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The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04
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st, James Episcopal church; Holy
communion, 1880 a. m; litany, sermon,
and holy communion, 1890 n. m; sun
day school, II M, evening prayer and
seron, 1870 p. IN. Al the morning SER
vice, Rev j, Frederick Sexton will take
as his subject Tho Mission"
congregational church; Preaching
service, 1890 a. m; Sunday school, Il
M; conservation meeting Of the Y. =.
5, c, r.. at $3.50 p. m; topic The Men
Whom God Accepts, Psalm, "A. Lead
or, Miss Bessie Schmidt.
Methodist church. There will bo no
preaching service or Sunday school ON
account of tho absence of Roy. W. L.
slaeht, who is attending the East CON
ference In Brooklyn. Epworth league at
$50 y, m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04
NEW HAVEN WANTS LAND.

Hartford. April 3.-The railroad
commissioners gave a hearing to. lay
to the representatives. Of tho New
York. New Haven and Hartford rail-
road on a petition for tho taking of
land in Seymour belonging TO Kath-
crime Nolkmar. The property IL
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04
MEXICAN STUDENTS ON STRIKE.

Mexico City, April 3.-Students Of
the National School Of Engineering
are out on strike because the secre-
tary of the institution. who Is popular
with the students, was relieved by the
minister Of public instruction. After
for his reinstatement. the students
struck in a body. Committees arc
making visits to all government
schools, seeking to bring out all stu-
dents,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Sunday morning the Rev. Nathan
Mcrwin viii preach in the Methodist
church in the absence Of the pastor,
Rev. w. y Tuckcy, who is attending
the conference.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04
SOUTHINGTON.



Southngthn. April a. Now that April
has arrived there Is the accustomed
cnucus talk. The rauCuscs will BIO Mold
number Of candidates were mentioned.
rof warden me names OF James II.
ll%u, Aihcrt y. VOLS, Charles H. Bis
sen ana FRANK u. BarneA. MI these
men ,ueH nero nad thorough experience Ia
business aralrs ana would make very
, NAN, iGv ''''" wiz not ''ceP' such
f. nr.,. XVII hitl,'t,, nas",I ''9n met AZ me
waTd tbo oreanizpt,"m of ''0H Ira s.p fo.n,
thc tcam. < clndcr track win he lai,i
around tho school and hurdles win H..
placed l'nrlghtr for ynultinc viii .,nu#
begin. As soou as the weather permit 8
baseball practice wiz be begun.
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pills aud medicine were distributed
around 10 the houses This practice
has been condemned In most of tho cit
POISONING hs ptVeil th1A nave oatag
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Thoi3a4 Watkar 4 n tobnso, arJ
William Thomag.
Last piebt Grltnth caeilv dofc,toI
I.mntnnds In Tho moi to,,rpamert ,t
Iiopnn's Thc arnrc ,o,,, IN ~
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MILFORD
,spcclnl JourpAl-couricr News scry,c.,

800 '
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, ,,aa,. ~ w. ',o, = ~, ., aov'ra'
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Mr. T. $. Baseoit Of Fort Trumbull
Beach, who has spent the past few
weeks in Camden, south Carolina. will
spend the next month In Washington,
ID. G.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

the Church of the Heavenly Rest, in
New York city aud will hr followed
by q reception at Shcrry's. The bride
Ia the only daughter Of Mrs Thomas
X. Egbcr.
4 large addition has hcon built 10
Fred Mcrwin's house AT Cedar Beach.
Miss Bertha Gregory entertained a
number Of her friends recently, at a
pink and white social Games, mus
ic and a collation. were enjoyed by NJ
teen gueste.
There will be the regular services in
all of our churches on Sunday.
Preaching Mt 1890 a. m. and at 7:SO
y. IN. in the First. the Plymouth, the
Methodist and No First Baptist
churches sunday school at noon, and
the Young Peoples devotional meeting
at $3.50 p, m.
Holy Communion At a. M; litany
and sermon at 1880 a. m: Sunday
school at noon yeapcrs at p, m, in
ST. Peters church.
Holy mass at S::li followed by sun
day school and holy mass at 1880 a. n.
followed by the bcnedctiou in ST.
Mary's church.
Service at II .. M followed by tho
Sunday school in tho Union chapel at
Woodmont
Fatv,r,. Bun,te, ,,,tsei,n "a, 4 "a "A,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Miss Mamie Lockwood Is filling the
place Of Mis- Perry, at the local tcle-
phone office, during her Illness.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Tho Union Sunday school at Devon
viii meet IN the school house at
O'Clock, Sunday afternoon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

wanted in connection with the elm
nation Of a grade crossing
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Mr.. ANA Mrs. William L, Askan, Jr.
Of New Haven. are making an extend
cd visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Askam at
Fort Trumbul Beach.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04
Our Business.

