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THE MORNING JOURNAL-COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1908.
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THURSDAY
BARGAINS
Special Low Prices for
Thursday Shoppers,
BOe. to 89n. WASTE BAS
KETS; Thursday 25.
lJlc to 39c. OINOHAMS and
VOILES; Thursday 10$.
WHITE GOODS REMNANTS;
Thursday HALF PRICE.
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$1.00 and $1.50 a yard MOUS
SELINE PE SOIE; Thtirg.
day 25$.
Choirs of nny $1.15 a yard
BLACK PRESS OOOPS in
stork, Thursday for 98$.
$1.25 to $1.50 a yard ROT'CII
PONGEE SILKS; Thursday..
08$.
Jl.M a yard COLORED MO
HAIR GOODS; Thursday.. Tf$.
Men's, Women's and Chil
dren's COLLARS, values 12Jo. to
i, 1
j 25c. each
Thursday 10$.
25c. TfRKISH SPONGE and
5c. CAKE OF SOAP, all for..
. 121$.
j ,',!;, $2.00 to $2.50 LONG SILK
i GI5VES; Thursday 81 60
12Je. a yard CRASH TOWEL-
, Ing; Thursday 10$.
$L00
Swiss Musllo
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Ruffled
...69$.
t i CURTAINS
Thursday
Upholstery Dept., third floor.
Tl?easJop-
rl ;jn rmTiuTii i t innnm
;i Mini V I n A liliilll n I
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i "9 Is Late Yesterday Afternoon
J oS t
G vk'A After a Twelve -Days'
d0 Session.
CASE THANKS JURY
Found Not Guilty Qulnn Gets
Six Months and Miller
Mfe.
ft the accused guilty or not gull
i asked Acting Clerk Pon.l.
;tot guilty," replied Foreman Mlt
of tho Jury !n the criminal side
he superior court at 6:H, yester
iafternoon, looking straight at
'i-s Craig, who had been accused of
i from thu person.
'tentlomen of the Jury," said Judge
turning to the twelve men who
t been in attendance In the court
ihe last few weeks, "I understand
Mr. Williams, the state's r.ttor
ijthat there are no more eases to
bought to. your attention. I will
Store dismiss you finally and add
inclusion a word of thanks for
very constant, faithful ind pa
lattcntlon. You may adjourn the
f, Mr. Sheriff, sine die."
i'us ended yesterday afternoon one
jjf? most remarkable sessions of the
li'lor court that the county has ev
!!iown. It. began with the longest
'if accusations that had ever been
in up In New Haven. The (session
11 in all twelve court days. Pur
; u't time there werw elev en trials
y. Many of the accused plead-
llty and one case at least wag
Ml. Thirty-eight were sent to the
A ..ley avenue Jail by Judge Case for
l e or long terms and In all thirteen
isent to W'etherstield to state prls
r long terms, Including one, Mil
r life.
tig's trial was one of the short
,4 the session. If was run off In
j ii, n lime, inongn wun no iac,a or
$fi oy jjawyt!- vjoouonri. lie wna
,jed by George H. Chllds, a vet.er
ft the Civil war and sevnty-one
;i old, of stealing a silver watch
? 11' norn niH iernon on January
r' Ijl Moefler's saloon on State street,
en unoorn nnn praaiey sireei.
s been said the Jury brought in
jjfllet of not guilty after an hour's
ijratlon,
(' case against XCthel jviaynard
jolled yesterday by the state. Khe
jeen accused of stealing J00 in
from the person of James "Br
it a hotel in this city on the night
:jnuary 6 last. It had come to
Attention of 'he state that thero
?-ood reason to suspect a man
jl Xesblt, whose whereabouts are
nw known, of the stealing. The
J-d left court smiling.
pea Qulnn, tne ranroao netecivp
, n,hot and killed a boy named
r o'i'onnor, in the Cedar Hill
ht ;i yards, some time ago, and who
lid' ftuf-y t0 t"0 e,la,"P;fi ln lhe
,or court. Tuesday, was yester-
$1.25 Whits ind Colored
WAIST8; Thursday 89$.
