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‘ ‘Sun rises 6:36; acts 4:38.
0” WOII LOG”, NO. 103, P. and A. M.
Itii‘aC‘iPd to tho town. scouts
one. and one
‘Wi’ll adopt, and pllt into opcrailon. till
l_ Telegraph.
_. all the pretty girls has been complain-
.slata. died this morning of pneumonia.
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9 Jim Golden... Editor uld
Forum 2
‘ i‘fiIDAY. NCV. io, :91:
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iHigh tide 2:02 a. m.; 2:23 p. m.
SOCIETY NOTICES
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MAIONIO DIMOTORV.
fleets iu Masonic Building. South
Main street. hit and lid Tuesday oi
each month—July and August oa-
oeptod—ai. ‘8 o'clock. All . Master
Masons cordially invited. Reed
H. Flynn. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Bee.
lutisr Chapter. NO. as. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Iain street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—nit 8 o‘clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
' ROBERT M. wu.cox. Sec)".
IERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
ERB’ ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
. PHONE CALLS
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pro—Branch Office, Norwalls
I90 ——Editor's Residence
729-5—City Editor’s Resxdence
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FACTORY ROOM lN STOCK.
The plan now boing pushed ill
Hartford of tho city building. owning
and lxmupying an cxhibition building.
like tho present Underwood typo-
writcr factory. iii which industrial 9x3
positions could be bold till such tlmo
”‘iuumruaslamausc son
. TOMORR -
as the city might have a chance to
sell out to scam now industry al-l
it gllod‘
that. Norwnlh llliitill‘
this plan, as now talked about in]
Hartford. the Times of that city says: i
The organizers or tho l‘luiorwood‘
'l‘ypewrlting company dosirod to come
to Hartford bocauso thoy could rrcad~
ily tind hora lhc workers they ro-
qulrcd. hilt 'illt‘)’ also needed a inc-
liory building rondy for their occu-It
pnncy, and it is cortnln that othor‘
industries will come here. provided
the same incilltlca arc available at
the right lnolnont. 'l‘horol‘oro. llart~
lord should always harc an nblln~
(tout-c of uploaduio factory roolni
wtlllng for such ('tlillt‘i‘rl. '
We trust there will be no delay
in carrying out tho plan which has.
been formulated by n cmnmilloc of;
the Hartford chambl-r of conlmorco. i
it. ought to bo much casino now
to Bet‘ill'u “‘iiliii‘U‘l‘ amount of capi-.
tut may ho nocdod for tho constrain}
lion oi the proposcd factory bulld-
lng on Hawthorn slrool than it was?
tWPnly yours ago to obtain the Stud—i
000 which was thou cxpondod for;
the strut-lure on Capitol nronno. I
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RIGHT TO THE POiNT.
’i‘hl- slutolnont ol’ a rclurmor that;
there should ho a supcrvizioli of tho:
llllo, rich of liouton as well as oi’ the!
itilo poor may not bo nl'cut'nlo iilli. it
i
Baillie-eta IllihHiiiliilit‘fl oi‘ ti wry nttrac-i
Uvo jolt. » Now Yol‘ki. World. I
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big roainurnul ill Broadway. New
York. Woulorn oditoru will be nhlo lo
toil you right away what will bo the
l'hlcl’ dish on Illl' bill of t‘nro.~--lloston
(Hobo.
Now that iloslonluns d’ro to open ui
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lloilur tilt! is Mil-ring 'l‘ho Common-
t-r (‘oudonuod at tho uyulliollc price
of thirty coutt: n roluma. vvvvv Now Yorit
Hun.
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A. .l. tlroxol llldtill- in inviting tho
I’hlladclphiu cit-ruylnnn to wlinonu pri-
Vutn boxing boots in not only dolili'.
flood missionary work. but he may do»
volop from unions the militant mutant
is prorniuinx whilo hopo, «Now i’orit
”Q..-
iinvld Hinrr .lnrllau talmu his place
In the lionorabio list of thoso authori-
tative spouttoru who record lhnir iulth
in Japan‘s ill-aroiul intentions toward
Is and tho rust of mankind-Bosion
Transcript.
