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:Eromtllty Whit:
. oi Interest to All of Cities
on. . . .. '
glen; Olly. Population 47,328. ‘
In any political designation ol-
‘ Whittle names 0: candidates».
' allot? .
‘ instill laid to which political
Mme belongs. Many did not
a“ it any more.
. dointeiy’none; each man runs on
dndividual merits.
, or answered” a.
line the it. tlvity of parties in
, iy seeking the erection of their
oliriifiiuembere been diminished?
‘ hora have been do party activities
since plan was adopted.
I do not think no.
‘ Three answered—-Yea; one-«No.
(a). in general, are the cicctioult
cleaner?
"No; but less interest taken by the
turf. .
r answered—Yea; one-No.-
lanolin-ebb.
. "Don't know. Election is the some
old gambling as before; election in
. election simply, but good Would be ex-
, ordination and experience and longer
techie.
no; home old-time election. mostly
Withheld othce under old plan.
‘hree ailewcroii~-—\'es; one-«- .\'o.
, (a). Are men ol’ higher churne-
tor ti traitor ability to become can-
lon'eflnollned to think so.
Very'rnucn so.
Not appreciable yet.
there been able to get better
. Two answered-4m.
(b): Are your eldermcn rhoreu nu
spool list-w- that is, for especial
hue case of finance, of highways. oi‘
building. of‘ departmental. work in
charities, fire department, water works
8‘03? . .
Yea. qualiticatione are freely dis-
cussed during campaign.
lYea, more so than under the old
[I home cvneeque-u.
ghio; impossible.
“Mike first election was not this
metronome clcnrr we voted only and
{hoehigheat f'dgure" came in office.
Hlxt w‘Indeciphernble.
I , Is there greater and more
dponslbillty u
municipal council
owhole responsibility tor the city
f nm‘ente ie on five men and we
dyr‘witore to go with our troubles,
present commission le respon-
. .ter‘eacn department. Under the
mum no one was reeponsible.
_ more so.
. claims are made, but we fall
pen members at
t.
1 , greater; ‘1 think; “[‘dou‘t know
. ~ ixactly; our mnyor published
‘ “book about it.
onBWeredwYes.
= .1 Are appointments made by
1 more too ‘betorel on the
' . p of others: rather than political
lmliking seems to be the
‘. ’t. Iplrlt In making appointments.
if“ . it say that such has been the
. fl
We the administration in he
‘ I'emble moize than the old
befriend administration at
council-i are open for all
“I" , . 93‘
ti n‘ it out it.
on work just like direct-
iderence.
in reply.
, Are the salaries of the
_ alderman larger under this
before?
:Mayor 82,000 per rear.
site. {New plan-Mayor,
. - councilman. $2.500. ‘
. at. They-role? till thermal-lee
. or but eve. to use no
bio tor oiilce.
\
on Experience—Replied ‘1
. street car couipuillcu
come candidates for mayor
named or canditateu appear in alpha-
betical order. and no mention to made
at party inhibition.
Willi Mimi...“ l
. ‘plrh' “lit, blotch»
uneig tly akin.
role nothing better
n . I T
r a n t , effective
oiieti‘oreomwvhieh
rcmoycs impuri- -
ties from the pores,
and tends to make
the skin soft, clear
and beautiful.
. Got It nunyA. D. 8. K
“Drug Store; ' I
.' Look let the
'Iiixni' ‘
Those are the local A. D. S, ill-tinnitus:
Allen. the ill‘llKKIOl. ~ .
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
Qultmer & Guilty. i’rope.
-.. Whom“. M... . 1..-. ...~.........w.-.«
trntion. more ctt'ectuoliy organized.
more progressive, more soundly oco.
nomli-u l ‘.’
There might be lone politics mixed
in it. but we full to see where the
economy comes in he the commission
does “but it plonucu dud oxpoudu wind
it pleases.
I‘lecidetily~-Yee.
I have been somewhat disappointed
no tar. but feel confident that in limo
ill-tier results will follow.
in every why.
You, sir. Before there were too
runny cooks. and many nooks destroy
the soup.
One unswereilwi'os. ,
\‘l. (a). What per cent. of voters
in required to train a recoil, and is it
ellectlvc‘.’
Twenty-live per cent. 1
been howled bore.
'i‘ivcnty-tlvc per cent.
been invoked.
