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» weenmero’n, so. 0., March 3.—
Elle distribution or the general pa-
,tronage pie in Connecticut under the
Democrateo administration will iii-oh-
nbly he” dffiermined upon. so far as
memhereb: the Democratic Congree»
clonal delegation are concerned, at a
meeting to behold in New Haven
l March 21. Thebeongresemen held a
protracted scallion in the ofllce or
Congressman Reilly, dean of the dole
gallon, yesterday but, according. to
Mr. Reilly, did not reach definite cen-
' 'oluaione undecided on the latter
1 manual ,
.' ’2‘ Plan of Divialon.
A plan in under consideration
whereby the statewide emces‘ shall
be divided among the live congres-
sional districts in the state and thul ,,
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‘ Romano; March s.~Jrne selec-
' tion on judge for the tederni court
.,. tor the District of Connecticut and
. Southern New York, to on the vacan-
oy caused, by the. death of Judge
«Plait, hu interacted Demwratic‘mem»
here on the General Moem'biy, -"ijhe
lineup of support for the several cane
didntes urgently understood. it “in
fluid. to he as follows: , ‘
For E. 5. Themes. Governor Bald-
win and Homer 8. Cummings; for
Mr. Noone. or Rockville. bloat-(lov-
erno'r Tingier. Chairman Forester oi
the ‘Stete Central Committe. Benetor
Landere and Congressman Malian; for
‘Mr. Bp‘ollacy, (longreeemnn Lonerxen:
Mr. Theme, 0! Waterbury, Gangrene»
men Kennedy.
it became known thin week that
Governor Inaldwin recently received
lrom then President Tait 11 letter in
behalf or former Congressmen Jnmell
Piaget for 9. Superior Court‘uppoi‘nt-
merit. Thin was before the name or
Mr. Enchantment-to the United Staten
flehutefiol‘ kindle oi the federal court
were
14 '5
(or thin district. , '
“nocturnal!!!” .» *
, » more" orrlcliilii
-* The Men'e motherhood. oi the
gown; Norwalk Congreudllonnlohurah, ~
hold the annual means last evening.
and a very arithmlaatic , session it
won, the epic d but tot-”the not
your being'ailhtin y the reading or
tile wool-tn
‘ we. a mini.» before afithihia
hill to
~proprlhtlona committee. , f
we lotion-in th‘eeuntreom, Preci-
llliunnhy, the nonunion
,1
occurred and, then it was no’guauel
the policemhn. ‘
f‘iPeil mellflout or the (lemma-Hotel
rushed o man Who wmo echntily ot~
tiredne to appear fhontlilée in his
scanty clothing. Never havingl ile-
lieved in~ gheetethe oiiioer'etarted in
rapid pursuit southward, Down Ren-
rond avenue, east. across MOnroe
street, and thence northerly along
South Main street flew the pursued
and pursuer. Near the, Washington
etreet bridge the policeioflicer ever-
took the object of, his chose. taking
him to the station. “He moved to he
Henry Carroll. on the verge 9f... 1
moms and he was attired‘oniy invhie
underclothing and n derby but. No
clothes he mine the ileettooted oilicer
a good race. Later clothes were-pro-
cured and Carroll recovered. fronf5hie
belief that someone was trying tilde
away with him. ‘
muchlueed Mahala.
oil the train 'hereitcr:
hie dare. Not long hits
in the atetionhouee;
with wail’clim-bing. but hie progress
on
up the smooth side or his couilnement
location was slow. and he noon we:
ensconed in the padded oeilL Dr. 1.
Milton Coburn recommended ‘t‘het'be
he sent to "the hospital and he in
there undergoing treatment this ai~
turnout.»
at new
~POLLEY'8’ omcmo collect...
Private teaching anytime. 'i‘el. 785—2.
a...
Villiiiiii consent .
