: 3 Bliplams lillsIAliIa
,ltltie‘b 33 still ii Ctinidsl
W «
.palbonronr Doc IQeSlieritt Sill
V3163 :Hawloy today loan a quldr
33bit! loads Stating hits I sltln
. souutorlal question Inn 3333333;
(not his support ht Ssnritor 'IIIL
’Brulidageo.3 He says that on Julie“
,0 publlcly‘b a pounced. that he Ial
he 'rbl’a tid II (it My. Brahde
,o and than who taken» themlol
_ _ ((3 E,aald or any cplllment (nude
... l gmutllnn and "pl-dill not (as
e at anything would come up
3 , be manual. suppout of Mr.
p'luutfl (not know
in MIL Hll Would bt'
at this time. it was not
ll Novembetuzlthol the chudlducy of
33:, i3 as aunpuu’c'ed. Tho uhellll'
, , , bid with (running for MII.
d a: (In of thé services they
IIo‘l‘dd total cl under the leader-
3503! the the Samuel Fosacndon.
lilirwllut he shall do now and
, or, he Is not I‘ll the right to keep
promise and o Inukc good his
rd up w
h". létfér (allow
”233333 though you were entitled
3 (blue of the masons whyl
”favor of Mr. lnandegce ill the,
pt 3 3ilatorlal contest.
II II wasLnot a candidate until
(by ,Adle vedltors oil Ilowupaperi
lid~sqvcuth day pf Novarpbar (as
Ms, «latter. following such on"
Mr Hill told me and
I be'flqu and after he who
for do'n’g‘lcse. this fall,
33.33333 Land had no .lii‘lféntion
oI'3‘t
IW dlyuoncuwlthlu the state knew
Ml‘ lbw , Meal was a candidate to
‘ hlhiuoil‘. It has been the pol
the, $th for the last,goncrn,~
ronon‘ilnatc United States sena-
pd cpllgrtysplilell as well. and
“(3%“ a Iattalllcd a large in.
,. Was ingtoll on that dccount
la‘i'utlons that Mr. Hill would
”‘dubdidate had been made to
Mr. HilIls most Intimate.
So for as I know there was
rs II living who know Mr.
‘ to -Il candidate against Mr.
gum, 3 ‘
' MI; ogrlbl'aculcni of Mr. Blnudcgee
do lgin announced and correct
true 22 last I have not
'posltion since then. nor,
an mlktuutly do so. After the
out beloved Senator Plan 1
lviicgc of using my lllllu
ufil‘ln the nomination of MI.
Jknown Senator Bl'andegeo
,el‘ltercd public life in 13503
. ”33353383303333 his ability or honor.
‘ 3,3,0,” ass for the position llII now
”3 '3 be last deoadc my friend
1' ralldogcc tillellod into
, ml both of us wore wnlm
‘ padluat friends of the idle Saul-
, appended.
”tip I (lac tools can i propel'lv bc3
ca. glip‘o“ to lend a hand to open a
poltl pligrave tor,llll'. lirandegee? la
tfét ‘ for fair minded men to
’ It and try to intimidate ma In
this admit” Ian‘d demand that I now
forsall‘o‘m'y 'peltounl friend and lip
H
he (I planted the newspaper announce-3
meat. (When that announcemout Was
made Mr. Hill and his friends know
rind volt Mr; Hraudeuee and had
ll lilnnmor ,. .3 .
3.3 (lawIJ-Iv
cause, norm mo MILK.
3 It 331-? ll KWWH
“wateriown rhino-(Irma Price or
atmhz‘gdmmuuh much later
a the building or the cheese rac-
inlh‘léhémlvas- it Is predicted
some, (that (the Inow enterprise will
an on reels: 6 effect on the Wu-
ik mar et. and that in con-
(the dealers will be able Ito
bétfior prions for their milk
d,
3Il3SIId3 will conic from diaries in
ad oinl‘ng Bcthlehellu. it ls3
l ihtit the building of the-
Will solve the ploblem which
'frdbtcd the Waterbury, Milk
, IAssbcidtion in3 regard to
33 but the surplus ,,I'nilk a
all has to, be considered ill
, . , WEIGHT
K83 CHURSH. ,TDWER.
BRfl'IiAllN. (Dec. ltd-While
top illén‘ i‘catniciockl ill the tow
alsout church bore; the sex-
, Hindi! ‘Gi Chapman; and his" son.
lipiddu. had my outlast I-Imirac
nib scape from (loath yesterday.
7th bud of the 1000 pound weights
at through the steeple crash-
‘Iigli tilmbere, doors and stair-
report
;‘lpcanuoh. add one Weight
lug downward. (tailing (Iv
lblit‘d path with ”lit The
(which the clock is wound
stall-“way and it was onlv
hi‘I‘éht (IIIp'Irlco. of (no mulng
at- it bounded to the other
‘ ' (blower (In it passed the
was Ill taro father and sun Wele
till (I. winding upumrds. with a
when tho weight woullraleased,‘
3 round and wrecked till tour
t-l’h'e clock, and, it Id feared"
uddtly. unlimited the machinery.
lit l'dallmlle has not: been
,5 bill. Il‘I in thought it will
”44.7.. M...—
((2th (lath UNDER 35m.
VIM Dec. 11. -Snlulici id.
automobile (it‘lller whose
t k and killed Rev. DI
Min-g golf, on Nbvémlicr It
‘I‘tllal liui‘ord the Slipc‘liol
harm bl maudllluahtcl to
0035333313301; tho llridgcpon. Evening '
Waterbury Mall Hustllug for duperldr
(Court Place. 3
3'l‘llé light is' now on among out;
neighbors do the Republican camp ov-
3 or the disposition of; the plum (It tho
disposal of Hon, George II. ltilley, who
will soon (lull lo the do tea at gov-
i‘arllor 0103911 optical, all a II Water»
.'buli’ exchange. ’l‘ll‘o prél millal‘y step
was taken there this morning by tho
blends of Colonel Bllrpoe, when a pa-
r was‘I' puql circulation asking that
he ire-3, a pdolll (l a lodge or the super
iol' court. Several signatures have a]
ready. been seamed, and it is said that
it will be kept going the rounds unlil
'it III made (illegal .tlle largést panels
of the Itind evoI presumed to a gov»
ol'nol'.
3.Wlliie33nlnny (Ire
liltp‘llll',Iotllel's regar It as a. sort or
throw down for John P Kellogg,
whose name has been mentioned in
connection with this position for some
time past, but diving to some. little
dillcronccs that (lie Sold to have oc-
cull-ed hetvfifch Mr. Kellogg and the
governm- -cle(It 5»,- never mind what,
these things grew out or ltL—lt ls hint-
ed that Mr Kellogg would not stand
(I ghost of a show in: l' civlng such an
appointment, tho-rotor It is said that
the petition for the promotion of Col
onel Bllrpce. is out to. have tllc buck-
ing of Mr. Kellogg and his l'l lands.
