(Fin-chief, for the banal year ending
W 30, 1897, has been forward-
n’h‘to‘tlie governor and approved. in
apart the quarter-master general
m: l r
To ills Excellency. horrln A. Cooke.
' (lovernor and Commander-incur“:
7 air-l have the honor to subunit the
ibilowlngreport of this department.
tlu- Jan. 6. rm. also the report of toy
, wellness-or. Brigadier General Will-
' ' B. Diabrow.. late quarternraster-
3mnl, from Oct. 1. if”, to Jan. 6,
11“]. built dates inclusive, thus eouiv
hitting a record of the transactions of
this oflnc for the entire fiscal year.
s The pain ground, from a sanitary
poht'ofhvlew. has been greatly int-
prov. A router drain pipe has been
~ldltl tbeentirelength oi the camp
ad (about 1,900 feet). emptied info
a ' ble' aandplpe' and was then
carried into the Niantic river below
title level.
. lithe pumps on the line have been
noted with this drain. thereby
mirroring any refuse water from
[taking back. thus abaolnthly prevent.
ran auyveontatnlastlon. Jinan houses
have had concrete floors laid. which
enable caterers to dosh the saute after
each meal. adding greatly thereby to
the health of the guard while at camp.
root of the drain and pumps was
87 .Si.and for the more house doors
$3611.30. A new roof costing $519.50
was placed upon one areas house, and
probably the coming year one or more
these buildings will require like treat-
ment. '
New kitchens are needed and ahould
be built before another encampment.
Mind 3 little grading done; and the
state will have an excellent ground.
The attire guard is now equipped
with the new Springfield rides. our old
l’eabody’s having been unheated for
the same. This has been accoatplish-
ed after years of work at Washington.
and our congressional delegation
nllouldrcelve due credit for their ef-
forts in this direction.
Balte'ry A should be equipped with
intaiern guns. as the present outfit is.
old in every respect. and would be of
litll 'narvioe if called into actual on.
'l'h four sections of the lacbine Gun
ballet! flight each to have at once the
intent Gatling gun. The entire brigade
has been furnished with caps, and mu-
alclau belts to all except the First regi-
ml.
Anew roof is neededonthetnaln
building. This department has for
allay years'ralled attention to the age
did audition of the state arsenal. It
would be of little use. in case of need,
fort'tlimpurpoae intended. and should
heatmeetorn down and properly re-
buili,~or a new aite.obtained nearer
the capitol. where it thought nereav
nary. 'lh'e ulcers of the diderent mili-
tary Wis might be located.
The seven amories owned by the
stale are in good condition. The
and New Haven arinorIes
have recently been that-mighty paint—
ed. .
flew arranrin have been leaned in
Mid» and Willlnantie. in both
Martens obtaining much better ae-
shined-lions than before. and the ar-
alias milieu of the arm aratorien
“d by the state in much improved
the m ehalgnn above recited. 0w~
. the banana by the last Legisla-
#' ofarniiefbilltolira. Harriet
m for um in payment for in-
‘ received while leaving the flow
"I armory after attending a rt»
lusting under charge of the tier.
‘ fay llllat was derided hereafter
of “are. with sure-
" tits. uhsaerar the m were used
, ‘ persons or emanation outside of
_ tears The acuity for proper
Mar and mutations governing orator-
Whammudthessatemm
“emptied by this oflee for your
yfl‘of'thnraflnshare been re-
set-laser recently complaints
change. At m
histolsdssnltnhiapsr»
.ysars. Newonaaanbvproeured
A, serviceable Militias. 'i‘lin tents have
been tannin since 1801. are badly
tsildawed, and ‘shonld be replaced
without delay. The baianee oi the
antenna in Murder. The inntraasea
aowiauehavabaan-lnasrvieaforten
an noon as trouble.
There have been in headstones or-
dered, which will eodt 33.540.
The funeral unused for llt noi-
dlsrs have been approved. coating
$3.900.
