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The Morning Journal Courier

Location

New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1908

Page

11

Portieres Sale Shows Deep Discounts on Tapestry Varieties

Very handsome portieres offered at clearance prices to illustrate drastic savings. Meredale Tapestry Portieres in brown and red priced at $5.75 per pair, originally $18. Also French Tapestry Portieres listed at $3.12 per pair, down from $10.50, and another lot at $2.76 each from $7.50.

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Abolish Big Stick Sermon Praises Independence Message

A sermon at the First Reformed Church yesterday praised The New Declaration of Independence and condemned imperial overreach. Rev. Frederick Lent urged a future of liberty and moral governance, commending Cleveland Mellon Hughes and Roosevelt while contrasting political leadership with true freedom.

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A Call to Moral Freedom Based on Independence Day Faith

The speaker urges a moral independence beyond political liberty, arguing true freedom comes from Christ. He cites Abraham, the Declaration, and historical battles to condemn greed and social vice, urging personal faith and a public declaration of spiritual emancipation. He recalls figures like Hughes and Sherman and presses for separation from evil to achieve real liberty.

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Banquet Honors William Jennings Bryan in Fourth Ward

In Bryan's honor a Fourth Ward Hammer Club banquet was held on Saturday evening with about 209 attendees. John F. Shyers presided as president of the Hammer club in Putnam and Cedar streets clubrooms. The hall was decorated with red, white, and blue bunting and portraits, including "Our First President" over George Washington and "Our Next President" over William Jennings Bryan.

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New Haven Citizen John Gandter Accepts Hartford Post

The friends of John Gandter, long a prominent New Haven figure and former selectman, have him take charge at John Moran’s Hartford stock office. He begins immediately, bringing years of experience from Kimberly and Goodrich and a brokerage career across New London and New Haven.

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Mary Sexton Obituary Notes At St Patrick’s Church

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Sexton was held Saturday morning from the rear fence of her home at 16 William Street and at St Patrick's church where a solemn requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev Father O'Brien. Floral tributes were carried by Matthew Teynolia Michael Whalen Jonny Wheaton and Thomas Davin with pallbearers Tom Paley William Maher Arthur McAvey George Naughton William Cowtette and Frank Bowen. Interment followed at Lawrence Cemetery.

Mary Sexton James JH Lane William Street St Patrick's Church Father O'Brien Matthew Teynolia Michael Whalen Jonny Wheaton Thomas Davin Tom

Doran and Curran Families Brief Obituaries

Mrs John Doran of 94 Kenneth Street died Saturday evening after a long illness. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs John Laden and two sons William A and James F Doran, three grandchildren. funeral tomorrow at Interesi이 Church at 4 30 AM, high mass, interment at St Bernard cemetery. Cornelius J Curran, son of Bennie and Hannah Curran, died Friday at Grace Hospital from typhoid fever. Funeral from his home then from Bidolin's Church with high mass. interment at St Lawrence Cemetery.

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Thermos Bottles Featured by Local Grocers

Johnson & Brother grocers at State and Court streets advertise a special date for their Thermos bottles. They claim the double glass construction keeps coffee hot for twenty four hours in cold weather and cold liquids cold in heat, with no chemicals used.

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Farmers organize permanent constitution at Scranton farm meeting

At a Madison gathering on Saturday the Farmers formed a committee to draft a permanent constitution and by laws. Governor Woodruff, Mr Bergnton, and Attorney Juco DP Goodhart were named to oversee the project with a constitution to be drafted at the next Lin post meeting.

Charles W. Scranton Madison Woodruff Bergnton Juco Goodhart

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