WE SELL electric motors, dynaInos,
lamps, wire, electrical supplies of all
kinds.
WE MAKE switchboards, panel
boards, electric signs, special electrical
devices.
WE INSTALL complete lighting and
power plants, freight elevators, stor.
age batteries, telephones and signalling
systems.
WE REPAIR electrical apparatus OF
all kinds and contract to inspect and
maintain such apparatus for a fixed
sum per month or per year.
Can we serve you In any way?
The Person & Dean Co.
TELEPHONE 1452.16.
IA Orange Street, New Haven. Conn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Or, Davis has arrived at the Money
Island hotel at The Thimbles, and Is
putting his hoatolry in order in anticl-
patton of tho summers business Land
lord Davis viii have n boat IN COM
mission this year, direct from his pier
10 the mainland.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Mrs, Orlando l. Allen was tho guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Walter l., in Black
Rock to-day
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Mrs. i. r. Hollis and daughter. Bcs-
sic, Of Fountain street have boon
spending the spring vacation with
friends in New York city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Flat FISH ATE biting very we'll now,
and large numbers are caught daily.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

}, Edward Matthews Of New Haven,
stage director of St Marys Dramatic
club was IN town last evening. The
first rehearsal Of Hazel Krke,o which
the club expects to stage after Easter,
was held last evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Calvary Baptist mission at p. m.
in Mechanics hal on Broad street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04
BRANFORD.
Especial JOurDal-Cour News Service.

'Sp''''' '""r""'-'"u ricr news Scryicc.J
Brantord. April 3.-Charlcs Reynolds
Is having store erected at stony
Creek, where he will conduct branch
OF his grocery business this summer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04
WESTYILLE.

Charles slater and family formerly
of Fitch street have recently moved in
to the upstairs Hat Of Mrs. George
Chcney's house on Fountain street
The social committee of the Westyile
Social and Athletic club are making ar
rangcments for their last dance of the
season to be held on April Is, in lenox
hall. The dances this season have been
very successful, both socially and
financially, and ii is hoped that the last
one viii Guido all otheg OF the past.
George Nealo, vino holds an official
position in city hall, is i'll at his home
on Whallcy avenue. Mr.. Nello's posi-
ton Is occupied temporarily by Fred
crlck Brcthaucr of New Haven.
Walter Harra has resigned his posi-
ton as Westvillc correspondent for the
Evening Leader
The Sunday school class Of Frank II.
Bclden, Jr., viii give a banquet IN the
parlors Of the congregational church
on Thursday evening. April o The
banquet Is for the purpose Of interest
Ing the local young men.
The w. s. ~ ~oys are planning to
give q smoker and pool tournament In
the near future in their clubrooms on
Whallcy avenue.
II Is of interest to the local people
TO know that at tho annual meeting
and banquet Of the Connecticut Ice
Dealers association held in Mcridcn re-
Gently story was read by ono Of the
members entitled "Thc Angel and the
Iccman," written by Miss Florence
Woodmansee Of Edgcwood avenue
Miss Woodmanscc has a talent fol
writing poetry and short stories and
has written them often for different
/ magazines.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Tho Trunbull Post. g. s. n, hav.
elected tho follow ing committee "a a
Memorial day com0ittce: William +.
Ames, Robert Smith, Frederick Barnes.
Thomas Walker, c. H. johnson and
William Thomas.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

