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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
SEITiECK-GOODSFTIJ.

Bridgeport. Dec. This evening at : o'clock, Mie Eliza Jane Gondsell, daughter of Mir and Mrs, Zalmon Goodsell of 742 North avenue, was mar ried to Joel r selleck, jr,, of Passaic, N. l. This will come as surprise to many of Miss Goodsel's friends who were not apprsed of the nearness of wedding date. It was very quiet affair and limited strictly to the rela- tives on both sides
 The house had been attractively dec orsted in green and white, large palms and white chrysanthemums being used as the means for carrying out the color scheme. The couple stod in front of bank of palms while Rev. Joseph Hopkin Brown, pastor of Calvary Epis. copal church, performed the ceremony, assisted by Rev F, R. Evans of Glow ersvile, N. Y.
 Miss Goodsell was simply yet most becomingly attired In a gown of white marduisctte, and her only attendants were two small ribbon bearers, who made the aisles. They were Miss Caro. l line Graves, niece Of the bride and daughter Of MT and Mrs George Graves and Miss Hortense Floise Vol ger of PassaIc, N, J., a niece of the groom Mir Selleck was attended bS Clarence Abbott of Albany, N Y, his | brother -in-law,
 | Following the ceremony there was wedding supper served to those in the bridal party and those who wit. messed the tying of the knot. Mir and Mrs. Selleck left on late train for New York After wedding trip they will go to PassaIc, N Jo which place they will make their home, as Mir. Sel- leck holds responsible position with | the E. G. Voger Manufacturing com. pany.
 The bride s well known In this city was the recipient of number of beau. tifu gifts She has been some time ir business with her father, Zalmon Good. sell, assisting him in caring for his OK tensve business interests.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
"Thc WitChlng Hour"

Charles shmeryllo, the brilliant New York Journalist declares The Witchng Hour" Augustus Thomas telepathic play in which tae Mcssrs, Shubert win present John Mason at the Hyperion December 8, { and 5, matinee December 6, the most novel drama that has been produced in New York for years, Mr. Mason playe I the part of the hypnotic gambler, Jack Brooknold, unlntorruptedly for more than one year at the Hackett tHeoter. New York and tho popular action comes to this city with his original cast and every bit and little bit of the remarkable scenic detail that made tho New York production famous In a single night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
RN THE BfRDNAN.
Lecture by Charles D. Kellogg To
 Night in College Street Hall.

unique lecture will he given to- night in tho public lecture course by Charles D Kellogg, the bird man. "Talks With Birds" Is the subject, and 1t is to be Illustrated and limitations given of the songs of birds. This lec- ture Is a pleasing change from the re- Citals and other kinds of lectures which have preceded It. Especially to young people and children and in fact to all lovers of nature and the lives of the lower creatures of field and wood, will find this lecture interesting and in- struCtive. Lecture begins al o'clock at College street hall.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
CAUGHT IN THIS CITY.
Hartford Slasher Nabbcd and Taken
 Back

Hartford. Dec, f.-William Jackson colored, who slashed Horace C. Hutch ins with a razor last night, while leav- ing a church fair on Mather street, was to-day captured by the New Ha- ven police. who turned the prisoner over to the local authorities. The wound inflicted Is frightful one in the back of the neck, severing every muscle to the vertebrae of the spine. The hospital physicians think Hutch ins has a fair chance to recover. A gash on the right arm extends to the bone.
 The men had some words on their way home from the fair. during which Jackson knocked Hutchins down with blow On arising the latter fought back and during the mlx-up the razor was used. Jackson fled to Berlin and from there took a train 10 New Ha- Npn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
OR iTORID PLANS.
Seat .aloe md Sololsrs--i.nttcr to in-
 cirdo Noted Opera singer.

