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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
FOR DONATION DAY
Appeal to Citizens of New Ha ven Regarding Collections
 for Worthy Cause,

The following appeal has been sent out by the committee having in charge the arrangements for the Donation day collections;
 Io the Citizens of New Haven:
 Each social movement should be measured by the number of independ- ent self-supporting families 1t makes ' Dr. Patton tho New York philau- thropst, Is the authority for the state ment With this idea in mind the New Haven donation day committee desires to call attention to the work done by the Day Nurseries of New Haven and the need in which they find themselves at the present time.
 The lady managers of this insttl- tion, which was founded in 1879 and incorporated in 1885 under tho name of the Mothers Aid society. gives A large portion of their time for the care during the day of tho babies and little children of working women, largely widows or deserted by their husbands over 1S,364 days work was given out to the mothers last year through the intelligence bureau of the nursery, and the average attendance of children daily is 75, and the aggregate attend ance for a year Is about 22,700, a large increase over the preceding year
 The children are cared for and taught during the day, and there are also summer vacation schools, moth CTS meetings for education and reCre- atiou and occasional outings for those who need them so much.
 The society does not encroach upon the work of any other organization. Ii helps working women and children without distinction of religion or race, It does not break up tha family, It carries out the idea expressed at the beginning of this appeal, that is, it tends to make the family Independent and supporting, For thirty-flve years the donation day committee has canvassed the city to assist in the sup port of New Haven charities. Form erly the funds and merchandise were collected for the New Haven orphan asylum. That institution does not now require the aid of this committee and its efforts are therefore directed to ward the assistance of the Day Nurser- les. Without the aid last year of the citizens through this committee, the managers of the Day Nurseries inform us that the work would have been ea- sentially curtailed. This would mean a very great loss to the mothers to the children and to the city, especially under present conditions.
 We, the undersigned, who have been connected with the committee for many years, ask your liberal support of this charity. The committee this year is in charge of Henry H. Towns hend, who Is president of the Dona-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
New
 Ranges

The Household Cabinet Range, complete with gas at tachment, S63; without the gas attachment, S45. Every thing the best and the best of everything in the construction and arrangement of this range,
 The Household Home, :" $43.20, is bound to be a popu- lar range because of it's grace full lines and because 1t is built to bake"
 The Honest" the Rugby" and the New Special are all old household friends that can be depended upon to do the best of work.
 The New Special is the low priced range, $22,50, without the high shelf
 Free pipe and zinc this week,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
NEW VOTERS INCREASE.
sclectmen Consider Fayorably Appli'
 cation Of Prof. Beach.

When the board of selectmen closed its session Saturday about 410 new voters had been made during the day, which makes D total of over 900 for the first two days of registration
 There was some discussion among the members of the board of registra- ton regarding Prof. Harlan F Beach of Yale university, who resides al 34 Willard street. Prof Beach occupies an office with the foreign mission, which duties occasion him to be out ot tho city several months of the year When asked tv take the oath that he had lived in this city for one continuous year, he declined and this raised a question for the consideration of the board Prof. Beach explained that he has been in New Haven for three years and has signlfled hIs in- tentIon of residing here by the fact of purchasing a house in New Haven, The professor came here from NewJe er- sey, but stated that since coming here he has not returned to New Jersey to reside at any time The board of reg istration passed the applicant without d dissenting vote.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
WANTS CITY TO PURCHASE.

Charles II, Fisher general freight agent for tho starin Transportation co at Q6 Water street, who is mem. Der of the board If finance Is in favor of tile city purchasing tho Water street dock, which adjoins his property Mir Fisher has talked over the proposition with tho agent of inc property and discussed the amount which would have to be paid He will probably re- port to tho members of the board of finance at its weekly meeting Thurs day night and recommend that an op- ton he secured on the property at once, if such thing ts possible now
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
coLoRED VOTERS RALLY.
Auti-Taft Negroes to Meet Tomorrow
 Night.

Arti-Tart Negroes to Meet Tomorrow
 Night
 The colored voters of this city will hold rousing political rally tomor- row evening in the Emmanuel Baptist church on the corner of Chapel and Day streets The rally will be anti Taft in It's nature and will he held un- der the auspices of tho National Negro league in conjunction with the Afro American council.
 Both of these organizations if will be recollected, have been and are at the present time conducting strenuous campaign rallies of similar nature throughout the country
 For the occasion several very inter esting speakers have been secured Among them are Rfshop Walters of New York, who Is the president Of the Afro American council; Dr ! NJ Wal dron of Washington. D. C.. who Is the president of the National Negro league, and F. F Brown, very active and interested negro worker in Boston
 In all probability the state issues will come ID at tho meeting, and for this reason the session will he watched with more than ordinary interest by both political parties in this city
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
Mrs. !. Y. Morrow

