a it many; as the
‘ lasted two sciccimeu by
Indication as to completely
it “will from .2 is??? ill"
cpublican ticket. as
but Mr. Fish ls rvory
e voters ‘of both par-
fnc by the note he
I
r placed on a. ticket
n. the: day those inter-
.‘work hard to get in
sible for their man. and
ii ud scratching was done
More. About two»thirds or
adtlicir‘ ballots all fiflxc‘d”
:, and all they wanted on on-
' llintf place were the cn~
hich to enclose them. It
(1 sharing the day that the
c Republican ticket was in
wins to some of the party
by slowing thclr‘lcvel best to
’ re".wlth those who were tho
”makingnhc result of the
your anything but pleas-
t‘h in. .
.nterview with a prominent
blican who was the cause of iii-
” the Democratic majority on
of the ticket, the question
ll lithe had "buried the hatch-
. thereply was “Not yet." The
“inborn! votes cast was 537, of
lib We‘re 130 straight Repub-
ll scratched The Dem0~
d 110 straight tickets and (I?
a..Eighi‘. women voted for
mmitiee. of whom seven vot-
be Republican nominees an
or; the Democratic. '
‘ ‘ cease question was hotly con-
an,geifort being made by tom-
‘ ce' ‘pcopleto carry the town for
~ ‘ use, but the license clement pre-
by 68 majority, which was six
re than-last year‘s. There were
1 filotes for license. and mo for no
censor
ollolving is the result in detail.
“indicates those elected:
mundane—Elias H. Sammie, r..
','William H Smallborn, r., 287;
harle's P. Fish, d.. 303; “Frederick
Light, (1., 225.
(x Collector—J‘William J. McKen-
ck, r. 340; Sidney R. Chichester, d..
y m of Votersm-i'Rnssell L.
336; "James J. Cody. d., 183.
dimr—‘Wallncev I_ Woundy, r..
L j n E. Tultle, d., 186. ‘
fide'fiot‘hv‘DeWilt C. Roscoe, r..
illIsaac B. Brown, r., 305; 'Charlcs
‘d (1., 181; Robert C. Raymond.
d of Relief—flaw! S. Weed, r.,
, . .. W Stanley Lockwood, r., 328:
. run E. Crawford. d.. 196; Conrad
’ f .. 188.
Hd‘Jurcrs—‘Sands it. Rnscoc. r..
'GEorge E, Bliss, r,, 383; John W.
cry (1 ‘191 Henry L. Olmstead.
3‘ l
bl sw-‘William H. Rodimer.
'Otio E. Schmidt, r.. 3:“;
M.
; *J. Howard Hoyt.
Henry Kelley, d.. 263; Millard
n. d.. 168.
a town meeting, held in the
house at 2 p. m.. it. was voted
ceptilie report of the selecctmen,
‘ r and school committee as
, The same‘ rate of ink was
11 mills; $5.000 was appropriated
ig‘hways and bridges and $10,000
' pols.
‘ Uncle Sam, in the person of ten of his government officials, is always in charge of every department oi our
During the entire process of distillation, after the whiskey is stored in barrels in our warehouses, duri-
seven years it remains there. from the very grain we buy to the whiskey you get, Uncle Sam is constantly
, watch. Wl: dare not take a gallon of our own whiskey from our own warehouse un
‘ Idwlicn he does say so, that whiskey goes direct to you,
NITIE‘D" STATES REGISTERED DISTIL‘IJE
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Ideal
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iIII-cono'IIvIIlycllocochs‘cc---Ic-'ydd
it to us.
Hunt-Hummin-unanncunauui
:1 ‘ liand this, coupon to Platncr and:
:Dradlcy. ,. ‘ ' . :
; ‘ Gentlemen: Please give me a:
:chk's F‘rcc Treatment bottle of:
iDr. . Kennedy's Colours Solvent.
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:Addrcss ...
' We sell and heartily recommend Dr.
David Kennedy‘s Calcura Solvent, the
wonderful new kidney and Liver cure.
it is not a “patent medicinc.” It will
not disappoint you. Reputation counts.
