t...
: mine 4 tbs iii your-old
W our in tho first and
~ 9
. _ ban and ~ ,
am .3 at Ram-hill
a tad lonllndarssorstj‘
ts afor flute“ ligrio mien
wps rs r at are
_ and? .Qunning‘
, ‘ that the
,W. J‘mdnygnf the people"
been killed. It wu‘ stated that
‘ had gathered in force and were
log onSunning city. The in—
his. of the district were fleeing
i
\
it
by no: menu 11 ‘a-
chant. ”once ,iaoywidely . dispersed, in
temperate «North. papal-ion, , Harsphsy
wore to us soon, in dong .lliléalilnd
numerous bards. ,wcnding theirlwal'
from. the bras, lauds w rs h ,
restart in tha afid‘l’pl the #ber
Dill?“
V .
limit“ ‘landsr. “bur. v-ltlliili' um... - '
we may be certain that within a tow
halo; W . . .
will prosecute iti'lor‘ oi _
count of tho ‘illnuss of mate‘s .
rims-amt”
outlaw . ll.,-..anpil_a.su .0
thumb liltihmgor‘court.“ ‘ " -'
Editor's“. case r
ken up “Will“ i radar it. it; very
unusual that a m r or trial is start/ad
iii. tbs beginning-of to court. session.
tors
.‘ sultan»
than sonar 9*
omfihiog or°ii§taestrdg§vdy
aboundsd. and even now as we
’srlan George B. Godard.
a. amends with Colonel an, woman an child,
also“ the artldcer m the n Clinton the b03100“ 18 NOBtI‘i- it will he the second time youngliuu Micah! lhoitrain-,.amlsddlflli‘mwhfl * , . i » . '
. . . . 2 “1'. Thai?” Wm mfidiliflfifi from SM! lor is pill on trial for hisiii‘s. ths‘iury thousands. of thsss mosaic ,st «lilo 5"“ the ' ‘ ”All: “and” ”mo“ remarkable mam” we
have the portraits 0‘ mg ".rsncisco ‘Ghinsse'm‘srchsnts urging inglintbc' an“ ; butaginlglAhs/ ad‘s . .l. i m . 1' : . .. ’ , - i . l» “ _
having disagreed the first time. stand-
ing ii to l, for acquittal. _
Tho Fililllill'y term of the criminal
superior court with Jud o Silaan. Ra:
binsou on the bench; w ll convene on
Tuesday afternoon. Fobuary 20‘.
, ,
MEN PAST,8IXTY iN DANGER.
More than hull maukiudoovsr sixty
years of age suffer from kidney and
‘uiiil‘. ‘
rs from 1858,‘ when W. A.
Read,
-» m wrlga first: ‘sdlectodt to till:
his, ,prmngo crime was
no 'iibrury‘. Governor Rob
‘lnily approves the piano! Mr.
y the tug—of—war forldoliars? _
radc Triumphs for 1905."?
1198 Ill
“ The Corn an
or tiloir tombs. lunch of those long,
list he a or low meadows. whose pines
and pan tell us that it was once a.
lake. has prdbnbly lying in its mud a
number of the grant skoltons ,ltha‘
were such a puzzle to the older world
of science. . j ,
Many hundreds or times the farmers
of the region, while ditching the old
at . continuance of the boycott
plated on tho walls. In addition to
‘3 ho‘ llllti~f0rolgn splintkln in Canton
literals alsoiln angrily/plastic move-
ment. The unicorn of t e. Doric lest»
nod that, sin . anion bitmap, braves
were” being‘ drilled With a‘vi’o'w of talc
ing part in an uprising against the
present dynasty.
' i'
resent time the portraits, are
rows. The upper row be-
ii ‘jtho‘ ' Buckingham portrait
(is with . that of Governor
Would you like to read >
Alexander Dumas' gr ‘ittaletdf o,
_ ~ , . , f . . bladder disorders usuillly enlargmsnl huckleborry alvamps, have some. ~ . ‘
ycoflgi’gg’gfiggmwfigfimfo They never arias or sickeu. but of prostrate gland. This is both palm across some big. brown buried logs, ’8 In .: p
second row begins with the “193”“ and Wendi 9“ “19 swmuchv mi and dancerounsnd ,Folc.‘,s.Kid‘- which. on being on; out, were found , .. .....< .‘ . ... ‘ fl . , y
of Governor Lounsbury's suc- “V3" ““‘1 WW”- T ‘5 i3 the “me" hey Cure should be taken at be first to be the bones of a mastodtin. Thslr Would you like to knowilwhatl Wbiiid‘ifii g'n 1 .l Oil WQf-g b0“!