$125 PETTICOATS ef all
kinds; Thursday 89$.
$1.60 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, new
colors; Thursday RO$,
25c.
Knitted POUR-IN.
HANDS; Thursday 19$.
25c. Shaped VESTS for Wom
en; Thursday 19$.
Women's TAN HOSE; special
valus at 25$.
6ftc. CORSET COVERS;
Thursday 42$.
S
$1.50 WHITE SKIRTS; Thurs
day 81 OO
BASEMENT
BARGAINS
13c. HOfE for Men, Women
and Children; Thursday St....
Of-
lSe. VESTS for Women;
Thursday at 9$.
Special value In Men's Sum
mer SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
Thursday 2R$.
day morning sentenced to six months
In Jfill by Judge Case.
Charles Henry Miller, the Ansnnla
negro, who shot and killed his wife,
Kllzabeth, nt the latter town, March
27, was sentenced to Imprisonment for
life by Judge Case In the criminal
superior court, yesterday.
Warren W. Wilcox, of Hartford,
pleaded guilty to charges of burglary
and theft, and was sentenced to from
one to two years In state prison on
the first court and one year on the
second count.
John Lawrence, of Guilford,
pleaded not guilty to acharge of adul
tery and the ense went over until the
next term of the court, tho bonds be
ing fixed at 1600. i
Paul Kunde, 48 Gilbert avenue, with
tears coursing down his face, tnld
Judge Cae yesterday, forenoon that
it wss not true that he was neglecting
his family when his honor was about
to Impose sentence upon him for em
bezzling $420 from M. Stelnert A Sons
company, by whom he was employed
as a stock clerk. He was found out
and arrested March 25 last. Yester
day morning he pleaded guilty to
tho charge and was given (wo years
In state prison,
John E. Ney of Fall River, Mass.,
ploat'ed guilty of embezzlement by
agent and was sentenced by Judge
(,'ase to pay a fine of $500.
Ney was a salesman for the New
Haven Tobacco Co., and between Jan
uary 1 and November 8, last year,
he was accused of having embezzled
$962.27 belonging to the company, al
though only $800 was lodged against
him yesterday morning.
POLI'S.
Ijalla Srlhlnl, tho Pathltig Beauty,
One of the Ieadlng Attractions.
Lalla Selblnl, the tathlng beauty,
with the divine shape, is tho chief at
traction at Poll's this week. The an
tics of her little comedian and her bi
cycle tricks are features of her ad. I
The Eight Hoboes, one of the newest
of the vaudeville offerings, depicting
the life of the American tramp, will be
the principal feature of the poll bill
next week.
FOREIGN ECHOES
Jjondnn, May 6. Sixty Afghans were
killed in the lighting which took plure
between a large Afghan force nini t)m
Berlin, May 6. Kmperor William has
conferred the Order of the Crown uf
Prussia upon William Charles Ketck of
the New York Times.
British troops last Katurday at s point
In the Khyber pass, near Uindl-Klmtal,
according to a dispatch sent in hy a
correspondent with the British column,
Rabat., Morocco, May 6. The foreign
board announces that Abd-el-Azlz. tin
Sultn of Morocco, Is to leave here for
Morocco City en May 9. The seaport
of Kafll lies been reoectipied by Ahd el
AzIb'b troops.
ft.. Petersburg, May . The military
preparations being made by Russia on
the Turkish frontier have attracted the
attention of the foreign consuls in the
Omicasup. and several have sent In re
ports regarding the expectation of trou
ble with Turkey. A consular report
from Bstum, received at one of the
embassies here, details the arrival by
sen of Russian artillery a great quan
tity of ammunition, and stoves nf pro
visions which are being forwarded M
tha south with feverish acUvlU.
J speaking OF SEGAR BARGAINS?
wi: (irn n
140,000
DOUBLE EAGLE
TEN-CENT SEGARS
I 6 Each
$1.25 Box 25 ::
$2.50 Box 60 ;:
iThl.i makes Rnx Price 6c.) f
Sale Begins Thurs., May 7 J
(No rftKtrtrtlnn as to amount
purchased at these llRiires while
the goods Inst.)
