EliiiiliiE
BY Bililcwls
_ , loy’o Residence
. {its Stolen, and
pies Damaged
KG, Junk-«it was‘di row.
‘1” time that the reuidxutzc.
H.» Bradley. in flagrant
‘ ~ the family vacatrd about
a; .1 had been broken into
,. 'd to”: thorough ranouclt’
Went search for valuables.
t'y occurred about live weeks
tiy, trout the uOniianl
n which Henry Wuriou. thr-
iwnd'thilign on the l'hvver
Joyo' departure. He took the
at . no a i’Pllilt of basic and caro-
ln packing up and mid nnihv
dingo! the circumstance-u.
{n w‘ero not tditclonctl until
, y. it was found that'mr
ti boon etiolated by breaking
‘ claims and turning the win-
. flick. The thst oxide by the in.
[or valuables was a very thor-
9 every clout-t, bureau and
do: I?” through and tin-
walllbvcd and scatter-rd aiio‘ui.
2,111.01 *
‘cnimu'tn than that: lit-
pllilioln Mill timer in
llnrtiord MidiiUhll Jim to
pliant: Detonator to Republi-
otn National convention at
Chicago
. Unless momentum untorneon devoiv
(m the liennbiioon state convention
(or nothing doloutu to the national
convention will meet in Hartford dur-
ing ilte'wek which will end on May
iii. The exnoi date is likely to be
'l'ucnday .and Wednesday. May 1::
and 13.. .
This is the idea of former Speaker
Michael Kencaly, of iimmford, chair-
man or the ‘itopublican htalo central
committee. Mr. Konealyln the course
oi an interview said that as the nu-
tionai convention um June its tho smile
month earlier.
Data for State Committee to Meet.
0! counsc tiOlliiélitlllg may turn up
between now and, the: limo turnout-
in; the dates that will main: it ud
'vlmtble tohoid an i'nrlior convention.
but in the ordinary course oi‘ovcniu.
the dates named in ”it“ first paragraph
will be solociod by tho stoic control
committee when it. it; (filill'tl logotlwr’.
' Chulmtnn Konooly said he had not,
yet in mind nu; ditto tor culling tin-
ntuto control (foiiilliiilfit’. togoiltci‘. but
in all probability it would be sumo
time the lust. of March or during tho
first part 01‘ April.
Will Name Place for Conventions.
'Mr. Krucnly Haiti that whnti ibv
committoo ctl‘nw togcihcr it would
name the limo uni! plucv of meeting»
for the two Muh- court-minim thin your
and would also bump the gnmicnwn
who will act. alt; toniporury chuir-
men. it
it is always tho custom in (loom-c-
lictli for tho llcpublicuns to hold twti
convention in ”in prcnidentiui your.
the first to choome ilelngntcu to tht.~
notional convention, which is nlwuyu
burned matches Which plou-
ranged thofiioor. shown! that
our done tit night. Aiwr on
of the premises, Mr. llrml»
' titled that nothing had Jiocu
adept possibly a few nrticleu
nine opp-rel.
silver wore. much oi it solid,
. , removed toil place of minty
than was no jewelry or money
W by the family when they
fly. One of the beds “bowed
. hie circuit of having boon us.
the vigitor or i‘iriiora-i. itchin-
.Gsri‘inon,‘ ruiort’d, mum in a
‘ bed part of tho liiiiihtr' at its
”not nronncd by the luv
‘1' thrre iu‘no clitc to the
hero.
Milt FOOLISHNISS.
attacked by a cough or a
ton your throat is sore, it is
Whnenu to take any other;
. , than Dr. King's New Dincov-
‘ldyo C, 0, Eldridge. oi Empire.
,fi have used New Discovery siev-
JWI and i know it is the bout rcni-
y on until) tor coughs and colds.
