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The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
M0A0P0LY'S DEAIR
MAIN issue IN
DEM. PLATFORM
NEBRASKA RESOLUTIONS BEAR
The uNMisTAkAsLs IMPRINT
OF THE PEERLESS oRAvoEs
THUMs-APPEAL TO LABOR.

OMAHA, Neb.. March 6.--The Ne
braska Democratic platform practic-
ely was written by william jennings
Bryan. II is understood that he will
insist upon standing thereupon. II hs
is again nominated to the presidency
OF the United States by the national
party.
The "overshadowing issue OF the
coming campaign Is declared 70. be
the absolute death OF private monop
oily and a return OF government of
the people, by the people. for the peo
ple."
There was no reference to govern
ment ownership In the platform:
neither was there personal liberty
clause therein
One OF the principal planks In thu
platform is as follows:
We, the representatives OF thu
Democracy OF Nebraska In dele
gate convention assembled, r.
affirm our faith in, and pledge
our loyalty to. the principles Of
our party. We rejoice It the In
creasing signs of an awakening
In the United States. The various
Investigations have traced graft
and political corruption to the rep
resentatives of predatory wealth
and laid bare the interruptions
methods by which they have de-
bauched elections and preyed up
on a defenseless public through
the subservient ofilcials whom
they have raised to place and
power.
The conscience OF the nation n
now aroused and will. II honestly
appealed to, free the government
from the grip Of those who have \
[ha6e II business asset Of the
favor-seeking corporations; Il must
become again "a government Of
the people. by the people and for
the people" and TO be admins
tered In all It's departments &C
cording to the Jeffersonian maxim.
Equal rights to all and special
privileges to none"
An appeal to labor is made In In
dorsement of the measures usually I'd
vocated by unions.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
.AvERbUCH -L|EsIN
PAUPER's GRAVE

CHICAGO, March 6.--The body OF
Lazarus Averbuch, the young Russian
Jew who tried to take the life OF Chi
cago's chief Of police on Monday. was
buried last night in the potters' field
The assassin's sister, Olga Aver
buch, her resources exhausted, gave
reluctant consent to interment by the
county. and In the darkness. with a
dreary rain pouring down, unaccom-
panied by friend or relative. the
corpse OF the unfortunate youth was
taken to Dunning, the site OF the coun-
ty poor farm. and there by the light
Of lanterns placed In the grave that
had been prepared for 1t.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
INJUNCTION AGAINST
MACHINISTS DISSOLVED

A stipulation Of discontinuance in
the case OF the Morgan q Wright Co.
against the Machinists' union, was
filed in the circuit court, Friday morn
ing. This means that the injunction
under which the machinists have been
restrained from visiting the Morgan &
Wright plant or speaking to the work
men. is dissolved. Tho injunction was
granted several months ago when the
machinists went out ON strike. There
were several clashes between the
strikers and the men who sent 10
work, and the company secured an
injunction The strike Ia still In pro-
gress, but the strikers have not mo-
Tested the men for several months.
and the firm claims TO have no trouble
In securing machfnisty.
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ONE OF FOUR ALLEGED
.OUEER-SHOVERS' NABBED

HATTIESBURG. Miss. March g.
e. Bernstein. secret service detective,
went to Jackson. Miss to take out
federal warrants for q gang of four
makers and passers of bogus money.
unearthed here. One Of the accused.
John Trotter, is already under arrest.
here. ~
4 The coiner Ia well known to the -
cret service, having operated In Mem
phis. Birmingham, New Orleans and
Atlanta. His molds are perfect and
the money cannot be distinguished
from genuine. He has lately been
making this money here In large guam
titles and circulating It throughout the
state.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
Daily Death List

Frank Gallagher. So years, 2ss YER
hont: obstruction of bowels.
Shepard Fl. Currie. 6S years. 72e
BROOKLYN. uraemia.
Edward Ceslinski, I month; pneu-
honia.
George Il. Mott, so years. Chicago,
fi.; cirrhosis OF liver.
John Bauman, months. SCI Garfield
kast; marasmus.
Adolph u. Motschall, 40 years. 1878
Townsend: hyperthopley OF heart,
Pearl f. Gibson, is years, 294 Twen-
4eth; sepsls,
Leah Weber. 10 years. Harper hos
|itsi scarlet fever.
Joseph Webster. 81 years, Eloise.
nich.. nephritis.
William Seeloff. "a years. South and
tchroeder; tuberculosis OF hip.
Mabel A. Applin, 20 years, zoos Bald
Yin: enteritis.
Lydia J. Renton. 20 years. ss7 May
bury; apoplexy.
Marie r. Smith. - years. Grace hos
Pftal: diabetic coma.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
HERMIT INCINERATED;
HOARD IN COFFEE POT

