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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
New Haven Conn. Dec. s, 1907,


 Office of the Board of Education,
 S7 Orange Street.
 New Haven Conn. Dec. s, 19O7 Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Board of Education, ST Orange street, New Haven Conn, until Friday, December 27, 1907, at 8 o'clock p, m. at which time they will be openefl By the Board of Education in public meeting for carpenters and joiners' work, mason work. plumbing, gas flt- ting, painting, heating and yentilating required in the erection, completion and finishing of a public school building at Nos III, 115 and 1T Greene street in this city.
 Blds win be received for one or more of the trades or for the entire building Including all the trades.
 Plans and specifications may be ob- tained at the office of Brown & Won Beren, architects, S65 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn.
 The board reserves the right to reject ali bids, or to waive any defects m same if it be deemed to the interests of the city so to do.
 c. T, HnWLETT,
 Secretary Board of Education
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Mrs. c. M. Fairchild was hostess for the meeting of the Snow Ball'' Whist nlub Thursday afternoon The prizes were a bottle of Hudnut's violet per- furne and hand painted pitcher. Sub stitutes for the afternoon were Mrs. L, A. Ward and Miss Tra Tarr.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09

The Monday Afternoon Whist club will meet to-doy with Mrs. James H. Lee at her residence in De Witt street
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09

Mrs. Pease Of Main street, East Ha- von, is reported to be quite poorly confined to her bed the larger part oi the time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09

Mrs. c. r. Baldwin of East Haven, was hostess for a small ani informal getht ring Thu1Sdsy evening Gaales were played and g fine eoEatlon served,
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CITY NOTICES.
TiOTICiVI TO CnYTP AiCIgTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BuILDISCh NOS. Ill, 1i5 AND 117 GREENE aTREET.
 Office of the Board of Education,
 S7 (lraOera Street
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Mrs. Joseph Rlakeslee and grand-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09

"Cinderclla," a melodrama in three acts, under the direction of Miss Mar garet Head, for the benefit of Christ church, will be given in the West Ha- ven town hall, Thursday and Friday evenings, January 2 and and matinee Saturday afternoon.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Ell sehor de Cuisa mumur6 La Mole. Oh! iel asesino
e asesno
-Slenco! dijo Margarta, nj palabra,
miro arededor para que o podra esconder al
herido
Una espada! Jun pu1dl murmuraba La Mole
para deenderos? in1t lno babes oido elo doce
esas solo.
No para defenderme sno para vivo
No, no. dio Margarta, yo salvare Ah len este gab
nete venid, venid
La Mole hizo esfuerzo y sostendo por Margarta Sc
arrastr6 hasta gabnee Magara cer6 puera tas e
meendo ave su monera en- voz baa desde fuea
Nj gno nj quedo nj suspiro estais salvado
echandose sobre los hompos capa de noche fue
abrir SUI amiga que Sc precipito brazos,
-Ah lie dijo, ha ocurrido nada iverdad sehora?
NO NADIA do Margarta cruzandose la capa para que
las manchas de sangre que cubran penador
Tano mejor; pero de todOs modos el seor duque
de Gusa dado doce guada para que acompahasen
paacio neceo tana comva dear@ ses Vuestra
Mastad Se guardas del senior duque de Guisa vaen mas
noche que egimiento complete de guardias del rey.
Margata atrev6 rehusar nstal6 los guardas
coedor abazo duquesa cua los guardas
resntes vW6 paaco del senior duque de Gua donde
btaba dnrante la ausencia de su marido
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28