Dr. Kennedyfs excellent preparations
have been world famous for over .30
yanrs.‘ We will give you a Week's
li‘ree'Trcutnient bottle it you simply
cut out the coupon above and hand
Largo bottles, for complete
treatment. cost $1.00. ‘0 bottles for
$5.00. .. . ‘
8TATIONERS HAVE ORGANIZED.
THICAGO,‘ Oct. h.—-Stailoners. and
manufacturers of stationery. after a
l\vo»days' session hc‘rc, have adopted
by laws and a title, the National Asso-
ciation of Stationers and Manufactur-
ers. Officers were elected as fol-
lows:
Presidentwb‘lctcher B. Gibbs, Chl-
cngo. . .
Vice-Presldcnt-«Henry C.
bridge, New York
Treasurer—Abner K. Pratt. Boston.
Mr. Gibbs said the organization was
for the good of the trade.
“It was almost a miracle. Burdock
Blood B'Iters cured mo of a terrible
breaking out all over the body. I am
very grateful." Miss Julia Fillbridge,
West Cornwall, Conn,
MRS. PENNELL’S FATHER Dias.
NEW HAVEN, October 5.~—~Winslow
M. Lamb. a former business man of
Norwich and this city, died of heart
iroubie at his home yesterday. He
had large business interests in So
Louis. Kansas and Michigan. One of
his daughter's was Mrs Arthur Pen-
neil, who was killed imdcr tragic cir-
cumstances while“ riding with her hus—
band in an automobile at Buffalo near-
ly two years ago. a short. timeI after
thc Hui-dick tragedy. Mr. Lamb was
74 yciirsiof‘agc.
Bain-
CAN VOU EAT?
J, B. Taylor. a prominent merchant,
of Chriesuian, Texas. says: "I could
not out because of a weak stomach. I
lost all strength and run down in
weight. All that. money could do was
done. but all hope of recovery van-
ished. Hearing of some, wonderful
cures effected by use of Kodol Dyspep-
sia Cure. 1 concluded to try it. The
first bottle bencflttcd mo, and after
taking four bottles, 1 am fully restored
to my usual strength. weight and
health. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di-
gests what you eat and cures. Sold
by Clifford Pharmacy. "
WHITTIER ELECTED PRESIDENT.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 5.——R. C. Whit-
tier. of West New Brighton, N, J..
who rowed on last year‘s ‘varsity crew
at Yale, has been elected president of
the senior class In Sheffield Scientific
School
' But on
Bridgeport r‘ boys . who . dc
iii-tho navy to do so. '1‘
station in the Taylor building on;
non street. Bridgeport. will remove to ‘
Norwalk after
‘ Thursday. ,
ninemore applications were in ‘
and on Thursday the uppiioaanta with
.' will be sworn into the cervical
in the grades in which they have up.
riled. ‘ , . “
Yesterday the station Wile visited
by, blunt. C, B. Price. coniinunderof
the eastern recruiting service who was
fuvarhblv impressed with the work as
for as it has? progressed. Ho was un-
companion
U. S. N. _ .
Yesterday morning I) Ellis Ilium.
burger, the ofliclal in charge of the
station related an amusing anecdote
regarding the politeness of the Jan-
aneuo among whom he has had consul»
crable experience. during his expor-
iohce In the naval hospital at Japan,
Travellers unvc‘oi‘tcn noted the no.
lltcucss and hospitality of the ans
and in this case a story of one of their
number is given by Mr. liaiiihurgcr
who vouchci-i for its correctness.
The storv: ”A weli~known incr-
chant of Tokio," he said “had the pile-
fortune to lose an infant child. and
as a token of respect many of the
European residents attended the in-
ncrnl. It was an unusual honor. and
the "Jan merchant felt Ii keenly.
met the delegation of foreigners at
and scraping in the most polite way.
invited them to enter the funeral
chamber, Then in an extremely hum-
ble manner he bogged his "honorable
friends" to “ please excuse the small-
ness of the corpse,” [no can 'help.”
he sold. The incident touched the vis-
ltora who plainly saw the merchant
was evidently cuibarrascd because he
had not. a bigger corpse to show them
in honor of their visit.
BROKE INTO HIS HOUSE.
S. Le Quinn. of Cavendish, Vt., was
robbed of his customary health by in-
vasion of Chronic Constipation. When
Dr, King‘s New Life Pills broke into
his 'liousc, his trouble was arrested
and now he's entirely cured; They‘re
guaranteed to cure. 25c fit F. H. Bax-
tcr's Drug Store. "
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APPOINTED TO RECTORSHIP.
