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Clayton Marshall", of Brooklyn; was
a visitor in town. “Motility
The snow rende’red the walks very
slippery on til brilgo this morning.
Frank Luadilulst," of Lorena street.
is 11ude1going treatment in a New
3 01k Hospital
H
The yacht Elsket has been taken up
between the bridges to be overhauled
by John Cole
M1's..John‘-Com‘oy has" taken up her
residence with" 1'. and Mrs: Henry
Fox, in the’“-Mnr yiBlociq'
A son arrived last Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Ma's. Alien Wood, at
"The Gro1'e." Mother and child are
doing well. ' »
.1.
James L‘Ho111n1edieu led the meeting
of the class at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church, last night. There was
also a.well-att.ended meeting of tho
Probatione'rs' Chills at the church.
There will be a special meeting of
the PaStimc Athletic Club tomormw
11-..ighf ' Oscar Necuudcr has been
appointed manager of the baseball
team fo1 the season. Horace R Nash
Is engaged in putting in showe1 baths
in the headquarters in Randall‘ S Hall.
Right on the heels of the golden
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Da-
venport", comes the announcenmm. that
the stock, fixtures and farm imple-
ments of the old homestead at the
foot of Bald Mountain, Benningtop.
Vermont. were to be sold at auction
on the 1501. and from now on the
aged couple will be free to go where
they please. In this house wc1e born
Sarah Flora, John and Frank Daven-
port, and last, and perhaps least in
size, Little Ruth. Flora has passed
away, and the rest‘ are scattered so-
that the places which knew them will-
soon know them no more.
When the stately form and smiling
face of Mrs. Jerome Smith appeared
in the hat factory on Monday morning,
she received a reception at the hands
and mouths of her fellow-shop girls.
which must have made up not a little
for her enforced idleness for the past
two months. on account of a painful
and tedious illness; as this was 1.119
first day she had been out practically-
all wintex. During the long stay iti-
doors there Was one bright spot; 111111
11191. was seeing her only grandchild
Pearl whenever she happened to be
in town. While she has to go a lit-
tle slow for the present. Grandma
Smith will sbon be about as usual.
M
The bastion; third tealn defeated
the crack second team last night in
Randail' a Hall to the tune of 20 to 10.
'lhc lineup follows:
A. Bouton ..... . ...... W.Lemo11gclil
Left Forward
E. Bloom ................ G. Barnes
Right ForwardA
Ii. Eldridge ............ .Valcntine
Center.
11‘. Youngs ................. S. Elzca
Left Guard.
T. Skidmorc ...... ....-'. . . . -C. Wright
iii ht. Guard.
fouled-Mid" '50. 3‘ Youngs, 8; S'lfld-
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tino, 3; Elven, i, fjcn’iongoilf. l.
aurora-0.11111 Bloom: um‘piro' Joseph
liarirom: timekccpcr Elmer Benedict.
l'i,i'(.ca the first team slut. tried hard
to 1111;11- 11 I‘OOOrllf but Rioom Is on
Valentino, ’1 4h 121-119!“ch
his job. "My?” Hipyéug'fia goo “game.
of it willi‘rill
sci t long-man.
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in the second but tines goals in
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For the convenionco 11 lb. rIIdorI newphew Allie.
of The acntlml. I lo’ltcr box 1199 been
placed on tho' brIdI our Hafnor’I ‘
news «on. ~1°l' publication on
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sorofula', pimples, rashes. etc, are due
Burdock Blood Bit
tors is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes
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and Charm Potty
01-11919 cent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Elwood Broadway
Drs. Foster and Burnell performed
a very successful operation on
nose and throat of Roy Merrifleld Mon-
Roy being a genewl favorite,
his many friends look forward to his
complete recovery.
~Entertainmcnt by home talent in
new library building
Mrs. W,,,F‘rcd Ambler will sing The
Angels' Serenade. with violin obliga-
to played by Harry E. Griswold, and
Brothertou as accompanist,
the entertainment given for the benefit
Free; lelll y in the
Specials.
4 cans CORN
3 pkgs. OATMEAL. 101. size. .
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E1 Nun. OrdIl‘o lent to olthor of the
chain will receive prompt attontlon.
Special lmitcil‘scrvices in tho Epis-
copai'churchcs here today.
Mrs. A. C, Taylor has returned home
to New York after a visit here with
relatives and friends.