The strccts IN Tho ncShborhood of
the grccn ARC receiving an ante election
brushing mp. This may constitute =
clause In the reform placard
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Last night Griffith easily defeated
Enmcnds ~ tho pool tournament ut
Horan's. The score was ll0-l9
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Eureka lodge !. o o. r.. and Unity
council. O, I. ). NJ played At carpet
bowls this evening
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Last evening l'nion RcbelSah enter
tanned momhers of Eureka lodge with
their families
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Pneumonia carried Off horse owned
by Mr. Grinih. clifton street milk
dealer Thursday
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Yesterday. with its low temperature.
high west wind and snow squall. was
almost like n winter day. The mini
mum temperature IN the early morning
was thirty degrees and that was over
thirty degrees below tho maximum
temperature early in the week. II is
hoped that the high winds which have
been Blowing for two days, will sub
side to-day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

The W. s. ~ ~ioys are planning TO
give q smoker and pool tournament in
the near future in their clubrooms on
Whallcy avenue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Service at II .. m. followed by tho
Sunday school in tho Union chapel at
Woodmont
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Charles kilbournc " IN Washington
visiting his son. olin Il. Ktlbourne
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

The united Lenten services in Grace
church last evening were we'll attend
cd aid the Ncrmon was by Rev. II. II.
J.. Stcrrott.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Martha Neal has applied for letter
If administration ON the estate of Adna
Woodrrn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Walter Harra has resigned his posi-
ton as Westvillc correspondent for the
Evening Leader.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Several local steamers arc transport
ing oysters 10 Narragansett bay for
tran splanting there, steamer LlIzerne
Ludigton has returned from the bav
and Will load another cargo here,
steamer Emily Mansfield Is al work on
tho Rhode Island beds for r. Mansfield
a. Sops Tho steamer Isaac IT, Brown
Is under charter by the Stratford Oys-
ter company 70 carry oysters from the
Bridgeport beds TO Narragansctt bay
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

The exhibition of gasoline engines
and engine attachments at the bont
house Of the Wacouma Yacht club this
week has been attended by grea,
many people, The exhibition closes this
evening and all who arc interested IN
motor boats should see the interesting
exhibits An attempt was made TO bu'-
glarlzc the boat house Thursday night,
but tho atiemnt was frustrated by tho
Watchman. 4 ladder was placed nm
against the building, but the Waterman
heard the noise and the intruder left
very promptly.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

delphia, Miss irene 'robin has ret,lrns.
TO her home In East Chapel street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

After stay all winter at the Ia
hama islands, William G, Council Of
Clifton street rs expected to arrive on
The Bahama steamer ut New York to-
day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Some pretty fair catches Of trout
have been made this week. out at tho
Totoket mill pond one man caught u
string OF twenty-five fish. and anoth-
Cd took fifteen fish. Al one time Thurs.
day there were six automobiles carry
Ing fishing parties on the banks of the
pond.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

At the whist held by the Fair Ha-
ven Linen Whist club at the home Of
Mrs Palmer in Fillmore street Thurs
day. prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. Me-
Manps. Miss Helen Geslcr Sand Mrs.
William Dixon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

At tha evenings meeting Of Willam
Berry lodge, Is, Of r., the rank of cs.
uulre was conferred
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Two masses will be held IN the base
ment of ST. Francis church tomorrow
morning. for the people OF tho New 81
Roses parish. The basement will he
used by this parish FOR services until
the temporary chapel on the Batchlcv
avenue lot is completed. then that
building will be used until The church
Is built II Is the intention when the
new church Is built Of taking tho tenn
porary building down and re-ercct II on
tho lot owned by the parish on Farren
avenue. II will he convenience for
the people down that way to have SER
vices held in Farran avenue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Charles slater and family, formerly
of Fitch street have recently moved in
to the upstairs Hat Of Mrs George
Chcneys house on Fountain street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

The Quinniplac conclavc of licpta-
sophs vii hold It's regular meeting at
a. o. L. hail. - Grand avenue, Monday
evening. At this meeting proposed
change IN the work of the degree
team Is to be considered. This team
does excellent work and has gone out
OF town several times to confer the
degrees.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