The. Right Reverend, Bishop Potter
has recently appointed the Rev. Alex-
ander Hamilton to the charge-of St.
'l‘homus' church. Anionic Union: St.
James. Dover Plains, also missionary
of the Harlem Valley, Duchess coun-
iy, N. Y. This district in forty miles
in length by about ten in brcndth,
comprising the bountiful. fertile val-
lcy of Eastern Duchess. there. being
on the line of tho railroad ten vli-
luges, with numerous outlying bani-
lcts. The church edifice at Dover
Plains being the only one on the line
of the railroad, the Rev. Alexander
Hamilton is the only resident clergy-
llilm for seventy-seven miles. literally
from Patterson Io Chathsm. '
._—__-
TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER.
Roy. Jun. 5. Cox, of Wake. Aria,
writcs, “For 12 yours 1 suffered from
Yellow Jauiidlco, I consulted a number
of physicians. and tried all sorts of
. modirlncs, but got no relief. Then i be-
gun the use of Electric Bitters and feel
that I am now cured of a disease that
had me in its grasp for twelve yours."
If you want A reliable medicine for
Liver and Kidney trouble, stomach
dlsordcr or general dclillily. go: Eluc-
I”
lcrrsd 55!.Olllci‘ uses. That's why we havcyovcr a
id try it: Your money back if you're not satisfied.
Teirocl from our dislillor
28‘
8. round
with all its original strength. richness and flavodcarry—
R‘S GUARANTEE of PUR‘l’l‘Y and AGE,und saving .
era! enormous profits. That's why llAYflElI WIIIBKEY lstbc host for medicinal purposes. That's why ii if
quarlcrof a million satisfied customers. That‘s why YOU
., ,,v. . ,
I Ullifillo '3
=3 . . ' . I
i.I' _
iric Bitters. it‘s guaranteed by F. ii.
ail Ii
lest he says it's all right;
, ; , , .
Q i _
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i I, .3 , .
cl? “ {at} .
suclpolhers ns‘may coma in the maupfi «
— will
by Surgeon 0. li‘.‘ Duncan, .
iric f
the, gateway of his villa. and bowing ‘
a plus ticket of ther'bunibt
’J. P. MORGAN'S RAPID TRAVEL.
rHic‘lrSpsclai. With‘rAI-chbishop of Can-
terbury, Successfully Led the Flycr.
Every effort was made to have the
fact train run of the J. P. Morgan spe-
cial over the Consolidated railroad
from New York to Boston, yesterday.
a conspicuous success. Mr. Morgan's
surly consisted of the Archbishop of
Canterbury with 15 friends. who are
to attend the general Episcopal con-
vention in Boston. , During a recent
run of one of bid Morgan’s trains on
the Boston and Albany, Willi the arch-
bishop, the train came to grief.
‘As is well known. Mr Morgan. who
Is a heavy stockholder in Ihc Consoli-
dated. and also a controlling director
In file name roail.‘mios “spccinl” when
he travels, and as fast as the modern
locomotive can take him It is said
that those who huvc‘becn with him
on his flying trips reckon Ihoin among
the agreeable hair-raising experiences
of their lives iOmlst‘llIleiitly his trip
to Boston from New York yesterday
was wulchcd with some aiixiciy by
)ousolidutoil railroad officials, and cv-
cry precaution was taken to have the
trip of the train made an unqualified
success
All trains were sidetracked to give
the special and the, Bay State express
so closely following it the right of
way. and trainincn were enjoined that
no untowardiaocldcut should happen
to either '
The special train. composed of u
baggage car. a combination car. 9. din-
ing. car and the cur Connecticut, which
is President Mcllen‘s new private car.
left New York at 9:50 o’clock if
was run on the usual flvolmur “ilyer”
ilnio of the fast trains on this road.
If (van in charge of Conductor William
Morton and crew from New York to
Boston. This crow handles one of
the midnight trains ordinarily,
engineers the New ilnvcn men were
selected. .li'llllliu‘l‘ll‘kall, of lluy Sluic
cxprcss faint». from New York to Now
Hurt-ii. and Thomas Kt‘llllt')'. who runs
tho Knickerbocker express.
