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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

southington, Sept. 13,-Mrs. Fred F.. Durham and her guest, Mrs, Beach, are resting very comfortably to-day after their painful accident of last night. Mrs. Durham and Mrs. Beach took drive over to Hanover park yesterday afternoon. While returning the horse became frightened by the whistling of a freight train. The frightened animal whirled around quickly and dashed into the carriage owned by Mir Halliwell of Meriden. The occupants of both carriages were thrown out and at first it was thought that they were hurt, but upon examin- ation there were but a few bruises sustained Both parties got into their carriage and drove off. It seems that the shaft of the carriage belonging to
 Mrs. Durham had been smashed and 1 it had been overlooked. Near the Selah Hull place this gave way and the shaft fell off the horse's feet, The animal became frightened and dashed off at a terrific rate. The carriage was hurled against a big pile of stones and both ladies were thrown out The two women were taken to Dr. Egg gleston's office where upon examina- ton Mrs. Durham was found to have suffered badly lacerated flesh wound
 on her face and many contusions and wounds on her arms and body Mrs
 Beach was also badly bruised and a serious wound was sustained upon her hip. The women took the home bound car after their wounds were dressed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14


 The annual corn roast of the Quinni- piac Canoe club held Thursday evening, was the pest in the clubs history. About thirty members of the club set off in a dozen canoes from the club house early in the evening for i've mile paddle up the Quinnipiac It was Ia moonlight night and just right for such a trip. Arriving at Red Bank, the members found that all prepara- tions for the feast had been made by Elijah Ball and Henry Musch, who
 went up early in the afternoon. Soon there was a fine charcoal fire ready and over one hundred ears of corn and plenty of oysters in the she'll were put a-roasting. The canoeists were hungry and they were soon sitting around a camp fire which had also been lighted and partaking of a fine spread. During | the evening there were songs by Attor-
 ney W. 8. Moyle, who was present as a guest of the club. The party returned after delightful trip down the river and reached home just before midnight | Those in the party included Commo- dore Albert Rice, Dwight l. Chamber
 lain, R. Denison, Frank Lowe, Elijah
 Ball, Arthur and Fred Bradley E.
 Carter Hotchkiss, Charles and William
 Blatchley, Henry Musch, Burt McAr- thur, Forrest Conklin, George R. Sur gis, Percy Hudson, Dr, Smiley, Gardi- ner Wheeler, Raymond White, Leon Crockett, John P. Anderson and Mir. Oppe.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

| have advertised their plan of action should they receive the requisite num- Der of voters this fall Last borough election made 1t very evident that pub fishing your proposed plans is a very good advertisement for party.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Brown from Missouri" played in the town hall last evening and there was fair sized house to greet the new play. The moral tone of tho show was very low, and will undoubtedly in- jure the future attendance at these shows
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Manager Osterhaudt of the baseball team states that to-morrow's will be the last home game of the season. He Is in communication with the manager of the Naugatuck team for a game to be played in Naugatuck week from Saturday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

If the Bnby Is Cutting Teeth. be spre and use that old and well tried remedv' Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svrup' f6r. e children lii teething. It soothes the child, wind colio and is the best remedy for diafrhoea. Twenty-l1ve cents bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Live Oak Council, Royal Arcanum, met Thursday evening and there was a large attendance and showing that this council is to begin the season with rush. It was decided to form team for carpet bowles and the following were selected: John w. Kessel, secre- tary of the council: W. ]. Dignan, col- lector; c. W. Kelsey, Frank Ronald, F. Fl. Hemingway, Arthur Sherwood D. R. Wilson, G. A. Palmer, J. J. Har- hey, J. P. Griffin, J, M. McGuigan, Charles Keane, c. Ii. Bush. At the next meeting a captain will be elected and a skit for each of the two teams which are to be organized. There was considerable enthusiasm and Live Oak promises to enter into the bowling cam paign with fervor and will make try for the handsome trophy cup that Is offered by the grand regent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Corinello Del Vechi, aged three months, died this morning from chol- era infantum, and was buried in St Thomas cemetery this afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14
AMMOEgMgeE EYgTENT.