Senator Morgan G. Bulkoley, “l Wl‘dlct Pf ““3 many ihO‘lfilmdS‘WhO sign of danger. as it corrects irregll- numbers must, havcbeonwary. great . , M . ii? “R - d “A' H ~ _., 'lr‘ ii . , : Glifhs n‘
. use Dertt a Little Early Risers. 111936 [critics and has cured many old man for we find their bones moss humorous iii 'di'C ea , OVQWPPWL. . t e . ,_ .. ,..’.
in this row is the portrait
_ bomber-lain. Tile light
ii that. the Iamnsbury portrait
famous little pills relieve headache,
constipation, bilioususss. jaundice, tor.
pid liver, willow-complexion, etc. Try
than those of some animals we know
to have been abundant. Protessor .ioli
can informs us that mastodon clinic
of this disease. Mr. Rodney Burnett;
Rock Port. ,Mo" writes: l, suffered
m
a the furthest north, is not
‘ith distillctness. It is more or
. timid. Owing to the position
its large steal sate near the li-
, desk, some of the portraits
nabbescen by. a person standing
“t " drifter of the floor.‘ It is pos-
hi’ arms present time for a visitor
library to make his visit and
6: without. seeing the; portraits of
the governors since the time of
inshnm. This allows a decided
" it the arrangement of tho por-
ts n the wall and it is to remedy
Mr.flodard has planned for lhe
' merit. lIispllili is to have
. ‘xvs of portraits. Each row
vs eight portraits. The first
lbs placed in a position above
pd of the present. highest tier.
ortraits in the first will contain
tho of the following overnors: W.
' Buckingham Josep R. Howley.
alas E. Eng} all, Marshall chell.
burials R. lngersoll, Richard D. liub-
Charles ‘R. Anderson and Hobart
. jgolow do the second. row the
ldi‘tl‘alts will be: Thomas M. Waller.
y. B. Harrison, Phineas C. bonus-
Morgall G. Bulkeley, liorrin A.
and George E. Lounsbury.
a third will begin with the nor-
p or Governor McLean, and Gover-
bi‘ hamberlaln will be hung next it.
'Iiiiti pliowlng one will be that of Gov.
‘ ”Roberts, on which the artist.
illsl'ies Noel Flagg, is now at work.
ejtliree rows will begin about the
outer of the middle panel on tile Willi.
‘ . by limiting the number of por-
ts of each row to eight, tho outing
p of portraits will be so arranged.
l Tegards to light. that. they can all
ho seen tic-equal advantage. The third
(row ‘Wiil have space for five more nor-
tralia after Governor Roberts’ is plac-
ed in position. These five represent a
period of toll ycara. if. of courso.
any future governors ill‘o re-clectcli
ihsrewill be fewer portraits, and the
allude. will be sufficient. for a greater
in her of years than toll.
r. Godard does not think the va-
space ill the proposed third row
be ever filled. He looks forward
ow library at the corner of Luf-
Mite street and Capitol avenue, and
‘out the plans which have been
, area for it. These plans make spa.
provision for tho pictures of gov-
mn‘that will entirely overcome the
vantages of the present library.
Godard is hopeful that the build-
‘the new library is a work that
l to will not postpone much long-
' is necessity will be so strongly
parent to the general assembly that
it! negesssry appropriation for it will
. a e. .
canvas of the portraits of Gov-
pl'g Andrews, Harrison, Collin.
3 Roland Chamberlain is more or loss
Wad. but that is or, trouble. that can
H“ ily remedied. 0f the eighteen
’ is of governors since Bucking-
, there are two which are substi-
if for the originals. in addition to
Ft
. substitute for the Buckingham
rail. there was a portrait of Gov-
r. pngllah before the present one
piaood in positibn. The first por-
‘it of English was not acceptable
members of his family. The family
“merited the state with the present
ptrnit. taking the Oilj'l‘IliiOI‘llliliil‘(mil
‘, archangel. 0f the governors before,
oklngham there arc fourteen whose
. . is are not included in tho spicu-
‘ ,4 cup of portraits on the east wail
‘ a library. Mr. Godard hfl8.(ion8
writhing possible to secure pictures
Which portraits could be painted,
without success. ,
vPRfiSENTED LOVING CUP.
ll Norwalk Fire Company Dc-
" it his New London Friends.
