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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-11

At the last regular meeting Of the eli :
council Q roll Of &C ounts & mounting to
SIP ,4l9 50 was presented and promptly
passed. 1t was ordered that SEQ be paid
the Unitarian CHI -ch for damage caused BY
the falling of y weight connected With the
town clock deb fhst should have been
settled yeIre %. II was ordered, on
motion of Or. Good ..eh. I At { ollege street
hereafter oe called College Avenue, % old
residents will take due notice thereof and
govern themselves Aocord ugly. The sals. !
Of II. G. Toxer, who dispenses the ci Z
rum, vas fixed at 80 !, AMI il vas voted
that he be given an assistant. TIE
$3.50, which Is said By those in q way 10
knov, to os ample remuneration for the
comparatively sma amcu,s o. work re-
CURED vas jumped up to $500 on motion
Of Aldermen Barry. Aldermen Phillips
ard Drummond s.reruoas > op,osed I q
ard were supported " Alderman Scu,e
iDemuesai), but Aldermen Esown, Barry,
Goodrich Aad Mall out,otsd them. Il
10 ; .stiising fact that t1is outrageous sa..
Ary-Rrabbirs rider vas t-hled vhen il
reached the cammon couEc'l. where il 10
hoped tia: dzcsncy viii prevail. A com
nitsee consisting Of MAYOR Jones Q, !,
Aldermen thiilips Vas s.p inted to conf. :
with eussiSe psfsies. Ia relation to ths
establishing OF additional manufacturing
enterprises here. tbs next meeting OF the
city couaei, will be held Asy 18Th. when i.
10 hoped shaf the eeliis man vhe are sup
posed - re present the ely may nnd time to
consider the over crowded condition Of the
public schools and take aone steps for theis
Ha2ief.
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asueh1u, I'm. Laey Mstss, = abse Z
4. elock Hsidsy sSsssncea He vss -
zen Il - - l7th day ~ DeeeDber,
le6O. he sas On Of ~ noss pssmiDens
sA1r-boisdafs ia III 6onss aDd and Is y -
tk1nesd thas ~ buils d Tie vieinisg Il
~ vssseIs u III descriptions. fru0 8
scAssnAe u 400 ton ship- He vss bora
& 8osass, Msus Dee. II, l7se. sad wien
but Q ysar snd . half el1 neved 70 Liver
none, n this 6eans, where his fsfhef
c.rr,sd On : farn unsfl he spring
of 1924, vhsn be moved - HAIloweu and
commercsd work IN . shipyafd. The next
yeas be moved 70 Pitstsn snd eaessed TO
vork /, to- old Brsdstrsss shipvssd nea.
the prsss1s ouaies Of Lf1-Is Tosus stream
Il " hsrs rhu be commenced his career
n q nssrsr builder, . carer in which ke
stood almost without . peer, 80 ~ ~
natural ability went He seemed to k1os
ins..activelv What u VS. necessary . 40
and he ssnsfsiiy did Macy stories
are sei&.ed Of hin. shos az bis vosdeffuI
nenosy and manner Of cAfryins forward
his work. After taking set Of msasnfs-
uents fer vessel he would 20 into ne
woods in the vicinity OF the yard viii hss
men, and there, where no oster peisSa
could 0l94kn4ufs1 Piece VI saisASsS saAsANSsf
be vou,d, si'hous referring to his figures,
cut on. frame, every piece Of which hsssd
iss place perfectly. No record has eyer
been kept Of re number or names cf the
vessels vhich he built, but IL 10 known that
he bstls over twenty for 2. 6sevens Z Co
alone. Oae Of he largest vessels which
be built vas the ship Waite Falcon. abont
1900 tons burden, and the ls,ges. vessel
ever built above Riehm,nd. She was
also the first ship chartered BY the
government for the Cfimssn war He built
TIE Marion Draper. the Alice Oskes. the
Heusy Adeioest. he ship To Brothers
snd modelled he steamer Tesssr which
used 20 ply on the Kennebee and 10 said to
have been the fastest steamer Ca the river
for many year.. He built his las. vessel Ia
1870 the schooner Grace Cushing, and sincs
that lime has Ect been engaged In any &C.
i've business. He leaves ak q ldren. Mrs.
Lucy Morton, Mrs. Maria Albfo. Mrs. II
VI MeCurdy, all Of Randolph, Mrs. Oliver
Davis Of Joyce, and two sons John and
Charles who are both In business in the
s-ate Of Washington. The funeral was
held Ut the Methodist church yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock and was largely 1t.
tended BY relatives and friends.
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bY TELEGRAPH.