que hzo desapecer vo de pov snge povoa que cuban
la cabeza del hedo recono6 aquel hermoso genthombe
que eno de vday de esperanzas hab lido haos
ane pedr protection del de Navarro habfa separado
de ella deumbrado or hemosua deandoe tamben tasane
pensativa.
Magaa d6 gto espanto poque aque momento que
ella senta herdo pedad ntee efecto
hedo para ella mas exraa conodo
infuo de hemoso de La Mole de6
po complete pero pado amorguado po e doo Con mortal
temblor cas tan pada e. e puso la sobre e
z6n FL corazon todava aa Enonces exendo sobe
respirar
La Mole abr6 los oos murmur6
OH Dios mo cen d6nde estoy?
i Estais salvado! tranquilzaos, dijo Margarita.
La Mole hacienda esfuezo, dirigo mrada la rena
la devoro los ojss po epacio de balbuce6
All! ique hermosa sos
estuvese deslumbrado cerro INN eda mene los
parpados, exhalando un suspiro.
Margana di6 debl grito E joven haba puesto
paido possible ella cey6 por nstan que aque
e ultmo de su vida.
--Oh Dos mo! Dos mio dio compadaceos deGl
En- lamaron voentamente la puerta del
rredor
Margarta Sc levant6 medas soseniendoa La Mole por
debajo de los brazos, pregunt6:
-Quien esta ah
-SehOra senOra soy yo, gnt6 de mujer. Yo la
duquesa de Nevers.
-Enriqueta exclam6 Marganta. Oh! hay cuidado es
una amigo ilo ofs, cabalero1
La Mole hizo esfuerzo Sc apoy6 sobre rodlla
Procurad soseneros mienras voy abrr pu rr dijo
Ia rena.
La Mole apoy6 el suelo logr6 e
squitbf,o.
Margara di6 paso haca Ia puerta peo de pronto
detuvo tembando de espanto,
All tno venes solar exclam6 oyendo ruido de armas
NO vengo acompahado pOr doce gnardias que ha dea
DO mi cuhado de Guisa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28
THE HE-L-V-E-T-I-A.
27 calle de aLa CRUZ.

Gran casa de huespedes. liable
hoteh. Aposentos para familias y
asonas solas. Comidas cincuenta
entavos cubierto. Baiios. Telefono
o.. Apartado de correo 295. Pro-
bietario Pedro Shira.
Nota Este hotel esta q cargo de
ina sefiorita caglefia.
ES NECESARIO exigir que cada
Bstia obtenga grabado el nombre Di-
sestivo Mojarrieta, pero un solo estu-
The produce mejor efecto que una do
ena de botellas de aqua mineral 6 dc
Ber Ell tnico curative radical. del est6-
nago y del intestine, el digestive Mo
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Zones, en- un mes las dispepsias 6 gas
ralgias, y Ell tres meses las mas gra-
yes intermediates cronicas del sest6ma-
90 y del ineestino. Esta universal
ente confrmado, en- forma sin igual,
que la eficacia del Digestive Mojarrie-
la es verdaderamente radical y supe-
hior a Ia de todos los otros remedies.
|De venta en- las principales farmaiasc
he Europa y America.
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40 Ell rama cosecho de 1905, de las me-
|iores vegas de Caguas. Dirigirse
|Quifones Cabezudo y CO Caguas, P.
Rico.
FL seiior DIAZ NAVARRO ha
Iestablecido su ofcina de Abogado y de
Notaria Ell esta ciudad, calle de San
Justo ndinero 13.
Fierce ante la Corte Federal, Cor
tes de Distrito de toda la Isla y Corte
Suprema, dedicandose asf mismo al
examen de de tftuIos de propiedades,
incorporation de Corporaciones del
pals y extrangeras y trasmitaci6n de
expedientes de expropiaci6n forzosa.
Aceptando la noble competencia
hoy establecida en- e1 ejercicio de las
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, el
senior DIAZ NAVARRO Sc dispoue q
ca rar sus clientes honorarios exec
1n6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28
DOCTOR GUSTAYO NUN0z

De Ia facultad de Medicina
de Madrid y Ex-profesor Gil
nico del!Hospital de San Car
los, de Ia misma facultad, de
regr@os de su viaje a madrid,
ha establecido su ofcina pro-
fesional en- la calle de Teiuan
no 81.
80. -. - Horas. de consulta de 2
a 4 p. m. Telefono no 326. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28
Doctor. R. Ruiz Alnau

MEDICO C1RUJANO, de la Fa.
cultad de Madrid. Consultas de II y
media 4 2 y media de Ia tarde.
Cristo. 14-San Juan.
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todos los paisss en- los que el amor
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hlgar, cuando el exquisite uCashimire
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SAN FRANCISCO
w. G. COX & CO., ~.
Monadnock Building.
RENO
NEVADA TRUST CO.,
140 Virginia Street.
SACRAMENTO
WESTERN REALTY & BROKER
AGE CO., 916 Seventh Street.
TONOPAH
J. W. SHELTON & co.
GOLDFIELD
R. L. CoLBURN & CO.,
WONDER
J. G. RoYLE & co.
HONOLULU
M. G. K. HOPKINS.
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2O4 Neville Block, Omaha, Nebraska