N, ‘wNDON.Fob. ‘li’m—An ama-
“contest and social was given
my night in New London Opors
“by the Now London fire police.
amateur contest was taken part
y’severlll local amateurs and
‘ was a variety of entertainment.
4.1961110 social commencod tho
i l. Norwalk fire police, who. were
his ofths local fire police, mndo
3,3, app a silver loving clip to
w- , on tire police. Capt.
. Blikcr made the presents-
this visitors. Capt. William
stars decanted the gift for the
union fire police. The cup
‘4
thoume when the state will build ~
Little Early Risers. The Clifford
Pharmacy. ' ‘
FAVORS HIGHER LICENSE.
Saloonkeepers Think it Would be Best
For Their Trade.
Saloonkeepcrs‘ throughout Bridge-
port. according to the Post. irrespec—
tive of politics.- nppoilr to believe (but
the present! order of things cannot but
bring about high llmnscs when the
General Asscmb y moms again. It RD‘
pears that many of the more promi-
nent in the trade favor the birth li-
cense. Salli one who obeys the pros-
clll. laws:
“it would be butter for the men in
the trade if there was a. high license.
The general public would not then
look upon the business with so much
disfavor. and many of the places iiiili.
arc now obliged to violate the law
Would be closcd. it would limit the
saloons tho sumo. as Massacllllsolts
and other States do. Then there would
be the survival of the fittest. Of
course it would be hard on the small
keeper, but it would be better in the
end. if not, a season of no license
would ensure for the frequent arrests
and publicity of the violations would
induce many of the voters wllo tiesll‘f‘
laws that exist enforced to vote for
no license.“ '
DON’T DEOEWE YOU RSELF.
Don’t deceive yourself. if you have
indigestion tzikc Kodol Dyspcpsin
Cure. It will rolicvo you. Rev. W. E.
Hocutt, South Mills. N. 0.. says: “i
was troubled with chronic indigestion
for several years; whatever i are
seemed to cause heartburn. sour stom-
ach. fluttering of my heart and general
depression of mind and body. My
druggist recommended Kodol, and it
has relieved ms. i can now out any-
thing and sleep soundly at night. Ko
dol Digests what you eat. The Clifford
Pharmacy. “
HA’S 42,000 ’PHONES.
Southern New England Company II.
was Ncw Directory.
The new telephone diroclory of the
Southern New England Telephone
Company is boillg'dlslrubutcd by tho
various towns of tho slate today to
go into effort tomorrow.
The directory issued this quarter
is
many. containing some 42.000 names.
being an increase of 3,000 over the pre-
vious issue.
No new exchanges are recorded ill
the book.
The company expects to open .lls
remodeled exchanges ill New London
and South Norwnlk within the next
two weeks. These places have boon
equipped with all the latest. telephone
improvements.
In pursuance of the company‘s new
policy the hook is issusd at the sumo
time to the subscribers of cvory ox-
chango and all go into effect at onco.
The book embraces every excllallgc
in this state.
THE YELLOW FEVER GERM
a close resemblance to tho malaria
germ.
cans germs, the most effective rcmody
is Dr. King's Now Lilo Pills.
laria poison and constipation. 25c
WASHINGTON NOR
R0
SEATTLE, Washington, Feb.
tem within the next wcok.
day. wired to Portland,
all to the corporation's committee in
cation.
toms for the acquiring of
minont.
' two bottles of Foley’s Kidney Cure 1
the largest in the history of the com-,
has recently been discovered. it bears
To iron the system from dia-
. Guar-
anteed to cure all diseases due to ma-
at F‘. ii. Baxter's, South Norwalk. and
E. P. Wood's, Norwalk, Drug Stores.
. ” by his firm.
