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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-02
District Court Notes

sampet AvedIsian In district court this
morning pleaded not guilty 10 assaulting
George Avedisian and was held in 500 for
trial on the 1th.
Lizzie McCurdy, 10 years old. was sen
fenced 20 the state workhouse for one
wear for being a common drunkard.
william Cannon. "a years old. pleaded
guilty To being common drunkard and
was sentenced 90 the state workhouse for
six months. He also pleaded guilty TO
having threatened to kill Mary Cannon
and was ordered 90 give $50 surety to
keep the peace for six months.
Aduiloni Passalogni pleaded not guilty
20 having carried a concealed weapon. a
razor. and he was held In t3O for trial
on the 10th.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-02
EDGEWoOD BRANCH
TO OPEN FEB.

The Edgewood branch station OF the 10.
cal postonice will be opened on Feb. l.,
according TO advices received from Wash.
ington by Postmaster Clinton u Sellew.
The new station. which will have facil-
tiles for the transaction OF tho foreign
and domestic money order and registry
business. will be located at the corner OF
Broad street and Montgomery avenue az
the city line
Carriers will be dispatched from this
office and the regular business OF the
station as carried ON at the other sta
tions will lbe here cared for.
The Providence postoffice now has six
branch stations. similar TO the one 10 be
put Into service Feb. I. located in the
different sections OF the city. In addition
10 these there arc also e numbered sta >
tlons IN drus stores and department
stores principally. At which money orders
~~A stamps may he obtained.
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CITY NOTES

Thomas McGarrahan reports that tw,
stolen from the dock Of the Providsnc.
Coal company.
Jules Jordan reports stolen form hiI
room in the Butler Exchange two vests
valued at $50.
Donalda Cormoryer reports that heI
room, at 325 Dexter street was entered
through a window and that candy and
fruit, valued at rs cents, were stolen al
11:45 last night
Max Goldman of So. Main street reports
that a man and young girl who slept In
the house last night departed at o'clock
this morning. and took with them his
watch and chain, valued Mt ss7, and $1a
In money.
James Elliot, mate on the schooner
Miles Merry. while drunk yesterday. wan
dered into the Rhode Island companys
power house, fell against q machine and
got bad cash over the right eye. He
was taken to the Rhode Island hospital
by Patrolrnan w. II Dolan. and after the
wound was dressed he was locked up at
Station ..
While william Sayles, brakeman. was
working in the yards Of the Fox Point
station last night he fell from the rear
end Of q car and was taken to the Rhode
Island hospital, where II was found he
suffered contusions Of the head but moth
ing Of serious nature. He lives at %
Davis street.
Engine u responded to q still alarm
yesterday afternoon at 2:B o'clock Tor
fire In the motor room Of the Rhode ISL
and Brown Stone works on Leland street.
The damage was slight.
liRht In the Jefferson Street church
last night reflected itself In such pecu-
liar manner that Lester Grandwell, pass
ing. thought there was fre and he sent
In an alarm.
Among the applicants for marriage Ii
censcs at the city hall today were James
Forrester OF Boston, Mass. 81 years old,
a salesman by occupation. and his expect
ant bride IL Grace Edwidge Bergeron or
1S Carpenter street. this city, "A years
old. the daughter of Theodore Berseron.
a shoemaker.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-02
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The town council met yesterday after
noon. but the minutes OF the town clerk
does not show that any great amount OF
business was done. 1t is probable that
something might have been said in refer
ence TO the new police and fire station at
Riverside. had IL not been for the fact
that Councilman Fales. who is captain OF
the Narragansett Fire company. was
called away on account OF the fire at
Crescent Park. President Sampson. when
the committee on stone crusherr made
Its report made the remark that he had
not rs yet been shown where the town
would be benefited 10 any very great ex-
tent by putting the new and up-to date
crusher in operation, FOR he thought the
town could purchase crushed stone
cheaper than the town could crush il. and
this is taken by many TO believe that the
crusher will soon be covered over and al
lowed TO rust away.
The Rev. Mr.. Barney. who is also town
sergeant. asked the council II they would
kindly have his name stricken from pc
titon for a liquor license, for he said
when he signed II he thought he was
signing a remonstrance. This was about
the theft of the business transacted
GOT LOST.
Letter Carrier Chase was taken sick
yesterday and a substitute from the
Providence office was sent here to take his
place. The Sub" was loaded down with
mail and when he did not return at the
close of the day a man from the office
was sent out 10 find him, and about
o'clock the sub was found near what is
known as Jones pond. The searching
at.fx Il l. rhafl fla, he tth
meditating suicide. lacking up" his job.
or whether he had strayed away from the
many crooked paths used . by the
regular carrier. but at last IL was found
that IL was simply case OF getting lost
and the Sub" intimated that when he
got another call for East Providence
he would be suffering with an attack OF
the grip.
HAD A BARREL OF FUN.
The members OF the Brigade No. OF
the Naval Reserves had barrel OF fun
at their Christmas" tree exercises last
evening in their armory In the town hall.
Mr.. Henry Chase officated as Santa
Claus. bup old Santa never had his deers
tote any of the sort OF presents that his
representative. Chase. handed out Nor
did old Santa ever hand out any such
greetings as Mr.. Chase did, but so far
as the members OF the brigade are con-
cerned they prefer Mr.. Chase rather than
old Santa. When all had got theirs"
supper was served and then there was a
smoke talk
YOUNG TRAVELLERS.
Yesterday morning three young men
called at the police station and told Chief
Adams that they had tramped IL from
Harrisburg Pa. and were given place 10
get warm. Late last evening they called
again. but they will have to make their
peace with the officials Of the Seventh
district court today, which undoubtedly
means a trip TO Cranston.
MINOR MENTION.
Letter Carrier Walker Grswold was
taken sick while on duty yesterday and IS
now being cared for at his home by DR..
w. w. Hunt
The basketball team Of the Naval Re-
serves will play the team from st. Johns
club i'm Providence next Saturday eve-
ming.
The Massasoit club expect TO get Into
their old home in the Leslie block one
week from Saturday evening.
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OBITUARY
Arthur warren Dickhaut

