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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
BLAMES OUR POLICE
Hartford Times Finds Liquor Laws Are Not Properly
 Enforced.
PRESUMES THEIR NEGLECT
This Opinion Based on Outcome of the Charges Made by
 George h Fox.

Commenting on the acquittal of the two New Haven policemen accused by George l.. Fox of connNing at the H. legal sale of liquor on election day, the Hartford Times yesterday had the following to say:
 MT George L FoN's attempt to prove that some of the New Haven police had conuvcd at the illegal sale of liquor in New Haven on election day failed to the extent that the ac- cused patrolmen were acquitted by the police commissioners Both tdo sa- loonkeepers, who were accused, plead cd guilty in court and were fined, but the evidence that tho policemen had given them warning or had been neg lgont was not considered sufficient by the commissioners, and the men were therefore acquitted.
 "The net result of all this is that al though MT FoX's private detective and two members of the state police found no difficulty in establishing the Illegal sale Of liquor and the accused dealers pleaded guilty in court two members of the police force had been unable to find any evidence of sales. In one Of these places three witnesses had seen forty three men come out at a time when it seems police intorfer- ference was apprehcnded, Thus, while there was no direct evidence of col fusion between the policemen and the liquor dealers, there was at least a presumption of neglect on their part, which seems to have made no impress sion on the police commissioners.
 "The New Haven Union in sound and sensible article in which 1t insists that law must be enforced, remarks,
 Instead of this continual foolish nning of proprletors of saloons Wno violate the liquor law which, tf the end is merely tax upon the consum- or of their beverages, if q few licenses were revoked forthwith, we would soon have an end of these Illegal prac- tlces The fact that saloons dare to do these things does not speak wei for our methods of upholding the law
 As a. matter of fact there is con siderable doubt as 10 the value of the law which requires saloons to be clos cd on election day, but 1t is certain that if the law Is to be kept on the books it should be enforced. The oth. CT course is demoralizng to all con. cerned, If the law forbdding sale anywhere to one who is intoxicated were enforced there would be little trouble at any tlme-and this law iS enforceable"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
Two Ult by Train,

Fast Ltchheld, Dec. g. 3-Charles Pe- tro, 30 years old Of lrlutcyilo was struck by a passenger train on tho NIugauck dlIsion of the New York, New Haven X Hartford railroad here today. Pctro was driving to his home and was crossing the railroad tracks near the station here when the train struck him. He was thrown dis tance of fifty feet and when picked up 1t was found that his skull was smash ed and his face disfgured beyond re- cognition, The two horses which he was driving were instantly Killed,
 Victor Gosser, an employe of the road was standing on the platform of the baggage car when the train hit the wa gon pieces of which struck him knock ing him off His injuries are slight.
 Petro leaves a widow and seven chil- dren,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
spEo1AL-FIFTY MINK MUFFs AT s2o oo.
MILK ASSOCIATION.
Hear Interesting Papers Read at Their
 Meeting

There was meeting yesterday of the New Haven County Milk Producers as- sociation. at A. Q. T., w, hall, orange street Ln II. Granniss of East Haven presided. An interesting address on The Cost Of MIX Production, with suggestions on Feeds for the Dairy Cow" was given by Professor J. M Truoman of tho Connecticut Agricul- turaI college He estimated the cost of keeping dairy COW at from S15 to sl0O and there should be added $50 per COW for the expense of running the dairy business Each COW on an average would make ,000 quarts of milk a year and on the basis of four and one-half cents cost the farmers should get about nine cents quart
 There was a dicussion on Sanitary Methods and Their Necessity by F. H Sladtmueller of Hartford and J. G Schnnk, ir, of Mer.den, and short address by James F Brown, secretary of the board, The committee consisted for the board of agriculture of James R. Brown, secretary and D w. Patten and Lyman A. Granniss, president, and D w. Patten, secretary, for the asso. citation.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
Meridcn Forest Fires.

began early this morning has already burned over large area of the reser- voir and on West Mountain, belonging to this city, and now threatens to con sume also severa hundred cords of wood which have been cut and piled Mayor Thomas L. Reilly and Water Commissioner j. ] Walsh with force of men fought the fire.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
SABLE SQUIRREL

This soft fur is one of tho most popular of brown frrs that are so much in vogue this season. It's a rich, scntecl looking fur and worn by ladies of refinement with the same satisfaction that some people wear Russian Sable.
 The Throw Scarfs come in dffer- cnt lengths and range in price from S7.5O for a satin-lincd one, 1 h yards long, to S22.50 for one fur both sides and 2h yards long,
 MuffS to match, from SiO 10 StS.5O.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
For Harwlnton Robbery.