This branchoftbenervieeisgrad-
ually being brought tothe proper stan-
dard so far as this nephrtrnnnt is re—
sponsible. it would probably would
be well to have their encampment held
at Niantic. using the camp ground
either before or after the National
Guard,~thereby saving considerable es-
pcnne and obtaining equally as good
results. -
By authority of the legislature. two
hronae guns were issued to the Grand
Army posts at Windsor Locks. and by
like authority all guns charged to
Grand Army posts have been dropped
fro. property accounts of this depart-
mail.
The brigade was properly transport-
ed from the emotion in all parts of
the state to Camp Coolie. being in
quarters before 10 o'clock, and was re-
turned with equal celerity. all of which
was largely due to the ediciency oi the
railroads. whose Wists were cour-
teous, attentive and prompt in every
respect.
l bare the honor to remain very re-
spectfully. your obedient servant.
LOUIS N. VAN KEUREN.
' Quartermaster-General.
Prefacing this report is the state-
ment of receipts and disbursements.
with the reports of Auditors Franklin
ti. Noyes and b. Word Northrop. The
report is as follows:
September 30. to rush expended»
Core public property. $6,760.38: Hart.
ford armory. 81,785.79; New Haven or»
tnory, $1,630.55; Bridgeport nrntory.
81,935: New London armory. $941.04:
New Britain armory. tlmlm“; winer-
bury armory, "55.16; rifle ranges. 8i.-
214.12; Norwalk armory. ”limb; am-
munition, 32mins; uniforms. $2.739.-
6l: uniform repairs. $683.00: insurance.
$833.15: otllcers’ compensation, $206.72:
freight and espreu. motto; odlce es-
penses. “88.05; antennl repairs. $47.69:
camp expenses. ”2,860.45; equipments.
”$.93: naval militia. 32.21833: cure
of struts. $6837; stdte donations. 8!.-
92316; Niantic ramp ground. $3,987.03;
armory rents. M35020; contingent.
840.40: state rifle malt-ll. 3241—850,-
10315. To cash balance paid to state
treasurer. umm‘l. Total. 351305.12.
Sept. 30. by cash received-Orders of
comptroller. $47,000; order of comp-
troller. governor's salute. "6.05; ren-
‘inls of armorial. $2,782.50; sales, con-
demned property. 8285: sales. animu-
nillou. ”96.16; salon. uniforms. ”2.97:
sales. equipments. ill); sales, state dec-
orntiona. 83.50; payments by officers
for missing property. 836.23; camp es-
pcnae. salts oi railroad tickets. hay
and sniler'a badges. 3831.91; contin—
gtnl, $32.20. Total, $51,205.”.
unmade IMIO.
M ..........
Iiddlntown Inaidnnia are namindad
of the ”flotation Inland.”
lilddletown. itarch 3—Dnring the
past week considerable excitement hue
prevailed in the Booth Farms section
of hilddletown. on account of myster-
ious rumblings which hare occasional-
ly been heard there.
At brat the report of the noises was
treated lightly and attributed to ltnag’
inailon. A resident of that section
said: "i not convinced that something
out of the ordinary in the cause of the '
“range noises which have been heard
at the Farina. although t are unable
to explain what it is. l have heard the
rupee several titties. but have experi-
enced no vibration. as would naturally
be the case if the sounds were produc-
ed by earthquake shocks. I think they
resemble the famous Hondu- utilises
what i have heard of them. but
hy they have never been heard be»
four I not unable to esplaln."
An old resident malls the fact that
similar noises were heard in that ri-
rltiity about to years ago. They were
then attributed to the titles. but were
never sauafaetorily explained. A no
collar faet in eoaaeetioa with the row
blings is that they occur with irreguo
lar frequency and vary perrepiihiy in
volume.
den banana-dad ea bury tints.
. Representative llill respects to bring
several of his enngnsuonal friends to
lots lust in attendance at the annual
banner of the Bridgeport itspabiicnn
club on Friday evening. Anions the
guests will he Deliver. of ion. who
has been called the "mam or the
House.” also itseresaatsrire timber.
oiilevforh,rhalr-anoftheiioase
eoainililee on rivers and harbors. and
ltepreaeatilive iiarrett. of its-nacho
stilts. a leading flat-her of the sane
infinitive. Ilr. iiili one its depended
nasrery tinetoaeethattlteitarhors
la hudmareaumuaay
river and harbor bill is pat—ed thin
ynarwa thing which for rsriaas lav
seas is believed to be demon.“
r‘ilei'enae
BID OPAIOTABLBOMBIIBIBIT.
id“; 1
“Wimfiinml'u-
lips-yum.“ MM“
Mhfl~m banned and is-
n'raas‘l'hatltrfhers Wands-id.