Owing tn the large number of tele- phone calls that have come to tho uni ycr7itv department of music asking atout season subscriptions for the two concerts to he given bF Fthe New Haven nratorio society, tha officers of the so- ciety send out the following official notice in regard to the arraneements made for tho selling of seats,
 Until Saturday. December 6, checks for subscriptions may be sent to the treasurer of the society. Frodericl, & Ward fa Church street X subscription secures two pr more seats for each concert. and the same seats for both concerts on Saturday December 3, the subscription sale win take place, and those who prefer to select their seats personally may do so. This sale is a the Woolsey haIl box office T. opens at 10 a m. and closes at D m. At this sale seats will he sold for both concerts the ono on December 10. when Rossinfs "Stabat Mater" and Dr ParEers "Hora Novissima" will be produced and for inc second concert in March when Gounod's Redemption will he sung by the joint forces of the Derby Choral club and the New IIa- ven Oratorio society.
 An opportunity to buy seats for the first concert alone, when the "stabat Mater" and the Flora Novissima" will be sung, will he offered on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, December & 2, 10 at Woolscv hall
 For tho first concert tho rollowine distinguished aoloists have hceu on gagged; Mrs, Corinne er-Kelsoy, the soprano who has just returned from a successful season of opera i'm London at covent Garden, the best soprano in this country outside the two opera houses, Mrs Gertrude Stein Bailey who created the contralto role in Flora Novjssma," and sang tho "Stahat Ma. tor,' when that work was so wonder fully produced here in tho great foeti- val of '9i at the armory with Madam Klapsky as the soprano, Dr, Carl Durft the basso, who, with Mrs Bailey, as- sisted in the hi-contcnnial production of the "Hora Novissima,' and a tenor tc he announced in a day or two.
 The OratorIo soriety'a choice of the "Stahat Matcr' s perhaps the most popular rhoiro it has ever made Mrs. Kelsey will sing the great "lnnamma tus" goriously. Her ringing high notes win sound through the big audi torium like a clarion oyer the great chorus of nearly goo voices, the or chestra of 60 pieces and the grand Newberry organ Then there is the fa- milar duet for soprano and contralto "Quis Est Homo" with its beautiful norid passages: and then who doesn't remember the great bass solo, Pro- pocattis," and how Dr Dufft will sing it with what dramatic forvor and with what wealth of sorority
 There are brilliant solos in Dr. Par kor's work especially for the soprano and Contralto Those two are most familiar. as also are some of the chor- uses and ensemble music for sole voices. for there is no modern work of this character from which excerpts arc so frequently taken for church pro. grams Just AS the "Stabat Matcr' ls the most popular choral composition of fits time, so is the "Hora Novlesima" the most frequently sung modern work.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
CH\NRiGR CONCERTS.
Three hy knclscl Dunrtr. Ono hy
 NhamOwsli Trio.

The plans for this seasons series of Yale University Chamber concerts have been announced in 2 circular recently issued by the committee in charge. Tho course follows the custom established many years ago of presenting three concerts by tho Kneisol quartet and ono by the 'NdamoWSki trio.
 The first kuciscl concert will take place Friday evening of this week In l,ampson lycoum The dates of tho other appearances of this organization are January 20 and March 1o The Adamowsld trio will he here on Febru- ary 10,
 It Is expected that tho success which has attended the Chamber concert course during tho twonty-ono years of its existence will he continued during the coming series The untIrlng de- NotIon of tho patrons of these dolight- full affairs, without the aid of the stm- ulus usually produced by changes in the organizations engaged for n must cal course Is A splendid tribute to tho high quality and the Interest which the public finds in the concerts
 Programs consisting of dgnIfed and beautiful compositions and perform ances which are above criticism ac- count for the enthusiasm of those who have been fortunate enough to attend them, II is fine opportunity for hearing music of the purest and most perfect kind, Very few cities of this size can boast of three Knelse quartet concerts in season,
 II is expected that a large audience will assemble in LampsOn lyccum on Friday evening to welcome the distin- eushcd performers.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
WILLIAM COTHTENNy
 MD FIR iNCES RING In "Thc Wolf" at the Hyperion De- cCmhcr :, s and q.