THERN RAIL'
15.—-
Engineering offices are to be estab-
lished in Scattlo by tho liarriman sys-
Itoproson-
tutivcs of tho Harrimnn interests who
have made application for a franch-
ise to enter this city undor the name
of tho Washington Nortliorn. ,yeutcr-
asking that
onglnoora be sent. hora lit once to bo-
gin work on the plans to be presum-
connection with the franchise appli-
The commencement of a war bot-
Ween the great trans-continental sys-
the best
terminal facilities in this city is im-
The first action when yoh have a
with oulargod prostrate gland and kid-
noy trouble“ for years and after takinii
feel better than i have for twenty
years, although i am now 91 years
old." Piaistcd's Drugfitore. “
POPULAR AMUSEMENTQ-
“-
HENRY CLA Y BARNABEE.
iii-nry (tiny llllrnabcc, oi Bostonian
Opera Company tunic. heads the Clov-
(.‘i'iiuii Opera Company that comes to
l-ioyt‘s. 'I‘llcutrc Friday evening. lie is
hundred in tho role of Hon. Jefferson
Jackson (llovor. Summary of tho lio-
parinlcut of Agriculture. By all press
notices, be has made a success equal
to his “Shcrll‘f. of Noitingllam” in Rob-
in Hood. nnd tllc “Admiral” iu Pinu-
fora, of years ago. Clovcrdcli has
enough real merit ill it, to carry it to
genuine succoss. it has melody, iiilv
blur and bounty~ and it. has bright lines
and catchy music. ll also has in its
cost handsome lady principals of our
collcnl ability and in its chorus some
of the most attractive members that
any company can boast. As has been
previously sci. before the public, the
opera is a rural one. and the sturdy
young farmer chorus of the males. is
of unusual interest. The sale of seats
in advance should be a large one, and
tho house should be crowded at tho
performance. ‘
, A’l‘ PINE? RIDGE.
Al l’llicy Ridge is tho rdthor pcclll.
iur title of David Higgins‘ now wcii~
known play of the grand old 'l‘onnus-
sco mountains. ii is named litter the
out. of the way placo‘wherc the action
occurs and it deals with the lllountain-
ecr folks made famous in book lore
by the writers of many of our later
day novelists. The plot is good. all-
uations striking and original and with
characters of quaint humor and odd
manners of speech and looks,: it is
a play of aevcralyears' standing lic-
fcro the public with no signs of a
wane in. its popularity. A line com-
pany headed by Mr. Vlill Kinsle will
present this fine play. at Hoyl's Thea-
lrc. Saturday, February l7lb, lnnlillec
and night.
GAY N W YORK.
Dan Mason ill low New York, sup
ported by’ a small army of full mak-
ora, cxccllcnl vocalists and flail-shod
artists, held the close attention of a
large audience at Hoyl's Tholltrc, last
night. Standing room only was in
order early n the evening. The fun
was that old furious frdm start to
finish. and Mr. Mason. as Herman
Schultz. provad hlnlsulf a king of fun-
nliikili'a. and his ”Hinkic Doc“ was
rumored until tho ‘singcrs were ox-
hallsted. Charles E. Foreman was ex-
ccllcni. his voice and humour pleas-
ing uil. Tbs music was cxccptlollally
good. the girls pretty, the choruses
akizellcnl. and the costumes handsome.
Tho performance was wall staged and
itcloli lbrouglwlll. Tomorrow ' night
Henry (Billy Barnabco and u largo
company will present Clovordoll.
HOW’S THIS?
Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Ro-
warll for any case of Cainrrh that can.
not be cured 'by Hall's Cutarrll Cure.
F. J. CHENEY it 00.. Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned. havo known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfsftly honorable in all
business transact ons. and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugglsts, Toledo. 0.
Hall's Catarrh Caro is takon inter.
naily, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of tho systprn.
Testimonials sent free. Price. 70c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Tails Hall’s Family Pills for consti-
pation. ”
FIRE CHIEF BTRlCKEN 0N DUTY.
BOSTON, Fob. 15.--Wliilo respond-
ing to an alarm today. Ohio! William
T. Ghoswell. of the Boston Firs Dc-
partmsnt. was stricken with heart
trouble and died while being taken to
the Relief Hospitals The alarm was
from box 16. at the corner of Rich-
mond and Commercial streets. Chief
Che/swell hadbeon connected with‘tho
fire department. sinus 1862 and chief
since 1901. and was one of the bent
lira fighters in ihs~oountry. He was till
ions are. much more numorous in our
museums today than are those of the;
African elephant. and that in the sea
of digging ”not a weak passes wilboui
mm or more mastodolls being unearth-
ed." . h ,
But what. killed them? Certainly
not mail”. 'i‘hpy did llol,__go_tllu. way ol‘
lllo hllii'lllo. Roma natural force. ill
some cuclny that seemed puuybesidl
them. We cannot even guess who in
what. but we know from observation
that. a very little thing and in very in
direct circumstance may operate it
gndfly may have boon responsible fin
.lhu destruction of the American nutlvc
wild horse. that world contemporary
of the mammoth. so also a new kind
of plant iii’c drilling in. a bad llahb
rampant. may havc lloomod tho clop-
llantino men.
