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The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

New York. May ll.-Arriyed steam- CT Noordam. Rotterdam and Boulogne; Furnetsla, Glasgow, San Giovanni Ma ples
 sclHy, May ll.-Passed Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse from New York for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen.
 Cherbourg, May o.-saied steamer York,
 Fastnet, May ll.--steamer Lusitanla, New York for Queenstown and Lvep, pool, 226 miles west at ?, m. Probd- bly reach Queenstown l2:S0 a. m. Tues day.
 bunnel Head, May ll.-steamer os- car H., New York for ChrIstiansand and Copenhagen,
 Gibraltar, May 1O.--Passed Steamer Principe al Piemonte, New York for Naples and Genoa
 Naples, May s,-Arrlved: Steamer Slcllian Prince, New York via Ponta
 Glasgow, May ll,-Arrived; Steamer Carthaginlan. Philadelphia via St. John N R.
 Glasgow, May io--Arrived; Steamer Caledonia, New oYrk via Neville.
 Bremen. May lo.--Arrived: Steamer Liverpool, May ll,--Arrived steam- CT Montcalm, st, John, N, B., and syd- ney. G, B.. for Bristol,
 Gibraltar, May ll.-Arrlved: Steamer slayonla, New York for Naples and Plume.
 Antwerp May s,-saIled; Steamer
 Dover, May 11,-Arrived: Steamer kroonland, New York for Antwerp tand proceeded).
 Plymouth, May 1l.-ArrIved Steam CTS President Grant, New York for Cherbourg and Hamburg, Kaiser Will helm der Crosse. New York for Cher bourE and Bremen (and both proceed ed).
 Rotterdam. May 9.-sailed; Steamer Estonia. (from Libau). New York.
 Glasgow, May 9.-sailed: Steamer Grampian, Montreal.
 London May 9,--salled: Steamer Mlnnesota' Philadeelphia., s.. Pomcranlan Cfrom London) Montreal.
 Naples, May 9.-SaIled. steamer Re- public. New York.
 Bremen. May e.--saIled: Steamer Derfliiuger, New York,
 Boulogne, May 9.-saIled Steamer statndam, tfrom Rotterdam), New | York.
 Plymouth, May 1l.--sailed; Steamer Graf Waldersee (from Hamburg ant Boulogne), New York.
 Genoa May 6-Arrived. steame, l Ancona. New York via Naples. ! Plume, May 6,-Arrived: Stemaei i Cltonla, New York via Naples an i Trieste.
 Malta May 11.-Arrlved: Steamer Sl clllan Prince, New York via Ponta de | Gada.
 Liverpool, May i1.-Arrived: Steamer Corslcan, Montreal.
 Gibraltar. May il.-Passed: Stcame PerugIa. Palermo for New York.
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Building Permits.

Owner c. F. Culver, frame house n Barnes avenue.
 Mrs. W. H. Mabry, frame addition 43 Clinton avenue.
 Herman c. Fritz, frame house on Vest Elm street,
 II. c. Leydel, frame house on West I'm street.
 Mrs. Margaret Curley, frame house D Ellsworth avenue.
 Wm Reid, frame dwelling on Nor an street.
 James w Cezarell, brick tene- lent on Davenport avenue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
4 BETTER OUTLOOK.

A house, be 1t a superb resid ance or a tenement, is always in need of some attention and there Is more or less re- work to be done, A good man to do this repairing Is Mir, Frank Nittelle of No. 4S9 Columbus Ave. Drop him card and he will cheerfully give you all estimate.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
Quit Claims.

National Savings bank to Vincent Terrie, land St John street, 40 feet.
 R. A. Scholz to 0. H. D. Fowler, and. Oxford street.
 E. c. Bates, ex., to E. c. Bates, and, Willard street, 75 feet Hamil- on street, 30 feet.
 c. w. Curtis to F. Fl. Morse, land Gregory street, 31 feet; also one from !. w. Curtis, land on Gregory street, l feet.
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Mortgages.

Richard A. Scholz to O. H. D. Fow- sr, land, Oxford street, S450.
 Riccardo Celentano to Rosina Es- ,osito, land, St. John street, s2,000, V. Ferrie to Helean Brotherhood and, St John street, 40 feet, s1,100 c. z. Bailey to F. H. Morse, land iregory street, 2s feet s1,900; land iregory street. 2S feet, $2.7O0.
 Cornelia F. H. Baldwin to New Ha- en Savings bank, land, Crown street 5 feet 5000.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
"SPRING IS HERE"

Spring is the season when all na- ture reasserts itself and takes on new life. Everybody should be taking a tonic during this season. The best tonic for Mankind is "Tlvoli" Gold Medal and Hampden Pale Ale, bot tied by D. J. Doody of 719 State St. Phone No. S53-2 for case to be de- livered at your door.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
BICYCLE TIME.

