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HNES IMPUSED
Refusal to Serve Military War-
rants is Panishahle. hereafter
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Dockets Being Disposed of as}
For as Possible before the
Two Months’ Vacation
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Congressman Reilly’s New Tariff
Has llot Harland New Haven
Manufacturers
\l'ASHlNGTOn‘, u. t‘.. June
Congressman Reilly,
ven district of Connecticut, took some
to the
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All of the higher courts will finish
up the business for the year this Week
and then will follow the mention sea
son and courts will not be in again!
until next September. Judge Scott'
lot the Civil (‘ommon Pleas Court will
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NOTICE
My Tire Prices are mgr-active. i
can save you money Let me know
your requirements the nine of tin
you prefer, and I will be pleased to
quote you. i have the stock and my
prices are right. I make a specialty
otll‘ord Repairing. Make your old car
run and ride like new. Reasonable '
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. ed: in due course of low. Where the 60am moi. New Bevan. autumn:
‘ Gates. 69 Goon 431;“)
Acts of 1909, it to mod- the duty. of hot: pi.” i
_ the every shew! or men chatty tall. Randolph Hayden. New Britain.
went there on an errand of another
sotr and talked with Secretiai3_ Tu-
iiiultv about “prosperity“ let-l
ters which the White House has beeui
getting. That led Mr iteily to tell:
of some Connecticut conditions i
“i got a letter a few days ago tell- 1
lug me that because employees in the
cloth factories in and around New
Haven hate been
hours." he said. "the charge
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Attorney General Holds 60 Days
tone Limit offline Allowed
801119
is be
Attorney General John H_ Light yes:
terday gave an opinion to Adjutant led troubles are due to the heavy‘
(inneral George M. Cole regarding the 'ilnportations of foreign clocks under
failure of sheriffs to serve warrants "he Democratic tariff. I wanted ‘0
ikuow the true facts and asked the
for lines imposed on soldiers for ne- ‘ Department of Commerce to give me
glcct of duty. The adjutant general ‘ the very latest figures as to the mi.
recently. requested the attorney gener- portation of clooks.
iii to advise him what steps he could : impomtiono Are Less.
take. declaring that the refusal of the l “The latest figures were for the
sheriffs constituted a serious danger Ithree months of this fiscal \eur end
discipline, Sheriffs to lug March 31 last—vtbat is for Janu-
to military
February and March lust (‘ locks
to the total name of 81550000 Wt‘l‘e
Iiinportcd in those months. For the
same three months of 191?. under a
\ hoin the taste of serving the war-
.‘ants was iritrusted merely let them!
lie for six months. he said. and then
return the warrants as expired. The : Republican administration. and ile-
opinion of the attorney. general lB-vubncau tariff. clocks to the value
that the .warrants come under the'of $161,000 were imported.
classification of executions. and must.; "investigation by me shows that
therefore, be served within sixty days. :iiuiiufacturles of all kinds around
Upon failure to do so, the sheriff who New Haven, accustomed for main
defaulted is liable for the full amount years w shut down for about two
of the fine imposed with all costs. The
opinion is as follows:
l-have your favor in which you
say: '
“A peculiar situation has been
brought to my attention. which. it
correct. will allow a sheriff to injure
discipline, and defeat the law. |it is‘
this. Section 3,054 General Statutes.‘
rovldes for the collection of fines;
a soldier is disobedient and “tractor-y
he is fined. the fine is heard and ap
proved and warrant issued within the
six months. the sheriff failed to do
as directed. pnd returns the writ. so
[weeks around Jilly 4, will not close
'down this year longer than that and
Isome of those which ham closed in
ithe phat will not shutdown at all"
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First—get the name down pat— —tlien
buy it of your druggiot. Just the very
' best thing for constipation. sick head-g
ache. sour stomach, lazy liver, slugs}
giifh', constipated bowels. The pleas- 2
Mutual surest, “cost 1 ptlvo you ever
t 5 “used. Thatch good—r [a lemonade
“8 it I“ “ma a“ asks 30’ 9' flew Acts promptly. without pain or nausea}
one. In this case;~ a new one c .
Issued, M be (um “I over 2:3: and: you his most satieucthry flush ,
and no writ can then be issued and
the man will be free, all! on account
of the:aheriif's failure
I would like to ask:-——
'Firat. Does the writ expire?
Second. if it does. and through the
failure of the sherifl to serve it as di-
refled. what redress has the state
agglnst Allie sheriff?" ’
all druxgilts. " g o
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CONNECTICUT PATENT8“
The following were issued June 23.
1914: ‘
List furnished from office of A. M.
Wooster. Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, Conn.
‘Th‘e'vvarmnt authorized under 3.054 ’ Robert Abbott, Bridgeport, lamp
of the General Statutes. as amended receptacle.
by 42 of Chapter 69 of the Public Acts .Thomag H, Macdonald, Bridgeport.
of. 1909, is in the nature of an direcu- Megaphone,
tion. The sheriff. or any proper oilicer Walter B. flasher. Bridgeport». “1'9
to whom the warrant may be address- gr“).
ed is required to “proceed to enforce John 0.116150, Bridgeport. sowinz
and collect the same'in the same man. mulching ~
nor as an execution" issued in any ac-
tion founded upon. tort."