A more inlcrcsling question is. "Did
man ever see the mnstodon?" ll scams
morally certain lhnl ho did.
This evidence is tllni ills mastodon
lived here vory recently alld man war
ccntnlnly hero in vcry ancient. limos
that their epochs. lbcrforo. greatly
overlapped.
There is an indilm legend that lonr
ago a race otallaggy monsters was
found ill lilo ”#0065 of the upper Hull
son vailoy. Tbay~wcre so big and pow
trial that ibcy bad no four of the rod
man‘s weapons so his villugcs Wcrc
in daily danger. ‘ But the Great Spirit
in response to the mayor of his child
mu. Him" in pilirii'l" with is liilghli
bow and slow tho bilge glnllis one by
one cxccpi lilo blguosl of all. hr cs
(:upod toward tho Nortllwcsi, lo lhl
land of the Great lulllos.
There are not lacking those will
see in this nothing more than lvnlcm
cry of tho days when the. buffalo was
found commonly in the country when»
the city of Buffalo stands not, blit the
general opinion is that the size. the in-
vulncrabillty of tho daligorollsncss oi
the legendary creature identities it
with tho mastodon. .
CASTORIA
lor Infants and cocoa. '
llil find full line Alvin Bough
Boots the
Signature of
IlG ELECTRIC ORDER.
New Haven Road Said To Have Given
General Electric Company.
It was reported today lhal in addi
lion to tho ordcrs given iho Westing-
llollac Eicciril- Company for several
million dollars worth ‘of electric on-
gilles and supplies the New Haven
road has Just placed on order for”;
500,000 worth of electrical material,
with tho Genvral idiocirlc Company}
The rivalry botwooll ibo Westing-
lloilso and tho (ionortli idlociric. Com.
puny bun ili't‘ll lllllie pronounced. Thu
()i'ilm‘lli Company scoured a large or
dor from tho New York Control rcccnlv
ly and it ill now slated has convinced
lilo Now linvcn road lullllugcmoni that
it should rccoivoni share of this comp:
any's businosil.
Tho improvoment to bcumade in the
electrical line for some years to conic
will necessitate a great doll! of mayor;
in! and with the two companies do as
the work the New Haven road belie-
vos it will got the bestrssl‘llts. .
it has already been announced that
b September lot the Stamford and
cw York suburban servidb will hoop-
erated by ococtrlcity andthafam that
tho- electric motors played ‘a' most.
prominent part in’ths.rcconl snow
the work of equipping the New Hagen
road will bo rushed. , .
- The lirst order placed by the New
Haven road was with tho Wasting-
iloiisc Company. bill. the Gunnrpl Elec-
tric CUlflley was so persistent for in
trial that the road. it is said. finally
yielded. . - ~
, It is known that President 0. 8. Mol-
lon and assistant. Mr. ’1‘, ”Ramos.
are devoting considerabioi the to the
question of electrical sq tof the
company's various divilll i.
11908 is set
a 0 out who a .
M951 i“ ll ° iii" wasp this
5
savo or kill it. specie. it is possible that '
nullity topic. ‘
storm on. tho New York Central linaa;
l
l
l
. it
Do you athrill with
- “The Descent
, Are " i
ii
Of
These are but
.Do you want solid fact? ”Read, :1" ‘
“ Little Glimpses of 1
on fond of dogs?
cantor Vest’s great
oosevelt‘s ?
pages of Tan SCRAP Econ.
".59 in File .,
the Weird arid myfs'ifi
into the Magigtrpglilt‘
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f viiil'h.
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til? ~i9ih 09'“
if .s all! "
‘R'cad, “ i
“ Eulogy on .
no a. was
a .
1
Would on like a copy a Lincoln’s solidi: éoe'm,
15in Scrap Book
"good things that pack the
It’s "In. ,,
seven of the thousan
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.3“ . owns. , .
our) son" " "k
or i. any; y, ‘r.’ 2‘4
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Earth
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and thousands of
Whatever else you
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STATE PRO . TE ASSEMBLY.