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WASHINGTON. March 8.--Preiiident
Wilson yesterday begun conference:
with
some or - the lendera at
his party in mongrel». He
was in the . emotive oiiice
early and at once attacked the
Imus oi correupondence and hundred:
lit-letters that have reached the White
house during the that few days." il‘he
cabinet. ready for mother nyeoiai nee
Ilion. ‘vma prepared to ‘ conlieer
nomintnlenta ’otlhuronu hour. A 7 . ‘
The early White ‘iiolnle mum were
denature Culverron. oi Teller. and “Till-l
men, or mouth (mound; iormer nov-
eruor (Menu, or North Carolina; 'nnd’
Gunmen momma, urine Home lip-v
dent Wilton was to meet mrlell I",
no
‘entativaiil'itiihrliid
the, handout pout. h“
shoes or stockings covered hial'feet‘
and unhampered in any why by heavy?
m wanes. denied that row had and
ghetto
i millennium Lines of
. ‘ ‘Tdfiiiiiiiiilv Given
“a...
The moor the state
glte'ymond o! thury was on again in
the criminal guperior court yesterday
{and state's Attorney Stiles Judson
‘nn‘d Attorney ’Hoyard ‘W. Taplor. the
”latter connection the defendant, are
having their" daily verbal combat. At-
torney Tutor we: on his feet time
and min run ohiectione to Attorney
‘Judeonlrdue‘eticne to-neymond. ‘
l e Greene vina‘called upon to
nutrition 9i ruiinna enflobiee-
Me by the detendnnt’ai coun-
I ' ‘ ‘ ~i- . _ ‘
55.]: find ‘ Attorney ‘Taylorié ‘ numerous
tome oi Attorney.’.Judeon's directions.
M
lor uncut eoflngggt'tho‘jclodk in the
court refinished “111310 cull-Ii!!!
recees‘be token “this honor mind
the aluminum; hirsute ”gm
latterv‘nttorney. Judien Tb'dd ohm
Raymond ~nbont thi eh’irt thereunder
wan doelltred. a ‘ '. >
The trial bee been a long one be
ginningL last Tueilday; it in poulbio
um u em all into next week. who
defendant"- was on. the stand thin
morning and was nubieotod to a
lengthy cross examination by Attor-
ney Judson who insisted that the
court make Attorney Taylor retratn
from continually talking.
flickering Long Windod.
"Are you never going to atop tall:-
lmr?" was a queation frequently bred
nt‘theDnnbury barrister lip Attorney
‘Judeoor but Mr.“ Taylor would keep
on talking and finally any. "do on."
The objections by Attorney Taylor
came so (not and his arguments on
them were no lenttiiy that when the
witnoar wen united to anawerrhe had
forgotten the exact trend of the quail
lions and the utetefn‘ attorney himeli‘
did not-hove a clean knowledge of
them and Court stenoxrapher (loom
'9. Hawloy wan obliged to read them
from me notch to the tritium.
«.Tho atale'g Attorney mentioned the
ileum otteeyerel hon to thyme
and naked hint" they hadibeen‘nith
him‘ in dome millionaire in motility and
.i- '
in many 'lnlltanéearaid that he“
did.
not know them. ‘ l .
‘ mu ion: anemone; '
‘ 'tul'pl‘itepartyMWWW like
’ film”
noun 1
Richelieu, sun...” l.-
motionylo have the‘iur’ dia'charud .’
because of the 'mjudicinl honour: of
were denied by the iconic. on. don‘t ;
vs. Theodore “ V’
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dent.
mom. lint-oil ‘
mm day- or the ”Moduli-i;
duration; ll it mined um innate
Pmida'nt Meeker) l. lineal-o we
ntronuona‘tii‘em to incite anti-Amort-
monument throushout the Mb
lie. and in order. totem this Prey}
clonal Preeident fluoridemerolnent
iaooMideringtbe ad ,
lair-militia the oiilelnl talent-nine and
,lettera‘dinpatohed by the late preli-
Tho government, it in slid. may all.
to publish the order: given by Med-
, ore to General Huerta. then command»
or oi the federal forces. Time let
term-how, it is declared; that linden)
instructed General Huerta to me dy-
namilo (or the dillruction or the pub-r
lie and private buildings between the
National Palace and the Arsenal when 1
the latter place wan occupied
rebel. under Felix Din.
