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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-21

that due may be given ach but be done
Those who took the work Dead God
rest their souls Those who are living honor them.
the the fine created
and endowed with thousand dollars towards mante
appauded by the press far and wide and looked
The Utah Art Institute has given annual exhibitions since
It's charter that these be different cities of the
that the has been carried Logan Provo Ogden
Mant and elsewhere much the qualification of the Fresh
additions the workers. and Leo Fairbanks Wright
Logan John Sears and Clyde Squres both of whom have
distinction in New York Earl Cummings who San
and after studying abroad took his place the
most gifted western cupto Luke Crawshaw of Ogden after
the Julian Academy Paris contributed several promising
works sculpture and modelling Some talented ladies joined the
work. notably Miss Mary Teasde Mrs Grace Y Kerr Mrs Edna
W. Sloan Miss Christensen Mrs HARDWOOD Miss Mcguire
Mr. Lee Green Richards returned from Europe and proved
himself be portrait of the first class besides contributing
extremely artistic landscapes the We give
ton herewith of of Mr. Richards best efforts although
Gently completed picture of Mrs Emmeine Wells adorable
portrait of adorable and by itself would place
the first ranks of his profession in any community
Another Of the younger Mr. M. NJ Young
paints WELL but whose particular inclination sculpture
Among other works portrait bust of Miss Celia Sharp
tuy rendered by him that proved his and
reputation considerably He is full length
bronze niche the front of the Salt Lake Temple
achievement that belongs and should bring
fame the conception Monument the Gu of which
an illustration This is in commemoraion of weknown and
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-21
MANUSCRIPTS AND PICTURES Contributions respectfully

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invited under following Careful reading given all
scripts Preference given matter relating the Inter
mountain West whether short Stories historical descriptive
sketches anecdotes special articles poetry humor Address
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The editor of this periodical will all welcome
acknowledge suggestions relative improving
and usefulness of this paper
Ernesne SchumannHeink though she has often sung Gar
men, declares that she could sing the of the cigarette girl
that people would laugh
That Carmen the mother of eight children Well what of iii?
And BESIDES in thousand of her
she the mother of eight if she ashamed of it.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
WALLINGPORD.
,sreclnl IournnI.courler Ncr. ser,lrc.

Wallingford, Feb. lS,-Charlie Jupes, the year-old son of Mir and Mrs Joseph Jupes of North William street suffered a painful accident this after noon shortly after o'clock. while at tempting to get ride on Waldo Cooks truck. The lad was drawing himself upon the rear end of the wagon when his leg became entangled in the wheel. He was pulled off the wagon by the force of the wheel and the rear wheels passed over his legs. He was taken into the Kennedy News Companys store and Dr. ]. II. Buffum wac sum- moned. About half an hour later the lad was taken to his home. Dr. Buff fun stated this evening he thought the boys leg would not have to be am- putatcd
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
Reiskc and Saunders in Court.

The cases against Frauk Reiske, charged with non-support and Terrence Saunders charged with lon-support came up before Judge Phelps in the Borough court this afternoon. The Reiske case was put 0n first. Attor- nev C. ]. Danaher of Mcridcn was counsel for Reiske. John A. H. Heiue- man was sworn in as interpreter. Af- ter a hearing lasting over two hours the court decreed that judgment would be suspended for two WIG, ks in order that Mir and Mrs. Eeiska might have q chance to get together again and settle their grievances. The present Mrs. Reiske is Raiske's second wife and he has only been married since last Ji;lv.
 The second case that of Terrence Saunders also charged with nnn- sup port was disposed of in the same way as the first, judgment beitg suspended for two weeks. Providing the couples are not living together pea,,,n blv hv the end of that period they will again be brought in court.
 Thomas Brennan furnisllei bonds for Reiske's appearance in court. Tuesday morning. March at 2 o'clock Henry Saunders furnished bonds for Terrence Saunders appearance on the same day. 1 Officer O'Reilly served he warrents.
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R. \. Banquet.

The first annual banquet and dance of the Wallingferd council, Royal Ar canium was held in Judds hall this evening. The evenings festivities op- ened with informal dancing from un- til 9:S0 music being furnished by the Opera House orchestra. Following the dance whist was enjoyed until lo.3o O. clock when the crowning event of the evening was opened The banquet was all that could be wished for and was heartily enjoyed by the members and their invited guests. The following menu was served:
 Turkey Cranbury sauce
 Roast Pork Salads Olives Celery
 Pickels.
 c,t, Coffee Rolls
 Oranges Bananas Grapes
 Cigars.
 Fruit Punch.
 After the feast several informal speeches were made by the officers oi the council and Grand Regent savage of Meriden. The affair was grand success in every sense If the word and reflected great credit upon the manage ment. It is planned to make the aiiiir an annual feature of The ledge
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CleaninS-Up
 Before Inventory

