
~ the play viii end. Miss S-others VIII be the
guest Of the company and Of Walter y. Lawrence.
who nroduced ler plaY.