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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-18
GIRLS
WHO work

Girls who work for their living
are especiallyeXposed to the dangers
oforganic feminine disorders. Stand
ing all day, or sitting in cramped
positions walking to and from their
places of employment in badweather
all tend to break down their delicate
feminine organism.
No class of women are in need
of greater assistance, and thou
sands of letters like the follow
inc demonstrate the fact that
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The Times-Recorder Is the

Tie IInes-KeC0rder IS LHe
Official Organ of the City Of Americas
Official Organ of Sumter County.
Official Organ of Webster County.
official Organ of Railroad Commits
sion of Georgia for the 3rd Congress
siOnal District.
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Entered at the postoffice at Ameri-
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THOMAS GAMBLE, JR.,
Editor and Manager
G. w. CORNFORTH,
Associate Editor and Assistant
Manager.
]. W. FURLOW, City Editor
w. l.. DUPREE,
Assistant Business Dept.
Editorial Room Telephone SO.
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Nine. Elsa Won Grayc.

Nine Elsa Won Grave, the noted
pianist, will play at the coming musi-
Gale Of the Wumen's club to be given IN
the Simpson opera house, Tuesday
evening, May 10. With the exception OF
Nine. Won Graves selections the pro-
gram will be the same as rendered at
the home Of Mrs Frank A Wallace a
short time ago Speaking of her work
in Berlin, Germany, the Berlin Borfeu-
Courier had the following to say:
Her performance was most remark
able, especially as regards her tech
nique, which is masterful in its yirtu-
osity ana surety The manner Of rem
dering brought the virtuoso element Of
the chorus well to the fore. But in her
performance of the List2 concerto she
gave evidence of possessing not only
virtuoso power and temperament, but
also unusual intelligence and warmth
oi feeling
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southampton. $50 miles west at p. m.
VIII probably reach Plymouth p. m.
Saturday.
Gibraltar, April 2S.-Passed Steam
or Citta di Palermo, Genoa, ETC., for
New orleans.
Fastnet, April 2i--Passed: Steamer
Empress of Britain, st. John, n. b., and
Halifax for Liverpool.
Genoa, April 2l.-Sailed: Steamers
Antonio Lopez, New York; ED, Luisi-
ana. New York.
Southampton, April ga Sailed
Steamer Amerika Cfrom Hamburg)
New York via Cherbourg.
Browhead, April 2i-'Steamer Pre-.
toria. from New York for Hamburg
was $50 miles southwest at 3:45 p. m.
Boulogne, April 2i.-Arrived: Steam.
er Noordland, New York for Rotter.
dam tand proceeded).
Philadelphia. April a.. Claired
Steamers Friesand, Liverpool. Cartha-
glnian st. Johns n. r., and Glasgow.
Gibraltar, April 24,-Passed: Steamer
cretic, Genoa and Naples for New
York.
lnistrahull. April 24-Passcd: Steam.
or Iona, Portland for Glasgow; Mon
golian Philadelphia for Glasgow.
Fayal. April 24.--Passed Steamer
Republic, New York for Naples and &c.
noa.
Brow Head, April 2i.-Passed Steam.
or Sylvania. Boston for Liverpool.
Fastnet. April 2i.-Passed: Steamer
Winifredlan, Boston for Liverpool.
Liverpool. April 2i.--Arrlved: steam.
or Baltic, New York Sailed: Steamer
Virginian, Montreal
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ing at # a, m; sunday school at noon,
st. Mary's church has holy mass at
S;l5 q, M followed hy Sunday school,
and holy mass at lO.3O d. m, followed
by honedictIon,
The Calvary Baptist mission has ser-
vice IN Mechanics hail on Broad street
az p m,
Tho Union sunday school at Devon
has service at $3.50 p, m, IN the school
house,
The Rev, II, O, Gilman viii preach
at tho morning service IN the NJ f.
church on The Spiritual standard"
and In the evening on "a Dlscord IN
Finance
Tho water guagc that has been plac-
ed In the office of the New Haven Wa
ter company enable the men IN charge
to tell at a glance the pressure In tho
mains In the town, The tank at the
reservoir at Beaver Brook, is kept well
filed all the time
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and Miss Gertrude McGrath of Bridge
port, Almost 200 couples were IN line.
Following the breaking up Of the line
the first Of the 20 numbers on the
dance program was played AT II
o'clock an intcrmisson of Is minutes
was taken for refreshments following
which dancing was again resumed and
continued untll o'clock.
The committee IN charge of tho ar
engagements was as follows; John Ker-
win, chalrman Philip Mennier, Peter
Perry James Donahue. James German,
Patrick Fox, Thomas O'Connor, Thorn
as Mcleod, Christopher ]. Dolan, Pc
ter ]. Conaty and Thomas McDcrmott,
Prof NJ. u. Colcy acted as prompter.
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ANSONIA.
Especial Journar-courIer New. service,