Arthur Warren Diclxhaut. son OF the
late Andrew and Ada Dickhaut. died M a
private hospital in this city on the first
day OF the new year. as the result OF an
attack OF acute hemorrhagic pancreatitls
after an illness OF four days.
lie was born in this city and was In his
34th year. lie succeeded his brother, Al.
fred A.. who died IN January Of last year
IN the management OF Dickhauts Cash
Market. In this city. which was estab-
lshed by his father more than % years
ago.
He was a hard worker and business
man OF much ability. and hls many
fricnde and acuu7intances I'm the real cs-
tate and market business will miss his
1oyisl presence and his kind and thought
ful acts.
Mr. Dickhaut was a member Of orpheus
lodge. No. &. A. r. and A. NJ. and took
n keen but quiet interest In its welfare.
He ieavee n wife and two sisters. Mrs.
Frank It. Desmond. and Mrs. Ernest l..
Epraeue.
Funeral services viii bc held az his
late residence. Is Portland street. on
Saturday. the sth inst. AZ o'clock.
order The Neus-Democrst left s,
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IS CONSIDERING
SUIT AGAINST
HARTMAN ROADS

Washington. Jan. 2.-Attorney General
Bonaparte when questioned today about
the report that suit would soon be begun
TO dissolve the relationship between the
Union and Southern Pacific railroads.
known as the Hartman system. would
only say that the matter was under con-
sideration. bat he was unprepared To
either affirm or deny the report
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-02