CLEVELAND
soWDEN, CODY & CO.,
Citizens Building.
FRANK G. MITCHELL,
Schofield Building.
CINCINNATI
@. L. ARZENo & CO.,
Thoms Building.
A. E. GATCHELL & CO.,
Johnson Building.
DETROIT
LEWIS P. G0RToN,
Majestic Building.
ST. LOUIS
T. H. FORESTER & CO.,
Missouri Trust Building.
PITTSBURG
GLASS & MEYER,
Keystone Building.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO
B. H. SHEFTELS & CO.,
Citizens Building.
DONALD A. CAMPBELL & CO.,
Stock Exchange Building.
MARK T. LEONARD & CO.,
Stock Exchange Building.
WALLACE H. HOPKINS CO.,
181 La Sale Street.
D. M. BELL & CO.,
las La Sale Street.
w. K. GRAHAM,
261 E. sc Street.
ST. PAUL
r. B. HIGBEE,
Germania Life Building.
KANSAS CITY
PHILIP RACINE,
7O2 Long Building.
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MILWAUKEE,
GREENE-GRIEB SHERMAN CO.,
Milwaukee National Bank Bldg.
HENRY ANCHESTER,
Pabst Building.
oTJEN & SMITH,
Miller Building.
WALLACE H. HOPKINS CO.,
Milwaukee National Bank Bldg.
OGDEN
INTERSTATE BROKERAGE co.
SALT LAKE CITY
SHEETS & MEL,
Walker Bank Building.
LOS ANGELES
H. s. WO0LNER & CO.,
448 South Broadway.
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ia South Broadway.
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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

Campoiore, D'ottavi, Antola, Pacini
and Lambardi.
Lucia" is scheduled for Tuesday
evening, with Tromben, Ceccotti.
Scifoni, Cannetti and Neri in the cast.
Wednesday night and Sunday matinee
Carmen" will be repeated, with Cam
pofiore, Tromben, Million. Franceschini,
Russo, Antola, Lambardi and vizardelli.
Thursday and Sunday evenings verdi's
tuneful La Traviata," the musical
version Of Camille" will be sung, with
Giorgi as Violetta, Patti as Alfredo and
Scifoni as Germont- Friday evening
The Barber of Seville" and 'TPagli-
acct will be given. with Adaberto as
Media, Patti as Canio and Antola as
Tonic. The Saturday matinee bill will
be Chopin"
Preparations are being made for
the final weeks when Mascagnf's
Japanese lyric drama, iris" will
be sung for the first time in it's
entirety In this country. together with
other popular operas. The Lambardi
COMPANY has fulfilled all its promises
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Disappointment at Seattle

when we arrived at Seattle" was
the response, addressed to me, 1--WE
found that most elaborate preparation
had been made for the reception and
transportation of our baggage to the
theater. Four large wagons were
waiting at the depot, for the local
management had announced that the
Tivoli company was coming with an
extensive repertoire of OPERAS, and
the transfer people interpreted that to
mean acres of scenery and tons of
costumes and properties. When the
old trunk was produced you should
have seen the teamsters stare. At the
theater similar astonishment was
created, for we had not even the
trunk, it having accompanied its
owner to a hotel. All the stage hands
were assembled to unload the wagons
which did not appear, and extra
storage space had been provided for
the stuff we did not have.
with less than a week in which to
get ready to open we had neither the
'Erninie' score which | had ordered
from Chicago nor the costumes which
were en- route from Riverside, but as
we had sung the opera a short time
before at the Tivoli and were pretty
well up in it we depended on memory
and went ahead with rehearsals until
the book and music arrived. Mean
time the theater management was
nagging me about the costumes and
was bounding the railroad people
to rush them along, but at that time
relief supplies had right of way over
all other kinds of freight and express
matter, and not until 7:45 o'clock the
Monday evening announced for the
opening, when every seat in the house
was sold and l had secretly given up
hope of being able to open, did the
eagerly awaited garb arrive Half an
hour later the curtain was up and the
chorus, appropriately costumcd, was
singing the initial number. The ap-
plause that rewarded it was the sweet
est music l ever heard. That night
my sleep was sound for the first time
since the earthquake"
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Gathering Up the Company

