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~ ‘ rilthHT TO THE POlN'l' as soon as he heard that a court had to her husband.-—Hsrtford Oenrant.
, interfered with the carmen's strike, he ~0—
ll has become quite a habit lately scmmed "Return to slavery." Noth- 9mm of the troubles of Up Star
with congressmen to write (applause)
in speeches they never deliver.—
Bridgeport Post.
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President Taft can see nothing
Wrong respecting Alaska mots.
Away back'govemmsnt ofllclsls could‘
use nothing wrong in railroad grants
across the country, but the crop o!
mlllionniren developed at that time
have left their marit legislatively and
the harvest is just now bolas reaped
in this country in the shape of the
biggest crop,of discord ever knows.»-
Middistown Penny Press.
-e—-—
An 'attempt to corner rice in Japan
and force up the price; by amounts
of (Jhicasoiwd Japanese, was recently-
fuslrated by a typhoon, which detach
ishsd the warehouse and destroyed
hull s milliorl dollars‘ worth 0! the
strain. it is vary lucity for Chicago
that' food stuff corners in that cltgan
not hmolten by typhoons. otherwise
the town might be wiped outhiddle-
town Sift.
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Arnsnilna, which once had the bi;-
csi boom on record, has now the
largest warship in the world. But the
business.-~New York
World.
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it is claimed adive institution is in
the Porcupine sold district. it it isn’t
true sum. neonatal will soon inner
potato him and begin will“ ten-cent
shareswtlrand Rapids Press.
l .
(lever-at men have been rotted on the
”MM lilyrull who never, report for
duty. This is fortunate for tile tarts
mm for it they did apart. a new
man would have to he build to billetsl
themiuflei'ibsa. ”usual
President MM had a hair-trim
sar mama within shot all steals} '
“ill?!” in the Des Ilium 90s., whsss,‘
in; of the kind. Merely compelled to
stop lighting and go back to work.
Since Gompers himself was punished
by a court. he has no use for them.-
has Anlelea Herald. .
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Footbail team candidates in Connec-
ticut are attaching themselves to
shovel [anus adn working on the reads
this fsll, getting into shape for the
sport. Always thought too much sur-
plus enersy was worked off in less
profitable ways each year when candi~
dates were rounding out for the one!»
in: names—North Adams Herald.
ltmstohsasnodasssttled
that the Lorine: investigation is to
be trodden on as to its heels by a
Stephenson...» investlsatlon. Mr. Ls
Matte sail slush tbefore he drew
pad the sublent) about the use or mon-
ey in meat Wisconsin politics to
whet public curiosity. Hts and col-
leuao’s tastinoaymit the patriarchal
lunberraen is allowed to tell his story
in his own way—Mill make unusually
inlet-saline Mdlns.-—iiartford Cour-
ant.
4...
A learned Brooklyn magistrate has
decided that a allow has a right to
hu¢_end hiss his best alri in a pub-
lic park. it he wants to. Most fellows
wouldnt wait to have a court pals on
their right in such cases~New Lon-
don 1hr
w.» '
'At‘ter. swallowlns the bluffs Wt
unset» psi'ssne we not at lbs sum
m M ii hair‘omd “to have
ousssesiateewtth a group of people
as lamb {broom with the opera-
tion ot'tb‘e’ less Journal.
“A“
A girl who. was merrily graduated
1 front a “corals law school with high
honors must est a (loaned to practicei
iii the slate tilts should get married
slid than she doubt lay down the law
clair, It is lastly tom on a poet when
btltioltepubllcan. w
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Chicago may best Pillsbury to the
baseball champiofiip. but the latter
town will hold the divorce champion
ship against, an sonata-Greed Rap-
9.
n+-
a college professor tells us that l)"
in: in boys is caused by "pure sentient,
excessive ima‘netion. nerVousness,
excitement or s misunderstood motive
0! heroism. " The aver-so person has
Imus no not» to the conclusion that
it is due to pure cuesadnus. "Wilkes
Barre Record.