It Is pretty quiet down on the
whaiycs AZ Min River A few loads Of
coal dre arriving. but very little lumber
Is coming In, II Is stated that no lum-
hcr from the provinces has arrived
there for three and a half months, Last
year many cargos of this lumber ar
rived The small schooners from the
provinces do not venture out In win
ter but several If these craft are cx-
pectcd TO leave with their cargoes dur
ing tho present month.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Hubert Hill will speak at tho meet
ing OF the w. G. T. L. No. ., at lis
hall, IL Grand avenue, Sunday after
noon
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

out this season was tried out Thursday
by Captain A. Clark and Captain Pring
and made good record with It's six
and a half horsepower engine. The
boat was built al Pring's yard
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Thursday night Thomas Modieska. 30
years Of age. of Mil street. had dis
pute with some of his acquaintance
at the corner % James and Mill streets,
and In the melee stone was thrown
winch hit Modieskas ear and also
made severe scalp wound. DR. Bud I,
of Grand avenue, was called and louu1
that tho ear was nearly cut in two lie
sewed the two parts together but *
not sure whether the flesh Will heal
or not There is some fear that tho
ear will not be saved. Modjcskas as
sailant was not apprehcndcd.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

waldo Wa ncr has sold four acres
Of ground at Woodmont to l.. N. Gil
llgan Of Broad street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-04

Mrs, NJ c, Maynard Of the Three
Elms house, stony crock, and her
daughter, Mrs Charles Madeira, who
spent several weeks in the Bermuda
Islands, have returned TO their home
in the second district
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
CIVIC FEDEnAT1oy BILL, +.

The Sherman antitrust law was a
crude method to stop by penalties some
Of the wrongs which the protective
tariff of the Republican party inevi-
tably produced. Like many another
outworn remedy. the Sherman law is
IN a fair way 10 be modified SO essen
TALLY as TO have its fundamental char
Hcter changed. Combinations are alb.
folutely essential. The United States
may just as we'll legislate against the
use Of wheels or telephones or trains
But because trains are legal, 1t does
not make the reckless destruction o,
human lives by careless operation
sither legal or desirable. So OF com
binations of capital or of labor. Be
cause the Standard Oil Company or til,
American Tobacco Company find it ex
tremely profitable to reduce expense
ppd aliminat2 loha hX samhinatIan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
Daniel Can BE Trusted.

Editor of The Tlmes-Dispatch:
Sir,-The writer has always been
great admirer OF Senator John W.
Daniel. In my earliest recollection
as voter, he impressed me as a brave
and fearless leader Of the party which
he represented. A few years after the
Civil War, at time when our State
was under the control of the black
Republican party, John w. Daniel, hav.
ing left the battlefield with a wound
which required the assistance of
crutches travelled from county to coun-
ty, making speeches for the cause OF
Democracy, rallying the young men
of Virginia to the front and impress
ing upon them the Importance of vot-
ing and saving the old State from me
gro rule and ruin" I remember one
occasion especially, when he spoke In
our town, after making one of his
great orations. the young men of the
audience became so enthused that
took him in their arms To-day that
spirit still exists in the bosoms Of
the men who supported him and De
mocracy in the days gone by. Nc
doubt a great many OF the Senators
admirers can recall the impressions
made upon them after hearing one OF
his speeches at the time when he was
young and handsome, erect In stature
with long black, waving hair. and
| with the marks OF born orator vel
stamped upon his lips. I have no.
seen him for some time, but presume
that the lines of we'll spent years
adorn his face, but his usefulness II
| the Senate as gallant leader ant
true representative Of Virginia, we
trust. will continue many more years
We feel perfectly safe when we know
| a. Daniel is there. lie is like tllt
| Daniel of old, brave and fearless; yes
always on tho alert and ever ready
to rebuke an insult to his State anc
country when the occasion requires it
AS long as this generation of mer
| live, who supported him In the day:
which tried mems souls, he viii con
tinue to represent. and our sons an,
daughters should be told of the grea
good which he has done Virginia, 81
they will love and respect him always
and the man who attempts to defam'
the name OF this illustrious son viii
be watched and crushed to earth. never
to rise again.
I have never had the honor OF ar
! introduction to Senator Daniel, an6
there are thousands Of such admirer
in the state to-day who Will rusl
to his support whenever it is nee
essary. we desire him to be our dele
cato to Denver. as representative 0
the Democratic party, regardless of tn
| few who are against 1t. The part.
and State could not be In bette
hands, for John W. Daniel can b
counted upon to do the right thing
always. Very truly yours,
E. NJ. b.
Petersburg. Va, March 20. 1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL.

