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The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
TWO KNOCKED OUT
Barney Wilson Puts Two to Sleep ut
Waterbury Polo Club.

Waterbury, April Sat the smoker
Of the waterbury Polo association here
tonight Barney Wilson of New YORK
city, u protege of George Monroe, by
whom he was seconded, knocked out
two men, The first was Gene Reardon
Of Little Falls, N, ", and the other
Jim Gormley Of Meriden Gormley was
put on after Reardon had made q mis-
cradle showing and had gone down and
out on an easy punch in the second
round Gormley received good
lockout, which also came in the second
round. In the prelimnares Kid Dutt
and Young Meyers of Meriden fought
six round draw and Jack Pickett IF
Waterbury had the advantage over Kid
Lawson Of Hartford.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
FOR NEGRO RIGHTS.

Washington. April S.-President
Roosevelt to-day made public his LETT
ter of April 2 to the encouragement.
directing proceedings by injunction to
compel certain railroads Of the south
to furnish equal accommodations to
white and negro passengers. The
matter has been entrusted to Solicitor
General Hoyt, who expects to decide
in a few days on plan of action.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
MAY TAKE OVER HAYTI
Rcvolutlonist Party Attempting 10
Force United States Intervention.


Port au Prince, April s,--There is rea-
son to believe that measures are now
being taken In this city to force. II pos
siblo, tho intervention Of the United
States. At the moment, apparent tran
guilty prevails but there is good au-
thority for the statement that hostility
against the present Haitien government
is growing more intense,
1t Is rumored and the rumor Is a
very general one, that those who arc
opposed to the present government. In
GLIDING the better classes OF Haitens,
contemplate "A movement which will
bring matters to crisis within a very
short time,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

Rev. W. T.. Slaght returned home
yesterday from the conference in
Brooklyn and his people are glad to
know that Mr. Slaght will remain
with them another year. Mr.. Slaght
is very well liked by the people and
through the recent revival became
better acquainted with them. Mrs.
Slaght attended the Brooklyn con-
ference over Sunday returning on
Tuesday evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

Rev. John A. Sullivan Of ST. Thomas
church, Southington, who preached at
the Church Of the Sacred Heart In this
city last evening, formerly resided In
Fair Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

The Windomere Tennis club has
elected these officers: DR.. l.. T. Doolit.
tie, president; Harry C. Jacobs, secre-
tary; Charles T. Hillhouse, treasurer:
executive committee. Warren T. Doo-
little, chairman, Fred E. Bradley,
Elijah Ball.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. f. Hennessey Of 321
Blatchley avenue have returned from a
visit in New York.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

Just now there II considerable talk
among the Fair Haven baseball fans
about forming an amateur ball league
to be composed Of only Fair Haven
men There are a number Of good play
ers IN this section and It would be very
easy TO organize q six-tcam league,
Three years ago q league was started
IN Fair Haven but owing 70 poor man
aGement Il dishandcd, Now 1t Is hoped
that the teams win get together this
time and show the people OF Fair Ha-
ven and this city that they can form a
league and run 1t as well as any other
baseball organization In tho city.
Among the teams that win probably
enter this league will be the Monarchs,
Blues, Crcscents, Clippers, Cartoons
ana Rivals,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

Another Fair Haven organization
which has flourished the past year is
East Rock council, Fraternal Benefit
league and which was represented at
the meeting of the supreme council
in Hartford on Tuesday. Frank p.
Tyler, who for years resided in Fair
Haven, was reelected supreme Sec
rotary and DR.. E. C. NJ Hall OF Fair
Haven, was reelected supreme med
ical director. John o. Rowland, for
merly of Fair Haven, was elected a
member of the supreme financial com
mittee.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

G. L, Storer has removed from "a
Clinton avenue to liz Grand avenue.
Mr.. Darton Is to remove TO the vacated
house, which is in the brick block in
Clinton avenue, near Grand avenue
Charles o, Francis is agent for this
!. property.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

Congratulations are being received by
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Babsou Of Grand
aYenue on the arrival at their home Of
a girl
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

Harry Smith and William Bennett
,-iIl leave In few days for Chicago,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

whore they are to take positions In
Wholesale houses
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

And fourth, in the list Of numerous
social events, was the Yale Glee club
concert given at St Andrews church.
which proved a fine musical treat
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

Another gathering last evening was
the annual Easter supper served IN
the chapel Of the Baptist church by
the ladies Of the parish Eggs in
various forms were served and there
were other appetizng eatabes The
suppers are always important social
events and there was a good attend
ance last evening despite the unfav-
orable weather
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

This afternoon at 3:45 service will
be held In ST. James Episcopal church.
on Friday morning at o'clock, Holy
Communion will be heid and at 1880
p. m. will be Evening Prayer and
sermon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
Samuel Goodscll is having his house
on Harrison street, repainted.

