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The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
ITALIAN FOR
 SLEUTH STAFF
Continued from First Page )

Continued from First Page) etc. on tii> sidewalks while the estab- lished merchants of the city lose. The plan suggested is that a high license fee be charged the sidewalk vendors.
 Evidence of better feeling between the railroad and the city police as we'll as expression of the good service rem dered by the city detective bureau was shown in a communication from J. R. McMahon. chief of special agents of the New Haven road. The communi- cation highly commended Captain T. J. Dunn and his detective bureau. es- peclally referring to the recent arrests by Detectives Colwel and Donnelly of the brass thieves. Austin Mclean. Frank Gill. Winfield Boguc. Charles Downes, and the junk dealer who re- ceiyed tho stolen goods, Jacob Werner. In the past, especially under Chief Me- Donald, no especial desire to cooper ate has been shown, but Chief McMa- hon in his letter last night stated that the railroad police were very thankful for the help of the city police and would be glad 10 return the favor at any time possible.
 A communication was read last night from Jerome Donovan, clerk of the civil service board stating that F. x. Keen and F. J. Lynch are qualified to act as supernumeraries. As Commis- sioncrs Kelly and Ullman were not present no action other than filing the communication was taken.
 Tho Westville school board through it's representatives, A. DiclSerman and R. F. Grant last night expressed Its thanks for the boards allowing Mur. dock Dingwall to wear city police. mans uniform while on duty at West. vile
 The closing evt at of last nights meeting of the commissioners was tho decoration of two of the newly ap. pointed commissioners with their in. signia of office. Commissioner Smltl did the decorating and the men hon cred were commissioners Dean ant Maxwell Commissioner Fertman'! badge has not arrived yet.
 Mayor Martin was present at th' meeting and presided, President Max well giving way to the citys chief ex ecutive.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
STORE EMPLOYES DANCE.
Mendel & Freedman Association Held
 Annual Event.

There were three hundred members of the Mendel & Freedman Mutual Benefit association and their friends at the third annual reception and dance given in Harmonic hall last night. The hall was prettily decorated with red, white and blue bunting, American flags and palms and the program of eighteen dances was augmented by two barn dances.
 The affair was decided success, ac- cording 10 the general verdict To mention the names of those present would necessitate giving list of the members of the firm and employees, for they were nearly all present.
 The committee in charge of the dance were. Frank H. Maurer, chairman; John Brown. A. 0. Freedman, Joseph Savage, NJ. Ferara. A. Goldenblum, c. Engel. Miss H. Carroll, Miss A. Gren- nan. Mrs. j. Griffin. Miss Ida Ray, Miss D Carrigan. Miss K. Dawson.
 Floor committee-A. Gehanne. F. Scurrsh, J. LaComb F. Mclaughlin, T. J. Shanlcy, William Aleman, Miss N. keegan, Miss A. Little, Miss M. Garvey Miss c. Powers, Miss M. o. Brien, Miss K. McGann
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
EAGLES WILL MOVE Select as Temporary Quarters Rooms of Telephone
 Club. ANNUAL REPORT READ Highly Gratifying Financial Condition Shown by the State
 ment.

Important business was transacted at the regular meeting of the New Ha- ven Aerie. F. 0. E. last night. special amongst which was the annual reading of the trustees report which was con sidered highly satisfactory and show ed the Aerie to have upwards of $l2.- COG to their credit in the various city banks The committee which had charge of My Geraldine reported that the play was a great success and that there would be substantial bal arce to hand over to the treasurer of the Aere. It was also voted to rent as temporary quarters the rooms ot the New Haven Telephone club at the cor ner Of Orange and Chapel streets. Three important committees were also appointed at the meeting. viz. Enter tainment, John J. Kenny, chairman; Ways and Means committee. John J. Grady, chairman; each committee Is composed of fifteen members.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
CHAMBERLAIN'S SALE ON.
Annual February Event Now at Its
 Height.