(and all throat and lung troubles.
z oldidron are subject to group. but
.- Discovery quickly curt-u cvcry
m." 11mm"! the world ovor as that
Kin oi titrmt and lung remodieu. Sold
“ .. guarantee at F. H. Baxter's
m; Itci'c. title and $1.00. Trial bot-
tic line. ' i”
" arthritic or oneness.
“onion Open. With snort Ca-
,. . , . kndar Motion.
7" civel superior court, January
' was opened yt-uterday with
calendar “tension at which
.‘8. Gone presided. Benton
. to short calendar motions, he
mldlvorce petitions and grant-
‘ I time”. it was also do'clded
jury’uhonltl be summoned tor
forte tho national convcntius, and the
.nocnnd to be held in the toll. gener-
‘ ally the second wook in ,Septombcr. to.
’ name the Republican tunic ticket. Tito-
,i'irut. oi the-tu- convcniions is usually
held in iiartiord. the wound in Now
iiavcn. iinletm uontothlug now unior-
seen dcvciopn this custom will in:
iollowcd thin your.
Brandegeg May Preside.
Chairman Keucoly did not haw.- tiny
olden who might bi: Silit'cltti to bromide
over the coming coth-utlnu, That.
would be. for luv stow i')iliilll""§t§.1tl
decide. ' .
Sendtw‘ lilttltdrgrc'a ilitlttt' nun ring:
seated. Yeti, the junior monitor
might lie the honor. ‘ in oibi-r years
both Senator Plain, and Senator ”HW-
lcy wen» invite-d to pt-t-sido at Hill")
conventions and they bud always an:
gt'epied. ii an invitation was 9};-
ttcnded to eithor Senator itraudogcé
or Senator Builiclcy'. it was thought
that they would accept.
No Choice for President.
" Intireiy unsettled." iii the» position
oi thc Connecticut Republicans in rc-
gzml to prenidcniial countdown; iu‘tho
opinion of Mr. Konealy. But there
was no doubt that Secretary Tait, had
”It! moot, supporters now. it might
tbc dil‘icrcnt inter.
, "it is all a qtmition oi nvnilnbility
and the bout. main," mid tho man who
in transition-d by many to be the
shrowdost Republican politician in the
state. “You cannot always tell what
will dcvolop in regard to nominations.
The «trongout and most available can-
didate in the one to look ior," he
said. .
instructions Not Expected.
Chairman Kantian" did not have
any him that the state convention
would instruct for any candidate, He
did not believe. it to be good policy
unless a‘siato had "a favorite non."
Thcn it was the proper thing. But it
intryzt, when two cases have
zixnod for trial, the Sipplo
oil company against Gnome
8:11! and at Norwaiit than. in
. ,lm‘ct‘mrt nation will be trim]
. ‘ ' Cm. '
‘ m ’ y ‘1“le Casio. gmnffgd a
, iii/Lona B. Cvumrtwy from;
. 3.0mm”, -’i'he petitioner is Koncaiy smiled.
, t of Greenwich and tho re‘s—
dti 01pm accountant in New
finernmy laid she host
itor living since porting from have not seen either of them lately."
.. ”by giving,t violin lruonr.‘
Flier molded note wtui Loom
trifling“ that the marricd’Gov. Latte and Congroumnn Lilley to
.1 > November 24, is”,
‘ Thanksgiving. Bin:
‘ ~‘ Milliiiecemberi. 1898.
r” W drunken“: for
it m- L .
9 all My. was uniti-
mm 1m Howard H. [Moist-r
.‘ on the ground oi halvitmfl'
' . Gite was Lona ilincitu
tiny ii, idol.
nip tread Kata w. n.
W o. Hurts, both of
. . the ”mafia?
. lam . II
M
want not good for states with no spo-
r-ini boom to boost, for it would tie
thi- hnndo of the delegation. He did
not think that an nttmnpt even’wo’uld
be made; to commit the delegates to
any one candidate.
No Lake or Liiicy‘ Compromise So Far.
"Th‘v gubernatorial situation?" Mt".
