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I 1110111l1‘90rs1131’ ti191r 1.011010111111111...
any: i 1110 19011011; Vp‘gln; the W 11.17 (11'
31119 0'r111i1 11 11nd Benediction of
thy crri'inent- n're‘ 1009111-
ms th, public 1.1.1.0., in all
' \sanotlfy thé 7011,1017 good- 11701 ks and to
"9 Mayor Burp9ll the other councilman
.' 9339 'ku't'vi- ""' " ' ' 9 9
11111011011: (did Excmphons (or the
'- .71 $918011 ,0! $0011.19
ii
, Today 1.971131% Wéd'ae'sdny, marking
the 111031“an of tile Lenten season.
The 911199911111 letter. 1017 the Roman Oath
.0110 (1190991190110 01. 9911110 1191911 containing
1990111011: 170‘ 13110011 is’uollo s: ‘
' 1'10 Fa'i-mln'g'ton' Avenue. "
.' February 111, 1911.9.
pvergnd. 6112‘pr
7» 71Tl1 phlogulatlons’fol‘7this die»:
090010 9.1001101.” .
121.. Fast and abstinence. The 3.1.8.11
0111131110.. of last and abstinence. 0n
fps'tgkdays, gnly one full meal may be
1111101 11'. {grblddem 7
11117101070101.1011 6: 1101120176 last
days 1119,3017 and-9‘ ”Holy atur-
d 9‘? 9‘1‘11‘9, 'tlngoe 00901799.‘ . .d
171.771.7130“ 01' he aw has been 00
111111011 1n. the morning to take a cup
09999099190111.1110 or chpcoiate and 11 (19.11311-
dildii'i’b ing to “take .1’ 001101100
’10 01111131000011.0011 of solid food.
“01717100811101.1000. mllk and butter.
Meat is,.allo917(g 11,1. 11... principal
may “take m'il'l'eg principal ‘meal in the
evening and' the collatidn at‘ noon. '
3.0111191 law .10 flavor of those. who 019111-
11013:. 11011111113111.9109 rile it:
u'r'c 01109.0(! 11101191 both fast and absti-
agate.
years’ol 0'30 are excused from fast—
11.01» are 1101 restricted to' one full
1101917911111 are bound to abstain on absti-
0011110 or. 11111st they are otherwise
"("3l", .Ali' who are engaged in a very
exhausting oc'ctipation are excused
l'cs'a otherwise, dispensed. '
714.). All- ("110' 11010 to 1119 class of
latw of tho church imposes .a twotold
61 «011 'hbs't/lnénce days the use of
day-11770111171110 Wednesdays and F171-
modified that 011211101 days it is par-
900111.,” .161 9x90091113 two. ounces
ii 171111.12 01111111011013 lawful to» use
991.111}
11.011190 7- 110110 who prefer
.001111117'000‘0‘11110'110 .are .mnue to the
'All 11.11.. 117151.. dcllcate‘ health
7"(,'2)'.7 'All who' 1110 111111017 21 or over 60
',b t if .1117. have the use of res-
disne‘nsed from abstinenco.
from fast, but not from abstinence, uu
ivoiltir'i‘g' 11.901110, 1.0.. abo'rérs and all
11301111701119 abstinence by optimal in-
dull. of. the 'iio'ly See on All days ex-
coptvh‘ridavs, Ash, Wednesda'ys, Wed-
ncsday and satir' or of Holy week.
It may be noted here that this indult
dispenses working' people from absti-
hence; on- all 'o'th'ér do. 0 0f the year
except, Fridays and.hrlst1nas.cve.
Whoc'r'cr takes Advantage of this priv-
110,311,111 gxpected to iracti'ce some ‘-otb
0r penance 01' mo'rtl cation on days of
abstinence.
.(fi) ,ch017, persons may be dispens-
ed from eith'cy fast. or abstine ca 01
from 1100119977 their pastors 01‘ sales
sore ior pp (01' 1001101111 is 0119011 011110.
9111.110 11.11111 1.011.901 oven on sun-
day. is} t,"_la'1'yfu',l 10 9019110111. mc'at and
fish 31.1110 11111110 1110111. 110111.11, how-
ever o'ilowegi 111‘. all 111 1115' on Sundays.
Any 1017111 of lot 1301' ved 1.70m “meat
may 110-9119111119 cookl9'113 on. any day of
1110 -.year -
ll. Devotions ai'i'd players The 1‘05
d 10
111111911 c'lnirtihe's'dtirl113 ant, 9 As this
season is a tiimi' of prayer as well as
of penance all should a'tténd the 11.11..
i "ths. church if it is pos-
10,911 1101910 In. prayer.
'dejito 'Olitl'iliirllllé graded 1100005011 to'
00cm 0;.‘ti10'11' 0.1117an 01' 01701119,}.11901vmlon
7 :- No 011173 15.191111171150117. 111 can; .
