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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-23

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bush of Beach street, West Haven. have returned from a short trip to New York and Long Branch
 Miss Mary Winters and MT. and Mrs Tucker of Howe street. have returned from trip to the White Mountains.
 Edward Murphy. a cerk in the Ideal pharmacy, has gone to New Haven to spend his vacation,
 Miss Elizabeth McMann of, Long lss land City is the guest this week or Mir. and Mrs. John c. Riley of Win throc avenue.
 Mrs. William Chandler of Prospect street, suffered a paralytic shock cn Sunday of last week. Although she is' most of the time, conscious and able to recognize those about her, ner friends are still anxious about her recovery.
 Miss Carrie Heineman of 779 Chapel street, has returned from ten days visit to Mauch Chunk, Car2on county, Pa. Miss tHeineman went tc aiaand the cighty-seventh birthday If Philip Ginter, son of Isaac Ginter, wno It's covered anthracite coal in the year ll79l. Miss Heineman paid visit to the, mines, also camped out for twa days on Glen Onoko Mountains, an5 reports a delightful trip, On her way Lack she stopped in New Jagsey arc i New York.
 Mrs. Delphene Gray of New Haven and Miss Ruth Beach of Bethany, arS spending few days with Mrs. F. B l Ward in Prospect.
 Miss Alice Desmond of Boston, ha' returned to her home after a pleasan visit with Miss Mae Colgan at AS Ad mlrall street, West Haven.
 Mrs W. G. Breianer of New Haven 1 and Miss Nettie Benton of West Ha'ye1 spent a few days the past week witt Mrs. W. B. Stone, in Prospect
 Miss Kathryn Monahan of 2O Lamberton street, has returned from ; two weeks stay in the Catskill noun tains.
 Miss Rosina Grohell of Wallingford graduate of the State Normal school o New Haven, is the guest of her class mate, Miss Katherine Hall of War' street, in Naugatuck.
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Especial Journal Courier News Service
 Southington, Aug. 22. = Burgesa Louis Schmidt is on to his job these days and the engineers and firemen on the trains passing through here will be made to understand his presence. For long time in the local switch yard there has been much more whist ling and smoke than was necessary and 1t was with a view to eliminating this nuisance that Burgess Schmidt communicated with Superintendent Daniels of the road His letter was immediately honored by Mir Daniels with the assurance that there would be no need of future complaint. House wives have been continually entering complaints that they could not hang out clothes on wash day It is hoped that there will also be less whistling inside the borough limits at night.
 Some people think that the pro- posed Milldale-Waterbury trolley is a bunco and that the incorporators are merely franchise seekers. The fact that corps of surveyors from Sander son & Porter Co. is to begin work next week is directly contrary to this idea, and it looks like business. Nat urally the work would be rather slow as the incorporators are not of the wealthiest class and it takes time to get money enough together to con sruct and operate trolley road. Un- doubtedly the road will be in work ing order in less than year.