Williesbarre, Pa" larch i.--'l'he long
continued trial of Sheriff llartln and
his deputies, charged with the murder
of amino: miners at Lattimer. is near-
ing an end. The defense has rested.
and there only reiuain the evidence in
rebuttal to be submitted and dumb:
up of the use.
Deputy Hess was recalled and his
cross examination was continued. He
said that he kept his gun after the
shooting for his own protection. but
would produce it in court if necessary.
He was sure he did not fire a shot. lie
had heard no command to lire and does
not know what men of his company did
shoot. Although the life of the sheriff
was in great peril. the witness claimed
he did not order his company to fire
upon the strikers. as he was afraid that
the sheriff might possibly be shot in-
iltend. us he was in the midst of the
bunch of strikers.
John A. Belem of Harrisburg. but for-
merly of Hasleton. testified to being for
four days a deputy sheriff. He said he
never fired a shdt and returned his gun
after tip trouble lust the name as it
had been when first handed to lrlrn.
Adults Having “hot. '
"l fired one shot." said Charles J.
linens. lie was the first of the deputies
to admit that he had shot. He told how
he had seen at West Hasleton Deputy
Plait level his gun at n striker who was
picking up a stone. He also rode in the
car wlih Thomas Hall and did not hear
' him moire any threats against the strik-
ers. "At lattilmer," he said. "i saw the
sheriff hold up both hands to stop the
strikers. in one hand he held a paper.
i saw him grub for a man and also saw
two atriltera with revolvers throat them
or the sheriff. while another made a dig
at him with a knife. Then they rushed
Illiirll us. and when they got within in
or ii. lot-t or! us i raised my gun and
fired. i thought my life was in danger
and felt if they got of ms they would
kill us."
Sheriff Martin wns recalled and nailed
it he oiutrrved any Weapons on the striit-
era of West Hasleton. lie andwerml
that he saw three men with revolvera
in their hip writers. (in rroan examina-
tion he sold ll" did not vonvem with
any ill them, our did he arrest them.
Asked if buy of tin“ "it'll in line at Lai-
llriwr hull born sworn in its deputies he
Illil: ”Well. there avert- not many who
haul not been sworn in." ile- mold lint
tell how many.
1’. hi. t'nnii‘f. a timid”, said that on
the night ni til.- stimulus he nit-l filler?-
lil Martin in the courthouse alum! h
o'l'lm'k. The slit-rill had a bruise on his
f'llrf’k and a tu‘ratv-h on his net-ii. This
was the last witness for the drffllw.
and when he left the stand Attorney
ia-rahnrt announced the cloning.
lane-live (owes-litre I'll-sets.
Worthington. Men-h t— The eaoeuiive
committee of the llrllulllit'aft congres-
alarm! committee is announced as fol-
lons: Representatives J. A. 1‘. Hill! of
loan, J. ii. Cannon oi liilrwle. i). ll.
Horror of Nebula“, Reunions Retilleld
me‘iilf of Vermont. J. ll. ilnllingl-r of
New Hampshire, John It Wilson of
Witsblrtgton and Representatives 1. 1'.
Mri‘leury nl hilnmmrin. ii, 1". Louder“.
layer of New Jenny and Richmond
Pm min of North i‘arnlina. in addition
to the ean-ulive committee it is him
announced that lit-preat-ritlitlve hir-
l'ieary of hilnnesota will have charge
of the literary department of the my".
maternal committee.
W
The (brush lasllnl W.
Carlisle, Pa. March i.-—‘l'he tenth
commencement of the i‘arilsir imiian
industrial school was held ymlerday.
when fully Ill»? persona witnesmi iii.-
prmntatinn of tilpltuuas. There were
:i graduates. Visitors were ”mm
from all par-ta of the «wintry. lrwlutllng
Alaska. rind congress was well It'l'rn
seated. .