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The navy needs 5,000 men. says Sec-
retary Mayor. A innit of partners {or
ad oi wherever the ships have been
in port.-Mortdcn Journal.
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Harvard took Princeton on for prnc»
title, it is understood. ‘ Harvard not
the practise.»»'tow Haven Register.
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PLAINHELD CONTRACTOR DIES.
lelNF‘liMfl, l'ov. ill.~t’illhert E.
fiends”. oi lilarit Hill. a contractor
vldsly known in this section oi the
Hg was 70 years old and leaves three
children -
the nears _ . ,
price, or
butter.
can reach it.
touch it.
Dillon &'
New Haven
It is not alOnc the
delicious fiaVOr, or
the absolute purity.
or the reasonable
weight, or the sani-
tary package that
have made Gold
Medal Creamery
Butter the popular
N e w E n g l a n d
It is the remarkable
combination of all
of these things.
Gold Medal Butter comes to
your table fresh, pure and
sweet—the perfect butter in
the perfect package. No odors
Today is a good day to taste
this pure, rich butter
Hartford Springfield Providence
the full
No hand I’can
Douglass
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ill-tilt lilii lull l
llllllllll ll liii
llillilli saltsi
Preliminary Statistics issued by.
the Bureau oi the Census ]
«mum—wow i
WASHINGTON. ll. (‘.. Nor. ltl.~~'i‘lle'
Director of tho (‘cnsue laultod loduy‘
a prolinilnury stntclncul oi lilo whilo:
and nogro population or (:olllillontul’
llnilod thtea. as shown by the re-
turns oi the 'l‘hlrtoontll Dooonniul
tinnitus. tnltcn as of April lb. liill).
According to tho roiurnu oi the
'l‘hirtooulh Conllill'i. tho population ot~
l-oullnonlul lluiiod Sintoul that is o'x-I
ciudlnur Alaska. l’orto Rico, and oth-
cr outlying poasoasiouu), which wailI
91.972.2th in mill. is subdivided as
to color. as follows: Wltlto. 81.732.-
till’i. or 88.9 lll'l‘ ccni.; ncaro, 9.828,-
21”. or 10.7 per cont.; all that pur-
sonu (ludianu. (.‘llinouu. Japanese.
eloi. 411.235, or 0.4 per cont.
At each succeeding Federal cousins
bore considered. the white population
liMi oonutltuiod a somewhat larger
percentage of the total population
with a corresponding decrease in the
percentage tor the negro population.
The) whites now constitute 88.9 per
cont. oi the total population. as com-
pared with 86.5 per cent. in 1880.
wiinreas. the neurons now constitute
only 10.7 per cent. of the total popu~
lution, as compared with 13.1 per
cent. in 1880.
However that may be. these com~
ptltutions show conclusively that the
higher rate at increase tor the white
population. as compared with the
negro during the period under re-
view. is not wholly due to the sheets
at immigration. The natural increase
whole noticeably greater than that of
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NEW TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERB.
Nineteen New instruments installed
Since Last issue oi the Directory.
ll‘oliowiin: is a list of now telephonoa
which have boon installed since tho
Issuing of tho Inst list. (‘ul this Hill
and paste in tho buclt of your lili‘t't'v
iory:
Subscriber. 'flel. No.
Mills Amelia ll. Iioors.
Strawbcrry lllll Al'o. ......... ilil-i
iidwlu Boone (‘41..
Ullfliiililii St. ................... till-i
Mary ll}. l-leood.
l (‘ilosiulll 8i. ............... ”Bil-ii.
Jon. I'Zrunoaltl.
it; Spring St. ................ tzzlu-u
italpli Fiesta.
ltrldao ill. ...... . ............ till.”