Chamberlain's February Carpet Sale offers such an opportunity for supply ing Easter and spring needs as is sell fon1 seen This sale requires neither long preface nor persuasive arguments. Quality of goods and prices tell the story. Such offers as s2.I5 best quality Administer rugs. five feet in length for s-95 and best s3900 Wilton 9x12 rugs for s2g95. are drawing customers from all quarters and are. making many new names on tho Chamberlain ledger. The Chamberlain Co, appreciate the fact that February is dull carpet and lin oleum month and for that reason they arc, keeping their work shop busy by sewing and laying free all floor GOV cf.fIlg sold during this sale. Another offer worth noting is lot of 900 yards of S5 cent Hit or Miss carpet for 6i cents per yard all sewed and laid. A visit to Chamberlain's carpet depart ment will convince anyone that busi- ness is good just about now and the quality of goods offered and the low prices will appeal to the man who signs the checks,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
BEAUTIFUL SWEET PEAS.
Horticultiirists Have Elegant Display
 tu Aiidwinter-

The New Haven County Horucultural society held its regular meeting on Tuesday evening. There being large attendance and exhibit of carnations, primulas and sweet peas. The carna- lions were exhibited oy 4. J. Ihomp- son. the West Haven florist, who gave a long and interesting essay on its merit and culture.
 The primulas were exhibited by Thomas Nye, which were exceedingly fine for an amateurs cultivation. The strain was Primula Obeonica-
 The sweet peas which were Of rare and high bred stock, were very beau tiful. Stems measuring rom six to twelve inches. These sweet peas were exhibited by William J. Lyons Of Mor- ristown. N. J., who was awarded certificate of merit for same. ms IS the highest award of the society.
 There were lengthy discussions on the improvement of civic beauty of New Haven. On this subject there will be notice put in the newspapers, mean ing that there will be competitions fol amateurs for the best kept home gar dens.
 The fiower-loving public is cordially invited to compete.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
CELEBRATE NEW LAW.
Photographers Hold Banquet Over
 Eight Hour Statute.

Division of the Photographers held q banquet at the Oneco last night to celc- bra,e the inauguration of the eight hour law which was passed on the first of January and will become federal law in March.
 Senator Nj ]. Connors. the father of the bill, and Senator Atwater of Meri- den, were among the many prominent speakers present.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
ALL RECORDS BROKEN. Archie Wengler Completes List by Rolling Ggg at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Feb. 1s.-With the break ing of the worlds record for individual bowling by Archie Wengler of Chicago, who bowled e9a points in his singles. All-American Bowling congress and Canadian Bowiers assoc:etioE records have been broken at the present mest.
 The Losettis of Chicago, who made ..sS6 points. broke all five-mcn team records. Chalmers and kiene of Chica- go. who bowled 1.25t in the two men event also broke all records in the five shifts of two men events. A. E. l.e- quenne and Dick Morgan bowled l,24f and thereby obtained the second place in the two team race
 W. Pollack of Buffalo, bowling in the same shift with Wengler obtained the third place in the individual events by bowling 6sS points Robert Menninger heretofore in first position, having only one more pin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
EAGLES INITIATE.
New Haven Lodge Put Many Candi-
 dates Through Degree Work.

New Haven lodge. 242, F. Q. D., had a very large and successful meeting at it's hall 139 orange street, last night. Many visiting Eagles were present and a congratulatory tele- gram was received from the Nauga- tuck aerie. complimenting the New Haven lodge on the splendid work it is accomplishing in getting in new candidates.
 At the meeting last night twenty two new members were admitted into the aerie and twenty-four applications were received and acted upon. After the business banquet was served and a pleasant hour CT two was spent in song and sentiment
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
WEST NOT ALL ANTl-JAP
Seattle Chamber of Commerce Asks
 Square Deal for Immigrants.

Seattle Wash. Feb. 1S.-The Seat tie chamber of commerce to-day ad- dressed a memorial to President Roosevelt and Secretary Root to the effect that it's members believe that majority of the people of the Pacific coast are not in favor of any immi- grafton law that will treat differently the people of Japan from tbe way in which the inhabitants of any Euro pean country are treated. This letter is sent to correct an erroneous impress sion of the attitude of the conner cial and other important interests, the memorial says. owing to the action of sionists held in Seattle
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
THE "NEXT GOVERNOR"
Lake Gets Designation With Applause
 at Rockville Banquet.