0' 91171 $9999 ‘1,
335,14 metor.
“9W .
REVENUE 014001..
W170. 71101331110110 17030
19931 ("999.117 the common-council
31113.0 re 931101.615.
" ‘ 111'" v0.11 scatter
' Er " . ri'dizl‘ «75‘; 1111131131171»,
$101.11- 110811 1.11.7.7- 111011500117 receiv-
Mmmmrarrestuwtnes
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71777177777711.1711.
. 111.12.11.11.
1 111‘ ‘ 11,-.7 -
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1170(1an "01." m‘
The 01171101.
u".e'sllglt9t9t9 0111!"
1011111017 afloat in the
#:847110ng to Man-
0dcé1ienln: of tho
. 11111101111- down 01‘ twen-
'1113 150011 00111111171011 23,11,901
9mm
‘ street direct 101111911100 street
. ,7 [optimiwas t,
diveulng, the. hearings simply being
‘ Frederick Hunkemeicr and. John E '
7 jectors should be heard first.
,. ‘ Hartford Conn, 7 7
717011017: had been hugely made 1111 from
Iator's argument was that the city.- in
[taking over the wall from (1011171111 Nel-
SIRE
, (Contiflnngd from, first page).
Another important matter before the
'00u'ncil was the extension of Franklin
No
111711. in either case last.
dblnred closed There was consider.
able other business on tap for last
night, but these heat-Inga took up. the
time until p at 10: 30.» 1
George W. Boghrdus,‘ president of
the council. 11101111100 la the absence of
in uttciidunce being Daniel Dunlop' Al- .
ber't M. Pohlman. Chester 17‘ Clark.
(lie committee on this new layout .117
“I! 'I'flo' ‘0' u
h.l'l gg’fiuflofié‘houf. “‘2
1'9] "€399.99: :uili'g:
' it 1 7 ' oru' . '
It'i'l'fgii'f'dri ‘
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- 1717....7...‘
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The ilrst matter taken up was the' '“fl'fmwguuru' ,,ugmglgg.“ 0k 1, 1.0.3
9. 0.7.1.9.... 'l‘e1race wall. 111 City Clerk sterling sen-09 no..0h1c-ggo.,~sogu.v.
Io'se p11 131151717101 7'7“!“ e “’90“ 9‘ IIIIIALSILE. Eli MILIJOI BOXES ‘
Spring street the committee holding
that the city Is not liable 91017 the wall 101 objected on
'u9nd sidewalk. John.
‘7 Senator Stiles Judson Wile-fired '0'" improve
the property owners who are opposed enhance
to' the new layout.’ There was some making
q'nlbbllng as to which side should he seemed
beard first Senator Judson and Judge a civic center "9
Attorney T111
John. li l..i3111 belug the speakers.
Dr'e'sidcnt Iiogsrdus ruled that the ob
Senator Judson 1had Sherlock
l-lolmscd out the result that Judge
Light had been the author of the 10-!
port 'lle declared that nine-tenths of
the" report, was not an oilicial report
and proceeded to diesect it. from his
point 01‘ view. lie declared that the
lllllllnLl'
David
The b
facts of the history of the property
which do not exist and have no base , .
In the records oi" the common coun-
..cll lie then 100d. the history of the
.10... as' 110 had prepared It from the7
redords.‘ The Whole 9117171111 of the son-
.‘lui'
son 'l‘hylm in 1889- had olso assumed
the 11111111101701. that win. 11.. 00117.
sldercd the report a most. extraordin-
ary document and without a sclntllln
of bliss and characterized the attitude ?
of théc‘lty-iu thrusting the care of the
wall on the property owners as potty. -
LBW 8
an absolute ding .
Arthur S. Ferris was very much in
favor of the improvement.
1. of Clay street. could
see no improvement to his propelty.
I“ McM
meat is
the
the street. a main artery.
this part oil—his wlf0.. .
11.0.. held that if the
made, it will greatly
dalue 0f the property.
It
to him that." there is to be
the city
9.11080
car 1113
(I
mmum
mmummn
Compsgnolo aid Carlaro Pay “10'
Pcnall
will be at that point.
nanny. thought
has maintained its lot
“809,
as declared closcd
'ilhe charter 1'. 111111011 committee was 7
empowered to
oral assembly a d reprpsent the city in ‘
1.1131831711011911 fleeting the city.
p‘em‘ before the 37.7117
lor the Murder oi
George Shoe an at New Haven
the '
If you had positive prooi'; that a certain remedy for
female ills had. made many demarkable cures, would you
not feel like trying it?
If during the last thirty years we have not succeeded in
convincing every faipmindcd woman that Lydia E. Pink-
ham '3 Vegetable Compound has cured thousands and thou-
sands of women of the ills peculiar to their sex, then we
long for an opportunity to do so by direct correspondence.