chief OF the provincial gendarmerie. was
shot and killed in crowded street here
today
Berlin. Jan "A fire broke out this
morning I'm the bedroom OF Prince Eitel
Friedrich the third son of Emperor wiz
liam IN tho royal chateau, of Bellevue,
located IN the Tergartcn. where the
prince at present is residing. The are
brigade succeeded in oxtinguishing the
flames In short time. Considerable
damage 10 the contents OF the castle waa
done by tho fire. The chateau was built
In 1885.
Berlin. Jan. 2-Miximillen Harden edi-
tor of Die Iukunft who is now beina
tried second time on the charge of hay.
ing libelled In his paper Count Kuneo Won
Moltke. Is seriously III and was unabls
To appear In court today when the hear.
ing was resumed. The court was al.
iourned while official physicians proceed
cd To his residence to investigate his con.
dition and ascertain whether he is capa.
BILE OF appearing before the court toda,
TO give his testimony
=
Denver. Col, Jan 2.--Franklin Gutter
man. general manager OF the American
Smelling and Refining company. wher
asked today regarding the truth OF th,
dispatch from Helena. Mont, last nigh
that the smclters OF Colorado were to h,
closed down and wages reduced. said h,
was very optimistic over the situation
.
Augusta, Me. Jan. 2.-Upon request o.
Gov. Guild OF Massachusetts and re
ceipt OF complaint and warrant signei
by Capt. w. III. Proctor OF the Massa
chusetts state police, Gov. Cobb hu
granted reauisition papers for the sever
Indians arrested yesterday at the Pleas
ant Point reservation near Eastport on th
charge OF fraudulently obtaining none,
from the state of Massachusetts, for IN,
capture OF seals.
Augusta, Me- Jan. IA recommends
ton that the range season this yea
open on Patriots day was made today II
the annual report OF Col. Elliot c. Dill
as inspector general of rife practice.
Paris. Jan a-Official advices receive,
here from Admiral Philibert. the Frenci
naval commander in Moroccan waters
reports that French troops captured yes
terday the citadel OF the Mediounas tribo
with the loss Of one man killed and thre
wounded.
New York. Jan. 2-The condition a
Rev. Dr. Hills pastor OF the Plymouth
church, Brooklyn. who was taken i'll witt
a severe cold Wednesday, was much i'm
proved today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-02
LINDELL SENTENCED ON
OLD AND NEW CHARGE

Henry Lindell, 81 years old. In district
court this morning pleaded guilty to as
saulting Emily Webber.
1t was tod TO the court that Llndell at.
tackled his wife and the Webber woman.
who is his daughter. with a blackjack.
and stories OF other abuses were detailed
II was brought out that Llndcll was on
probation on a charge OF non-support
Of his wife. and that he had once been
iincd 'for assaulting her. lie was then
fined so and costs for the assault. and
was sentenced TO tho state workhouse for
six months on the old charge 81 non
support.
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Sudden Death

owen McAear. 80 years old. died ai II
o'clock while sitting IN a chair NJ his
home ~ America street Ne had been
~ some time from The enocts of shock
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TELEGRAPH TICKS

Samara Russia. Jan. 2.-Col. Bobroff.
chief OF the provincial gendarmerie, was
shot and killed In "A crowded street here
today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-02

The Due De Chaunes and pacard displayed Paris
which adverses forced of de Sable the historical chateau
of Chaunes, the department of La Sarthe The Due De
Chaulne who the oldest and noble families
France of Miss Theodore Shonts of New York
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order The News-Democrat left st
vour home today.
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New York. Jan. 2.-The condition q
Rev. Dr. Hills. pastor OF the Plymouth
church. Brooklyn. who was taken III will
a severe cold Wednesday, was much i'm
proved today.
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Order The Nrus-Democrst left ss
Vour home fodss-
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A light In the Jefferson street churc
last night reflected itself In sucn pec'
liar manner that Lester Grandweu, pas
inc. thought there was fre and he SCI
In an alarm.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-02

Engine Il responded to q sull alarm
yesterday afternoon at 2:B o'clock Tor q
fire In the motor room Of the Rhode Isl
and Brown stone works on Leland street,
The damage was slight.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-02

Max Goldman of So. Main street reports
that a man and young girl who slept ir
the house last night departed at 4 O'Clock
this morning. and took with them his
watch and chain, valued ut $N, and 81;
In money
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-02

Thomas McGarrahan reports that tw,
coils OF rope, valued at sl2. have beer
stolen from the dock OF the Providsnc.
Coal company.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
New House on Chapel Street, Near
Norton Street.