« Amoni the other order"; allotted to
halve been given by Harlem during
the dual momenta oi hia rule in one
in which it u add he directed the oi»
deer; or the Heniean mom. lyins
lathe Port ei’ Vern Cruu to tire upon
the American marine: at the vary with: mu m the _ ”an;
”moment then on ntlomnt should: in m. t y ‘
mm to loin! iorlm from the United
tit-leg war rennin. hayingi'no record
to crewman humane oi the Amer-
ican havnioomillildnri merely ”in,” .
tact Mignon. The execution ' of
been an order would have meant the.
, . anionic of the Mexican navel Meet.
“in dilute a‘haii irom the‘bnttleliiiip
delimit." then» lying only three hum
drtd yorgndl
usability or mix;
fill the
.iahi. would hove linens
We! each of the)!
W
W
J. . W“ . .
nun. who mac in bed. die jumped
'i‘he
martial“ 33*“ M)
iii litililliiiil .,
Jilin, took a sharp curve at
here mm
The wheels clipped the mile,
almost immediately mottled hunt
them again. The mom
loved the mad scramble for he doors.
They were given medical attendee and
'unt to their hernia.
The car will i alien extra. carrying
the young women and other- to. york.
.70 one“ on near. ,
The South Norm": Board oi Elec-
tricai“‘Commiceloneu held lte week-
ly meeting int evening and transact»
ed routine barium amour other
'inlnu. rm auxin Nor-walk Electric
Worn are expected to be entirely
joimor debt by tail. which is indeed
"lemon new ea itfirnarinl a. mat
hit ml achievement, bend-
”alley «idea. L’i‘he eommiulonm
world the emotion ‘ot holes
toneionoiiinan. . j .
end on-
wln or Muslim Oil‘flclAi.‘
‘ MUMIID.
rmnnm, ‘rmn. ill-rah Dialling
dame Bonnet. the wife of, the he»?
clan. trimmer, or (Jimmie at the . Port
tenant". in liliii‘dilmi‘i 'iut night
‘ y on calcium Persian. who ‘n‘lroen
v”, modem column n... ma
‘ millennium m ennui: name of»
inhibitor. when» their »mallunt ran
din: behind new «when underlie
a revolver into the honour
Ii'ililm will:
hard" Why are:
out
or can, hurried 1!“!le and in-
.yornen “row . m We. Mg”)
Pollen “o trolley. car bound for Water-
V' the
new;
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_mrmm. um tum you: it «when?
did no
men,
(my he: been done.
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oi herein. .
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fl.
the mom om.
eunuch:
illlllillmm
.nndiitbeykn
emu in due tell; a ”nun
work in ohnirmen dim eh
ment‘enmmittee. m the other ille'ln- were torn tweliridn it? iii
*' when? of the damnation it
“some Wilton. , Whittle
. lieelrer nod
., 25 Alarm. .
H? mm “‘ \
Mt S hum ' . .
Cream Tomato,,80up
, 9 . 5M!
. .Mlll Meme” ‘Plrlllrllme < ‘
('1‘ _‘ f1 Potatoen Parla'enuo I 'f
(flier; Queen Ohm Sweet Picklei
EtomnnPuhch "_
1 Roast Vermont Turkey
‘ , Cranberry Sauce‘
room Muted-thallium“ , .
wan-mammal». nu. .
bid 3. Roadie manned to are the " "
honored neat. which he filled very well.
‘ In his opening words he «welcomed
, the guests and membere' that ,v'vere
‘ present and introduced Dr. William J.