The legislature gill consider the
matter of state tax neat week. The
.people will consider it at the polls
later on: but that's another story's—-
New Haven Union.
men
it is may believe the accdtlnts of
the disappearance of the Mona Lisa it
would seem that an ordinary American
shopliftor could easily go over to
Paris and walk at! with the Venus de
Milo-«Providence Tribune.
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Old Jimwlison will visit North Car
ollna in October. By that time the
Tar Heels will have indubltable proof
that the old man was born in their
‘ state.-Houston Post.
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The astonishing Isl. that American
callous men abroad are broke this sum»
msr wines by win from Cleveland.
When were they aver many other non:
ditlon twlioston 'l‘l'anscrlpt.
use...
Admiral Two's proposal of three
cheers for Admiral lactose» may be
taken as an indloatl n that admirale
the world over reset dampness as the
rest victor in the victoritms baht at
ilstitiego. mast-tissue oust: flair '9
his wife runs on with a use who can:
write better poetry—Scranton Tri-.
ids Tribune. *
1....5‘“. \‘l’
, ‘Mliwns
, . n he posit); inna-
quito all the- -,, it Coilettder' a
Point to Belle island. It is a war of
exterminatio it really looked to-
day si if tum wss about to be,
exterminated. The tulips who arecar-
ryinx the’war st extermination into
‘ the: swamps of tile enemy, had as on-
Mt lessen at film which was
snails an inhospitable place for the la—
petite. and where it has been plainly
new that there needn't be any also
Equitoes if the scientific? method of
drainage for what have been their
breeding places is applied thoroughly
and systematically. '
The army that is attacking the moa~
_ units according to approved scientillc
' methods in the territory east or Stam-
‘ ford is doing just about. the same sort
or work that was done at Shipper). and
is receiving aid and encouragement
from numerous people who own sum-
mer places on the Sound shore, and
who realise that their property would
bé worth a good deal more without
mosquitoes than with them.
Really. all it needs is for folks to
know that the mosquito can be banish-
ed. it isn't such a difficult mattersl
either, when folks who own shore
property join in the good work. It
may seem strange to hear that one of
the weapons turned asainst the mos-
quito in this war is the pen of a poet
who lives near the scene of the pres-
ent war that's going on t‘other side of
the Noroton river. The poems are do
lizhttul. and they slit tits patriotid
breasts of the man behind the guns in
the treat light. As one man said to
day:
is each little poem
They'll get what we owe ‘sln
Hind then watch the shooters take
flisht.
in marshes that grow 'eln
We'n getting to know ‘ora
And was isltant up on and nlsht.
The poems are appearing every day.
and are setting into print in Nora
walk and Stamford. Here is one:
The Rubslyset of Omseskester.
awake! for metals: in the Bowl of
Wei: .
Has down the Skeeter, his early inset
to set:
And Lo! the Hunter of the 7:20 Train
is doing his accustomed Sprint in pain
'«lirsamins when Dawn‘s left Hand was
in the Sky.
illeud a voice within the Marshes
"5'.
Afike. my little ones. and fill the Pool
logo". the Tides Manor in its Cup be
i ;‘ it".
l
Epic; the Freshness reviving the W rig
. slats Du in It».
g'l‘he Thoushtful Soul but dreaming of
’ his Tons of list.
turd the Noondsi iiesms assisting.
Countless Foot it) bring to Lila,
iThink ye‘ oi‘ the Saints and Sinners
, that have perished in the strife.
i sometimes lblnlt that Never blows
} so red
in. Nose, as where Borne Blasted
Skeeter tiled.
l'i‘hat every Hyacinth
'0."
tildes countless Electors to bite me.
assures
the Garden
‘ilow long. now lorll. in donuts Pur-
suit.
Stall we endure this Poe of Vile he
puts?