An announcement In this morning
issue on Page II calls attention to
fine, two-family house, 1893 Chapel
street, two doors west Of Norton street,
finished In the most modern manner. 1t
has separate entrances to first and sec
ond-AoOr flats, eight rooms each, in
GLIDING two rooms each in attic.
House is richly papered from top to
bottom, the bedrooms and bathrooms
ON both floors finished with white en-
amel paint and mahogany doors. The
lower half Of bath rooms with sana-
tile, The house throughout Is Of dark
finish. The front has steps and cop
ing of concrete, with concrete walks on
sides and sback, 1t stands in center
of lot, giving fine ventilation and light
on all sides Is just off the noise Of
trolleys and only a minutes walk
away Standing on high ground the
view of surrounding hills Is beautiful
The location is exceptional for a resi-
denCe.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27
FIRE SWEEPS WOODLAND.
Eight Hundred Acres Burned Over
Buildings Threatened.

Bristol, April ga forest fire,
of woodland and underbrush, near
Lake Compounce, four miles from
here to-day at one time threatened
the buildings at the lake and It was
only after a hard fight by the fire
wardens with a large force of men
that the buildings were saved The
whole Of Southington and Woleott
mountains we're burned over. A Sec
ond fire in what is known as Hoppers'
woods, four miles north Of here, burn
ed over tract Of 1000 acres and at
a late hour was still burning. 1t is
not known how the fires started.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27
100000 MAIL THEFT.
Two transatlantic Bags Containing
Securities stolen.

London, April 26,-The London postal
authorities have learned that two bags
Of mail from this city, containing Sc
curities and other valuables worth
100000 were stolen in New York the
latter part Of last month. According
to the reports received here, one of the
bags was destined for St Louis and
was shipped by the Majestic, which ar
rived IN New York on March IS; the
other destined for Brooklyn was ship
ped by the steamer Philadelphia, which
arrived a. New York on March 80
Both ID g disappeared in transit be-
tween tlt steamers and the postofices
1t Is sa D.. that they were handed over
to the mail boats and receipted for.
Efforts have been made TO keep the
theft q secret while the investigation
has been going on.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27
IN
SOCIETY

Miss Mabel Loomis Todd Of Amherst,
Mase, will address the Congregational
club tonight at Davenport church. The
subject of Miss Todds talk will be
"Peru and Its story
Miss Mamie Trowhridges sight
reading class will have its annual con-
cert tonight at the home Of Mrs Thorn
as G.. Bennett Of Prospect street, Miss
Eendrka Troostwyk, the violinist will
assist in the program, The concert Is
an invitation affair entirely.
Professor John w Wetzel Mr.. wal
lace L, Moyle and the Kent quartet,
all Of this city will assist the West
Haven Choral society in their concert
In the West Haven town hall tonight.
This is the first concert given by this
society and 1t promises to be spleu-
did success
The program follows:
PART |.
S'fcEestra ..,,','.t,,,,,,,,,,.",, ..,.,
Chorus-Brldal Chorus from Rose
Maiden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, COWan
The West Haven Choral Society
Tenor solo-"When Sylvia saunters
BY Observation-Disclosures Koven
Mr., Wallace l., Moyle.
EtaGing-" Henry tho Fifth's Wooing
Shakespeare
Kent Quartet (a) Behind the Lat
lice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, thadWlCN
Co "Where the River Shannon
Flows Observation-Disclosures. Russell
First soprano, Mre, Noble r. Bishop;
second soprano, Mrs. Elverton Fiske;
first alto Miss Gertrude Duel; sec
ond alto. Mrs f. A. Hull
Chorus-"We Are Singers, Singing
Blythely, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. RQsslnl
PART II
orchestra .,.,t,,st''.'t',t.stt
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27