,1; is understood that F. M. Pcuslcy
willow up a step next ycal'w. when
Judge Cowcll of tho (listllct colllt, re-
tires. and Deputy fudge l’onl‘llcy will
step into big»; shops. There is talk of
Attmncy Mct‘ilulll being appointed
deputy judge of the district court, and
the name of Allolncl hlcNitf is men-
Itioucd for the door now hold by Mr.
M‘cdrht ht,ll the o cc, of assistant prose;
chtiag‘ attorney.
Many would Illu- to see John P. Kcl
logg chosen judge of the district court.
lo sucéccd Judge Cowell. but those
who claim to know the slate any that
lunch a thing In out or, the question; It
was said today that MI. Kellogg huh
a good position ‘wbclo ho Ill. and that
there) Is not III oh likelihood of his
losing it,‘ nothwi butufidlug the [not
that the majority repres‘eututlou in the
board of (tldol'nlcn ls expected to make
(I change in that ()illct. To be sure, no-
body knows lunch about (bin, for them
has not own been ii private talk (III
the matter among the. Delllocruts, but
it is a fact that the Ropubllcuns
have had their ears to (ho ground
right along. and (bu smuls (lulul to
have heard uullilicut disc'oldullt (lotus
here. and (hero to warrant lilt‘lll III the
belief that Mr. Kellogg will succcctl
'himsclf as city ultorucy.
leased to sign tho
(rapov HOLDS TRUMP.
Iwill Show I‘Hgnd if Congress Gets
Rude. .
WASHINGTON, Doc. llv—‘l‘hcrc to
much speculation III congressional cir-
cluo (III to ‘thc ultimate result of tho
pending controversy bciwccn tho coll-
glans and President Roosevelt over
the (lite of scar ct sol vlcc agent‘s.
Tllrc is no doubt. or the depth of
fuellingI aroused over the prcsldcnt II
ll‘olilulll suggestion that. congressmbu
do not want themselves and their no
lions watched. but there to still gr'eulcl
iriitallon in the knowledge (but uevrtIl
Hel‘VlCP detectives have been on tho
trai of couglcssmcu. and that tho
ple dent (Ividclllly intcllds to continue
that practice., 3
Members or, both house and scunlc
do not believe, that he would llavo said
Whip. he did ill his message without
an '(Iciatlng (tilt (would be losutllcli
an they hom- tbs Who is prepared to
copier. back with disclouu'res of unpleas-
aut' nature- in case dollgrcso becomes
ratio to him. , :-
The system or govclllmcnt espion-
age-1,0 er the public and private lives
of (id ronsnlau begun. or at least be-
camolluost cvid'ent, during the consid-
cl'ail'dll of the legislation against, the
3 hello. tlust, following the publication or
the' U ngle',’ expose of stock yard
mélii‘d s. This practice has been (Im~
played since, it is said, in a number of
cases.
3‘I’H UMANE AGENT ACTIVE.
Goesjto Look Up One complaint and
' Findo‘u‘notllsr Case
Shite Agent 1) W Thrall, ot the
Conhdcticut Humane Society, Went to
liebdlion 3to interview Nathaniel
Imihi‘s, 'I-(Igaldiug whom he had, re
‘ceived a complaint. hounds is an
fixed: man. who carries the mall bc~
twqon Lebanon and North Fianklin.
Complaint was made legnl'dlng‘ the
condition (If his horses, and MI. Thrall
found that the horse which was being
driven was in need of attention.
though not in such shape that the ot-
tlcer foil wounded in ordoliulr
[Iloomis to stop using it Ho advised
what treatment should be giyell the
horse and thou visited the barn where
the. two horses are kept. He found
the stable ill (I very unhealthy con;
Iion.. The dam is very uneven. so
much so that the. horses cannot be
is, also vcly damp.
On his way back Mr. Thrall met II
limit dealer who was driving (I spotted
horse that hud'I a very sore and stiff
ankle. (Ind he ordered the junk dealer
to stop using the animal."
WOULD WIPE OUT A VILLAGE.
Manufacturers View HiirHor'd Wald!
Plan With Alarm. I
COLLINSVIIJ hi, Dec. 14. ~Man3u‘tac
illicrs lvhosc plants depend for motive
power upon the Farmindtonr river aro’
alarmed over the possibility that tho
bxtcuslon oi the Hurtftlrd Water Sysé.
tom will interfere with their plans. and
(It a meeting held, last week. at uni
office of the Collins company in thin
place they gave expression .to their
views. ,
, They were unanimous in their dew
termination to oppose any proposition
submitted to the legislature to give
the water board (It llultl'ord the right
in divcrl' the wmérp (I'm the cast branch
or the river, and which would. it cur-
(ch out. Wipe out the village of NI-
pullg‘. '
FRAMED-AMERICAN TREATY.
PARIS. Dec. 12. «The exchange. of
signatures to thc new Franco-Ameri-
can it‘d-div (It (\l‘r3tldli3iou will take
lucwlu Pluto in It fclv (lays. Amhaa
Illdnr While has llt't‘ll optimized to
‘3 Ivilr Iiattl til I: 00
ugh for Lin: Uliilvll Slate's.
. Companies.
(town without suffelillg. and the stable .
(Maw Havsu Aeolian (I, ‘K.
Flor Its New Rochelle Electric 3mm
P. 8. Board Can't Givq It.
NEW YORK Dec. 1,4 ”Although the3
New York New Baden and llalti‘ol'd
Railroad Company practically has re-
ceived permission to elccll'lfy iill aub-
llrball system between the lithium
river and New Rochelle, till1 (I. III III
In llcaltatlp‘g to ,50 ahead with ill ((13
plans for tho. (I glil'atibii of tho line by
a high poicull altorn‘a’llluI null'cllt‘
oycl'bclld system Will be upplovId b
tll,‘e commission.
3m a hearing held last weck thc H3113
rdscutu‘tives of the company usscltcd
that while they were certain that un-
der thélr charter they had the right to
change the motive power (It till- road
from steam to electricity, they did not
wish to spend money on an olclitric
equipment that might fall of approval.
The board took the ground that it
who not in a position to give any (such
usuul'ance bccnll-le tho question 0!