Better be merry with the Coin and the
Spade
The stiller will be Stunt; the Sinner
mute .
to! some we had, the name» oftas
Pest -
That raised such Willis unsightly on
our Breast
l Have drank their l'll' a Round or two
or tears
and sons the way of Millions, [one to
. that.
an! my Beloved. drain the Pool that
bears
Today the Pest. no (me other caries-v.
Tomorrow—Why, Tomorrow 1 may
be
Forever, from this cursed Pest set
free.
(tome. drain the Pools! and lathe and
of Opting
We'll have so more of this Damned
Awful Thins.
The gut of Me has but a little way
or
and Uni lie is already on the Whig.
on. come to the flushes. and leavg
“I. th
ads talus is We. the «in is nee.
tiara suite the Ancients. their lWords
' pet is Icorn,
The Pool dried forever. thy My
tiles. it.
Then leave the Wise to wants. and
with its
Sleek out the Pool, that thine own
. Eyes may “0: .
A “attitude at all, that We must hate
"itfimflltw Will“
rib Foe. in Vastly multiplyltts tit-asH m
o!
no mord.
Rest and quiet is ours, in the Elsi-dolls
by the Shore.
Ah! make the most of Days we yet.
they spend:
Before we too into the Dust descend; ‘
No more my Slap shall wake Thy
Sleepiagvepous's,
Ikeeteriess Nights.
Days, Sans End.
lEA'l'TlE Til mt srotl
. or sunntn
(Continued from First Page)
sad hkeetsrlese
examination, to be tollowed by a vigor-
ous crosoexuminntion. which it was
said possibly might continue into the
evening. Today, at any rate. the ‘tie-
tense was prepared to rest i case.
and to fortify itself over Sunday
against the forthcoming rebuttal of
the proaecutlon on Monday.
Upon the kind of story told by the
prisoner today inany things are de
pendent. ' it already has been demon-
strated by the defendant that the ac-
cused would cling minutely to his
story at the coroner's inquest concern-
ing the alleged highwayman and
would continue to discredit Paul Beat-
tie, both with respect to the purchase
of the fatal shotgun and the alleged
confession which Paul says he heard
from the line of the accused the night
after the tragedy. importance will so
tacit to the explanation of the prisoner
as to his relation with Beulah Bin-
ford. themslied “girl in the ease.
Beulah. mouth summoned by the
prosecution. was not put on the stand.
and if she goes on at all, it will he in
the rebotul. which is to besin Mon-
day. if the prisoner admits his reta-
tioaehtp with the sir! in the
same way he did at the coroner‘s in-
quest. the prosecution may not ask
theeirltotestify.asltieanopeaeeo
net that her numerou statements and
cashier about the case has demonstrat-
edeabothsidessoertainrisltlnal-
lowluaitertotakethestaad. ,
One report today was that the de-
fense night. before the trial was con»
eluded, point to"Beulah as an scone
sory before the fact. and the prosecu-
tion, it is understood. had been work
ing on information concerning a girl
Who is reported to have been told by
Beulah that she knew of the planning
of the murder.
Only is numbered... the testimony
of Paul Seattle, who says he carried
certain messages from Henry to Ben-
lah mat a few dun prior to the tour-
der, it is probable that. tbavMecution
will use her testimony: such coupon
ration will not be of minor importance»
as to! defense has by numerous .wit-
nesses ,tsstilied regarding the veracity
of Paul as to the points in his story.
The prosecution. however. stands
ready to support Paul's testimony, the
most vital assault on which was made
by the defines two days ago. when E.
H. Neblitt testified that he saw Paul
standing in a doorway with a gun at
the brides where he worked a day af~
tor Paul was supposed to have deliver-
ed the weapon to Henry. A man who
also saw Paul that day will testify for
the prosecutionflbst he saw Paul in‘
the same doorway. and that it was a
stick and not a sun which' be held.