Meanwhile read the following letters which we guarantee
t9 be genuine and 117111111111. 7 . 7- . , . .
, Paterson N. .I.— “But' 10.7 1.3111"... E. Pipkhn'm’s chdtnbl'9
Compound 1 won 11111101. ,,bo. 1111111011111 13311291181 ,was It miserable
sufferer for {mu-1.17.11.70.71... .0.. 'l'n 1‘11 30170111119 11; kvas Change
of Life and I suffered untol argon
"I had read that; Lydia 117.1717..1.r.£ii.{7i Végetablo Compound
was and for fcnutio troubles so started to take it. I found
rcxiFr'oiici" '1“. 01100.' and to-Ilny I am (1 well woman. I thunk
179111 E. Biukhum‘ s \fc7gctnblc Compound for It, and gladly
oolhmhlid if tb any \vomnn‘uui’i‘crlnc 1.70.11 Change ‘of Life 01‘
'f911111111 trtiublca." - 1919117119. W111.Non1u7vrllc, 195 IIa919191burgh Avc.,
’ili'él'gbl'h "'1‘ ("0"
- Melbourne. law—1 “I am, thankful for the great good Lydia E.
Plnkb 111's Vegetable Compound has done 1110. I suffered 11mm
years 1"1'70111'7 chronic inflammation and bearing (101111 1911191110 and
was uiutblo to do my we
"Lydia I71. I’inkllzune .71 ”St" cfictnblc Compound restored 1110 to
III-nitb nitcrall otbcr 11101111171 111i l‘nlil71l.11nd 10-day I run a living
advertisement for it." -—Mrs. t.‘ larat Walelunumi. It. I). No. l,
/
‘ Ml.
git” 1117010111011 on the groom] of
It was stated that the property own-
are are pcrlectly willing to cure for
the sidewalk. In closing, Mr. Judson
said he had no criticism of the com-
mittee 'as men, but he believed they
had been led astray in a legal sense.
William H. smith asked who maln-
talns walls in front of other proper-
Iilcs. Stréet ‘Commissioner Dnnlop
said the question had not come 11p
during his ie'rni'bf olllcc. Mr. Smith
added that be had maintained the front
of his property and did not consider
it justice to other property owners to
have to maintain curb and gutters II'
the city looks after the wall in (11117..-
11911 Senator Judson differentiated
between a curb. and retaining wall.
Smith reputed that he did noI
know anything about the statutes, but
he knew justice
Judge Light took Issue with Senator
ludson's claim that the committee was
a judicial bod'y. He also replied to
various assertions of the senator, and
could not see by what system of juris»
prudence tlic7city should be called
upon to maintain a special privilege.
which he considered the wall. He
thought the matter should be settled.
Senator Judson wanted to ask Judge
Light two questions. but the judge pur-
rlcd both.
General Russell l7‘1‘.(1st who was
present and said ho was disinterested
offered the opinion that the whole
question hinges on tho point as to who-
tbci the sidewalk 15 part of the high
war of Spring snort. ilc hold that if
it is found that 11117 (‘ity has vstnblislr
0d a grade. (111.711 the (.7in is responsl»
bio. for the care of the wall; otherwise
not. ._
John F. McMahon said that in his
0111111011 (icncral ’i‘avlor 11:11] no 1111011-
ilbn 'oi’ unloading a burden on the city,
H0 believed General 'i‘uylor llilil us-
s'urcd the city that the latter- would
not be called upon to maintain the
wall. He believed. however. that the
matter has now reached 11 point where
the ‘burdeu cannot now be placed back
who‘re it belongs. He boliovcd..‘ too.
that, the new ownors.should be pro-
tec'ted’ln their rights in the matter.
Sgnatox Judson asked in behalf of
the property owiicis,. that the whole
proceedings be quashed but that If the
council continues l‘7‘mthcr into the mat
. 10.9 that the property owners be given.
an‘ ‘opportpnlty to appear before the
7.. council and be heard on the question
of benefits and damages. If any hear-7
ing was held. Judge 1 ight thought 1111,1-
citizens should bave an opportunitv
to be heard.
-91'l‘»he hearing was formally closed.
'19)} vote» the hearlng on the Frank-
1111 street extension was next taken pp
111930 Austin appeared in behalf or
It‘aymotid Brothers and stated that
they hold that the damages accorded
them' are not sumcient. Judge Light
11le stated in behalf of the Union
School district that the courts had
made' decisions which would prevent
the assessment of the school district.
Henry Seymour.» representing stock—
holders of the Hat Forming Company.
Zvv'as" ”satisfied with the benefits and
diind’g'es. Edward Beard- objected to“
bonéilts of $225 accorded his property.