Edwin ll. Fox.
57 lluyview Arc.
Mrs. Aquilln (lmonwood.
.......123i-4
it Winii'cld nl. ............. ..:lt't.l
“'in. F. 8. iiacltutt.
203 East Ave. ...... ....Zili~b
Arthur St. John Hill.
ll Morgan Ave. 7. ..... ........lBl-l
Mrs. ll. V. Ilyuit.
7:! Fort St, ll]. N. ....... ...,.i227-2
Carrie 1.. Lockwood.
Slivormlne Ave” N.
Mrs. (l. W. Mills.
3MottAve. ....... ........iihi.:l
Miss Sun (5. Morollouss.
ldiMain lit.
Alice iii. Bullock.
18 Marvin at. .................1247
Warren W. Ethnicit,
ll lddilo Ave. ...............12i7-3
Louis (1. Sederstrom,
. .12034}
sins-ss702'12
34 1-2 Spring st. 1282-3
Alden Salmons.
Railroad Ave. .................11th
LeilaWeed.
ill li‘rnnltlin lit. 226
White Electric (30.,
87 Water 8t. 8423
"How did he not slant"
"By tooling the public."
“Oil. 1 thousht herniated to be a
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w you cum
ammunition wm Leave
.. Vacancy tor State Attorney
1 losses to Fill
WIWT. Nov. thawnh the
election or Clitord B. Wilson as mayor
two lively contests are now on for po-
that of coroner, the second that of
oily attorney. it is not too much to
‘ say that tller are close to a dozen can-
didates for each tuition and others
who would not. object to accepting Ill"
pointinents provided one were offered.
Wilson to Resign.
it is expected that Coroner Wilson
will resign before he takes the oath
of oitics tor mayor. which will‘piloir
ably be next Monday.
The appointment im- this poaltlon
will rest with the Judges oi the Sn-
preme and Superior courts upon the
recommendation of State‘s Attorney
Stiles Judson.
As a rule anybody who is recom-
mended is likely to he named. But
there are occasional exceptions.
Possible Candidates.
As it now stands the following
nalnod lawyers have been mentioned
as possible candidates: Judge Henry
t‘. Stcvonson. Judge Edward K. Nich-
olson. Judge Thomas C. Coughlin,
(‘harlos it}. \‘i‘illlnlnson. (‘harlcs ll.
Shapiro. liohorl (l. DeForost and Al-
oxandor L. Delaney.
No one has the slightest idoa who
will be insured. But several of tho
nhoro namcd candidates have irlonds
who are willing to push tiloir cinims’
whorl the proper time comes. ;
it anything. thcro is moro doslrc tot
till the oflicc or city ntimnoy than thci
other. Tho salary of tho iatlor t’ll~
lion has boon raised and is now most
dosirablo. to say nothing of tho ac~‘
unnintnnco and lunuonoo that pots
with it. This is ”so” runsidorcd to
bo of much value
interest in City Attorney.
’l‘hn inlorcsi in tho poasiblc up-
polnllncnt to tho oillcc of city attor-
uoy to snort-oil Thomas M, (‘uilinau is
koon. No onc imagines that Mr. t‘ul~
1 iinan villi bc so tortunato as to truth-
ior anotiior llopubllcau administration.
i A now man is to bc namod
‘ The Possibilities.
Among thoae who are thought
.llo ilhllt'r consideration url- .loiln ('i
lt‘halnborlnin. .ludgo Edward Ki
\‘Nia'iioison. i‘dilil S. llny, William ll:
illourdmau. .iuduc (‘ulri i-‘ostrw. .Iliillt‘s!
id, .\lnrr and John S. l’lllllllllll.
i Not lilo niiizhiosi intimation has
xboon girl-n out as to who is llkoly
it.) bo tho i‘orluuato person. iiut thov
iguosscrs intro boon busy and tho inn
,lorlly oi lholn oxpt‘oss the opinion
'lhat the conical is likely to simmer
,tiowu lo a Choice llctwoon ltonrdtnan
land l'ullniuu.