Miss Anna Sherwood has been 1-111-
ientaiuing friends from ‘
for the past few days.
M15. Edward Taylor is to entertain
the uremia-111 of the whist club she be-
longs to Thursdav afternoon.
James Shaughncsscy has added a
umbc1 of new horses to his stable for
driving and gcnelai purposes the com
It‘airi’ieid Pomona grunge Is to meet
in Shatford today and there will be
a large representation from West-
poit g1a11gc in attendance.
Wednesday there will be 11 social
Congregational
Church at the lecture room. ‘A too.
will be served to bring the affair to
Miss Vivian Toqust. will he the guest
of Miss Mildred Fryer. ‘
on March 22, the occasion of the con
cert to be glycn in that town by Aza-
brought suit against 1111,- Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company for
$1, 500 damages as 11 result of an ac-
cident which uncured
Mr Walsh claims he was a
uesongor on one of the com auy's
1'9 and 1111111119111- date.
av'lifas 1'01 failing the curve It the cor
ne of Main and State streets. Woot-
it attained such a speed
Welsh was thrown from his seat. 1419 '
declares that be With severely bruised ‘
011' tho back 1111111111111 oscvcre atralnv -
, tug of the mum-lea and of the lumbar ,
‘ region. These injuries will be perma-
nent. the plaintiff says. -'l‘he suit is
of proso'lltabie to the Court of Common
February 22.
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Part of the entertainment furnished
by the Uncle Tom‘s Cabin Company
It the Sterling. last night, says the
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wélldiug 'on the 111111, and while some
of the audience were skeptical as to
‘ the reality of the ceremony, yet never-
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knot was as tightly tied as It could
have been in a-ohdrch. The contract;
ins parties were two of the colored
. members of the company. and the offl-
clating clergyman Was Rev. A. .I. Tai-
1 ' bot. pastor of theA. M. E Zion Church.
The management of the company.
‘having the best Uncle Tom's Cabin
show that has ever been here. was not
satisfied with an ordinary performance;
and when he heard that two of the
members of 11111 11111111119111.1111 to be
married he thought that Derby would
be a good place for the event. It was
announced in the afternoon that the
ceremony would be performed at night.
and as a result the house was packed.‘
After the curtain went down on the
death scene of Little Eva, the stage
was set for the wedding ceremony.
{was the curf‘ain went up the audi-
cage looked upon ti": parlor setting. in
a cw moments a men re 0 fit
"company hé'g'hil' to 118119 chafing. 11'11 2'
little later the 111-11111 party entered. the
orchestra playing I‘ wedding march.
The minister mot them about the cen-
ter of the stage. and using the ring
ceremony pronounced them 1mm and,
wife. The orchestra again played and
the bride and groom received the con-
gratulatlons of theh friends. Little
Eva returned from the spirit land to
attend the wedding 1
Some one in the audience who had
heard that there was to be a wedding
on the stage, had prepared to give ihc
couple the mammary send off. and
while the congratulations of the com-
Danv were being sxten'dedm bundle of
rice came tumbling out of the second
. gallery. The bag burst when it. struck
montage. but the men and 'women 11n-
dcrstood what the rice was for and
picking 11p handfuls of it showered the
bride and groom. Other people in the
audience were more liberal and quite
a number of coins were thrown on the
stage for the bride and groom.
The congratulations being over there
was a cake walk. 111 which the bride
and groom led; and they received :1
great deal of the applause. Thcy did a
great. cake walk, too. and won the
event. For the closing feature of the
walk the groom took the bride on his
knee and gave hc1 scv cral' resounding
kisses, the audience showing its up-
provni in cheers which almost raised
the 1'.oof
The names of the couple. as shown
by the. marriage certificate on file at
the tow“ clerk's office. Wore William
Whitfield Wickoff, of New Jersey. and
Hattie Lewis. of Kentucky. The groam
was twonty-thrco years of age and
the bride twenty-one years. Rev, Mr.
Talbot received a gold place from the
manager of the show for performing
the ceremony.
MRS. TODD'S DAUGHTERS CON-
TEST HER WILL.
Effort to Have Lockwood Removed as
Executor.
NEW YORK Mulch i-l.—-—A contest
0101 the will of Mrs. Margaretta Todd
the aged and wealthy woman. whose
mysterious death, near Philadelphia.
last fall, has never been fully explain-
ed. was begun yesterday.