Especial J0urnni-tourlcr News Service1
Tho Mrs, Sarah Colwcll LoMoyne re-
cital, given last evening IN The assem-
bly, room Of the city hall in the inter-
csts Of the civic committee Of the Wo-
mans club OF Derby, Ansonia and
shelton, was very largely attended, q
fact which proves positively that the
people Of this vicinity are IN sympathy
with this movement ana will DO all in
their power TO further the organization
Of permanent civic Improvement as
ISOLATION Tile recital was well worth
the attention Of the largo attendance
aud all present were pleased with Mrs.
| LcMoyne,
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WALLINGFORD NEWS
Annual Ball at Armory a Great
Success Nine. Elsa Won
Grave to Play Here.
Especial Jourpal-courlcr News scrvlccl

Especial Journsl-CourIcrN News Scrvlcel
Wallngrord, April e. An ways lea
10 the armory this evening where the
fifteenth annual bali Of the Wallng-
ford Fire Department was held. over
coo were IN attendance and guests were
Present from Merldon, New Haven,
southington, Middlctown, Hollywood,
North Haven and elsewhere.
Tho unattractlvo interior was trans
formed by the New Haven Decorating
company into verltablc fairyland.
The color scheme was green and
white covering the ceiling and side
walls and on each OF the side walls
numerous American flags and pcnnants
We're hung alternating with each other,
AT the south end two large flags
we're drapod around a painting depict
ing a fire scene, a fireman Is escap-
ing from a burning building carrying
child In his arms. on either side Of
the orchestra stage was arranged the
boxes and decorated III Keeping with
the entire scheme. Entwined about the
decorations were hundreds Of colorod
electric lights, The occupants Of the
boxes were as follows:
Box Airs, /. NJ Hubbard, Mrs. J.
II. Buffurn Mrs, Frary Hale, Kenneth
d, Hubbard, Mrs. j. Tcnny Barker. Ed.
ward Hubbard Mrs. Burt. and Mars
den Hubbard
Box 3 Mr. ana Mrs. J.. s. Hall. Mr.
and Mrs, c. W. Loavenworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. William r BerDft, Miss Nil.
bred Becroft, John r. Martin and A
Il, Martin,
Box C-Mr, and Mrs. Frank A. Wal.
lace, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l., Davis. Mr.
and Mrs Henry Morris, Charles y
Morris, and stuart Benson
Box y Mr. and Mrs Charles II
Ttbbts, Mrs, Gurdon IIull, and Mr. ant
Mrs. Herbert II, Walker
From s until Q O'clock, McDonough'.
full orchestra rendered the following
concert program;
March Under Fire'.... w. J. Hearl
Overture Sunny Sicily" ,..,.........
r. r. Iiildretl
Waltz Merry Widow" ...,......L aza
March-"The Crater" ......J. 3D. Lamp
The music throughout the cvenni
was the best heard here for some time
The grand march started at 9:S
O'Clock led by Chief and Mrs. DavlC
McCune. followed by some 200 couples
The dancing began at 9:i5 o'clock an,
iasted until a. m. \ program Of 2
number was carried out. Prof. William
Casey Was master Of ceremonies. Tn,
following committees have worked
diligently to make the BAH a granc
success and no small amount Of credi
Is due them.
Grand cclductor-Chlef David Me
Cune.
Floor director-First Assistant ed
Warl Gardner.
Alds-James Tierney. Charles Kin
ney, George Rumble Edward Olmetead
b. PInder, L. Del Rosa, p. Hail, How
ard S. Lane, II. j. Enerer
Reception committee. T. Downey
w. j. Hogan, James S. Leonard,
Wheeler j. j. Graham, A. Clark Chas
d. Wooding, j. w. Whalen, G. Clay
ton.
Committee of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
David McCune, First Assistant Ed
ward Gardner, Second Assistant Dayi
Ross, a. Del Rosa, j. Smith, w. /
Hubbel, John j. Luby, Robert Neary
Thos. l.. Downey, j. J. Griffin, j.
Lee, +. A, Comisky.
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News Of Ncigllborin8 Places