desire to announce to my friends and the public generally, that pending readjustment of my affairs calls intended for mo may be sent to MesSrS. Lewis & Maycock, No. iit3 Chapel Street. All work will receive prompt and careful attention Telephone 67s.
 F21RTs Ms BUR MEEE.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Waterbury Brass company's baseball team will be the attraction at Sand Hill grounds tomorrow afternoon,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

MT. and Mrs. George A. Bishop and George Linsley have returned to their home in Ilenox street from the Bishop cottage at Coaey Beaeh.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Several of the Fair Haven veterans who attended the national c. A. R. encampment at Saratoga returned yes terday and report having had fine time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Dr. Burwell, the dentist who has been in poor health since April is now much better, although he has not re- sumed his business. Yesterday he
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

At the Grand avenue Baptist church Sunday the pastor, Rev. Charles c. Smith, will preach morning and even ing In the morning at 1O;3O the sub ject of the sermon will be Our Eter- nal Redeemer," and in the evening at 7:S0 MT. Smith will preach on Seek ing God" another in the series of ser- mons founded on the book Amos.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Religious services will be resumed at Pilgrim church on Sunday and will be held in the old chapel.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Branford, Sept. 13.-Just one half of Ene clergy of the local churches have been changed during the past year. Fine first change noted was that at Trinity Episcopal church, it being less Than a year since the rector, Rev H. 2y. Winkley, resigned, Last spring ges esignations were read to their respec- Hive churches by Revs. Konrad K. &Broberg of the Swedish Finnish Tabor Lutheran church and F. St. John Fitch, pastor of the Baptist church. zrhe latter church will soon be under #he pastoral care of the Rev. MT. #Iackinnon of Worcester, Mass, and Those of the Lutheran faith will be un- Fer the clerical charge of the Rev. : fr Danielson, now of Waterbury. Trinity parish has, since March 1, been Nnder the rectorship of Rev. George SW. Barhydt. Of the other religious
 >s, here, the pastor of the Congre-
 Nchurch is the Rev. T. s. De- -u che Rev. Fathers Edward fartin, pastor, and John L. McGuin- less, curate minister to the spiritual leeds of the Roman Catholic portion II our citizens. Father Martin is easi- y the dean of them all, he having been h Branford for upwards of a genera on.
 Rev. Joshua Denton of New Haven, rand worthy patriarch of the Sons of temperance, Grand Division of North merica, will deliver 8 temperance ad- < ress in the Congregational church Sunday evening. His subject will be The Needs of the Hour All are lvlted.
 The democratic town committee will old a meeting in the town hall at 8 clock Saturday evening.
 Claude A. Griswold of Guilford was borough visitor this afternoon. Mrs. Hagland and Miss Hagland of orwich were the guests this week of and Mrs. Engquist of Rogers rect.
 Mrs. John Donnelly of Cedar street 7 the guest of relatives at her former me in Meriden She was accompan-
 there yesterday afternoon by her ughter, Miss Anna Donnelly. The tier returned to Branford this morn g.
 Eugene Wallace of the United States ilway mail service is spending a few ys with his parents on Milford ave- le.
 Mrs. James McLay of New Haven, rs. E. J. Coffey and Miss Eunice bffey of Bridgeport are the guests of rs. John Cunliffe of the Atlantic use.
 5t. Mary's Dramatic club will soon eide upon the drama which will be aged at Music hall, probably some he in December.
 Hon. Edmund Zacher and former stmaster Henry D. Linsley are ending a vacation at Sumac lake.
 Clarence E. Linsley departed for ,w York city to-day where he will gin his duties as assistant quarter lster on the steamship St Louis of American line.
 Charles Cook of the Paved street
 triet, who was quite seriously i'll,
 reported better and all danger of phoid fever has apparently disap- lred.
 Tessrs. Harrison and Eugene NJ.
 Pncis have qualified as executors of
 estate of the late Charlotte A,
 ancis.
 Is the election draws near specula-
 is rife especially as to the nomi-
 ions for first selectman. The names Z St mentioned on the democratic side
 Michael P. Rice and John T. Sliney,
 h of which gentlemen have served
 town on the board of selectmen. On
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