Rockville Feb. IS - Governor Woodruff, cx-Governor Waller of New London, and Lieutenant Governor Lake were speakers at the annual banquet of the Rockville business Mems association tonight. Governor Woodruff was suffering from a cold and spoke very briefly upon matters of state interest. Governor Waller discussed the financial situation. Lieutenant Governor Lake was refer red to as the next governor" and was given hearty applause.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
NO GAME THIS NEAR.

Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb. Among the leaders ot athletics at the Univer- sity of Michigan. it is said there is no possibility ef a football game in ;he east next fall between Michigan and Brown universities. hut that there Is a possibility that these two teams will meet the following season.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
POSTPONED HEARING.
Bureau of Compensation Puts on
 Stanley Street Matter.

The bureau of compensation met last evening in city hall to hold a hearing In tho matter of the assess ments of benefits and damages due to the establishment of a building line in Stanley street, between Norton street and the Boulevard. Word was received from Attorney Philip Pond, who was to have appeared to repre- sent the interests of Rachael l.. Lyon. who is one of the largest property owners concerned, that he could not be present and asking for postpone ment This was granted The time for the hearing was not set 1t will be in the afternoon soon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
CRUISE AIDS. COMMERCE
To Commemorate Visit Brazil Grants
 Tariff Rebate on Our Goods.

Washington. Feb. 1S.-The president of the republic of Brazil to commem- crate the visit of the Atlantic fleet to the city of Rio Janeiro, has signed decree authorizing the continuation of rebates on tariff charges on articles of American merchandise during the fiscal year of 1908. The rebates which are continued apply to wheat. flour, con densed milk, manufacture of rubbers, watches, writing ink, varnishes, type writers. refrigefators, pianos, scales and Windmill9.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
GILLETTE CONVICTION GOES
Court of Appeals Sustains Death Sem
 tencc in Adirondack Case.

Albany, N. Y, Feb 1S.-Chester Gill lette of Cortland, must die in the elec- iric chair for tho murder of his sweet heart. Grace, or Billy" Brown of South Otselic. in lonely part of big Moose lake in the Adirondacks at dusk. July il. 1906. The court of appeals this af- ternoon handed down decision sus- taining the judgment of conviction of murder in the first degree.
 The court will soon fix new date for the execution.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
ASSAULTED SAlO0NKEEPER
Fighting Pole Held for Breach of the
 Peace Last Night,

John Jakulowicz of 55s East street last night walked into Charles Maker tewiez' saloon at 255 Wallace street and aftr drinking whiskey threw the glass at the proprietor Jealousy is believed to have been the cause. as both keep saloons, The sssailant was arrested.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
TWO PETITIONS FAVORED.
Committee on Streets Will Urge Gut
 ter on Fountain Street.

The committee on streets of the board of aldermen met in the city hall last evening for a hearing on mum Der of matters Many of the petition CTS were present to urge their desired Improvements. The committee decid- ed to favor the petition of Albert O, Norton to the board of aldermen. This petition was for a cobble gutter on both sides of Fountain street, between Forest street and Alden avenue.
 The petition of M, F. Shanley ct als., for crosswalk al the corner of sherman avenue and Perclval street will also be favored.
 Action on the other petitions was postponed for one reason or another.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
H. c. VIBBERT TO MARRY
With Wellesley German Professor He
 Takes Out License in New York.

In New York yesterday Howard c Vibbert of this city and Miss Frieda Reuther of Boston took out a marriage license and after the ceremony is per formed will come to New Haven an1 reside here. Miss Reuther was former ly professor of German at Wellesley college. and 1t was while there that she met Mir. Nibbert.
 MT Vibbert who Is ffty-nine years old. and who has been married once before lives at 7O2 orange street. His father was the rector of St. James church in this city, nd was at one time mentioned for bishop of tho diocese. Howard ' Nbbort's brother, William, is rector of Trinity chapel, New York city
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19

