Mwhatiahno’wnasthsaemar
aliantyallihaapurtraeksmergo
filliillllilllillfi. Engine“, witha
Wincheandin switching ranon
mainline. Engine 14 was on that
withninecars. No. 41 had about
cautnthemain line, when No.‘ it
mnnswwea with nineteen tons
brass. Thetrainsranasbortdiatance
tliecolllsion and then came to a
stop. &gine 14 wasturned partly over
.and one side'was badly thrashed, the
cathavingbroken in the cylinder box
audconnecting mhadddtdoingother
W. Sevenlofthafrei'ghtcarswcre
, thrownofl thetrack, but‘werenotdam—
PatrickKalley, the conductor on No.
['14, w standing oaths side of the loco—
motive when the accident occurred and
'rhhhand was caught between the car
and engine andornshed, causing a se-
vere injury.
The wrecker arrived at the scene riborit‘1
1:00 o’clock, but the greater share of
the with of removing the obstruction to
Ida'ndandw States express was
deliyedlhn'ttthreehonnandahalf on
accountof the accident. ’llre disabled
engine was taken to the repair shops
' thisa‘rorning.
- strin- unit A srovr is run noon
A Ila-1m Couple learlv Aaplr'vxlated
by coal Gas Sir-day algae.
Ir. andliia. Jess Pollard, of Winni-
. punk, narrowly escaped death by as
phyxia flunday night. caused by coal generate
unplug from a stove in their bedroom.
Theyiietiredm usual, but earlythe fol-
lowing morning Mr. Pollard was awak-
ened by the creating of his wife, whom
, he found in an unconscious condition
He attempted to arouse her, but found
thathewasmnear insena'ihility himself
that it wan impaiible for him to do
. hitch toward resuscitating her. He fin-
evally' aucoeeded inletting fresh air into
the room and getting nuisance. lir.
Pollardis abletoattend tohisbusines.
'hnthas not yet fully recovered from the
sneer- of the coal gas. lire. Pollard is
atlllveryweak ahdlies inacriticalcon-
'dition. It is thought, however, that she
will recover.
MMa-tlaAr-oryht.
1b the Miler of fit Sentinel—Sir:
”State of Connecticut madea rais-
'tahewheriitallowedthetreeaontbc
iarmorylotinthehurughhrbecutdown
solelyfortheprmnotionof private inter-
all. Quartermaster General Rudd
ahonld not have permitted the state prop-
artytobedestroyedattherequeatofone
hr two interstedpartiea, hatahould lure
giventhapnblioahearlng and required
annmarculyaigned petition before he
memorials». People naturally er-
pectthatatatepropertywill be allowed
'torernainasitiaand certainly that its
nahralheattywlllnothedeatroyedma-
la- thweisawell—gronaded public as.
neityforanch action, and it is well
knownlhatthegrantingofsnch a peti«
tioawouldhavebecnvigorouslyoppoaed
miftheproject was favored by a for-
MWMNW
bymuaiqueandevermenrorable‘hw
:aal call" lighway committee. The
‘Mbuahillnowcoufroutapaaaeraby
awawmaoonhveanm
mu new and heel you n.
Governor Bulheisyahould
inhalahbtooeaayinduenced Quarter-
WW. , ”Vin“!-
mums.
”Luciana William
'5“meth
a ”Wife. QVaulaadt avenue,
‘wmuma-«wmm. .
w thin requiriagllll votes tuna»
Theoi'irpnienaeeert thattheyarnnreof
“least no. number on the “Wet. or»
Hillameu do not concede thin. but admit
thattheGeorgia man hinthelcad. They
say, however. that he will de'vrflop his tail
ttrengthatthestart, andthat. autheother
hand, Mills will gain from Mollillin, W
and Hatch. Mills says there
whatever of his nomination.
candidate, Colonel Hatch,
worked a very creditable dark homo move-
mentin his own behalf. River-liars ue
everywhere.
It is generally understood that abut
twenty Democrats will be with him. Alex.
6. Cochran, formerly a member «congress
fmmPennsylvania,’ is here, and Ir. Milh'
friends say unbesitatingly that he is repre-
senting Jay Gould’s interests and ddng his
utmost to bring about the defeat and con-
tuaion of Mr. Kills.
An Attachment for Walsh.
Smcnsn. Dec. tit—The new features in'
the election contests were an order to show
cause why the vote for state aenator should
not he rccrmvossed; another again“ the
board ofanvaeeers. sued out in the interut
of William Kennedy. Republican member
of momhly-elect' in the Sewnd district, on
application for a stay of Wings in the
hiunririiyan mandamus. and an attachment
against Thinner; J. Wolch the alarconiling
supervisor.