 The local millkmen failed to come together yesterday afternoon at G. L. Messengers as was agreed upon and the price of milk will remain about the same. It seems that there are only two milkmen who are agitating this increase and the others refuse to svmpatfize with them. The price of grain is extraordinarily high and as there is no pasture this year there is not an over-amount of profit in milk dealing.
 Rev. George H. Gardner will preach his farewell sermon at the Plantsville Baptist church on next Sunday morn- ing He will leave soon to assume 6 s pastorate in Dunellen, N. J.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Dr. Samuel A. Hammond and wife of New Haven have been guests of the latter's father, Warden William H. Dayton on Litchfleld avenue, Torring- ton
 c. C. Bradley of 127 Orange street has returned from months vacation at Schroon lake in the Adirondack mountains.
 Miss Florence Dayton of Newington has returned from visit in New Ha- ven and Bridgeport.
 Mrs. M. J. Kilfeather of Orange street left yesterday for Tarrytown, N. r.. where she will visit Mrs. James Morrison MT, Kilfeather is enjoying a trip to the lakes and Montreal, Can ada.
 Miss Florence Pardee of New Ha- ven is boarding at Mrs. Crawford's in 
 Mrs. r. l.. Bristol of 1O7 Dwight street is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. A. sherman of S52 Orchard street, who is spending the summer at Stew cnson
 The Misses Hall and Roberts of New Haven are boarding with Mrs. Agnes Hitchcock in Prospect
 Mrs. A. F. Tiffany of 676 State street has returned from delightful visit with her sister, Mrs. r. H. Southworth, in Binghamton, N. Y.
 Undertakers Harry E, Gates and William A. Gleeson of Torrington at- tended the convention of the Connec- ticut Association of Funeral Directors which was held here this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Mckay and daughter, Miss Hattie Mckay of S71 Howard avenue, have returned from a pleasant vacation visit with MT and Mrs James Morressy of Merwinsville. Clarence E. Thompson and Harry D. Thompson are taking an automobile trip in tho White mountains. They left on Tuesday and will be away two weeks.
 Miss Kathryn Curzon of Prince street, who has been staying in Litch. field, has gone to Brighton Beach fol a two weeks visit.
 MT. and Mrs. H. w Austin and fam lily of West Haven are spending theii vacation in Lyme.
 Miss Lille Molin of this city is tt Ileave for Los Angeles, Cal, very soon where she expects to remain for an in definite length of time.
 H. E. Welles and his nephew, Gu, B. Welles, of Glastonbury, are making a boating trip to Stony Creek anc other shore resorts.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Young O IState street will spend ten days witt relatives in New York.
 William Bolles of Toledo. O., Mrs Merrill of Lincoln, Neb, and Miss lBolles of Hartford are guests of M. ( lQuiggle at the Quiggle cottage a Woodmont.
 The women of the Woodmont Col lclub have completed plans for whis and dance. It will be held at the Penn lbroke Saturday evening. J. J. Dunlap and daughter Lorett have returned from a two weeks visi in stockbridge, Mass,
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Chapman c New York are visiting MT, Chapman father at his home on Chapel stree and New Haven avenue, Woodmont.
 Miss Bertha Fancher of Morris Gov is visiting MT. and Mrs. Philbrook New Hampshire.
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WALLINGFORD NEWS
Chimney Fire in Emory MorSes HouseTeaches Appointed
 for the Central District School.