110091.10 not see how his pr‘opcity. lo»
cated'7 in. West street,- is bonehttcd a
single dollar.-
Church to protest against assessing
benefits for the parsonage in West;
street. holding the san1o,as.0Judg
1.13111 regarding the school district and
also remoteness. Charles E. Seymoud.
remote-
Wil1lan'1 H Smith was willing to
pay his asseasm01itn,Williani F. Tam?
many appeared ,ln favor of 1111'... Ellis,
Murphy newsstands. an 'asse'ssl
“CEBU
11‘1” " meat of. $260 on the ground that it is
excessive. He also maintained that
the automoblllsts would snatch with.
_ joy 0971.30 portunltv to secure this"
‘ 010911. yl! 11mins depot" a199171701111517.790":
11110.7 9119111 be 11 unis .
01111111111701.2001 in 1.0.1.11 of .
brother and himself. llertcan Q11
nor and Bumcy Polio: bulb objected
to assessment. 'lthcr M Wrights anti
Mrs, llnrbel‘ Morton's ubj'l‘i’llbns Ivcrc
at 7 continuous 1101k_
10115111" to Judge. Waylon (dialled ill?!)-
7, H0 declared he would .
. appeal if the matter is carried out. -.t-
., torney‘i 'P'ercy J. Edwards n-ppouicd In
behalf of the South Norwalk Baptist
\vn'rlinnsmrnp. Fob.
the penalty of ‘lhclr crime.
hangrd in the
morning. for lib-l murder
Shcchnn of NM'
or August 17 I last
Cnmpugnolo v
of Gourgo
“Mon. (111 the night
to the execution room. 'l‘lu-rc
noose was mild ‘ ed at 12:03 a. 111.. (hr.
trap being sprung by Warden Garvin
:11 l2roi and the straps remoyed ut
2tl7. The body was taken down at
[13:21). .'l‘ll(7 woulm‘ful vitality (11' 1111‘
man was shown by tho {11171. that 1111.7
heart. boat for H minutes after Ibr-
trup was sprung. '
'i‘ho guards Id Carfaro upon the
trap at 12:30 . 1n. . AI. 12:3l tia-
noose was put in plum, and twcniy
seconds later ilu trap was sprung.
The straps weld 1717111011711 at 12:11)
and at 12: 16 1190 body was taken
down. .
The bravado but had been shown
by Cnmpngnoln during his trial and
since his stay prison was succccdctl
by norvousncsst 1d signs of four 117111711
ho was lod from his cell. Just bcforo
the noose was adjusted he asked por-
1nisslon to speak to his spiritual ml»
visor 111,17 ‘ltI‘v. J. J. McLoughlln. of
5.1 Ablli“(ui_\ s ltnlinn church, in Hart
"710111 uskiug' him to attend to curtain
lcitcls that her 11111011 to have 317111 to
Inly.
Curlnro. who 1.1 was expected would
11171-1111 down, was master of himself
and budo each of his guards good-
.by.» with a smile and a band shake.
lie was 11.170011111111101] to the execution
room by Father Oliver Magnoll. tl17-
pirnon chaplain.
The crime It
9 9 1‘ which Campugnelo
und Cnrt’nro g'vc their lives as a
[101111in was 1.111 killing or George D.
Shccllnn. of New I'll'tven on the night
or August 1511. last. Sheshan was a
farm band 011 played by John E.
Dunn a MontoI 000 further. and
company with is fiancee. Miss 130's
avenue, when they were attacked by
the two Italian who worked on .the
Lucia farm. as rby. As the men‘ do
preached Sheen n7 asked what they
wanted and rec lying no answer. grap-
pled with Cnrlaro. who carried ,a
double barrellet' shotgun. Camp'ag-
hold was armei with a pitchfork.
Slloohau broke..away from 'Carfnro
and started to 111, when Cnrfaro 'shot
him and (3:11an gnolo struck him in
the face. with till, pltohfork.
October» term of‘ the New Haven court,
criminal side. when they. were found
guilty and sentenced to death by
Judge Curtis. The original sentences
called for the ctccutlon of Carfnio on
February 23. and 7.Campagnolo ' on
February 24..blll. at Warden Garvin's
request Gov. Lillcy set both execu-
tions for February 2-1.
The. executions brlng the total num'
ber of hangings atf'thc prison up to
”20 The first it
18.18994. ‘ '
Wmumuuv'rs': '
Bcttcr use Golt9
STEAMER 0110.710 NOT DAMAGED.
BOSTON. Fed 24 7'-"-No damage was
sustained by t e White Star Linc
steamer Cretic :whicn stluck bottom
twice in Basic limbor last night
while coming in7 from Naples with
71.000 passenger‘ on 7,‘board according‘
to' a statement» lvcn out 9t the local
011100 "of the ll 0 today. The Credit
7was held at qua antine by low’tlde an.
himlnl Flour
pocted to be at her dock by 12 o clock
today.
