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The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

working quite as usual one day he
suddenly disappeared leaving his coat
and hat even behind him and since
then no trace Of him has been secured.
He has failed to return or make
known his Whereabouts and 1t is not
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

gust Oekert asked that new guardian
be appointed for William and John
Gasso boys aged 10 and IL years re-
speetively. 1t appears that William
Maier who had been in the employ Of
Ockert as a safe expert, was the
charge there is an estate of $4,000
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

known whether he Is living or dead,
In order that the boys property may
be cared for by guardian right on
the spot the petition was presented in
court for a new guardian and the court
yesterday appointed Probation Officer
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

Few colors outside of white are
cool looking in summer as that tram
lucent shade of green known as lei
tuce. 1t is the embodiment Of sprin|
Fortunately. it is fashionable tn
summer. Gowns are chosen in 1t
china silk, Of pongee, of silk ginghal
and also in white muslin and LIND
which have white foundation vii
green dots or stripes. These are vol
for morning instead of a coat sui
and when the skirt is long they al
used for evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

A rather startling color scheme I'd
q hat, which seems to be gaining
popularity. Is straw of dark bronz
with a mass of quilts In natter BLU
geranium and emerald green. A Wild
loose braid of ribbon in these third
shades enclrcles the crown and IN
ends form a chou at the base Of tn
quilts.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

Ralph Paatore, the we'll known bar
Der, in Grand avenue, near East Pearl
was receiving congratulations from his
friends last evening, 1t is boy and
has arrived at his home, 10 william
street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

The Madame Butterfly costumes d
tussore are displaying cretonne JACKIE
Innings and touch of cretonne on TIL
trimming, with picturesque buttons d
match.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

Two special trolley cars with the
New Haven Grays, went through Fair
Haven just before 10 a. m, yesterday
They were bound for the state rifle
range at East Haven for target prac-
tise.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

White dresses are finished In TIL
tunic style, with an overskirt Of lac|
that ends In point at the front AMI
back, sometimes with a bordure d
lace beneath.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

Many Fair Haven friends Of Ed
ward Griswold of Admiral Foote post,
We're pleased to hear that he had been
elected state commander of the state
encampment. Several Fair Haven
veterans were in Mr.. Griswold's regi-
ment and many friends here are glad
to hear Of his election to the encamp-
ment in Middletown, yesterday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing. down feeling, fatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness or nervous prostration.
Why don't You try it?
Mrs. Pinlsham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14
GUARDIAN HAS DISAPPEARED,
Probate Court Names Leycrzapf In
His Place.

A peculiar occurrence Of about a
month ago was revealed in the probate
court yesterday afternoon when Au-
guardian of the two boys and in his
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

Many of the stripped walking suit
are trimmed with pompadour ribboI
on the collar, narrow revers, cuff
and belt, the ribbon matching til
stripe Of the material.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

and 1t was a very pleasant so'ial af-
fair
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

on Monday evening George Gutbrod
entertained the Sunday school class of
which he is teacher at his home. The
event was in honor of his birthday
and for several years he has enter
tanned the members of his class, on
his anniversary The class presented
to Mr.. and Mrs. Butbrod handsome
chocolate pot.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

The Ladies guild Of Pilgrim church,
served supper in the chapel last even
ing. There was large attendance
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14
Sale Table Tunblers

Table Tumblers. regular 40cts
dozen. full size.
Sale Price 1Scts, Dozen.
Thin Blown Table Tumblers,
regular price 60cts dozen.
Sale Price 49cts Dozen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

A black sailor showed pale cor
colored straw lining to the brim.
the front Of the crown was squa|
straw buckle. dividing a bunch
black ribbon loops from which d
tended three short black wings. II
little touch of corn color gave u
needful toning effect. Another con
colored sailor was trimmed With
band of yellow roses with delicd
cream centers. This hat has a ~
Milan and the trimmings very han
some, being the finest imported ros|
For dainty evening dress ma
one in a decollete style. worn over (
chemise guimpe Of fine lace. p
rounded collar of the lace proje|
but few inches above the round
portion OF the deep decollete wa
Of pink batiste ard short sleeves
lace peep from beneath the broad
tiste sleeves mt an inch wide at
shoulder. yet about three inches vi
at lii ipAsi li'4 tt'ii' AL '-bIiiN
is made plain with flowing lines
the hem, and a delicate pink silk III
Is tied f.ird'e shape aro0nl the WI
and held Nigh at the back vita a NJ
bow ami lcng iocps.
-
The cor1hin alton CT tase.a NJ
clcth is not nrscl,y, bat nevert
less It forms most exclusive t
of costume, and rotably 80 in black
a subdued cclcr. An expression
this idea by noted French mod
has sieath-ftting center n
scanned shirt, absolutely plain
for a hem bordering Of soutache ed
beneath brcadcloth battlements.
the train Of the skirt, the back OF
taffeta coat Is long and pointed,
well as semi-ftting. while the
single bre asted fronts. closing
two enormously large silver butt
slant sharply and sufficiently trim
pointed collarless neck and the
wrists Of the -eighths SAD
sleeves.
n
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