(safety was one that would have (03063
passed upon by the commission when”
amended an to give the commission
the pow‘cr to upplovc prclllnluary
plans. As there seemed to bc no way
in which the commission and the com-
pany could leach u satisfaclmv (Ion
clusloli.
lucantlnu- to take it up In uxccutlvc
session
C£.S'1‘O
35(an . Z3333 Killlbllilluimishlp
8!“;th
NATIONAL GUARD INSPECTION.
w.-
Date for («walk is Wednesday, Feb
3.-Dutes in Other Cities.
in an order issued yostcrday by All-
jllta‘ut, (iol‘lul'ul Colo,» by lllc ulltilollty
of Governor Woodrutl. lllc (Iolluactl
I'm Nullolllli Guard is (“l‘t‘i‘lt‘tl to pro-
(I'Ilcor of the (ocular (ll'ull'.
According lo the (Il'dl‘l‘, the (law for
inspection is Blllilzupol'i is Friday.
FI'Ibrllmv l 1000 \l (but IillllI llIIII
lt‘tlllt‘til, Ell‘H'nlil lllld FollvloI-ulll Com
Illlllit‘s Illl(l lb(I lI‘llSt bond of Iii" (,‘bust
Artillery will bu oxpcctrd to ill! pl'mz-
cut. at tho III'IlIol‘y; ill fiCl‘Ul'illllli'I' with
orders. for tho illspI-(Illoll.
Tllc lllupccilou 1m tllI- (lfiitrol's llll‘l
'1:qu of the (‘ouul Al'lllioll (‘olpu will
tukc place in company with tho Nlnlu
Company, (It Stuml‘molll (Ill I'l‘lllIsdut
February 2.
other datcs of inspection for
Count Artillery t‘ol‘lls urn:
Company. Tuvsduy, [I‘I-II, l.
Wicb; Sixth and Smooth (folllplluios
,chncsdlly, Fl‘l). :i. Ill Norwnlll:
Eighth Company, ’l‘blll'sdlly. Fob. -l. ill
Dan bury ;
Monday, Fab. 8.
tcclllll Company.
Danielsnu:
Tim
9.
ill Norwich;
'i‘llcsduy, Fob,
First. Sccoud
chucsday, ll‘cb. III.
Now think)”.
The. inspection will (IIIIltllluc lliilliwi
(Ivory (lay in labor
until March h‘.
who will bc Ibo illspl-(Ilinl; (IfllI-(Il'.
SCHOOLMA AM MARRIED CALLER
Cores at Her Request.
ROCKVILIJC, Doc.
Etllcl Fox against Joscpil l‘.
pol'lol‘ court for iill‘t‘l‘ (luys,
wcck llntil 'l‘lll‘mdlly fol‘mlooll Ill l0::lt
o'clock.
on Illadc by the comllllttol‘Iluull.
Clurkc.
eruulcut ()\’(’l' illt‘ pupils.
.stlid. and (It tin- (into Mr ccrtlflclltl
was rcvokcd sllc bud 2.3. Silo :ldlllit
across the room,
stopped.
hcl at the school she said was talsc.
Mr. Blakcly. whom she has sincc Inn:
ricd. has visited but ill tllc
had stopped scvcl'al limos (Iltcl- scboo
was over and ‘walkcd homo with llcr
schoolroom was not kcpt chum,
fore a jury.
REDDING REAL ESTATE BOOM.
Built immediately.
abatement and the old town
likely to livlll [IPIIOX befme :1
its country seats.
J H. Amell, of New Ymk, has just
on Ulnpnwnug Hill.
Reddll'lg. is the contr'actm.
islo be of stone and wood andwill
veniences
Attorney s. C. Show, of Blwldgsport
erection of a. $50, 000 residence
Red‘dlug Ridge. I
NEW HAVEN, Dec.
Challes S. Nash. oi Pacific Theological
Seminary, at Belkeloy, Cal.. who holds
the plofessorship oi" homilcilcs and
pastoral theology. has been appointed
to fill the chair of professor of practi-
cal theology at. the Yale Divinity
School. to take the place of Prof. Aur-
brose W. Vernon, Who recently ac
cepted the pastorshlp or the Harvard
Congregational Church at Brookllue.
,Mnss. Broi' Nash will begin his work
at tile next. term of the seminary and
will hold the pinup at least until the
end of the college year. An Allis
scholarship at the Yale Divinity School
(or cxoéllence ill the entrance examin-
Iltious lids boon alvmded to Hugh Hurt
chord, or Methuen, Masa, (I member of
the junior class.
She may bc as insane (Is a. platé of
mid mush and carry around with her
‘Il rohlplcxion that. lunlnnnizus. but. pit-
opal “ocu hid lit-(IN just (in: 001m.
pliovcluent until it Is sure that“ Its ‘
thc‘clulnuc ill the road bud bccll In‘u‘dc.
Commissioner Hanson remarked that
thc‘publlc service not ought to be no
the boald dccldcd to ill}, the
matter ovér tor somc days and In the
pan-(- for the annual illuporiloll by all
lilt‘
‘l‘ll'cll’lll
ill, (illll‘lr
Third and lI‘ifllI (luluplllllcs.
Ill
and 'l‘tIlltll
at :
parts (If the sluivi
ll is lllll yct known
And Pupils Stopped Throwing Apple,
l‘i.*‘~'l3ili‘ cusp of
l‘lnrkc.‘
which has held the attention of (be sud,
was still'
ulllinisllcll whcll court adjourned last
The plaintiff was put Oil the
stand in rebuttal und (lollicd lbc ('ilIlrI;
.ll'lHl‘l‘ll
lllllncly (but she had no aovv
\\'il(IlI sin .
look the school silo bud :ll pupils, silo
ted that u‘pplc corps bud boon thrown
, but he: soon as silo
rcmonstrnted with tho pupils this was
The cbargo that young llll‘ll \‘lfiilt’tl
school i3
only once when it was in scssiou but
in rebuttal silo denied the sintmncnts
of Mr. Clarke to the effort that, ‘illu
that
the department of the pupils was bad
and that she did‘ not have proper gov
ornment. The case is being tried bc-
Two. More Handsome Places to be
ltcddlng‘s‘ boom as a place of curd»
(her residence shows no indication of
seems
great
while for number ulld magnificence of
begun the construction or (I residence
M B Blur, (If'
The house
be equipped with many modern cou-
has begun work preliminary to the
near
(incl-1 NASH COMES To YALE. , 3 _
12.—-Prof.
all I,
,ililli lllllilli
ill. illii’llilllliilll
Figures Determined by the Board 01
Equalization irolu Reports
I33fl I‘i.
HARTFORW Dec 14.-Thc {Ollow-
lag is II statement of the taxation ot
,3_.llbilc solvtcc (.Iorpolatlous, for the
I.I(.I.'Il 1008, by the State (If Connecti-
(',llt ballot] on ‘ilic rcpoxts received
from .s-Irh corporations as provided
by tho statutes. and as determined by
tho board of equalization:
Express Companies.”