0xxxwoop Srnlnes, Col, Nay To-
h special rain bearing - peseaoon =
rarity early this morning. Ne - y ~
sskif unaal sbsss 6 o'clock, when ~ beSsa
pespassz;ans 1oR shs day. Ihs vteaanfs vefs
vxited On q abous o'clock By eeandifee
fron Deavef, iDelndise Gov. R91ssk ~
Sena1cr Hill, Mayer Rogers sd oehef CIT
.sns and c1cisls. Soon aitsfwaxds ~
viaitofs were welcomed formally ~ usyoi
Rcgess-of Gsenvcod Sp. ssgs aid TIE cen-
miilee. AID were escorted IN carriages g
0lsnvood Hotel vhe . lsey bad bfeak1ass'
Tha President. Posimss sr-0enefai Wan
arnAksr and Mrs. Mckee o. ser Ssrts at
tended dis ice service st he + rat Fresby-
tefisn church. d. ing tbs morn ing ne
Prs sidsnt received dsissA ions from Lead
vile. Aspen, Colorsd, Spfipgs and else
where. Ths delegates a-om Aspen
psesentsdI h'm vi a An elegant souvenir,
besns;ful plush case, Containing IN iessefi
Of sss ring silver the words: Free Coinage
Aspen Silve-Coiorxdo, Honest Money.
Souvenirs we're also present d TO the Pfssi.
dent, one BY me ci cams Of Gienwood. and
an other by 10 GIsnwoo1 Board Of Trade
A childten's mass NEE NJ was held 10
Darznd's Opera House q. o'clock IN hon
or Of tie visitors and ended BY 81 I'M
mense crowd. Rev. II. N. Law pfesids
aud after the ususl devo..enL exercises,
Mayor Rogers in odueed the President
and Postn asses- General. each OF whom
made short address.
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THe suRLEsouE.


ne Father Of Barlesaus fssay ana =
Barlesque Playa
Mr.. laurence Hutton in his "Curiosttju
NJ the Stage tells us that Hippona0oe
Enhesus is credited with having been the
father Of burIesque poetry. He paraded
.sThe Had. making Achilles an lonian
clinton; .he did not spare his own parents.
be poked fun at the gods themselves, he
imualed Mrs. Hippcnax with coupiet,
upon which she is still exhibited to the
scoffers, and he Is only to be distinguished
from his long line Of SUCCESSORS BY tho
curious fact that he does not seem TO
have spoken with derision Of his mother
in-law." hope that Hipponax will have
MANY followers in the days to come. The
mother-in-law has become fatiguing.
Mr.. Hutton considers Aristophanes the
father of the burlesque play, and cites his
many disciples. This burlesque writer.
however, had his object, and his works fur
nished pictures of nations and customs.
That hurlesque must have sadly degener-
ated in its aims and purposes is only too
evident. As Mr.. Hutton satiricaiiy re-
marks, "what curious ideas Of American
life and manners will posterity gain from
.Adonis' and 'Evangelineg
The history of early American burlesque,
between the years 1899. when William
Mitchell opened the Olympic, and 1SS9,
"when William Burton madt his last bow
to the American public" is highly enter.
tanning. Here are few titles that will
give one an idea of the punfulness Of those
days: ''rhe Bohea Mans Grip Bohemian
GIRL y Fried Shots t''Freischutz." "HeI
Nanny'' ('Ernani,') 'Luey Did Sham Hel
| Moor (''Lucia di Lammermoor")an and "The
Cats in the Larder'' La Gazza Ladra." II
seems little surprising that burlesque
writers should still hammer away at the
puns, and less convincingly than they did
| i'm thnSa luyS
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Winter 0fAia Statistics.