Vast flew Torpedo finale.
Bristol. it. l.. March l.~—’l’he two new
government torpedo lioala, lbs- llwyn
and Talbot. Just corripletni by tier.
"shrill. were given their allit- speed
trials yesterday in Narragansett lrty
under favorable conditions. and in".
escminl er l'rrfilf'lul W. lit:- for.
trier making an average of 10.! knots.
Killed at lolly-ad creating.
Rochester. March industry iiarber. n
prominent and wealthy far-trier oi ha.
rlerr Centre. while rrosslrlg the Lenin
lrncha at coriu at a dumb last neu-
lrrg in a wagon was alruvh by a liriaht
train. lie was buried nearly in feet.
landing in the ditch by the traits.
When picked up life was esiinrt.
longest m Band. _
Peru. Ind. limit t.»1'he mete-
elephant named. litamond. rflhheflltd
with a uwnagrrie hm. died last night
from heart dlaeaae. lie was iiivmaht
to he the largest elephant in captivity.
The manner rained hira at hidden and
thinks he was 1 years old when he pup.
chased him revert years am.
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W last M trying.
Richmond. Ilarrh 1wa John
Newton floured. the last treasurer of
the mm W. in muesli,
lit at his inside-in near flue-ion. du-
gtrata toasty. lie insulating front kid»
”Immowlldlohhadvaartd
age little hope of his recovery in not".
tat-ed. 7 2
has vases rs: We.
W. Vt. flarrh damn 0.
Davis. who was of sass-
ahaghfar la the m degree is m.
ing the death of Bern cash-Ina. m
”Minivan rental-tire
m m
in the “Martin run!
We will l’nrnlali
lOO
WEDDING
lilVlTATlOllS
slab 4%15. including inside
and outside envelopm, the lib
net quality and most artistic
engraving, for
$8
Nearly.” per cent. lean than
ever olerad by another in this
city. * -‘
KACH ADDITIOSAL HUN
DRE” Si.
Wnltiing wurh folded and lis-
ld'fleal ill envelopes Wlilmill
extra charge. "lllf'l’ ought!“
ing mmmlingly cheap.
WC! llhu liltthr' I lifl‘uill price
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CALLING
CARDS
Plato Mill .50 Curtis, 8 .75
u " mi " L?!»
Addy-son Cards, 25 cents a
line out ra.
Whale plate in lurilislidd:
50 Luda.‘ weenie
liar Castle. 7!: cents
Elastic I
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m m Ill! rum
Yelena alwdtsisdainnyasrseitnryn-
h-lly lathe lsaarvat a gnorlwnwhlyaewnr
paper and a quarterly pension of dross.
teenager bath at these publications with
malnuyaipndmlardypaynnr.
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the same time lay up money for old ago.
'Your Stilt Chance:
is here. It’s the chance of the year. Some
suite at half, some at a‘ third, some at a
quarter off regular prices. Inventory has
left many choice suits~the room is need-
ed for spring clothing-writ prices is the
only way out of the dilemma.
Men’s Spring Suits.
Nothing wrong with their. save that they are inst
itpriug’s. The difference in price make» their: this year's
bargains. Fancy worsteils arid (satadttteres, ['llfl’lt'Il over,
fomrerly priced at ”land bill are 310 ~while they last. Not
all sizes in all lines, but all sires iu i-olnhined lilies.
qtiitthly.
Among the loll-ovens in winter weights are a lt-w tutu-y
Vomit-tin of line annuity. that u'en'tzfi and $20, now marked
All the fancy t’xbfitlilit’l‘i’fl iiiiri have lilld'ld.25, Salami
we are marked “5; tin- dlo and .12 ones till; the Oil! suita-
87.50. livery size in till lilies winbined. Al 35 are grouped
all tiw odd» and circle in tilt-it’s unil hoys’ long polite suits
ll rimim- for ll g-sul lrlliillltiro- or Work still of tit-xi to nothing.
rm.
Boys’ Suits.