"No. l don't think
that will intrude in tho tipring state
convention. l guppono, though, that
both candidates are Working hard. 1
Nothing had been done to bring
the two leading candidates. client.
gather tor that famous cmnpromiao,
which it is laid Chairman Kcnraly
had in mind. "No. l have made no
sitcom at. all,” be mid with 3 audio,
when it wumrctcrrod to.
Kcnoaly m] mm Him".
The state mvontion in tho spring
will aim hnvc in hand tho important
work of violating a slum-om to Mt.
Honesty no chairman oi the “aid
commitment. . . ’
5o tor the only name hourleior tho
position is that of Mr. Kuhn y. no
public”: politician without round
to‘taetlon and pcrmnoi fooling are
on tum in wanting hint to to
turn. to. in Wound ovorywitoro
it. one at tho moat moccasin! min
tho party ever tutti and thorn to hardly .
any dobbt but what tho mvontion ‘W
mu , with lttmuif.
' I logy “on. f
clung/{iii it very my tool
. ,.
will Minimum his return no it will
it.
Km
iotttouimné‘
. "how
convention would b" “‘"m ‘"* "M” fl‘und Standard Oil director, and Adiron-
.. it
Wmmmmwa
mot. m in '3‘-
rt: id 3 toga ‘rlciit
"h‘AiiED lililliililil‘iiiis
liow Haven Bond Mantlivos lip
Bottle Aqtlnti -invodm 'ti
Preserve —- Five-Year *AWoot-v
land Feud Attended With it ur- ‘
tier .
Aim-r live years tho war that bun
bccu winged between William Rocket
iviic'r.‘ New Haven railroad director
.Iuciur woudiuut-n, who contend they
hold in the spring. about a month .1“...
in... a right to hunt and hub on bio
cxnnniw sumo preucrveu. has ironio'
to on wild. liarnnsnd in many ways pc-
lculiur in tho childrcn oi the .1 iorcutl'“
,tvlzniit: humility hc hull lncurl‘tzd; illt‘.
armed guards ropcutinily abut/at: hiu
own lilo ilircntieuml iillii its tintimrinnd
not, Miro on vurimm occasion“, the
Standard Oil lilhililtildtil‘ conitiilutnd.
;. Such ut loan! is the now»: brought, by
trupperu from the [luv pond country.
who any that the guards hurt-boon rt"
inovcd i'mm thi- litmhcicilcr lodge and}
that thc "natives" huvc virtually won.
the imttic. uinct- rhcy room at will ovcr
. the» fill}.‘7l\‘v‘tt thousand ucrtiti t‘tililpilt-ilng
tho cuiutc. , . *
Sort-”rail ilmcs during tholong coh-
tlstnnd fray. wiu-unnmo rrrvnh incident
bud particularly :li'outwd tiw iro of tho
'wrimlunii‘li, Mr. 'Rockcf‘cilor. was vir-.
liizlll)‘ u primnir 311 his own rump tit
llzly l’omi.
\i'llilv lit- wan driving, through tho
Woods out» day, his; iliilt', Attorney On
rnndo llcxtcr, or Norwnlit. was shot
from umbiislt'nud killmi. Spurréd on
by tho hum? of win ing it lurgt- rowurch
which tlu- inlltur 0 hi: iltlll'tii‘i'i‘tl tunn‘
ol't’orvd lor tho diacovcry of tho nouns.
24in. ltllllilHH’ mid ’timlarnioiiul "(ionic-l
llVI‘t-l iluckt-d to tho Adirondacks. but:
i
lhclr autiiviticii WP") rt-pulnotl by the
mountain folk and it was not long in»
for» the-y rclurm-d to thr- reity. Sou l
:iitt-t- the torch vi'nti applied in u doze-u
piano; to tho linchciollcr woodlands]
Mr. ltockt-icllm'si lrouhlr-u with his.