Adams E‘xpross Company—“Gross re-
ceipts. $324,190.31; 5 per cent, $16,-
209.76.
‘Amcrlcun Express C(lil][)lilly——IGI'OSB
receipts, $6,028.78: 6 per cent,
$346.44. I
Gl'otoll & Slolllllgtou Stl'cct Rall-
wuy CO."GI'0_HH receipts, $4,310.12;
pct cent” $215.50.
Telephone Companies.
.I Southern Now England ’I‘clcpllouc
Co.—-—62.879 transmitters @ $1.10.
$69,166. 90.
WI‘Istclly Automatic 'l‘IIlcphonv Go.
~14!) il'nilanllitcra @ $1I10,$101.I90.
Telegraph Companies.
Western Union 'l‘clcgruph Co.——19,~
200.92 mllcs who (I) 250., $4,800.23,
Postal 'i‘t'icgl'apll & Cubic Co.-—
0,248 miles wiro (I: 250. 1,562.00.
' Street Railways.
Connecticut (lo.-—2,500 shares of
stock, Slim, $250.000.00; tax. l per
cent, $2,500.00.
Now London & Eliot
.‘i
Lylllo Stl'oct
3312.510 (III. .
, Norwich (l) WIIIIIIII'lI' llllilll‘n'y (3'Il.~~
i,.‘.ull shill-cu (Inlullloll stock. $1. $4.500.~
lIIII; 4,052 Shill't‘d pl'cI‘IIl'roIl stock, $2.
$3,304.00; fulldcri (lcbl. $750,000.00 (07‘
00. $070,000.00; flouting (cht, $200,830»
I it! (I (Ill, 323430238; loss .prmm of
l,‘{IlIrlll‘ll(‘ii(.ill of (null out (If sluiII.
“00.000100; valuation 'llll' [llli'iltifil‘ (I‘.
Itllxuilllll. $517,010.78: tux, l pI-r (our.
$3.l76.17. \
l’rtlvldumc (ii llnhll'lson Railway (.70.
Railway Cow-800 shurcs common 0d support. ., ,
(dock, $1, $000,000; 700 Shnrpa llrc' V(Your,rosumau lo HIll—iosiliun (It
.t‘ll‘l‘tl stock. 352, $1,400.00; l’llll(i(.~(l,1"‘"f‘dfin?” 5"""il"3 ,
(ldbt. (300000.00 (I 00. $180,000.00; “I”,“'“”‘“$'-’v”“0-”“” “W 1“" ““5"
Iioullug‘Idtbt..I5IIII,.I'.l(I.Illl or 00, $00, l'lllnllulpn, 3 ,, _
“$6.02. valuation lol' plll'lusc IIl‘ lull" A” “3 33‘3““‘3 33‘33‘3'“"‘I“ I‘” 33‘33‘ ““3“
.lililll. €33I16fi3’.."2: tux. 1 [IL-1' (:(‘Ill., "WMM'3MW‘
cums. SENTINEL
THE CHRISTMAS 8EA80N.
W
Blnns Chemical Company Gives Advice
to It. Friends.
The lilnnu Chemical Works. which
added half a page to tile pl'ogl'ulll for
the (Illtcrillllllucllt "’l‘llc Old World
and the Now." at Hoyl's ’l‘llculrc. last
evening, had a contribution to its spamI
which was tllolougblv cujoycd by tho
leadcls of tho pl'ogl'.am lustcud oi
proclail‘nlng the virtues of chl-luicai
products of the works. there was illt"
following little tl'cutiuo on the (‘lll'lst-
max-I tide, followed up by n number of
other suggestions:
CHRISTMAS.
Although Bryan was not (alcrtcd. it
will be right gindsome to hear ohc
Christmas; bolls pcul forth their lllcrry
message of “Peace on Eulth. Good Will
Toward Mon "
it is the (lay whcn you take joy in
bulldillu things to tlloac you lOi’t' and
blowing your lllll‘fi-Blll'lltld "plullks" for
presents, that thc people you send
lbcm in don't want, and you l'cccivc a
lot of “junk" that you don't want but
can't throw away.
lll kocplng with tho Yllictidc. tho
lliulls (liilclllicni Works wisbcs to buvc
a few deserving ollcu suitably rclllclu-
bcl'cd Itlltl suggcst tllnt \ka :lll club to-
gctbcr and make a tow gifts among
which W0 feral tbc following might be
Ilppl'I‘Ipl'iatc:
(iltv (If Norwaik~lmv water (Ilurm
fol use on [110] l'csclvoir.
l‘il) of South Norwalk-«A city hull
with pr'ilutc opultlucllts i'ol cat-in (:‘x
mayor
l‘llc \I'nlldcrhocf Co. ~—""lll(Ii\(I fool of
building lincs.
\V. .l. ilryuu—A for southern Isle,
without moans of comulllnicatiml,
. ’l‘hc Norwulk llospltul»~t)ur undivid—
311.com (..- 3.11.55 .
it: (mu it: line lull-s lltlllgI
l isolatin-
. 3'. t
(flaw;
FLEET EXPECTED IN PANAMA.
[Due to Arrive Tonight or Tomorrow
Morning.
PANAMA. ilt't‘. 13,.331'Im vosewls (Ii
tllc Pacific duct arc (prl-clcd to com:-
w’l‘olui lIIIlglb 20.003 liliil‘l-ij ill (30"-
lii.‘(‘ll(‘|ll Lilli tulips: (IIIlIIlIiII (..‘(llllwtl
liI-ul, 2M1 mill-u: l00l’l0 sbulos ((IIII
lilllill stock. Si, “0.00000; Illildcll
Imam, $000,000.00 (I .37 1-2. $:i4.‘..(ll,ll.l.3
00: ”opting (lulu. amuleunm (a?
“4,080le valuation of
(‘IIllIIIIIItlIIlII,, 20,004.40
l(-(~lIl.. 280.48.
3 Shore liillII l'CltIcll'il' Railway Cum-
ir‘IIII(III(l (lclIl. $2,l'l0(l.0ll(l.(lo (I In
lilwnlmlnl; flouting (lollt. sways 2.:
Ivnluulipn for pul'pomI oi taxation.
$210,286 “’6' tux. l IIIII'(‘(IIII..2.1012.Xii
val London lsorllll'lll llu'ulullll l.l..I
; '313llilii IIIIIgllI 121 mill-II; llt (‘IllllllII'
"Ill‘ill, 3.6 llliii‘h: (Illtxillv (If ("(IlllItIcIIiI Ill
ir”),000 shards of stock $200.
port loll
tux, 1 [III'.