Now Is the time to sec about buying new machine or having yor old one repaired. Henry F. Frodel, s67 How ard avenue has a stock of high grade machines at reasonable prices. In re- apir work Mfr. Frodel has had years of experience which will insure you
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
WORK THAT STANDS.

J. Leroy Dean, 65 Orange street has ad years of experience in the carpen- IT business and as a result has estab- shed a reputation in his work that lnnot be surpassed. He makes a spe- alty of jobbing and remolding and i'll furnish estimates on new work lso window and door screens.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
MOTOR AND GAS ENGINES.

The Foster Motor Co.,, 3l Crown street, has been in business over 30 years In which time they have given machine work careful study and as a result has gained reputation in build Ing gas and gasoline motors of all sizes and description. Note tho number.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
TO YOUR ADVANTAGE.

Tn going over your house take notice of all the little repairs that should be attended to immediately and then call up No. 17SO on the tele- phone and have G, H. Cook of 91 Frank street, save you money. He has 20 years experience and Is a builder of repute here in our city, Jobbing a Speciality.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES

New London, May li.--Arrived: Sch. Myra w. Spear 0rom Bangorl. New York; John Cadwallader from Edgar townl, New York; II. T. Hedges (from Cottage City). New York; Ruth (from New York) bound East. Sammie c. Bowen
 Sailed Tug Fred. F. Ives, with one barge bound east.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
4 GOOD LIVERY.

The Howard Avenue Stables. H. T. Lynch, Prop, BIO Howard avenue is synonomous with promptness. good service and quiet elegance Coupes for calling and shopping purposes furnish cd at short notice with careful and skillful drivers. Carriages furnished for all occasions. Telephone ls43-12.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

Tho people of Grace r. F. church have inaugurated tho envelope system Ia paying church dues for the coming year Heretofore the pews have been let. Under the new system, however, members of the church and congrega- ton can retain their old pews and new pews may be assigned to those who wish them. It Is believed the new system will work all right The parish has Just elected Wardens Will liam S. Rowe and Thomas Rogerson, delegates 10 the diocesan convention and the alternates are r, J, Chatter ton and F. M. Seelcy.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEsT.

Every now and then we notice as we walk the principal streets that some of the walks are in pretty bad condition, Now if your walk is in bad order, the best thing that you can do is to call on Mir, John F. Thompson of No. 204 Goffe street, and have him fix you up with a first class concrete walk. Phone
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
HORSES.

If you are thinking of buying or sell ig a horse, O'Brien at 4l George street, the man to see, He can supply you 'th q good family or team horse at a essonable price. He always has a pod stock on hand and 1t will pay ou to make an inspection.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
ARTISTIC INFERIOR DECORATING

If you want artistic interior deco rating or want your house papered you will find S. c. Grillo to be first class workman He has full line of wall paper and paints at his store at 645 Grand avenue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
JOSEPH P. KENNEDY, PLUMBER.

Joseph P, Kennedy was with a prominent plumbing firm for fourteen years, the last few years as foreman, Recently established in business for himself, with corps of efficient help. Mir Kennedy does good deal of the college work.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
DOINGS IN REALTY
Papers Filed Yesterday in the Office of the Town
 Clerk.

The following real estate transac- itios were recorded in the town clerks office yesterday
 Warranty Deeds. F. Monhearo to Riccardo Celenta- 10, land, John street
 Jno Humphrey to Adam Hem, land ,n Perkins street 3S feet,
 o. H D. Fowler to R. A. Scholz, and, Oxford street.
 E. H. Morse to c. z. Bailey, land, Gregory street, 2s feet.
 Moses Rubin to Lizzie Katz, land, 3offe street, 40 feet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

The power boat Libby, Captain Cooper, of Stony Creek which came here to have larger gasoline engine installed, has returned, Ira F. Fonda, who put in q 21-horsc power engine, went down with Captain Cooper and says the engine for first trial, work ed fine. He says the Libby ought to be able to make ten miles an hour un- der the new motor.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

Quinnlpiac Canoe club held a smok- CT at It's Front street club house last evening and several boxing and wrest- ling bouts and musical entertain mcnt gave very enjoyable evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Regular Ticket Wins in a Walk at Annual Election-St. James Parish Meet
 ing.

