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of these Stephen R. Hoyt received 519.
which is going seine for the first time
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name. it is a v i'y annual record for'
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long before ’l‘buddeus Bell died.
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that time Monday afternoon. 'f‘here
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the 117111.111 appropriation of $2.500
\vas made for a stone crusher and
32. 500 Was appropriated for the roads.
’1‘ be selectmen were authorized, to bar-
row 31810030 in anticipation of tho tol-
1le1'tlou of 1111111171..» salaries of town
officers were fixed the saute us last.
year. An appropriation of $101) was
made to curb the department and it
was Voted to give the use 111 the Town
liail to each company for 11 period of
it) evenings each. The proposition to
' appoint a superintendent of highways
was tabled. Air'approprlntiou of ”.200
was made 1117 repairs to roads and
l),1;l1lge,s.’l‘axe,s on the property of the
Volutjieeizs of America were abated
Several reports were heard from com
1ittees,among them one on street
lighting and water supply but 1111 ac
lion was taken. ,
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Cler'ks office 1119 to be in the store
with h has been mounted by Silllnnm'n
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‘ CHAINS.
l The following uncontested divorce
cases are. on the short calendar list at
the civil Superior court which' comes
‘ in Friday, Oct. 8. for the first time this
session with Judge. Lucien i". liurpoe
on the bench
George White of Bridgeport, seeks a
separation from Flora Belles White of
parts unknown, for infidelity. Hur-
tou Tucker of Waterbury is named as
ctr-respondent. The couple werennar-
rled in Bridgeport July 2. l892, and the
plaintiff desires the, custody or their
lbyear—old daughter.
Cora l3. Wheeler married Charles B.
l‘let'ltci‘ of Bridgeport Jan. 2, 1381. and
the plaintiff alleges b1: deserted her
blurcb l7, lliiiii. and also alleges iniol~
erable cruelty:
Mary Elizabeth Andrews Kelley of
llimllngton desires a separation from
Michael J. Kelley of Welbersfleld.
'l‘he plaintiff alleges habitual latent-
perani'e for more than live years past.
They were married l-lopt. in. 1903. The
plaintiff also links for a change to her
maiden name of Andrews.
Esther W. Lindstrom O'Brien of
Greenwich, found life bard living with
William E. O’Brien of New York. for
she alleges intolerable cruelly. The
couple were married Nov. till. 1897.
The plaintiff also alleges dosertlon
March iii, 1903.
Joseph l.lvit1 of llardwick, Vt...
sorted .leuh-
June 5. 1906.
suit.
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Nicholas Kuruaz ot Bridgeport, has
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(iodo Knrucz, also of Bridgeport, on
the ground ofluihiellty. The plaintiff
names 01111 Michael Caarbu as core-
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have been committed in, Bridgeport.
Poughkeepale and li‘alrileld. The con-
ple were married fan. 28 lililii.
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set against it and through a deraillng
switch which had been set to' prevent
thiI trains going through the open
draw of the bridge over the Niantio
rlvel'
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Four boys who were riding on a car
jumped and escaped harm but a tramp
who was seen titling between two cars
as the train 1111011111 the station is be
iieved to have been caught under the
wueokage and killed.
When the engine left the 11.1.1. the
cars of the. train piled up tutu a mess
of twisted iron and broken wood cover-
ing both tracks and blockl' all traf-
ilc. The engine remained right side
up, but the tender was smashed, the
freight rare which were loaded with
lumber and fruit were broken into
kindling wood while the steel coal cars
were heat and twisted beyond furtbe'l'
use.
A. i. how of New London. engineers
of the train, did not see the signals
that were set against his train it is
alleged and the train approached the
open draw of the bridge at the rate of
50 miles an hour. The crew on the
bridge saw the train approaching and
closed the draw, but did authors time
to lock it or thr'ow the deraillng switch
back into place. The engine struck
the switch which is several hundred
feet west of the bridge and went off
the tracks and ran over the ties to
within 150 feet of the bridge.
on the arrival of the wreckers the
freight cars ware unloaded and with
the coal curs trowu down the embank
meats at the sides of the tracks.
,The head brakeman, John Dersh.
was removed to his home at New bon-
don, where he is suffering from two
broken rib: and a possible. fracture
of the hip. The train was in charge
of Conductor R. J. Brown, also of New
lrondon.
The accident which occurred at 2:55
o'clock in the afternoon, occasioned
much inconvenience to passenger trav.
el by the Shore Line between New
llaveu and Boston.