The funeral of Mrs Diana, wife of Deacon Jacob r. Morrow took place from her late residence, tl Clinton avenue, at 2 o'clock yesterday after noon Rev Charlos C. Smith Of the Grand Avenue Baptist church, con- ductod tho services whIch were held at tho house, tntorment was in Falr Haven cemetery Mrs. Morrow died at her late residence Thursdav after. noon She was seventy.nine years oIl Besides her husband shc is sur vINed by two daughters, Mrs. Morrow had hoon connected with tho Baptist churches of this city for many yeara s'" was member of the First Baptist church.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

ton Day association The donation day this year will be on Thursday, Oe- tober 22nd, 1908. We hope you will be ready then with your gifts ot money and merchandise, Every little helps,
 EDWIN & GREELEY,
 GEORGE IT, FORD,
 EDWARD F, BRADLEY,
 JOHN C, NORTH,
 JOHN J' MANSON,
 SEYMOUR C. LOOMS,
 JAMES E, WHEELER,
 ALBERT McC MATH EWsON.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
OBITUARY NOTES.
Maria Reynolds.

Funeral services which were very largely attended took place yesterday for the late Mrs Maria Reynolds al her residence, 5il East street. and later from s. Patrick's church The palIbearors were M. McDermott. C. LedWth, NJ kearneE J. Roach, Thomas Reynolds, Joseph Corbett. The flower bearers, Thomas Deylln r kearney Thomas Reynolds, and Dr. Thomas corhctt. The services at tho grave were conducted by the Roy. Fa- ther Russell Intcrment was in St Lawrence cemetery.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
John N. rinncnllrink-

After lengthy Illness John William Piepenhrink, one of the oldest cigar makers in the city, passe5 away about 2 o'clock last night at his home a Fld street, He was siSty.hvo years of age and had been resident of this city for the most part of his life He is survived by )rec daughters. and 2 son, besides his wife. He waa well and popularly known to large circle of friends in the city
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
James Scarlcs

The funeral of the late James searles was held from the residence of his sister-in-law, Mrs. James Cos tello, 256 Peck avenue, West Haven, yesterday afternoon. Services were also conducted by the Rev. Father Curtin at st. Lawrence church. The palIhaarers were M Reynolds, John WrInn, James Dowd VI, Sullivan. Frank Walsh, r. McNultr. Flower bearers B. Reynolds ami E. Slattery. lntormont was in st. Lawrence ceme- tory'
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
FALL PLANTING.
Experienced Gardners Favor tho fal
 Roots of Plants Develop.

The idea of planting hardy trees. shrubs. vines etc in the fall is by no means 3 new one but is an old practice with experienced gardeners. Newly set out stock seemingly becomes acrus- tened to Its new surroundings before another growing season and as some root growth really continues whenever the ground s not actually ce-bound fall planted plant, are ready without furth- CT set back to start into growth when the spring sunshine avakens them into renewed activity
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

Ths general charscteristics of the seasons coats, for evening wear, says Harper's Bazaar are long all-round skirts; rather full sleeves which are enriched and diversified in hewild- erins variety; half length high collar, and big pointed revers, the last often covered with embroidery or elaborat- cd with ornament.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
Al S1.19 Yard. Usual S1.50 Quality

Very new weaves and styles, extra rich quality, medium weight, excellent for coat suits. Come in the good looking plain and fancy stripe chevron and wide vale serge, 54 and S6 in. wide, All Pure Wool Fabrics, and newest popular shades.
 Most Excellent Value for the Money.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
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Cooking Lecture.

Monday October 10th, 2;3o r M,, Miss Katharine |. Bish- or will lecture and practically demonstrate the cooking of z Mock Bisque Soup " and :" Baked Halibut Steak " and other dishes. Nothing sold, nothing to'buy, just come and listen that's all, Model Kit. chen, Basement
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

There gre always fashions In hold ing up the dress and the latest is to catch up the gown trhe from the front In order 10 show the smart shoe and stocking. A novelty that comes from Paris is to wear low black slip pers with colored silk hose, ana oc- casionally the heels of the slippers are made to match the hue of the silken hose.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
Halloween Decorations and Favors.

Al the Stationery Councr host of oddities Crepe Paper Big Yellow Topples l0c Pumpkin Faces with Little Toys inside 5c Bon Bon Pumpkin Faces 0c Cute Little Black Cat Candy Boxes sc Pumpkin Candle Holders &c., Tiny Japan Doll Candle Sticks in sorted coos 75c dozen 3nch Pumpkin Candle Holders soc dozen. Pumpkin Pie Plates, $l.0o a Lancashire Witches for dinner cards l0c Halloween Tally Cards Sc 20c 2sc 3oc Halloween Crepe Pape plain sc fancy decoration h, fold, lSc Halowe' 'en Napkins, Sc dozen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
Ihroush A ShopWindltoVv

The heavier laces are combined with ribbon crepe or mousseline em- brodery for waist and evening coats In trimming, and are among the new est of the seasons beautiful decora tions.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

It looks as though all the garments of this winter will fasten in front in- stead of the back From shirtwaists to ball gowns one secs tho same method of fastening This Is especial ly true of onepiece suits of elaho. rate blouses and of the classic party gowns.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

There Is going to be a good deal of tulle worn this winter. It's new heavy weave makes lt available as a service. able accessory. Bright blue will be more favored than light blue but par rot and apple green are to he in tho lead. Bows ot this will he worn at the neck, on au evening bodice, in front of the hat and to tie flowers
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
A Dollar Dress Goods Wonder.