The Fair Haven East election was the biggest piece of news, in this sec tion yesterday The electors begun voting bright and carly in the annual borough election, the polls being open from a. m. to 1 ? m. Several teams and an auto were bringing voters to tho polls and the interest was great. espe- cially whcn ;he votes were counted in the afternoon. The result was. Whole number of votes cast, 299; for the reg ular ticket, 22O; for the opposition, 16 and scattering one. The opposition ticket which was put in the field at the eleventh hour, differed from the regu- lar only in collector and had the name of Chester Baldwin, son-in-law of Harry Leigh. in place of the name of l.. A. T. Blake, the present tax colec- tor There was quite a crowd assem- bed at the engine house in East Grand avenue to hear the result of the count. So, the election fight is settled for an- other year. The opposition put up a strong fight, but the result showed that they lacked whole lot of votes of Wlnnl0R, NO one can say Dut WnHI II was fair fight, both in the caucus and at the polls. The vote although unus- ually large, was not quite so large as one year ago, when two tickets were in the field, The borough meeting was adjourned to the first Monday even l ing in June, when the report of the l treasurer will be read and the tax laid for another year. The new board ot government will meet after the meet ing and organize and appoint the com mittees. The ticket elected yesterday | is as follows:
 | Warden-John II Thompson. | Bureesses-Cha II, stanton James ], Horan Arthur r. Hemingway, Sheldon c, Stirling William C. Cur l tiss William A, Eldridge
 Clerk John Parker.
 Treasurer-Orto A. Rose.
 Asscssors- Henry l.. Ellenbcrger, Walter R, Downe, Joseph s, Hoaday.
 Collector Lewis A. T. Blake.
 Baliff-Charles N. Mack,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

The estate of the late Lieut.. Frank Conlan is said 10 be worth about 5000 The children are Mary E., Lillian T., Frank J. and Edwin w. Conlan and they applied for letters of administration in the probate court, yesterday. Mary F. Conlan is admin lstrator.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

A very pleasant social time was spent q few evenings ago at Mrs, H. A, Beans home, l6S Peck street, where Gables orchestra entertained party of twenty-five, Solos were rendered by Floyd Healy Fred Bcauton and L., Hcaly, accompanied by Miss Edna Ives and Miss Mildred Bean, Mrs, Bean served a very bountful lunch at midnight. Among those present were Fred Beauton, r, lIcaly, L. E. Healy, Mir. and Mrs, Ives, Miss Edna r, Ives, Miss Florence Lathrop, Miss Mildred Bean, MT. and Mrs. Stevens and son, Mr Stevens, MT. anu Mrs. Lathrop and family and Mrs II, A, Bean,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

The sewing school for girls under 14 years of age will meet at 213 Ferry street Saturday at 3 p, m. and parents in the neighborhood who would like to have their children learn to sew, are
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

A few evenings ago the Senior Loyal Legion held box social at it's hall at 273 Ferry street and it proved a very enjoyable affair. There was present a delegation from the Summerheld M, F. church legion "A feature of the even ing was the making of neckties by the gentlemen who attended, they having been given a long strip of cloth for material and were to make the neck ties in 15 minutes. It was suggested that the neckties should be put on ex- libton in the window of some of the local stores. The prize was awarded to R. Brinley who was obliged to re- move a dozen or more of wrappers and the award proved to he a bottle of milk. Master George Kipfut of Goffe street has received appointment to Company F. Senior l., T. L,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

Superintendent Pitman of the West Haven postal station, called on Super intendent Mulvey of Station A, yes- terday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

The w c r. [. will hold their next narlor meeting at Mir. Mcckcrs. II Chatham street, this afternoon at 3 o'clock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12
Starin's N. Y. & N. H. Line.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT sERyYCn Leaves New Haven 90n D. rr., Starin Pier. foot of Brown Street. Leave New York 800 p. rn., Cortlandt Street. Pier No. 1S, N. R. Fare 75c., excursion tickets $l.26. Rooms s1. Take Chap. el street cars 10 Brewery street
 c. II. FISHER, Agent,
 New Hnven. Conn,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

The monthly business meeting of the W. C. T. [. will bc held Thursday af- ternoon at ? o'clock in their rooms. Members are urged to he present, to transact important business.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

Deer are reported 10 have bean seen frequently in Centerville and ;icinity during the past season, One resident counted herd of ten which gathered on his farm to feed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Williams left yesterday for put-in-Bay, Lake Erie. for the summer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

