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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-09
ENTHUSIASTICPLANS Benefit Concert Sunday Prom ises to Be Tremendous
 Success. M0RT0N'S FRIENDS HELP And That Means Everyone in Town Will Be There or Send Con
 tributions.
AORTON'S FRIENDS HELP

The idea of a benefit concert for the veteran theatrical agent, George F.. Morton, has met with spontaneous and enthusiastic approval from all sides. Plans are rapidly being com- pleted. and there have been many of fcrs of assistance in the work of mak- ing the concert the success 1t gives all evidence of attaining.
 The following committee has been appointed, one man from each of the 1 five newspapers in the city:
 ] Louis Fesburg. president of the Grand Opera House company; Arthur J. Sloan of the Journal-Courier, Clar- i ence Thompson of the Register Alex ander Troup of the Union, Colonel c. | W. Pickett of the Leader, and A. L. | Hammond of the Palladium
 l This committee will have direct charge of the arrangements, and on their efforts, backed as they will he by the people of New Haven. will depend the success of the benefit.
 A fine program is being prepared by the orchestra of the DorsCht lodge, which volunteered It's services for the concert as soon az the members heard of the condition of Mr. Morton There Is no question but that the concert will be well worth attending, even were the proceeds not to be used for such an object,
 In addition to the program offered by the Dorscht lodge orchestra several others will provide portion of the entertainment, Any who are willing to assist with singing, Instrumental music or readings will confer favor by communicating with MT. Fclsburg at the Grand opera house,
 Since the receipts of the New Haven theater Sunday evening will be used for the assistance of a man so well known and well liked no fears are felt but that the attendance will be such that every seat will be disposed of. In fact, the people of New Haven could find no better way of display ing the holiday spirit than in help l ing one who has SD long been q rep 1 resentative New Havener
 Those who, for any reason, will not be able to attend the concert Sunday evening, may send the price of the ticket to the business manager of the Journal Courier, who will see that all such money received by him Is add ad to the amount received from the Dorscht concert and turned over to the committee for the aid of Mir Nor
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-09

ceye telephone orders for seats, This telephone number is 2488
 Tonight the Oratorio society will hold rehearsal on the Woolsey hall stage, The orchestra will be present and take part in the rehearsal Prof. Jepson will also be In his place at the organ, Dr. Parker will go over both works In their entirety so that all may be ready for the "dress' 'reheal sal tomorrow morn ing when the entire concert force will be on the stage, Mrs, Corinne Rider Kelsey, the well known soprano for the productions is expected here this eVen- ing at the New Haven house, while Mrs. Gertrude n-Bailey, the con- trato, MT. John Young, the tenor and Dr, Carl Dufft, the basso are to reach New Haven early tomorrow forenoon, together with the large delegation of New York orchestra men from the Philharmonic and Symphony who come to augment the New Haven Symphony orchestra,
 A well known authority on chorus singing is responsible for the statement that the Oratorio society will sing both the "Stabat Mater" and the Flora No- ylssima" better than anything 1t has ever done. All the parts are splendidly balanced and the quality of tone is smooth and pure as though the indi- vidual singers had been carefully chos-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-09

Morris Corpor who was removed to the Now Haven hospital a few days ago with pneumonia is about the same
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-09

en and were experienced In chorus singing
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-09
G!Nesp!e's Drug Store
Phone 663-4. 744 CHAPEL STREET.
 Goods Delivered.

ton Contributions of any amount will be gladly received by the Journal Courier and acknowledgment made, or they may be sent to any of the other local papers or to the members of the committee, whose names will be announced tomorrow.
 MT. Morton's condition Is such that, while he would be the last one to ask for aid, as is shown by the fact that his need has just been discovered hy his friends, the assistance which will be derived from the proceeds of tho concert, is an absolute necessity. The Journal-Courier hopes that those who cannot themselves attend the concert will not refrain from giving their as- sistance, but will either buy tickets and dispose of them as they see fit, or else send their contributions to the bus- ness manager of this paper.
 The price of tickets will be at the rate of twenty-five cents for the entire house, all seats being re- served.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-09
NASHVILLE.