ton OF tho topics for the l90S-lg0a sea-
auu viii be made and officers viii be
elected, This VIII be Che last meetius
oil The season and a large attendance rs
hoped for
Miss Bessie rrask LETT yesterday for
Il ylsIt with friends IN New llayen.
Tho public schools viii reopen Mon
day Tor the spring term of elgnl weeks,
acnuo closes lor tho summer vacation
June 10,
The Ariun cub costumer will not ar
rive at lhompaon's studio until tomor-
row afternoon Instead % tonight ua an-
nounced, a balloon ascension viii take
place AZ the triangle fronting the raft
road station tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Miss Mary Hassett left this morning
for a visit with friends In Ansonia,
Miss Elizabeth OBrlen will sing at
tho engagement OF the imperial Nov
ing Picture company at the opera
tomorrow instead Of Miss Mae Gollooiy,
The Walllnglord grange presented
the operetta, The Merry Milk Maids"
this evening at the Tracy hail Tor the
benefit Of the Tracy Social club, Dane
ing followed the entertainment,
Several young ladies' and gentlemen
Of the borough enjoyed walking trip
to Mount Carmel today,
The annual meeting Of ST. Paurs
parish will be held in the parish house
next Monday evening Officers will be
elected and other important business
transacted
Aquilla lodge enjoyed a button 500
ciar' this evening after their business
meeting.
Peter Garland, Of South Whittlcsey
avenue, who has been iii for the past
four weeks, was much improved today
-
Charles Rumble, who was operated on
q short time ago for appendicitis, was
stricken with malaria lever yesterday
and is quite H.
Chief Koran OF Mcrlden, chief Rob.
nson Of Yalesville and Captain GRADY
Of Meridcn We're noticed at the bal
| this evening
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DERBY.
tspcc'n, lournal-courlcr News scrviceo

Especial .TournnI-C ourIcr News scryiceD
rho sccord animal c,,r,,,, hou oiy
on ,,,dar tho ,,sniooa ~ tEo rat,nIic
societies NJ Derby vac hold last oven-
inc. IN 81 N,arr,o nan and n m.as. 90 ne
nre1ccossnr tho most s,icreseCul eociaI
nyont - tho yoar pot,yoon throo md
f,ur hundred noonlo woro IN attendance
oyer,,,na If rhon, naseod y n,oet on
iovah,n evening
rho ha, itgalr wag transr,rn,od into
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25
Miss Kilbridge's Funeral.

The funeral Of Miss Mary Kilbrdge
who died at the home of her cousin
John Robinson, IA North Colony street
will be held from the Holy Trinity
church, Sunday afternoon at o'clock
with interment in the Holy Trinity
cemetery Deceased was % years Of
age and is survived by father living
in Dublin, Ireland, and another cousin,
Thomas Robinson residing hero, She
was a member Of the Ladies auxiliary
No. 10, A. q. ii.
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xH4E. Marine Record. MM
pnnI OLE VIEW HAVEN.