We have separated from the balance of our stock a goodly number of pieces on which we will make large reductions from regular prices.
 Included in them are some goods that we are going out of patterns of silver we are to discontinue and some articles that are slightly shop worn.
 There are also many staple articles that we have seen for a year and want to say good bye to, as well as others that per haps we bought too freely.
 Taken all in all, the stock we offer affords splendid purchas- ing at great savings. Every article carries the full Monson guarantee.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
SOUTHING70N.
Special Journal-Courier News service.D

Special Journal Courier News service.D
 Southington, Feb. 1I.-Frank Rach- or, aged sixty-eight years, died Sun day in New York city after a short illness. The deceased had been suff- ering from gallstones and gastritis. He Is survived by Mrs. Seymour Try on. Mrs. George Langdon. Mrs Fran cis Fish, and Miss Josephine Rachor. Tho body will be brought here for burial in Oak Hill cemetery. and the funeral will be held Wednesday.
 Robert NJ. Barnes. son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Barnes of Knowles ave- nue. was married Saturday, February 15, at the First Baptist parsonage to Miss Ruth Suckley of Thomaston The groom was formerly resident of the place, but is now employed in Thom- aston. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the home of the groom after which the couple left for a wedding tour to Boston. They will reside in Thomaston.
 The rolling mill cut of 1-2 per cent. has been somewhat reduced Yesterday a committee was appointed by the employees to wait upon Mana ger S n. Neal to effect a compro- mise. They were received very cor diallv and the matter of prices was thoroughly threshed The manager agreed to make it a per cent cut in- stead of the 1-2 which was first promised. The committee was told
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
Smith Bankrupt Estate Sold.

Attorney NJ. T. Downes sold at pub lie auction this morning the stock and fixtures of the bankrupt estate of George A. Smith to Attorney C. A. Har- rison. The fixtures were sold for sl,500 subject to a claim If s9O0 of Levi Will COX of Waterbury, and the stock was sold for s455, making the total amount paid sl,955 Attorney Harrison bought the stock and fixtures in the interests of local parties who will soon form a corporation to carry on the drug bus mess here.
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Independents Win.

In the opening games of the Walling- ford Basketball league at the T. A. B. Hall this evening tho Independents defeated Company K by score of 20 to l5. The game was close throughout and the first half ended with the score Co., K. 10, Independents 2. Lanuette and E. Borghi excelled for company K and Burke and Fleming put up a great game for the Independents. The line up and summary. Go. K. Independents. J. Borghi ..................... Burke
 Right Forward Lanuette ...........,.....t..... sullivan
 Left Forward. IA. Borghi ...............,,.,.. Flemlng
 Center. Shipke. F Borgli .......... Quinlivan
 Right Forward. Cody ..,.................. Hassett
 Left Guard.
 Score-Independents, 20: CO K, 15. Points-Lauuettc 6, Burke B. Shpke ?, Cody 2, Fleming 6. A. Borghi 2. Sulli- van {, Hassett 2, k. Borghi ?. Referee --Mottram; umpire-Payne; timer, Ger maine.
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Whist q Success.

The Children of Mary society gave very successful public whist in the basement of the Holy Trinity church, this evening. There was a large num- Der in attendance and all present re- port most enjoyable evening. The committees in charge comprised the following:
 General-Misses Mae Gaherty, Nellie Wallace, Katherine Luby, Mary Me Cartn, Elizabeth Grafton.
 Timer-Miss Emma Kennedy.
 Scorers-M Misses May Kennedy, Cath crime Wrinn, Sarah Laden, May Devine. Annie Kelly. Annie Reiski, Mary Luby, Elizabeth Grafton, Kath- crime Luby, Nellie Wallace, Katherine Roach, Mary Lane.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19

Yesterday afternoon just as car was about to stop in Grand avenue. near Clinton avenue. lad from the Strong school ran right into the car and if the electric had not been going slow, he certainly would have been in- jured Many boys from this school are certainly vary careless the way they chase cars and it is a wonder that
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19

Tonight was ladies' night at the meeting of St. Paul's Church club in the parish house and an interesting program was given. Miss Grace Oar ling was the speaker of the evening and she gave an interesting talk on Settlement work" Miss Darling has had considerable experience in that liine of work and gave the audience a very clear idea of the manner in which the work Is carried on.
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The Colony street school basketball team will play the Branford Grammar school five at the Trades Council hall tomorrow evening Wednesday, La dies will be admitted free.
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FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Baseball Talk Starting-lra Fonda to Build Power
 Boat This Year.