Twenty-live per cent.. we are told
but thr- rct'uli in nothing but a bluff.
lies not been used here yet: and cr-
erybody known that ii wimlii bc on
expensive experiment.
’l‘wo did not know.
ewcr.
(bi. Are the public ulilliicn wur
tor. gas and electric lighting liltilllkv
owned by llic city, and are. they in-
ventorled imuiinlly. and u lltlllilit‘t‘l
nhcot published. an in the content or
corporntloun owning atu'b pluntu'.’
Witter works. have always been own
oil by this city, while pun, electric and
have under the
old and new plan paid :3 per cent.
of their gross burnings.
Witter plant owned by city and voti
successfully managed. Shows a moth
every year. All privately owned cor-
butt norcr
lino nowr
tine did not on»
pornllons must pay 3 per cent. of
gross cartridge to city.
\Vuicr plant owned by the city.
Annual statement is publiehod; thi-
service is drum-lean. "
Only water In owned by city. The
water works are Incntorlod. I think.
annually.
Water is owned by city. Gas and
electric. plunt under privnote owner»
ship very unpopular.
SOUX CITY
Some Futurn or Government
A nonpartisan primary is held two
woke before election. Anyone can
become a candidate in the primer)
for either mayor or councilman, by
filing. iii days before the primary. a
petition with tho signatures of 2!.
voters. 'l‘botwo getting the highest
votes for mayor in the primary be-
in the
election; the eight getting the IIlKlmII
votes for councilmen In the primary
become candidates for counciimen in
the election. _
The five members of the commie.
uion are elected the but Mondly in
Mitrch and the term» not all expire twu
years thereafter. Piuroilty vote rules
in the election. One the ballotaln
both“ the primer and the election tho
Three members or the communion
constitute a quorum tor the trnneac.
tlon at business. it taken a maiorit)‘
vote oil the entire communion to plan
819er
n ., lit“!!!- . n‘ I:
rice-president . «
lireeldeii at the niayvr‘ii absence.
[inch month the commission mnet
ltemiaed ntittemeut of receipts and ex-
pendttuiee end a eliiniriary or the pro.
oeediuga for the month. Each newe-
papor in. the city in to be provided
with thin report; null pnmpulete are to
no available for all citimne. At the
cod oi’ each year the year’s luminous In
to be given to the public in the ennui
convenient term. "
All the city oiliizou outside the corn-
inih on Itecll’ are tilled by appointment
by t e coiumiunion. This includes holl-
cltor, iieneeuor, trouuurer, clerk, nudi-
tor. enginucr, phyniclun. murebul lll'il
clilri’. maker mentor unil police judge.
A civil service commieelon in to be
illilli‘lllllt’ttl. which will hold examina-
ilolitl for department. loromonulilpe.
uppet-intoniioucios, etc.
No city olllriui run be interested in
ling. contract or job in which the city in
liitcrcutcd. nor roll llt‘ be interested in
our contract or Job in which it public
service corporation In Interested: nor
tan a city tilllt'lill acrpi any pone iron
aorrlce or furor from any public act‘-
vlro (‘lllllllllllillilIL "*Nlll‘Wli'll lliiilotlu.
u. . .. ....-...........N
OLD SWEETHEAfi-TS T0 WED.
Roll. 6. W. Peterson Wiii Marry; Mre.
Beardsley Alter 50 Years‘ Separation.
NEW Ytliili, Mort-h MAIIPI‘ u
prelim-mint} of hourly lift)" jt'i'arii, tllt'
lter. (loot-nu \l’, l‘i‘lt‘l‘iioll. till yours old.
of Bridgeport. will be. married on next
'l‘uouiliiy evening in tho iovoctllciiri ol
hie boyhood ilui'u. hire. Adoldlilc l‘.
Beardsley. him till yours old, of L'lje
Winthrop utrcch l“lllllllltlll. ’l‘hc roiir
inc. \i‘cili‘ilul; wan lo-pl rtor‘l't‘l uuiil
rt’llill\(‘fi dinouvormt Wmlucudoy that :i
licvnuit Imil born obitllilf‘il. "
Mrs. licurduli-v \vnu born in lirlilg‘o
borl 'l'hi- l’i‘lt'd'l‘llll‘i livi'd next door.
lit-lug ol‘ llii! noun.- one the children
become tum t'rlt-uiiu and many it
tour wan .zliI-ii when Illt‘ now hire?
