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Bike alter becoming wnvinood that
all... heed was no. Reed's daughter. 1
.ar. Reed died at the Sherman
Square. Hotel on March 25. 1911, end

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and it is likely that the convention
will be held about the middle of April.
Whether it will be is W fl‘ New
Haven is yet to be deter-tiled. There
have been reports that BridlepOfl W
pie were especially desirous to have it
there. The ooaventiol will select the
fourteen delegates from Connecticut to
the national convention in Chicago. it

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hfl an estate “DWI-1804 It $156,255. will also choee the state. central com—

. 3!. 1015. the cflme bringing him mo.

‘ ‘ bring him to this state.

Boner”

a! wuidl $110,139 was in this state.
Ho was a widower. in his will he left
& entire estate to Dr. James 1’.
no d 16 West Eighty-sixth street
.I‘ Ira. William Grant Brown, club
woman and wife of a lawyer, who, Mn.
bod said, were “two of the most'
I“ friends of my wife and my
d." .
After Ilsa Jessie Reed lied her
onto-t of the will, testimony in the
a. was taken here. This evidence
showed fitted, the. son of a t‘onieder-
ate guaboat captain who died a pris-
oner of war in New York Hospital in
it“. was married at the age ul‘ 26 to'
nary A. Curran. mother at Miss Jes-
* Hood. with whom he had fallen in
love while both were employed in the
Isl-tin B. Brown printing concern;
Their daughter, Jessie, “as born in;
August. 1857. Reed was divorced by
his wife in l‘ v3. after he had Joined
a set of believers in spiritualism and
reincarnation. .'llle daughter, Jessie,
then went to live With till aunt. lteed‘
Mister to gel possession of hill'
daughter and lost the Clio: I
Reed later mauled Dr. Augusta
Webster. who shared his beliefs, and
was let (other with him of several
philosop lcal works, one of which was
uThe Animal 'Mind of dish." The see-
0‘ Mrs. Heed died February 0. 1911.,
a few weeks before her husband. and
eff. "00,000. mile: friendfliirs. Wit-i
fill Grant ,iirowp. _, . .
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‘QVERNOR SIGNS TWO REQUIBI-
' Tlono. -
dents One Man From Oregon and
Another Front the Tombs, I“. Y.

Governor Murcu‘s H. Holcomb. while
it the (‘apltol yestl-rday, signed a re-
quisltlon on the governor of Oregon
tor the body of Anthony “"l'llflklO.
buddy of thi- town of Franklin, who
is wanted to answer to a charge of
‘l'oegery committed in Norwich on July

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State~Polieeman w. Ir. Jackson stan-
od yetilerdsy for Portland. Ore; when
Wyneskic is under arrest and will

The i'ovcrnnr yeaterdny signed a
.. Fit in, this being on the“
gunman t New You for leeward
Golden, PPCF'I'IY - f New Hoyt-n. chitl’gM
0d, under astat-lui of 1915. With an.—
hasslement as ngem. Golden was en-

mittee.

It cannot be known until the com-
mittee meets whether any action will
be taken toward titling the New lia-
-ven vacancy caused by the death of
Theodore ll. MacDonald. There are
two candidates for the place ~W.
Scott Barnett and Seymour .‘t.\.lu'id.
ropraonling the. two elements of the
party in that city. it was intimated
in the New Haven letter in Sunday’s
”Cour-ant" that. as the contention
comes in a few weeks and will choose
the whole committee. the filling of a
vacancy for so short a time may n it
be thought advisable.

The call for the meeting sent to 'he
members of the u'tate central nommlt-
lee reads as follows1~

’l‘hele will be a meeting of the re»
publican state centml committee at
the Allyn House, Hartford. (loan. on
Tuesday. March it. llits‘, at 2 o'clock
p. so, tospecify the time andylace. of
the neat republican state «inflation
for the selection of delegate. to the re-
publican utional convention and the
appointment of a state control coin
mlttee for two years ensuing; to des-
ignate a date for holding caucuses in

' ille' aeyefal towns and dilemma for tho‘}
selection of delegates.” the state eon. ‘
ventlon; u take such. 'cuon as the

state committee shall deem advisable

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WASHINGTON. March [—0.101-
encas between the interstate Oom-
lneroe committee. npseseatativss of
eastern tnak liae railroads shippers
and others for discus“ of the rea-
sons for congested conditions in
freight terminals in New York and
other Atlantic coast seaports with a
view to remedying the situation were
continued today. Several representa-
tives of the interests affected were
on hand ready to again liscuas the
subject.

The conference,‘ which is expected
to conclud,e today, has developed the
fact that those already heard are not
agreedaatothe ceases for the
freight congestion. Cootributorycau—
es, however, were said to be the large
export tralic. the desire of the car
tiers to obtain large supplies of coal
because of fear of a shortage is that
product, and inauflclent track facili-
ties around New York, and lighters
in New York harbor.

 

METHODIST MINISTERS MEET.