While there is already some base ball talk in Fair Haven, it is doubtful if a real strong team is formed in this section of the city this summer. Three years ago there was the East Side team probably as good a baseball team as Fair Haven ever had. It IS sid that if there was sufficient enthu- siasm just as good team could be formed the coming season, but the backing seems to be lacking. base ball admirer in speaking about the outlook last evening. said; Why, l see no reason why Fair Haven could not have a strong baseball team this summer. Certainly there are enough good players over here, but when the East Side team went up, interest seemed to diminish. That was cer- tainly a good team. There was Honce, the pitcher; Captain Holiday. catcher; Poole and Craemer in the field, and Fryer on first base, besides several other good players. The East Side team won many victories, and there was an attempt to revive the team, but it was no go. Why, there Is talent enough if there is only the right kind of interest. One year Fair Haven had a league, and there was a city league, and these all helped to keep up the interest. Oh, l expect there will be the usual number of teams composed of young players. Last year there were the Fair Ha- vens, the Monarchs, Cedar Hills and the Riversides and two years ago the Bennetts were quite a team. These small hines have a good deal of sport out of the game. But what is wanted in Fair Haven is good strong team of older players. And there is no reason in the world why team should not be formed, There arc just as many people over here who are anxious to see a good game of ball as ever, if there was only some one to go ahead and form a good strong nine"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19

Of Cleveland, and Emery Morse, Gladys I. Morse and Carlton Morse. minors of Wallingford, by their next friend, Elizabeth r. Morse, against Mary E. Morse of Wallingford, to determine the title of two pieces of property known as the Belmont property and II Cherry street. This property is now In the name of Mary F. Morse. The case Is returnable to the superior court at New Haven, March 3, 1908.
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Fair Haven was pretty well repre- sented at the Taft banquet Monday night Among those who attended were Andrew R. Bradley, R. G. Davis, C. F. Bray, H. A. Loveland, w. H. Kellogg, William E. Granniss, Ger maine A. Kellogg, Chauncey Clark and Arthur Hemingway. At the re- ception in the afternoon at the New Haven house for old soldiers. those at tending included Luzerne F. Barnes Friend H. Francis, William E. Nor gan, Wallace Hurlburt and MT East man.
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WESTVILLE.

The Tp-to-date club held their week. ly meeting at the home of Mrs. A. B. Reed of Alden avenue on Monday af- ternoon. The meeting was a very in- terestng one, large number of mem bers being present Mrs. Laurens Len nox read about the Cathedral of Ami ems.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
MILFORD.