The annual banquet of the Ansonia, Derby, shelton and Seymour Business Mems association which was held in st. Marys hall, Derby. last evening, was the most successful ever held in the history of the association. Be- tween two hundred and twenty-five and two hundred and fifty sat down to The evening was passed very pleasant ly, the program being one long to be remembered by all present. The hall was certainly decorated in very be- coming manner, with pole and flag, and made very fine appearance The tables were set in perfect order and left plenty of room for tho large number of diners. During the evening McDougall's orchestra ren, dered several musical selections.
 Program of the evening: Our Guests A Word of Welcome
 President Charles A. Cook. Toastmaster-Hon Charles H. Will Hams. states attorney | The State Association
 F. S. Valentine, secretary state
 association. Congress of the United States
 Hon. George l.. Lilley, congress-
 man-at-large, Connecticut, The City of Derby
 Mayor A. F. Howe The University and It's Relation to ths Outside World
 Prof. George Henry Nettleton.
 of Yale University. The Trolley and the Public Calvert Townley, vice president
 Connecticut company. l The Kings Business Rev R. N. Houghton, pastor First Congregational church, Derby.
 Officers If the association Charles A. ] Cook. president; Chester F. Tolles, vice president F.. $. Valentine. secretary and treasurer. Entertainment committee--F. r. Ab- 1 bolt, chairman; G. H. Scranton. H. E. 1 Green. Reception committees. c. Radshaw, i F. w. Simmons, E. M Oldham, $. w | Hali, c. R. Clark, !. A. Birge, I. l., i Hubbell, c. E. Barber, T. s. Allis, F. F. Cuddily. F. l.. .Huli, 7. T. Terry. l.. L.. Gregory, C. J. Halper, stanton 1 Champlain.
 The Andrews Catering company of | Bridgeport. catered.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
DERBY.
Special JournaI-couricr News service.)

Special JournaI-Courier News Seryice.)
 A large number watched with inter- resenting the local fire companies in the inter-town pool tournament, last evening. The Fountains of Ansonia, played the Storms in the latter's quar- ters on Third street and secured one out of the first three games played. Shaffer, who played in McCaoe's place because the latter was out of town, lost his game, the first he has played in the tournament The following is the result of the games;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
ON LOnkOIT FOR GRACE.

II A. Rives of 1920 North Main street, Hartford, has informed Captain Dunn of the detective bureau to he on the lookout for Miss Grace Bacon. as the author of the letter wishes to take leT to a deaf mute masquerade The whole department has been assigned to look m Grace
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
WITH THE SIX DAY RACERS.

Boston. Feb lS--The ten teams of professional bicycle riders which are competing in a six days race at the Park Square coliseum tonight had covered 104 miles and two laps at the close of the two and a half hours racing, which is the daily program
 None of the teams nave been lapped
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
TAKES SECOND GAME.

Philadelphia. Feh. is. = Jake Schaeffer secured the lead ever Al bert Cutler of Boston in their f.ao0 point 1S.l balk line billiard match here tonight by taking the second game by a score of 317 to i10.
 The total score for two nights Day is now 500 for Sahaeffer to 4Ee For Cutler
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
BROWN BEATS SYRACUSE.

Providence, R. l., Feb. ls-Brown scored a victory over the Syracuse un- iversity basketball team here tonight by ] score of g to il. The game was the fastest seen here this season. With the exception of the game forfeited 10 Wesleyan last night, tonight was the first time the Syracuse team has peen defeated this year.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19

Mrs. Harriet C. Lewis, widow of the late Levi c. Lewis, passed away at her home, at IA Caroline street, Tuesday morning at 9 o'cock, after an illness of several months. Mrs. Lewis has been a resident of this city for the past six ty-onc years and was devout member of the Methodist church. She is sur vivei by one daughter, Miss Ella Lew. is of this city. Undertaken Lewis has charge of the funeral arrangements.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
WESTWARD HO!
American Auto Leads World-Girdiers
 Into Indiana This Morning.

Ahtp LUIS
 Cleveland, O.. Feb. 1S.-The Ameri- can car in the New Yorkto- Paris race. driven by Montague Roberts, practically passed through Ohio tor day. The car entered the state just east of Conneaut at 7:15 o'clock this morning. arrived at Cleveland at 11:4O, left at 1:03 D. m, and arrived at Toledo at 9:35 tonight It will re- main in Toledo over night and enter Indiana tomorrow forenoon.
 The French car. driven by St. Chaf- fray. was but a few hours behind the American car all day. The French car stopped at Fremont for the night and unless it meets with an accident it. also, will enter Indiana to-mor- row.
 The Italian car arrived here at p. m. and will remain over night
 Buffalo, N. Y.. Feb. 1S,-The sec ond French automobile. driven by Goddard, arrived here tonight. It will remain here until tomorrow morning
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
JUNK DEALER ARRESTED.