Both of those englnccrs have u rcc~
ord of putting a train io n
point at it ccrluiii iliuc. \\'llt.'ll such a
consummation Ia desired by the of
flcluls of the mud ouiploylug ihcm.
’I‘hcy did so yostcriiiiy.
Mr. Hui-knit brought the special in-
it) New Haven about twu minutes
ahead of the schedule. and llllil to
drug along In the yard in order to
fill out his schedule limo at 11:20
o’clock. Mr. Rooney couplcd on to
the train at l223 o'clock and proceed
on to whisk It on in Its destination.
Mr. Morgan did not uliglii in New Ha-
you
A number of tho cxotuuivc officials
of the Concolldaicd road worn at the
New Havcn station yesterday to use
the train pass through 'l‘bcy includ~
cd First Vice-President 1’. ll. Ilodd.
who has general supervision or the
traffic department of the whole we
tern: General Manager 8. Higgins:
Mechanical superintendent lilbbitts
and William Daniels. superintendent
ofthe New Haven terminal.
'l'hc train was expected to reach
Boston i0 minutes ahead of the Bali
sum, which it practically prcccded
b 10 minutes for tho omit-o distance
0 332 miles.
‘ A LOVE LITTER. .
Would not Interest you if You rc
inciting for a guaranteed salvo for
"Bar“. llurns or Piles. Otto Dodd. 0!
y Ponder. Mos writes: “l suffered with
on only care for spur. but a box of
Business Arnics sclys cured mo, it's
the ‘bell; halve'nu earth. 26c at F. ii.
hunter‘s Drug store. ”
possum; rick“.
Andrew L‘lf’.’ of tooth Norwsikl
Ohoun Pnsidoutlci floater.
th HAW. Ociclm sw'l'licacm-
cctlcul is as follows: ' for 80V
m r no .1 annual in New‘
, a O O. . o
Ha3cnl’ I‘ll“ in” mo of it.
rhinos of. . . _
, all
baboon. or . or:
~’ an:
off! so:
strengthens the urinary o
' [builds up: the kidneys. auditing-
crates the whole system. ‘
. “ITIO councilman ..
, TWOSIZEO Son and $1.00
For .
l criuiuai
out! it! .
a,
u ~~iuauici
Puss-II Sim and Intel will: launching his.
A. H.1'liurnes, Mgr. Wills Crsck‘CosIOon B‘dffclo, 0., writes:
“I have been afflicted with kidney and hinddcr «cubism ours, puss.
Ing gravel or stones with cxcruclsiindpsinsl '0
gave relief. After taking FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE the result was
surprising. A few doses started the Iirick‘dusi," like this clones, ctc.,
rgians, ‘
CONSOLIDATED PETITION. '
Asks Approval of Purchase of Malta-
chusetts Street Railway.
BOSTON. ()ci. 4.——'I'hc New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company has petitioned the railroad
lconiinlsaioners for their approval of
the terms whereby the Worcester and
Southbrldge Street Railway Company.
recently purchased the Worcestcr.
Rockdnle and Charlton Depot Street
Railway Company. The ‘Worccstcr
and Southbridge Company has voted
toincrensc its capital stock by $40,000
to $30,000, the. additional capital to
be used in purchasing, allure for share.
the capital stock of the Worcester.
Rockdalc and Charlton Depot Street
Railway Company. . The Souilibridge
and the Charlton Depot concern Went
year ago, were but a short time ago
reorganized, and more recently pass-
ed into the control of. the New Ha~
ven road. ' -
d
OURED A COMBADE OF CHOLERA
MORBUS AND SAVED His LIFE.
"While returning from the Grand
Army encampment at Washington City
in 1892. a comrade from Elgln, Ill. was
taken with cholera morbua and was in
a critical condition,” says Mr. J, E.
Houghland. of Eldon. Iowa. “1 gave
him Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and I believe saved
his life. I have been engaged for ten
years In immigration ivork and con-
ducted many parties to tho smith and
west. I always carry this remedy and
have used it successfully on many oc-
casions. No person traveling or at
home should be without this remedy."
For sale by Stillson Powell Corpora-
tion. Clifford Pharmacy. Plerce‘s
Bridge Pharmacy, Zeltfiiss Pharmacy.