(
0?. lllillls:
13,000,000; illlllloti lil‘m. Si. 000 000
I‘000; luau (Inbound constr'ucllou (Illd
'('(I'.liplllclll railroads (Ililsidl- siIIIII
. flit? lll'lllfl; valuation of portion ill
((‘ollllotticut. $I.il-lii.flll0; Ile. l )M‘l'
(om. silt'illz'l: loss local luxds paid
on pl'llpvl'ly lllll bowl for I‘Illiroull pill"
nos-(Is, $2,088.00; not tax, SIT l0?.‘l0.
Norwich and \\_'(II'('(I5lI'l Rllilllluli
‘l‘o. ------ Total length, 71.00 lllllf'fi' llI3
l3llllllt‘l'lii"lll. 7.“. .. lIliits; (.lltuillc ((III-
3iltt‘lll‘ill, 17 K":
, ..0 000 owncd by tho Noll Yolk, NIIII'
Illul'cn and Hartford l‘ulilllud (‘Ll
ITII’III: 20.i‘bll shun-s pl‘I'ftIl'rori sloth
ldr 190. $5,5t'lf.,2.00: ililitll‘ti lil‘hlI
l'mv par. 331200000 (I III, $1,123,000;
iluxulliv \‘IIIIIII of main llIIII (If Iliad. $6;
(215,300; vnilllllitul of portion in (‘Illr
,llllIclit'lll $4,607,016.00: tux. 1 [)l'l‘ (out.
I $40,076.“). .3.
I Tim Now York.
li‘lnf‘tfol'li illlill'ond
til-i137 lullouz ill
I
.\'c\\' iluvcll and
(3.0,, lIItlll 'lvuglll.
(‘mlncctlcun 300.88
lllllcs; outsidl- t,‘ollllocti('llt. 2&340
lniics; shares Ili‘ stock. l.2lS.Tb‘l;
lsllurcs of stock llIllII Ill il'cnslll'y of
ti('i‘3llllll\11\.'23993~;l shows (If the cupi~
ital slccll issurd for pcrlnnucut illl-
lili"(l\(‘lii(‘,liii’( (If lllill'oud llI :llllltllIIr
‘stllic, p.452: shares of tho capital
stock3 issued Ill (Ixcllullao for stock (If
luiil'olllil-I in number stain. and nut ll
part of this company's lillcu, 01.051:
shards (If the capital stock isstlcd for
pllrcllnsc of stock (If u ulcnlllbnat
company. 16.03:“): 800.400 shares
stock @ 6134. “20.136.840'. funded
debt: Amount of spill debt at par. $09.-
336375: (lmouut of said debt bclllw
par, $139,804.550, $120,816.88238; lux-
ilble value of main lillc of road. $1.90;
464,184.11: valuation of portion ill
Connecticut. $105,881,10M3: vullul~
lion of branches in Connecticut, $35.-
563.0b’9.;' iaxublc value of the road in
Connecticut: including branches. $14,-
444,193AB; lax. l per cent. $1,414.-
41403; less local taxes paid on prop‘
'(Il'iy. including leased lines. not used
for railroad purposcs, $79,969.26; not
tax, 51183437268.
Summary
Express compullics ...... $
Tolepllonc colupunics
III.77I.7‘I)
73.99am
Telegraph companies 6.533.951
Street. railways .......... 230,803.25
Railroads ............... 89. 378.92
N. Y.. N. H. and H.
R Co. ................. 1 ..344 472. 68
Total tax ............. $1. 7.0.052. 20
SKELETON 6r MAN FOUND.
3 SOUTH WINDSOR. Doc. ilk—Tho
skulctou (If (I man was discolcl'cd by
some buntcrs of Willdsonillc ill (I
swamp near the Scnutic liver on Moll—
day last DI. A 11. 000.“, of South
Wifidéor, lvua informed. but the slt’elc
ton was not removed until Friday. It
Was that' of u. luau nppul‘emly about.
ill} years of age and it is thought that
,t had been lying there over (I your
T3 Was frozen in the and the only
marks of ideniillc. lion were (I cellu—
3quI no flesh on the bones and tll(I
clothing was worn to shreds. Under
taker ll}. L. ll‘url'cy,’ or Hurtful-(I, took
charge of tho, body and he removed
it to his rooms Saturday.
Praise is indeed commendable, but.
It. lullst he confessed that there Is
uomctllucs (In undertow of conduit
00 (2.!
Iii,
sunloa pl'chIlII (l stock I
il('~ ‘
loid collar and a p tr of (times. There -
into Panama llul'bor lOIIl‘llll (Ir Sull-
illuy lIlIIIIl'llIu. ’l‘hi' ullnboul Yilllklml
ulllIml )‘l‘Sll,'l‘(iil‘,\' (IlttIl'llooll, Senor
Dian. iill.‘ L'tH‘t’l‘ilill' (:l’ i’unzllllu, bus in
,mloll till following (‘ll't‘lliill‘ lo llli‘ local 3
Sill ll \jl‘s
”As the 00:. Ilppl'oacllus (or lilt‘ III (i
(ll of illl‘ l‘IIIiiit Stlilullloll (It illlI
:'Iluil(Il Stun-s with (l fulII(I of from
16000 In 7.000 nun who will (Ionic
illuilol'o (lul'iun tilc tilllc tltt' ilocl stays
will (Itll “'lilu'h. lil groups (It l000 lllvll
II-lel v llil,\ to visit l’nllullln Illul lllt‘ slll
rounding Il‘ls'lrills. ”ll‘ illthlls (II this;
city llllllIIl tilo ll litil‘l'illllll (It llIulI plll'lt
fir'Ili polsnllngoh. DillllOSI‘ tII l‘t““tl'l\t
Elilcnl in II lllliiitinc lllillillt‘i' .llltl to ('3.-
, it‘llil In tiIIIm i‘\‘t‘l',\’ :lllolliiml (lull mur-
it (I) to lill end (but lilll llub‘t (listin-
3glll-‘iilt (l IIIslIIIIIs nu IIIIII' lull thc (II Hilillt (I
shall l""llll\' llwny lIiill iiil‘lil nothing
lull plulrllli null “|ll1,\'lli}', ruroilrtll (lull
(If (Ivory i’xllluluzlll with whom tbcy
3(‘Uilll‘ ill ('(lliliit‘l. llildl’l' \i'linlOVt‘l‘ (‘il'3
(Illllltsuncmi or Il'llutIIvIIr lilcl'l' social
Islulldinp lll ()l'lli‘l, tllcltinlv to ful-
lllII liIIIulI llllollllmls lill‘ rallying out
'0! \\ill(‘ II will Sill‘llglht‘ll ill It must un-
Il‘llilll lllllllll(‘| lilo good l'clntlons (I\
lit. ting illlWi‘t‘ll iiii‘ gIIII'IIuIncIIi of
l’.IIllllIl.I IlllIl that (If tho i' llitiIIi Stan's
.ill 23H
:ll‘IlV
inf \hth lll‘lllll Illlulbcls of tho llollsu
HE TOOK HER MONEY.