his stage career in q western stock company and played Q variety Of small parts before making mia met ropolItan debut with Sol smith Rus sell in "Thn Tale of a Coat the last play written by Dion Bouccicault That same season he appeared with Fanny Davenport in Sardou's Cleo patra,' After a few seasons with stock companies in Atlanta. San Fran cisco and Seattle he was engaged by Alexander Salyini to appear with him in "The Three Guardsmen," Don Caesar de Ba2an," and "bAmi Fritz " Hale then joined the Julia Marlowe company, where his work attracted the attention of Daniel I-rohman, who induced him to join the Lyceum The ater company
 After two years with this company he was selected as leading man for Will liam H Crane in "A Virginia Court ship and appeared later In "The Sen ator" and "rhe Fool of Fortune" and in Clyde Ftch's "Thc Head of the Family" Hale later appeared with Arizona" was a member of Edna Mays company, presenting 'An Amer ican Beauty in London, was leading man for Mary Mannerng in Janice Meredith" and then appeared with Ada Rehan and Otis Skinner in "The School for Scandal' Returning to the l'rohmau management he appeared with Crane in Business ia Business, % with John Drew in "Do Lancey," and with Crane and Ellis Jeffreys in "Sho Stoops 10 Conquer' Last season he appeared with Margaret AngIn In Helen Rjtchie"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
nIIs Terrible sncrct."

"Hs Terrible Secret" a new and out of the ordinary class written and produced by Cnas E Blaney will be seen Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Grand opera house It Is a story of the rich and the poor taken from real life, showing the stirring events in the lives of the people in general It is a play that will espe- Sially appeal to tho ladies and chil- dren, and the most tlmid of them may witness this interesting drama with Out fear of hearing nerve e-shatterins S'stol shots, which is a common af- fair in the ordinary melodrama.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
only n little cold in the head

only little cold in the head may be the beginning of an obstinate case of Nasal Catarrh. Drive out the in- vador with Ely's Cream Balm applied straight to tho ln1amed stuffed up air. passages. Price soc, If you prefer 10 use an atomizcr, ask for Liquid Cream Balm. It has all the good qual- Iles of the solid form of this remedy and win rid you of catarrh or hay fever. No cocaine to breed d droad- ful habit. No mercury to dry out the secretion Price 75c with spraying tube. All druggists or mailed by Ely Brns.. 56 Warren snaAL MAa York.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
Warranty Deeds.

Henry C. Rowe to Walter E Malley, st Roman street, 220 feet
 Mary A. Hine to Daniel McKiernan, Howard avenue 50 feet
 Ernest E Ball to Elias g. Eby, Ivy street, 50 feet.
 Agnes g, Mcclellan to James P. Mortel. Main street, 50 feet
 R. C Walklny and w. F. Douglass to Noble F. Bishop, Livingston street, l20 feet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
WANTS CHINESE IMMIGRANTS.
Californian Would Permit so.00n [,
 Fntcr-Whitc Labor Worthless.

Sacramento, cal, Dec According to two members, the country life com mission in Sacramento yesterday, held the most profitable session since 1t Jeff Dallas, Tex. 4 large number of farm CTS of northern California attended tho sessions The labor question re. ceived a great deal of attention. and ono farmer. ncensed at the worthless. ness of migratory white laborers. dc. clared the only solution of the prob lem ls to allow from 10000 to 5o.0Nr energetic young Chinese to enter tho country each year"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
CoNSTARLEs IN DUEL.
Ontario Chief of Police in Fight Due
 to Professional Jealousy.

Simcoe, Ont. Dec. 1 An extraorji- nary shooting affray took place :iere to-day as a result of which Police Constable Wilkins is probably dying with four bullets in his body, and Chief of Police Malone Is in custody, charged with attempted murder. The wounded man says that last night the chief asked him to meet nim to day in the park. and he did so, They had not exchanged a word when the chief began shooting Wilkins drop ped unconscious. He was found short ly afterward and taken to the hos ptal, tt Is said to be case of pro fessonal jealousy
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
ARMORY NEWS.
Captain Hall of Light Guard to He
 Married.

Captain Hall of the Light Guard has been granted leave of absence to last until the first of January He Is to be Blakeslee, daughter of Major Blakeslee. and will go on his honeymoon soon after Lieutenant Thomas will be in com mand of the company during the caps tain's absence
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
Mnripnge Deeds.

New Haven Savings bank to D, and $500
 Waiter r, Mallog to Henry C. Rowe, st. Roman street 22O feet, stS,OOO.
 D. and A. McKiernan to Mary A, lTne Howard avenue 30 feet. S3.S50.
 Noble P Bishop to Raymond l.. Walkley and William E, Douglas, Liy- lngston street t20 feet, 5000
 Rehecca Rrodsky to Joseph Weiss mann, orchard street. 40 feet, $3,400,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
AT THE HYPERION.
Joe Wcbcr's Tmycsty Company TO"
 Night.