Oi.
m
BOOTBLACK TOOK POISON:
WILLIMANTIC. Oct. 5.--Vl’illiain
Ferris. age 35 years. a bootblack of
this place, was found dead In bed at
an early hour today. For the past
fcw days F‘u‘rls has been taking a
’corialu medicine and which was to be
taken a lcnspoonful every hour. For»
ris, however. was inking double quuu~
titles, and II is thought that this was
the cause of his death. Lately he had
into the bands of receivers about one,
snduowl have no pain across my klcln
FOLEY’S KIDNEY cons is; done upsipoo worth} of good.”
lIo illiur Homily Ilsa comm VIIIII ll .
'lfhos. W. Carter, of Asbboro, N. C;, but! Kidney Trouble and
one bottle of FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURB effected a perfect cure, and
he says there is no remedy that will compare with it. ...
stimuli) strontium in
musician's patio cross.
CONSUMPTIVES MADE COMFORT-
ABLE.
Incipient consumption is cured by
Foley’s Honey and Tan but we do not
hold out false hopes’to consumptivcs
by claiming that It will cure this dread
disease in the advanced stages; but if
the lungs are not too far gone Foley‘s
Honey and 'i‘ar, will effect a cure. as
it stops the racking cough and soothes
the inflamed air passages giving them
a chance to heal. and even in the ad-
vanced stages it always gives com-I
fort and relief. A. A. Herrcn. of Finch. .
Ark.. writes: “Foley’s Honey and Tar‘.
is the best preparation for coughs and l
lung trouble. I know that it has cured
consumptives in the first stages." Sold
at Plaisted‘s drug store. " _
l
sues FOR INJURY FROM NOISE. '
. DERBY. Oct. 5.~—A suit to recover,
damages alleged to liave'bccn inflicted .
by reason of excessive noise has been
entered here and the defendant—«he
'I‘ucker-Vlnion Company, of New
York, which is building the concrete
alcnl bridge across thehousntbnic~
has given a bond and work goes on as
noisely as ever. The plaintiff is M.
Rosin. who claims that the noise
made by the mortar mixer is such as
to cause tenants of his In a nearby
building to leave, and the continuance,
of the noise night and day prevents,
him from securing other tenants, The
mortar from the mixer is carried out
over the river in buckets propelled by
a cable. 'I‘lwcompuhy claims that
,ihe mixer is such as used by others.
and it is not responsible if noise is
made.
CASTOR is
For Infants and Children.
Ilia find in line than Bush
Bears tho
will" 01'
ANCIENT LAWS UPHELD.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 4.-—Delving luto
law records for generations back,
Judge George W. thclcr. yesterday,
quoted a pcrtlncnt precedent In the
been despondcnt over having spent a
Inruc sum of money which he nad‘.
drawn from the bank..uud he had‘
bccn heard to say while inking hiat
medicine. that he wished It were poi-
son Instead of medicine He leaves
a wife and family in New York.
THE ORIGINAL. ‘ .
Foley‘s d: 00., Chicago, originated‘
Honcy and Tan as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honeu'
and TM many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's lion.
cy and Tar and refuse any substitutes
offered as no other preparation will
five the some'cstiafsction. It is mild
y laxative. It contains no opiates and
is safest for children and delicate per-
sons. Sold at Plaisted‘s drug smrc. "
KILLID BY A TROLLEY CAR.
THOMPSONWDLE, Oct. 5.‘*J()llll
Scully. who lived near the Shaker act.
ilcnicut in tho noribm-ly part of the
town. was killed by a trolley car on
the Springfield and Buttcrd lino dur-
lus last night. his thought he was
waikins home on the track and in tho
i oral days.
.queut to the alleged acts complained
court of fills state for dismissing an
action cfdiVorcc In which the allega-
tions of the plaintiff had been snsmin‘
ed. The case has been on trial sev-
In it the wife sued for a
decree from her husband on statutory
grounds. proving ihe allegations. The
respondent claimed that as his wife
had lived with him on dates cause
of she had no ground for action as his
acts had been condoned. The court
found that the contention was upheld
in a once tried in the early '80‘s.
NE OF MANY.
H. A.’I‘fsdslc. of Summerton, 8.0.. cur.
fared for twenty years with the Piles.