All the fancy wooded long penis suits that Wfll'i' 8'10 and
Sin are now .15; all .Ib and bi? nulls urt- Gill; all the ilti suite
on 67.50. Weight-l ill alike for Spring null Full wear. riliprl
your» soils have aun'cml with the rust. Wr'w taken all lilt'
line 1" anti .5 strife and Illurkt-li flu-til iii the rioliritlmis [trier
Th» '4 stills have lun'lt
Mother.» of boy- are urge-ti
lllf'fllili‘ quii'kly; llwy'll enjoy it bargain Nillt' ltcn- quite in
liiiit'li an if they tl't-ru- slumping for llliflilelt‘llt*.
nf .Iifiil in r'll-al' “10'!" mil at illlt'i'.
put at 82.30 for the saint- n-aaou.
All the mill [Millie linvt- lit't'll irrllel'wl i» nmrrli at illllt"’
wtcp prices. A err-oi runny cxtm din-s fort-tint lsryv :rml
nlllnll llll’ll.
Spring suit.- nrul own-oats are only waiting for clear
”airline in let lllt‘lilrlt’h’t'si be seen.
murplcit- or m stun-rip in quality and range at aviation as
an- lwrt- rum .
Spring elylc liiili- null limllurur ruml) Saturday; Spring
. \
mils idlitl own-"uh wally “nudity.
Mods &(0.
Hill lit l i-Li‘tfli'l'. H is N.
0|er Monday, Fri-lily and Saturday Evenings.
The attention given to every detail in
making: Fairy Soap outsiders convenience
as wel as excellence. Three sizes are
made—Jar Toilet. Built, Laundry. For
either one discriminating people prefer
SOAP
Pure «Wren-Floating.
The front: of the Century.
Lilies have lit-yer lit'i'll so:
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“I“ ‘efl'l.
Old Gold and Silver.
0M thrill 'rr Hiivr-rol arty hiiulzolil lmrlterr or discarded
Wflmlfl, f’liains, Jewelry, iii-rams. «he, in any tariulltion.
o»— try-w-
l’llll. CASH VALUE Willi. Bil PAID PM All MOUNT.
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Opera House Blot-ll.
Norwnlh. Conn.
The Duty of Today
in to insure and so protect the wife and family and at
This can be
done iii a small cost and in a systematic way by securing
a combination policy in the Cossaorlcor (install. Lira
.1 lawsuits Courartr. through 8. ll. lillouasntru. agent.
When the Tim-{arrives
“you winnyeurlnglets. War «inrflnehitvry naimi,
you Will 1'0 II“ 1081' use
“hurt-monulyandnatyuaraamw. a.
m. member» W ,
fl ‘ Jul-7mm” than. my”;
no
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"W . LOUD'BILL" alarm
'l’hn Ilnaaarn Relative to headed W
Mall start» new in the liners. ‘
Washington. ”arch t—Jrlse Loyd. .,
to correct alleged abuses oi the; 1 g ‘
class mail matter privilege, whit-ll .
year passed the house by n fulldi'l ‘a‘
I“ to lot, has been buried by an M7
wheltning majority in tire halide. ”I
vote wrls taken not directly on the Hli.‘ ’
but on a motion to lay it on the table.
By a vote of 182 to ill the motion wl'd '
carried. ' L .
Forty-seven Republicans Joined with ‘
the Dermatitis and Populism in doctrine) ,
plishing this result and ten Democrats
with the majority of the Republican;
The refusal of Mr. Loud to permit a’
vote on amendments at the last minute ,
was responsible in a measure for ‘
mull, but the strength of the W.
undoubtedly waned throughout the
three days’ debate.
The debate on the Alaska hornet“.
and railway right of way bill mount.
tinned in the senate. the feature of the
discussion being a. speech by ltr. Vent
of Missouri, in which be ridiculed tlid
ldea'of homesteading any part of Alla; ’
lot or ronatrur-ting railroads in that
district. His motion to eliminate the
homestead feature of the bill by strik-
ing out the first section was defeated~
3i to 15.