Ilouriieioy IIlU\'t‘il to .ww Yuri: with
27 .
iii~r lilllli‘l't! itililll}. Slit: won limit
ix. ,‘tlr. Petr-moi rtiiilli‘il for iii!"
Inliiisn'y null hilt-r boiuc: ordained
lilill‘i‘lt‘il to llildhopm'i. liiti old lrlclld
hwurliu: llilllllll‘l of him dot-idmi iholi
lilit' one bill a childhood dream and
it was not long iii-"org uliv lli‘i‘iillll’
.lre. lliilll'tlSll‘} li‘ur llt‘fll‘l‘l’ lift}; your»
iwlilti-r board from the other.
ibii'iut: lllt‘ recent t"liupinuii~,-\iota
lllltli‘l‘ i‘otluil owrclwe. Mr. l’t‘loi‘nob
come to the cm (in ’i‘uoaduy ninbt
lllt‘ Lollivu‘ Aid Society of HIV Folli-
inurr Sil‘i‘t’l M. ii. t‘lturrh nave u re-
Militia" in tumor or hire. livarduloy.
lll‘lil‘lllll of lblk‘ blr. l’i'ioruon “Hi‘llll‘
<1! The old time sweethearts met.
\li appointment was .lliltl" lor \Vllll'
iii-eddy.- iuornimr and n mnrrlurte lit
wow oittoinml. Mr. l’ctcrxou thou
Wi‘lll back to Bridgeport to prepare
lor his marriage.
lira. lieurilaloy'a former
(llt'll four wore ago. Rho has two
sons and n daughter. all of whom
nru married. Mr. l’cioreon also bun
two none and a daughter In Bridle"
port.
The marriage this week will be a
email nifair. attended only by tho tutu-
llli-A. it will take place oi the home
of hire. Utinrdelio‘u daughter. Mrs.
Edwin W. liiiliols, iii; .‘tiurlborough
litlllll. l-‘lutbuuli.
W...“ o 4W.M.-
PRAYER FOR THE NEWSPAPERS.
Chaplain Sexton. of the mate ecnuio.
odorod the following prayer for tho
newepniwrs the other day
"Almighty and gruvloite God. Who
hunt. favored our‘ land by entrain;
knowledge to run to and fro: We be-
flw‘t'li Thee to strengthen our public
prone in all things that loud to the our
ilglucumcnt and betterment of the poo-
plo. Sure our public journlllo from low
muudurde, tmicbinx morale and nor
eruuwut. Deliver them from animation
alletu. untruthfulm-ue. malice. dishon-
est political measures. ipernonni ut-
tnckn and the parade oi" the details or
crime and rice. Make iiiciu ilio inutru
mouth or good and the defenders of
Justice. merry and truth. May they
roupect morality and honor religion.
no that window and knowledge they be
come the stability of our limos:
through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen."
.mm.
huebund
MITCHELL LEAVE! ESTATE TO
FQMILV.
NEW BRITAIN. March 27.»Tho will
or the late Hon. Charles 1‘. Mitchell
was tiled in the probate court today.
Mrs. Mitchell and her three none, Rob:
on (1.. Cknrlee ll.. and, (lemon H. Mit~
cheii receive the bulk or the estate.
Two public requests are mode in the
will. (in the denth of hire. Mitchell
abolish in pamphlet form a detailed
. W V°rk“Mon
‘ tent Immune...
The following letter, which will be
at interest to the but trade. altliouish.
so for its concern. itn writer In not well
known in‘the: li‘fldEfWIIB published in
New York recently and created t-onsld»
arable comment: ,
“To the Hot. Jobbern of tho [lulled
Sluice: ‘
"The time baa arrived when home
action mnet be taken in regard to noun
mission bounce and factories selling to
the Jobbore tiret, and then going out
and selling that joblmr'e rotuil trnde.