W'f will prepay delivery on
lots of 100 or more to out-of-town
pntriins.
Tho object of (Ills sale Is to
nial;e room for tho 1SFAY KIIAPK
Iouble I'iirIp now In the works,
I and to plve the smokers of New
J. Iliuen the advantage of buying
J. this excellent segnr at less than
COM.
Here's a. REAL Serar
Bararain.
SEGAR
STORES
f 808 Chapel, cor. Orange. 2
GOVERNOR PLEASED
Congratulates Prof. Jepson on
Tine Work Done by Chil
dren on Foot Guard
Day.
Prof. Benjamin Jepsnn has received
a leitnr from Governor Woodruff con
gratulating him on the fine work done
by the school children on Foot Guard
day. The letter follows:
Xew llavm, Conn., May 2, 1908.
My Hear Mr. Jepsn:
1 feel that I would not he doing my
duty. If 1 let piitis, the opportunity of
congiHtubltlllK you upon the most ex
cellent work done in the , i,iol chil
dren on Foot Guard day at the Church
of the Redeemer. The singing was
beautiful an I showed that greiit care
had been given In Instructing the
children, or they never could have
done po Well.
l(nm a linn believer that the teach
ing of lniihlc in our public schools, g
one of the most Important and essen
tial subjects that can be taught, as It
Is one of thoFf things that Is ea riled
t tin home nnd will do more towards
making a happy home, than any olhcr
one thing (but can be brought there.
1 also feel that the people of New
Ilium are under an obligation to you
personally, which It will be Impossible
for them to ever repay and the people
of New Haven should he very grateful
that you have been (-pared your good
health and long life to devote to your
work, for which 1 most heartily 'con
gratulate you.
Respectfully yours,
Rn,i,N h. WOODRUFF.
P. O. MI-.X ANXIOI S.
Wondering Mow Washington Will s
ioo of Important Measure.
The postnflico employes are watch
ing with Intel est the reports from
Washington this week In regard to
the various measures which will be
disposed of before Monday, according
to the present schedule.
One of the bills provides for a bet
ter classification of those employes
shove the grade of clerk who up to
this time have been Ignored by con
gress In Ihe general raise of govern
ment salaries which went Into effect
last year as a result of the higher
price of things. They amount to 10
per cent, of the whole. Under the
present arrangement some of the su
perintendents will receive less com
pensation than the clerks and car
riers on July 1.
Another measure provides for the
retirement of superannuated govern
ment employes when they reach the
age of sixty-five and seventy years.
The fund for the retirement Is provid
ed by retaining about 3.5 of the an
nual salary of each employe w ho will
upon reaching tho retiring ago be en
titled to receive 1.5 per cent, of his
salary for each year of service. This
bill Is the one presented by President
Roosevelt. In each house and as
amended by the committee on reform
In the civil service Is now returned to
congress by the chairman,' Frederick
H. (illicit, of Massachusetts, with the
approval of the committee.
The local mall men favored-the pro
vision of another bill which allowed
an employe to receive the benellt of
the act after having served the United
States twenty years, and became dis
abled owing to reasons not due to vic
ious habits or by exigencies of service
without fault or dellrjuency on his
part.
n-Hisir in HorsTox Finn
Houston, Toxas, May 6 Two women
stir! two girls fl.rc hellpved to have per
ished orlsi y In a fire which destroyed
the S-'hmv btilld'lnff, Hsn Jaelnto snd
I'miKress streets, In the heart of the
huslness sertlnn. The lo.'s Is $50,ftnt).
Gnesls of tho Houston had nurrow es-capaa
MATTOON
BIG DEMONSTRATION
A. 0. H. Will bo Horo In Largo
Numbers for tho Annual
Field Day.
DATES AUGUST 19, 20, 21
Reports from All Tarts of the State
Indlrute That Crowd Will he the
Largest liver.