MT. CLEMENS. Mich, March g.
Giles Betcher, Of Erin township, 80
years old, was found burned to death
In his bed. His faithful dog, which
was tied to the bed. persisted with him.
The old man was roputed to be q
mfser and lived IN fog house on the
Gratiot road When his body wns
found, a search was instituted for his
hidden treasure and IN an old whisky
barrel was found a coffee pot which
contained $3.50 in gold and $420 in sil-
yer. The fire, which slowly smothered
the old man. was still burning when
the rescuers arrived, but It was not
evident how It originated.
A Jury was summoned and an In
quest will be held.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
OA9ToR
s..., u. ,Ths Kind You naw l!wr sssss
a';:,'" &xH2ZEzx

PROPOSALS for remodelins building
at Fort Wayne. Mich. Chief Quarter
masters office. Federal building. Chi
cago. III. February Is. 1905. Seated
R BT sSe onart.rmastsr a, Fort wsyps.
Mitch. until 10 o'clock n. m. Central
Standard Time. March 2. 1908. and then
opened. for remodeline one building az
ing. pfambink, gas-piping. electric wIr-
Ing. and combination gas and electric
fxtures. Information and blank pro-
nfffcsr Rfrfrt reserved 20 seeept or re-
feet any or All bids Envelopes. con-
tanning proposals must be marked
proposals for. Rerot-ftnr Building
and addressed Capt. Charles q.
Erench. Cuertermaster. Fort Wayrs.
Michy' wv. w. Robinson. Jrs Chief
Quartermaster.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


Detroit UsstsA IntSruSHan Lines.
rims table subject to change without
notice. Central Standard Time.
For Wxaaastts 4aa Treasgn. S;1s q
until. s sos e; sssn s: h % T'1 until
S:os .. m. then every 20 minutes until
p "a. On sunday. hrss car starts 81
FER Rsys, oak. sir-i.sAse s.a
fr car ons-hsif hour isssr on Sun.
hourly rsE r !" e Z; M: M yo .'ssss,
Lake and Pontiac, - 9 !. r p. ! 9. N. and
until until Il 3 m. First ear one hour 1 issss
FLINT IrMrrEps-p.uy. s:is a m.
enc sis ana p Soulfs Until II r RoSh'' Tn;
koms co. q. N. ana svsry wo beuSEss
until 10 .. nj also II p. m. For Orion.
two ~ d hSnrs until . .. M also II .. m
.0 hxPip nAnwAr .sysrpM--Por,
%Sl. s Hsscss t City S: AND R sus
S'Ia s C Sssi,r: c,:S s.l Ar u; .ss
until IL .. m. 10 NJ Clemens u VIZ
.lSss Ss. A $sss,.s. EH sI,.s.
SsJ ;s' Local. fol RssH.oo $40 S: and
( n. to s:so .. m. also $40 ana ii
pHTSorT. JACKSON = CHICAGO
m, 1915 .. m: and SO, ,. m. Locals.
for Jackson, q m. and svsry two
Arbor, haH hourly from 3 q. m. to :
.. m. then hourly until ~ .. m
fntsFuYban cars paas waiting station.
isst ears awaiting the closing OF
shesssrs. ~
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE
ISSUED IN az HOURS

The antics OF Dan Cupid have been
almost totally squelched by the advent
of Lent, and the clerks IN the mar
riage license department Of the coun-
ty clerks office are enjoying q rest.
Only one license was issued during the
a. hours ending at noon Friday. and
that went to a couple who had trav.
eled several hundred miles to secure
the precious document George J.
Politics. aged 80. a Pittsburg candy
manufacturer was the name OF the
groom, and the bride was Miss Eliza
beth WEIGH, aged 81, OF New Castle.
Pa
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
FIRE IN N. Y. SCHOOL;
DRILL WORKS O. K