Adirondack nt-lgitlmru iwgun mmn nirvrl
ho dccided to outnblisiil u lolly.1 in liw
grout North Woods. ii» iirtit acquiri-dt
25,000 acres by lllit‘t'lltliiv' from Patrick.
imam-3.3, r. lumbt-rnmn. Sztlwr-ruwntli'
1w bonglv mum land. until bfa hunt,
; now compritws 52.00.. :w . « -;..v..'l!.‘m
lint-n who had boon oniplovoti by Duchy
wore thrown out of wurlt through his:
bw'iiinr: his land. but Mt: Roche-toilet"
Hound occupation for minty of them inl
improving tho property. Hie utudc it. a '
rulc. howovcr. that tmm- ot’ thiuu;
tiltouid shoot or fish on his land. and
iimy wort- forbiddcu to curry guns or,
fishing tncklo.
Soon tho ourlior scttleru wot-o “guru;
tivr-ly and iitcvully "in arms" uzainntl
Air. le-koieilm', They had nitot until
dished on the lltlitl us far back as tho'
oldont inhubiiunt. .
Mr, RockeiolIo-r'u agents had' tmwzht
the whole oi the town of Brandon.:
honor by house and lot. by lotmtill t‘X'
cept. the- propcrty of ()livcrl Lemma. 3‘
French Canadian Wtitliltsllitm. who Mulr'
bornly refused to HP". Mr. ltociicicilitr
quickly wipe-d out. ihc whole; town of
Brandon, eve-n the pout—onion being rc-
niovml to Bay Pond, when: the Sum»
dard Oil man was onpronw. Lflmtli‘fl
dolled nil attempts to keep him from
fishing in the headwaters of the Si.
Begin. which are a part of tho [locko-
i'ollcr pork. and finally ho was arrested.
Suits and counter outta folith-d.
first one side winning a point and thru
the other. “The feeling againstMr.
Rot-keioilor grew intense, und poachers
and vandals got horny on his comm Mr.
Rockefeller hired a large iorco oi
guards and armed them with riflt‘éi.
Thcuc guardian» have fr uticntly bud
narrow «can?» when lire upon by
”tiniperu," and threats wore made
against their employer.
Every spring. when tho. ground in
covered with drylt-nves and the iorout
in lnilnmmabio, many fire: on tho
Rockofoller tract have originated un-
der the most mtnpiciouu circumatancos.
8mm.- of them were undoubtedly otto-
cendlary origin. One man familiar
with the wood. can not liven which in
a. few hottrti are proctlcnlly out! con-
trol. it is seldom miblo . 0 bring
sizaimit this titttllctent evidence to con-
v ct. i
in the spring at 1903. during a pm
tracted drought, the most mine 0!
all the fire: wore time in tho nonhu-
lolier renown. 40,000 men luring ilflV'
minted. . Guidos itnd lumbar innit»
turned out in lull fort-.0 to tight ihr
iintnm when they thrtmtnnotl nut-round-
in: vfovflt’lr. but not a man would
rating a hand to my the flames on Mr.
Rochcfciior‘l loads. several hundrotl
ltnilnn laborer. were import“ from
Row York tom be are. but proved
dam on to! tho Mill ill-
tnro m novelty of the work. ,.
moth tho Mutation . on this
ed when t "troops-s,” tout at
our i iii-g ‘Mtbat itiit
fl trig“, :
-7 Mitts Billifllii.
y‘ “Tremendous Smash in "Clothing lobes f’Iiittoduoés a' Veritable Catni-
vol of Bargains in Reliable Clothing.
m" SALE, S'WINGS INTO A SPLENDID
‘ t STRIDE TODAY. "
Alligygcr itlltl bcttcr ltitrgziins'grcct run
in: this Stile than Red ’l'ngs cvrr brought
you hot’ctofut'c.
You know what the
Wealllt‘l‘ liitn lit-cu; but in spite of bail
‘/ Weather and other things no did the
largest business this trail. and Winter in
)ur history.- .Xud while iliinis true. we.
V . . pvt-pared for an own greater business, so
{ i that the only Course for us in to rid our—r .