From reports received by the execu
tive committee of A. O. H. and Ladles'
nuxllhry, New Haven will witness one
of the largest demonstrations ever held
In the state on the occasion of the stnte
parade, Held day nnd convention, to be
held on August 10, 20 and 21. There are
7S divisions of the A. O. 11,, nnd 41 di
visions of tho Ladles' auxiliary In the
stale, a membership of lfl.nno men and
D.ooo women. Prizes will be awarded
for the best tloats, the division hnvlng
the Inreg.-it number In line, the best
uniformed an 1 the best drilled.
In conjunction with the civic part of
the organization the military branch
will take part. Seven companies fully
equipped under the command of Col. T.
J. Murphy of Prblteport. The Kennedy
Guards offianbtiry will also be present.
It Is 20 years since the Parade w.is In
New Haven and every one of the i::oo
members and the iM members of tie
Ladles' auxiliary are preparing to
make ihe affair one worthy of tho City
of Kims.
The committee has received commun
ications from Springfield, Worcester
nnd Molyoke divisions signifying their
Interepts In the event and will be at thn
patade In l.irr.e numbers.
The national chaplain of the society.
Rev. John n Kennedy of Danhury, Is
a native of New Haven and his pre-,-en-e
with the intlre board of national
nftlcers will be of Interest to all.
There will be at the lowest estimate
K.nno In the parade nnd 4'-a delegates of
the division nnd 2r0 delegates of the
nuxll'ary present to attend the convert
Men.
tjonrge It Pheehan of Roston, na
tional organizer uf the order, t.t In the
cltv nnd will remain several days to
assist the local committee In their plans
ot arrangements.
Mr. Sheehan attended a very Urge
meeting of Division 5 last evening nt
Kmmett Club hall nnd paid a splendid
tribute to County President John S.
Mi-Carthv and the committee of ar
rangements end stated that National
President Cummlngs of Roston nnd Ad
jutant General McCarthy of Fall Riv
er, Mass., would be present hnj di
visions from the western section of
Massachusetts would participate. In
closing the national organizer predict
ed that the coming parade would be
Ihe greatest Irish demonstration ever
held In New England.
Twelve new members were Initiated
nnd 15 applications were received. The
division adopted the uniform that the
entire order In the city will appear in
at the parade.
The executive committee hnvlng
charge of parade will meet tonight at
1,19 Orange street, end Division 7 will
met tomorrow night nt which time the
national organizer will deliver nn ad
dress. HART
MARKET
COMPANY
This is the time and this
the place to obtain all the
Spring Meats, Vegetables
and Fruits. To-day, Con
necticut Spring Lamb.
Fresh Killed Spring
Chickens.
Green Mint, New Car
rots and Beets, Beet Tops,
Dandelions, Green Olives.
Philadelphia Capons,
Chickens and Squabs.
180 TemplQ St.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I desire to announce to thn pulilln
(lint I mi, noiT iiellnu In the enimcltj
of I'ninll- Hrprenrntfltlve In Ikiunpm of
Inoiirnlnii durlnu tlu' funernl perleili
ntliiiillnK to (lie many iletnlU which
present tlieinNplvm "I mo ll n timet ren.
tiering nnttii,ir to funeral illi-ector,
nnd representing- the family nn nil oc.
enloim. AlllllHled ivltli nil lend In it nn.
dcrlnker". MHS. J. VMI I IAM Kr.M"V
Teli-vhniio P2IS3-4.
I desire to announce to my friends and the
public generally, that pending a readjustment
of my affairs, calis Intended for nic may he
sent to Messrs. Lewis & M;ycock, No. 1112
C'napel Street. All work will receive prompt
and careful attention. Telephone 675.
ROBT. JV. BUftWEU.
Undertaker
DEATHS.
HART At Green wlrh, Cnnn., Mny 4,
ItifiS, nt Ihe residence n her son-in-law,
(leorKn U. Oulnn, In the IHIn
year of her stfc, Martha A. Hsrt, will
ow nf Harvey Hurt, sometime receiver
nf tolls of the i'H.v of New York, anil
diniKhler of the Into Ihihic Mix.