NEW YORK, March 6.--Fire broke
out on the top door Of public school
No. los at One Hundred and Nine
teeneh-st and Amsterdam-ave.. at IL
o'clock. today. On hearing the nre
alarm bells In the class rooms 1000
children were formed In line and
marched to the street. The fire was
confined to the stop story OF the
building used rs an assembly hall.
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"TOMMYROT." SAYS CHIEF
AT BLACK HAND THREAT

: ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 6.--Chief Of
Police Creecy has received note en-.
bellished with BLACK Hand" marks
reading:
warn you that you are the
next victim. / would call on you
In person, but do not want to be
marked man.
AN AMERICAN. ITALIAN. s',f'
"Tommyrot." observed Chief Oreecy
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
FIGURES ON PLANS FOR
CITY BANK DIVIDEND

II had just mailed letter to Audi
tor Dunn, Of the Union Trust Co., out
lining several plans have studied out
for distributing to the creditors of
the City bank the funds now in the
possession of the Union Trust Co,
when learned Of the suicide OF Ell
wood T. Hance. vice president OF the
company" said Judge Donovan. FRI
day. IT don't see that Mr.. Hance's
death can delay the distribution. and
have called meeting Tor March 16,
to decide upon plans"
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
BIRTHS
BOYS.

BOYS.
Alfred Carlson, 10 Humboldt.
Joseph Halnes. 472 winder.
Charles Kochauske, $50 Livernois.
Milton Cross. Ss3 Van Dyke.
John Swentowski, 1924 Mckinley.
Herman Mock. 2799 Fort.
George Rickert. 234 Eliot.
William Dennink. SIS st. Aubin.
GIRLS.
Oria l. Briggs, 39h Greenwood.
Bernard Cyrowsl<i. 2s4 Oakland.
Gardner Clifford. ss Ash.
Charles Deering. 166 Visger.
James Carpenter. 179 Twelfth.
Robert III. Anderson. 201 briggs.
Harry Vortcamp. 1852 Pitcher.
Anthony Romanowski, 1882 Dubois.
Earl Hartrick, 1911 Forest.
Henry Rano, 52b Lewerenze.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
MANY HURT IN
TROLLEY WRECK
HEAo-oN COLLISION OCCURS &c.
TWEEN MAYviLLE AND
WEsTFlELp, N. n.

MAYvILLE, N. ". March ga bad
trolley wreck occurred early this morn
ing between this village and westfeli;
on the Chautauqua Traction Co.'S line.
The cars came together in terrific
head-on collision and both motormen.
the conductor or one car. man nam
ed Mccormick, OF jamestown. and
nearly every passenger on board both
cars were injured. Some OF them MAJ
die.
Among the most seriously hurt Is a
Mr.. Samuels. merchant, of jamestown.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
Mayor viii Name Playground Comm

Mayor viii Name Playground Comm.
Park Commissioners Breitmeyer call
ed upon Mayor Thompson Friday
morning suggest appointment
Of q playground commission to work
ont the problems of Fairgrounds for
children In the more thickIy-settied
portions OF the city. His honor took
kindly to the suggestion. and will ap-
point q commission II he can find vol
rnteers among the right kind OF men.
There Is, OF course. no legal provision
for any such commission and It's duties
must be largely advisory. II is prob
able that Bishop williams will be
chosen as one OF the members.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

CLARE, Mich. March 6.--This 10
the program for the sixth annual din-
ner OF the Lewis Cass club. on Wod-
nesday. March IL. at 1880 p. n:
Music. Kirkbride's orchestra; fnvo-
-eatieH. Dr. GhAs. Shaw; address -
President John Sifton: toastmaStsr.
Hon. Chas. r. Russell. Ne. Pheasant;
THE outlook" Chairman John +. win.
ship. Saginaw: The power Of the MI
nority." Thos. N. Rogers. eauit Ste.
Marie; "A strange garrett" Hon. ia.
Scully, Ionia; music; ''Decency n
politics" Hon. Stanley r. pAfkhu,
Owosso; The initiative and the D.
mocracy." Hon. Lawton r. Hsmann,
Mason; Democracy. Senator
Thomas P. Gore. Oklahoma: Amer
lea"
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
POLICE COURT DOCKET