Plate glass windows are being in- stalled in the front of the two new stores which are being fitted ID n the Polar Star building in Grand avenue,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

Charles Gabriel. the cigar manufac- turer In East Grand avenue will re- move with his family from l34 Minor street to 461 Ferry street thsi week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

and he says there was about slo in the meter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

Mrs. Samuel By'ngton of Guilford is visiting her cousin Mrs. Enos Lucas of 5l Exchange street. Mir. Byington who accompanied his wife here has re- turned home
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

F. S Wade of Welcome street, has gone on a business trip on Long 1s- land.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

There was q jump from cold wealth. er right into summer heat yesterday afternoon when the thermometer marked S2 in the shade.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

Tomorrow afternoon the Parish Aid society will hold a sale of aprons, cake and candy in the parish house of Grace church.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

members at meeting of tho Quinni- piac Launch club Friday evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

Miss Beatrice F. Hemingway of Qulnnlpiac avenue Is attending house party at the home of Rev. Dr, Streetor of Sea Cliff, Long Island at Monroe this state. A number of young ladies from Long Island make up most of the party,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

me monthly business meeting of the W, C. T. L. will bc held Thursday af- ternoon at 2 o'clock in their rooms. Members are urged to he present, to transact important business.
 Mrs Samuel By'ngton of Guilford is visiting her cousin Mrs. Enos Lucas of 5l Exchange street. Mir. Bylngton who accompanied his wife here has re- turned home
 At the annual meeting of st James rarieh East Grand avenue the follow ing officers were elected:
 Edwin w. Potter, senior warden. A. T, Moulthrop. junior warden C. cliff ford Foote, clerk; A. r. Chamberlain. treasurer; W. H. Mabry. collector, II. k Rowe auditor
 Nostrymen-B p. Potter. C. E. Hem derson, c. l.. Foote, B. l.. Futile, II. K Rowe. A Gruener, ]. ]. Dayton, D. A. Poturnie, r, NJ. Futile, J H, Fowler, A. l.. Chamberlain II M, Shannon, q, C. Foote, Herbert Ander- son.
 Walter Leigh of Quinnipiac avenue, has severe attack of pinkcye, but is able to be at his store.
 Tomorrow afternoon the Parish Aid society will hold a sale of aprons, cake. and candy in the parish house of Grace church.
 There will he reception of new members at a meeting of tho Quinni- piac Launch club Friday evening.
 On the evening of May 20, the Mems club will meet in Grace church par sh house and Attorney Dwight W, Futile of East Haven, will talk on, "A Trip in South America"
 Mrs. Hannah, widow of Thomas Doody, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John Muldoon, 164 Grafton street, Sunday morning, after a few weeks illness of Brght's dis tdS'' llt utCtdStu lNuNtS DpSlNtS ll'I daughter, Mrs John Mudoon, two sons, Michael F. and Patrick J Doody. Her funeral will be held al 1894 Grafton street, this morning, al s,S0 o'clock and from St. Francis church at 9 o'clock, where solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated lnterment in St. Bernard's cemetery The police arc looking for q ga! meter thief, who got in his work al the store of Samuel Lavingne, at the corner of Grand avenue and Lloyt street on Saturday. The meter Is To cated in the basement and wher Lavigne went to drop quarter in thu slot he found that the lock had beer broken and the cash box carried off i Lavigne Is heavy consumer of ga!
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

About 100 from Adelphi lodge att tended the religious services at Ma sonic home. WallIngford, Sunday af- ternoon After the meeting they in- spected the premises.
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requested by the management, 10 send them on Saturday
 "A large number of the Epworth league of the East Pearl Street M. F. church with Mir Mallory as leader. conducted the services of the W. C. r. U. at their hall + Grand avenue, Sun day afternoon at S3o o'clock. The meeting was a very interesting one and quartet effectively rendered the hymn Though Your Sins Be Ae Scarlet"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

The Ladies guild of Pilgrim church will serve supper tomorrow evening,
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zaM Marine Record. As
 p0RT or NEW HAVEN.

ARRIVED Sch Antelope Martin, N, Y. Sch Theollne, Cooper, N, Y, Sch Sea Breeze, Thomas \, '. Sch susan, oliver Rockaway
 CLEARED, Sch F, Waterman, Lunt x, Y. Sch Bayard Barnes, Flynn, Sch Edna and Charles, Phillips.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

On the evening of May 20 the Mems club will meet in Grace church par sh house and Attorney Dwight w. Futile of East Haven, will talk on. "A Trip in South America
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-12

Walter Leigh of Quinnipiac avenue, has severe attack of pinkcye, but Is able to be at his store.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-30
MAY FIND ANCIENT WHISKY.