,.
‘4
we haw. Tritium
.' sclvcu as quickly. (lei i)t)rit‘l_llit’ of the stockti' < .
r them
WE HAVE SMASHED PRICES ALL
' ALONG THELINE.
It is no time li'ii'llt‘fiiilliitlll; we must
‘ ‘_ ' act in accord with ougpolicy to sell this
i! ,, . . '
,, Si'iib’OllS styles this season: and prices
out ilccp are going to do thc business.
Soc to it that you how ti shore in this
itcgi Tat; cvcut.
Copyright i907 by
Hart Schailncr 5’ Mn: them here.
i...
All the season's succe'soful styles are involved
in the sale—Varsity. Chestcrfieid and Greatcoat
models, distinguished for more style than the
average coats‘ possess, and made better than any
coats we know. You can get your size at each
reduced price if you will come early.
S 8.50 Overcoats, S 6.88
f ‘10. and $12 “ 7.88
13.50 * “ 9.88
15. “ 11.88
18. and 20. “ 14.88
22. and 25. “. 17.88
all. though we can llii.‘llii(i
'i'hcro arc bargains for
. tit blow of
Si: or
We haven't had much cold vgcathcr yet;‘but
we'll have plenty yet in Which to enjoy the wear-
ing of the Smart Winter Suits we now, offer ‘at
most attractive prices. The season's best'stylcs
in all.trianncr of fancy mixtures, patterns and
shades, .ai‘ford unstintod choice . for Men fond
Young Men. . ,.. .2,
$ 6.50 ‘ Youths’ Suits, b 3.88
6.50 ' Men’s Suits, 4.88
A9. o u it 6. -
10. u u ‘
13.50am 15. ‘~‘ ’ I“
18. 1 it it
20. . “ 5‘
22. and ,25... “, . “,
h . '.I".”lv :
Bays’ and Children’s elicit...
We cautztltcxnrc oi littic and big boys because we includc all our lines of lloys' Suits. Reci-
ors'nml (lvcritouts in this Red Tag offering. Wu
we intend to make a clean stamp of every broken
early as you can. ,
v RUSSIAN SUITS. 1
$2.50 Suits ’8148
‘ $3.00 Suits
$4.00 Suits
$4.50 Suits
TWO-PIECE SU ITS.
$2.50 Suits
$3.00 Suits
nggs $4.00 Suits.
2.48 $5.00 and $.00 $uits......
have not minced matters in making priccu. because
lino. You Will profit by getting to the sale as.
t i
OVERCOATS.
...........r$1.48 ~
. . . . . $1.98 $3 and $3.50 ()vcrcoats. . . . $2.29
..........Ia.tt8 $5.00 ()vcrcoats . .8318
4”
SENSATIONAL snLn'or -
r
. 3 - .
.........$z.98 $0.00 and $7.00 Suits y "“3500 U‘fl‘x’m” W34.“
M. vi“ no r ’5'
SWEATERS. i
We lmugltt llWWily oi highjucch Swoutcrs;
‘i‘ got them still, and ivc protmw now to sat-ll illi'il‘i
just then V-iicrba i’itlllt' in. in (Iliift'i'qtlililt‘t’, iw'ic
at prions that W “J. lull tlu-m. You may tulw
your pick of any color you want. and you will km “W biggcst qu‘ati-r bargain you wot got. ’lict»
tor got here broiuptl”
an iiit'tit' at illt'ill‘ prim-:4:
$1.56 Sun-uteri. 90c. .
‘ $5.00 Swrntvm. $2.98.
Big Reductions iii Funny Vcbtb.
Zuni/ct, .
$.33». . ”5’”:
it
Qgtilhction anatomical
v and got lirutmlckiug: ilivr
$2.50 Sit'tuiii'i'tikfiwfi, ,
c'll bc :t bit: ilt’lliiillil lot luggingradc SWt'iili‘i'd such
. . ‘ will) Sivculcrn. 51-98
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