Winsted Doc, 3. The police hero to- day arrested Frank Prince, a negro, who is wanted in Harwinton, where 1t is said that he robbed the house Of George n, Alvord in that place on the night of November 12. Prince was taken to HarWinton for hearing this afternoon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
ChauTcur's Case Continued.

Hartford, Dec. S,--Judge Case, In the criminal superior court this morn ing listened to considerable evidence in the case of William F. Kibbe, the chauffeur, who has pleaded guilty to a charge of manslaughter, his machine having killed woman at Union sta tion about month ago, Sentence was 10 have been pronounced to-day but the court announced that he would not be prepared to dispose of the case until Friday morning.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
Rich nnnl In Brnnford.

Bridgeport, Dec S.-The home of William A. Gripniu, president of the Bridgeport Malleable Iron company, was broken into last night, probably while the family was at dinner, and the room of Mrs William j. Grippin, a daughtcr-in-laW, was ransacked The thieves escaped with hundreds of dol lars worth of loot including rings bracelets watches, pendants and jew clled pins, No clue to their identity has been found as yet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
Atkins Case Continued.

Hartford, Dec. 3.--The ease against Charles A. Atkins, jro of this city, a lumber dealer, charged with forgery
 was continued in the police court to- day for a week under bonds of $2,O0O. The warrant against Atkins was sworn out by the United States bank, which
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
NEWS OF THE STATE
Senator Bulkeley Given $3,00O Silver Service by Admiring
 Friends in Hartford,
TWO STRUCK BY TRAIN
Burglars Make Good in Branlord-- POstoilicc Employc in Jail
 Tramps Start Fires,

Hartford, Dec. 3,--United States Sem ator Bulkeley was this afternoon pre- scented with $3,0o0 silver dinner vet by the citizens of Hartford in apprecla- ton of his services In connection with the building and dedication of the Hartford bridge, The exercises were hcld In Parsonls theator.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
TcrryyilIc Girl Suicides.

Terryville, Dec. 3-Miss Melinda Sutliff, 21 years old, took a dose of cynide of potassium at her boarding house here last night, and died be- fore medical assistance arrived, Miss Sutliff, who was employed in a factory in Bristol, is supposed to have taken the dose because of despondoncy, She is said to have had no relatives here.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
GOLD FOR BANK OF FRANCE.

Paris, Dec. 3-Tho gold engaged ill New York by Lazard Freres Is destined for the Bank of France The bank is not offering Inducements but as the rate of exchange is favorable, it Is talk ing advantage thereof This movement Is likely to continue if the rate coutln- uus favorable,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
'. q. ImnlONc in .lnil.

Hartford, Dec 3-ln the United States district court today Charles w. Hensig of Rockville was fined s95 and sentenced to Poland county Jail for one year for cmbez2lemont Hensiz was employed in the money order depart ment in the postofiice.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
COLLATERAL SALE HELD UP.

New York Dee. 3. SaIc of collateral of the Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Rail way company which was to have taken place to day, was postponed until December II hy an injunction granted by Justice Mccall at the request of q law firm which is understood to he act ing for New York banking interests.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
Derby Trnmns Tire Honsc.

Derby Dec. 3-Fire started is thought by tramps partly destroyed a dwelling house owned by Mrs. Johanne McCar- thy here tonight at a loss estimated at $2, GOO.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
Schooner Ashore.

New London, Dec. 3.-The schooner A. r Miner, sailing from Nova Scotia for Cottage City, loaded with lumber ran on the rocks off Black Ledge to- day Efforts will Dc made tomorrow to pull ner off,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
MI NY

We are showing the largest and best collection of Mink Muffs, scarfs and Small Neck Pieces that it has ever been our good fortune to offer you before. Our usual guar antee goes with every piccc--money back if it isn't right,
 Muffs, S25, $50, S35, Si0, $50 and S75.
 scarfs, St5, SEQ, S25, s36, $t5 and S77.50.
 These arc all Native Minks and made up in the very newest and best manncr--and don't forget the 10 per cent. discount for an immc- diatc selection.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
RUSSIAN PONY COATS