That Southington needs a sewer- age system was most vividly evidenced by the overflow of water on the green and on Center street Wednesday even ing. In the wardenship of s. D. Neal a sewerage pipe was laid but was to receive water from but few catch basins. Since then there have been many more connections and the pipes are not large enough to carry off the influx. The water backed up into the cellar of Bishops block Wednesday night and spoiled a great deal of goods belonging to the merchants.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

The reunion of the r. P. S. c. D. of the Grand Avenue Baptist church was held in the chapel Thursday evening. and was largely attended. There was a fine program and the exercises in- cluded an address of welcome by Rev. Charles c, Smith, soprano solos by Clark. and selections by the Wells orr chestra of Montowese. Refreehments were served It was a very enjoyable occasion, One feature of the evening was search for gold pin which was found by Clark Hatfield and awarded to him.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Next Monday morning the New Haven Ministers association will hold It's first meeting of the season at the Grand Avenue Baptist church. There will be devotional addresses by Rev B. F. Hurlburt of Yales4ille, and Rev l., B. Curtiss and Professor James Orr's book, The Virgin Birth, will be reviewed by Rev. Dr. Munro of Calvary church. After the meeting tho ladies of tho church will serve lunch.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

MT, and Mrs. L. P. Clark have return ed to their home in Atwater street, aft CT a stay of several days with relatives in New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14
NEWS OF BRANFORD
Changes in Local CIergy-Temperance Address Tomorrow Evenng-nterestng Personals.
Especial Journal and Courier News service.)

the republican ticket, runor has men, tioned the names of James H. Barker, who has held the office of first select man continuously since the first Mon- day in October, 1907, and Valentine T. Hammer, who has served as warden of the borough since May of the same year. Three members of the school board will also be elected this year. Those whose terms expire are Dr. c. W. Gaylord, Rev. John L. MoGuin- ness and MT. Joseph Broberg. Wise acres predict that there will be some thing doing" and "hot time in the old town" when the time comes to hustle for the votes.
 The trolley rails over the Kirkham street bridge near the local passenger station have been moved nearer the center of the bridge. The condition is regarded as an improvement in the direction of safety.
 A social dance will be he' tne Branford Point house next Thursday evening, this practically closing the season at that hostelry.
 Miss Kathryn Rice has entered the Child's Business college in New Ha- ven.
 Mrs. Tdella Nichols Gardner of West Haven, will occupy the pulpit of the Branford Baptist church tomorrow morning. Rev, Mr. MacKinnon, the pastor recently called to Branford, will preach on Sunday, the 22nd, beginning his pastorate.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

A whist will be given tomorrow in o. U. A. M hall by o. U, A! M. and D. of L societies. All are cordially invited
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

The democrats in town believe in publicity and on this account they
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Masses at St Thomas church on Sunday will be at 7:3O a, m, 0. m. and 1O:90 a. m. At the o'clock mass Rev. J, J. MacAuliffe will preach to the Italians in their own tongue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Miss Kathryn Rice has entered the Child's Business college in New Ha- ven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14
NEWS OF SOUTHINGTON
Mrs. Frederick F. Durham and Guest in Bad ACCdentNeed of
 Sewage System Emphasized.