Furthermore, the prosecution will ar-
toe that from the point in the road
when. Neblitt says he saw Paul a pass-
arby could not see the doorway on ac
count d as intervening wall near a
scalolslas. ~>
Court was not scheduled to reco-
veae today until it o'clock. as the tie-
positioaots sick witness was lobe
taken Irst. Mrs. K. C. Bteuear is the
witness sat site deltas that a tramp
wise came to her home Itted somewhat
the description of the alleged hiehway-
man.
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retina BOTTA RAILROAD ITA~
nous
The Lenin Valley Railroad has an-
is construction tam stations of ten-
rs sotta. They are at Meshouusu.
Fullerton and Consoles. it is proba-
ble that stations of the same material
will be put up at Transmittal-s and 1“
highton.
When the buildings are finished titer
MIWMWIMI u ants-l
form at hollow kas which are sev-
ered by plaster on the inside and stas-
ce on the outside. They have under-
[one severe lire tests sad are abso-
lutely fireproof. in addition. the “dead
air" spaces malts the blocks ileum
deplore of heat. so that“ the stations
are warm-r In winter tun! secret- is
summer than if they were arm. or
brisk.
'i'iis hellish valley will live about
tell” tetra outta stations when those
now sneer way are completed. ,Other
planes at which the refills!!! his and
this material are Cortland. lnterialen
Henson Falls. mettis. mien and
East Waverly. ?~
The policy of commands:
stations males not only for satiety than
permanence but for ms. The
price of lumber is so bias nowadays
that the m till‘lellm east at ill-e-
WW with
trains building is” more than counter-
. aevy partial Joy to come! ~-
and brine the Cash in Hand ‘and say
Mahatma-Mrs. ‘m'lflhlli'
iopsyinroaspalratrshberhom
it.” pdrthstvail
“Mon" Hub
Warrior Beets
Thishourfa-ssssiltduckllns;
man. We have loads a
Look
CONNIC‘flGUT LEAGUE
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Team Standing.
Woe last [0.
Bridgeport ...... . . .65 as .m
Springfield ...... ll. .6i ’11.”!
llprtford ........... Ci ft .805
New Haven» ...... “so 85 .il’e
New Britain ....... i9 58 * .458
Waterbury . ........ 42 67 .386
Way's m;
Bridgeport ii, New Havu i.
Hartford 2. Springfield 1.
Waterbury 5. New Britain 3.
NATIONAL LAAQUI.
Team halal.
- Won host RC.
New York ......... 7i it .627
Chicago . .......... 87 i4 .OM
Pillsbury ........... 'l'l " so .687
,Phiiadelphla . .‘ ..... M 54 .542
St. Louis .......... 61 55 .526
(‘lnclnnati ........ ”54 as .466
Brooklyn ........... 48 70 .39?
Emma ............. 3! 89 .258
Yesterdsr’a Resulh.
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New York 8, Philadelphia 2 (first
garnet; New York 2. Philadelphia 0
(second unmet.
Brooklyn 8. Boston 5 iiirst game);
Boston 4, Brooklyn 3 (second game).
Cincinnati 3 Pittsbm 2 (first
name); Plttsbura ti, Cincinnati i (sec
ond game).
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Philadelphia .....‘..7) is .653
Detroit ......... '. . .74 IS .607
New York .......... 84 50 ' 530
Baotou ............. 82 80 .508
Cleveland , ..... .....st so not
Chicano ....... 81 Cl .500
Washington ........lll 73 41.5
St. Louis ..........35 86 sex
Yeasfdars Rosalia.
suns-w... l‘ ‘
Philadelphia 1. Boston 0 (first
sense); Philadelphia 3, Boston 1 leec-
ond same)
Cleveland I. CW1.
New you: s. waist-stun a
INTI!" LIMA.
TOM” m
won was no.