stephen King. drunk; SO or soscS
Archie Rosobeek. drunk;
'a 1$Ss aeri... drunk: ssnss
Mathew Kerr, drunk; Slo evs-
Henry Morrison. bedding
'D Annie FLYNN. drunk: 20 70
FIRED .Rsdman. drank tnes 'a
iran Frank o,BtIsn. drun4 y y d sssys.
Ds ssss MeeA.. drsss.ssss.ass sa'-
James Johnson. az a.
Walter Douglas. \ vasrsn''
pended. .x. sea-
', George .. ! A ,pDsa. araaS'
,s: Joseph 3. {. 9, !, : TTissarslas the p.
''i Tsy 's s;lsss sru.s. ala not -
. ~ ss'ai. (. s,ses .snssess -
pen'ss ', All yoSs our sss sitehsN
parior.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
BODINUS MAY GET
SHEPHERDS PLACE

Precinct Detective Henry Bodinus.
of the vinewood station. will probably
succeed Detective Sergt. John l..
Shepherd, who has been reduced to Q
patrofmHn by Police Commissioner
Smith for drinking. The appointment
has not been formally made and VIII
not be until Chief of Detectives Nc
Donnell returns from California, AZ
Police Commissioner Smith wishes to
consult him In the matter. II Is under
stood that the place will be offered
to Bodinus IL the appointment is agree
able to the captain.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
Emma GOLDMAN Baked.

CHICAGO, March emma Gold
man, the so-called priestess OF anar-
chy, spent yesterday in Chicago. kepe-
ing clear OF the police and resting with
friends at No. 970 North Winchester.
ave. She has been here since late
wednesday night. She did not secure
a hall in which to speak, as she had
hoped.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
MIX Wagon Drivers Dlctum.

An organization Of the Milk Wagon
Drivers. Helpers and Dairy Employees
union, formed Thursday night In Beck
er's hall, agreed that housewives who
have been in the habit OF going In
debt and then quitting one wagon for
another. will have TO settle or get no
milk. When q woman decides to
change milkmen without paying up the
old account, word will be passed along
the line and not a driver will deliver
milk to her until she settles. Also.
when another winter comes. notice
viii be given that no milk will be de-
livered before 7 o'clock In the morn
ing. The organization starts with q
membership Of 800.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
sarber college ProprIstor Held.

A half dozen ambitious students
were gathered in the court Of Com
missioner Harshs, Friday morning. to
testify against Harry w. Andrews.
proprietor OF the Detroit Barber col
lace No 277 .Iefferson-ave Andrews
was held in si.eee bail to await the
action Of the grand jury on charges
Of using the mails TO defraud.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
powney's "eiack. Hand" Letter.

Supt. OF Police Downey received
postal card through the mail, Thurs
day afternoon. bearing the inscription,
~. r. Next" to which the figure OF q
hand pointed menacingly. The super
intended regarded the card simply ss
a hoax" and threw IL In the waste
basket.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
DIED

ARTHUR-March 4. 1908. at residence,
$50 Wabash-ave.. Mrs. Kate Arthur.
Funeral from residence Saturday at
$3.50 a, m, and TO st. Vincent's church
n at o'clock.
3I.AKELY--March 4, at his home, l21
Grummond-ave., Lyman W., beloved
father of Mrs. Alfred Seymour. aged
81 years. Funeral Saturday at 1 D.
m, m: fr9m residence. Burial at Romu-
cORNEAU--Alexande beloved hus-
band OF Catherine Corneau.- father Of
Mrs. Thomas Williams and William
\ Corneau, at his residence. ass Maple
81. Funeral Saturday at st. Joacii-
inns church at $3.50, standard time.
CURRIE--Capt. 8. III. Currie, beloved
husband OF Catherine NJ Currie. at
5:45 a. m, at his residence. 7s9
2 y. M. Burial at woodmere
his residence. 2li Fifth ST John.
dearly beloyed husband of Mrs. g.
Halloran. Funeral Saturday at $50,
and at Holy Trinity church at o
HAMMrLr~--March 9, 1905. Charles Au-
gustus Hammill age ss years. Brook
Ign and New York papers please
bRwIN--March s. 1908. at the residence
Of his father. $40 Tweifth-st. John
O., only only son 20, S 81 T. ! Irwin. and
neral Saturday, March Z, at . O'Clock,
standard time
March 3, age Is
years. beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
F Mssisa w hps apS brother fact. OF Lenaa
Walter. Funeral Saturday from req
idsnce ss1 Mapie-st. at .. M.
MoTscHALL---March 4, Adoipn b.. age
a. Motschall. Funeral from resi-
pence, 1875 Townsend-av saturday,
March !, at sac, to 81; Anthonys
Mt olivet. Kindly omit fiowsra
I, Ferdinand r., be-
ma. Mrs. katherine Norton. OF this
fssX,pas .osgs nnf rs sns ss' sfrn sss
asn ssaTc chsrisvo. fss saturday, tue 5s: at
8. and Sc. yosephs church at s;so.
RsnIs PiSp.pD S SsSr.Say WIZ Msrss OF
;, at O'clock. Funeral MONDAY,
March 9. 1850 from residence. 23as
RUsHLow--Aifred. beloved husband
Matthew r. and Alfred Rushlow. and
brother OF walter. Albert. ana Alex.
srast. Funeral from MS late resi-
o'clock .. m. Burial private
sHERrDAN--Msrch 9. At her dapsh-
get. beloved wife OF John Sheridan.
age 80 years. Notice OF funeral later.
sALCHow-March s.. 1908. Martin X.
beloved son OF Paul and sophie Sal
chow, aged 1 year. Funeral from
residence. 33 Twenty -eighth-st.. SAT-
urday. D. IN.
wEBBER--At Harper hospital. Msrcn
Z. 1908, Leah O., beloved daughter OF
Joseph n. and OiiVe wehber, aged 8
years. Burial private.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
Marriage Licenses