1t is learned that DR. William N.
Whine OF Harrison street, has pur-
chased the property on Whalley av-
enue, belonging to the estate of the
late Mrs Fife. DIR. Whine will move
into his new homo shortly and Clar-
ence ]. Boyce and family, who now
reside there will move into oliver b.
Cooper's fiat on Harrison street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

There were a number of important
gatherings scheduled for last even
ing, and despite the storm the at
tendance at each was pretty good. 1t
was the regular monthly meeting
night of the mems club of Grace +. r..
church. and the gathering was held in
the parish house. f. j Chattenton,
the president, presided. After the
usual routine business, there was a
demonstration of the working Of the
telephone by representatives from the
Southern New England company, The
advance in the telephone was treated
from its beginning to the present day.
It was very instructive and interest
Ing
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

Rev f. G. Tullar returned from the
New York East Nj. E, conference yes
terday. His parishioners at the East
Pearl Street church were much pleased
to hear that he had been sent back for
another year. He had been given an
unanimous call and his parishioners
We're anxious for his return. Rev. Mr..
Pruner of the st, Andrews church also
returns for another year.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

"You can say that we have had a
great many hard storms on Wednes-
days during the past season" remark
ed well known citizen last evening
And 1t kept up the record in the
storm of to-day | have watched the
weather and have noticed a great
many storms coming on Wednesday,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

Still another social event Of interest
was the last pinochle gathering of the
season held by Quinnipiac Hose com
pany In the east side engine house, for
ladies' and gentlemen. Several fine
prizes were awarded.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church will meet this af-
ternoon in the vestry of the church.
Supper will be served at $3.50 p. m, to
which all are invited.
Mrs. Warner, mother OF Warner
brothers, of Whalley avenue. who
has been i'll in the New Haven hospit-
al for some time, is slowly improving
Miss Harriet Osgood. teacher Of
room 3 of the grammar school. has
returned to her home in Blake street
after spending a pleasant week in
Washington, d. c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

Fort Ha!e lodge sent seven dele
gates to rei'resen. II at the meeting
of the Grand loSse, New England Or
der CT Protection, at Republican hall
yesterday. Fort Hale has made a
gair OF about fifty members the past
year, and there Il now 615 enrolled
The lodge has had very prosperous
year its degree team is one Of the
best in the New England jurisdiction
Beacon Lodge, which was formed in
Fair Haven, but later removed It's
quarters to the center of the city, has
also had very prosperous year
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Striped Bass Stories, Also a
Tale or Two on Shad---
Fort Hale Lodge Sends
Delegates.

They were talking about the bass
fishing at station A last evening,
Frank Bradley, who has probably
caught as many striped bass in Quln.
nlpiac river as anyone, went on to
say that he should look for them to
begin running about May 10, Mr.
Bradley was asked what was tho best
catch he ever made Il have caught
twenty-five striped bass IN half an
hour" was the reply, But the fish
are not as plentiful as formerly. Down
on the west shore they seine them,
which Is against the law, and the
acids from The mills dumped into the
river drives them Off My big catch
was at the time they were tearing
down the old Shore Line bridge across
the Quinnlplac river, which Is some
fifteen years ago. The bass were run
ming very good then Yes, / have
caught a lot of them, but / will tell
YOU another fisherman who has got a
whole lot of them, and that Is Henry
]. Barnes. / look for bass to begin
running about the middle of May, II
tae conditions are right" Then Su-
perlrtendent Mulvey volunteered the
prediction. that shad would be swim
ming IN tie Quinnlplac river during
the present saason. Il remember
when they got whole lot of shad up
at Red bank" went on the supern-
tendent. Now that the big Fair Ha-
ven iron mill has not been running
for q year and the acids from the
plant have been kept out Of the river,
] wouldn't be at all surprised II shad
ran IN tho river again The refuse
from the ga company, / know, Is
against them ard there are some
mills up at Wa,lInGforG which dump
refuse material into the river, but
really, J an looking for the shad to
come back In the Qa!nnipiac again. If
they would keep tae refuse out of the
river, they ought t. catch shad In the
river again" Speaking further about
fishing, the information was also given
that William Wooding and Nathan
Eldridge had made a record catch OF
flatiish or Tuesday, They went down
the barber in William Els new motor
launch and caught big lot four
baskets full Of this fa"orite pan fish.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
@nbniiunstbat elmer MuttCr.