Hyman Krall of 2S Dow street was added to the already long list of junk dealers taken in for violation of the law yesterday afternoon. He has neg lected 10 file reports with the police
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19

WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE. From october to May. Colds are tho most frequent cause of Headache, LAXATIVE BROMO QUTNINE removes cause. F. V. Grove on box a5c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19

The Paugassetts met the Storms their own table and the following results of the first three games:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-19
Ogden News
Office-410 Twenty-fifth Street.
Ogden, Saturday, Sept. 10.
HEAD CRUSHED BY A BRIDGE
Albert Howe, Flagman, Killed on
Rio Grande Train at
Provo River

Albert l.. Howe. a flagman on the Rio
Grande Western, met with tragic death
yesterday afternoon at about o'clock,
by being knocked from a train at the
Provo river bridge. Howe was standing
on the rear platform and when nearing
the bridge he leaned over TO see il the
brakes were sticking. When crossing the
bridge he was struck on the head by one
of the side Orders and knocked from the
train 10 the river. twenty-five feet below
AS soon possible the train was stopped
and backed up TO the bridge and the train
crew got the body from the river, placed
IL upon a stretcher and brought it to this
city. AT the Richey undertaking rooms
II was found that Howes skull was
crushed, both arms and his neck We're
broken.
Mr.. Howe was IL years OF age, had been
a resident of Ogden for eighteen years,
and leaves wife and four children. For
fifteen years he Was in the employ of the
Southern Pacific company and entered
the employ of the Rio Crande Western
on Aug. of this year. He was secretary
of the Il. r. T. lodge of OGDEN for ten
years and was a member OF the local
lodge of Elks. The funeral services will
be held Monday at O'Clock a the Pres
byterian church. Rev. ]. +. Carver VIII
Cffciate. The funeral will be under the
auspices of the B. r. T. and the Elks. A
brother of Mr.. Howe will arrive in Ogden
SUNDAY evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-19
MUSIC COMPANY IS FINED
R. w. Daynes Says Concern Was Not
Treated Fairly by City's
Legal Department.

Judge Diehl yesterday announced his de-
cision in the case of the Clayton-D aynes
Music company, which was charged with
violation of the city license ordinance.
He imposed fine of $50
r. w. Daynes said his firm had not
been treated fairly by the city's legal de-
partment.
when We received our application
blank said Mr.. Daynes. II considered
the form rather severe m that il stips-
lated the maximum amount of stock car
ried. | changed the wording to read the
approximate amount carried and filed the
application for license. A complaint was
filed against us the same day Our coun-
sci had assurance from the city attor-
ney's office that the hearing would be
postponed until the question involved had
been settled. We were given no opportu-
nifty to contest the case in police court.
and of course we will appeal IL TO a high
er court. AS far as the bench warrant
which was issued for me is concerned | am
informed by counsel that il is illegal to
hold an individual for an act Of a cor
poration under these circumstances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-19
HERRING EXT0LS OGDEN.
Says II Was Chosen Forest Head
quarters on Its Merits.

w. Z. Herring. chief engineer of the
forest service. arrived in Ogden yester-
day from three months trip on the
coast in the interest of the service. Tanned
by the suns and winds of Nevada and
California. Mr.. Herring is a picture of
perfect health, and says he had long
and tedious trip and is very glad to reach
Utah.
While absent Mr.. Herring visited all
the forest reserves on the coast from
Lower California TO northern Washington.
While in California Mr.. Herring says
that. despite the heroic efforts of the
members of the forest service. the forest
fires among the big trees did a great
amount of damage. He expressed his
pleasure at Ogden being chosen as the
headquarters for the district of the serv-
ice The advantages of Ogden, Mr.. Her
ring said. were carefully noted by Clifford
Pinchot. chief forester, upon his recent
visit TO this city. which were the merits
upon which the city won.
After several days visit in this vicin-
ity Mr.. Herring will continue on to Wash
ington.