Dr. Words" Gaysi it is Easy for Person
to Get in rlnnns Asylum.
HARTFORD. Feb. id.——ln discussing
the law rolaiifigrno‘ the commitment of
insane persons before the Connecticut
Probsto Assembly at the capitol today,
Dr. N. ill. Worden. president of tho
State Medical Society, said among oth-
er things that it was vary easy, some-
times. for n porson to got into an in-
sans asylum. That. he said.‘ was one
reason why ho was in attendance at
tho meeting.
in a very interesting and able paper
‘ he discussed the various fill-ms of men
lnl derangement, pointing out the char-
acteristics of each. idiocy, he said.
was a deficiency. insanity a perversion,
adding that fifty per cent. of the
feeble-minded obildrcn'commitlsd to
asylums are born so.
insane usyiulns, he said. were places
for improving the insane and feeble-
minded and they may and may not be
benefited. but? the chief reason for
sending theml‘tbors was to protect am
clciy. the educational idol being only
of secondary importance. As to
whether inmnity was on the iiicrcuso
in this state he cltud statistics show-
ing that ii: was and that in 1890 thorn
was ono insane person to ovary 444 ill-
habilanis. while in 1870 the ratio was
oils case of insanity to favor)" 2.346
persons.
Dr. Wbprdenl thought tho governor
should a authorised to appoint exam-
iners in lunacy and that. these exports
could be distributed in the probabg'dis-
iriots. - '
The Hon. Henry lc.,8tevenson. of the
Falrflold County Bar, followed Dr.
Worden in the discussion of the in-
The followin officers were' elected:
Preludes-tr _. P. Nobbs. Bridgeport.
ton, .Winsiod.
fiction/J. uloorrosldentuw. ll. sum--
hams ”mtg“. a ‘
Scorotosw and Treasurer-«lame: , B.
Banning..paop River. ‘ ,
A loner, idiscuaaiiin took place on-
ths follow. causation»: , A man dies
leaving aboutjlloo in personal .propoo
ty, also a widow and an unborn child.
funeral expenses and Method bills.
Hill rnlatives put in a claim for snouI’h
would the
the widow
. W‘W l
O‘i‘OP THAT GGLD
or it may result ‘Jhflm onto. Brlr'
untitled in giving
'lll
d .b,
{jugs (a:
watched. and ransacked to
for you as was never before
FRANK A- ”U
EirsaVl‘oooPrcsidcnt—fl. M. (Barring:
to take all of‘ths; astute. how much ,
rial-up
lgrrcad, you» mu
*5
- i 4' l‘ ' i\
v4: have. fa
ONE.
WEE. .- .- -. _.-.......
IONDHoLDl-Iss, GEINHITE
~ NEW HAVTN, Feb. 16.——Thc Whlto
City at Silvio Rock yesterday after-
noon pausod lo the stockholders. tho
titlo hoing lurncd over us‘ the result
of the failure of the stockholders to
make good on principal and intern-st
‘on iil‘ bonds amounting to $65,000.
Judgn on: in frreclosuro proceedings
brought homo inontbsago had boon du-
iy entered. it was stated today that
the bondholdors will be called togeth»
er soon to tako some action regarding
the disposition of the amusement pro-
perty. bul it is hardly cxpoctod that
the rosort will be abandoned.
The first year of the White City's
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JUDGE. NOW. GHOBINl
Elected President oflconnpotlout Pro-
bate Assembly as Hartford.
HARTFORD, Fab. 15.-——At ‘ tho an-
nual meetingoriho Connecticut Pro-
bate'Asacmbiyl'ycstordsy, Dr. N. E.
‘Wordin. ‘of Hridgs‘port. road a paper on
the commitment of lnsiillb‘p'crsons to
institutions. The assembly elected
these officers for the’ cagiillit‘yasi‘i .
President N. E'Nobhs. Bridgeport;
first vicc presidqnt. GeorgeHIti Oar-
ringtoil. *Wlnl’ltlzd: mohair/loo Wi-
dsnt. William ‘1‘ Bnmhaltl, Hampton:
monetary and treusurcrudl B. boning.
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who wrote poems; "no. i never write
for money. i write for pleasure." .
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pleasure?"
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if Foley's Hobby lindl’i‘ar fails to ours
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