Bridgeport Scamp Made Love to Get
Girl’s Cash.
Llano Link. a lll'idgcport girl. living
Howard (Ivollllc, is not only
mourning the loss; or her lawn to
whom she wna to ho lllllTl’lPd Saturday,
blll also her wedding tillory, two I'llll’aS
and (I sum [if money she had looked
him.
it is the old story of a woman's
il‘lllflilllllt‘sl; and II mall‘s .pcl'lldy. LIT.-
zit' hm; been ill this country about
five wills, and by hard work and sav-
ing bud lllllllllgcd to IIIch (I tidy Ill-
tic bank account amounting to over
$1,20Il,so hcl'. slater says. She lulu
boon cnlploycli most of this time by
tho Dryunl Electric, Company.
About three wacks llglrsllc mot Au-
(ll'cw Pokulo, who had hc‘cll employed
by tho Alllcl'ir'ull Tube and Slumping
Company. and bad llcvn how two
years. HI' was out or work III the
limo. but hearing of Lizzie’s bank ac-
count, lllzldc low to her so succcusi’ul-
ly that. silo, agreed to marry him.
Slu- (lrcw about $100 out ol' the bank
with which to purchase her, wedding
hurry, and iouucd the balance to him.
Slw Willi told bra friend of his what
It lino I'ollow ho was and that ho would
soon got Work. Accordingly, to thin
him (lvt'r until then, she let, him have
about $75 in money.
Alldl'cu‘ kcpt assuring llcr that his
low {or boy wall: incrcnsillg cvvl'y (1113'.
and that all ul'ralluclucnlu bud been
made for tho wcdding to bc (Icicbralcd
‘(ll (lln Hungarian Catholic church next
Saturday. ‘
Friday night hc spclit tllc (Ivclliug
with lltl'. and his pl'ilil‘HtllHODS of un-
dying lovc Wort» not only stronger but.
\I'al'lllcl' tl'lllll (Ivor, so that when leI
zip l'ctil'cli silo lvas \‘cl'y happy. “or
wcddlug prcpnrllilolls bad pl'ogrcsscd
Sn far that silo had paid for tho ring
and boy Ivoddlug clothos wel'c' (Iii
lllildl'. Tllcy wcl'c entrusted to AllI
drmv’s hopping.
Saturday night ho did not call (III
bcl'. although she wuitcd ill tllc Il‘ousc
ll” lilo (Ironing. Sunday morning.
bright and curly, shc slippcd over
In his boarding plllcc, Hill Pine stl'cot,
In lcarn if no (vol-(I sick.
Silo was told (but after Filling dill
lll'l‘ Saturday, Audrow bud puckcd up
his tillucs (Iud loft the house, Oll go-
ing In his room, to assure herself that
illglvas no: lbw-II, silo um; lilillldl‘I‘l"
struck in find lilo boxes in which llt‘i‘
nodding tIlltry llatl bccll packed worn
(Illlply. lll- hilll noun Itllti taken all
llrcsc things with him. 'l‘ilc poor girl
spout all (in) Sunday Ivccplllg. Now
sbn will try to got back into the, lac-
VETERANS AS LAW MAKERS.
Nine Solvlvors of the Civil War in
Next General Assembly.
’l'lu ll‘ lllu lIiIII- \( (clans of tho Civil
Will in Hit‘ 33I'ill((lrIllIlIt luglsitlllllv (Ill
(“13.4 iiu' [lur'tfuld 'lilllos 'l‘uo (If (in
ll1lllllwl'. .\'. Btll'lml llogcl's, (If liltil‘
bury, and l). .3\. lI‘lllicl‘. (If Suil‘iclll, Ilel'II
ulIIllIbIIl'II (If lilt‘ limit-‘4‘ ill lili‘ ‘s‘l‘HSlUll
of 100?. Ilnsidcs Ibo Messrs. Rogvl's
(lull lI‘.ull("l liu- list (Inlllpliuvs the noun
‘(Is (ll li‘lI‘lllkilll .l. llolIIlllI'iIIs (It t‘lIIIs
illiI-m Sclh D l‘lilllglllllll. (II' Nunalllllck;
".I,(I\Ils i’ltnllh'l (It Now Calluull- ,-l(l
M0NDA-‘Y,~3 DEC. :34. (908.
lllllll llllllllzll
ill lull llNllli'.
”John the Baptist", Escaping irom
Slamlord Sanitarium. Sllools
Up Edgcwaler, New Jersey
EDGEWATE .,.{..chc.12.wPIo—
calming himself “John the Baptist.
come to any the wor,ld ” all alnlcd fu-
lliilit", wrought up to (I lligll pit(-,ll tcl-
IIIl'izcd this village for a full hour late
vlstcrday, appearing Suddenly on the
main street waving a big rcvolvcl,
holding up l)l()pl"l9i01S of several stor-
es exchanging many shots with I has.
lily formed posse and at last being
woulldcd himself when the police and
a mob of citizens l‘ulI him down lll
all the fuslliadc no one was hit. but
the lllalliac himself, and his wounds
are not dangerous. III the midst (If the
excitement the madman coulmalldcclu
(Ad I borsc and wagon, and struck a
lockicus gait out of town. it was
wllilc behind all implovlscd bulwulk
\\ ill( ll he made from this vehicle whcll
ho allghted from it heal the Plllisudls
that be was finally disabled by the
shots and the pursuing posse.
Aitcl be had been taken lllto cus-
lodny. the man gray w‘blskctcd and
apparently about 5i? years of ago. said
he wall Oscar S. Pomcroy, that his
home was in Nobrnska, but that, ho
had bccll lill inluatc of (1 private. sani-
llll'llllll in Stamford, Conn. When it
was found that be wounds worc slight
ho 'ilS ordered to the stoic. asylum us
Morris Plains. where he will be detain-
cll pcndiug Olin-Ir procccdintzs.
l’onlcroy first made his appcal'auco
at Walsh‘s llotcl. Where be rushed into
tbc'kiicllcll flourishing his revolver,
and drove out the cook and house-
kccpcr. Then he return‘od to tile struct,
and men, women and children find to
siloitcl as no (need up and down,
Shouting and firing whcncvcr a bond
.IppI.IIII(.I(i. “(I had plenty of lllllilllllll-
(loll, but fortunately his aim was '\S
(critical; as his conduct. From time to
limp bc (lulled into a stOIc. and, chat-:-
ing out tllc clerks, rifled the money
(il'I'lllel. WbIIlI log weary be seized a
grocers lculll and drove madly for (I
timc, finally Illialltiug near the paih
kudos. lvbcl'c ho faced a handful of
armed citizclls. FUI‘ (I lllomclli. tbcrc
was (I livcly exchange 01' shots. and
thou Pomoroy dropped with wounds ill
Iili‘ fl)l'l‘]l(‘lld and chuck.