Mrs. Todd’s body was found on tin-
railroad tracks and the?!» was cvldcncc
that the body had been carried there
after death had ccurred in order to
conceal foul p111, . ‘ in the will contest
Mrs. Todd's daughter, Mrs. Frank
Touscy. and her grandson. Milton
Bercisheim, are attempting to have a
different executor appointed in place
of lngcraoll Lockwood, a lawyer, who
now fills that position.
Mr. Lockwood while on the witness
stand identified a letter which he
said he had written. it was dated
July 8. 1905, and was addressed to the
hum-1111111- of the apartment. house. in
‘which Mrs. Todd lived. imckwood ox
plain-11d that he referred to 9. 1111111
named Heal. who frequently visited
:Mrs. Todd. when he wrotcza
“That little son of n 111111 is a dirty
little beggar. She promised 11111- faith-
ifully not to leave him a cent. if" ho.
makes love to her. Iicavcu only knows
Iwhat she will do. H11 is a shallow
rogue; continue to play him. Have 11
duplicate koy made to her apmtment. ”
Previous to the introduction of this
letter Lockwood had testified that he
ldid not have 11 key' made rm Mrs.
fI'odd's apar.tmeni but said he did foil
the manager of the apartment house
that if. was unsafe for the woman to
fire all alone In her apartment and
suggested that-it-might be well if he
was provided 9. duplicate key.
coNNscrwu'r commerce.
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PRESIDENT PROMOTES LlEUT.
COL POWELL.
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Army Officer Stationed In New Lon-
don WIII be Brigadier General.
WASHINGTON. March lbw-Before
sending in the nomination of COL-John
W.-i3udd of the Twelfth infantry to be
brigaxiicr general. the president will
send the name of Licut. Col. Charles
F. Powell of the engineer corps to the
senate, to be promoted to the grade of
briga‘dier general and retired. This
is in addition to the names of four
othe1 lieutenant colonela promoted and
milled before the vacancy is filled by
Colonel Budd.
Lieutenant. Colonel Powell is at the
present time the engineer officer in
charge of (‘0111101 ticut iiver and harbor
wmk stationed at New London. he
succeeded Colonel Leach and has been
in Connecticut five or six years. Rc~
ccn-tly Colonel Powell has been sick,
and Lieutenant Lukesb has been ordcr- '
ed to relieve him. During the Civil
War Colonel l’owcil served as a pri-
vate in the Fifth Wisconsin infantry
and was subquucn-tiy appointed 11. ca-
dct at the militaryy academy from
South Carolina. ilcing 11 star man
he was assigned in the engineer corps
and has had charge or many impor—
tant. works. No 0111' has been as yet
assigned in take his place in Connecti-
cut permanently.
Qulnnlplac River improvement.
Senator Buikeicy and Congressman
Sperry have receiver! petitions. endors-
ed by the New Haven Chamber of
Commerce, favoring the project. to
further deepen and widen Quinnlpfac
river. between the Ferry street and
lrand avenue bridges. The petition is
signed by owners of 388 steamers. tugs
and barges. and the request is for a
channel 12 feet deep and 200 feet
wide, instead of eight feet, deep and
50 feet wide as now; 9
Cadet Reduced One Clan.
The navy department. has just issued
the list. of cadets who were found de-
ficient. In their studies this spring, and
many of them have been reduced from
one lass to a lower one. Only one
Con ecticut cadet is in tin.- list. E.
L. Donahue. Jr., of‘ Hartford, who goes
from the class of 1907 to 1908. Doha
hue fails in three of his studies. and
this prucd on his mind so that he
became temporarily deranged. lie so-
cured a pistol and threatened to shoot
one of illciofliccrs of the academy. He
was howmcf stopped before he could
do any-111111111110.
Soon after young Donahue left the
academy and has1bce11 at his father's
home in Hartford for over a month.
Since his return home no has been
trying to secure permission to re-
cntcr the acadcmv with his class. but
this was refused and as a compromise
be is now- allowed to enter the class
below. Ho will probably report to
the academy officials by June 1.
Connecticut Pension Bill.
Senator Brnndegeo has introduced in 9 42,
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the. senate a bill 111111111111- 11 pension of
$50 per month to George A Tucker of
New Haven, who served in Co. K, U. S
artillery. during the Civil War.