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6rol 9romn 5cigtc idon lcit eini-
gen Sogcn Spltrcn 0ciitigcr Gcpreiz
lion; ibr 3lltonb pcrihlimn,crtc lid
in acknowledgements @ciic, io0ab
iid) ibr 8ottc cntihloB, cil,cn 9lr5t SIT
9tatbc ST 5ichcn. Son scr llntcrres
0ulI1 nit 0icicm fam or CbCn 5llriid,
ais CT 0cn gciiird)tctcn NllSbrltd be-
rcitS cinGetrctcn ionO.
Srar @rplun mar Dor i6rcr &crbei,
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mo cine in Der @cicQiduft geieicrte
SNonbcit, &or iiini So6rcn rcicbte
lie Dem Eoitor 9rolrn Oic @ono gum
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zen 6rcnocSfrciS in EortSmoutb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20

i. Hoberta pom Nr. 1920, @tQianl-
StroBe, am gllua Sbore nieoer unb
bc9ai1nen oEitt" 81 ipicler, IS MIR
De luitig brauflos 9eorolfen, ala
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morid)nQ 8oriuh nit Dem ScrGcans
ten Wfann ru1o ocn EoIi5iitcn Grcns
mer, SlIO0ina unO Barter ouitoltd)tc
mo Dem Spiel Elm Gnoc mad)tc. Zen
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ais lire Slide I'M Stid) SIT loiien u1to
Ben Wdhtern nod Der Canton GoIi.
5eiItotion 5l iolgen, no 0eAen lie bic
ACKNOWLEDGING 0cS S~urtenIpiels onl
Sonntog crboben ipltroe. Nud Sim
t%erlcgun9 Don ie $1t.45|fomtcn sic
brci 4rreitnntcn ibrer Mc0c 5irbcn,
nodOcm tic iid) perpiliftct batten,
bclltc Gormittog 3lln1 &crb0r uor
Foli3cirif)ter Sbompiou ST erideiner.
Soc GRANTS Hcituuront
ii pelt.
Sergeant Meiic uno 5mci Goiuttp.
Eoli5iitcn Itottcten 0eitern 9lbcno Dem
Neitouront bca Srr. &oicpb 6ronf
m Scr 9elnir,Nooo in Giuilflciocrn
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li6 Ser @irtb bclItc Gormittng lpcgen
ongc6li0cr %~crlcBun9 ser Sonnto0s.
@cictc Dor Hid)tCr @cr6crt in Golu.
Jon Slt ucrnntlportcn bat.
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Sin ungcratbener Spbu.

Nn0rcoS arupinafi miBban0elt ieinen
Sater in brlttoler @eiia. - Rid)-
ter 2cmia belegt i'm nit bober
Strafe.-@arantirt inn 3ua1gs.
orbeitsbaus i'm @ieoerboIungs.
iaqe.
Gin ollBerit robiater 9uri6e, Der
- iGbrigc AnoreoS arupin0tt, bon
Ntr. 1916, @orrett- Mperuc, muroe &c.
tern lucgcn Hubeit6rlmg in Der lilo.
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mis- SIT $50 ooer % Sa9en @efGng.
nib b%crilrtbeilt. Ger NeidulOigte.
lpeldcr nit lliuem 8dter, Saul Gru.
pinSft, IN geuannter Wobnung lebt,
fam om SomItug in oollitdnoig Be.
trlnfcncm 3uitonOe nad) Saltie uno
begonn Strcit nit leiltcm Guter, i'm
&erloufe 0ciien CT 2cbtercn ollf bru.
tolitc &eiic miBbnnoelte. Gr ucrieste
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I'M Eiidcn bel mn bib ibt. guf Die
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eilten eilligc Endbarn bcrbei, nelde
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Sur letten &ube beitat.
tet. - Die 9ceroigu19 Der an 16.
Sui ans DEM &eben geid)iebeueu
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lho1er 9limenipenoen lpar ollf Dem
Sorg Scr entibloienen n%ieoergelegt.
Pills 9obrtllhtrGger ermieien Der Ser
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Scnrp Tlltb. @iaiom &ittb, 0liitou
9iutb, GboS. Wartert, aug, Sdmibt
mo @iliom @rlbe. 6rou Meier
Dllroe an %. SUM 1888 IN glielo,
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I'M Sabre 1860 nod) Imeritn. Ne-
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%beginnen. Gic llebingcn bel Gag
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genoiien Charles hilbert am Samitag
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Bulb erbielt geitern Woreen bonn go.
li5eiridter Grammar $40 @eloitrafc
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brummt.
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Sit'S Der Gcdtc?