Proof Is incxbaustible that
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound carries women safely
through the Change Of Life.
Read the letter Mrs. Z. Hanson,
3o4 L. Long St., Columbus, Ohio,
writes to Mrs. Pinkham:l
81 was passing through the Change
OF Life, and suffered from nervous
ness, headaches, and other annoying
symptoms. My doctor told me that
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound was good for me- and since talk
ing it feel so much better, and | can
again do my own work. never forget
to tell my friends what Lydia =. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound did for me
duriup this irving period"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14
2sci Tea Pots 19cts

English Rockingham TIE, Pots
choice of three sz,s, value Csc
Sale Price 10cts
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. George Edison of
Minor street, have removed to Morris
Cove for the summer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

The sweet songs Of the orioles were
heard in Fair Haven yesterday. Quite
a flock Of these birds has been seen
here.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

A tennis court is being laid out in
the vicinity Of Blatchley avenue and a
club has been formed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Meyers, notice
of whose wedding was given in this
paper yesterday, are now in Auburn,
n, Y, where they will remain for a
week and returning to this city for
another weeks visH before leaving for
their future home in Rusk, Texas Mr..
Meyers, who is a graduate of Yale,
O6, is principal Of the high school in
Rusk.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14
T0ilet4Seta Special

100 Piece Toilet Sets. in dark
| green design, all perfect but Gov
Ncrs on soms pieces DO not match
exactly. Regular price $3.50
\ Sale Price S1.6D
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-14

Miss Jessie Bassett of Lloyd street,
who has been Ill with typhoid fever, Is
reported improving.
The evening world., 1908-12-28
EMPLOYEES OUT WHEN
FIRE WAS DISCOVERED

A fire that started on the third floor
OF No 10 Mrcer street to-day might
have had more serious consequences If
Il had not occurred during the noon
hour, when most OF the three hundred
girls employed In the silk warehouses
on the six floors of the building were
ont at lunch. The blaze was discovered
in the silk warehouse of IIertzfeld X
Co, behind radiator, and, apparently.
was caused by the crossing Of badly
insulated wires.
Lena Stein, who was employed in tie
place. saw the smol-< ana screamed an
alarm through the uu.ldlus rHu H
employees ran to the street before any
ones escape was Gu Dr
/ l'neman Linahan, Og Truck No. 20, who
was passing az me N-as. s.,t,. ,.r ....
pouring from the windows ana Id4 d..
/ Broadway ana liroome street, where he
turned In an alarm.
Tho c'nmor OF the eugines as they
rolled to answer the call attracted an
| immense crowd that watched the blaze
until the last drop Of water had been
squirted from the lines OF hose. The fire
was confined to TN" third moor, and the
goods In the other parts of the building
sustained no damage except from water.
The evening world., 1908-12-28
CHICAGO PACKERS
MEN GRILLED IN
FEDERAL INQUIRY
Secret Hearing, Expected to
Develop Sensations, Is
Fully Under Way.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s-The Federal
Grand Jury to-day began the hearing
Of evidence in tie Investigation OF the
packing house industry Various en-
ployees OF the packing houses who had
been served with subpoenas were ON
hand ready 10 testify.
District-Attorney Sims. who was en-
gagged the greater part Of last week in
arranging preliminaries, declined to say
before going into the jury room lust
what course the inquiry would take.
whether st would be confined To the rail-
roads and alleged rebating. or whether
It was directed chiefly to ascertain
what, II any. combination existed in re-
gard to the packing industry.
At any rate. II was intimated that the
Government intended 10 make its prob
ing thorough.
The hearing is expected 10 develo-
some sensations, as II was Degpr .
understood. on the order OF j. lent
Roosevelt.
Harry .. Bowling. department man
ager of the packing ftrm OF Morris a
Company, appeared before the jury in
connection with the investigation of al
legged Relating. Testimony In other
cases occupied much Of the time Of the
Jurors District Attorney Sims would
nor sperlfy the number pf suJplenas
issued in the rebate iuycS Lgauuu, al
though he said that many had been
lie added that none OF the Witnesses
sought had attempted To ryHde service
n is known that the investigation Will
continue for at least three weeks.
The evening world., 1908-12-28
HIS GYMNASTICS
ON CHANDELIER
STARTED BLAZE
But Mr.. Allen in Court Says a
College Professor Tried
to Murder Him.