Joints 11,179 Stilt
£10111 cold. and rheumat-
afloiat 11.1110111170111-
"th011 You
17:77 1177777 7777
m on
1.1.1. in. braisom
57'
or over 70 years .itlms
or (1m1-rgiiucli7s‘ 111 11101111-
daft
right in ajil‘iy.
lic‘ 7'.1' the standby
111.111.1776 intnlli
6191131 c1030 $1,161 017 mm 350. bottles.
2-1.1«1‘111‘111'1: '
‘.uiscppl :
Campnbnolo nm' Buffalo Curfaro wore .
tntc prison here this '
us l1‘7Ii b.1111 bit. (71111 7
by tho guards 111011.111 111101 midnight .'
(I117 ‘
ale Lewis, was walking along Barnes 1
The men word placed on trial at. 11.01 ,
0k place on February '
Yolu\.\111:9.7
til late in the Wooden but‘ was ex- .
self, 2003' thls’ him 'I
‘ killer will 11.1... on the soreness and 11111101.
I. bomcwltboutn ‘
Melbourne, lowu.
For 30 ycr'irs Lydia III. I‘llikb:
(‘om )oun'tl has been thc 1.1111111:
mem
u...mmm
(Continued ”410111 first page)
Town Clerk lim'bclt ll.SmiIl1 and
llrntlloy $.lwltl1 1117.95 Illlllll‘tlldit‘l)
7117011711 111; niodvratol.
172 Hill, (7110111111111 01' 111.7. 1111113.: (711111
7111111717, 117ml Ibo 117111111 of tho 1.70117
minor. :15 publlslwd in 'l‘lic 50111111171
Monday mor..nin.11
Al'lt‘l the report was 1117111 it 11117:.
in motion (11 l“ llWlll O.l\'crl(1 :lI‘f‘I‘pl
:'(l and referred 1701110. board of “Mn-
7.1011 by n unnulmom‘, votc.
Mr. Hill said he would rccomnwnd
that the board 'cxpedltc tin-7 bullior
is much as they. could because 11‘ 11117
7111111 01‘ 312.001) was to be spent on
tho 1111111117 111.7 11711111171 should 1117 11111111»
111 quickly '11.- possible, Ml i-llil 111111.711
:hul (I117 linill‘il of taxation I‘Mwlliit‘ Ilu‘
1111111171'111 culling :1 spools-l 111171711113.
It was so voted.
Them 1.1171111: nothing more to do on
this 1111111017.!7‘1111'ard i».’
the following resolutkui, which Mod»
orator Keith said could be taken up In
aninformal way. ,
The resolution was as follows:
You‘d. That this meeting cousit'll‘ls
tho nct,1mwpcndln7,: in 1111: llcutual
{Asscmb'h 01' this state, proposing to
117111110 11.110117 probate district of tlu7
‘.owns of New Canaan and lJ.‘ni(7n not
"for the. best interostsof the citizens
and lsitpaycra of this town, and that
said bill should not pass. and lurthcr.
that the representatives from this
town, and the senator from this dis-
trict, be and they hereby are directed
bill.
Town (‘Ierk Smith then read the
following resolution:
Wlics'olte'd 'I‘luit it ls" the' sense of
Jun: meeting that the salaries of the
town court ofllcinls Should not. be in-
crossed. and.
fResolved. That the representatives
from. this town and the senator from
this district be'notifled of the action
or this meeting, and be directed to
111011 accordingly.‘
E-xScnatm Jeremiah 'Donovnu said
It seemed a peculiar thing to him that
.a thing of this kind had to be brought
(0,111.1. General Assembly by the 1017
l‘I:SClllili.i\'(i of an outside town, as
I1ls bill was. 110 said it was a crime
done as those when not even. btdughi'
.up at any meeting of 1110 people w.-hut
over. and only; guthorlaed by. some
‘oihclals of the own. Mr.‘ Donovan
continued: “Tha't bill was introduced
into the General Assembly several
days 1.1.0.1111 thus far not an objec-
tlon has been 17 0011 to is by 01117 17011-
resentatlves; wit
knaves In the (10111.. '
He continuedr“ f'Thsre is no merit
in‘ raising the silary of any of the
. town officials with the 01031111011 of
this town clerk .who has to take care
01 the business oi.‘ the both ends of
the. town and has much work to do.
while his other o'filclnls only spend a
few hours“ a. ,week‘ ‘at their duties. " .
At the close (at his talk Mr. Donovan
was upplaiidcd by those present
A vote was then taken on the reso-
lution and 11. was adopted unanimously.
There being no other business the
meeting adjourned:
tempo ills, No sick woman does justice to ..