ARRIVED.
Sch Aetna Campbell, n. Y,
Sch Altoona, Caulder, Kingston.
Sch Rcsolute, Holmes Greonport.
Sch George and Albert Fairchild
Sch White Cloud Williams, New Lon
don
CLEARED.
Sch Charlotte, McClintock, New York.
Cch Marion, Cooper, onset
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.
New York, April 2i,--Arrived: Steam
CT Korea, blbau and Rotterdam.
Brow Head, April 24--Steamer En-
press of Britain St John, n, b.. and
halifax for Liverpool, 200 miles west
Liverpool, April 23,--Arrived Steam
or Albanian, Mobile,
Manchester April 80. -- Arrived,
steamer Bostonian Boston,
Naples April 93-Arrived: Steamers
Carpahta, New York via Genoa; cath,
Friedrich der Crosse, New York Via
Gibraltar for Genoa (and proceeded).
London, April 2t--Arrived; Steamer
Ntrglnan, Baltimore for Antwerp.
Liverpool April 24,--Sailed Steamer
Antillian, Colon,
London, Apil 24.--Sailed Steamer
Montezuma, Montreal.
Queenstown, April 24,--Sailed steam
or Celtic CCrom LiverpooD, New York
Lizard April 9i.-Steamer New York
New York for plymouth. CherbauGS and
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The reception which was rendered by
the members Of the Derby NJ +. church
to the new pastor and his wife the
Rev. and Mrs. j. a. Macmillan last
evening IN the parlors Of the church
was very largely attended. The ma
jority Of tho members of the congre-
cation as Well as many others, not
members of the church were present to
meet the two and extend to them a
corllai welcome and successful stay In
this city.
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water Shut OFT To-day.

The city water will be shut off tomor-
row afternoon Saturday at ! o'clock
while the mains to Paugh Pond are be-
Ing flushed. All users of Paugh Pond
water should therefore before noon
draw enough drinking water to last
them for at least two days as the wa
ter will be somewhat muddy after the
flushing process and undesirable for
drinking purposes.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25

Several more pool matches in the
Company * pool tournament were
played off yesterday: j. Bu2a defeated
y. Goyette 100 to 81, e. Marshall de-
feated w Lacey 100 to 81, A, Beadon
defeated 7 Fremantle 100 to A., y. kel-
" defeated G. Hansen 100 to 76, W,
Toelle defeated T. Pring 100 to %, and
Nj. Dorau defeated j. kozak 100 to 81.
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NEW IoNDoN M.R,NrsNo1rs

New London. April 24.--Arrlved: Sch.
Frederick Eaton, Duttman, tfrom New
York) Calais; Henry II. Chamberlain,
Wasson from Port Reading), Stoning-
ton Me-. b + jayne, from east; G. A,
Hngan 0rom Edgartown), New York.
Tug Frederick e, Ives, six barges from
west.
Sailed Sch. Hugh Kelly for New
York, Tugs Battler with four barges
bound west, William u. Gadwish, with
six barges bound west.
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open tne!' series ot I'VE sames az
Hana lllH brouhus lo-llorloW'
ne vacuum o'ou'ler W'lch y now
aoi1R "ofA III to"''' mas i'au pleily ol
cali
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ipe ia'N ~ PaRe WIS couleIrea
upo" 'pte' 'ol" ,,tt,,, ~ inns even
,nE meeting " "''''o'u ne''S 'ouse'
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New York
New Haven
g. Hartford
Railroad.
FEBRUARY 2. 1905.