Arrayed in q horse blanket suit and
an emerald green hat Charles Allen. a
mechanical engineer. OF Philadelphia,
appeared In the Harlem Court to-day
Iowa chandelier in The home of his
friend, Charles Hodge, ON the fourth
floor of No 562 West one Hundred and
Tortieth street. IN pos, Christmas of
fort TO show NOV they Skin the cat"
~ athletic Philadelphia.
When the chandelier foil tehre was
an explosion MS soon rs the escaping
gas caught an Illuminated Christmas
rec. II shook up the apartment house
and resulted in call for the reserves
and the engines.
Your Honor. shouted Allen IN court
to-day. II want to make a charge of at
tempted murder"
What" exclaimed Magistrate House
in surprise.
You SEQ It was this way" said Allan,
7 was doing in chair in MIR. Hodge $
'laJ, and | saw a college professor tip
toe into the room and pull down the
Chandelier lie wanted TO asphyXiate
ne. Your Honor, and l demand JUS
tice."
"Oh, judge. what a whopper." en-
claimed Mrs. Hodge, Mr. Allen is the
n!cest man ever when hes sober. but
when he's been drinking he is awful"
What are those bruises on YOUR
flce?" the Magistrate asked, as Mrs
Hodge threw up her veil. She replied
that she was sorry to say that Mr.
Allen. who IS usually a perfect gentle
man" had struck her.
Allen was eXonerated on the charges
Of intoxication, disorderly conduct and
contemplated one of arson that Dep
uty Fire Marshal De Maligonon, who
was in court, had thought of bringing
but he was held in $500 on a charge Of
assault in the third degree for examina-
ton Tomorrow on account of Mrs
Hodges injuries. His father. Or. George
5. Allen, was sent for and the engineer
was bailed out.
There were lively times In the apart
ment house after the explosion.
Mrs Hodge sent the elevator boy to
the corner TO turn in an alarm. In the
mean time the blazing Christmas tree,
presents and all. was hurled TO the
street. After they had done all they
could the family and guests descended
TO watch the fremen under Battalion
Chief Root work
Allen. having been the innocent cause
Of the fire. wanted to direct the firemen
in putting il out according to the
CHIEF, WHO soon decided the best place
for the Philadelphiau was the station
house, and ordered a policeman to take
him there. which was done.
The evening world., 1908-12-28
ARREST LAWYER
FOR FRAUD IN
POLICE CASES
Jacob Rouss Charged With
Felony and classification of
Court Records.

Jacob Rouse, lawyer and partner Of
Louis J. Grant, At No, % Nassau street,
was arrested to-day on two warrants Is
sued by Magistrate Finn in Centre
street police court. one warrant
charges a felony in falsifying a court
record and procuring n signature by
false pretenses, and the other charges
misdemeanor a : AN attorney.
Police Commissioners Bingham, Dis
trict-Attoruey Jerome and Corporation
Counsel Penlloton expect that the trial
of Rouss Will eN. lain In a measure, the
extraordinary success of certain police
men In securing reinsta tement after
they had been retired. upon seemingly
incont-overtIhle evidence.
Rouss and his partner. Grant, have for
years made specially of police case.
There is nothing to show that MIR Grant
was in any way involved in the alleged
crooked transactions Of hts timer. 1t
is charged that Rouss. oil Dec. own re-
sponsibilty, so falsifed the steuographic
records of police trials that the courts.
in passing upon the evidence I'm suits
for reins'a' oment, had only l.,orublr
evidence presented to them.
The case against Rouss, upon which
he was arrested. concerns his profess
sional acts as counsel for Herman
Ringelman, II policeman retired on
charges In 1907 and later reinstatpd by
the Appellate Division Three other
cases are being investigated.
Rngclman was accused of seeking
TO induce certain witnesses TO give
false testimony and other illnesses to
leave the state in the eases AGAINST
Capt Louis Wendell. Of Wonders na,-
terry. He was placed on trinI ON Anril
. ,oo- horo,., ,,,,,,,,,,, -, ~ -
'o'' ''I"'r l'''utF commissioner
okeete in Brooklyn, found guilty and
dismissed from the department
~ ,''
houSs represented lHhselman. The
stenUSrapher who took the testimony
was Iosenh IIagrartv u.l.o yy.s r.,,,,-
-, $50 ""'
larIy 'thploN"u IN mat capacity IN the
Police Department. HagEarty was sup
nosed 70 take five true comics a,,d All,
.na' .,.t, w., '"r ,.P' r ".'u NV
them VIII" th' 'oHlpl"lht bureau IN
The evening world., 1908-12-28
BESTP ARTOF NEW
YEARS DINNER
No Holiday Feast Complete Without a Cup
OF Good Coffee How 10 Prepare II.