Special Journal Courier News Seryice.)
 Milford, Feb iS.-Miss Ethel Clark entertained the members of the G. c. club, and nine young men at a Valen- tine party. The evening was enjoyed, all kinds of games being played, Re- freshments were served.
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There was large attendance in the parish rooms of St. James F. F.. church last evening at the entertain ment given by the St. James club. This club formed some months ago has large membership and is doing good work. The entertainment last evening was under the joint direction of this club and the church. An ex- cellent program had been arranged and it was well given. The program follows: Piano solo. Miss Marshall; selection, "Doan You Cry Ma Honey" Alpha Girls quartet; Pierson the great in his unique entertainment Of magic, mirth and mystery; selection, Annie Laurie" Alpha Girls quartet; minstrel novel, w. Nelman, accompan- jed by Mrs. Amelia Neuman; tenor solo, Beneath the Pines of Maine" Ernest w. Daldue selection, Ken lucky Belle" Alpha Girls quartet.
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Mrs. E. c. Hastings entertained the N. N. Whist club at her home on Fail street this evening
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The ladies of St. Paul's guild will serve supper, Thursday evening at 6:S0 o'clock In the parish house.
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As result of fall from his wagon In Grand avenue on Monday, Walter Judson of North Haven fractured his ankle.
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Miss Alice Thompson of Grand av- enue is visiting in New York.
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Lieutenant Earl J. Atkinson, U. S. A. and Lieutenant Ray l.. Avery II. s. A. graduated laJt week from West Point are the guests of Lieutenant E. w. Putney of the same class. To-day (Tuesday) the young officers are spend- ing tho day in New Haven. and visit ing Yale University.
 Mrs. Walter F. Patchen of Bridgeport spent yesterday with relatives in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Orlando I. Allen. who town, loft for their home on Tuesday morning.
 George r. Platt of Wharf street, Is able to be out, after his recent ill., ness.
 Mrs Albertus Clark of Orange is in- proving after an attack of the grip.
 The Wheel Club Whist party will be held this evening. The prizes are very fine. and 1t Is expected that the atten- dance will be very large.
 Volunteer Council. R. A. will hold a meeting in Royal Arcanum Hall oil Thursday evening.
 Friday evening. whist is to he giy en by the Devon Social club in the club house. Valuable prizes have been secured for this occasion.
 The town hall will present much 1 improved appearance. New stage furni. ture has been purchased by the SC. l lectmen. and the ianitor, Mir. Moore | has purchased a new piano which will | be appreciated at concerts and hops. There were lonored guests at St Mary's rectory. on Sunday Right Rev l Bishop Tierney, and Rev. ]. c. Mur- ray. the chancellor of the diocese oi Connecticut.
 B. M. Retta. who recently left Mil. ford for Providence, R. l., is in town on a short visit.
 Rev. Peter McClean Is again iu towr | after stay of five weeks at the Mur ray Hill sanitairum in New York city It is a matter of congratulation that Father McClean is In much better health. although he Is still suffering from the sciati,a rheumatism.
 MT. and Mrs. Einmons Chase. wfos' house was recently burned. are a I present occupying the Hodgson hous' on High street.
 Indian River Grange will meet thi evening. and it is expected that tn meeting will be of special interest
 The annual concert and reception o William Fowler council, Q. r. A. Nj will be held in the Town Hall on Sat urday evening. Music by Jerome May Banjo club. The degree team of Mill CT Commandery. No 12. Loyal LegioT of Bridgeport. will give an exhibitio drill. The team will be escorted fror Mechanics Hall to the Town hall b the Milford Military band.
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Members of Mason Rogers Relief corps, W. R. C., are looking forward to their fifteenth anniversary celebration which will occur on Thursday evening of this week.
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Ami Ludington of Quinnipiac avenue who has been i'll from blood poisoning was able to be out yesterday.
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Albert Plant and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Plants brother, Ed ward J. Upson of East Haven. Sunday afternoon.
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Three candidates were initiated at the meeting of the Sunshine Social club of this week
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Miss Jean Gold who is now residing with her father on Whallay avenue will leave tomorrow to spend a few days in New York city.
 The funeral of MT Henry Bristol, who died suddenly at his home on Mon day afternoon will be held from his late residence. e6 Harrison street. on Thursday afternoon at half-past two. Interment will be in the family plot in the Westville cemetery Mir Bristol was in his seventy-fourth year. but very active man having held position in the Geometric Tool Co, until the time of his Illness He was very active in the Mutull Benefit association being treasurer of the lodge for a great many years, and also being a member of the Grand Army they will have charge of the funeral servl. He was i'll for only three days so his death came as a great shock to host of friends.
 The ladies of the Up-to-date club will entertain the gentlemen on Wednes- day evening of this week at the home of MT. F. A. Todd on Alden avenue The usual evening for the whist is on Friday but being inconvenient to the members this week, it was changed to Wednesday.
 Pref. Kelley gave an informal dance in Masonic hall last evening" which was very largely attended Extra from the regular program was an exhibition of fancy dancing by John and Helen Goode.
 The cold weather has again brought on good skating. which the young peo- pie are ali delighted in and if it con tinues there will probably be another cutting of ice. Several of the people from town went to Lake Whitney yes terday and reported the ice in fine skating condition.
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there has not been some severe acei, dent the present season,
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A valentine surprise party was held at the home of Chester Swift, at The Plains Music, games and collation. filled up the evening in delightful manner.
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Morse Civil Suit.

Civil action has been brought by George W. Morse and Frank H. Morse
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Harry Bassett of Main street has found a penny dated l794. It is in ex- cellent condition and is considerably valued by old coin enthusiasts.
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The profits of the supper given by the men of St. James church last week amounted to S45.
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BRANFORD.

Branford, Feb 1s-The Clover bas- ketball team of Meriden which was an nounced for the Wednesday evening at the armory, have canceled their en gagement and the Battery has secured the New Haven Consolidated as the at traction
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The February meeting of the Bran ford auxiliary of the Women's Board of Missions was held with Mrs. c. W. Prann of Harrison avenue, this after noon.
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News of Neighboring Places

afternoon with Mrs. c. F. Bradley, of Main street.
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MT. and Mrs. H. A. Loveland of Fair Haven heights left yesterday for New Britain for visit of two weeks with friends.
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Unity Council, O. |, A. M. met this evening.
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Daniel Kelly, who has been the watchman in charge of the Sachems Head quarry since the plant was at tached about six weeks ago, spent Sun day at his home in Branford
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that the regular price would be re- sumed when orders increased.
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There is good skating at fleming ways and yesterday afternoon and last evening there was merry crowd of skaters assembled there.
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The steamer Ruel Rowe arrived yesterday from Narragansett bay with a cargo of oysters and the steamer H. c. Rowe is expected to arrive to- day
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The Comfortable society of the Con gregational church meets Wednesday
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Mizpah circle of the Baptist church meets "Wednesday afternoon with Miss Charlotte Fritz.
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Walter H. Small, superintendent of schools of Providence, R. l., will lee ture to the Southington Lecture club tomorrow night. Mir. Small is a speak CT of widespread reputation and will undoubtedly prove very entertaining. His subject will be Education. Old and New"
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The Daughters of the King met Mon day evening with Miss Lauretta Bab- cock of South Main street.