FEBRUARY 2. 1908.
FOR NEW NORk--'4.2U. s4:5S, rs: 5E.
500, $500. xS:lb. S.46, 1896, .l0:3V, q.
M, i2:vS. i2;iv. .'ll2:22. .l;25. 'a:Os. 2:25.
. S:Vs' go .issz 49, ..S:oS. 6:sS.
y;sO p. m. Sundays-.4;2O, .4:45, KIDS.
800 a. m, ll:Ov, $500. '2:Vs. '3:bz.
100. 'o:0o. 'x6:lU. '6:iz. 'i:JS. s7:Sx.
's:vS. 5:lv y. IN.
FOR Washington via Harlem River
'l:VV y. m., 'I2:OO, night, daily.
Eor boston via Hartford and Willi-
mnntic--'lv:U7 a. M, -i:v6 p. m.
For Boston Via New London and
Providence--2:2v. '2:o6 .7:47. -llIi:4s.
a. M, -Iz:U5. -lI2:42, "2:55, 1920, .4:55.
llo:42, 'I:Uo, .. IN. Sundays-s2;2L
ZOO a. m, 'l1:O5. '2:5b. '4:63. .7:US.
y. IN.
For Boston via sprinsaeId-'i:lo,
'll:ll a. m. 'l;45. $40. D. m. sundays
Lilo a. m. .l:i6. s5.ie p. m.
For Hartford, Springfield, Etc.-.l:lo
xl;UO. 'l.ib, $40, s4.OS. x5:UU. .5.aS'
o:1S. $40, ito Hartford). xs:io, 9.62 D.
M Sundays-'l:io. x9:Ob, xli;i5. a. m.
l;io. 'o'it, 1:l0, xS:lu, xy.2O y. m.
For New London, Etc.--'2:a0, '2.55,
''l2:Ob, .'l2:42. .2:56. 3:O5, :i:9U, .t:5s.
b:lo, $40, Ito Saybrook). 'lb.l2, si:v5.
1880, ITO Saybrook). p. m. Sundays-
.2;2O. '2:5t. 1852. a. M, 'l2:O6, .2:b5.
'4:b3, 1906 y. m.
For Middletown, WiIlimantic, ETC.
1:So a. M. 1888, 500. p. m. Sundays,
1870 y. m.
For Shelburnc Falls, Etc.-7:44 a. M.
l2:2o lto New Hartford). 4:0l, 1854 y. IN.
(to Westheld).
For Waterbury-6:50 (via Naugatuck
Junctlon), 500, 1892, a. m. 2.36, b:l5,
1:4o, ll:4o. p. IN. SundaYs-S:25, il:i6
"a. M. 6:+b, $3.50 y. IN.
For Winsted-6:50 (via Nauratuck
Junction., $3.50 a. m. 2:36, b:46, 7:l0 o.
m. Sundays-S:25 a. M, 6:46 .. m.
For Pittsheld md intermediate Points
r9.o9 1yia BridgeporO. $3.50 a. m. ASA
1905 tvia Bridgeport) a. m.
For Litchheld--9:32 a. M, 4:05 n. m.
sundays-7;b5 (via Bridgeport) a. m.
llParlor car limited.
w. G. BIlSRD, r, C, COLEy.
Gen. Supt. Asst. Gen. Piss. AIT,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25

The republican city convention was
held last evening at O'Clock. The dele
gates TO the state convention TO be held
in Hartford on May and 6 were elect
Ell and are as follows; Edwin Hallock,
James r. Mason. DR.. George l..
Beardsley and George f. Clark. Mr..
George T.. Barber acted as chairman
% the meeting and James b. Brins-
made as clerk Tho tellors were DR.. G.
b. Ncttleton and G. NJ Morgan.
George f. Clark was elected chair
man Of the new town committee for
the next two years at the meeting OF
this committee Just before the city con-
venton meeting; 5, ], Williams, treas
urer and j. b Brinsmade, secretary.
Mrs. Shye Of Shelton, was found
helplcssly drunk lying on the sidewalk
In front Of Shields meat market on
Main street last evening at o'clock
by Patrolman Joseph Kecfe and had
TO be taken to the police station In a
carriage. She will be given a hearing
II. the police court this morning.
The tug-of-war teams OF the Sterl-
ing Piano factory and the Gun shor
again pulled last evening at the Sterl-
Ing opera house and the contest ended
in victory for the former team, II
pulling the latter team three-quarters
Of an inch,
Tho Iino-uf, af tho tWo teams was ps
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North GermonscI

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q. m
Kaiser Wm.l1. APES ,Cecilie new Mayl2
Kaiser d. g. May 5IKronpnz VIM. Ma 10
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE,
PlymOuth-Ch rbOurg-llrcm :. m
Luetzow april SOL Barbarossa May ri
Kurfuerst.. ..May Derffiinger. Ma "a.
MEDlTERRANEANS SERVICE,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at II :. m.
X. Albert. May 2 Friedrich, May Is.
2. Irene. -. May TX. Luise. May 80
Oelrlchs & CO., Agts., s B'way. N, Y.
Sweeney & Kelsey, 102 Church St.
NJ Zunder & Sons. 253 State st.
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MILFORD
Especial Journni-couricr Ncws scryicco