By way OF preface it may not be
amiss to explain that the company IS
largely made up OF people who were
engaged at the Tivoh when the April
thing abruptly broke so many engage
ments As they resided within the
burned district most of them lost
all their personal effects except the
clothing in which they escaped and
such portable valuables as they rescued
Mr. Healy. who had been assistant
manager of the Tivoli, was among
the refugees when from Seattle ar
rived Mr Russell, Of the theatrical
firm OF Russell & Drew, in quest of
an attraction with which to open the
new Grand Opera-house in the north
ern town
He found me on Fillmore street,
where / was working the only print
ing press IN town." said Mr. Healy,
and asked me if I could scrape to-
gether the widely scattered Tivoh
corps and be ready to open his theater
within two weeks from that day
Don't spare expense in getting them,
he said, thrusting into my hands Z
roll of currency big enough TO choke
COW. I'll do what | can to repay
your confidence, I said, accepting the
cash: but I can't give any assurance
that I'll succeed DO your best be
said-and returned to Seattle
Then the magnitude of the task
had undertaken became apparent. |
did not know where one OF the former
TivOh people was to be found. and
not costume nor an opera score was
left IN town. After much trouble !
succeeded IN hiring an automobile and
started out with no definite destina-
ton. Soon, however, l spied we'll
known oostumer. and from him ascer-
tained that shortly before the fire he
had sent to Riverside a complete set
Of dresses for 'ErniTie,' which was
10, be sung there by amateurs. Get
them back at any cost and ship them
to me at Seattle, said, and resumed
my wandering.
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When the Trunk Arrived

Might and day was on the go, and
finally succeeded in getting promise
that all our luggage would accompany
us. Thus fortified, l engaged four
horse truck, gave the driver the
home addresses of the entire company
and told him to call at each of them
for baggage and have it at the train
when we were ready to start"
He paused, as if in retrospect, and
the lady took up the recountal:
I'VE were all at the depot, inter
changing "reminiscences, for it was Our
first gathering since the last perform
ance at the Tivoli, and Mr. Healy was
uneasily pacing the asphalt and fire.
quently consulting his watch, when
along came wagon, the biggest wag-
on l ever saw, and from it the driver
tossed out trunk that looked as if
it had been in a train wreck. Where's
the rest of the baggage l told you to
get? Mr. Healy howled 1 called at
all the places you directed me to, the
driver replied, but this is the only
baggage 1 could get Then" she
laughed, you ought to have seen the
angelic expression of Mr.. Healy's
face"
"The trunk" said that person sadly,
belonged to Miss Stella Gray, and
its ramshack1e condition was ac-
counted for by the fact that with her
sisters aid she had dragged it from
their burning home, somewhere near
North Beach, all the way to Golden
Gate Park How it held together was
such puzzle that every time we got
chance we'd visit the baggage car
to kill time by trying to solve the
mystery"
And when we arrived at Seattle
tell him about that, do, please, the
rrr-not cs.,nra- ,-rnnd
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
By James Crawford

VAT HEN the San Francisco
NM Opera Company, thirty-eight
Wv strong, took train at Oakland
for Seattle its baggage con-
sisted OF one dilapidated trunk.
q shall never forget the poor, bat
tered old thing" sighed Miss Aida
Hemmi. prima donna soprano, as she
and Manager Frank w. Healy were
alternating in narration Of the organ
ization's history.
Nor shall I, growled the impre-
sario, for it woh't let me"
1T was a dear" the lady affirmed
Its a nightmare the gentleman
shudderingly declared.
TO whom did II belong?" l in
quired.
Not guilty" he promptly pleaded.
If II had belonged to me l would
still have It, she replied, with resent
ful glance at him
ct would certainly be a beautiful
souvenir" he said, sarcastically.
1t was worth preserving as the
only ImpeClmentum that an opeIduS
company of thirty-eight people had
TO start on the road with" she oplned-
You forget the hand satchels and
paper parcels in which you ladies car
ried your hair curriers' and combs,
and
I forget nothing" she sweetly in.
terrupted, mot even the expression Of
your countenance when the trunk ar
rived at the ferry"
That trunk was the most hideous
thing ! ever saw" he asseverated.
of course. you could not see the
expression Of your face" she tnur-
INJURED refectively.
Then. bit by bit, and with the trunk
frequently intruding. l got the story
Of how the San Francisco Opera
Company was organized and brought
to its present condition Of financial
and artistic strength.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
He EnIisfs a Pnma Donna