church in Northford tomorrow after noon at 2;30 with burial in tie same village. She was the oldest member of that church and the oldest female resident of Northford She was over eighty-six years, having been born June 29. 1921. Her husband. who survives her4is eighty-nine, and of her two sons living, Edgar F and Henry iP. Eaton, the latter is over fifty years of age.
 Miss Emily c. Dutton, sister of the late Colonel Arthur H. Dutton, after which Arthur H. Dutton post was named, died at the home of her broth CT in Englewood, N. J., Wednesday. The remains will be brought here to- morrow afternoon on the 1;33 for bur ial in the In Memoriam cemetery. When living here Miss Dutton resided on Academy street, in the house now occupied by MT and Mrs. L. Von Grave
 Mrs. A. N. Pierce will give an in formal whist at her home on South Elm street tomorrow evening in hon or of her guest, Miss Emma McKena of Providence, R. I.
 MT and Mrs. A. K. Wilkinson Will return Sunday from two weeks Stay at Haines Falls, Catskill mountains.
 Dr. John J. Brennan sails to-mor- row to Jamaica. He will be gone two weeks.
 The 18th c. V. vii hold it's annual reunion at Savin Rock next Saturday I Quite a number of the local members expect to attend
 MT. and Mrs. Hill of Northampton Mass, who have been the guests ot
 Mr and Mrs, Frank W. Phelps oi North Whittlesey avenue, return home tonight.
 Mrs. Gurdon Hull. Margaret Tib, bitts and Josephine Stevenson left to- day by automobile for Watch Hill MT Manning will return with them MT. and Mrs. H. Hirons of Nortf
 Whittlesey avenue have for their gues
 Mrs. Pomeroy of Springfield Mass. David Revere has returned iron : Mount Herman academy for shor 1vacation.
 Arthur Clulee of Providence, R. I.
 is visiting relatives on North Whittle
 sey avenue,
 Mrs. Edward Booth and son of Fai ' Haven are the guests of Mir and Mrs q William A. Booth of Academy stret, M Mrs. L. von Crave has returned
 from a stay at Weekapaugh, R. I, The Eintracht Singing society hell
 a rehearsal this evening.
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Special Journal-Courier News Service) Wallingford, Aug. 22.-Alarm of fire was run in from box 52 Wallace hose house, at 9:3O o'clock this after noon for blaze in building owned by Emory Morse on the corner of Washington and Hall avenues. In the kitchen, the opening where the stove pipe enters the chimney, was stopped Up with boards and those became ig- nited from the stove. The entire fire department responded and the flames were quickly extinguished with very small loss.
 Miss Minnie c. Burghoff, aged 46 years, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Harry B. Sherman of 157 Wash ington street this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Deceased had been a patient sufferer for seven years with rheuma tic troubles. For the last three years she has been blind. She leaves one brother, Henry W. sherman of Yales- vile, and two sisters, Mrs B. c. Wood ing of Yalesville and Mrs H. B. Sher- man of Wallingford. Funeral arrange ments will be announced later.
 Grove Williams of Northford was up before Justice Henry L. Davis in the borough court this morning charged with breach of the peace and intoxi- cation. On the first count he was given thirty days in jail, judgment be- ing suspended for six months. He was put in charge of Probation Officer Pro Tem George E. Dickerman. On the second count he was given fine oi $1 and costs, amounting to $S.8S. As sistant Prosecutor c, c. Phelps repre- scented the state
 At the last meeting of the Central District committee four new teachers were appointed for the Central Dis. trict schools. Those appointed were Miss Claire sheehan, Miss Agnes Wood bridge, Miss Josephine T. Ryan and Miss Bertha l.. Holmes The latter is not a resident of the borough. Miss Agnes woodbridge will teach Grade , at the Whittlesey avenue school
 Grand Master Andrew J. Hallock ot the grand lodge of Connecticut, F. ant A M, has appointed the following committees for the annual Grand Mas ters day at the Masonic home, Wal lingford, Wednesday, September 25:
 Arrangements-An J. Hallocx Danbury; Frank w. Haynes, Hartford Jchn O.. Rowland, Wallingford; s Ernest Downs, Danbury; stephel French, Munroe; Wallace s. Moyle New Haven; William E. Hunter southington; William B. Hall, Wal linSford.
 Transportation John H. Barlow Hartford; Asa P. Fitch, Hartford
 Printing and Badges-H Henry w. At wood, Waterbury; John H. Barlow Hartford
 Band Stanley B. Bosworth Hart fcrd; Asa F. Fitch, Hartford.
 Program-Andrew J. Hallock, Dan bury; Frank w. Havens, Hartford S Ernest Downs, Danbury.
 Reception-District Deputies Charle F. Mills, South Norwalk; Leonard j Nickerson West Cornwall; Harry ( Foss, Torrington; William B. Hal Wallingford; the Rev. Arthur F. Lew is, Unionville; the Rev. William E English, East windsor; Arthur E Clark, Higganum; Thomas Mckenzie Paucatuck; John M, Leach, staffor, Springs.
 The funeral of Mrs. Harvey Eator will be held from the Episcopa
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MARINE RECORD. Port of New Haven.