George J. Politics. 80, Pittsburs. Pa:
Elisabeth WEIGH, 81. New Castle. Pa.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

oliver II. LAU. M. D.,
GEORGE G. GORDON. NJ u.
DAILY CLINIC
FOR alcohol and other drug diseases
Consultation by appointment. Teie-
phone M. 100. or a. 1880 O. 444-L
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
MONEY To LOAN.
Ready Cash

Is what we help out with. Some peo-
pie help you by their influence. some
by advice, but Why few with a loan
OF money. The Detroit Mortgage
helps out with ready cash those who
We advance any sum-S10 10 5000
at "a reasonable cost and give very
easy terms. quick service and there
~ no publicity. N you are perma =
nently located in the city. you can
get credit here at any time, for any
purpose, Look us up. Established
since 1890.
WE'RE RELIABLE.
Detroit Mortgage Loan Co.,
10 MeGFaw bldg, I4e Griswold
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

HELP wANrrp--nALn

ANY YOUNG PERSON oesirins eoes
position can get one after completing
one OF our courses. Day and Night
s,ss,ee -. me y ~ taSiiItics
Detroit Business University i1-3f
Wilcox-st
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

Sob rrisnsx--pone night Time.
rrfptfns Coz Is John R-st Phone itsx
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
BOARDING.

FREE DINNER
At the restaurant OF z. ID. Douglas, ~
IA Ludden-st. to all women and chill
dren for several weeks
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
FOR sALE-BUsINEss Property.

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FOR SALE-One of the largest ice
cream candy, cigar and news stands
In Detroit, doing an average busi-
ness OF over 5000 week (other
business); no agents need answer,
cash Address box 70, Detroit
Times.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

to learn barber trade;
few weeks completes. so chairs con-
stantly busy; licensed Instructors
tools given. diplomas granted: wages
Saturdays: positions waiting: won
derful demand for graduates; cata-
logue free. Moler Barber College.
Chicago. Ill.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

x fnS bach s ;%Sy We. sEHsD
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

Or. BEAN. aentisi. Once and rszi-
denoe. rs Horton ave. between John
" and Brush-st.; Woodward or Four
tenth nar.LPhone n. 2735-J.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-28
FAIR HAVEN.
Dutch Supper for Columbia Castle-Special Church
 Services.

Columbia castle, No, 9, K. G. F.. is to have big meeting tonight when there Is to be a reunion followed by Dutch supper served by the enter tainment committee of which Henry Gesler is chairman The officers de- sire every member who can possibly do so to attend this reunion. It is .dsired to get a large number of members to attend this meetings. as it will be an encouragement to the of ficers. The castle has about 100 members, but one would hardly be- lieve it to see the attendance at some of the meetings. This being the case there ought to be an effort to turn out in strong numbers tonight. Charles Crook, the noble chief, is desirous to have big meeting at this reunion During the evening there will be a drill of the new degree team. of which P, H. Buckley is the leader. This team is anxious to get right down to work. for there are number of can didates to receive initiation at the meeting, regular meeting to be held in two weeks
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-28
The Kings Business.