The returns were brought here two hours
after midnight by Attorney John Bullock,
and dewsitmi by him in the sale of the Van-
derbilt Home.
one Victory for Sherwood.
TROY. N. Y.. Dec. ‘.'.-’l‘lio viflorts of Wil~
liam 11 Burlingame. of Alba to pmcnrn
an order restraining the in. of canvas-
eers from considering the eligil..:ity of Frank
D. Sherwood, the Repairman maniacs for
senate in the Twenty-eighth district.“
failed. Judge Falwai-ds declining mentor
tain the motion.
Blaine Will surely Accept.
Wasrirriorox, Dec. 2—HT. Blaine wig
positively awept the nomination in 1823
itirtendoredhlm. Therein” lougerany
question on this point among the men in
Washington who know exactly the relations
between thcpreaident and the aeu-etaryct
Chechen: Suemds Delrieha.
N" You. DE. 2,..Williaml’t' Sheehan,
0! Buffalo. lieutenant governomvlert. Wm
yesmrdny chosen by the Dommtic state
committee as the successor to Hermann Usi-
ricln; a.» New York state's member on the
Demwrntic National committee.
\ sarcoma-aeration.
Auaxvmec 2.—The statehrardofcan-
vamuretheietoday at ll o'clock. The
callinsanedthusearlysothatthonewoon-
mumytake their mate in time to
voteforaspeakerofthehouseotrwm
aentatives.
SHOT THE WOMAN HE LOVED.
Then Carpenter linilth Pat 'l'wa Bullets
lato Illa 0w- llaarl.
Jonas'rowx. N. Y.. Dec. 2.-Laet evening
a carpenter named Charles F. Smith met on
the street Him Annie Welclr, who up to two
weeksagolnrl livedinhiafanrily,andasked
herwreturnhoine withhinr. 'Tht-rahe re-
turned to do, whereupon he drew a revolver
and tired a bullet into her head immediately
back of the left ear. Smith wilted to
Ice MM shot, but was prevented by
Iii-i Welch holding hinprahed arm. Brnitli
thenranawny. He waspumedhy the po—
lice to a lonely street, wherehe tired two
bullets into lib head. When the cheers
came up be was dead.
He had a wife and three children. but hi
himtruant tohisrnarital vm 'l'hewenru
an, it is thought. may recover.
trooper lltlll Altar General In...
WMillllmll. Dec. 3~ utative
Cooper, of Indiana, who introduced in the
hatwngreotbc resolution providing lovan
invostigaticnof (Jenni-loner Rauiu'a al-
rainiatratioaofthepenaionoilco.” that
ifileneralllannrrutireewithina mouth or
an, hehelirvea there will be ,no investiga-
tlonofthepensionofloe thuFlfty-aeoond
congress. lfr. Cooper i that if the
twaadetenainrdw General
Baumthedghtwonld be
“flank-Arrested.
Damon. Pa. Dre. boners-Vanna
new»! gm
ad mmmhm for‘fl
murderoflraAnreliaJ Gregurynaarthat
dtynpcarexwmmam
m. mafia” wen-Mum
guirewitbthanrurdrraadclalnrlnglollre
Maputionottbenaacyrecuud.
warmoa'wuamrruarn.
iafatnatlonforthehhhadreudeaedu'
lilt-
raved Flannel" llaa loan Removed Ia
lbw-t Vernon Asylum—lie lie-and
”thallium by Brief.
law You. Desi. 2.—Edword ll. Md.
who mhulthenmdmnundhy
Whither-£00., whohnsetrippedhhflv
thenCyraa W. mot-um
homeandlantl and awnfithaudupon
hasatt‘emptediuicide. lawliatrnanncrhe
auglrt to kill himselfianotrucitedin the
pmonwbleli he weacoinnrittedyiders-
daytchrnou Home.» lount'Veraoa. -
adarigerousraadniau. Allen Fitch. one of
thocountyenuiineuin lunaq.and!'rank
Elngranr, visitingphyaician oi the hm
tailornsrvousdieemeabavegotJudgelc-
Adam to time a commitment to cubic
them totaknlfr. fieldtoan asylum.
A Dangerous Lunatic.
'l‘lre affidavits which they oli'cr'od wereall
ready and voluminous and had critically
been ready for slime time.