That "a cook is known by tbs
coffee she serves" Is none the less
true of the humblcst home than Of
the largest ana best patronized hotels
ana restaurants.
The skill of the housewife in pro
pairing good things for the table very
often rests on the quality of her
coaee, just as some of the NEST ia
nous hotels have won fame and
patronage through the delicious char
acter OF the coffees they serve.
Any housewife can serve ut her
New Years dinner coffee as rich.
smooth, fragrant and delicious as
will be served guests at the famous
Hotel Aston upon this and all other
days. The same identical blend OF
rohee whiIh was originated Cor and
is always used by the Hotel Aston
Is packed in alright tins for family
use in the bean, ground or pulver-
lied, and sold by ali good grocers
Under the name Hotel Astor Coffee.
The Hotel Aston recipe for making
coffee IS in every tin and makes the
most delicious and satisfying cup OF
cor lat you ever tasted,
- .utel Aston Coffee will be found
.uore economical Than ordinary cot
fee because you need use a far small
er quantity TO get "A satisfactory
strength. II is roasted by "A special
scientific and exact process which
develops the full strength and aroma.
and the alright tins keep II clean.
crisp and fresh until delivered into
your hands
The evening world., 1908-12-28
LOOK IF YOU WOULD FIND.

) But when a person has lost an article
OF value II often requires no little EFFORT
10 get II back again Many places must
he searched. and the task sometimes
seems too great To undertake. but
many problems are simple when under
stood. The problem Of finding lost arti-
Giles Is simpuaed when d World Lost
and Found" advertisement Is brought
into action. Just think ~ 49, The cir
eulatlon of the Morning World in New
York City Is greater than that Of the
Herald, Times. sun. Tribune and Press
world ads. are ~ far the bsst.
The evening world., 1908-12-28
TAFT TO SPEND A WEEK
INSPECTING PANAMA CANAL.
VIII Have Headquarters at Culebra
and Make Daily Trips by
Special Train.

AUGUSTA, ca. De-. S-President-
elect TAT stated to-day that he prob
ably would remain on the Isihmus or
Panama about a week He eNperts TO
live AT the hotel a: 'ulebra while there
and 10 make daily trims 20 points along
the ditch hy special train which win
DE kept ready for his use
WASH NGTnN, Dee, 2s-Frank a.
Hitchcock, chairman 90 the Republican
National Committee called NJ the White
House to-day and this afternoon left
for Angus Ia Ga. for a conference with
PTesid,nl-eltCt TAFT. lie said he prob
ably would bee To Augusta three or four
days Mr. Hitchcock said thai the
headquarters of the Republican Ma
tional Co.umlttee would be maintained
IN Chicago and Washington untll after
the inauguratioa-
The evening world., 1908-12-28
Or. BULL is GAINING.

| DR. Gorardus II. Wynkoop who Is
attending Dr William r. Bull an
nounced this morning that Or. Bull had
had a comfortable night and was IRE,
I from pain. lie has regained, Or Wyu-
koop said, all that he lost through Tho
setback In the early part of last week
The evening world., 1908-12-28
Reach Congo in June.