Jurnal stre
 Tepho ne 37-41
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Rev. E. c. Tullar is expected home to-day and to preach at the East Pearl street M. E. church Sunday morning and evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

The semi annual business meeting of the Y. P. S. c. E. was held at the Grand avenue Congregational church last evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

General Registrar Frank W. Foley was asked about the progress that is being made in making new voters. He said that not as many had been made as one year ago. as the time was short CT In the Eleventh ward there are now about 1,400 voters on the list and In the Twelfth ward there are about 2400 These totals will be increased somewhat, but not very much.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

There was large attendance last evening at the supper enjoyed by the members of St. Anthony's guild at Union Grove, Morris Cove, and the af- fair was greatly enjoyed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

John Devlin of Clay street has en- tered St, Thomas Catholic seminary at Hartford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
Corn Roast of 0uinnpiaC Canoe CIub-New Haven Ministers
 Association Meet Monday at Grand Avenue Baptist Church

Special Journal and Courier News service)
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

WdS abIe 70 attenu Ile Grays' reunion at the shore
 Vacations are making considerable changes at station A, although most of the men have now had their annual outing. Clerk John A. Mclaughlin returns to-day and Clerk Charles J. Malloy leaves this evening on his if teen days vacation trip, The letter carriers to return to duty to-day are: Patrick McCartin and James J. Hal ligan, and those who go are A. E. Ludington, Maurice J. Cain and J. D. Mclaughlin. The substitutes who will serve in the absence of these car riers are Edward P. Fryer, MT. Doher- ty and MT. Cain.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Mrs. John Donnelly of Cedar street the guest of relatives at her former \ me in Meriden. She was accompan- |d there yesterday afternoon by her
 Iughter, Miss Anna Donnelly. The
 |tter returned to Branford this morn 2.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

Eugene Wallace of the United States |ilway mail service is spending few
 |ys with his parents on Milford ave- be
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

| was abIe 70 attenu Ihe Grays' reunio
 at the shore.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

s the election draws near specula- h is rife especially as to the nomi- ions for first selectman. The names ] St mentioned on the democratic side Michael P. Rice and John T. Sliney, !. h of which gentlemen have served
 town on the board of selectmen. On
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-08
SPEAKER BACA ATTACKS THE
SANTA III, WATER COMPANY

An unusual incident occurred in the
house this morning, when Speaker
Baca let it be known in an impromptu
speech from the speakers stand that
he had no particular use for the public
utility corporation which furnishes
water and light To the city of Santa
Fc. The opportunity for the speakers
patriotic declaration came when the
penitentiary committee reported house
bill No. 19, bV Mr.. Baca. for the es-
tablishment of light plant at the
territorial penitentiarY The commit
tee brought in an amendment proVid-
ing that the plant SO erected should
nor sci! current at rates lower than
10y any private corporation.
THAT kills the bill" said the speaker
with emotion. "That amendment was
placed there TO protect the Santa Fe
Water company | ann against the wa
ter company and for the people He
then asked that the bill be recommit-
ted that he might appear before the
committed The house adjourned to 10
O'Clock F'ridiiay morniniig.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-08
RIVER AND HARBOR
BILE PASSES HOUSE

Washineton Feb f. The house to-
day, completed and passed the river
and harbor appropriation BIN. carry
ing more than $S8,000uU0 with sun
dry amendments. all III which were
suggested by the chairman of the
committee. Mr. Burton Among he
important amendments adopted We're,
For continuing the Improvement
and for the maintenance of the chi
cago river. 100000. being an Increase
of $1SO.000.
The paragraph i'm relation to the
Calumet river in Illinois and Indiana.
was amended SO as to authorize the
secretary of war TO enter into com
tract to complete the project. for
which S19I. 500 is appropriated The
aggregated cost is limited to $40 600
exclusive Of the amounts heretofore
appropriated.
4 survey Of the Missouri river was
from it's mouth Go Sioux
CITY A bill amending the deuatured
alcohol bill was passed The uayai
bin was taken up and
made the CONTINUING order
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-08
GOVERNOR HAS NOT SIGNED
THE EMPLONE APPROPRIATION