WARRINGTON. May 10.-The condition oil
winter grain on the LIST Of May is reported
by the sta Stefan of the department Of sg
rculture IS follows. Wheat, 81 8; rye,
81 Q; barley, 96s, This is an advance in
wheat Of one point daiiug Ap.l, ard Of
qiite a. much ia rye.
A gsin in wheat is reported in New York
10 some Of the Sou hern safes, in Michigan
and slight improvement in Illinois, Mi;
souri, and some other states. The Uniform
II OF condi ION 10 somewhat remarkable,
0 state average b-ing lover than 50.
Tie CO diiion OF o,-ing lands is also
high. averag V 81, RAM ng from 30 TO 100
The average for spring pasture 10 49,
ranging from % to leo. except . drop in
Ulah to SO, and in New Mexico to SO The
eastern slope of the Rocky mountain.
comes within -four or Eve points Of full
condition, and the Pacific coast 10 near the
maximum.
The pros less Of spring ploughing hal
been greatly retarded by excess Of moisture
in the central snd southern belts The
proportion planted is repo. ed at 6s pc,
cent. The average o, several previou.
years has been n per cent. The East, rn
states report favorable condition 10. spring
york, aud fair pro- .sss 10 date In the
Southern states it has been delayed
by heavy rsins, and later by
drought, which has rendered plough
ing cificuls and imperfect. Ia the Ohio
valley excess Of moisture delayed plough
ing through March and intsrfesfed With its
progress in some places during the fret
t~o weeks Of April Ths work has pro.
gsessed rapidly since and sermi-a. On has
generally been prompt. In The No. .hvest
the season has been favorable. Spring
work 10 we'll advanced and spring grain
conirg up snd growing finely. An inve.-
tisAiion has been made OF the effects OF
the frost on the 9Th aud 9Th Of Msy. Tel.
earsns. have been rsceivsd from ct tie
agents showing that very general dansgs
hsa resulted to s.rswb=rf5s AID early vese-
tables; some injury 10 grapes aud cherries
aud peaches 10 ZONE extent, In the Fest
and North IL was 20 early to injury apples
and pears; 10 the Ohio vsiley it 10 thought
1t may cause drofpios Of growing fruit.
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STATE xnws.
Waldo.

SEARsMoNT.
Rev. W. Wiegin and wifs and Rev. q
E Frolich and family hsye been ia toxr
this week.-Rsv NJ. \. Brigham, the new
pastor Of the n. e. church, y IL occupy hi,
pulpit mex. Sunday.-At the annual meet
Ing Of the NJ. e Sunday school, ihs fol
loving officers were eIec.ed: J W. Fsrrsr
supt' Z. Cobb, a,st supt. H. z. Miller
secy.; Il. T. Muzzy, .ieasuref --Mrs
James Moody a1d Ter son, True p. Moody
Rave gone T. No. h Ora on, Msss., where
they e. pect to ms ke leir home in the IA
tt-e.-The schools a, commencing tteir
spring terms. Mss Sibyl Mariner Of Bel.
mont in district No. l. Miss Alice Davis OF
Liberty in dis ics No. ., Miss Addie Mar.
riner in distict No. o. Mas Eva Las.eli oil
Lincolnviile in district M. 4, Miss Hattie
Mariner in diss.ics No. s. Misc Clement Of
Knox in 6is-.ict No. 7. Miss Annette Smith
Of Roi.h Appleton in dis.sict No. 10, Miss
Jessie Mariner Ia district No. IS, and Mrs.
Lily Sukeforth in district No. IA.
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Is one which IL guaranteed to bring You
satisfactory results, or in case Of failure q
return OF purchase price. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised Druggist
. bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption 1t il guaranteed to bring
relief in every case, when used for any At.
fection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such a.
Consumption, Inflammation Of Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma. Whooping Cough,
Group, etc., etc. II il pleasant and agree
able to taste, perfectly safe, and can always
De depended upon. Trial bottles free q
Bovdisch, Webster, Z Co.'S Drugstore.
aug6ecd ~ chvky1y
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CoNpEssED DIsrAscsr.a
The Pith Of ths Nows taksn from the
Cusssnt Evsnts c. the Day.

The Glen House, . notorious resoft o
Pittsfald. Mass was burned Sunday night
Loss, $40, 900; probably insured.
J B Johnson, the ex champion swim ne,
Of the world and the hero Of London bridge
10 to s..empt TO dive from the Brookly /
Bulge into the East river for q wager Of
$3.50 johnson 10 to make the attempt or
Monday, May Is, between the hours of
A. NJ. and 2. NJ.
Mrs. Joseph Neville was found dead il
her house at Philadelphia, Saturday morn
irg The floor arc walls OF the room w. 7,
sps..ered with blood and the woman has
app .rentiy been dubbed to death after Q
hard Struggle. Her husband. who is 8
drinking man, and frequently beat her, ha,
been arrested on suspicion of being ths
murderer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-11

AssosIA. Conn. Nay 9.-This afternoon
DR.. Charles T. Baldwin Of Birmingham
performed rare operation upon the
the 81 ear-oh son Of G. A. Sargent. For
some time the boy has suffered from pain.
ful sve'iins on the neck under the rigi.
ear, and - lancing Gid cot relieve it, h VA
decided that tas knife must be used. The
little fellow vas ethefissd ami TWO icc;siors
made n the neck to lay the swelling open,
and from Il were removed 100 ssps,sss
tsmofs. The ossrsioa took ons hoar * d
three quarters to perform sad was vsry
succeasfpI
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sPARKs FROM MAIaz WIRES.

The police raided houses OF ill-repute al
Rockland, Friday night on the Point and
elsewhere and made many arrests.
Nathan Tsrbox, = well-knovn resident Of
Saco, aged eigh.f-two years, died suddenly
Friday night. He leaves = widow. one sor
and one daughter.
| The York County Agricultural Society
will hoId its annual fair ut Sxco, Aug. rs
26 and ~, ard will offer $500 in trot int
purses.
VIM. Hsrrigan. employed BY, Frank San
born at Exeter, vas diving on . load Of
sand, when he fell under the wheels which
passed over his body, and it is doubtful il
he survives.
The CITY liquor agency at Lewiston may
be closed at the expiration Of the term OF
the present incumbent. NJ. A. Coyne, MAY
is Coyne ard A. e. McDonough ART
rival candidates for the place and he boart
of aldermen is tied.
Deputy Steriffs Stsckpole OF Biddsfort
ard Parker Of North Berwick, Friday
raided several places. At Hog Point in
South Berwick they found liqnors at ms
store Of Anth,ny Devine. His hesring vii
be held Tuesday. Charles Place wa
arrested ard bound over to the grand juF,
on nuisance charges.
lathe Oxford County s. J. Court, Friday
the officers of the town Of Oxford made &
settlement with John W. Chadbourne ani
his bondsmen - collector Of taxes for ekif
| to~ a for balsnce Of about 81, 900 elaine
to bs due the town on the settlement of hi'
accounts. They paid the town 81 200, and
the county mol pressed the indie men
against Chadbourns.
The Bowdoins will 60 to New York the
last Of the month to take part in . regstii
en- the Harlem river, In which eights from
Columbia. the University from Pennsy,
vADis, the New York Club, the Manhattan
tsiletics and the Bovdoin boys will par .ci
ate. The race is q mile and half straigh
= ray, stu ng from High bridge. Tbs
y si .oas ard weights Of Lls Bowdoin Var
ty crew are as follows: Bow. Carleton
10 pounds; No. 2, Poor. 172; No 8, Al
lard, 1853; No. 4. Jackson, 100; No. 5
fIsskel!, 1856; No. 6, Turner, 1856; No. Z
Hastings, 1856; stroke, Parker, 100; coz
swain, Shaw, ITO.
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Baptist church was crowded Friday
evening by highly interested audience
comprising many Of the best people Of
Watervjlle, on occasion Of the Sophomore
prize declsma, .ons. The programme wa.
fully carried out as printed in Yesterday ,.
JOURNAL. all of the parts being well done
while some Of the rendsrinys were
specially foe, indicating elocu..onary and
orstoricai ability far above lie common
Brillisncy was added to the evenings exer
cises By the Ladies orchestra in Eve eplen.
did selections. With each appearance these
ladies i'm prove, and it is not an exsgaerat' or
to say that they are unequalled By
sry similar organize on in the State,
They will be heard agt n ne.. week, at the
eoncer. in the Congre gstional church, and
as it is understood that this may be theiI
last appearance with their present person.
mel, all their admirers will doubtless be
there TO hear them. The first prizes wers
awarded to Mr.. Bowman and Miss Tsy!or
the second to Mr.. Corners and Miss Co
burn.
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Insuring Horses,

A New York horse life insurance com
pany, insuring only sound and generally
young animals, worth between 500 and
800 each, reports that of 7O4 horses dying
within the past five years, 1873 died Of collie,
n Of inflammation of the bowels, "a of kid
ney trouble, 81 of pneumonia, SO of sun
stroke, 30 of pinkeye, 81 of lockjaw, % Of
broken legs, IL of epizootic, 10 of heart dis
ease, of blind staggers, 9 were killed by
runaways, 4 were drowned, 2 were killed
by lightning, 12S died of unknown diseases
and only Swere burned
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The sad snnouncsms ID. was made Satur
day Of the des'i Of Agnes, vile Of NJ A
Hsrsden Of this city, which occurred Sat
urdsy morning at about Q O'Clock Of pae u
monis She vac ken several weeks ego
with severe sck Of the grip, which
lrter developed into pneumonia and resulted
in her dea'h. Ms Harden was only q
years OF sge.. and her early death falls will
much severity upon her young HUSBAND
who will have the sincere sympathy OF &
large number Of friends. The funers
takes place this morning st 81 Joseph's
Catholic church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-11

Landlord Young opened the spring sea
sou at his hospitable house yesterday with
one Of the G e.t dinners ever set before
the guest at Msipe hotel. The follow
log elsb ,rste menu was discussed:
Lobster Soup Coniomn
Olives. Rsdshes
Boird Salmon, Egg Sauce.
iettlce Cucumbers. Green Peas
Boiled Fowl. White sauce.
OK Tongue, with Jelly
Roast BIB Of Beef.
go Swing Lamb, Mint Sauce
Chicken, " tn Dressing.
Fork Apnis Sauce. sirIotn VI eef, Dish Gravy
Ji.eken Msyocn Use.
Mees -ori and Chte
GraDse Ffitters, Wine Ssu,e.
Lobster Saisd.
Boil d Potatoss- NJ shS d Potatoes
b He'd Sweet p tatoes.
Bermuda Onions. Mashed Turrip. Eeets
Jelly Fruit With Boiled Custsrd.
S raw berry Sho,. Cake
Apple Pc.
Mince Pie.
lemon f.e. Rhubs b Pie
Var | ! lea G cam Blood Orange Sherbeit
Assoc, ted Gaze. Bananas. Oranges.
Apples. Nix Nuts. Layer plisias
Ora serl. Cneese
Coffee. w Tel.
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J. Prescott Davis. the photographer, has
recently plsced some handsome colored
photograph Of Miss Settis Morris in 'hs
cars OF the electric railroad. They arr
among the finest photos ever exhibited by
Mr.. Davis and srs very complimentary 10
his ability a. ar artist. Miss Morris 10 very
much pleased With them and last week sent
Mr. Davis very large order for some Of
them.
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The expression '"The dark horse" orig
mated In D'Israeli's novel, "The Young
Duke' where it occurs in the description
of an important race, in which the favorite
and well known horses failed to run. In
the words of the author, "a dark horse,
which had never been thought of and
which the careless St. James had never
even observed in the list, rushed past the
grand stand in sweeping triumph. The
spectators were almost too surprised to
cheer" In politics this expression has been
much used ever since the election of James
A. Garfield, and has come to designate a
candidate never before thought about, who
wins over better known men.
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But one more sec, on Of crib-work, ard
this somewha. smaller than the others, vii
have to De put in position before ihe gsI
made by the wash-ouf will be closed mp.
The worsmen will then proceed to make
The whole several feet higher. 30 that the
water snail in no case run over the top @,
it, and The bank for some distance above
the dam will be thoroughly protected 81
that water or ice will not be likely to gel
another hold.
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Be on the wstch TO, the street parade Of
ihs Morris EquiGe and c mine Paradox
about noon today. The dogs will be gsjly
decked in fancy colors Of various tints a.
hnes and drawn by tao handsome ponies in
the new exhibition cart made in this ci
especially for the purpose, while the s,.eel
piano ard drums will be in another car
rage made for this service.s long lire OF
ponies being led each BY = small boy, while
Prof and Miss Nsuie Morris, and the
Profs. small boy, will lead the procession
riding Their horses o. ponies. This exhi-
tition OF the street is one that the boys and
girls will all want 10 see. and they will
manage to see it, too. The Paradox will give
three exhibitions here, tonight, tomorrow
right and tomorrow afternoon.
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a Maa Tssrns...aser.

Lesn men make the best thermometers
Fahrenheit nsver invented beer ones. i
the weather Is warm and sunny, they 81,
cheerful. II cold ard frosty, they II,
irritable and snsppy. II damp and cloudy
they are dovncsse and gloomy. But i
either lean or fat men are tu6srirg from
hiliousness, head sche, constipation, or indi
gestion, the VET sr viii slvays be dam;
and cloudy in their locality, unless ,bej
use DR.. Piefce's Pleasant Pellets. Thess
Pellets are small. sugar coated gYanules
calculated % start the liver and digestiv,
organs into healthy sctivity, and thereb,
raise lov spiriu. and cispei gloom.
{ maj l1d&wfoIfm
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We desire to say 70 oar citizens, that for
years we have been selling DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's AYnica 6alve and
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell ~ well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate TO guarantee them every time,
and We stand ready TO refund the purchase
price, II satisfactory resnIts DO not follow
their use. These remedies Nave won their
gTest popularity purely ON their merits,
Bexditch, Webster CO., Dsusgisls.
angeeodA chwkyIy
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+. r. Pearson. W A. Lssvens, g
Greene, X 3. Goldsburs aud p. w. Colds
burg, students at I.inceton University
Princeton. N J., will visit all the principal
to~ IA IN or- State during the summer and
fail holding religious services uuder thH
suspices of the churches. They will reach
Gardiner about September 1st. and will hold
three days meeshgs. They are fine sing
ers and speakers, and in their going sbou,
from place TO place have been instrumensal
in doing much good. They take this meal 3
Of spending their summer vacation, BY
combining business with pleasure.
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undsr Arrsst ,or etsa isg.

Nxw HAVEN, Conn, May lo.-Elien
McGowan, forswomsn IN tie lamp depa. :
ment Of the large carriage trimming factory
of C. Cowles & Co., and three Of her assis'
sarts was arrested tor'ght for defrsudine
the company ous Of over $1,000 BY making
false reports Of their work. Their specu'
IL On ext rds over period Of two years.
ALI we're released on bonds.
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The enclosed green at the foot Of Msii
street owned BY the Lockwood Company
aud know Al As Barney square, makes very
very good playground and nearly ever,
pleasant dsy the small boys can be seer
there engaged in q ball game. They ap'
preciate the kirdress Of Mr.. Abbo.s, the
sgen', in PERM, ting them TO thus use ths
grounds and of course they will be careful
not to forfeit the privilege By any miscon'
duct
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Orfin Winter died Saturday afternoon q
his residence on Second street, after pro.
tracted illness. Mr.. Winter WAS formerly
. blsckmith Ut the works Of the Hallowel
Granite Co, but because Of his i'll health
was obliged to give mp work en- rely. He hal
made several trips Sou'h. but his health did
not seem to improve much. While In the
South the past winter his health fail ID hin
% fast that be vas obliged to return home
since which ..me be has been failing grad
ually until his death. BE leaves widow
Mrs. Evelyn Winter. The funeral vii
occur At his ls'e residence on Tuesday
afternoon Il 3 so o'clock.