Santa Barbara, Cal, April 26,--An
accident to the engines Of the Missouri
which occurred yesterday on the run
Of the fleet from Santa Monica to San
Ia Barbara, The high pressure cylin-
der of the port engine blew out and
the engine room was quickly filed
with the escaping steam, No one
was injured The supply of steam
was cut off after heroic work by the
engine force, and all danger soon
passed The Missouri came into port
under the starboard engine alone.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS,

Sable Island, n s., April 26.-Steam-
err kroohland, from Antwerp for Now
York, was reported by Marconigram co.
miles east of Sandy Hook at a. m.
viii dock at 1870 a, m. Tuesday.
steamer Grosser liurfurst Cfrom
Bremen for New Yorl) was reported
BY MarconIgram $40 miles east OF San.
dy Hook al II a. m; will dock S p.
m, Tuesday
Cape Race, n. r. April 2G--Steamor
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. from Brem-
en-, for New York, was reported by
Marconigram 1000 miles east of Sandy
Hook, at $3.50 p. M; will dock 4 p. IN.
Tuesday,
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CONTEST TAFT ENDORSEMENT.

Aiken, S, c., April 26,--At the second
district republican meeting held here
yesterday there was a split between
the Capers faction, standing for the
endorsement Of Taft, and the faction
standing for an unnstructed delega-
ton. Two delegations were elected to
the state convention and q contest will
be made against the Capers-Taft fac
ton.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27

throat with a razor His condition Is
critical He has a wife and three
children and dependency over the
fact that he has been unemployed for
some time ana was unable to secure
work is supposed to have been the
cause OF his act.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27
H. {. D00LITTLE,
So BROADWAY, NEW HAVEN.

In the $3.50 TO $1,000 class in the
recent Fort George Hill-Climb Con-
test the CORBIN car entered was a
1905 24-H, P. runabout which had
been In constant service for two years.
The only car in that class making bet.
ter time, and that by only few Sec
onds, was 35-H,P, 1908 NEW
CAR. This shows how the CORBIN
stands up In actual use.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27
ASGs Marine RECORD. sagss
PORr or NEW HAVEN.

CLEARED.
Sch Red Jacket, Phillips New London
Sen Altoona, Caulder, Greenport.
Sch Nautilus, Reeves.
Sen lioratio, Allen, Kingston.
Sch Sea Breeze, Harris, onset
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New York
New Haven
g. Hartford
Railroad.
FEpRUARY 2. Ipos.

