. ins a United States nations, live ‘
‘ “ all: ilamilion avenue. this city. its 5
- , has served one enlistlnnnt or three .
years in the army. the areatar part oi . '.
‘ which was in Honolulu. His mothel". , ‘
Airs. Mary liteuney.‘ said she had ex-
. ‘ posted him to arrive here sextant. \
mildly. Since he enlisted-his father
has died and the young man intends
to remain at home to support hill
widowed mother.
NVA'I‘ERBU ll Sept. 25. ~Ilr Wit.
lion; A. abolition was placed on trial , .
moieties? neurones. ruin-j and a ‘
Jury more criminal branch of the Prof mm“.
Superior court, charseci with abertlon.' no. gflny.
l’n harm. it“ “new! on March Ill Anatbor Doom similarly causes.
Mollhsflllllnalolialh
Pb Goodrich blend“ Company 1). Edward Joyner. Hartfordyv
Company E. Willem do. this
kuldsor; Company ll‘. Ephraim and
W
site no»... of allowing the licens-
PUTNAMJopi. lib—mic possibility
of agreement being: panelled in the
case of the state bank commissioners
against the closed Windham Count?
Savings Bank took definite form you “
terdsy afternoon When the Superior P
(‘ourt before which the witnesses were 1*
being heard. some in for the afternoon V
session a recess for an hour was fin» T
mediately taken. Judge. counsel for '
‘both sides, and the bank commissions I
behind ‘
The zenerni‘heilof was . -'
. 61‘s going into consultation
closed doors.
that the cmlenence would result in
an agreement.
Evidence tending to show that there -.
had been excmtve loans, contrary to
statute, a number of instances or sales .
vof property and mortgage for full or
‘ nearly full value, and acceptances org}
more than a thousand dollars deposits '
from all individual depositor in a
single year, was brought out at today‘s . ~
hearing before Judge Holcomb of the ‘1,
case of the state bank commissioners "
against the Windham County Savings
,l-lank. It was also brought out
7 ed sale of liquor within their bound-
arias will be voted on by fiftyaone
towns in this stare at the time elec-'
tions to be held the ill-st blood" in
Goober. This is somewhat less than
the number of bovine voting on the
liquor question in 1313. on the prop
; osltlon was considered lay-tile vote“
.1 of affirm“? «towns. last year.
’ Almost without exception it is the
m0
city
"'1 is New Haven. at few years ago it
m are at less
‘ rl.”-—lifrs.
Lampoon.
hrs onset the the ““95“” considered
“ill-E... d“
. . 10!! 8. 6th
by 10 «psi- oent. of the voters.
Besides New Haven, the following-
a e
“flyhnsbnnd is the '
alive to.
that ’
on various Occasions deposits had .
mi.” BL. Bumble. a. v.
“New I have antes
lldbggzal?’ the 4m
ton. Canaan. Cheshire, Chester, Corn-i
vwail Coventry. Cromwell Barton,I
East Granby. Ellington. Farmington.‘ '
”floral“! a criminal operation upon
the person of listen Johnson. atwen» cases of donsidarnble later-eat are in-
terms-Mold housemate. The airflcludsd in the unusually long docket
died at the Waterbury Hospital March of the criminal side of the Superior
11. and the day followins. litter the Court, for Mlddiesex county.
my. and been embalmsd. an autopsy
wonmertorm‘ed st Luony'g Morgue by
M. M, Scarbroua‘b, medical cousin-i
iner'of New Haven. assisted by Dr.
A. A. crane, medical examiner entitle
A microscopic examination of
m' smaller towns .Ol' the stalls that wllllcarmm parts of the internal organs
1,, consider the license question. The had been made by Prof c .l Bartlett
only large city that is voting this year of the Yale Medical School.
Considerable interest is evidently
“-3 “‘9 WWW ‘0 V0” “DOD “18 “- attached to the case for there were
wi‘th ”a“ some question in almost every town a number of well-known attorneys on
every year, as it required only a petl- hand a... well as several welhhnown
. “I... tion “3““ by "MW voters to line physicians and a half dozen women
in 1991m- Goodrich arrived in court only
however. the Legislature so modified with his wife, and shortly afterwards
tho law as to require a petition signed Coroner Eli Mix. of New Haven, apr
peered with his stenographer.
Among the witnesses heard durinz‘
3‘0"“ W1“ VOW Wen the question: the morning were Dr. Scarbrough and
pBal-khamsted, Bolton. Bristol. Burling-
opened for‘ the ‘Ss’ptemher term, Tues-
.was struclc by ‘Reynoldsf
MIDDLETOWN. Sept 35l-rF0ur'
which
day aftbrnoon, with Judge William H.
William. on the bench. Alden N. Rey-
noldsnof Essex. is charged with man-
slaughter la having caused the death
of a man in Clinton last summer, who
hate; Dr.
James T. Tanks, of Westbrook, medi-
cal practitioner there for years. is ‘
charged with performing an illegal
operation John J. Eagney, of Say»
brook faces charges of theft, violation“ Castes, New Britain
of the excise law and running an un-
licensed poolroom. Assessor ‘Ilorace burst. Hartford.
W. Hubbard. of Cramwell. is charged
with having accepted illegal tax lists Buckland, (Hartford.
WATERBURY, Sept 24.—-James 10.:
seph Kenney, formerly of the Fifth Charles Daniels, Windsor:
United States Cavalry, who was ar- B, Ed. G. Woodhouse. 'VVs’theraileld;
rested in Juarez, yesterday, for wear- Company C. C. H. Cooley. Hartford;
. . o I. ;
ehtyaiive veterans of the ’l‘iventy-sec
and (Regiment.
teers.,attended the anapnl reunion in
G.
served inilowius the business meeting.