A very large audience is expected to be present at the entertainment which is to be given in the Westville Method ist church this evening, The entertain ment Is to be given by the l. T. Ora matic club under the auspices of the Epworth league. The program is un- doubtodly one of the best that has been given in this church for some time. The entertainment will start at s o'clock sharp. The following is the program in full; Piano duet-"In Postal Array"
 Misses Reid and Hendricks. Vocal solo-"sea Birds Warning Cry"
 C. r. Mansfield, Farce-"My Turn Next"
 Club. Quartet There Never Was Girl Like You"
 Messrs Fulton, Mansfield, r Tow
 Ter and R. Fowler, Vocal solo-"Carmena."
 Miss Olive Hendricks. Mandolin "Traumeri"
 Mir O. Fulton. Mixed quartet-"Jack and Jill." Misses Bush and Hurd; Messrs.
 Fulton and Mansfield A minstrel show win be given in Ma sonic hall Friday evening, December Il, by Company B, Boys brigade of Westville. IA chorus of 30 voices are re- hearsing and 1t Is sure to be success. The program is es follows: Opening chorus Good Evening Carolina" Clifford Hol- lls
 Under the Chicken Tree'-Curtis Ford
 Help Yourself'-Frank Fowler, Bon Bon Buddy" y"-Edward Hoogh- kirk
 "Mandy Lam" Curtis Ford. "Your in the Right Church But in the
 Wrong Pew'-Clifford Hollis l Wooden Shoe Danclng-Mr H, Pitts. l Banjo solo-Dwight Bissell AccompanIst-M Pauline Voorhees,.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-09
PRlMA DONNA
 HERE TONIGHT
Mrs, Corinne Rider Kelsey at Dress" Rehearsal To-mor- row Morning Also the
 Other Soloists.

Yesterdays sale of seats for the Ora torio society's concert was promising enough to encourage the officers of the society to believe that very large au- dlence will hear Rosslnis immortal "Stabat Mater and Dr. Parker's in- spired dramatic oratorio Flora Novls-
 sima" when these popular works are produced in Woolsey hall on Thursday night The OratorIo society has ap- parently made the most popular choice of years for the demand for seats has come from all over the state. Seats in all parts of the house arc selling rap idly This morning at 10 o'clock Woolsey hall box office will be open again for the seat sale, and again today the uni- versity department of music will re-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-09
FIRST AID TO INJURED.
Dr. C. F. Sanford Lectures to Mem
 bers of Olivct Baptist Church,

Dr c. F. Sanford last night delivered the last of a course of lectures on Ambulance Work. or First Aid to the Injured" before the members of the Ollvet Baptist church Quite recently tho church was presented with an emergency outfit, and in order that the members might be able to put it tc practical use if necessary, Dr. Sanford kindly gGve his services as lecturer The lectures have been largely attend. ed. The outcome of the lecture may be the forming of permanent ambul ance society in connection with the church
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-09

A large tree in front of Graf & Hemion's store on Whalley avenue blew over Monday afternoon on &C., count of the heavy winds A gang of men from the city were called to re- move the tree.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-09

The Ladies Missionary society of the Congregational church will hold q Christmas sale in the church parlors this afternoon and evening also Thurs day afternoon and evening. This eve ming at and 7oclock there will be a turkey supper served those having tickets for o'clock are requested to he very prompt All are invited to attend
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-09

The condition of George Bradley who is very i'll at the home of his son, pr. Louis Bradley on Willard street Is re- ported as being quite serious.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-09

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Ndlt ScitCn.
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Sphu Sem.

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Baltimore Sentctcrn,

Virean: SrantlinsSlo., Baltimore. y. Rurtbitr.
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olSiiben. Gie Yrobibitioniitcn Gboiin
un0 Watfina meroen ooa @oblreiuIs
tat meniger bcciniIltiicn; ebcnio NiS-
gen uno Gropc3, sic Gon0iooten Ger
Slloepen0cnce q Eartci. gtod) nenigcr
iullcn Die Eopuliiten @otion uno
Willioma ms Neluidt. @ilbnlla lutO
Oillnroc, Die GonOiootcn Der io5ioliIti.
id)en Nrbaiterportct Gurner INN
Ghofiin Der llnitcO Gbriitinn Eortei,
uno oic 2ibcrolcn Supp mnO Woobnr
51hlell nid)t uicl nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

&n EctinN Der @oupt-
uno &%ciioeu5ito0t oe5 6inciiiAen &ci-
dies, mciB man fnlm ctlun9 bon Der
in 4nlop sum- @eiitd o10etommenen
omerifoniihcn SricgaiIotte. l(no
ood boben omerifouiihc 3citungeH,
allen poran Der 30. y. Ncrolo", icit
Monoten it1noig beridtet, OuB China
nod einem 9iinouiB nit ocn Ser
einigten Staotcn orange. Die SudJc
itimmt nid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
Trnib Hioae Ecmrtcrn.