ARILIN ND. Sch Alice P. Turner Bouzel. Charles
 town, s. c. Sch George R. Vreeland, Downes, Nor
 folk, Sch Annie Edwards, Edwards. N Y. Sch Ruth Miller. N Y Sch Nautilus, Reeves. New London.
 CLEARED Sch Lizzie Cochran. Small Sch David Currie, Pease. New York. Sch George and Albert Fairchild,
 Rockaway. Sch Stella Maud. Barnett, N. Y. Sch Keystone, Bishop,
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NEW BRITAIN OUTING.

Mayor and City Officials Look Over
 Snvln Rock on Fifth Annual.
 The mayor and city officials of the New Britain common council held their fifth annual reunion at Savin Rock yes terday After day of feasting and iol- lity, and wearing their distinguished red badges, the party with their fami- lies took the $40 train for home.
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CITY NOTICES.
COMMITTEE ON BUILDING AND
 BUILDING LINES.

 The Committee on Building and Building Lines of the Board of Alder men will hold a public hearing In Room 10 and II. City Hall, Fridas, August 2S, 1907, at 5 p. m, for the consideration of the following petitions; Petition of P, Holstein for permission to extend over the building line on the northwest side of Washington avenue, between Liberty and Cedar streets. Petition of Mary Shapiro for permis- sion to extend oyer the building line in front of the premises, No l6S De Witt street.
 Petition of Herman A, Hanke for per mission to extend over the building line in front of the premises No. l7O New hall street.
 All persons interested in the forego- ing are hereby notified to be present and be heard thereon without further notice.
 Per order
 DAVID L. DAVIS.
 Acting Chairman
 A. OSWALD PAILMAN. a21 St Assistant City Clerk.
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PROTECT w. U. OFFICERS.
Mississippi Telegraph Department Ap-
 plies to Governor Yardaman.


 Jackson, Miss, Aug. 22I.-Superin- tendent Terhune of the Western Union appealed to-day to Governor varda- man to furnish protection for the of fees of the Western Union in Holly Springs, Grenada and Greenwood, say ing that operators have been forced to cult at the two offices first named, and citizens of Greenwood are offering threats and indignities to the manager at that place.
 The governor replied that Superin- tendent Terhune should appeal to the courts and if they are unable to en- force the law he will adopt special meaSayes for protection.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-23
IN SOCIETY

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 The sixth annual exhibition of pie lures painted in Old Lyme and the surrounding country, will be held in the public library at Lyme on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, August 29, 30 and 31, September and 3, 1907, by the following artists: Will liam Chadwick, Lewis Cohen, Arthur Griffin, Childe Hassam. H. L. Hoffman, William H. Howe. A. L. Laiblln. Will lard L. Metcalf, H. R. Poore. Fred W. Ramsdell, William s. Robinson. Edward Rock, w. H. Singer, jr., Allen B. Tal- colt, James G. Tyler. Jules Turcas, Charles Vezin. Clark G. Voorhees. Gus tave Wiegand, Carlton Wiggins and Guy Wigglas. The proceeds ot the eX- hibition will go toward the rebuilding of the First Congregational church, which was burned July 3. 1907. asa
 Mrs. E. F. Salisbury of Church street, her secretary, Miss Gillette, and ser wants, are settled in Mrs. Salisburys Lyme.
 Governor Rollin s. Woodruff is to be one of the speakers at the meeting of East Central Pomona grange Tuesday of next week at Snipsie Lake grove. There will be prominent grangers pres. ent, including the masters from the New Hampshire and Massachusetts state granges, making the occasion q notable one.
 A very attractive wedding took place at Sachem's Head yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, when Miss Nellie Fran cis Hayden. daughter of MT. and Mrs. 1 F. 10. Hayden of Columbus, Ohio, was married to MT. Tod DeFord Thurman, also of Columbus. The Rev MT. San ford, pastor of the Episcopal church, performed the ceremony. Mrs. Charles l F, Treadway, sister of the bride. was matron of honor, and the best man was to have been MT. Thurmans broth CT, but was delayed in arriving until too late to act, so MT. Charles F. Tread way took his place Miss Helen Phll- lips of this city and Mss May Fuller of Columbus. O.. were the bridesmaids. The ceremony was performed on the lawn, and the bride and groom stood under bower of asters, and there were masses of asters and other blooms growing In profuslon everywhere about the charming garden. Many handsome gowns were worn by the women guests and there were about 200 friends of the young couple present to congratulate them. MT. and Mrs Thurman will re- side in Columbus. after an extended honeymoon.
 MT. and Mrs M F. Bristol D J Bristol, Miss Pearson and Miss King who are on an automobile trip through northern Connecticut and as far as Bos. ton, stopped en route at the Allyr house, Hartford yesterday afternoon.
 At the New York TIeralds Paris of, 1 flee on Wednesday Mrs. William G lLotze registered, also Mrs. Dana Bar tholcmew and Miss Helen Bartholomew of Ansona.
 