We find the moat prominent commie
niou llOlilltin and factories putting
drummers out. quietly to capture the
drill class accounts, leaving the poor
lltli'ere to the local jobbcre. We find
sending out true drummers and
making a trip himself to viuli the re—
lnll trade. . ....... hue Just put on it
man to handle. the saun- trade. .. . . . . .
are opcmly Hi‘llllli; every retail house
they can pooaiblv pick up. Probably
one of the worst offenders being the
tangent; and boring the most varied
line of goods is .. When a to
tailor note in there ho run fill up from
the bottom of the lini- lo the top. Now,
according to their homer opinion. they
lire not. to bionic. on tiim claim the join.
her does not protect limin. he. buying
i’rer-ly from such bounce on Love). of
Baltimore. Vundcrhool. of New York.
and llrmh tbnt. make no pretense of
protecting the Jobber. There may be
some reunion in thitl. ii in up to tho
but iobbere oi St. [Jyoti-l, and (Tilli‘ilitfl
to change this. if they think it. In
worth changing. This Iiilliti be taken
p some time had the soont'l‘ tho but.
lcr. Whiti- It in the opinion or the
three leading bounce in New York that
the jobber}: day it; over and that to
make money the munuturiurcr hoe to
sell his icooile dimer to the retail
trade, it in not tho. opinion ot’ all the
trade. li’ i-lt‘. Louie would uturi on on
Rfifllllillfin In combat thin m‘il it would
havo lllt" i'thpiu‘ntimi oi‘ all the jobbors
in the United Statue. New York nhould
be the ltcudtpmrtoi'a oi‘eucli an urgent
tuition, but the but joblwrn or New
York, are about as much alive on
unukoa in wiittur \rlilt llw llit‘l‘lllillllt“
Itil‘ ut itl dot-trove below. Yet it Hutu“
body ulnrtod the fire the} ininhl than
out and join in the movement. It in up
it
......
to you. What are you doing in do
itboui lt'.’
“THOMAS M. \‘.\l’tili.v\.\'."
tit lllt.‘ ull’uire of the lmou, li-Vlzon-
atoln Fit. New York, In which there i:‘~i
counldernble lllltfl‘t‘fltwlll'ld‘, the Daily
'I‘riiilo Ilorol'd. Now t rh. unye:
Moat oi‘ the creditor: of this icon
littlzoi‘tnleiu (.‘o. liflvipailit‘il it (“it'll or
trust. turulni.v the 11“.»? oi.’ the coir
corn over to it com HUN" of three to
act as truetooo, liq" _ til» the busi-
ucaa and distribute the. procwdn pro
ruin among t‘l‘odiiorn. .\ll cmdltora
have not yet been approached on tho
propoxitlou, but will hr 906". I’rucil-
irally all the larger creditors, including
all or those in Imnburv, Conn" have
eimtod the agreement.
The llnbtlitiea total pundit, it in said.
correlation of 312.0th to Louis Aucrbnch
nod 36.0“!) to the Juliet-non bank for
iborrowod money. and the mat. for mer-
oltnndiso. while the dearth are pincod
nt littoral. made up of outstanding no
mounts, $19,221; merchandise. Ilm‘ntoi‘v
led at “7.229; unexpired lunuruuco.
$200: cash. Still. and machinery and
tortures. stint'i. The outstanding or-
;counta and merchandise are sold to In“
lworih the mine pui oa'ihom.
‘ At a hamlet-once til blob more than
hull of the Indebtmlooeu“was rciiroeour
ed. the plan or turning the buelnoee
lover to creditors for the benefit one
idol-bled upon on being tor the bani in,
Heroin. of creditors. and [auto Ailer‘
lilti‘lt. or this city: Ultimo» H. Pain. of
Am i’eix HM (30.. and John it. Web
lilieunen, or the \t'ultlinnecn lint 00..
ktbe latter two of liniiiiury, Conn. were
grouped to him“! on the committee. The
gttommittoo in now lit chemo o! the butt.
,inrue and running it. It was explained
ithni them is raw material and south
sin proceed at muuiunctnre on hand to
’the amount, of ultimo. and that their
manufacture is decidedly to the bolt
interests of creditors.
Milton Dnmmann. an attorney of 141
Broadway, who is acting for the com»
inlitoe. stated thui creditor: represent-
lns till per cent. oi the entire Indebted-
ness have alerted the deed of tract.
which III not. binding union all highe-
tnrou are demo-ed.