After long and hard-fought cam
paign, the much needed High School
for Richmond has been begun. The
ground was broken yesterday in the
presence of perhaps 1900 people, most
of whom were themselves pupils of the
High School.
Though no elaborate ceremonies were
used. the occasion was one of great
significance for the whole city. A
new High School building will mean
a higher character Of work than has
heretofore been possible. 1t will mean
a larger view OF education and a
broader and better chance for those
children who attend the public schools.
There is no function which the state
performs which is more important than
the education of the young, and 1t is
an axiom that with all the willingness
on earth children cannot be success
fully trained unless proper appliances
are used.
The Times-Dispatch congratulates
the city of Richmond, the School Board
and, most OF all, the children, on the
prospect of a speedy completion OF g
High School that is commensurate with
the dignity aid Importance of this
civ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25

they arc not justified in destroying
competition by unfair undersclling. or
by any of the infamous eNpcdlents
which havo been used by heartlcss mon
in combination or alone. So also OF
labor. Collective bargaining Is of
prime Importance to many industries
1t has reduced the hours OF labor, In
creased the wages, and done away with
many of the pcrils of hazardous employ
ment. but this does not Justify the
laboring man in combining to boycott,
picket, blacklist and destroy those in
ance.
So far as the bill introduced by the
Civic Federation seeks to legallze COM
bination, whether of labor or capital,
while at the same time declaring
against the illegal use of the power
so obtained, 1t will prove long step
forward in the establishment of IA
truer basis for mutual understanding
and assistance between capital ana
labor. With the growth of this repub-
lie we have seen an enormous expan-
sion in every field of industry. 1t is not
to be believed that the same principles
which made 1t profitable to unite un-
der one management the two roads
between Richmond and Washington,
for example, would not be applicable
to system stretching between the
two oceans. The sole interest the pub
lie has consists In seeing that the
power so acquired is not used for un-
just and extortionate charges, inferior
service or unfair competition. SO also
the same principle that would make
two men combine in labor union foe
their mutual benefit and advantage
should legally be permissible for two
million men, but the welfare OF even
single individual should be sustained
and enforced with all the power OF the
courts OF the land should any combinu-
ton OF labor, no matter how great,
seek to intimidate or destroy that
individual.
In It's main features the new bill is
an excellent measure. 1t does not re-
strict the ownership OF power but only
its unlawful use.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
Governor swanson VIII Act.

Qualification must necessarily come
to Nirginians, from the sane and con-
sentative report from Danvtlle. follow
ing sensational story about the. first
steps of "night-riders" against tobacco
growers that thereis. in fact, no foun-
dalton for the alarming tale that flash
ed throughout the land Saturday. In
another column we reprint an editorial
from the Danville Register which Is
in position to know the conditions. Eir-
ginia is not the home for such lawless
marauding as has been keeping Ken
lucky farmers in fear and trembling.
Were such an outbreak to occur. how
ever, we are certain that Governor
Swanson would not wait for a second
or third or even fftieth raid until he
would act with a vigor that would quell
such a disturbance. We believe that
lie would so act at once that any fur
Their intimidation of the farmers by
lawless action would be stopped on the
instant. Virginians will not permit
such outlawry. - Roanoke Evening
World.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
slecp,pr Car. aud Tuberculosis.
itor ~ rbe Times-pispatch:

Editor OF The Times-pispatch:
Slr-Three railroads from the south
run their sleepers daily into your o .hdi
travellers are in early or. late stages
Of tuberculosis. The others are, many
of them, IN delicate health and could
find no better way to CONTRACT me are "a
ventilated berth in company with the
germs Of former coughing occupants.
In these enlightened DAYS !, II ! seems .s 3
passing strange" that this inemaee nav :.
health should go on unchaiienseu' pa
tlcularly by physicians who best real
viii You not use the Inf indu eninioo %!
your paper to instruct pun1I!ii,os op snIti,.
Agitation effects reform. Ihat no ~
ern railroad which first invests y H..
vacuum cleaner should flrst ma 'n@
virtue has its peeuniaarryy re y Necessary
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