Mr. “-32, in bi» speech. ridiculed flit
report made by Rev. Dr. Sheldon Jack—
son upon [hr agriculture of Alallta.‘
"Alaska.” declared Mr. Vest. "is not all
agricultural St'l'llnfi, and it can never
be modem-rte. l speak from personal
knowledge and not from government
retn'lrte." lie said that in that great
section. two and a half times laud!
than the state of Texas and tort tidied
larger than rin- state of llwrge. than
was not one farm; yet the represent»
liver of Dr. Jackson oxpansively pic-
tured the wonderful potatoes and the
remarkable cabling" produced there.
Mr. \‘vst said he lint-W something of
they.» wtntoeu and cairbages. The no-
tatoes wen- largo nntl~full of whldr.
nothing Plliv. He saw. he said. nab-
bases that spread over the ground uh
thr- blanltei of Sane-ho Parish and carill-
ilowar- thar weighed 2:? pounds. yet
when they Wt-I'P out they "minim
nothing but water. All to the m
which Dr. Jackson referred to so eldo
uumlly. it was "vegetable bianpliemy"
to rompttre them with the blue man he
Kontuwky it»- thought the purchade of
Alaska for? 8.500.000 had been made
recklessly and healleasiy. Since lfll it
had met the gore-rumour “H.000 and it
had paid "Nev. Sheldon lacklori. D. D.
and LL. ll, missionary to the Akita
and tnnnager of reindeer. ”0.009 for
ripen-ling his winters in Washington
and his summers in Ainslie,"
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The tiniest on liar-ran.
Worthington, March «i.——Anli-Ichlfl-
ley Louisiana Republicans haw— won
tlwir i'mlti squirrel flue upsnrlntmefii of
Henry Dumas. "lili' Hint-It Prim-e." to
lu- nuwi illnt'l'r of ill» port of New m-
lmiiiri. ills tmmiriuliurt for this pique
hue been pending before the senate ’
committee no c-trurtwrvr for some little,
arr-l runny argument» have been heard
by the mvlrtrtllilre before it but evening
rnwrtrtl adversely on his case. It in '
mutant. that this mmt um tier '
ml ir)’ llia‘ Sr'llfllr'. m
“termini fimlnrsa Bill Plan's.
Albany. Marti: i. ’Tlli' biennial
sinus lull [luflfie'fl tlw assembly yesterda
by a wt.» of m to 5. the neguiiw vot
being chili by l'tlllr'fi of Kings and the
four itlt‘iillyu-r! from Albany bounty. ll
‘l'il pn-vlouaiy linseed the MIWIP. arr-l
from films in tho gnrrrnnr, who will
promptly approve it, it! the measure
was r‘l'u umrmmlwl by him in his untried
flld‘flflttflv' In the legislature.
nun fits-ed Andre's Prison.
Tumour, N. Y.. Matt'll l-Uf'. Jamea
J. Stephens. for it) yr-orrt the "Wit"! r.
Amirr's primm at thin ‘fls'lt't', died and
«lenly .ti his home hf‘l’l' yesterday at
.ttmpii-xy. lie was :5 years of age. ill:
be: arrto- ill li'rllle- llilli' ago and wold lab
pruprrty in i'hnrh-a A. Pike in Norms.
her. Mr, l’llu- opened up the property
in public lliatwvilnn for the tint tlittd
in 40 your».
liar-oil "nit-lbs Pennsylvnwb.
lllrm'tt. N. 7.. hlnra'li i.-—Tbe i‘orneil
ole-haters defeated those of the Univer—
sity of i'i-nnsylmnln in their debts
llrlfl here that night in the Lyceum the
11"". The "mini Willi the "I'll! it!"
beta-pen ill» universities. and in re-
sum-t In the number of victories won
this aim-him tiw alimentary in favor of
Cornell.
Former Railroad Agent's ”I“.
t liturgy», Hurt-l: dnw'l'lwlfila B. ”I'll.
at one time go-nernl agent of the ‘3-
bush system, with headquarter! ll
litrtirlra. and brother of John 0. “hill.
the railway lirtrdimlv. has t'oi'iifiiilt'il
iilitrltl» by lilimillnfl himself. The M
is attributed in inintmrnry insanity re.
flillli‘lli from mutiuued illness.
I steal fantasies raw Masha.
Washington. North 4. “Will secretary
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