The concern is t-illlil to have loll eon-
elderahlo 'inouey in the last otrlke in
the hut trade, and hi sold by some to
have never recovered treat the blow
buttered at that time”
This balloon: wnii brlylnelly started
by Henry Pollack and goon ll. helper)»
to! beam to tirin- I
the cum o! 36.0th lit to be paid to the stein. nil Pollack it "Reilenotoin. a
First liloeloniunticni society or New intimber or yearn axe. npd‘in 1908 Holt
unwound“. The vote at any noun;
Britain. nuil- u like mu to be given to leue‘ieiu bought out the lnteroet or not.
the Young Merrie curletino “Modem innit and incorporntcd it under the one
. v
.» we...
on rails" sunrise ‘ceroiui in
Their Selection at Begu-
. iative Medicine
We have a note, dommdnble and alv
together lilcitl remedy that In particu-
larly adapted to the requirements 0!
ioped people and imreoun of wenkconv
atltutlone who Hiilfel‘Jl'ortl constipa-
tion or other bowel disorders. We are
no certain that it will relieve the!»
tlou in every particular that we otter
it with our aeremml guarantee that it
eliiill coat the user nothing if it tulle
to substantiate our claims. This rem.
rdy Iii called lioxnll Orderlloe.
healing. etr’engthoning, tonic and regu-
lailve action upon the bowels. ’l‘hey
rciuovo all irritation, dryneee. sore
noon and weiiltnoen. They restore title
bowels and associate organs to more
vigorous and healthy activity. They
are eaten like candy. may be taken at
any time without inconvenience. do
not cnuue any grilling. unused. diarr—
complnzlnt‘e and give nbnoluio satiation-l
'ltexiiii ()rderliee have n loathing.
wwRM M! l) EWNQMI‘ZINQ
W ‘
vFltty Tratnmon Laid
Line pivlelou. . °
1 The New Haven railrondlhuil laid
3 of! tiny men from among its trainmen
on the libero Line divieion alone. it
we» stated last night. These men
cover what be known all the
ilint” in this clone of service. and are
dlnpoaed of because there in no work
for them. '
On other divieione it we» stated
that the layoffs had been equally im-
portant proportionately. but
volving euch ti large number of men,
become the Shore Line divinion in the
largeet on the mud. covering all or
the trackone from Midway went to the
l
Harlem river and up the > Valley. the ‘
Hartford. the ilerkehiro and the other
western diviaione in the-state.
This move. it war. «titted last night,
was a part or the general plan or the
New Haven road to economize, and.
while the laying oti’ oi the trainmon
has nothing lode with the cutting
down of the. shop hands. it gives
evidence that it will be‘cnrrted into
all of the operating departments or the
road wherever there are extra lists.
Instead of putting on the extra men.
. . the road will make use 0! lie re u~
llioca, excessive. looncncue, flatulence 1.”. employee, paying them for m 1.,
Price 25" little if necessary. Itcductiona
l or other dinniiroonbln client.
rand 100. Sold only at our clove-The
altoxali Store.
Quittner & Cnnty, Props.
sent style. 'Reizennieln wna proaldent,
and Joseph A. lininntunn. secretary.
llceldo tho. oillccrn Selina ll. Roizclr
utoin wan a director.
DISCUSSED FARM TOPICS.
Pomologicei Society Holds an» Ali-Day
Meeting in New Canaan.
(in the invitation of New Canaan
Grunge. No. SN. and Iiippowum
ilrtlnne.) No. Min. or Stamford. the
t‘oiinoi'tlcut l‘otuiiiooicni Society hold
up :iii-duy lmailtiltc in Raymond‘s Hull,
filnin sil'mlb New tfaunuu. Thursday.
'i‘hu meeting war. tor dlecuaeion oi
immoral farm topics. by. experienced
and up-io-dntr apcukere. The program
oprnod ht itl21ttl with on address. of
welcoirio by it. A. .lonou. master at the
New (‘nunun ilrnngc. 'I‘ble wart {i‘illow-«
rd by on uddroun. "How to lli-li‘lulut
lion ot' it‘lnv Fruit." by it. A.
manager of the (‘onvorac [arm in
Greenwich. Then came an informal
illumination. after which there vane u
rocoeu. lunch being curved by the New
(“billion iii-antic, in the afternoon soa-
riuu. ibt-ro Willi n lintluiutc uddrcfiu
on "l’rurtlchi Hints on Sprayinn," by
A. 'l‘. llt'ni‘), or Wolliitgtord; on not
drone on “Modern Methods in the
Poultry liuniuouu." by R. V. Smith, of.
l\'liliunton, secretary at the I‘OIliltu-ll~
cot i-‘oullry Adbtltlltililil, and number
on "l’roi‘itublo Management of tho
Dairy Herd," by A. J I‘lerponi. or
li'iitcrhury. The coinmitteea to charge
of the uflnlr were he follows:
‘tlrauncem ii. A. St. John. I“. N. lion
ton, Stephen Heath. :5. ll. Tattle, New
Column; Cyrus Series, It). 3. iioyt.
itippownrn.