Joe Wcbcr's Tra,csty Company To"
 Night,
 Joe Weber will produce his latest burlesauo entitled "Tho Merry Widow and The Devil" at thc Hyperion thca- ter tonight "Thc Merry Widow bur- lcsque which Mr. Weber produced oo Broadway last season, ran nearly a yoar. Sow that "Too Devil' is shar- Ing fame with "TAc Merry Widow" George V. Hobart has written a new burlesquc on tho rormcr with which he blends the story of the lattor Franz Loha's music Is used, with tho addition of a number of popular songs Tac production has boon staged by Julian MitcAoll famous tho world over as producer. In the company nro Blanche Ring, Walter Jones, Albert lIart Grace Griswold, Lillian Fitzgerald ana Charles J Rose, and Joe Wcber's stunning chorus
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
DOlNGS IN REALTY
George II, Leopold to Erect House on Whitney Avenue,
 Near Lawrence Street,
JOHN F. HEAT0N TO BUILD
House for r. !. Rice on Browncll Strcct-Garagc. stable, Storage
 House and Shed.

George H. Leopold will build a beautiful house on Waituey avenue, near Lawrence street This will have about ten rooms and all modern i'm prnyements. John n Malcolm Is ma. son. W. F, Allen carpenter, and Brown X Won Reren architects The house vin have a sa fot frontage on Whit nay avenue and will he 3i feet deep
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
REICUSTNG ON RESpON

Berlin, Dec l,--The discussion to be- gin in the Reichstag tomorrow con- corning the possible legal regulation of ministerial responsibility is being jool- ed forward to by tho German people with considerable expectancy The lcad- CTS in tho Chamber have agreed to avoid bitterness as far as possible, and they win limit the discussion to the oretgal lines
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
CLAIM ASSIGNMENT TABOO.

Boston, Dec h-T'he assignment of claims for money awarded to soldiers in this state who served in the war with Spain was held today by Lieut. Col A. M Mossman. assistant to Adjt General Brigham to ho invalided and money must he collected from the state by the original clalmnts About tto soldiers assigned the'r claims to other parties.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

The Signal Corps have nearly com pleted the plans for their carnival which Is 10 be given soon They have ordered a souvenir program which will he very handsome The company are gratihed over the prospect of fifteen enlstments that are expected.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
AT THE GRAND.
"vhc Girl of the Emerald IsIcr

"Vhc Girl of the Emerald IsIc,'
 This afternoon and evening at tho Grand opera house Miss Louise Vale In "The Girl of the Emerald Isle' will give the closing performances in her engagement here This play is one of the prettiest romantic dramas ever seen in this city, and has become just ly popular with patrons of tho Grand opera house. The entire production has been most carefully prepared in every respect and will draw large houses at both of to-day's perform ances,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
Walter Hale.

William Hale, the sterling actor who Is appearing as the American railway engineer in The Wolf" which comes to the Hyperion December [, s anj 9, matinee December 2, began
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

Privates Christian Peterson and Ja- cob Holm of the Light Guard have been promoted to the rank of cor porals
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

Nothing caused Tolstoy, the boy, moro annoyance than the knowledge that he was very plalu- featured TO hc rcvonred on nature he determined
 to mako himself still usllor and with this end fin view cut off his eyebrows.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

Corporal overson and Private Lyks of the Light Guard were discharged at tho expiration of their regular term of service Private Brandamour was transferred to Co. n.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
tdm,nistratnr's Decd.