Specialists were employed and many
remedies used but relief and comic-
uent good was found only in the use
of DoWItt‘s Witch Hazel Salvo. This
is only one of tho many, many euros
that have berm effected by this con-
derful ronimiy. In buying Witch lla-
zel halve it In only necessary to see
that you got the genuine Dc Will's
made by III. C. DoWltt a 00., in Chl-
cam. and iv. cure Is certain.
Witch Ilascl dalvcicurcs all kinds of
darkness the ‘motorlnbn did not use
him until too into. Scully WMJB‘
. c. . , ,,
... mvar‘ m,
. t lawman.
piles. cuts. burns. bruises, across.
De‘Wltt’a its
her and lcines only
eys and i feel like a new man.
‘ . . i. ....
LL, on til“
LEG TORN OFF.
Salisbury Man Was Drawn
Threshing Machine.
LAKEVIILE, Conn. Oct. 5.——New-
man H. Silvernaii, of Salisbury. wag
probably fatally injured by’ being
drawn into a’ threshing machine on-
gine yesterday morning at 11:30
o’clock. The belt slipped from the
machine and lay squirming on the
ground. Silvernail attempted to step
into a
.over it and was caught and drazaed
to the engine. where he was whirled
several times about the flywheel,
Before the machinery cdtild be stop-
ped, Silvernall's right leg was torn off
hour the knee and he had been crush:
ed in the skull. He retained con-
sclousness and even when two physi-
cians. summoned from Lakevllle’, ar-
rived was conversing with those about
him. He asked for his wife and plead-
ed with those near him to break the
nevvs easy to her. He cannot recover.
GOOD INVESTMEN‘T OF ONE DOL-
LA
if you have bad breath. constipaafon.
pain in the small of the back, disablor-
ed skin, nervousness or dizziness, your
only wise course is to take Dr. David
Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy, of Rond-
out. N. Y. It. will cleanse the bload of
all impurities. regulate the Kidneys
and Liver, and thus restore a healthy
glow to your cheeks again. , 7"
, POPULIST PARTY TICKET.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 5.———'l‘he com-
plete ticket of the Populist, party in
Connecticut is as follows:
For Governor—Judge Joseph Sheld-
on. of New Haven.
Lieut.-Governor—-—L, H. Davidson, of
Hartford.
Secretary of State—J. C. Vallette,
of North Franklin.
Comptroller—J. Dobson. of Riverton.
Treasurer—~J. A. Ecklcr, of Bridge-
port. .
Congressmaniat-largc—A. C, Fuller,
of Orange.
Presidential electors—Robert Payne.
of Hartford; Harvey G. Shepard. of
Branford; Charles E. Blngbsm. Morl-
don; 'I‘. 1., Thomas. of Forcstville:
George W. Hubbell. of Ansonla; O. E.
Wadhams. of 'I‘orrington; Andrew
Leary, of South Norwalk.
It has taken four weeks for the ex-
ecutive committee of the party to
make selections which were unnnl~
mously approved.
GUREDDF LAME BACK AFTER 15
YEARS OF SUFFIRINO.
“i had been troubled with lame back
for fifteen years and i found a com-
plete recovery in the use of Chamber-
lain's Pain Balm, “says John G. Bish-
cr. Gillam. Ind. This liniincnt is also.
without an equal for sprains and bruis-
or. it is for sale by Still-on Powell
Corporation. Clifford , Pharmacy,
Piercc's Bridal Pharmacy, Zeltluu
Pharmacy. _ ‘ "
W
LEFEBRE GIVIN A HIARING.
WINDSOR. Oct. i5.~(lhs Mfume,
the young man who is charged with
killing fouls Merzunter on Wednes-
day last, appeared before Judge Albee
yesterday for a bearing. Coroner‘s
Physician W. W. Knight testified as
to the character of the wounds rc—
ccivod by Mercuntar. I-lc said that
the wounds wars the cause of death
all other organs Wong in perfect
condition. Mortimer ll. Rand. aged
it years. testified that he saw lofebrc
teller. rlncworm skin diseases, etc.
sold by Clifford ’i‘hsrnisc . u
of the , bb
with a shotgun going in the direction
0 r. . .
Norwalk Chronicler