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
Made cxoluolvol y from roots and herbs, and
hnpmthousnnds oi' cures to its credit. 9
Mrs. l’initham invites all sick 117011901!
to write' her for whit-17.
" Ku'ltlied' thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. I'lnklmm. Lynn. Muss.
Weed (11101 or] 9
to vote against thc .passage 01‘ said
”090191191019“ {001907 701' "
“1010 is absolutely no doubt about the ability 0i this
grand old remedy made {tom the roots and herbs of our
fields, to cute female dismscs.
proof of this fact enough to convince the most skeptical.
We possess volumes of
1111's 6171101an0
711711 remedy for
She
p
STATE PENSION BILLS.
‘ \\‘.-\Slll.\'ti'l‘(ll\'. l7‘(7b. 21i.-'l‘bo
:llo 17011111111100 on ponslons has report»
(.‘(I the following Connecticut Muslim
bills: In bcbnli’ of Adcllu 17‘. add. 01
Now London, widow of All'rod liudd.
(To. l7‘. L'lst (‘lulnoctit‘ut Volunteers, at
$171) pcrulonth;1n behalf of (‘h.ulcs
fir. 131111.011 01‘ N17“ (‘unnnn (‘0 ll 17111
1(01111001190111 Voluntocrs, at $24 per
1111011111; In behalf of l7:‘rln(7.ls .\l(7l\(.7ag.
inf Norwich. second lieutenant. (to. 17:.
18111 Counccllcut Volunteers, at $30 per
month. and in bchnll‘ of James ll. Mer-
win. of Iiiiddlccld. chaplain, U. S. Vol-
untccrs, at :30 nor month. The first
lili‘Oo 1170117 Introducrd by Senator
Iii-11111103017, and the last one by Solid-
Ior Bulkclcy. 77»
51‘"-
‘Dld you over 119ml the traditional
1117-111 undcr 9tbc bI.71‘,‘inquircd the. spill
11W . ‘
Only (111170. 170111ch the married wo-
nmn. “W17 thought we heard burglars
downstairs 'nnd a few seconds later I
Iouud my- husband there "—Lnicago
Daily New39.’79‘ ‘ " .
mMu 1
FIR Willi] iii]
Wreckers Out Alter the Abandoned
Schooner Ball
NEW' LONDON Feb. 24. -"lbc
wrecking lighter T0000 10 now at sort
out of this port in search for the
abandoned schooner Elvira Ball
which has 199199011 0 derr'.cll(t since Febr-u
.11 y 10. The schooner and her cargo
are worth $100,000."
The ’l‘asco was engaged by' the G1l7,
belt Transportation Company. which:
owns the Ball. and whose ofli'ccrs huv'e .
had. hope. of lccovcrlng the schooner r.
’l he ’l‘aaco is provisioned for a ten
day 1.7 cruise and will 1.0111 ch high and 1
low 11010117. '11119 gives up a clinncc’ of
30111113 :1 l'luwscr on the schooner
’11‘1ccthc wreck of the Ball has
been sighted and reported by the 111-.
coming steamers; and she was located}
In the path of Ike ocean liners each
time. The Ball sailed from hernanv.
(11110 on l7‘I7blualy 4. Sllc sprang a
,lcak on February 8,1111d 1101‘ crow was
brought Into Norfolk Va. on a steam-
I7r on X7 (711111.11y It). Between the time
one 1177...», 1.111111111011011 and last Thursday,
whcn 11111.7 .“'“‘.‘ seen by the steamer
'Gcorgln IAustrlnn). she had drifted 240
miles, and was then in 'the Gull!
stream. .
’l‘hc Ball's position “ was given as
latitude 38.347 lo113hud0IiS.-iE-. She
wns waterlogged but riding the seas
‘»ocll and had every appearance of be-
ing due to float as long as she held
together. llcr cargo of pine was keep-
llig her (talent. In the matter of miles.
the Ball‘ 0 position was about 138 miles
sillllll and one eighth mile east of Nan-
MK I117
(1111111111 Mark is Gilbert 1110111110111.
111' 1110 Gilbert Transportation Com-
panv came to this city from Mystic.
Sunday and laid his plans for finding
puny 011101an 0111110111 David J. ‘Hunt,
arm I. 111:1.71117r 01310 Scott fleet, went
111 command of the 'l‘asco, and had
with him Captain John ll Gurney of
the some licct. and Captain Elisha
lingers or the III- fated Myra W Sncnr'
snothcl Gilbert vessel wrecked last
month. ' ‘
1‘1117 rcvonuc cuttcr- Mohawk is out
in search (11' the Ball and thc derelict
10511701171 Scncca has been sent to look
101 11012110 sbc ls (701151110100 a menace
In (101711.11 traveling steamers [I found
she will probably be towed Into 11011
1011. 'l‘here Is every reason to believe
that the Bali will for say oral days (7011-
ccs of finding 1101 near Boston are (7011-
1101717011 10 be good on this at'count.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY AUDITORS.'