The Pony Skin Coat is more pop lIlar than ever this season and arc made In all lengths from 20 to 52 inches long, the 36 length for street being most in demand and i5 and 50-inch lengths for motoring. Wo are better prepared to show you these practical, warm, stylish gar mcnts this season than ever before.
 We have the following lengths in stock, 20, 30, SG, 10, d5 and 50-inch, and we arc especially well prepared to make up special garments to or der in any of the four gradcs--X, XX. xxx or XXNX--and guaran- tee fit.
 2G-inch Pony Jacket, collar
 less. S...........,,....,. S25.OO 2s-inch Pony Jacket, shawl
 collar. ar...........,..,.. SSO.o0 SO-inch Pony Jacket shawl
 collar .,........,..... SS5.oO S6-inch Pony Jacket, shawl
 collar r.....,.....,..... Sfo'OO 45-inch Pony Jacket, shawl
 collar. ....,......t..,.. S6o.oO 5O-inch Pony Jacket, shawl
 collar .....,....,.......s sS5.OO
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
GiI|espie's Drug Store Phone GG3-f. 7Ai CHAPEL STREET
 Goods Delivered.

discounted the alleged forged notes. There are seven counts in the charge. The notes, it is claimed, were raised from 800 to Si90.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04
AT WETHERSFIELD. 5si.
Population of States Prison for No-
 vember-Six Given Freedom.

The figures of inmates, etc. of the Wethersheld prison for November are given in The Monthly Record az fol-
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-24

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perct,tss aladIrtdJtstt

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-24

1T e. nod INNER II. iiberaq oa. nobin
nidt Die Stride ihr p~oblt6dtiaes Reih
ertrtdt 0sHH alio eie 4r6sit cine
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meine Wobliiano Elm 3siden Ser @iois
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tpmmnung tit. odnn lann oom Sidnos
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-24
Die ,.1nfertnrttnta DER
4utBnttkrtr QeistfdJ-
Innn'a.

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sIaubt Or. Rot auT orsi 9anPtraoS
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ben 5tiirmen DER Reformation" be-
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Grdntiort nuroen our6 einen Bit
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-24

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-24

natiOnal Exchange Bank
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I'm S9luB bss @si9dits am Il. Rui. 1905
NuIeibsn unb Diseontos ..... S3.251. 1898
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6datg pom Der.
ct. Ehdeant 47,150.00
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House Rent in Cologne.

German business men have their
Offices in their dwellings. and these
are mostly flats. The renter is re-
Quired to furnish stoves and gas fix
lures. Occasionally a cooking stove or
q heating stove may be built into a
room and goes with the room. Flats
usually contain four or six rooms,
with kitchen. bathroom, cellar for
wine, and two mansarl rooms for stor.
age and servants. A six-room fiat in a
good location rents about as follows
per apnum: First floor. $3.50 to $500:
second floor. $525 to 5000; third floor,
$3.50 to $500: fourth floor. $500 to
$3.50: buildings with steam heat about
80 per cent more. In all cases the
renter must light the outside hall, and
generally keep 1t clean.
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.lHAW SAYS REPORT OF
/. -. BAD CHECKS IS FALSE
Runored That Nrs. Evelyn Nesbit
Thsw's Monthly Allowance Will !
Be Cut on.

POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y. Aug. IL
Harry X. Thaw gave out the following
statement frem his cell In the jail here
tonight regarding repor; that friends
had induced Pitssburx banks to with
hold payment OF checks made by him
In favor Of certain lawyers:
The story that checks Of mine were
not paid In not entirely unfounded!
One check that made PAYABLE to Mr..
LittletOn when he visited me here
May 90 overdrew my balance. Later.
under a friendly arrangement I-stop-
ped that check hrt gave a smaller
sum or account of HIS remaining ex-
penses, amounting TO about $4,000.
With that one exception every one OF
the many checks I have had to draw
has been paid both before and after
that datc-
Lawyer 6anici OReilly. Of New
York. who was one OF Harry n Thaws
counsel during 18th murder trials ana
Who T. now contemplating leral acton
to prevent Thaw from Continuing the
bankruptcy proceedings instituted In
Pittsburs said Thaw world b. com
peiied 10 cut % the allowance OF
81 .ooe o month to his wife. Mrs. Eve
iyn Thaw. ~ he IL per,aissed - 20
On with the bankruptcy proceedings.