Funeral service will ! until nt Christ
church, (li'eenwleh, Conn,, Thursday,
"111 Inst., at 1ii:an n. in. Interment
and committal nt flrnvn Htreet ceme
tery, New Haven, upon arrival of
12:45 train. m 2t
MKltWIN In this city, May B. .190.1.
Charles H. Mcrwln, In the Until year
of his Ke.
Funeral services will he held (it hit
late residence, No. 52 Hlslmp street,
on Friday afternoon ill. half-past two
o'cloilc. Friends are Invited to at.
tend. m7 l!t
Cut Flowers and
Flowering Plants
John N. Champion & Co.
l:iaa cuai el hi.
Fads in Tipples
Sloe Gin, nn English Liqueur.
prepared from Dry
ITollnnd Gin and Kloi borrms,
a fruit similar lo our Wild
Hum. lint tie. 1.10
Apricot Brandy, .porhapunio
i J moil popu
lar Cordial of tho day.' Wo huvo
hx hrands--bnst values being
Cur bottling from rwti pints
lliowoid $1.45 S .75
O. A. Jounio, 1.0J
Gnrnior'H, U litre,
Dnhnnnpt tho French appetizer,
inioonnet, ror a oopktft)1 UH0
equal parts Dubonnot and Dry
Gin-no bitters., Jlottlc, 1.00
Ormo-e frin usod with Dubonnot
cocktail. TiOttlo, $'.6o
' riotlle
Swedish Caloric 1'unch, $1.25
Cherry Whiskey, 1.N5
Amcr Picon, 1.25
Peter Hecring's Cordial,
75c and 1 ..1,0
Aromatique (Th. Lappe), i.ro
-331 Stati St-
!it)Mi:sTi:n suvrixfj rink.
pon't forget that the llomestend
skating rink Is open every afternoon
from 1:30 to 5:30. There Is no place at
the (.here that you can enjoy yourself
better than at tho Homestead skating
rink, and there Is no pleasure as ex
hilarating as skating.
The enlargement of our pres
ent quarters finds us at the
mercy of mason3, carpenters,
etc., and we beg the indulgence
of our patrons for tho confusion
in the store and for deliveries
possibly a little delayed. It
will last but a short while, and,
when finished, will greatly add
to our ability to servo you.
JOIINfiIUU3RXS:SON.
GINGER ALE
SPECIAL
Three Days Only.
Silver Spring Ginger Ale,
Regular Price $1 doz.
Special Price 65c doz.
BAKERY SALE
Wager crowds Hum pvpp nt our
ftakci-jr CniiiiliT fvcrytlilin; fresh
from our own ovens. To-ilay's IInr
gulus: Large Loaf Cakes, 8c loaf.
Fresh Hot Soda Biscuit, 5c doz.
Spice Cookies, 5c doz.
25 OTlllJl nAKKKV IUUGAIXS!
Fresh "Live Channel"
HADDOCK, 5c lb.
SIihiI, SIhcKoitI, 1'nil, Sen Trniil,
Hiillliut, Herring, Oystcru iinil t'laiim.
Best Elgin Creamery Butter,
29c lb.
to-i vs sri: I ,
S.S. ADAMS.
Inn Te'.riili'iiiPH. ( oil 4".SO r 4UOI.
Ml sunn:, ( (in. si v 1 1; ami
couirr s i it s.
Itrnncli !)liircHi :t:lll H:.iyiii-iI Ave., T40
(ir a lid Ave.. IIO'l llimmil Ave, 7 Slml
tuu Ate., li,1 l.li'jd St.
New
Maplo Syrup in pint and quart bottles.
Maplo ?yrup in two -quart and four-quart cans.
Dc!icioii3 Maple Sugar in cakes.
Maplo Cream in one -pound cans, used for cake
fillings, parfaits, etc.
All theso goods are from Vermont and this year
seem unusually better, which is saying a groat deal, as
tho good3 have always given tho best satisfaction. One
reason is that nothing but the first running of sap is
used and is not overheated. Try some; it will please
you.