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it illiliiil
.Four Suspects Arrested tor the
Murder at Wits oi Aqueduct
Superintendent
Will'l‘lli l‘l.‘\iNB. N. Y.. Nov. iii, A
pmao oi uborliis. t'armora and luborora
on tho Now \‘urk aqueduct, rounded
up into youit'rtlny four ltallaus for tho
lnurdor yesterday morning oi airs.
lionry liull, tho young will» of a nun
orlnluudont oi tho aquodurt nuar York-
town. Mrs, Hall was attacked and rob-
‘ bod of $70 by sovrul lllt'l‘l who enters-d
lior liltio cottage nonr Yorktown.
wllilo llor husband was at work upon
the aqueduct, a mild and a ball away.
Silo was atubbod iwlro, ouo Wound
bolmr ucur lilo itoalri. 'l‘llo young
woman, a brtdu of but a low month».
was in dolicaliorhoalih and was in
the cars of Anna (lriiiln. a nurse. who
was also utlllollotl by tho lulrudors.
Miss (lrliiln was [which and klckod.
but ut‘ior tho, assailants had iiod iiili.‘
rw‘ororml sufficiently to run to tho
construction camp und’spresd tho
alarm. She told how tour ntrumw
mun burst into the cottage while Mr».
Hall was still shed, ovorpowerud Miss
(Minn by lticiul and blows, and loll
her in the kitchen undol‘ [mind or
one of the men while the other three
ailurkod Mrs. Hail. The helpless
nurso heard a cry irom the patient. a
lyrical soulltc and a lull. after which
the men all tied.
The uursn rushed to Mrs. Hall's
room to find the woman lying on the
.floor in 3 p001 oi blood. She was clad
only in a ninhiroho and the stab
wounds worn den and ugly. She was
Illieioss.
The tour suspects arrested yesterday
were hurristliy hrouaht to the jail
here in the sheriffs automobile. than
being tears of mob violence against
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. The iinltlo of Lexington. one of six historical pictures by Edward Penheld.
You can got the six pictures, in the original colors. size llxizlfg inches, by
sonding til cents to Hart Schaiiner 8: Marx, Chicago.
HEY “started something” at Lexington; and
they finished it, too; and a great finish it
was. ' We’ve started something here, also; a
strictly high grade clothing business with noth-
ing but good quality to offer; such quality in
clothes as
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Hart Schaffner 81 Marx
produce; nothing better in the world; and other merchandise
of similar excellence; and service in selling such as you want,
and ought to have.
We'll finish on that line.
Suits $18 and up.
Overcoats
$16.50 and up.
Other good makes as low as $10.
Rogers 81 Stevens
This store is the hmnc oi llarl Brilaliuor & Marx ("lollies
WIFE POISONING CASE.
Two Man Suspected oi the Crime in
Leeshuro. 0a.
llltll'ESiilYRG. (ion Nov. lll.-~Whllo
our man sits dejectedly in is coll wall.
iuu for a Jury to pronounce him guilty
or acquittal on the charge oi killing
his brilio. another prisonor awaits
homl'uily this same jury‘s action. llolh
than have boon accused oi killing the
same woman. if the husband, whose
ratio in now in tho bands of a Jury, in
acquitted. tho uorotid man. hill criti-
wlillo irlond. doubtless will burn to
l'm‘o trial.
Tito husband II Mortimer 8. Child
m. wllosu bride oi all months died of
uirychulna poisoning. The ottm pris-
oner is [lotion Kraut-iii”. who admitted
i‘hlldors' will) boioro hor marriage.
Chimera has boon on trial for the
last three days. His rust» wont to the
jury last night.
Mm. Chiltlsra took lilo, poison in
medicine. 'l‘ilsrr- was evidence against
both men, this authorities thought. Hui
Childm‘ case was taken up iirst. and
ho was quickly indicted. Nut to
Childm‘ cell to Kennedy imprisoned.
but the Grand Jury has not considered
his case yet.