Tracey. «He spoke on the "Social Prob-
intuit; Credit in given to -'Dr. Tracey
; for no dilly handling the aobieet- be~'
‘ , “Willie churches
nonlinpfot'Yonnxjap," on. level
“we are here. whether-1t ‘Briialn. “ ,
William. ll m, l
alderman; are are here together-n
theniht thntthe' renew who liv-
hill! weed ed'ln Norwalh ought to stay here, be-
’ more there in no better
touts lie wondered, when he can the Amen
(inflow tins. it the men or the Nutmeg.‘
_ were; Club, or oth
thrown obent In confusion and thoeeietendc
hurt contained their injuries by being of the
trampled upon in the panic which fol-
er men. know iorlwhat it“
‘ ow. the cutter-inns
men before our timer. Mr.
Walsh spoke about the honesty of tbé
and what tho'iifaliot ntanda (on:
at the-vote at a town meeting.
rocks at the policy of honesty and
(tom. ”though some times it cost
everyone something. and our duty to'
our state, oumlvee end our country.
all to the right and the wrong then.
when it corner: to the pausing may
irom this world we can feel that enrJ
Dr. C. W. Many, one or the Nutmen witneuen
best friends, was called and mid thatjoonl in tho veenei‘e bonito
he had watched the program of theatre by spontaneous comb ion
Nutmeg club, ever attach it atarted.
never had the how started anything dynamite.
that they didn‘t 'tinilh. He we on“
he tell that he mu efiiutmoxor him, hull seriously crippled the one:
unit, and that it one the lining power tonne of the “unborn; “The;
M. J. liiordan wan introduced or on-
olhcr he» intend or the chili. Me 396in
, on the uncalled oi the club and in well
{Muir Vorlin mu called on end smile
or the revolution oi the dub
that h wand continue and 11mm.
'iienry Col'ebnrn "Willi nailed to will.
cumin urchin refilling! hard: about
a «l
. hell-WWW .
.. . Ind-Merino
lilllmom mlmlllmlm « .'
filth Mikhail” 1 '
PM! ’9.
and hoped
die for hill ’ or
'Wnlmmiln h .
“rec
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\
ileum?
its. ‘ U ,
Wand baa been received that!
"Federal lauthot'iiiee'et Walsh!!! 2 3
linonire into the serious demand M
inew tooliier Jason, which mean 1
anchomw
,i
Wl'nrl‘lm‘ll’“
the British‘oo'ncn
mom,"0uhen'mer;‘niao 'iil
intolboexploelon, with the ,
protecting the intoreota ot the . ‘
oi the killed and wounded and '
in report to the Britihh Adll'lir‘nity.‘
coroner of Minna. Amndot'eounty
atonoo empenel c any. auditbia‘
ably will complete the nunibe
entries to attempt the fixingi
ibeme tor the disaster. ututhol'ltiee ’
’have made a partial examination ‘
prone theopinion that the real “
He‘ at the explosion will never be do
mg‘iy learned, chiefly because the“
might give iuiormntion are amolfi
dead or are so curiously maimed?
injured they never will be in n k '
{to make a attainment reunrdinrth'o»
ioldoni. i“ -, “l
The general theory which? 7.
be borne onthy lhe‘lintement 24’?”
to the trqnedy la that; « *
o
and the dance were. com
mutilated:
The explorion FM no no we
inundation: or home at the h [vylj
‘in 'll‘orta Herrera. mutilated ‘
men were crooked; whiten“
gun- themaalvee «rundown
inn placea oi nteel irom the?
UM , , ,
Definite knowledge on to ill
« , lime still incline-nut theiii‘t
uniltien probably will iota
forty and ditty deed. and"
manyinore seriously "tiered .
milliliter. it lt'bfiiiifl‘flpli .:
mull», rive the day Many beaten in
g
no. em; the’u'ploiionynnd other» .3
«momenta tho the y
lhefirhatteree hull ot’tllclvmeh
tar ‘rnnmlxamlenmas
our of mi
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