Refuge at Point Judith.
The lonnecticut mmnbers have pre-
seated in the senate and the house a.
resolution from the New Haven Cham-
but of Commerce. favoring the com-
Motion of the. harbor of refuge at
Point Judith 111111119 111111111. '1 is pro
position 1111‘ already paused to soil-
‘nte and is before the house committee
on rivcis and harbors. ' it has been be
fore congress several times, but has
not. been favored by tho hous'e commib
" 'tcc. it will probably no. fare better
this session. especially as more Is to-
be no general river'ahd harbor bill.
CLEAR! TH! OOMI’LEX'ION.
011110 Laxative it‘r‘uit Syrup stimu-
lates the liver and thoroughly clean»:
the system and clears the complexion
of pimples and blotchos. it is the
best laxative for 1111111111 and children
as it is~1nild and 1111111111111, and does
not gripe ore silken. 011110 is 11111911
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all ordinary cafhartiiifii as it does not
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HARTFORD AXE WEIRIELDER ROUND
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flu in. who 11111 1119113115 and fit-
tae ed his 111 or and sister with 1111
axe infiicuag fearful wounds 91'0"" both
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irritate the 11111111011 and bowels. Plain; _
lapron caught the and all of her cloth-
ling was binned cfl.’ excepting her shoes
In spite of the efforts of the neighbors
' to extinguish the flames The wom-
an's body was chaired all over there
‘ seems to be little chance other recov
' cry. She was taken to the Memorial
1 Hospital.
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DOING 6000.
The following extract from a letter
written by Mr. Geo. H. Mu1ier.p11b-
lisher of the Breeze, Okron, N. Y., will
give you some idea. of the great good
that is being done by Chamberlain-'11
Cough Remedy in curing colds and
grip: “My wife and self have used
' Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy for in
grippo and wish to attest to its benc-
cial effects a111i1i1auk the manufac-
urers for the good they are doing suf-
remedy.”
closed shortly after midnight. The
' ,legislatme failed to agree upon the
article in the new revenue bill pr-npos
ing a tax on Notified spi1its manufac-
tulcd In the stale. and the gov'einor
thereupon called an extraordinary ses-
sion to begin today to levy a reciificr's
tax and to make the necessary change
In the law in the revenue bill.
DANCERS OF PNEUMONIA.
A cold at this time if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is so
often fatal. and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened,
making them peculiarly susceptible to
‘ the development of consumption. Foi-
ey's Honey and Tar will stop the .
cough heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent. pneumonia. La. Grippc
coughs yield quickly to the wondet-
fui curative qualifies of Foley‘s lion-
ey and Tar. There is nothing else
Store.
BRUSH FIRE ON FISHERS IS-
LAND.
NEVV LONDON, March limit was
learned today that the bright light
which was seen last. night from here
and which was believed to be a bout
afire was causcd bv burning lnush
Off Fishers isia11d.'l‘hc stcamei Maine
which arrived from New York car'l'y
today reported having such the
fire.
A.”
Good advice is the kind that is nev-
er given until it is asked for.
$1.15 61311, Actual Cost.
FOR SALE BY.
Charles 5'. Dow.
HARDWARE.
111 WASHINGTON STREET
”hon. 161—11 1
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
Tull: 71131.11.
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.;'~M111y- DeWolf'. of Pequot avenue, was
- horribly binned yesterday afternooxni
lwhile attempting to carry out a pan
lot hot ashes of her residence. Her
faring humanity. Whenever I hear of
- t1 case of la grippe i recommend this
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-. "KENTUCKY ASSEMBLY ADJOURN
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, .FRANKF‘ORT, Ky.. March 14.—-Th111
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CONSIDERING APPROPRIATION
WASHINGTON, March iii-The
House at once began the consideration
of the legislative, executive ail-d judic-
ial appropriation bill on mating to
day. The bill carries a total appro-
priation 'of $29,134.18!)
WilllamH Meeker
General
Contractor and Plumber.
STEAM HEATING.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
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‘ Water 81.. South Norwalli.
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they insured again in the same com-
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United Bank Bldg. So. Norwalk, 001111
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FURS !
Seldom have we had so fine a stool
of Furs. There never was a more pro
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have a great variety of beautiful Son
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Suits. Children's Coats and Dresses
A full line of fine Millinery to be role
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