Wellington M, Andrews administra- tor estate orc, Gsbcll, to John J, Con- nor, Shepherd street, 50 feet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

There will be smoker given by the Grays tonight.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

A Belgian inventor has obtained . patent on flying machine modelled on the insects of the locust species With 100 horsepower motor the machine weighs 2 trIf'e less than S7o pounds.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

Cos C and F. will be inspected by the inspector general next Tuesday night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02
ENTERTAlMmE
HYPERION THEATER

WEDNESDAl7 DECENBER q ZOE WEnER's TRAVESTN co, Incl Direct from Joe Waber's Theater. New York. in Sltires on the Hits of
 the New York Season. THE MFiEHN WIDOW pnd THE DEVIL tBy arrangement with Henry W. Say
 aEeA
 Book by George Y Hobart. Joe Wchcr, n'urche Ring, Chnrles Ross Prices 25C to B Seat sale Mon day Carriages at H.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

John r. Hoaton will build 2 rest dence on Anderson street near Will low street r, F Brown architect Charles Warner mason and William Ritchie mason, The house will he 2tv30 feet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

The Sersf1eld Guard and the Light Guard drilled last night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

Frank ] Rice ls to erect a two fam fly house on Prownell street near Elgewood avenue. This will contain thirteen rooms and will he i6y23 feet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

The following papers were filed in the ofnce of tho town clerk.
 Qult tinim Deed, Oliver s Waite to Catherine Me Kiernan, Cedar street, S5 feet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

Burgess X Gillies are building a frame automobile house at IFS Goffa street near sperrg. This Is to ha o0vln feet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

Mrs l NJ. De Rovos Is to build a frame wagon shed at S7 sylvan ave nue. near Elliott street ]. NJ, De Bnwes is carpenter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

Y Gordan has engaged Barnet Merits az carpenter for an llS2' fee, frame stable at 7S Webster street near DNwoll avenue
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-02

n. C. Wrisloy will put up q brick storage house at BIS oak street. near Park street Rrainerd S Benson are the carpenters.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-16
indian
OTURUN
ITALIAN
(By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-As on the
memorable occasion of his first
Olympiad in London, Dorando Pietri
collapsed within sight of the goal to-
night and Tom Longboat, the Indian
runner who had been led by yard
or more nearly all the way, won the
Marathon race at Madison Square
Garden.
The race was hard fought from
start to finish and kept the thousands
of spectators in wild excitement. AT
twenty-five miles Dorando was lead
ing by two yards. In the twenty-sixth
mile Dorando was leading but visibly
the weaker of the two. The chances
'of Longboat appeared to improve in
the second and third laps, and in the
fourth lap the crowd was shouting
itself hoarse. Then suddenly Dor
ando staggered and dropped, and
Longboat finished alone. His time
for the distance of twenty-six mile:
and 385 yards was 2:45:O5 2-5.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-16
Merely
HAD BAD
TOOTH

CLEVELAND (Ohio), Dec. Is
John. D. Rockefeller's tooth ached
and he came here from New York to
get it fixed.
This announcement, made tonight,
explains the mystery surrounding
Rockefeller's unexpected visit to his
old home.
Stories varying from the selection
of a minister to succeed Rev. DR.. c.
A. Eaton at the Euclid avenue Bap-
tist church, which Rockefeller at
tends when here, to the erection OF
a sixteen-story church and the gift
of $4,000, 900 for oriental unive~-
stiles, were built around the news Of
his visit.
Rockefeller disposed of alp the rl-
mors by telling of the troublesome
tooth.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-16
Reiterates Demand that Con
gress Investigate the Pana-
ma Deal and Throws the
Glove into the Face of
President Roosevelt
(Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, 15.-The New York World in the of
Roosevsts
special congress today,
Mr. Roosevelt is mistaken He muzzle the world
While of bngsgate his alter deter
mnaton to treat him with judicial mpartialy scrupous
repeat the of
the United States should investigation of the
whole Panama transaction that the full truth known to
appreciates
that the proprietor Of the World should prosecuted for libel
by the authorities that the attorney general has
Pulitzer shall time president
the of majesty in the abb
legislation prosecution
citizens who criticized the
the individuals dealings with the
ment Neither the king Of Britain German
would himself John Adams
attempt the sedon Fedeaist
America Yet officially
of earth
the the that the
ernment itself has been beedand he is the government
conclusion, World beled
body hope will be punished intend to be
midaed Rooseves threats Rooseves denunciation
by power.
No other living lbeed the United
president bull
private citizens who himself reckless
scrupulous whom
trusted with great and authority.
1--WE this The World
mmeasuraby the Office the
the United States than
the which Will
fed the honor public officials private
citizens his policies thwared him his
$50 far the World is its proprietor to
jail Roosevelt threatens jail
World be champion Of
. press and free people"
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