.The procedure for the service of an
execution issued in any action found-
Ralph E. Carpenter. Hartford au-
tomobile repair device.
Adaniruln J. Howe, Hartford, trol-
ley harp.
George A. Loos. . Hartford. tele-
phone pay-station. -
Levorett E Rhodes. Hartford, me-
tal shaping machine. .,..‘
Charles W. Spousal, Hartford. dis-
play machine.
Roswell A. Moore.
clasp (dollsn.
Waldo E. Follott. New Haven. rail. ,
way traffic controllinlapnomlls.
Robert M. 8.1“!wa Haven. 2
patent-w Swine machine W! on
taohmta. Smiths machine wide.
the General Statutes. The officer to
Whom the warrant or execution is ad-_
dressed Is required to levy upon the
perdonal estate of the soldier sum-
clout to misty the fine and charges.
and if such estates cannot be found.
then he must levy the execution on
the soldier and commit him to the
you of the county ini which the exe-
cation. is lav-led. where he shall re-
main until he pay‘ the fine and law-
fills/foes and charm. on 049.de
w‘mbuTYI
body is taken. the execution is itself tic candle HWY»
in- tame a. mittimus. (Yllflkln: W Thomas 0.. mirrors. New Holmium
shoulder bran. tdulsnl
Under. Chapter H2 61 the defl“ were. A. m East: Haven. "It--
to receive and keep any member of pilots and similar tool.
the, Gonnscticut National. oust upon. 1..“ J a 1:901me Haven. do .
men I. when Durham
0 (Epitome National Guild; onlooMous-lior inseam ‘
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without exacting fimodauythno winds 3: m Baltha- N
working fewer ‘
iug made that this and other allega
.- Mancusa Violante;
IEthel (‘oibree;
,Grnce R. Fisher; Edwin E. Williams;
in; ybu have‘evor‘ hid. For sale M'- A,
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loom or 27.10:“ River, New York
axmmdwsoap. m. macro
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Wholly. «inception. he; has: levied. mountable fin 3.
names crepe pulsation-M to' John 1‘ Lynne; New. Britain. told-3‘
It anytduos oi- noes imp imposed ingrluaoh how;
am the ins. «can.»
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finish trial cases this week but be ex- ‘
| ports to hold court one day next week f
for short calendar work He has not ‘
decided what day ii. will be
The Criminal Common Pleas Court
with Judge John J. Walsh on the
bench. will be in session Friday and it
sis expected that all the business
which Prosecutor Huxi‘ord has
hand will be disposed of that day.
Judge Joseph P. 'i‘uttie of the civilv
Superior Court will be a busy man to- .-
day and Friday. Today will be short
calender day and there is considerable 3
business to be transacted including a
number of receivership matters. Fri-
day will be divorce day and there is
a list of 21 uncontested divorces sclie
duled to be heard before Judge ’I‘uttle
that day.
The list is as follows:
yula vs_
Mary mute» v.s Andrew Leno“;
Mollie Weinbom Vs. Reuben We inllom.
Bella Zander V's, Arthur lander: .‘
Thomas Rear-don vs. Bridget Noose.
ileardon; Edward iioizmann vs. Ethel l
llelznisnn; Benjamin J. Hoyt vs ids:
.l. Hoyt; John Gaspar vs Mary Gas-'
per; Antello Violante vs Gluelpplna
May Howell is:
Richard Howell: Robert Brinkeroff,
Brown vs. Eula Brown; Harry 1). Han. l
son vs Emma 11‘. liaiison; Herman
.l Frank vs. Charlotte Hollister Frank.
Susan Van Sooy is. George B. You
Scoy; rlnieila Kotchofaki is Mike
Kotclikofski; Jennie A. Sheriden vs
John B. Sheridan; Jay L Colbree is.
irnost 1.. Fisher vs,
vs. Lucy HolroydiMoulton Williams;
Mary Lens Ryan vs. Patrick Ryan;
Mabel uott Seaman vs. Bananas“-
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. Dean’s Regulus cure billoul a
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DR. BUNNELL COMMITTED
TO STATE lNSANE ASYLUM
BR'IDGE‘PORT, June 25,—Dr. “'il.
lisin ii. Bunnell we yesterday com-
mitted to the State Hospital for the
insane, at Norwich. by Judge 15. F.
Nation, in Probate court. The appli-
cation for the commitment of the pry-
sician was made several days ago by
members of his family, when Judge
Hallen appointed Drs. S. M. Garllck
and E. F. McGovern a commission to
determine as to his sanity.
The hearing on the application
' was held yesterday and the report of .
the Sanity Commission was submitted. ‘
The two physicians were agreed that
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Dr. Bunnell is insane because of his:
habitual use of morphine and cocaine
Reduced Prices in
:1: nrrfg’murr‘ilended that he be confined Batty OXfOde.
The history of Dr. Bunnell's caseas‘ as we have a his stock of Oxfords and
submitted to the court yesterday show- we must dispose of same by July 4th.
ed that be has been committed 0“ Take advantage of this Special.
two previous occasions; once to the
insane Asylum at Middletown, and Louis Avrick
once to Dr. Clother's Sanitarium,
The Union Clothing and fines Stow
Hartford.
rDr. Bunnell was taken to .\‘or
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F. Morrissey. yesterday afternoon. !
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