In these amdavitnthe- physicians deck.
under oath that K NJHeld fi allnntic.
danger-ms both to himself and to others.
'l'beygointodotalb of his insane actions,
Minutemen raid already declare that
hehammlcouattcinptumn his ownlife.
"The evidence was very strong,"Jadge
IcAilam crud afterward,‘ and they men—
tioned in detail many of the lasts upon
whirh they based their opinion tint Hr
Fioidhtadai‘mmns lunatie lauidcathefnct
that hehadtricd wkilihimsolf! '
But a Temporary More.
Judge McAdam committed Ir. Fieldto
Vernon House at Mount Vernon. Field
was not brought before him.
Vernon Bonanisaprlvateinaaae asylum.
establishedaboutayeuand a half agoby
Dr. William D. Granger, who atill dirccta
it. The usyhnnhalargbcountrydwelling,
"gumbo. gain the Mount Vernon station.
two ypnraoh are treated there.
The asylum W. mule yin-ion of
mum, of local Veracruwlio
prhhediathebhuard or leis. Ir. Field
wastaken to flaunt \‘ernonou the trail
whichleft the GnndlkntrfldepotatQM
hstuight. It was learned authoritatively
that this commitment is hiaternpatary
resort pardlugpu bile Wis
mine judicially whether It is a luna-
tic (I not
cm. w. more trying.
Cyrus W. Field’s life ebbing rapidly away,
lib wife dead, his favorite daughter lying at
thepoint of death. his eldest son insane.
that son‘s wife [trimmed by the disgrace
that hits overmken her husband. and to
crown all. the gnarl financiers once COM
tortuneiiiali probability tattered to the
winds. ‘
‘l'hatisthemmoftheoalamitieswhichinc
hholdagehavufalleiilikeanavalancheou
thamuwhduntil touurdtheclmeufa
amerofnnoxampledwosperity coverings
periudofoverhalfacentury, warblesedin
alibi malertahnm. Bntaabarttimeago
the whole world looked up to hirnestlie
highosttypeufaluocemtnlrnauofalain.
Ill- Pight withJayflrr-II.
'lntbeworldot nuance he waa aipreiaa
antibinan evil bonnie the full strength
andprideofhbpower.hemet undue-ed
weapons with Jay Gould. amightier giant
even thaahiamelf. From that (Who
retreated. with his prestige forever da-
atroyed and his renounce fearfullyweah-
sued. Protothatbourthegradmlwaaaof
hifortuncarnayhedated.
of Infield Attbattlrne Cyrus
urideathathissou Elwarrlwasintmhhb
but Edward had not given hilathsr hi
confidence Dutthrnodaysafterthetuneral
whoaelifethereiranipsurance of mm.
M baskets'
ins.
magnetism it. 1., Jamflt, 1&1.
Letrnelhankyufor
courteous treatruent. {rimp‘m
companynroro ’
earn-gag)” Waggon-t tohirn. at
any insurance,
vfillng thper week in cans of MRS.
rm; only 8101.,75 or 316.40 per year-
Deduct the hearelita himdnring
“.000 intra-
“I"
" 3mm " rm...
Dewar 00”.,June1tlm.
ltbaakyouraoat ly ("your
uryprmpt payment of m
mm J swam-9:3 gun-d,”
inauredinyourcom sincelfltll. and
had always found yw’genermn and
liable in your dealinpwrth himaaw a
holder. I ythankaarleEreciall
eaour mpan y though
Mr8 fieanlaleywhile tent
ed, committedsnicid dawn“ mint-0%
iiy of I!
the turns of the politytill Alrgut
You havepfid rue ear
vanoc. lies. I-lruu
in firms; Coax. .,July22 real
it ' in. Sec of be ( .
nectlciit [dorsally Anni-Ethan. W :rerhtiig.
(Bitten: [hardly know how to ex-
M. S. SMITH’S
Reopening of our
Fancy floods Ilenartment
For the coming season.
lurnrei.
An extensive variety of fancy
received, yand are
tilexhibiti
v szlllmflgll 3'
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Lsdies’, (lonts’ and Ghildrens’
gloves of every
We have at
loan lstaro Cm. H. 1:, Jo years. '01.
. EA. near, an: Allovlus
. 9 our ratistactlon with the
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run-urn
fIll Ill rim Willi
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
“ ileum-am .Wb’ V“ 3
II III! STREET. ”Willi.