Especial JournnI-Couricr News Scryicro
Milford, April q. Rev and Mrs.
Nathan Mcrwln Of Harbor Terrace,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Case Of Rain
bow, Windsor, were guests at the
Notwithstanding wedding in Bridge
port.
Mr. and Mrs Case and their little
daughter viii remain for few days
in Milford
The meeting Of tho Tuesday After
noon club viii be held on the after
noon Of May 5, and win be a study
meeting,
James Lloyd Of Fort Trumbull
Beach passed away on Thursday
morning, after short Illness The
funeral services We're held on Friday
afternoon from the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. y. Booth at the Beach. The
intcrment was in the Milford come
terry
The swampscott dory Snoozo owned
by Lieut. T. w Pumey Is the first sail
boat Of the Milford Yacht club IN
commission this season.
The Doris, the launch owned by WIZ
liam r. Ascam and the Tern owned
by Hal Perkins Of the Milford Yacht
club are being prepared for the water.
There viii be a service In 81. Pc
tors church at 1890 o'clock on satur-
day morning
Mrs. Lauren a. Smith Is the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, William
Marshall at their home IN Brooklyn.
The Milford high school dance takes
place on Saturday evening and the
young people Of the town are antielpat-
ing a delightful time.
The Green will soon he cleared Of all
( the dandeiion plants. Several Italian
women and mon are at work daily
gathering greens"
The first game OF baseball Will he
played Saturday afternoon, between
Bridgeport high school nine, and the
Milford high school nine, The game
Is called for 3'4j o'clock on the grounds
on Gulf street.
A number Of friends were pleasant
/ ly entertained by Mrs. walter Irving
at her home on Harhor avenue. Whist
was enjoyed, a number of fine prizes
being taken away as souvenirs Of the
occasion, The next meeting Of this
club will take place at the home Of
Mrs g, r., Clark on Gulf street, ano
will be in the nature of a bundle whist
Mrs. r Quirk who has been confnet
to hcr house for long time by illness
Is again able to be about.
Miss Sadie Farley has returned t.
her duties as money order clerk in the
Milford postofliee, after an absence
caused by illness
j, J.. Thurland Chattaway aud his
family have returned to Fort 1rum.
bull Beach after spending the winter ii
New York city The family is occupy
ing cottage on Maple street, as thei,
own cottage has been rented to vii
liam Ascam until May I, After thi!
time, the Ascam family will occupy the
Maroney cottage.
There will he the usual services II
all Of our churches on Sunday,
The First the Plymouth, the Meth
odist and the Fret Baptist churche,
have preaching at 1890 a m, SUNDAY
school at noon the service Of the younl
people at $50 y. m, and preaching a
1880 ,, m,
The Episcopal church has service a
1890 a. m. sunday school at noon, anC
vespers at p, m.
Tho chanel at WDoln1ort hag ,rsapI,
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Tho case Of william Wright charged
with intoxication came up in the po-
lice court yesterday morning. He was
sentenced to six months in Jail. Judge
Kelly suspended judgment upon con-
dition that Wright should leave town
and never return. This he promised
to do in twelve hours.
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CRAWFORD.
pcclaI Jcurual-courlcr News Service,

Especial Journnl-Couricr News Service,
Branrord, April 2i--The continued
cases against the fine liquor merchants
charged with the sale Of liquor on sun.
days win come up before Judge Fades
Of the town court this morning; the
accused viii be defended by Attorneys
Fll2gerald of New Haven and Kinney
OF Branford
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25

The dance committee of the St.
Aloyslus r. A. and b. society held a
meeting last evening and completed
arrangements for the annual concert
and dance to be held in St. Marys hall
ON Monday evening OF next week.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25

The Derby Reading circle will meet
on Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Luzon Hubbell on Bank street.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25

G. p. Wooster CO.. Il. Of r., will hold
a concert and dance in Gould armory
this evening in conjunction with the
Ausonia brass band
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25

The closing session of St James
sewing school win DO held this after
noon in the church parlors at 3
o'clock.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-25

Prof. NJ r. Corey's dancing classes
haxe made arrangements 70 hold their
annual reception In st. Mary's hall on
Friday evening, May s.