HARTFORD Fob. 21-40mm moot»
lugs were held in the capitol today.
'l‘lic Hartford county members chose
Sonator Middleton and C E Curtis, of
Simsbnry, county auditors, and HOW-
11711 lircwcr, of East Hartford. a mom-
hvr ol’ Il117 State Board of Agriculture.
(he. Ntw London delegation voted not
10 0117171. 11 joint. county and municipal
building. but authorized the county
olnmissiom‘rs to rcpair illc‘ present
building at. an rxpcnsc not 11') (7x17 c'd
1.101100. The Falrfield county 11100 113
0110313 .11. C. Johnson, of Newtown, and
11.9001117017. of Reddlng, county audi-
tors. and appointed 'a committee to
.70111‘17r with the county commissioner
concerning bonds.
“0.31.1 Medal Flour makes perfect brtin'd
,9 ,1. liqu-‘NA.
iUNURED BY P98WDER. EXPLO-
Sl l0
BOSTON February 24. ‘——.Qf the eight
11.011 who were Injured 1.17.1110..qu
11011 at the Anierican Powder 11111.. at
..1\cton yesterday. only one man Ch
79oph‘ci'7 Knudsen was. considered in ii
lnngclous condl'llon today. All are lit
jllle 11110511011115.0113, General Hospital
1017.0 Knudsen ls suffering from body
Esp-97413"? ' 9'11"
r1:'1:. i.
-..- -M
burns -
101 a town to have to pay such but- , .9 .
: 1.1. is
,‘.,Zu..'.':’m..1.
‘ n'fi'iA
‘ ilk N .
bottom. snagguihsdaflfohmm 'w 1"
7W: 7L1 Douglas makes” and cells moi-omens 91-9 .
33001111! $3.50 shoes than 0111101111117. iiiahii-
facthrcl‘"llf‘ flib'world, 1910001100 they 1161.1 their
"‘1 better, and 1110017 101130917 than any
dining at All Prices. 7for Every Member iii. 1110
713111111157; 160911, 939ng amen, 11111.5. 0 Children-
'Vl. L. DOUGLAS '4. '06 AND '3'. Willi-1’. ID'GI' SHDO'I'I CANNOT Bl IOU'ALLID
no 01110:. w. .
A1- L 11171119191".99999399919":R 02.00 0119:9119 1111: Tu:
, .», 7. 7'1“th 120.1017E £51 clef: Uyed Exclit'sloely.'. '
1099 any part of .71h0 wor 11.. Untahmn (1001'
, .soLd sv ,‘rlfis 9:017 01100 hastens svlnywupns. .
Ask Your Loon! Dealer For T110111. '
Douglm‘l name and rice is stamped on
7’W. L.‘ Dotvohhspmock ton;
the Ball b01010 the 'l‘ A. Scott Com7 ,
il'llllt‘ m (lrll‘t northerly. and the chan- _
9‘ berfil
.1, . .
r
Cure your Cold
With Flax Seed
For many years physicians: have been suc~
chsiully treatinggmgiu, 77'Colds." Bronchi.
tie; and Consnm .tion with an Emulsion of
Flax Seed.01ille IJNGNINE. 'lhlsls not
a secret remedy, (I ».-. 1' 711110121 being on every
bottle. It is a palatabiq emulsion—awed as
cream -- mode of the oil comphssed cold
from the finest. selected Flax Seeds and by
a scientific process requiring 12'!) hours.
If you wish tpknow what this Flax Seed
Emulsion will do. write to the makers and
they will 5011119917011 1111101711111 on a. local druga
gist for a rcgu ar-sixe package (1101' a mere
sample) and 911 ill pay the drlggist themselves
for it. This is 11.011 l‘rte' gift, made to let the
remedy itself sh'ow (91.1 when it can do.
The First llottl'e is Free
CUT OUT THIS COUPON
{or it may not appear again and mail to The
Llnonlne Co. .. i) inbury. Conn. I have never
tried Linonlnc. please supply me with the
first bottle free. 9
nun-pnu.-nus-gunrun-.nuuq.--09v-u--
-unu-.-1Inounnu-uuuuu-unn-u711-"
s. N, 8. Give fulladdress—erle plainly.
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'VERM'O'N‘I" INSURANCE TANGLE.