Pomologlcnl Society—~13} Rogers.
president. SOIIIIlltilTlml; it. C. (‘. Miles.
oil-Proton: Milford; (l. A. "row, vice:
president; Orrin Gilbert. trouuorer. ‘
a.“
lircw.
NO LONGER IN TWO STATES.
House: That Straddied the Boundary
Line Between Mnncbueette and
Connecticut.
WINSTED, Murrh .“'"i“0 longer
can those who stop in on old house on
(‘ooper lvllli owned by Mrs. Parke. of
(‘nnnnn claim the distinction of sleep
log with {heir heads in Massachusetts
and their lost in Connemicut. or vice
27
not old traditions. and altered state
citizenship. The new boundary pin-
cce the Parke house wholly in Mnem-
chueetta. «. ,.
At Clayton. bloom, a similar trons-
torrnatlon has been wrought. The
old tavern tor neuurhtloue was eup-
poeed to stand immediately on the
lute line. and lie old~tirne tavern pro-
prietoru. it was piloted. were then
able to evade the minione or the IIW
their llqu r form one able at the bar-
room to t 0 other. neocoeelon might.
arise. it is new forced to cloud whol-
ly in the Buy etnte.
m
ADV! ‘I‘IOIDV LITTIRS.
a..."—
Beiow in a list or lotion metallic
‘ uncalled tor at the intimate. poet oili-
m for the current m.
Norwalk.
hire. live Brown.
Mr. Thou. Moran. '
The Billie Mbtglutuflug Go.
. . fl. ADAMS. P. M.
'l‘ho (lili'tord l’hnrmacy,‘
ill!" (lid Apple t’lrcllord tor the l’rodiii-V
verse. Recent eurreyo. reestablish»
inn the Connecticut etuie line have up .
or both etnteti by aimply tmndtortnd‘
will
be active In the eupply department in
improvements not under contract or
not arranged for. and especially in
truck tot-con. iit which, owing. to the
good condition of the property. it. is
felt that reductionu can be made with
out injury. ‘ .
ll. was said inst. night that the tar-
otiri would be moist neverer felt in
New Haven. nt Bridgeport, Weetlield.
Northampton, Hartford, New London
«and Providence. .
l In a general way it has stated that
the lewd had come about through
lthe failing of! in the i’relgbt business
501' the road.
“fl..._...-.._ . ._._._ u.
w“... _.___._.
‘ WITH THE STATE GECFLETARY.
‘ Documents as follows were died to.
’ day in the olilce oi‘ the etnte secretory:
i Certificate of incorporation or the
.l. A. Birge company, of antington.
The company will deal in coal, wood.
lumber. tiny and grain. The capital
in mono; and business will he started
with that amount. The incorporntore
are John: A. Dirge. George S. and
James I». Webster. -
Certificate or increase of capital
mock of the Stiutard Manufacturing
coauthor, of Bridgeport, from 850,000
to ermine.
t‘crtltlticete or organization oi“ the
(I. K. laundry company. of Bridgeport.
The officers tire: President. Albert G.
Burrow; treasurer, .lnmcs McKee; ecc-
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For once Dame Fashion has had a
kindly thought for the slant: there are
no better lines than the kimono sleeve
and nurpiice waist oilert.
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There was :1 time when
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The Connecticut Baptist Convention,
the general advisory body of the Bap~
tist religious denomination. in the
state. has tiled a petition with the
euperior court asking that the Baptist
society in Newtown. Zoar parish, be
terminated and its affairs wound up.
The petition is drawn up by Judge
E. K. Nicholson. and is signed by
State's Attorney Stile: Judson. The
reason tor the winding up of the of-
Inirs of the Newtown Baptist society
in that it has failed {or two years or
more to hold religious services and to
keep up its organization. it is an in-
eorpornted body.
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