Rochester ..........‘8'f is .060
Toronto ............Iii 50 .816
Battalions ...... 15 as .583:
Buffalo. ..... ...,.t.“ 62 .508
Moatssal ..........I2 66 AM
Jersey City ........5l 75 Add
Newark . . ...W .78 .383
Providepce........
. 44 I4 , .3“
VW'I ”ANNI-
Baltimore 4, Bulfalo 2.
1 Rochester 11, Jersey City S
. Montreal 18, Newarli ii.
Providencsé. Toronto 1.
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Tilt. seminal. Port vaearlou-
' lit”
ll of The Isatlrtsl leasing the
the seashore. mountains or
city
mlresortasrtornamnsaoassr
itssat direct-tam Mbynlii Ill!
”unease“
balances by saving in "pairs.
GM‘MPI It'lllle yousreabout
will“.
amhslim that the best- all-round
men's boots for over 50 years We know exactly
what you want, and you get it in our
“ ”Boston " Warrior Boom.
Trade-flask
It appears on all our boots
and shoes.
.siaetic, have intimated their wish to
strong, serviceable,
specialty oi fisher-
lor the Hub
OUFFRAGIBTS END MRNmRM-
ING IN LITCHFIELD COUNTY._
the Cause.
The woman outrage campaign
rinston at which the whole of nm‘
Pieraon' s regular forces were meant
The principal speaker on this occasion a
was Mrs. Iv‘iotenoe Kelley. whole sq
working girls and children. The choice
population of over 10 .000.
in; the month have been devoted not,
towns; for theirs ha. been a 9W“!
campaign slut literate will assist;
to secure the passage of a constitution-.
ai amendment through the lower
house of the leateisture they must win
the support of the representatives
from the country towns.
The Utchneld county campaign is
however only a preliminary skirmish
is the campaign which is planned”?
the Connecticut Woman Surface sew.
sociation for the next fifteen months.
Nora the next legislature is elected
in November. 1912 the advocates of
woman suffrage intend attache on ev-
ery one of Connecticut e eight counties.
The work in Litnhlisld county has cost
a little over 81.200 and oi this amount
various meetings. Over 8200 more was
cotributed by friends of the cause in
Litehleld county who were anxious
that the work should be carried out
and the remaining 8800 has been sub-
lar to $150 by members or the C. W.
B. A.
As a result of the meetings and of
the work done by’ the sultan cau-
nesrly' 1.000 lien and women
lined their names as believers in
at least two new issues is utchleid
county are to enlists with “estate '
association These are the Ravioli: '
A. ll. Stanton Taylor is president,
bees slplally send a number all
league. is perhaps the most sathu~ ‘
be charter nimhers when the W6
Magoo tor Equal buttress of (team
than makes it debut.
The absent use are not always for-
aottsh. Quits musntly they are roast-
ed.~—Puclt. '
Oar friend who is taking us for a
ride in his aeroplane startles as by
narrowly misses a man In the road. ,
”Why did yep do that?" we ask.
sails; him chuckle over the man's
it
one
peace. when". scootihl the 'msohlne
up. "its used to line are every landsy
so much to the cities as to the country '
Leaders Delighted With Progress 0" 7
in; f
Htchneld county came to an end on 1'
Thursday with a grand rally at Tor-l
well known for her efforts on behalf of“ ’
fell upon Torr-instep for the siosint.’
rally as the largest town in the county, 5
for Torrington is the only one of tbe'
Utchaeld county towns that it‘s a _
The efforts of the campaigners durs' ~
scribed in gifts varying from one dol- . '
W‘nOi‘l preliminary to the aeolian ‘
have -
sstal manage: me‘: and women all
“l.
Equalrraaehiseusaus. ofwalsaitrs.“ “
s lescue at Canaan which has not yea i" l ;
droppins a heavy wrench so that. it ,»
.mnuy lattice of them _
hu- fast dtivinz in my «lemma “
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resusfwhomiir. Alfredo'i‘ayler, Mar. ‘ ,
hand of the president of the Norwailsw‘ ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler