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paper devoted to the anarchist- c.1use in a
short time.” says the Register. “Dyer
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1111. the west aka a dispenser of edit.)-
riul th oder in behalf of the disciples of
lien Most. will. be the managing editor.
lie was in the city for a few days last
week and commuted with Frederick Sie-
bold. who is said to be one of the milder
representatives '9)! this volcanic political
doctrine, and at whose house Mrs. Lucy
Parsons, the wilc'of one of the coudcmm
ed Chicago bomb throwers, was enter-
tained when she. lectured in New Haven
last winter. In the opinion of the men
who gaz-e. with anions eyes on the gov~
erumeut founded by Thomas Jefferson
and certain other sound thinkers, Con-
necticut is a frmtfui. field for the estab~
Ii9hment of an'organ for the anarchist
style of government. A portion of the
type that will be used in getting up the
new paper has already been purchased.
Sic-bold was in quest a day or two for
more 11 po in this city but did not. decide
about taking it. He first decided to
speak with Editor Lum, who had in the
meantime gong} to \‘cw York. The
paper will probably come out once a
Week. Judging from the talk of Sie-
botd, it. will be patterned something after
the style or the. Chicago Alarm."
111111}. 12.111011 BUREAI'.
Appointment of Rev. J. A. Biddle no
chief Clerk.
Commissioner 8. M. Hotchkiss of the
bureau of labor statistics has appointed
Rev. J. A. Biddle chief clerk. Mr. Bid-
dle was for seven-at years the successful
pastor of the First Congregational
church at Milford in this state. He is
appointed solely on the ground of fitness
for the position. He is a gndurte ot
Oberlin college und the Yale theologionl
seminary in the class of 1875. He is n
man in the prime of life, 0! fine ubiliuee,
good judgment md {or yours ha been a
conscientious student of the economic
questions, coming directly in the line or
'work or the bureou. For u tow months
past he has been filling a tomporu‘y 0119
gunmen: with the First church at
Gwendolyn. N. Y He is thoroughly
identified will: Connecticut and Connec-
ticut interest-.2; It. Biddle in in every
wuy worth: {at theimplioio confidence
at all clone- a the community.
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(‘ONNECTICI'T I‘ENfilUNI‘ZIIS.
Almost $200,000 from the Government
Annually to our Veteran Soldiers.
Connecticut is ewdited on the rolls of
the war department with having furnish-
ed during the war 55.861 men or reduced
to a three years standing 56.9123. There
are on the pension rolls the names of
5,914 residents 01 the state and they re
celvo each quarter $59,050.33. or [or a
year $196,202.12. The largest: number of
pensioners in any one county is
in New Haven county which has 1,139
and they draw as pension money each
quarter $11.45-l.55. Fairlield county has
939 pensioners, amount received each
quarter $9308.75; Hartford county has
St“ pensioners, quarterly payment $.-
2137.73; Litchtieid count} 111134893 penaiou~
ers, quarterly payments, $4. .141 o0: Mid—
dtesex county has ‘32? pensioners. quar-
terly payments, ‘2 219; New London
county has 655‘ pensioners. quarterly
payments, $6.353; Tolland county has
195 pensioners. quarterly payments,
$1.405 .5: “‘iudhmu county has 409
pe1191i11nc19. quarterly pay menu. $2.9
111.
There are in the 911111; twenty-one sur-
yivors of the war of 1812 who receive
pen9ion9. The number of widows of the
war of 181‘: who receive pensions is 2333.
The total number of pension applications
tiled by Connecticut soldiers or their rep
resentutires during the year has been
1361. and the number of pensions allowed
within the} 91.11111} period. 1‘33.
t‘.'
li99upe1l From State l‘rluon.
times: 1.1 1‘11.}1111. a young man sentenc-
ed 111 1.991 to fifteen years imprisonment
for rape, escaped from state prison Sub
11r1l11yfur11111111. lie and four or live
trumps were at work outside the prison
wall getting ice from the ice house about
1“ u't‘lock. TI1}}_\‘ were in charge of
mileer Adams. \l‘etherstield. and he told
1.1}1‘11111'! t 1 1:1) to the carpenters’ shop
near by and get the axe. Let‘ourt did
.91}. and came back and stood by the
wagon which was backed up against the
p'ank at the door of the ice house.
.\11111119 stepped inside to show the tramps
where to begin getting the ice. leaving
Let‘ourt 11111911111} to load the ice into the
wagon. \\'I1en Adams came out in
about two minutes 1.111‘111111 was gone.
.\1l111u9 in91ead of leaving the tramps in
charge of the guard 111 the tower and
chastng 1.11111 1...}1‘1-urt, took his men
“:11 I; 11111} the prison 1 ant before an alarm
w 21.91 12.1111 11 and in that “uy lost mu l1
lime
L1 '1 ourt is now 25 yours old, 5 fed}! 7‘;
inches high. black eyes and hair, dark
complexion. two upper teeth zone and
is r:.ll-da.cr1111k. lie had on a white
shirt 1111 l gray Homers-but left his straw
l1: behuul 111 l1t91 l1;1.9t_\‘ leave. Consid-
1ng the crime [or which he was com
tenced and his known disposition he is a
dangerous 1112111 to have at large. He
undoubtedly took the same general di-
rection as did (harm—down through the
weeds and bushes in the rear of the pris-
on and on; towards the poor house. He
was seen by several persons living near
there. runhing like a deer. and has prob-
ably hid somewhere down on the mead-
ows. A reward of $50 is offered for his
return to the prison. and Otlicer Adams
has been promptly discharged.
The crime for which LvrCourt‘, then a
boy of 19.111391 committed. six or seven
yeam ago. upon a little girl in the town
of l‘lainvillo and the case was a particu-
larly aggravated one as was shown by
the sentence which he recicved.
It has been the custom {or years to at.
low leou rt to work outside the prison
wait and that was the condition of al.-
l‘airs when the present warden took
charge. '
(‘ropn In Connecticut.
The indications are that. its a whole.
Connecticut crops will be above the aver}
age tl1i9 vex :1 The year is an off one
for apples, ‘péars, peaches and other
fruits. but mo. orchards will bear fairly
well although here will not be a super-
abundance of ny fruits. Connecticut
is not. a peach growing state, but what
few peach orchards there are will yield
an average amount of the luscious fruit.
Buying began before the Fourth
and is now at its height. The outlook
for this crop was very poor until the
heavy rains during the last two weeks
in June, but now reports from all the
country towns show that the crop 11 ill
be up to the average, except: in the
vicinity of \Vestport where it. is exceed-
ingly light.
In Killingworthand thereabouts farm-
ens are very much hurried with their
work, as nearly a week of wet weather
put back the hoeing until time to begin
haying. In musequeuoe of this there is
considerable corn that has been boed
only once and is becoming quite weedy.
There has been vety little haying done
for so late in the season, and as the wet.
weather has hindered the work it has
also greatly prolonged the growth of the
hay crop, so that. at least there is one-
fourth more grass in the field now than
two weeks ago; it is still growing.
James A. B111, of Lyme, bus met. with
a misfortune. He bought a quantity of
orchard grass seed, as be supposed. end
sowed two acres or more of it. Now at
its maturity it proves to be rye gross.
Mr. Bill proposes to plow it. up and cow
buckwheat with the hope of extermina-
inp} it. He says $300 would not hove
hired him to sow it knowingly.
Without exception potatoes are grow-
ing excellently, cud indicctiona are that
there will be u plentiful supply. The
potato bug in: put in on approx-once, Ind
as usual,- many kinds of mixture: on
prepared bud put. on the plants. Puri-
groen is in great demuud and. seem to
be the most eflectunl remedy when thor-
0111:ny used.
Corn is now tucking u npid growth,
but. 111 most pluses hos been very uneven
and nearly two weeks behind time.
Nevertheleu, on the over-age, it to very
. D. H. Sherwood of W
picked tweet corn for his table a curly
a July ll).
01mm mmoomiug clan; finely
udurly «am now ripened in some
portions of the auto.
1111. medicine: compo-in; Gum'-
Llru} Bitumen much.
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SUNDAY PAPERS IN THE COUS‘I‘R"
Experiences urn Carrier [roan “rotor-bury
to “ oodhury on tho Lord‘t 0‘!-
Yea, [had a. good deal of an experi-
ence, ‘said the driver of the pony express
who, with a companion carried the Sun-
day papers through Lliddlebnry. South-
bury and Woodbury. ‘11 won them
time Sunday papers had ever W
to that region and they were not quit.
ready for it. I caked one women who
stood in her doorway it she noted I‘}
Sunday paper. She looked me through
and through and then and:
‘No, but it you‘ll briug' em week days
I may buy.’
‘At another place a woman was wait-
ing by the gate for the fumilv currhgo
to take her to church. I put the some
question to her innocently enough, as I
let the horse stand long enough to make
a pool of sweat in the dusty reed.
‘No.’ came the answer so slurp and
piercing that it nearly split my ear.
'One farmer wanted to look through
the whole stock. stopping come time.
over pictures. Recamier cream, advertise-
ment end all. Then he aid be sound
he wouldn‘t buy buy until next Sunday,
when Ed would be home. In guard
the people along the whole has appeared
much pleased with the opportunity. 1 l
guess that after they beginto buy they‘ll
find that there's about as good sermon-
in some of them as they drive 10 or 12
miles to hear. Still, I wouldn‘t encour-
age neglect of Sunday duties. “'8 cold
one Journal In the vestibule of u church
and will probably get. our just punish.
ment for it. One thing was demon—
strated—that iz'a a Itrong Republican
country up that way. In come com
they wanted us to tarry and talk over
the presidential outlook.-
}\\‘e 1m here about ‘1' mm. Ind ruched
\Vuodbury between 7 end 10mm. calling
almost. our entire stock on the wty. It
made almost as great 1 actuation us
Baruum‘s circus.‘——Courunt.
11111121. narwxns run-113s. ‘
9119111 roman 11.1.75“ 11. the Water}: or
Community Lake.
A novel scene was witnessed Saturduy
by two persons on Community luke.
Wallingford. The occurrence consisted
of a combat between two enormous mud
turtles who were bent on settling, it is
presumed. some family feud. The fight
lasted some ten minutes sud was stopped
only when the spectators started out in;
boat and “tempted to capture the Ingest
of the combatants, which weighed u:
least fifty pounds, end was as large a
the} top of a barrel. The witnesses stone
that the turtles would get seven! feet
apart and then come together like the
Merrimac against. the ill-fated Gumber-
land, though not with such carious re-
sults. When together the monsters
would “catcbas-cutchcou,“ nod for n
time it was any-body‘s fight. The con-
testants, which were near the top of the
water wereso interested in the day
that theylailed to note the upproocb o! the
men in the beat until one was siezed by
the tail and nearly captured. In mt
strength and weight. proved too much
for its would-be captor, who necessarily
relinquished his hold to save himself
from taking a heeder into the were.
The skirmish presented a strange Ind
for a time a very exciting scone, as the
turtles were the largest ever seen in the
lake.
The tonic and niterutive properties of
Ayer‘s Samaria-ill: are too wdl known
to require the specious aid 0! coy eng-
gerated or fictitious certificotc. Wit-
neescs of the muvetous cure. effected
by this preparation are n-doy living in
every city and hamlet of the land.
Western Connecticut Trotting Circuit.
Danbury Agricultural society, Camber
41h, 5th. 6111, Tth end 81h. Entries clone
September 213m. B. C. Lynes. secretury.
Daubury.
Derby Agricultuni and Driving com-
pany. September 6111. 7th 1nd 8th. En-
tries close August 23. A. F. Sherwood.
secretary, Derby.
Connecticut State Agricultural misty.
Morideu. September 18:11. 14th, 15th and
16th. Entries close August 20111. W.
F. Andross. secretory, Ens: Hulford.
\Vatertown Agriculture! society, Sop.
tembcr 20th, 213: end 22. Entries clone
September 51b. A, ll. Scoviuo, saxo-
tary, Water-town.
Pennington Volley Agricultural socie-
ly, Collinsrilte, September 21.: and 2211.
Entries close September 5th. E. A.
Rough, secretory. Collinaville.
Southington Agricultural moiety, Sep-
tember L’a’tb, 281.21 nod 29. Entries“
September 1%. W. B. Cunnungu,‘
secretory, Huntsville.
Circutcra contouring full 111mm
will be tarnished on application mouths
of the secretaries ubovo mined.
Long Dist-loo Telephony.
TheAmeriuuTelophoueondTelqnpb
Compnuy has completed cud opened for
businau u wpenor' line of ooppur' m‘
connecting the telephone exchange- in
Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn and
Jersey City with Shml'ord, Norwalk,
Bridgeport, Birmingham. Anon-1h. New
Haven, Meriden, New Briain. Mord,
Essex, New louder: and oil other points
ontheconnectm‘ glineao! the Southern
New England Wane Do. in 0th-
necticut. Work is now m
on the further extension 0! than
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