Clifford c Fletcher to Submit Affida-
vits Refuting Charges.
sulphur), 171., Feb 24—317 direc-
tions of Chancellor Z S. Stanton. aili-
davlts will be offered y Clifford c.
lx‘lctchel of Rutlano f rmcrly presi-
dept. of the Verdi'ont Ascldent lnsm-
auce Company. for the purpose of re-
ruling the charges '0f fraudulent man-
agement, mlsa propriatl90‘n of funds.
overdraw'ing 11'; 'aia'ry'.‘ Account and
r013011prbn‘ei‘re dg‘ainist him by the
present president: and. board of' direc-
‘tors of tlio.cor9np9.11y.'i‘h0 matter is
the outgrowth 0.1 a contest bemoan
two opposing (1101301131017 the control
or the 00111111111. ‘
'1 110110 factiphis are 11000011 by Walter
‘G. and William 81‘ 1701.737 .011 one side.
and by Fletcher on the othe'r At the
annual meeting of. the" company on 7
January 18 last a board of directors
composed chillél'y or Perry supporters
was elected. 'On January 27, When
none of the directors were in the 01'-
fire the Fletcher faction took posses-
sion' of the affair of the company and
elected a board of directors of its
own.
Perry and his supporters later so.
cured an injunction restraining the
Fletcher men from interfering with
the business of the Perry board and
the Fletcher tacticn was ousted.
All the cvldence in the controversy
was placed before Chancellor Stanton
at a long hearing hi the chanccry court
inst night. The chanchIOr reserved
decision, in 'orde'r" to permit Fletcher s
attoincy' 10 present aflldhvlts in refuta-
tion 01.‘ the charges against Fletcher
in the meantime the Fletcher faction
is allowed access‘to the? company‘ s otti~
cos permitted to examine the books.
and to watch the conduct 01' thc com
pany 's affairs
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
John Cavanaugb‘,‘ of Waterbury'flPleads
Guilty to Killln‘g Edith L‘, French.
W A’l‘ERBUIlY. Ecb. flier—Blending
guilty at murder in the 0000 11 degree.
John anvanatlgh who kill Edith L.
French 011 the sheet. here. last.Novem«
her, was sentenced to the state prison
- for life by Judge George W. Wheeler
yesterday Cavannngh had previously
pleaded not guilty to the Indictment of
murder in the first degree.
. James. Sullivan, of Nnugatuck, the
inotorman- who has been on trial for
manslaughter because his car struck
and biped. Raffacle de.Marco on Octo-
7. was acquitted.by._the jury
after 30 lnutes. Tile acquittal was
on the groundthattha victim contri-
hated to. 111301311 110 . »
De- Marco» .wasi'rd rvlng' 'h-
7when hit, by the- trolley... ,
’7‘ l .1.
vehicle
”Boats 5110
9"E'dgnature 11'.“
7 SCOOP OZBRIEN'S‘FIRST CASE.
WASHINGTON; .Feh; '24.——.-Matliew
E. O’Brien, of Bridgeport, in Connect—
icut generally called "Scoop," but down
here Attom‘ey ‘O’Brlen, always was a
lucky man, and he still has hlsluck
with him. About a week ago. he hap-
ened toba ln1-7th0 criminal. side of the
inmbia. whenthecsse against. a col-
ored man 117007001100- I.’l‘h0 man. was
' accused of cutting mo dusky maidens
Mina razor.. He pleaded “not guilty,”
. and said he 1111111110 lawyer and needed
1 none.
The judge thought otherwise—
or perhaps he did not agree with the
O‘Brien to defend the prisoner; and of
course he had to take the 00.30,; al-
in a case assigned by the judge
.01: 2011100105 atiOrncy tor. .tbo ‘man.
' Mr. Oi'flllhn bad to. 11.511 him what his
(101011007 was and the' colored than. at
once» said solt~dcionso He claimed he
was rudely awakened from a sound
sloop by somebody hitting him over
. the head with a club; and b0 accldent~
ly carved the two‘ 'women. He was hit
with a club ht and his. head
. split open,. but ‘il'is evidence was pret-
ty strong that the man. who hit him
with- the cl.nb came to the. assistance
of .1110 two women 180 Mathew advis-
ed 1pm to plead guilty to assault 1.1.1“
Here is where Q’Briens luck. 11 e
10.0110d0f9th0 “ladies." whomc 3'10
man 1170 to1do: hi) with his 1 3017,0001
to Mr. 07319.7. 011100 the '0031' any:'
and. handing him a 10 0901.111111] she
wanted 11017 Joe slaved from the poni-
tentlary, as she loved that man. 1730
(l Brion urged six month‘s In jitll when
the (7.1117117 some up lust Saturdhy. lIo
got 11 moutli'a' and 210.1... whiohjuat
.5
saves him 1.7.1.11 3011111 to tho ‘pe'nlton-
119I1r9y, and 01111121. earned his fee. 1
"I.
upreme Court . or ‘the. District of. . 00-. _
man. At all events, he designated Mr. .
though the courts here allow no fees _
throw 1111119011.! .011- the mercy ot the 1
.7 court.
Norwalk Chronicler