Governor Hagerman up To the time
of the adjournment Of the council this
afternoon had not signed the resolu-
tion appropriatng money for the
extra employees of the first fifteen days.
The governor has not indicated what
his action Will be on the appropriation
although il has been rumored today
that ne might fail to approve it on ac-
count of the absence from the reso-
luton of any provision requiring de
tailed accounting fer the disposition OF
the money 1t is eNpeCted that his
action on the resolution Will be made
known Friday morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-08

especiallv bv tbe pernaIillo county
represenfathjes fo distrthution of
me funds amono, tI,Gso ,o,nties where
the greatest need aSists. nm 10 divide
he fund eonaly ar,ong an Of the
river counties vronII ho 9bout as effec-
live In resfraiptna doods AZ If the
money vere tbraI,-, into ,ha river.
me claim of ,anresartntivas Of other
river counties ~ M, l,annties are
entitled Ia nartirinato in HE nse of
this fund is nndonhtedtv inst But
this could hardl, acrount for the sum
mary way in lsbict 9arnaIjllo coun-
TVS claim ,rae d{snoead of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-08
WRETCHE:DL-|FE
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World InnermoSt Secrets of
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TELLS OF WOMANHO0D
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SumptuouS BanQuetS Incl
dents in Downfall of Beauti-
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-08
TON OF DYNAMITE GOES
OFF NEAR CHIHUAHUA
Wagon. Two Mules aud Man Blown
to Ators-.

Ei Pasa Texas Feb Two mules,
tht wagon and driver were blown i1
atoms near Chihua hua. Mexico. today
bl the explosion OF q tom 90 dynamite
Two men also were fatally injured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-08
Measure Promptly Killed I'M
der Orders of BurSun-HoIt
Combination Speaker De-
CIineS to Allow Roll Call,
NOTICE TO BERNALILLO
COUNTY TO LINE UP.
Curious Inconsistency Dis
played by Chief Opponent of
Other Counties Would
Share Fund,

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secure anv ronsideratian whatever
from the band wagon crowd which as
sumes to control the legislature. The
notice While not I'm the plain words
used bv Representative Abbott Of
Santa Fe county. in his classic hanG
wagon speech. was none the less plain.
n was served in me summary man
non in which tbe n,aiority IL, tho
hou4e inst now controlled bv the Rur-
eum-HoIt crowd killed Councilman
Sulzer's hin Ia annronriate 81 0o0
rrnn, tho radoral fuIds nrnvidad for
that nnrnose fnr the inntoyement ef
he T}in Granfle near AlbuuIaroIle
ana far tbe nrotertfnn Of nrounIty
r,.,n7 fIonde ,Fbfs Mn II win he re-
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,rtasda, h, nna,in,ons t.oto artar
b1,.ino been fntIl, evnlained fn Inc
.ouuciI bv Mr. S,jIze,, ana Mr. Sniess
Immediately after the house convened
this morning without waiting for the
regular order in which the bill would
have come up for reference 10 The
committee. Mr. Holt moWed the sus-
pension of the rules to take un coun-
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Speaker Bacd announced '"'' ''i'i'
could be no discussion of the motion
aud refused a demand for the roll call !
The bill was declared tabled by the |
same viva Voce vote. Had the phi I
proposed some vicious legislation /
striking at the foundation of the well /
fare of the territory. it could not have /
been thrown out Of the house more /
summarily, and Mr. Hults manage
ment of the bill can be construed in 4
mo- other way than as a second delib- /
crate notice to the people Of Ber- /
naIilIo county and their representa- /
lives that they must submit to the or /
dove If tbe machine and get i'm the /
b,,d ,yapon" If they expect any meas /
,,,,oe in v,bicb HprnalilIo county is in /
to,,.tad A., recefve any consideration .
,t,, L.,,,i. ,f a.. ,,1cbipe directors
ir tbc bn,,e.
J." wy
Mr.. lloltS peculiar consistency
The part taken by Representative |
Holt i'm directing the fight against the
SuIzer bin is pecuIiarly Inconsistent [
.,-ben if ts recalled that Mr. Holt him