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AN SONIA DIMOGHAT DEAD.
ANSONIA, Nov. law-Frederick (l.
Ware. treasurer oi the Democratic
town committee-tor the past ten years,
deputy registrar train the First Ward
for eight years and prominent in For-
asters at America amiss. died hens
last night. and infirm roars. Death
was ahead by souls indication. lie
was local misty of the interaction.
at hummus WI UM and sor-
erai-daiss Wills harbors
tits stats Wat ‘
MARYLANDWEBT VIRGINIA
IOUNDARV.
waaulxorox. Nor. lilxr-v'l‘hc com-‘
mission appointed by the Supreme
Court or the United States in um to'
with: lilo long drawn out conlruroruy
over the boundary bctwoen Maryland
work and unbmlttod its ropori to that
tribunal for final action. The roport.‘
of tho conlmluaiou is said iuwrl
Wont Virginia an hourly ovary point
and. should lilo Bupromo Court Mr:
provo at it, umuy.pcople who hurt“
boon voting and paying tutu-s in Mary-
land wlll iloooms ctliaens oi wast Vir»
slain. The controversy has boon
wagon for more than 200 years. and
involved about thirty-sis square miles
of land and tho clilssnship oi several
thousand peoplo. The question.
"What are the headwaters of the i’o«
tolnar river?" is at the bottom at tho
trouliis.
.
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TWO DUCK. KILLED.
Edward Whipple. oi the Wilton road.
who enjoys the distinction oi maid-
iup in the last holiss in the town of
Norwalk. reported to the aoioctmsn
yesterday that. dogs had itillsd two
of his duclu. Selectmen “trod Avi-
sou and Dog Warden Charles F. l’sae
wont to the house and conducted an
lurmtigallou. They found the carcass
at but one duck. but they will pay
his this one.
COMPLAIN or TROLLIV unwell.
HARTFORD. Nov. lo.*’-'A petition
was received today or the Public Uti-
lities'commlssion from residents at
some“. Muslims and Hmtdviilc.
complaining oi the trolley service in
lMORB WITNESSES lN QUlNN lN-
QUEST.
CHICAGO. Nov. lO.-Prcpured to
prosoat additional evidence against
Mrs. Jane Taylor Quinn, held on the
charge of being responsible for the
death oi her third husband. John
Quinn. the ioill'u arrun ed i r ~
and West Virginia has completed itniI ‘ 8 o the till
maniacs o-i amoral additional Williams-
as when the inquest over the body of
Quinn iu manual this attornoon.
John w. Taylor and other boarders
in tho Quinn housn. it is expected. will
ho called to giro their version oi the
niloolllui of the ouxlnuor. it is aliphat-
oli ubio that insurance: papers will be
iulrmiucod for the purpose of showing
that Mrs. Quinn miullt hum had a mo—
llvo in shooting bar huuhand
Mm Quinn spout lilo night in tho
luntron'a uuurtorn at tho Hyde Park
Station. Attorney humor Kirby. of
Jackson, Mich. who deiondod Mrs.
Quinn when she was Mrs. Thor-pa and
wna austm’iod of tho murder of lust
second husband, Warren Thorpo. at
Jackson, has arrived in Chicago and
will take charm of tho Misuse of the
around woman.
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still. VMMILYA ss'rraa.
CHICAGO. Nov. ion-wild“. Lotti“
Vermliya. who yesterday suffered a
collapse in tint county tall hats, whore
sits is hold on the charge of having
caused the death of Arthur mason-
ette by administering poison. was re-
ported as better today. Chemists
were still at work today on the viscera
or the exhumed boar of Richard Lt.
'iimith, and a report as to whether ar-
senic was found true expected own by
Coroner Holman. ' .
The woman who relies upon static.
mmmm tors politic
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