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ANSONIA.
Special Journal-courier New. Service.

Special Journnl-Courier News Service)
 H. Wesley Manville. who was ar- rested Tuesday evening and arraigned in the police. court, yesterday morning, charged with entering the. chicken coop of Charles Smith, nJersey street and attempting to make off with three chickens was discharged by Judge Tucker when he heard the evidence. Smith testified that he saw light near the coop and Investigating saw .Manville few feet away from the door which was open and three chck- ems out in the yard, Manville denied that he was a thief and said he was looking for closet when he Stumbled upon the cop and opened the door. The light he said, was from his lighted cig- arctic. +f
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

Installation exercises were held by the Star of Bethlehem and Eureka lodges last night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

A food sale, of excellent bread and attepastry, will be held at the Chapter of house, on Saturday afternoon, under the auspices of the members of Free love Baldwin Stow chapter, D. A. R.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

The First Baptist church has sold to Robert F. Copeland a lot fronting 50 feet in Bailey street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

A whist is being planned by the members of the Ladies of the Golden Eagle, to be held at A. o. U. W. hall, 25 Grand avenue, tomorrow afternoon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

Charles O'Neil has recovered from his recent attack of the grip.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

Miss Amanda Nichols is now in the New Haven hospital. suffering from a badly dislocated shoulder The acci- dent was caused by fall on the ice.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

Wonx tribe, No. 2S, will meet to-mor- row night.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist church will meet to-morrw af- teinoon (Thursday) at the residence of Mrs. B. l.. Loudon on East. Center street. As this is the annual meeting a large attendance Is hoped for
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

Former Selectman M. P. Rice is con- valescing from an attack of the grip.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

The Misses Eagan of 133 Fillmore street are entertaining Miss Bertha Carleton of Waterbury,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

The Milford boys. who are students 1t Yale, have resumed their work. Stanley N Clarke, senior at Shelf
 boards in New Haven. Ray Nettleton.
 of Yale Academic. goes to college dali ] ly, boarding at home.
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BRANFORD.
Special Journal-courler New. service,

Branford, Jan. S.-The work of in- stalling the electric fire alarm has been commenced The alarm will be at- tached to Trinity chuych.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

Miss Rose Beaudoin of Broad street. spent the holidays with relatives in Chicopee, Mass.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

The Wallingfords took all five games from the Owencos last evening In the city bowling league.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

Miss Margaret Caskn of New Haven Is assisting Administrator NJ. P. Hard ing on the accounts of the late James T. Kane
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

P. Sullivan, laborer, was fined sl and costs of S.5s in this mornings ses- sion of the police court for drunken ness.
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There will be arehearsal of the sem for choir of St. Joseph's church In the chapel this evening at 7:S0 o'clock. <
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MT, and Mrs. John Clayton of South Cherry street are rejoicing over the ar rival of daughter, born last night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

Among the pleasing features of. the afternoons program was the reading of paper entitled "Reminiscences of the Jurnel Mansion,' and the render Ing of several vocal selections by Mrs. Squires of Naugatuck. Mrs. Charles Remer and Miss Alcine w. Hotchkiss were the hostesses at the meeting.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

The Apothecaries Hall company of Waterbury. have leased the drug store formerly conducted by George A. Smith on Center street for term of five years from the owner of the building,i E. Nj. Koch. They will take possession immediately.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

An attachment for $500 has been placed on the. shoe store conducted by Mrs. Fannie Waingrow on lower Main street by Deputy Sheriff Hoyt at the instance of Durham Bros. of Brattle-
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The prayer meetings of the First and the Plymouth churches will be held on FTriday evening at 7:45 o'clock. The
 class meeting of the M. E. church will be held at the same hour.
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The Wallingford basketball team will play the Independents of South ington in the Southington town hall, next Saturday evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09

James Gallaghers guest William Managon returned to his home in Bridgeport. yesterday.
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County President Mccarthy of New Haven, will be present at the meeting of the Third Division, A. 0. H., tfiis ev- ,ening in Celtic hall to install the ofn- cers. Vss4
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The Daughters of Liberty will hold a hose supper this afternoon between the hours of and o'clock at the home of J. H. yrannen, lSS Wakelee avenue.
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The funeral of Richard Hall was held from his late home on Orchard street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 by Rev. s. E. Robinson, pastor of the A. NJ F. Zion church on Derby ave nue, Interment tok place in Pine Grove cemetery. Undertaken Kaiser was in charge.
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The following officers of Accanant lodge, N. Il, I. O.; o. F., were installed by D. G. NJ, George J. Joab last eve. ming:
 N, G.-E. W. Hall. V. CIR. F. Fisher. R. S.-Arthur James F. S.--W. H. Dunn Treasurer-F. w. Phelps. R. s. N. CIV H. Goddard. l.. s. N. GIL. D. Hill. D. G.-C. W. Robinson. l. GA. H. Hall.
 R. S. V. CHI. F. Wescott. l.. S. V. G.--G. Gross
 R. S. S.-S. S. Van Tassell. l.. S. S.-W, W. Hunt.
 Warden-R. H. Golf.
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The Junior league will meet In the chapel at 3:45 o'clock. on Friday after noon. The members will answer to the roll call, with a Bible verse. contain
 ing the word Principle" The Sum shine society will meet at the same hour dn the parish house.
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The first two union meetings which were held at the Congregational church Tuesday and Wednesday even
 ing were very largely attended and it Is thought by the Rev Otto w. Burt ner, the Rev. Ebert E. Gates and the Rev. Henry Blatz, jr,, the pastors of the First Congregational, the Baptist church and the M. E. church, who have united for the annual prayer week that better results are obtained in this manner. The services commence each evening at 7:45 o'clock. Last evening they were held at the Congregational church with sermon delivered by the pastor on Christ the Savior" This evening the services will be held at the M. E.. church and the topic of the sermon will be Saved to Serve" Fri day evening the last of the union ser- vices will be held at the Baptist church and the sermon will be on This One Thing l Do"
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When the case of Simon Krel, who was arrested Tuesday night on com plaint of Petronia Pelich, came up be- fore the local court yesterday morning, It was found out there was no judge in the city to try the case. Judge Downs was at Hartford and Deputy Judge Kelly in New Haven where he had been summoned on jury duty. Pe- tronia Pelich claimed that Krel had called her out of her name. Attorney Ii. B. Peck, who was retained by the defendant, showed Prosecuting Attor- ney McMahon that the complainant had recently compromised civil &C., ton for islander against Krel for $50 which he had paid to her. When the prosecuting attorney saw the paper he nolled the case against Krel.
 The Derby Neck Library circle will meet on Friday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. w. Bis- sell at IFS Hawthorne avenue.
 lHe Wolldn duxludry or me DerDy- Shelton Y. M. c. A. will hold an im- portant meeting this afternoon at o'clock
 The following people have been sum- moned by Deputy Sheriff Hoyt to do jury duty in New Haven court of com mon pleas: George B. Clark, Thoma. B. Whitney and Benjamin Bird: su perior court, criminal side, George Turney, George Rowell, Luzon Hubbell civil side, John Hubbell and A. H. Kel | ty
 The Storm Engine company held it
 annual meeting last evening at it quarters on Elizabeth street. The of ficers for the ensuing year were in. stalled, a fine. supper was served ant
 pleasing musical program rendered -------.-----
 An attachment for $500 has heer
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Recorded real estate transfers to- day: Eliphalet and Martha E. Hillard to Thomas J. Prlng seventy-three acres in Parker's Farms district; Pat rick J. and John H. Laden, l0ox207 feet on South Cherry street to the First Hungarian Sick Benefit and Church society. Upon this land the society will erect church building.
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The Derby Neck Library circle will meet on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. c. w. Bis- sell at IFS Hawthorne avenue.
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Prosperity is again commencing tc
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The Woman's auxiliary of the Derby Shelton Y. M. c. A. will hold an i'm portant meeting this afternoon at o'clock.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-01

When you buy property see that
you get an abstract with it. Penn
& Davidson, Abstracters. I7-Imo
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WEDDING AN.
NIVERSARY.

A pleasant little social event
took place last Tuesday evening,
when Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fl. Koch
at the close Of the regular meeting
OF gBethel Chapter No. IS, O. +.
s., surprised the members with an
invitation to accompany them to
their house and partake of refresh
ments etc. All this was in cele-
bration Of the 2oth anniversary Of
their marriage, and the invitation
was accepted. There we're pres
emit: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Jones';
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Carter and
their guest, Mrs. Wheeler; Mr..
and Mrs. S. Anderson; Mr.. and
Mrs. X. p. Donohoo; Mrs. Elkins;
Mrs. Hardy; Mrs. DIR. Russell;
Mrs. Jos. Spencer; Mrs. H. H..
Hargis; Mrs. DeOlivera; Messrs
John L. Whitmore; Prof. c. E..
Ware and DIR. r. S. Coulter.
The refreshments consisted of
chicken salad, potato chips, cake
and coffee. After lunch, all en-
gagged in a pleasant chat and then
with many kind wishes for their
continued happiness, wendell their
way homeward.
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This record certainly entities
Tucumcari and Quay county to be
known as the land of Sun Shine.
For climate we lead the world.
There is never a day in the year
that farmers can't work out doors.
Stock live in the open without
feed except that furnished by ma
lures meadows in the unsettled dis
tricts. Quit baking your shins
around the fire in the frozen re-
gions of the north and come to
Quay county.
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SUNSHINE in
The ". S. Department Weather
Bureau Report First Half
of January.
Sun Shines Every Day.

q NJ. un,, Z Set Max Snowfall Prevail Chsrse.
Z mun mum imum at inches ing Wind ter OF
- ""' wv" q 6p.m. or Rain Direction Days
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-11
CLUB MEMBERS
FENCE FOR CUB
SECOND TOURNEY FOR EDDY
CUP TONIGHT
TWO BOXING BOUTS cARDED FoR
DECISION s.
Elaborate Program Arranged for En-
tertainment of L. A. A. C. Men,
bers and Their Wives-All
Events Attractive

The second annual fencing tourna- y
ment for the Eddy cup will be held to-
night at the Los Angeles Athletic club
and an elaborate program of fencingl
and boxing bouts and gymnastic exhi-.
billions, interspersed with a musical
program by the Kendall quartet, has
been arranged. The event will be one
of the features of the season at the
club and the members and friends who
will attend have been invited to bring
their wives.
Eight candidates have entered the
tournament and will contest for the
cup. They are ALI Beaudry, Clifford
r. Horn, j.. r. Kline, p. II. Montgom-
cry, III. Mellen, e. DIETRICH, G. B. Smith
and Warde l.. Heller, who won the cup
last year. Under the rules governing
the contest for the cup it must be won
twice before 1t becomes the property
Of the holder.
Two boxing bouts of two rounds
each will be put on between the pre-
liminary and final bouts at fencing
Ivan Kahn and George Damron will
go on first and Walla Wheeler, amateur
featherweight champion of Southern
California, will box Sam Coulter, anna
teur lightweight champion. This quar-
tet of boxers represents the best anna
teur talent in the southland and the
bouts should result in clever exhibitions
of the manly art. They are instructed
in the art by Dewitt c.. Van Court the
veteran boxing instructor of the club.
All are members of the sclub, as are the
fencers, who are students in the classes
instructed by Prof. Harry Uyttenhove.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-11
CLOSE DEAL FOR
SEASIDE ANNEX
BRANCH OF l. A. A. c. GOES
TO VENICE
WORK Is ORDERED TO cEGiN
WITHOUT DELAY
NEGOTIATIONS for Space in New Bath
House Brought to Successful
End Yesterday - Ready
In Two Weeks

Negotiations for the establishment OF
branch of the Los Angeles Athletic
club at Venice, to be known as the H.
A. A. G. annex, were brought TO sue
cessful termination yesterday and pc
fore another fortnight has passed INTO
history the club will have its annex
opened and occupied. Secretary Hen
derson completed the final details yes
terday weheYeby the club gets room
43x90 feet in the new Venice pain
house, and Architect Russell, who Is a
member of the club, has been directed
to begin work at once at improving the
space according to plans already drawn
According to the plans decided upon,
the room will be equipped with a mod
ern gymnasium for the use of the men,
bers, especially those who are training
for the various tournaments and VINO
are members of physical culture
classes, and baths will also be added.
| large reading room and parlors and
about twenty sleeping rooms Will be
| furnished, and, in fact, the annex Will
| be miniature edition of the local club.
| The idea of establishing branch or
annex of the club at Venice originated
| from those members who go to Venice
| every summer for several months and
who otherwise would be deprived of the
pleasure and enjoyment of club privi-
| leges unless they should go to the in
| convenience of making a trip to Los
| Angeles. 1t also will be quite con-
venience for members who go to Venice
| for day or week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-11
ATHLETIC CLUB TEAM
IS BEING RE0RGANIZED
Eighteen Members of the L. A. A. c.
Attend Meeting and Agree to Re-
port Sunday Morning for
Practice Game

Candidates for the various positions
on the baseball team of the Los Ange-
les Athletic club met at the club rooms
last night and discussed plans for the
coming season. All the members of
last years team were present and the
majority of them were candidates for
their old positions George c. Adair
was reelected manager and Leo Guern-
sey was elected captain. Guernsey also
will pitch for the team. Eighteen club
members were selected and instructed
to appear at the St. Vincent's ball
ground for practice Sunday morning.
Final selections will be made then.
Manager Adair addressed those as
sembled and told them they would have
to attend regularly to make the team a
success. He said the team surely would
be a winner If the boys would put a
little ginger into their work. There
was some talk of imposing fine upon
each member who failed to appear at
the regular practice games. Adair is
arranging for four games with the mer-
camille teams of the city, after which
he will challenge any team In the city.
Arrangements were made to purchase
uniforms bats and balls.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-11
KEENE HORSES ARE
FAVORED IN STAKES
ALL HAVE SHOWN TO BE IN
GREAT FORM
Ballot, Celt and Colin Seem to Out
class Their Rivals and viii
Garry Bulk of Public
Money

NEW YORK, June 10.-That the SUI
burban, the next big event of the met
ropolitan racing season, will, in all
probability, be added to the winnings
of James R. Keene is the opinion being
expressed by horsemen.
Mr.. Keene's great horses, Colin, Celt
and Ballot, are all eligible for the
stake and some race followers are
enthusiastic enough to predict that If
Mr.. Keene starts them all he can cap
ture all three prizes.
1t may happen, as in other years
when Mr.. Keene appeared to hold the
Suburban safe, that something will
turn up either before or during the
running to prevent the spotted jacket
from being carried to the front. AT
this time, however, Mr.. Keene has
every reason to anticipate victory
Indications are that he not only holds
the Suburban, but, barring accident
practically every other important race
to come for horses of years old and
upward.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-11
ATHLETIC BODY WILL
PLAN FOR NEXT SEASON
Schedule of Games Under the New
Arrangement to Be Agreed Upon
at Meeting to Be Held
Saturday Night

There will be a mass meeting of the
athletic boards of all the schools COM
prising the city section of Los Angeles
county in the auditorium of the Poly
technic high school Saturday night.
The city section is composed of schools
in the county which have an atten-
dance of 200 or over. The meeting,
which will be conducted by Kinter
Hamilton, coach of Harvard, will re-
ceive the reports of the different secre-
taries and treasurers of the athletic
boards and then will arrange schedule
of games for the different ball teams
next season. The management of the
teams will be discussed and such
changes will be made as are deemed
advisable.
The schools which will be represented
at the meeting are: Pasadena high,
Throop, Whittier high, Hollywood high,
Los Angeles high, Polytechnic high,
Harvard and South Pasadena high.
Later in the season there will be a
general council in which an schools in
the county will participate. There are
many suburban schools which show
we'll in tennis and basketball. These
teams will not be obliged to compete
with schools in the city section unless
they make special application to this
effect
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-11
FIGHTERS QUIT
HARD TRAINING
JOHNSON AND VAN D00ZER FIT
AND READY
BOXING PROFESSOR WILL DO
LIGHT WORK TODAY
Russian Has Large Majority of Fans
Favorable to His Chances, but
His Opponent Is Not
Unsupported