 The Worowaugs will hold their an nual moonlight pow-wow and coor roast at Sperry's Falls tonight ant hopeto have such distinguished chief tains as the Hon. N. D. Sperry and MT Knight Sperry present to join in theii 1 festivities.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-23

Mrs. Ernest L. Wooding, of Pn peet who underwent an operationI inc New Haven hospital some fl oco. has been steadily regaining strength and hopes to be able to lei the hospital soon.
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New London Marlne Notes.

New London. Aug. 22-Arrived: Tug Nathan Hale, with one barge from east I
 Sailed Tugs Lackawana with four barges bound west Scranton with two bound east; Portchester, with three, do.
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Mnntank Steamboat Co. s Linl

Between New London and GreenporN Shelter Island and Sag Harbor, Long IsI
 Steamer "Nantasket" leaves New Lon
 don. week days, 10:00 a, m, 4:1O p. na Leaves Sag Harbor 6:0o q rn.. i2:sO pm
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TRAvELERS' GUIDE.
NzxK07k NsssXHzK1g,a
 August 4, 1907.
New HavenLind
August 1, 1907.

SUUIH AND WEST. FARES REDUCED 55c TO NEW YORE|
 EXCURSION TICKETS sf.25.
 STEAMER RICHARD PECK. From New Haven--Leave Belle DocI daily, except Mondays 1 a. nn., also Sunl days 4:30 D. m.
 From New York--Leave Pier 20, Easl River, foot Peck Slip, week days 2:41 J m., Sunday 9.30 6. rn foot East 223 street week days 8 p. m, Sundays 10 4 m Time between New Haven and NeJ York about five hours Tickets anH stateroom at Bishop & Co.'S 1S5 OrangS st.. also at Belle Dock and on steame THE NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP cd GEoRGE c. Black, Agent, New Haven| F. c. COLBY. Gen. Pass. Agent N. Y.
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Frederick Smith of Cleveland, O., but formerly of this town, has arrived and Will attend the reunion of his regiment. Twentieth, c. of ". at Lake Com pounce
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-23

The annual Adventists' camn meeting VIII open in Dunham's Grove next Sat urday The grove has undergone ex- tensive repairs and a very lage attend ance is expected.
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Lewis and Homer Carey are visiting at Hatchett's Reef, South Lyme.
 Punch" Merriman was taken to st Ffanels' hospital this afternoon where he will undergo treatment for dropsy. and diabetes. Many of Puneh's friends nave got together and helped him fin- ancially.
 Mrs Henry Mason of Meriden ave- nue, Is quite i'll with heart disease and her recovery is not expected.
 The small child of MT. and Mrs. c. N. Moundson is much improved and no new cases of scarlet fever have been reported.
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The funeral of Mrs. Harvey Eaton will be held from the Episcopal
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NEWS OF SOUTHINGTON
Superintendent Daniels Assures Burgess Schmidt That Whist ling Nuisance in Railroad Yard Will be Sopped-Sur-
 veyors to Begin Work on MiIdaIe- Waterbury Road

daily oxeys 22 Center Street
 Telephone 37-4l
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Mrs. E. F. Salisbury of Church street, her secretary, Miss Gillette, and ser- wants, are settled in Mrs. Salisbury $ summer home on McCurdy avenue in Lyme,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-23

The Eintracht Singing society held a rehearsal this evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-23

Mrs L. von Grave has returned from stay at Weekapaugh, R. l.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-23

Mrs. A. N. Pierce will give an in formal whist at her home on South Elm street tomorrow evening in hon. or of her guest Miss Emma McKena of Providence, R. I.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-23

Mrs Edward Booth and son of Fair Haven are the guests of MT. and Mrs. William A. Booth of Academy stret,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-23

MT. and Mrs. A. K. Wilkinson Will return Sunday from a two weeks Stay at Haines' Falls, Catskill mountains
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Dr. John J. Brennan sails to-mor- row to Jamaica. He will be gone two weeks
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