All passenger trains by this route
between N917 London and here had to
pass around the wreck, coming via-
Norwlcb, Plainneld. Willlmantlc and
Hartford to this city. This brought
these trains in here from an hour and
a half to two hours late. The eastern
4 . 1
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rect to Providence from Plalnileld.
Extra trains were made up here and
at New London for the care of the
accomodation service between these
two points, passengers walking around
the wreck.
fibertly after 12 o'clock this morn-
ing the tracks were cleared and trains
resumed running over the Shore Line
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change since the first day at last
April.
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‘ inNDON. 001.7 7.--’i‘be ‘govii‘i'hors of
the Bank of England today raised the
minimum discount rate item 2% per
This is the first
,‘wlien it was reduced from 3
per cent.
it was decided to raise the rate to
exports to Egypt which were neces
crap and tlie Argentina withdrawals.
.-,theao by fresh arrivals from the mines
owing to the. sustained demand from
Russia. which absorbed available
serve. A fresh element in the. shoe—
tlou. however. undoubtedly helping the
directors in their decision. In the re-
cent sharp rise in money and the
calling in of loans in New York, which
will probably necessitate the with-
drawal of gold for that quarter
against finance paper which was plat--
ed here some time ago. and the num-
Ler of fresh bills still coming forward.
The hlgbci rate, although it was ex-
ptctel soon, was not generally looked
for today.
The increased rate had little effect
on the, Stock Exchange beyond a frac-
tional easing in American Securities.
operators generally considering it per
cent. a good working rate,
PECULIAR NEBRASKA MURDER
TRIAL.
SYDNEY, Nel1., O11t.7.~——Anton Krulr
nli'ke was a wealthy farmer living a
few miles from Sydney. On the night
of June 211 he aroae from his bed. got
a drlug of water and sat at the kitchen
table. While there a bullet from a
rifle was fired into his right temple.
producing almost instant death. Mrs.
Krupulcke telephoned the sheriff here
that robbers had entered the house.
stolen 8700, and then killed her bus-
band. The money and rifle were found
wrapped in Mrs. Krupnickes apron and
buried near the stable. She was sr~
rested. charged with murder. Yeater~
day In court, Andrew, bar fourteen
year old son, testified it was he and
not. his mother who shot his. father.
After the boy was sentenced to impri-
soned for life the case against the
mother was dismissed. Then the boy
told the Sbrrlff that he was not guilty,
notwithstanding his "confession."
FOO MAY DELAY GAME.
PlT’l‘rlilUitG. Pin. Oct. 7.-—A dense
fog holds l‘lttsburg in its grasp today.
and the great army of haaebail follow-
are is worried as to'weather condi-
tiolln tomorrow. when the first game of
the Plttabnrg-Dntrolt [mot-season ssh
lea is scheduled. Mr. Peuuywlt. in
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ed to iIsuc a special forecast durlux
the day. A part of the Detroit team
slon reached the city early today. All
plated.
under the directional the. assistant
superintendent of police and the var.
lous inspectors. in order to avoid coa-
gesiion. a number of new openings
have been constructed and. practically
every section of the. immune stadium
has its individual gates. , l
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ROLLER POLO LEAOUI.
BOSTON, Oct. 7.—~’rhe season of
the National Roller Polo Magus wii
ties Taunlton Fall River and Water-
bury. Conn. fl‘he league is an eight
city circuit. with teams in Worcesteny
Taunton, 11111111111. Brockum, New,
Redford, Providence, and fiawtuokett
and Waterbury. Conn. ., Tonight the
liroctou team plays ln.’i'auntoa;, lip-.131
Redford in Fall River and Woroeiitm?
tuckat will open their season tomora.
row night-in the latter city.
The season willvcnd1
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charge of the weather bureau, promls .
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lberc is quite :1 liking for Corduroy ?for street suits.
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A new line contains these colors 1111 met tal bronze, navy
blur, bearer, tobacco brown and w rte.
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Checks and Stripes, 0 wide assortment 10c.
White Outing Flannel. 30 inches wide, 12%C.
Special Extra, Striped lilauucls 7%c.
Wash Comb; Section, lower floor
Veilings for Oétob’er
French Novelties in mosh vciliugs. patterns that are no-
usual and with a chic :ln1l becoming (lash
Motor Veils in shaded effects, new coloriugs for Au-
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who drain-s 111 swnihe her head securely to: a long ride
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\ lot of Brooches in every conceiiablc shape for flu
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