Yesterday was the final day of real
training for Arthur Van Doozer and
Battling Johnson in preparation for
their ten-round scrap Friday night at
McCarey's pavilion, and johnson is so
we'll satisfied with his condition and
prospects that he decided to knock off
work entirely, preferrinS to rest today
and tomorrow. Van DSozer, however
is determined to leave nothing undone
that will add to his chances of win
ming and will work this afternoon at
his gymnasium.
Both went on the road for the last
time yesterday and each put in hard
afternoon in the gymnasium. van
boxed several rounds with the Turk.
but did not go on with Jack CTWin)
sullivan. as the baldhead scrapper left
on the Owl for the north. The work
this afternoon will be along the same
lines he has pursued throughout his
training, as he is working to develop
his speed and punch.
Interviews with the fans along the
rialto shows a majority favoring the
Russian to win because of his size and
punch and the fact that he seems to
be practically immune to punishment
It is argued by the johnson supporters
that Van cannot hit him hard enough
to disturb his peace and that all van
has to do to lose the scrap is to get
within striking distance. The Russian
made such an impression upon the fans
in his last fight with Jim Flynn that
all Van Doozer arguments as to speed
and cleVerness fail to convince them
that the boxing professor has chance
to beat the big boy.
The fans hold that Johnson is Won
derfully improved fighter since his first
fight with Flynn and say that the Rus
sian is fast enough to keep pace with
Van Doozer and that when he gets Van
into close quarters he will score a
speedy knockout. This brain against
Drawn business does not appeal with
much force to the average fan. They
do not permit the comparison of Burns
and O'Brien to apply to the Johnson
Van Doozer fight.
Despite the large following that
Johnson has won among local fans,
Van Doozer also can claim much in
that line There are numerous level
headed fans on the streets every day
who believe in the force of the brain
against Drawn argument and expect to
see Van win on points because of his
speed and cleverness. To them, 1t Is
difficult to figure out how a slow fight
er with only a punch to his credit can
whip fast and clever fighter who also
has punch.
All these arguments are justified in
a large degree and the opinions are so
widely varied and arguments every
day are so enthusiastic wherever fans
meet that the interest in the scrap
cannot be denied and, in fact, no ordi-
nary fight card in a long time has
stirred up so much talk and real in
terest. Seat reservations are proof
that there is an unusual and uneX-
;,1%a to k1ao
house is assured for the big boys. The
preliminary scraps are extraordinarily
good, being a ten-round battle between
Frank Holbrook and Jim Cameron,
negro heavyweights, and Bubbles Rob-
inson and Young Fitzgerald.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-11
HAWAIIAN ENTRYIN
OCEAN RACE DEPARTS
Boat Built by Subscription Of $4,000
to Contest In the South Coast
Yacht Club Event
July IA
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
HONOLULU. June 10.-The sailing
of the yacht Hawaii yesterday after
noon for San Pedro was witnessed by
a large portion of the population of
Honolulu. Great interest was mani
Tested In the departure of the yacht
which will represent Hawaii in the
transpacific race and hundreds of peo-
pie lined the water front to wish 1t
Godspeed.
Several steamers. numerous launches
and practically all the small sailing
craft in the harbor accompanied the
Hawaii to sea, and when the final
goodbye was signaled the yacht was
bowling along under good breeze.
The Hawaii cost $4,000. which was
raised by popular subscription. She
was designed by B. b. Crowninshield
of Boston and built by Sorensen &
Lyle of Honolulu.
The transpacific race will start from
San Pedro July IA. The other entries
are the yawls Lady Maud and the
Gwendolen II. In addition to the
trophy offered by the South Coast
Yacht club. Sir Thomas Upton has Of
fered q cup.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-11

NATIONAL LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE sTANpINo.

BOSTON, June 10.-Boston outbatted
Cincinnati today, but errors and Dor
ner's wildness gave the visitors the
game. Score:
Cincinnati 8, hits Z, errors 0.
Boston 5, hits IA, errors 5.
Batteries-Weimer, Coakley and Nc
Lean; Dorner, Ferguson and Ball.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-St Louis
won today in ten innings, in a pitchers
battle between Lush and Sparks. Score:
st. Louis 2, hits z, errors 8.
Philadelphia 0, hits 4, errors 2.
Batteries-Lush, Ludwig and Hos
letter; Sparks and Doom.
BROOKLYN, June 10.-By good work
on the bases today, coupled with Ruck-
ers excellent pitching. the home club
shut out Chicago. Score:
Chicago 0, hits 4, errors 2.
Brooklyn 2. hits 4, errors 2.
Batteries-Fraser and Moran; Rucker
and Bergen.
NEW YORK, June 10.-Fred Clark
made the winning run in the game to-
day on his hit, a sacrifice and good
base running in the fourth. Score:
Pittsburg /, hits 8. errors !.
New York 0, hits 6, errors l.
Batteries-Leever and Gibson; Wiltse
and Bresnahan.