FEBRUARY 2. zoos.
FOR NEW AUhn--+4.2U, sA.5S. S6:5k
500, 's:UU. xs.lo, S:45, 1885. .l0:SU, O.
NJ, l2:vS. l2:IU, -lI2:22. 'l.25, '2:U3. 2:25,
.s s:VS' ss:S2. .lIi;z2, ABS. sos. 6:s5.
9:2g D. m. Sundays--.4.2O. .i.i5, x7:65,
.s:oJ a. m, lz:UU. -l:bb. '2.OS, .S:b.,
800, 800. 'Xo.lv. .6.iz, 1919, 'i.os,
's:V3. 500 p. m.
For washington Via Harlem River
'l,VV y. m, 'lZ:UU. night daily.
ior Boston VIA Hartioru and WILL
mnntic-"lo:U7 d. m, '4:U5 y. m.
For Boston via New Lonaon. and
Protidence-'2:2U. $500 ,i:4f. "llll.42,
a, NJ, 'Iz:Ub, 'nz:42, 1855, .4;20, 1855,
Jlo.t@, -t:Vo, D. IN. Sundays-sz:2L
100 a. M. 'll:O5, '2:6o, -4:63. '7:U5,
tor Boston Win sprlnsncld-.l:io,
.,.in q, M. lao, 'b:4o, p. ". sundays
For Hartford, spring nela, Etc.-s1:1o
Mt:ov' 100, $40, 'lo:Vi. 'illl. a. M.
xl;OO, rl:45, $40, .4:05, x6.UU, .5:I5.
VIZ, ilV, ito HartfordJ, xS.iO, g:b2 u.
m. sundays-'l;lU. xy:Vb. xli;i6, a. M,
'l:io, 'o.46, 7:lo. xs:lu, xy:2U y. m.
E"r New London, Etc.---2::O, '2.55,
.l2:o5, 'Ha:l2, '2:55. s:o6, ai:2o. ABA.
e;le, o:lO, tto Saybrook). 'Ib:42. s7:U6,
1850, Ito saybrook), y. m. Sundays
.2;2V, '2:65. 1852. a. m. 1890. '2:5S,
'i:53. 7:J5 y. m.
For Middlctown, WiIlimnntic, Etc.
.:S5 a. M. 1865. 500. p. m. Sundays
1870 D. m.
For Shclburne Falls, Ete.--7:44 a. m.
l2:2o lto New Hartford). 4.O1. 1854 p. m.
ito Westfeld).
For Wnterbury-6:50 (via Naugatuck
yunctlon), 500, 1892, a. m. 2:36, S:46,
GiU ll:4o. p. m. Sundays-S:25, i1l6
a. IN. 6.45, $3.50 p. m.
For Winstcd-G50 (via NauKatuck
Junction). 1892 a. m. 2:35, 5:45, 7:l0 o.
m, Sundays-S:25 a. M, 6.45 D. m.
For Pittsneld and intermediate Points
-o:oS 1via BrldgeporO. $3.50 a NJ. $3.50
lvia Bridgeport) 4:O5 p. m. Sundays-.
7;b5 tvia Bridgeport) a. m.
For Litchneld-9:32 a. m, 4:o5 n. m.
sundays-7:b5 (via Bridgeport) a. m.
| ,'Express trains. xLocal express.
Parlor car limited.
w. q. BIERD, r, C. COI,Ey.
Gen. Supt. Asst. Gen. PISS. AT,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27
NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.

Now london, April 26.--Arrived: Sch,
Mary b. Olys, for New York
Sal ed Sch. Freddie Eaton, Butt
man, tfrom New York;, Calais, Me;
Henry H. Chamberlain, WATSON. Cfrom
Port Readng) Stonington. Me; tugs
Resolute, with six barges bound wesf:
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27

Quartet-Carissima .",.."...... Penn
Kent quartet.
Reading Conner .,.,...,,,...,. Anon
Professor Wetzel.
Tenor sclo-"spansh serenade" ..
Rocder
MIR. Movie.
Quartet-"Last Might" ".,..,.nK jurelf
Chorus-"Wanderer's Song" o.,.n,..
Schumann
At 2;30 o'clock on Saturday afternoon
Miss Ida NJ. Shepard, daughter of Mrs.
II, F. Shepard and Edward v Allen,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Allen
were united in marriage at the home
Of the bride, SIS Elm street. The ON
ciating clergyman was the Rev. Fred
erick Lent pastor of the First Ban-
list church. It, was a most attractive
home wedding, the house being decor
ated with large palms and scores Of
carnations. There were about fifty
guests including the families OF the
couple, their near relatives and a few
friends. There were several out Of
town guests. The couple We're the re-
cipients Of large number of unus-
ually pretty gifts, They left on the 4
o'clock train for New York and viii
be gone for a week on their wedding
trip The bride was married In her
travelling suit of brown rajah and car
ried an enormous shower Of pink car
nations After the ceremony a buffet
lunch was served The young couple
on the return from their honeymoon
will spend the summer at Short Beach
and will start housekeeping in the fail,
Mr., ALLEN is a prominent member Of the
New Haven Grays and the bride Is
well known in this city,
DR., Henry l.. WEIGH Of College street
has returned from Atlantic city, where
he has been spending the past week
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-27
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Wallingford April 26. - John
schappo, forty-five years old, attempt
cd suicide at HIS home, 1877 Orchard
street, here to-day by cutting his