Los Angeles, January 1S.-General
Adna II. Chaffee, General NJ. II. Sher'
man and a party Of friends returned
to-day from an adventurous hunting
and exploring trip OF two weeks down
the Colorado river from Yuma to the
Cannibal islands in the Gulf Of Call
fornia, up the Hardy river to the head
OF navigation and across the delta OF
the Colorado to the slopes of the Co
copah mountains.
In the day devoted to treasure hunt
ing important discoveries were, made
of traces of the sunken schooner Ar
ma and her hundred thousand dollar
whisky cargo, which may lead to the
ultimate recovery of the prize. This
vessel was wrecked in 1859 on a Col
orado river island few miles below
the mouth of the Hardy, and for hal
a century the $50 barrels OF fine Ken
lucky liquor she carried has lain anC
aged In the wood In a hidden cellar
which nature fashioned under the
water.
The narrative of this sunken whis
ky has foated about the ports of thii
Coast, and Frank Norris. caught
Whit in San Francisco, and wove 1
into the story of Blk" but 1t is II
the sands of the Colorado and not thu
Amazon that Norris treasure lies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-30

of the kind proposed by DR.. White
would have a tendency to promote
the foreign commerce of the United
States by specially equipping young
ryen with the knowledge of business
methods requisite for commercial pur
suits in our own as well as in other
countries, and I heartily approve the
purpose of the proposed measure.
During recent years courses of study
II commerce, of college grade, have
been established by the Universities
Of California, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, and
ether institutions, but the United
States is still probably behind Euro
pean countries in the relative impor-
lance attached to commercial in
struCtion.
THE first question which presents
itself in this connection is whether
the agricultural and mechanical col
lcges in the several States are the in
stitutions best fitted to offer CONNER
Nldl tUuTStbs w utlt thts dlt hol
connected with the State universities
they are usually situated in small
towns or at distance from any
town, whereas there is an obvious
advantage in teaching commercial
methods in city where commerce Is
carried on. Especially In the case OF
indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan.
South Dakota, Texas, and Utah,
where the State universities have al
ready established commercial courses,
I would seem that they could make
appropriations than the separate ag-
ricultural and mechanical colleges in
the same States. And, with special
reference to the Pacific Coast, 1t
would seem that the University of
Washington at Seattle is better sit
uated for commercial instruction
than the State College OF Washing
ton at Pullman. II might be left to
Ahe Legislatures of the several States
to determine what institution In the
State should receive the proposed APP
preparation; but this would entail
some delay, inasmuch as the Legisla-
lures of most of the States will not
meet again until 1909. As an alter
native measure I would suggest that
the bill provide that the sum appro-
priated go to the State University
wherever there Is such an institution
in the State, and In the absence of a
State University to the college es-
tabllshed under the provisions of the
Morrill, act of July 2, 1862"
Secretary Straus suggests a ques-
ton whether the benefits OF the
scheme proposed by DR.. White
should be confined to students from
the Orient and America alone, OF
should be extended to all foreigners
He also makes some suggestions of q
practical character which DR.. White
has adopted promptly. The bill has
not yet been introduced into Con
Gress, but probably will be within {
few days. 81 ggsEZ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-30
SUBSIDY TO MAIL LINE
TO AUSTRALIA

Consul General John p. Bray for
wards from Melbourne copies of the
articles of agreement entered into be-
tween the Commonwealth of Aus
tralia and the Orient Steam Naviga-
ton Company of England, for the
conveyance OF mails between Great
Britain and Australia. The text of
the contract which is filed for pub
lie reference with the Bureau Of
Manufactures, provides for a subsidy
of G120,000 per annum, with an
additional 94SSO II the voyages OF
all mail ships are continued to Bris-
bane,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-30
EXCESSIVE DRINKING.

,,-t- .t-, . - -
Excessive or continued use ot III
coholic beverages always results In
diseased condition of the nervous sys-
fam
M. ,,. l., o,,o, hand ,o
me ur''N'nS ihan 10 o''en nou "
lay, u can stop OF my own Tree VIII
and when l wish but the poor teilo"
Is now devoid OF the power TO act al
the proper time and In the right way
It's 100 late, the craving mas secured