The S. W.
D. M.
LEMONS.
Welch
I.nrp;e Juicy I.rnions at 12c per dozen.
PITTED PRUNES.
I.nido pitted Cnllfornla Prunes at 10c per lb. A big seller. Try them.
POULTRY.
InR Island nnrkllnirs. Hen Turkeys and Tender FcroL
SPRING VEGETABLES.
A full line or fresh Spring VrRetnnles String or Wnx Beans, 10c per
quart; Hipp Tnmntnes, 10; per lb; Ipttupp, Green Peppers, Oyster Plant,
8r; Iiunidi Bepts, Native Radishes, Carrots, Cucumbers, Bermuda
Onions; New Potatoes, 30o per half peck.
ORANGES AND GRAPE FRUIT.
i i
Finest brands of California Oranges and Florida Grape Fruit
D. M. WELCH & SON.
New Numbers 38-40 CONGRESS AVENUE
WF.ST HAVEN. v FAIR HAVEN.
Thursday, May 7.
A FEW WORDS TO CAREFUL HOUSEKEEPERS.
ABOUT VEAL
FIRST The Veal we have on sale Is procured from near-by
farms, where the strictest sanitary conditions prevail.
SECOND It i3 milk-fed, consequently always white and tender.
THIRD Must be well matured beforo wo aocept It and offer to
our patrons.
L. C. PFAFF & SON,
"THE BEST MEATS."
Phone 1046. 7 and 9 Church St.
ID Congress Ave.
339 Grand At.
Pineapples, each 8c
Radish, bunch. 3c
New Potatoes, quart. ... 80
Cucumbers, each 3o
Hamburg Steak, 3 lbs. . .25c
Pork Chops 10c
Salt Pork Oc
SCHOENBERGER'S
1S Hownrtl Av. li Shelton Are.
Philadelphia Capons
Philadelphia
Roasting Chickens
Philadelphia Squab
Guinea Hens
The R.H. NesbitGo.
Church und Elm Streets.
BRANCH STORE,
2J5 F.dse-.vuod Avenue.
S.U'KKn HKAIIT HOP.
ArraiiKfinciils .Made for One on May
2tl at Slioi'i-luini.
At a iwerit nieetliiR nf the Srtereil
Hi'iirf rluli held at the elnb house, ar
riineinent,a were made, to hold ladles'
nlwht on 'ednpsd:iy evening, May 20,
All friends of the club are Invited, It
was oteil also to Rive a "hop" r.t tha
Shoreham (Periuot), Morris Cove, on
the eve of Memorial day, Friday, May
29. This will he the tirst nf the, sum
mer hops to he given by. the rhib dur
ing tho year. The second one la tu bo
Maple Goods.
Hurlburt Co.
1074 CHAPEL ST.
& Son Offe
1316 and 770 State St 4 George St.
Fresh Liver 5o
Sliced Bacon 14o
Sausage, 3 lbs ,25o
Eggs, per dozen 1 80
Tomatoes, can. ., 9o
Magnolia Milk ...lOo
Good Butter, lb 2 80
521 Elm St 150 Greenwood St.
Strawberries.
Fresh arrivals daily. The quality
Is superior. We on 11 attention to our
Mnliigu (irnpes, tlio II nest fruit of tho
year. I'loiidn Navel Oranges, Jaffa,
Kliifrs and TiuiKerlnes. Urnpe Fruit
at special prices. Clearing sale of
Apples nil ilio good varieties at less
tliiiu last fall's prices. Vegetables of
thu rarer sorts.
J 3. JUDSON,
856 CHAPEL ST.
THE MIRROR FRUIT STORE.
We Are at Work
Why not let us quote you
a price for cleaning house,
including carpets, rugs,
etc., with our Vacuum
Cleaner ?
Vacuum
2700.
Riven Friday even In tr, July 3. Th
"hops" Riven by this club ars enjoy
able affairs and a pleasant time Is as
sured to all who attend. ,
Cleaner