BRllXiEPORT, larch 'l.—After
praising the services and the devo
itch to the faith of the limit-tent of
the Methodist Episcopal church, Bish-
op i. ll. Wilson. of New York city,
speaking to the meeting of the New
York District linistera' Association
of the New "ork East Conference held
in the First Methodist church here to-
day. urged all churches and members
to lend the same support to the con-
fereace organisation. About sixty
Methodist ministers attended the
meeting and a number of clergyman
of other denominations are also pres-
ch! as guests.

with referent-ode minutiae; in its .

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mmbmmp' "‘6 m m”" “y ' ennuoew LAW eanruza resn.
er business of a proper nature. PIES

i” order of . ' x
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/ .l. H. nonunion.

!‘. .‘mttc r, of Boston. law partne‘ of
Louis lo. Brandeis. appeared bcfon

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committee meeting all the cur-tiu‘

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past month has as. several
’Hdatsia leoords broken by can test-
Od under the supervision of theStorls
landmat Station. Gardner .
Jr. 1 Co. of South Willi-non, and
use 8. Dickinson a! BWVMJR
the owners cl Holstein cows that have
lately set new marks.

William’s lam Queen. No, list“,
broke the one day's milk record with
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Arlldes of association hive been
lied to the aloe of the secretary of
ithe elste by the “thus-ion times So
cisty 1 New Bren. its who»: is
to mile: ”ell-hr, 2-H to “Hi and dis-
tressed mention, to defray tuaelal ea-
ps-es. and to lovide social and in-
tellectual entertainment for its inela-
bers. The incorporate" are Stanis-
lava law-pun. laryana Bialeae.
Buaisisva merits and others.

The Student Luther Company of
Stratfotd has lied a oertihcste of a
W of capital stock from 86.000
10 mm.

a preliminary certilcate of disso-
Eluilul Ma hoo- lid by the Jennings
; Han-Flier" Corporation of Tracey.

‘ a certlscate of organisation has.
‘been filed by the Modern Realtv Com-
‘pany. incorporated. of Bridgeport.
‘Mnrris liabinowita is presiden:, Abel
;Itabinoalla, is vice-president and Jo.

eeph gong is tmuurer.

owned by the Conn. Agr'l College, all

The Stanford Steel Products (‘onr

38.6 lbs. This new record did “dimly of Milford has 31.0 died a for.
1‘" 1°“ M'WVT- 3‘ Ln." 1* KUI t'dcale of organisation. George I.
Pietcrtie so. No. 1914». a stable ulalo gunning of Milford is pron-lets- and
in the Hall herd, produced in 24 hours ' (‘lide line of New York is W‘i’Elul‘Y
104.7 W‘- Of milk- land ‘reasurer.

Lily De Kol Pietrrfjo all also set a: The Hall s lover Company of "an-
M' M lot 30 days with 115.26 lbs. ‘ bury has died a certificate of addition
of butter from 3ng) m of mllk and . t) its articles of incorporation. lU'

 

in seven days 28.899 lbs. of buttermiling addition capital stock.

from 620.5 lbs. of mm: She tit-plugs: The libme Bulking a Realty (.0111-
in threaten-day class Countess min‘pany of New Britain has died a cer-.
hckeye a, tuned by wluute “0“;tldoate of a reduction of capital stock.
stein Co., '1“, 2515 u". 0, butter,‘"°m 3:55.000 to 86.000. The all“:
William's Farm Queen also broke thee“. h‘ signed by Frank‘ H' "A or
IOVen'de Elli record for I“ Il‘fih Frank TV. Holmes and IL"! (. John-
with lists lei. of milk. whit-it lulu been “m“

 
 
 

 

Th New England i’ress. lncorpor-
held by Pay it. 2d With 656.7 lbs. ormd e“ wlmmn, m“, mod .n ”m-
milk This cow is live years of age. tin?!" of gtockhOldGl‘l to diggolve.
In the Junior threoycarold clay-,1 Reynolds ‘ Co. of New Haven hau-
Gardner Hall. Jr's cow. Braeaidc Am'jnled . certificate of dissolution, thel
arilla Colantha. No. 191212, set Inei,cenmn‘e being signed by Jumeg Bing-
record of 27.806 lbs: of butter fromth [1,, I. Bradley and Samuel 6.
601.. lbs. Mimi“. taking the record'Mmimuu. '
from itisrnetflhest Segis Korndyke.‘
owned by II. C. Knapp with a record.
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Mr, Dickiapon’s junior twoy'ear-old,i
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i ”no Augie Grletu De Kel, Noti ”mum" Man A. letter Inspector-
,mu. produced H.921 is”: button Other Am “ MM.
I‘m “0.! “’9' milk. displacing 1 Governor Marcus H. Holcomb Yes-
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.terday reappointed Thomas ill‘. lied-i

CONCRETE BLOCK BREAKS MAN'S the Senate committee lit the realm
NECK. tuition today of its investigation into
WATHRBURY, Mal-ch it.-(foncavio:tbe fitness of Mr. Brandeis to be a
Marconi. 3i. it laborer employed liylnmilhr of the Supreme court. 0 ter-
the Sperry Engineering company. lily regarding the much-discussed
which is building a new factory for the. Lennon bankruptcy case. The witness
Scorlll Manufacturing companY. WiIHIWillu' lill essignec of lht‘mlm‘i cs-
limantly killed yesterday. when a talc.
concieté block {our feet ‘sliuare, fell on my. rtl p McClennen.