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ucn 9eid)rcibung entiprid)t, ais CT
cine pciBc Wiibe trig. Irou Ga
Gric( iogte, ibr Ingrciicr bn6e icDr
blnflc N%olltiarbe, mGbreno ser Scr
buitetc cincn bcllen Seint bat.
2cigGt iclbit CAB al, CT ici 0cItern
8ormittag nod GetjcnS' FloB gefab-
rem, Inn Gcrmonote jlt beillbcn, Die
TolijiItclt, mcldc an SonItag Nben0
sic &eriolBiing bcs StroBenrGltberS
u%uIuobnlell, foutlten iooicl feItitellcn,
boB Ocriclbc in Scr Tidtllrg OeS
9tortbcoitsGrccf ilo6, bo in cincm III
icncr Gid)tlttg gelegcnen @eb6l5 OnS
lccrc 4ortcnlonnoic Scr 6rnu go
brief, ionic cin SdIiiiicl gciunocn
murocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
Sin acricbener @auncr.

Gin clcgont G~cIlciOctcr umo ieGr be.
reoter Sdmin0lcr ilht icine
Spicr inter Der Baltimore BciIt-
libfcit. - Scinc icin croadte
ul0 aut porNctrnQcnc Miibrgc-
id)idte.
Gin Gnn5 gericbcncr 56minOler
treibt ullgenblifiih in r%niercr Staot
lein llnpGicn uno bat iih inabeion.
6erc Sic 8eiItIidCn ser ucrld)ieocner
Gcnominutioncn 81 Spieru oltaer.
fprel. Ter @auner, Scr cine getpin.
nenoe Griheinun0 uno cine g~IGu5cn.
Sc HeOcgobe iein ei1cn ncrnt, bat,
loucit befonnt, in Oiclcn 66llen Grs
iolB debabt.
Cine gar pntbctiide uno fcin olt5,
neOad)ta Gcifihte lit Is, nit ser bic
ier WIilfSrittcr ieinc Opier SIT f6oern
'lld)t; or lei, 10 cr5Gblt or, Gin Ser
BREEDER gcneIcn un0 babe IS Sabre
leines, 2cbens IN Sing Sing Der
brndJt, BON no cr crit Dor perb1ltniB
mdBig fur5cr Belt cntIoIien poroen
lei. Cbuobl CT Gin grmoihlcdtcr
VscnIG gcmcIen 10 babe or iid in Sen
leBten Sabren iciucr Gcialgcnihait
'befebrtaHn0 beidloiien, elm atIt0noi-
gc3 2eben 81 iiibren. Gr babe iif
n0d) NeusYorf bcgcben un0 BORT
Stcllttng in cincr ser ongeiebcnitcn
Sirncn Der StnOt crb0ltcn. Nubei
lei cr nit 4ioitor Or. }lderS, bent
ScclIorIer ser A%cm.g)orfcr Glites8es
mcit0c, bcfunlt gcluorOcu ln0 babe
III iencr Stride cine &orlciltng iiber
6a3 Sbenn Der 9cfcbrung BON Strai.
linBen geD0ltcn mcldcn er ipGter IN
Der biIt0llid = protcltuntiid)en Sol.
parp : @cntcin0e nie0crbult babe.
Nucs lci gut ge9angcn, bis plotlidj
icinc 6irma Ourd) oie Finfcrton DC.
teftips iiber oos iriihorc 2cbcn ibres
Nngeitelltcn untcrrid,tet moroen iei.
Seine g%rtlaiintg JET bic 6olge gene.
len. Son Nem.Oorf babe er iid)
6ann nndb EbiIn0cIpbin ul0 Don BORT
nof Baltimore Gclpan0i, abcr ltct5
oaIielbe 2ic0, iiberoQ babe i'm bie
Folijci ouigcitobcrt uno itcts iei ibm
icin &orle6en gum &crbdngniB &C.
mor6en. 90 blieb ibm uid)ts Anoe.
res iibrig, ais bic Siilie ser @obltbG.
tigcn nndBuiltden.
Seine @eid)ihtc perItcbt ser
Shminolcr in elmer 10 Qlallbiuiiroi.
gen 6oriu por5ltra8cn, oaB init Sc.
ser, Dem cr lie crSGbIt, oilf oieielbI
bcrcini1at. &iir5lid beiudtc or 50
Itor Gligcn q. Scilt pom Ser biih0i.
Iit-protcitontiiden ct. Mnrp's Sir.
die dn Der Holano. apcnue, Scr ic0o6
cine llnmilfiirlihc Nntiputbic gcacn
Sen Mann cmpiono mo iif nidt
brcitIflngen licB. NlS Sobnion, 10
lit ser )tonlc OtS S6pinolers, bic
SDiir binter lid Geldloiicn, iiel cs
ocrr @ciitlihen pl6BIid) Gin, ooB ser
Wonn oerielbe Gamer NOR, ser Dor
orci Snbren Baltimore nit iciner
Gnpcienheit begliidt mo i'm (SciO
uno onOcre G%1itorcu b%eidyuinoelt
bottc.
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