ION our Congo trip" Lady Richard
son continued, I'VE expect TO have
some elephant shooting. None OF our
preparations have been made as yet.
however After spending a few more
days in New York we shall go West To
san Francisco, and from there to ia
pan We shall not reach the Congo be-
fore next June"
At first glance, not an alarming
statement but when one reflects that
President Roosevelt leaves for Africa
In March and that the Dark Continent
will hold our American Nimrods aud the
redountable scottish huutlesJ the
same time. there can ue MOI estlon
that the price VI circus any will
20 up.
The evening world., 1908-12-28
ROBBED IN PARI

PARIS. Dee. ss-Jewelry I le value
Of $1,000 was recently stolen an AIRS,
Els Patterson tformerly Miss Schmitt.
NJ 81. Iouis). The police have made one
arrest In eonneetion with the osssL
The evening world., 1908-12-28

OvercoatS in A dozen different
models, 40 to s. inches long, for
men and young men. Black, Ok
ford, Cambridge gray, stone gray,
brown and olive shades. Fabrics
are high grade KerSeyS, Meltons,
VicunaS, WorStedS and Worsted
CheYot5. Full SIS to S22.5o values.
The evening world., 1908-12-28

itself into the tail grass. He followed
IT, and the enraged animal turned sud
denly and attacked him. All the blacks
who were with linn ran away-they al
ways do In such cases-but one of
them, to whom he had been very kind,
thought better OF his cowurd.ce and re-
turned Just in time to shoot the lioness
dead.
The evening world., 1908-12-28

And don't YOU mind the hardships ol
the long trips thousands Of miles away
from Civilizations" l inquired,
"Not at all. ! enjoy every minute OF
them" she replied,
"A woman can always stand more OF
that sort of thing than man eS-
planned Sir Edward richardson hand
some type of Earl of Pawtuckei' Eng
Tshman. SHE'S in better condition
DOESN'T driuE so much. you know or
enurse in africa one can't drink before
suudoWn."
81, must seem e long day" l sus-
ges,ed,
The evening world., 1908-12-28

big husband who before meeting Lady Con
a his
the Regis, however,
young o world in Directoire
presented indeed
descend appear
declared she rivald
before King Edward asking
o
hunting with fondness
Scoswomans
ighened
course she explained
killed
inferred might
The evening world., 1908-12-28
No Narrow Esca pes.

pretty long, Sir Edward acquleseei.
but one mana ges 10 survive till sunset
with lime juice and That sort of stun.
An our food IS timed, escept the fresh
meat We xiii as ". so along"
And you have had no haiTbreadth
escapes. no hand-to-hand encounters
with wild animals | inquired, bent
on turning nature fakir II the Scottish
huntress would but furnish half an ex-
Cuse.
Personally. | have had none" Lady
Richardson replied. but Mai. Wolcott-
Lee, who was with US In Africa last
year had very desperate encounter
with a lianess, aud. In fact. was only
saved from death by the heroism OF a
black runIsg 81 orr party. The Major
had wounded the lionsss. which dragged
The evening world., 1908-12-28

OvcrcoatS of all-wool Motions,
Vicunl WurStedS and WorSted
G heNiotS. in black. oxford,
Quaker and Cambridge gray;
shadow stripes and plain and her
rnghone wtaYtS.
Tailoring aud trimmings are
full 81 standard. while the fab
RIGS are grades used in oyercoats
up to SIS. Included are 40, IS
and 5U-inth box models.
The evening world., 1908-12-28

Kcrsey, Melton, Velour and
WorSted OvercoatS in SLACK, blue,
Oxford. olive, brown, tan. smoke
gray AMI other grayS. Included
are auto military models, dress,
business and driving models. In
cludtd are fancy stripe effects
and plain weayeS.
The evening world., 1908-12-28

Strictly all wool pure Worsted
and Velour Suits, in IS new shades
and stripe designs, including olive,
smoke and tan shades; also dark
mixtures, gray effects and black
Thibets; IS models for men and
young men; many extreme. All
jOurneyman tailored.
The evening world., 1908-12-28
Mems and Young
Mems OVercOatS and
Suits That Are $500,
$4,000 & S22.5O Values.
spsela! a! $3.50

Already this season Brill stores have sold 10000
of these garments at $780, and every of them is
giving full $50 service.
The evening world., 1908-12-28

All wool Velour, Cashmere,
Cheviot and Black Tibet Suits.
Included are neat dark worsted
suits. All are cut on correct new
models and rank in style with
high-priced suits. The tailoring,
trimmings and fabrics are OF
standards justifying our warrant
ing these suits to hold shape, fit,
style and color until worn out.
The evening world., 1908-12-28

These garments prove that Brill Stores are the best
stores in New York for man who has $40 to sperl
for Suit or OVerCOat, to buy his clothes.
The evening world., 1908-12-28

The suits are of pure Worsteds,
yarn-dyed WorStedS, finest We
IourS and vcuna finished black
IhihetS. Over 90 styles of fab
ricS, including all the new shades;
20 different models for men and
young men, Many Of these suits
are Silk-lined.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-04-03
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