Ten members were reported as having
died during the year. among them
001. Ellsworth N. Phelps. of Windsor.
The following owners were elected:
ford.
Buell Root, West Hartford.
hierardvllle; omrany (3.1“. E; finals
lags. Sumeld: Company 11. Chasing.
Similar. mflmville; Companyl, thins
thsniel Eons. Hartford; Coronary K.
IC. M Fomeroy. Thompsonvllle.
....._..,
MILITARY OFFICERB‘ TRAVELINW
EXPENSES GUT.
WASHINGTON. Sept. lid—«A and
blow to the traveling expense account
at American military more was do.
livered today by George E. .Downey
Comptroller of the Treasury. who d
cldsd that army unicorn when travela
lag without troops must pay for the
transportation of their personal has
gage out of the seven cents' lulled”
allowed by the government. The so
oisien. applicable alike to array, nay .
marine corps and revenue cutter is
vice. abolishes a lolly-enjoyed prlvi
legs. The only baggage the govern
most will pay for is teats. clothing.
utensils and other necessary military
accoutremepts.
SEVENTV-FIFTH REUNION.
METEOR!» gent. 26. without sev-
Connecticut Volun-
A. ‘R. Hall yesterday. [Dinner was
Presldenb—Dertt C. Skliton, Hart-
dl‘lrst Vice-Presidentwailtain E. B.
Second Vice-President—Judge John
ISecretary- Treasure: — Edwin Tol
Assistant Secretary-Mrs. G. P
Executive CommitteHoinpnny A,
Company
i
been made to the accounts'of private
depositors. this being done , it Was ,
claimed. to coverup the fact that I
““1088 private depositors had put in
more than the thousand dollars allow-
ed in a year by law.
Earl Young, the twenty four years 2
old treasurer, and President Painej
Wt re the only witnesses examined this
morning.
When Treasurer Young was asked
as to these transfers he said he could.
not account for them. He was asked}
lly Judge Holcomb if he knew of in-'
stances where such transfers had
been made. lie repliedthathe did.‘
ll was brought out that various er!
rors discovered by the bank examiners l common council
in the accounts had not been found all a "WNW” “mam“ the mayor
hy the bank officials because a trial to ”PM!“ a committee ‘0 09.3!" with
balance had never been taken. The the'Roclelle Water & Aqueduct Com-
llank was organized in.1864. “may ‘0 “99mm It the company a " '
President Paine testified that he had ‘ would sell out to the city oi Rockviile 3:3": “2111mm?” ‘3“ The "3‘ ‘
"me.- read the bank's charter He and at what price. The committee con ll 0'93 “if?” "ceme' "" “0' ‘
did not. know that there was a stipu- 513‘s 0' the following: Mayor L. T. titre“? 981°” 1912 th° respec'
.. Iatlon {n it against omclals have...“ Tlngier. City Attorney. John E Fish, 8 cures were and 87 The lflrg.
~ from the ‘bank . . .-_: ;Aldern1en Johli Flahetty and George 001 town voting.- in 1912 on the license
Temp“... 8.. .0 the 'morlliages helw' An'drewe, ahd Councilmen 'N 1““(1'12223; we; Stamford. wrhero ‘the
mud mos; of them “ere placed through Haynes anode: M. Wither. 1Tb: 120“: 'W on y E b 4: molar ty.
3 provmenc. no... oil also v to ma e app 01 n 0 " '
son was connected o with which his {the public utilities commission for an FOLEY“ HONEV AND TAR-
Asked as to a $26 000 loan which ’order requiring the Rockville G“ & l“The hauling demulcent qualities of
had been made through A. D. Stark~ Electric Company to reduce “'8 rates 0:8 oney and T” Compound are
weather. a .5" years old clerk Mr for gas and electricity not upliceted in any other medicine
Elaine sewn” not remember for T "- 3:952:83unf: arlffiergyafghimge
. . c e e
uhose benefit the loan had been made JURYMAN McA'rAESGESENSATIONAE {use to accept. it {m- lt can not produce .
~Bllioumr dinner? the healing and soothing effect 0!
gnu” Corn. 41th. 117
(latest o rose Glastonbury, Goshen, Griswold, Cw:
ton, Guillerd. lladdam. ‘Harwintonf.
Killingtoa,‘ Killingworth. thchfleld,‘
Madison. Manchester. Milford, New
Canaan, New Hartford. New Milford, ,
North Canaan, Plalnfleid. Plslnvllle.
Plymouth, Prospect, Reddlugs. Ridge~ "
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President Chambgflin Orders Contra: box and accused Dr. Frederick (l
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MONTREAL, Sept. 25 *l‘l‘hlling city, of promoting ll witness for the
the promise that work on the South. defense. Jurymnn Davis asked to have
em New England railway. which is to the physician removed.
connect the Grand Trunk with the Dr. 01‘3““ denied emphatically that
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that conirsttors had been ordered to with witnesses. and the taking of tea
WASHINGTON. l). (2.. September 25.
-—“The high cost of dying" disturbed
George E. Downey, comptroller of the
treasury. today. when he was called
upon to decide officially what consti-
tutes “a decent burial. ‘
The widow of a lighthouse employee
who died at Washington. North Caro~
line, in the line of duty was buried in
Baltimore, paid a bill for $198. which
the comptroller said was too high,
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