Pt)ll‘i‘l'l))' was taken to the Morris
Plains asylum. last night, III‘IIII' be
had bccll (.lelllliucd by [lilyslt'liillii and
(icclul'cd illsullc. For the most, part
his I'cplics to his cxamillcrs were ill-
(:(Illcl'cllt.
OAfiTORIA-
3“,, m Zita lull in llau Mulls [Ilium
Blgns' Lure
o!
ANTIISALOON LEAGUE.
._..—.__
Ministers and Layman to Meet In New
Haven December 16.
Dr, Ford (.2. (Million. llcv.
ll 'l'l’plrln and .lllllgn Mungci'
Allsollln llllvc issued tho call for
RIII'.
,‘l.
Dr.
of
th Mi'l\fl(.‘llllll‘. of l’ullutlll; William
ll, llouaal. of Washington; John N.
l'cl'l‘lu. (It ’I‘ilumpsnu, and [3llnl‘lt's A
\pptl (II Middletouu. \. Ulll'lllll lip--
I(- rs and (‘barlcs A I'lpprl are past (1(-
pnltluIInt collllllllldcls (If the Grand.
\lmy ill i‘ouulctlrut ulldunulllbcl's (If
llii‘ MD” and \‘uvy Club The tumour
(Inlislod ill Gruclul llllWI'lIy s ((-gimcllt
in Mill. illld is (llII‘ (If lhlI \(Illllgvsl3
ihl‘ golcluol' oi this provincc mosi
IIIIIIllt'siiv (‘hlltills you to null llli ~\our
lIlliluI Ilcc with tho lllolllbvra of Ion) Ill-
Iglllliulliou III lilo wild (but tlloy may
:.Iiv(I lill' llillvst and most [ll‘llt‘llLlll (I.\
plcssinn to tho intolltlnns llt‘l(‘lll M'i
i‘oltil.”
,\t‘\l‘l‘l\ll.\' in thlI slain being only 00.
Iyoul's (If ugh, iltIIIl'(I~(cIllutl\'l: 1'0!ch
llIls (1 Doc otllccl in tho ’I‘wonty- ‘St‘ll-
(Ind tollllcrticui (ix-lllllg the uni. John
RAILWAY TO BREWSTER.
.....—
Notlce of Two Charter ApplicationsI
Formally Made
The Dullbul'y :Ilui Bctiloi Sll-cct Ruli-
\vny (‘3(Illlpnll_v and tho dileclors Of‘
that l‘llllCt l'n givv iol'llull notion today i
of thcir illlt‘llliml to apply rm 0 (bIIr- i
(cl for (hp (lecllsloll of (hell lino it'lolu
ilmko Kcuosill in the .\'c\\ \I'Iolk $333333
ill‘I(I. Forlllui llolil'c of “10 :lIHllii‘ll‘.
(loll of (lip llllublll'y Iilld lll'oll'stl-Il':
Eil‘t‘llli' llnilwny Clllllllilll}, fnl l? silll l
ilul (I'blllicl. was pllblisllcd ycstcldtly. i
’l'llc llillilt‘S (If illosc iutcl'cstod ill Hi0!
luttcr (llll'l‘prlsc have not been lllzldc|
public .
’i‘llo application of tho Dunbul'l and;
lIII'IcIIstol Company is lol u lllll' ulnllt:
lbI,I south I‘iilolc (If hallo. Kt‘llOSlJ pans l
lug Ilcul' tllc Country Club property. l
and then to mill Plain. through prl
\‘tltc properly. ,
'l‘bc ,npplicalioll of tho Dnnbul‘yi
and Bctbcl Stl'cct Rallu'ny Col‘pullyi
is for pcl'mision to extend its line;
from Lake Kmlosiu to the, Mill Plain ‘
i
l
road, thence westerly to tho farm of
Bradley chlcr, just cost of illt‘ roil-
wily clossing :1 short distance bcy,on(l
the Lake Kcllosiu road, and from that 13
l’lalu. I
In oacll case the intention of the, an I
plicallts is to uvold'crosslng th(l tracks I
of the New York, Now Haven and
Hartford Railroad, and the routes out
lined would curly the eiccllic loud to
the south of the tracks of the steam 3'
l‘.oa(l i
HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGES IEX~
PECTED.
'l‘wo llulldlcd mmc lllllluulinll pur-
ll'ldlzcs lilu (IxIchIcII lo lllllH‘ in South
Norwulll, shortly. for distribution
tllrougboul this county. Wbcll illcsc
‘(lrc (lcnll out the some as tho once of
week bciole lust, tbcrc will bu soulc
thus. for every place or any import-
(nice In the county. Glimc Walden
Wilbur E Smith has had them dis-
lrlbuted just its evenly and _fnilly
throughout the illsiIict as Is possible.
DEATH OF ARNOLD SHAILOR.
Dunc myrrh. njec. II. -~Ncws ()f
the dumb (If Alllold Shuilor was In.
'clvod llcl'll Friday night by his broI
t‘llcr, ‘M‘l‘. Sbniloi‘ died at his homo
ill Gloudeslcl', N. .i wbcrc he has iiv
ed the past ten yol:lrs lie was well
known throughout Ml'ddloscx countv
Ind was proprietor of the hotel known
'\8 illc. Coultcr llousc, ill Old Sllybl'nok.
for sovcrul yours. Ills body will lll‘
coming ul‘lrr.
‘ . .
brought to licvpllil‘l'l‘ I'ul' blllllll.
point tlltougb pr'ilutc plopcl'ty to Mill |,
States Signal Corps ill July, 180:. will-
uillw ploulotloll ill that body. L'euis
Provost. (It Nru (‘auuau Wllp II Inclu—
bl‘l (If till» ’l‘wcuil olglltb Collucc,tl(Iut
(lilistilla I‘rotil Ill... town (It Stutufold'. ~
Joseph I\l(‘-l\'u(-lluic, (If l’ulllulll. was
‘ :ii‘l'gl,‘lllll, ill Ullilillllily K. Fil'Sl (.‘(Illlll'r-
iI'lli (‘IllIIllv (Illiistiug l‘l'onl l‘nlllnlu;
\\' illiub Doll 'l‘ll, of Washington, enlist-
I‘Il in (‘onlpuny ll}. of illt‘ Sixth Coll-
ili‘l’iil‘lll. being: (III lllc quota from
\‘(lugulutk
nglgllcl S. C. July 3’18 1863. Rome
sulllnll’vc Mlpcl of .liiddlctnlm scl'vcd
ill the \iulll l’(llllls,\"il.ullizl CilV‘lLlH'. lie
was cloctcd dopmtmout collllllnlldcr,
Connecticut G. A It, in 1907.
caeroma
For Infants and Children.