Der ioenle Srtebhpt upu Baltimore, nute
8ties3ile. 3iuei eleEtrif6e R16u'9tnfeE uno
9tnIico,9ouleonro Ditcit 5rnl Srteobof. gue
@ruflbftiide lricrftdnoiger Iufftbt. Nieorlge
greife. Werlanet bic ueieH Soubenit Gataloee
9iltean: Nr. iii, 0pTo.Ghartes.straRe. Be:oe
2eIepbcue. (MpriI2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
Trauf Is. Submnn.
lin 0eiIha Hpuae

tueroen mir cine reguldrc Soc 5lafbe an Ellie
fenNcn, Welde oieie @ln5eiae beuntporten uno
10. Gents, iir Die. 5aDInnq, oes 8oltps elm
t6idcn. Minlt b%eoetfe es u ntdt cine Brobe'
@genicn O~ertuugt. WaH itreibe fir ~liberoIe
@eninqunoen. @breile: @eiiho Mia. Co., 90
Cat 1871. ctr, Gciu'gurt. (Iprtl25. tSd..)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

Rad Itotiiti idcn Grbes
bungen miro BON ie iieben 9cmoh-
1crn unicre3 2unoe5 i0brlid) elmer
perleBt; iei Is bel Der Nrbcit, oltf Der
giienbobn ooer oltf Scr StraBcn.
bobn. 9(llf ben Giienbobncn oea Cant
bes iin0 in nellerer 3eit &obr iiir
&n6r iiber 10000 Yerionen %gctGotet
un0 iiber 100000 crbeblid perIebt
morben. Ingegct lit man mGbr2nO Ell
ncr Sceoniobrt bcinobc 10 iidcr. olS
menn nlo, Oabeim I'M 3inmer iibt,
@roBerc lln9liide olli oem Ocean iino
m Sen iiingiter Snbrcn icbr lcltcn &C.
morben. uns morldle Sabre babcn ent-
meoer gar feline o6er foiun nennena.
pertbe 8erluIte an Menihenleben gc,
6ro6t. Die 8erpoQfonmnlth0 6ca 81
icnbobnperfebrS bat - in inherent
2onoc meniQiten - Dos Heiieriiifo CT
bolt, sic 8erpoufommnltnq Der See
lhiiiuhrt bat eS perminoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
Grnu 6. Sapioiun.

Seoern Gcrcinist. eerrdnielt unb' eefdrbt;
Site qefdrbi uno ncl mpoeutrt. 2t0 @eft'
2rrhhgtpn.str. 6. & q. 9boile, Ct. PauI 1860.
(Sfti4tWtt)
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ut. Eliuct Gemetcrg.

Gluadna an nrebert6.8onb.
Cots 5ii beri1ufen urter leid1ieu BeoiIlgutgeT.
9eriaufSsMgent u. 9. Suluuen.
(Sau3-1 gr. 605. WuericausPIka.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

NmuS' 2nnd, Huuni, Sdlucrts nno Srnnflir.
strabc, peocniiber bent SdInertsNGbnbot 9aItts
more. Wtu. Teriudt meire 15c. uno 25t. Wabl'
Seitcn. @abcn ntbt ibreS 9lei6en. 3ueia:
gr. 925. lSeitsguIttulor sStrabc.
(Sftt4. ?Mite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

Soil Scr @onn Scr "a c.
ltmolcncn 8errnogen" Der Monn
Der @ou Strobc, Der 5rlitS uno
Der @roB.Gorporoiionen fir Die n0d)
item bier Sabre YrGlihent Der Ger.
Stooten lem ober Der Mann, Der Die
Sntereiicn Der groBcn S%olfsnniien
pertritt? SoQ Der 8eloiod olld) III
oieier @obl pieOcr ben 9(usidlog &c.
ben? 6rogen. Die mpbl iiberlegt per,
ocn loIlten, che man morgen leine
Gimme iiir Sen cinen o0er onberel,
Gonbibotcn ob9iebt.