Factory services were conducted this noon at the shops of R. Wallace and Sons by the Ch3pmln workers. Dr. Granstaff and Mir. Pugh. The meeting was held in the sterling silver room and was attended by about four hum dred, Considerable enthusiasm was shown and the singing of Mir Pugh was heartily applauled Dr. Granstaff took for his subject Receiving Christ. For the conclusion of the services Mir. Pugh rendered My Mothers Prayer" in a very impressive manner. To-mor- row (Tuesday), factory services will be conducted at 12:3o o'clock, noon, at Factory l.. International Silver com pany At 8 o'clock this afternoon, ser vices were held at the Methodist Ep.s- copal church. Tomorrow afternoon they will be held at the Advent Chris. tian church at o'clock The regular evening service at the First Congre- sational church this evening was as usual well attended and a most inter- esting address WIS delivered by pr. Granstaff. During the services Mr. Push sang The Holy City" very effec- lively.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-28
WALLINGFURD.
Special Journni-Couricr News Service

tsPeciHi JOurnHi-N Ourfcf News Service
 Wallingford, Jan 2l-Judging by the enthusiasm shown at the recent meet Ing of the Roman Catholic societies of the borough to decide upon memorial for the late Father Mlllon 1t looks as if tablet or stone will soon be erect ed. A committee has been chosen with William Hassett as chairman to raise the necessary money and it is planned to give a grand bazaar as one way for securing the amount A commit tee has been appointed to wait upon the pastor of the Holy Trinity church and ask that the church society CO., operate with the committee This committee consists of Daniel Lanuette, Michael Sullivan, Albert Hoffman, John Hallihan, J. q. Ollayos, stephen Kozak, Mrs John Newton, Miss Mary Beal. and Miss Catherine Quinn, The next meeting of the general committes will be held Friday evening, February II, at the Foresters' hall
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-28
Miss Crowley Surprised.

Miss Julia Crowley was pleasantly surprised at her home, 30 Cherry street, Saturday evening by a merry party of friends. Those present comprised the following: MT and Mrs John Crowley, Miss Celia Malloy of New Haven. Miss es Nellie O'Neil, Rose Germain. Minnie Rogers. Della St Hilare. Sadie Rogers, Mamie Coyle, Ella Dumont. kittie Du- mont. kittie Coughin. Emma Nolan, kittie Skelly, kittie Moran. Beatrice Reynolds. Emma Lake, Mary Crowley. and Gerline H Ritchie of New Hlven. John O'Donnell, George .O'Donnell. AL fred Allaire. F. w. Partridge. Edward Hoban. James Partridge. P. ] Quinn, Peter Green. James Meridith, Robert Delehanty. Patrick Coyle. Frank
 iehols. Donnie Woods, John Taylor. Thomas Pagnam. 1T.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-28

Angelo DeMatty of Perkins street was one of the teachers in the evening schools which closed for the winter last week Mir DeMatty has taught Eng fish to Italians and being familiar with the Italian Language his pupils made good progress. s. Some of the attendants recently came from Italy and could sreak hardly word of English at the start. lie taught at the Hamilton evening school. MT DeMatty has tuaght at the evening schools for about ten years.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-28
BRANFORD.
Especial Journnl-cour,er New. Service,

Branford, Jan. 27.-In the town court Monday morning, the cases against Martin Synafsky, Frank Ickovich and Charles Meglin, charged with assault and battery were nolled and they were each fined five dollars and costs for a general breach of the peace, All three men appealed and their bonds were placed at one hundred dollars in each instance. John Alex of West Main street, went the bonds. The case of the state vs. W. A. Rowland was con tinued to next Saturday by request and agreement of counsel.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-28

Mrs Philip Finnegan left this nnorn- ing for Alleghany. Pa where she will be the guest of her sister. Mrs. Thomas Bresnan. formerly of Wallingford. While in the borough she was the guest of her parents. MT and Mrs P. Flhey. of Center street She leaves next
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-28
TO LOOSEN SHOPPERS.

One way of loosening the glass stop pers of bottles or decanters, is to stand the bottle ill hot water anoth- CT is to drop a little oil between the stopper and the decanter and set near the fire. After time strike the stop