. Illa Kill in lieu Always Bought
Bears the
signature of
i
4%
MEI R‘OPOLITANS VS. CO. F.
The .0 known M(.It.l'opollt(lns, who
are (03 no up against ’l‘cnlll F at tho
armory Ml’ulduv night. arc to bring
with (lulu tlic following pinycl's:
Spain and O'l'll'icu, forwards; \Valllulll,
(-(Intl‘r; Churlcs Lamb and Murray.
Guards. Of the lllJlIVi‘, Dumb is Hll‘
slur (IfAth Si. l‘ctcr ltIzllu; Spain (lid
flu-It, work against, Team 0‘ two works
.Ilgo With the All Now York's, and Wall
illul is lilo I'I-'Illiul't (.Iili.(Il' of tho foul
Lilll-l'iy ll‘ivc (It Jtil‘i (:y City 'l‘bcso
ll‘ll'iln men all buvc first class reputa-
tions, and cluss'lligll in basketball cil' .,
('lcs, us many Nulwalkel's know. The
other two players on the team. 0' Brion
Mid MIH‘HW. me not known here but
arc ranked high in the vicinity of the
metropolis. A fast. content appears
certain on Monday evening. The Mou-
tntllzs will meet the (cum from tho
Overlook AOlltltInll ill the. opening cou-
(chi. Dllucinr (”for tho games until
illllllllf’lll.
_. - _.__. ”-.....“
HATALLV INJURED av EXPLOSION
'YOlthiS’l‘OWN 0., Doc. l2..——-lohn
Kelly Wits fatally. and four others It'-
louuly illiurcd III (in Implosion (It. illt‘
()llln urn-ks of tho (lorllculo Slcrl
ttluupull)‘, iU'lI'lj',
”if \Viifl,\\‘0‘lllldi’.d at Fort.
lilo
,gcncl'ui molding (If IIllIliulol's :lllll
iuymIIlI it) b0 iit‘id in New lllvcll
,Dccclnbcl' lt'I. llll lllc pul'posc (It ()i‘~
igauizlug It Colluorticut blallcll of tho
Anti ‘Illooll Louguc. ”ibis. colmllittco
3was appointed at ll culll‘clcllcn. I"(Ipl(I-
,scutillg' scroll towns whit ll was llcld
tin lhc (‘oualcgalionai (‘blllch in Slam-
:'f()l(i. a low uccksngo. .Auldc ilonl
{this coulnliltco the active cudorsel's of
Milo molclllcut an: Rcv. William J
.3\. Pcrriu of 'l‘hompsbn Was in (hotlouu. DD Stamiorml \\lillulll E. 805
l'iigzilivclllh Connecticut in tho \vIII': Islous, Bristol; Rev. \l. \N'. liowdlsll
Franklin .3\. Hitchkisu. (If ClltIsilil‘c.,31).l).. New Haven; William Phillips
lels ll lllclllbel' of tho Twclllictll Con- Hull (irccullicil; Rev. .1. E. Adams,
IlIII'tchlt. Si‘l‘vll‘ig Iblco _v'cms lll thnlI DD. Staull‘m';d "l‘bomas Norton, Lakcf
Icullllcllt Sctb D Blllghdm of .\‘.lu- 'v;lllc Rcv A ll. Goodellough, D.D.,
autuck, (unlisted from Middleman lII| Bristol; Judge \’. Monger, Ansonia;
Compiln)‘ l\', of thc higllth Cannon-(lull Rcl. Li. M. Brown, .D.D.. Bridgeport;
and was,tl'nllst'crl‘cd to the United illcv. Louis ll‘. llcl'l'y. Stamford.
Tile ('(Immlticc has sent to every
minister in the slate circulars setting
forth the objccts and accomplish-
ulcllts of the league and also the fol-
lowillg ictlcr:
"Dcar ”rather:
you that Iill
, We write to inform
SIIIIIII'III'II. on Novcnlbl't'
scroll ndjuccllt townsulcl in the Fil‘bt
(lmlgl'calltlmlzll Church. to consider
tho advisability of organizing at once
(I State Anti-Saloon llcugllc ill Cou'llcc-
ticul. (,icucl'ul Sllpcl'illlcudcul l’llrlcy
A. linker had bccu requested to be
pl'.csellt
'Dl'. Babel stated fully the plans.
and lllclllods of the league. ‘A un-
lluinlous vote was ia-kcn,3(ieclal'iltg it
to be the sense of the meeting that
a state branch of the Allil-Suldou
League be organized in Connecticut
at once. The undersigned were up-
poilltcd to make u call for dolegates
from elcl'y chulch ill the state to in
itlntc the league.
"Now. thcrclorc, you are requested
to be present. yourself as pastor, with
one representative layman from your
church, (It the Y. M. C. A. Hall-in New
Haven, on Wednesday. December ill.
at 2 p. ill., to join in an anti-saloon
convention. during which the icugllc
shall bc formally launched.
‘Onn (u more of the national oili-
cars of tho icnguo will be plcsnlll. to
onlriaily inuunulI-Itn Ibo Inclcnlcul.
'l‘llc. wolldIIl'ful growth and (Illiclclllty
'If illo Anti-Saloon llllltullc throughout
illc whole country lllilkl‘h‘ it illlliupcus»
ublI-I Illul \le bulc a strong llllxilial'l
ill (Illl stain. and you and your (I'Illull II
will dcsil'c to ho. (-(Illllcrl tcd with it
from its gtIlll‘s‘iS bI'ro "
ROCKEFELLER SHOT HUNTING
COMPANION.
BELVIDERE, Knits, Doc. 12.—~.lon
em 1‘. Bird, vice- uplesident and general
manager of the Emmy Bird 'l‘hayel'
Dry Goods Company, lll Kansas City.
(10001110811160: Frank Rockefeller, John
D. Rocket‘eller’s brother, quail hunting
on Mr. ltockei’uller's 'l'llllch at this
place. last week. A covey of birds rose
between the two and both‘ men fired at.
'bcm. Several small shot. from Mr.
R(Icllet‘cll(n"s gun entered Mr. Bird's
”are. A brace of birds l’cll. woundcd.
Mr. fill-(l wont to tho ranch llousc.
IvlllII'lI tho allot. \‘VllH pickull out, of tbo
“will and tho wounds WiII‘il,ll‘l.‘lli'.'ti3
llin woundu “(no not udvurc.
/
20. certain nllllisicl's :l‘llll luylllcu from 3
Norwalk Chronicler