Norm will! an dill-wen teraa.
now “ready InEl’helataat novel from
erg-sire patterns” from our own
u“Kata Turban. use and mm flue
orname- cnroneta. hand
and la
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Win rotor-and. our commend
correct
It'batprlcca‘toaul l.tal]
line of Many
The Same Kind.
New Haven,Ct.
June12,1891.
Mr. H. R. Hale.
DearSir: Will you please
give me the address of the agent
who sells your Corn Popperin
Now iihrfen. l have spilled
the bottle I had and wish to get
another. With what I have
M I have cured two of the
could have on their feet.
Yours respectfully,
C. A. HUBBARD,
33 Exchange St, New Haven.
_8iil Balls.
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mama: on.
fine llnrnenisoi' kind
windmill?
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kind.
primal: a beau-~
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“ 4 Gents’ white or fancy bordered H’u ’dk’fs. ”gm‘fl‘m. {Wm '
.. Ladies’ black Cashmere Gloves. 3‘33”“ ".9331. I' "t,
u ZGIIIUSDBRIIQ (smirk-1m MI”; E. H
2 Ladies embroidered. Handkerchiefs. fifigmu‘iamr mm”
COTTON UNDERWEAR. m” r '2‘
For I My 8 Apron. BRAINARD. 1.0.7Watarfldi.
" lpair yChild’s Drawers, incited and Ham- Whfixfimflw it.
bu muff" sad-haw” ”Mn?‘
“ 1 pair Eddies ravi ers. Cambric ruflle and
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llyyilrds 36 inch no]; the equal not to
behnd hndin town for 20c per yard.
For H yards all-wool 38 inch mthargo Flapnela,
and that
starch r
mansion worthot
Saturdayinornlngandcontinnsfor ourdaya.
ascbeapandcheaper
lflandwclasseomuotmentiouedhere.
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DRESS GOODS.
For full pattern of Skirt Lining, 5 yards.
capi- I
"my mum...
mngylzuammm
)38in.wide.
valued at 37k:
7 1i mg?“ shFlafinel’,75cm and. m, V
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“ 1i yards35 inch stripe and plaid Suitings. hmgit'l‘egthnW ‘
F BNOKTIONSI. , mom"? “.mwmwflm
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ir Misses Wool Hose (black).
hirt or Drawers (Gents’).
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66
Salk buys the best 50c unlaundered Shirt.
r Gents’ fastoblaclt Hose
3 est or Pants (Gents')
" 3 pair Gems Shawkiiit Hose.
Ladies ’lloeced-lined Hose; 500 grade.
For "
6a
‘3
5 ,
4 yards all silk Ribbon. No. 5 and 7.
bottle Perfume.
3 bolt tee Bradly’ s Perfumes.
lion
'1 oz. Tril e Extract.
1 Silver
Horn arid Hair
1 Child’s corded Waist.
1 pair Child’s Drawers,
burg trimmed
1 Lady’ s Hamburg trimmed Cdrset‘Cover.
HOSIERY.
1 Neck cmfile.G
1 pair 5 Cents
Boy '3 Shirt slot. 3,
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DOM ESTICS.
For 3 yards Outing Flannel.
“ yards beet Cal ico. manure noun
“ ard 5H Bleached Sheeting. Larromaconntm r
“ gm axial: {owe-ls. ”‘3 MW .
“ 2 Cam rice. w..-
“ titted-fringe Turkish Towel. mmflflu ““er “I “W"
“ 3 yards Apron Gingam; Value 8c yard uortrov rhwwm W9
“ 5 sheets music. mv’as. mesa an m
u 2 yards Shining Chovoit. tin-mama W
“ it yards'good leached Muslin. Pawmf“, .VMW‘
For 4 yds Fruit of Loom. m ' mm
‘ “ 3 ydsbc double :idth flaunt-lotto suiting, value
bcper
“ 5 yda "Ho Ur’ibleached Muslin.
nrdRed flannel.
2yards extra-heavy Domet Flannel.
la Brook’s Spool Cotton.
50 S cine Embroidery Silk.
beet Pins.
t, containinCufi- Button-hook, Shoe
riders.
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matalaluaedlfdnsird. . .
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9“ lengths only—of 1mm?“ :3,“ Runnels). 'hfitut“‘~
“ l yd Shaker Flannel, value sue a yd.
“ I yd fine Bluched'l' leLinen.
l yd37 Blue MixedFlanne Flannel.
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Carving Knife and Fork.
1 Coal ad.
I PokerJlH Tack Puller, 1 Can Opener, lFlat
anifeBoxandISaltBoa.
lyellowwarel’iel’lates.
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