Well, as luck would have it, was
blockaded on Golden Gate avenue.
when who should come along but"
Me" Miss Hemmi put in.
That's right. you" rejoined the
manager. 4 didn't know her at first y
he said to me, because her attire was
not what you would pronounce fash
ionable. She wore mans black
slouch hat"
Nothing OF the kind-it was a
dinIy little travelling cap"
And a red sweater"
Beg pardon; It was a blue Jersey"
And a sawed-of gown"
"A rainy day skirt that"
And heavy tan shoes"
They were black-and please re-
member that you were not exactly
glass Of fashion nor a mold Of
form"
We'll, to shorten the story. I en-
gagged her on the spot as prima donna
and asked her If she knew where any
other former Tivolians were to be
found She had run ac-oss two chorus
girls camped in Golden Gate Park
and half an hour later I had them
booked and was out searching for
other chorus girls. So within a few
days I had thirty-eight people under
instruction to depart with me for
Seattle on q designated morning
Then began my experience with the
Southern Pacihc-an experience that
was sufficient of itself to drive to
insanity any one not already half
crazed. as ! was / wanted a sixty
foot baggage car to carry our belong
ings, but every available car on the
system had been hurried East to
transport relief supplies back to the
city, and as the exodus was still on
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

visit them again and stay longer.
Everybody in the house stood up and
cheered and all the ladies were given
floral tributes"
Miss Hemnli nodded her grateful
remembrance of Boise's. appreciation.
Then we went to Oenver, Mr.
Healy said, where a former burlesque
theater had been renamed the Ilvoli
in our honor and awaited us to open
IT. Twelve solid weeks we spent
there, and we might be there yet If
the house had not changed ownership.
On two weeks notice we prepared
The Strollers' for our one-night-
stand return trip to the coast, and
here we are, at home again and happy.
Since the day of our opening at
Seattle we have played every night
and more rnatinees than | can recol-
lect, and every one OF US
"Owns trunk?" / ventured.
She returned with seven of EN-, all
packed to the roof" he replied, allud-
ing to his leading soprano.
And the face with which he
allghted from the train at Oakland
was not at all remindful of the face
with which he boarded the train that
morning of our departure" she re-
marked, referring to the physiognomy
OF her manager.
They told me numerous minor incl
dents of the company's earlier career,
before its members began to bother
the baggage smashers, and of the
cordiality with which they were re-
ceived and treated everywhere they
appeared. For in the old days the
Tivoli was one of the places that the
stranger within San Francisco's gates
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

And yet they did not know how
really hard UP we were" said Mr.
Healy. But after our first show all
was easy sailing"
I'VE began to acquire trunks said
the lady, smiling
And at the end of a week each
member of the company had his or
her own makeup box and tooth"
He deliberately paused and she
wildly gasped, DO you mean to tell
him that we used each others
tooth
"Powder-yes, l do, and you can't
conscientiously deny it."
oh, was her only rejoinder.
1--WE stayed ten consecutive weeks
in Seattle and drew big business all
that time" he resumed, "and then an
emissary from Boise City, Idaho.
open new summer park there and
remain at least two weeks. Boise City
being a one-night stand / told the
man that we could not think of ac-
cepting his offer unless we were
given cash security against loss.
Name your figure said he. | did
SO, with expectation that the enormity
of the figure named would cause him
to swoon, but it was me that narrowly
escaped fainting on the spot when he
promptly and with great cheerfulness
told me to consider the engagement
effected. So to Boise City we went.
and our two weeks were extended TO
eight, during which period we sang
almost every old light opera and sew
eral somewhat rather heavy ones, with
crowded house at every performance
and all concerned making money"
Il purchased two more trunks in
Boise" said Miss Hemmi.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Some Grand Opera Offerings

This weeks offerings by the Lam
bardis at the Central Theater are con-
fined to operas of the melodious Italian
school. Verdfs La Forza del Destino. !"
which Is to be presented tomorrow
evening, contains much of the warm.
emotional music which the public likes
best, and its freedom from technical
and theatrical perplexity, it's ever
changing color, variety and expression
contribute to its popularity. The opera
contains excellent roles for Adaberto.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Lighter Musical Attractions

Buster Brown" which will be the
attraction at the Novelty Theater com
mencing with a matinee today. made
hit here last season. This year Buster
Is played by Percy Helton. THE littIest
comedian" who is said to be the mis-
chievous youngster to the life His
arch conspirator, Tige. is still PLAYED
by ALI Grady, who has added much
which Is wholly original TO the role.
The tramp is assumed by Edgar BIZ
ley, who originated the part, and -
Bell Meade is again seen as Busters
mother Among the other members OF
the cast are Matte Lockette. Lizzie Nc
Call, Mae Hilton, Harry Gribben, Fred
Nolan and ALI Hilton The chorus is a
large one and the young women are
said to be good-loolxing as well as corr
petent singers and dancers The en-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

recollection of the pleasure obtained
from such visits went far toward max
ing both socially agreeable and pc
cuniarily profitable the tour of the
operate refugees banded under Mr..
Healy's gement-just as at the
American Theater there is nightly
demonstration of the popular fondness
with which the Tivoli and its ia
vorites are remembered