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him. breaking hi“ “N‘k rind ”Wk u“lettthfl of Mr. Brandeis, was on hand

crushing ”'9 '0‘" 3"“ of “‘3 body. greatly to be recalled for crosit exami-
lils brother was working beside him

when he was killed. Marconi leaves a

‘llilllon. after Mr. Nutter concluded his

WflHlNG'l‘ON. March 8.-eA con.
tract hexagram!“ '0 000'"
rucivutty. at wit-terms. to" carry it
”malt between Waterbury and Water-
town and back twelve times each
week.

A_ commission has been issued as
postmaster to James Bride. jr.. at East
Haddam. to date from February 21,
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20'.“ lba, "Md by W. J' and WC" erun of llarwlnton, inspector of
Mchlson. ' - steam boilers from the Fifth Con- ‘
‘ GLEN "' (“'PBE'L- ’gresslonal District for three years‘
W" ”W“ 00"“ Amalie!“ Col-i from limit 13. 1916. and signed his
1"“ ‘ 1 commission.

——.—_.._ ' The governor approved the follow-
POITAL NOTIB... lilg bills: County Training School fut

“—— ‘ i-‘eehle-Mlnded for rebut-try, $3,137..

0°“th Wntmh in Wash. 38; Connecticut Hospital for the in-
' lngtow. sane. for February, 030,031.01; 87in

with State Hospital for the inane;
for February. 38.71836; lnebriatel'
firm. for «February. 3655; Jeffrey O.
Phelps, Jr.. commissioner on domestic
animals. vetorinarians' bills. for Feb
ruary. $246.72.

The requisitions.“ the ndiutant-'
general and acting paymattter general
on the comptroller for “.000 for gen
eral expenses and 8700 for regimental

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Dress Linens

Split of wars havoc on flax fields and deserted mills,
there has never bet-ii 50 large a line of Colored Linenstor
sunmwrr gowns as there is offered this spring.

The Plain Linens iu dcs

_ irablc weight for dresses and ,
suits.

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Dark and light brown, tail» l’allii licat‘ll.

ilotigt-c alltl
natural.

Now and old blue, sky blur. Delft and King blue.
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Purple. dark and light Wisteria. lilac.

mauve and pale
lavclldcr. ’

Red old roee ill one or t
pink.

no \llutlt‘r. ~ht'll pilllx'. row

31» and 45 inches. 45 to 80 Cto.

Main ”Hill" t-tht.

Ribbons

ha) ii: a limo gztrtlt-ll i~ tht- Ribbon Section
lit-aim alltl t‘tiltll'i.

Brocade Sash and Hair Ribbon
Warp Prints. five lU\ cl)" t'nllillili

with
llt‘\\
s in new «It-signs. .

titltllls, 3 lll(‘ll width

39 pcts. .
Bows for bats: rcatlt to put on. SW tilt-till

'tt ti... tom...“ Section. >

Art Embroideries

and ornamental Linens.

Welsh Rarebit Sets, new design.» that iortlliiim' lo lit-:-
popular. '

(tutti-rs. 10 inch,

l5 cts.

Hollies, l2 inch, 12 1-2 cts.

Dollies, (i inch, 8 cts.
Laundry Bags of Crctomlt‘, \‘t‘r_\ atti~tic coloriligs .tlltl
path-ms. so Ctii.

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Night Dresses. slaulpctl, so cta.
Filet Lace Scarves. :8 x 54. 79 m-
Chilly bordered Scarves. l8 .\' 54, $1.25
22 x 54. Sl.50\

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aim of. the duestlon of subscription
"f“ wages for weekly papers.

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widow and family.

played by John Porter and (I. it. Blan-
chard in one of the rea‘nur«.nts of‘the
Capitol Lunch system and left his plaaa
with 843 lit.‘ltl‘lltlll,.r lo the house. lie
in under arrest-“mul :s unlined to tho
filo-lbs. admits his unit a'ld otters to

 

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS C CONTRACTORS '
We carry the largest line of Dining :Room Domes in the‘ my.
line of lighting fixtures. Iashllgllts. supplies, etc.
——Nlt.rogen Gas Filled Auto Lamps—-

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.ors were made out to avoid any mla
(ah. Cornelius man of the New
eflaven police force will hTTng Golden
link to New Haven.
DIES FROM FALL DOWN STAINS.
STAMFORD, March 7.~~Jc’seph lie
not]. and 45 years, died here today
”mowing l-l tall down' atairu it ithort ‘
the before. The medical ~xanllner
Iid death was probabw due to heart
more. brought on by the excitement
all the fall. Helicky had been in the
db about three weeks working in a,
restaurant. From papers found'ln his
incheta It ls‘thought he may have be
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'SfilPS’ISSUE REVLVED
. WHJLNGTON, March -6.—
.. With the return today of Presi-
dent Wilson and members of
.m-tjongrcs‘s from week-end trips,
airltl‘ aye ntrmtlnvf a": [no , ,Uiiiht"
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