THESE are beautiful All Wool Dress Goods 54 in.
 A wide, in the very "wantable' Herrngbone, space and shadow and chevron stripes and are the thing for coat suit, or fall skirt There all the correct Navys and Browns as well as the desired novelties in Wines, Garnets, Edsons Smokes and Olives, also Blacks Not bit 10 strong say that you'd have pay least $1 25 to $1 39 usually to match them NOWS THE TIME MADAME!
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
VM1e<A~--:.,
OPER ,TED ON.

Mr John Whiting of Whitney avenue was operated upon yesterday morning for appenlici'is by pr Verdi Al late hom last evening Mir Whiting was re- ported as resting comfortable.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
Y x E1w.MALLEN6,.
Cleaning and Dyeins

Miss Tracy. the special rep. resentatlve of the Barrett Neph- ews Co.,, Old Staten Island Dyeing establishment, will he here on Monday, all dsy. Drop in and have a talk with her about your carpet, household goods and clothing cleaning and dyeing. She can give you some valuable hints and sug- gestions.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
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Ihc expense incident to funeral scr. vice is many fines n hrnvy burden, nc- curing nS it often docs unexperiadIy md Hftcr long periods nf Illness 1T l.. our desire to he known a- cnnsidernte In our charges, md especially tbought ful "t 'ha mnny carps and rPsponsjbIIi. n"s which we must n""essnrily nssun,p pn such occasions,
 GhAHAM S HAYES, io0G chapel st
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

Very smart are the skirts with from thirteen to nineteen gores each seam stitched on the outer edge so that it seems to indicate 2 narrow bias band 7'o be very correct these skirts should be four inches from the ground They have been very fashionable during the carly fali and in heavier materials will be worn for the street during the entire winter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

An w'err1tHe program has been pro. Itdnj Io~ ,l" "rr'.'on, among Tho mum
 Along tOr Roadside" by clifford r Fahghurh and oIfo one on the studt
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

Among the most popular materials for white wash waists is the figured plque which Is being shown in the shops this fall It fig warmer than the madras, does not muss as easily as linen, and launders as nicely as either of the above mentioned goods.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
NEW HANrN rtED c,d,p.

The reGujar meeting of Dhe New Fla
 yen Bird rlun v.iJ he held thDs at aonE m the S'"lo Nprms school huIdu. aI the 1erner of Howe and Oak streets.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
BountHulBargains iu e5sss esis,es esd Dress Goods

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
SI .OO and S1.25 VoiIe At 79c yard.

The bona hde French make All Wool Goods A n wide
 tremendous demand for the gown of the period Navy Tan Pearl, Cream Resda, Brown and Black Only flew days price. No samples possible. At 79c yard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

9e toe W0lnroo, vU" hv Miss E9oay J. Smith
 Important nualu-as vtl loo Jra0arlaJ and urge attendance is earnestly ge -quustel,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
At CSC a ard. Usually 8oc and S1.00.

Twenty-eight charming styles for choice. In those very new plain colored stripes and plain cloths; absolutely All Wool, 46 10 s4 inches wide. All the leading Colors and Black, re- liable Serge Cloth and Pana- ma Weaves.
 For Monday and Tuesday Only.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
Novelties S14.0O Pattern.

Here's where real luxury steps n Come and look this very attractive showing kind exclusive styles the danties high grade novelties Individuality pesoned Cloth for skirt, jacket and trimmings in each very finest All Wool French Broad cloth and Serge At S40 00 pattern,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
Dollar Broadcloths.

Yes and wonderful dollars worth in these extremely popul stus far and the best against All Wool inches medium chiffon weight Close nap vied back, in ,olors and Black.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

This beautiful Colonial Dresser, superbly made in Mahogany on correct lines, with three drawers in top and two large drawers under, oval plate mirror "A X 36 in. This regular $50.00 Dresser for $3500.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
S1.8Q Rroadcloths At Sl.5O.

Very rch high class imported Broadcohs inches wide with beautiful usros surface, All Wool fabrics light chiffon weight The kind that appeals the of style In the newest color and Black
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19
A Big Week of Bedroom Furniture Bargains
Remarkable ! OS Value in Beds os /o

A White Enamel Metal Bed, 1 fl. 6 in, wide, strong, we'll made and neat design, usually sold for S750. Sale Price S4,e5.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-19

Special Mattress, made in New Haven, as leader for this week S sale, well filled with cotton, made in two parts in superior durable tick. Usually sold for S6,S0.