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Connecticut western news., 1892-01-21
K ENr.

Mrs L. K Thorpe. of Waterbury Conn i~ at Rev w. Il. Klrk's
 Mrs M l. Ha>kius.uf Dapbury .sper few days in town last Week with h.'' father who has been seri"usl iii but now reported a little more comfortable,
 Jerome Judd conducted service a' the Episcopal church Sunday morning for Rev w r. Bt-lby. who Is couh, e,i at home by serious illness. Tie tv. b. ing service WAS omitted
 Rev w H Kirk lies in very dar- eerous condition at hIs home i'll this village. with grippe combined witt other troubles.
 To mention names of all who are sick would reqnire much time aud space. ss sickness Was never so prevalent in this sown as at present. In fact there ar, only inst enough who remain we'll keep the necessary business of the place moving.
 Tue humps travel rapidly from house and nearly ha'f the people both old and young are learning to hold their jaw Grippe also has strong hold here
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| DI~T IcI OFCoENwAIL. ss rR0uArI

hIST, lCl OF CORNWALL. ss PROBATE v Court. January 9th. 1892.
 fStuie nt k"brrt Y. Niuer, la q of Cornwall iu ~Hid ivt. d' ceas,'d
 The Court of rtutlte fnr the District nf Cornwall hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. fut the creditors uf >a Il estate, rrlrt,s.,nttl in- s''ivvni in which uuNhi"it their cluur~ her io; and h. appointed David l.. Sr,ih and Hiram G. Dean Commissioners to receive and eNamIu" tii cluin-.
 Crrdfl'si hy GEo. r. HARRI-oN, Judge
 The subscribers iNe unti,r lhhi tho; riull meet W Town Clerk k'~ Office in snid Cornwall nn ihe hth dat "f Aprtt auG th'. G h day of JulN. al ous u'c ok iu Ih.. aft .ruoOn on each "i sit'd days. for the purpose oG attending on the busiin.ss ni satd lplarintm, nt
 HIRAN u uEANE N'i"'i'HHi''o'''
 Ali persoh,, indebted tu said estate arc ro- quest, d tu make immediate payment to
 FBEDEk CK F. IAEK, Administrator
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HUN Ess aLL E.

Mrs. c. E. Hauchett. accompanied bs Mrs. x J. Dean. Is spsnding suma littlr time with friends iu Orange, N. Brooklyn, x | and Waterbury, Conn.
 ..... Miss Jeunie. Chase attended the State Grange, which met iu Rockville last week ..... Miss Alice Scovlle has returned to Winsted. Miss Sophie A Il labird i~ quite i'll Dr Skitf Is iu attendance .... Our sick ones are inn proving. Mrs Charles Hunt. Miss M"ry Hunt, Miss Belle Judd, N. Howe, J Il. flakes and II. Yale have been sick, but are better now .... News has beeu re- ceived here If the death at Ottumwa, To va. of Ella J. Hayward, daughter of Mrs. Ge c poper, South Canaau, anu wIf,, of Oliver Dutton of Ottumwa. Be- fore marriage Mrs. Duttou hal spent much of her time with an aunt living m Rlverton still many of our readers will remember her we'll. and as very pleas ant. winsome young laay. She leaves two children, a son five years "li and a lang ghter born D e 4th Our com mnnlty was startled last Saturlay after noou by the cry of :" Fire It took but few minutes to discover that pr o;eeued from the house of Mrs Cnas Hunt. In very short time what Was once beautiful home was pile of rn- ins. The fire originated iu a defective chimney, and when discovered had gained such headway as to be beyond control, tue whole upper part of the house. being mass of Il sm". Every thing Was saved on tue first fl Ior still the loss Is heavy, as there was no iusur- ance. The house was one of the old landmarks of the town, haviug been built about a hundred years ago by Sal mon Hunt, uncle If Charles Hunt. Mrs Hunt and daughter have the sympathy of the entire community Ill their great loss
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Central New England & Vest
 ern Is. k. Co.
Poughkeepsie IIridge Route.

Commencing suu'iay, october II, 1891.
 TRAT>s GOING EAST. Leave Mill"rtou s.55 n. m Canaan e.40. Nor folS l0.0I; arrive Hartford ll.50 n. m. Leave ramrhcll nall s.Sna m., ranas,n 8 S5 l.nl.. Norfolk 40s arrive Hsrtturl G. s pm. Leave Campbell Hal lt.55 D m.- Daily E1- press from Washington, lMltimuts and Philadelphia fnr ihnst,,n; Canaan 2lA am. Nurfols. steps lar through tasseugvrS oniy sos; arrive Hartford 43S m. Boston S.20 a. m.
 Leave Campbell HtIl (Sunday@ onlyl 7.45 a. m. tnnaan S5, r. m., Aor.olk 42l; arrive Hartford 6.2o ?. m.
 TRAINS oorNa WEST. Leave Hartfori 9 ia a m., Norfolk II Ss. Ca- nan l230p.m m,arrlNeCampbellliAll5 5.S5 D. m, Leave Hartfnrd3 5 p. m. Norfolk h.1p CA- nastn 5.li; arrive Millerton 6 20 p. m. Leave Harif,rt DOS D. m. Daily rxpresa for r ilhdelphia. Baltimore and washington- Norfnls lu55 p m, Canaan II IS; arrive Cam bell Hall 57 n. m. Leave Hartfnri tsundays only) sso arrive Norf K l0.25 A m. leave co p. m. .a.asn 2S p. m; arrive Campbell Half 6.5o p. m.
 ooNSRcrIoSs.
 Al Hartford with \ SNERR, NY.NH II k K, Hartford X Valley Divisions Al Simsbury and al Pine Meadow with N Y. N n, " .N"IlhAnllioh Division. At winsied with S H R k, Nauga- tuck Divlsion. Al Cannnn with Hou-ttonic R. R; nt Miller ton and NJ ktgi with Harlem Division \ Yu ll lt h; ;m Haston Corners wiih uHrl.m Division IS II k h k. and \ YAMh at P"nshk" .lste with NfG& n h Hs at khinecn with N | c AH Hh R. by ferry tn kondnut with the Ulster X D..lAwar,a It R. at Ma, brook witt the L..hivh A Hudaun River Ity.; s Campbell Hal with NYONW Ky NV k&W kR. pPA RR and wailkili vstlsy R R.
 1. W. FowLRa, a Q. A. HAYES.
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SOUTH CANAAN.

Two more cases of measles at MT Will cox's. Mir Wilcox has been very busy >hoeiug horses and cattle k r. Pen Teton and Miss Jeuuie Chase returned from the State Grange at Rockville, Conn.,, Friday evening and reported n very nice time ... The Grange choir met with Mis- Emma Howe Monday ,veui"g Jan lS.. rEere was p very large attendance at the |. P S F. meet ing Sunday evening =. Colds are quite prevalent in this place. .. Horses rnu- niug and bells rattliug. CUE $?
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THE BARDSLEY DEFALcATCN.
Final Report of the Expert Accountant Received by the ConncIl's Committee.

Final Report of the Expert Accountants
 Received by the Councils Committee.
 PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 16.-The Subcom- mlttee of councils finance committee, ap- pointe,. to investigate the Bardsley detalca- ton, has received the final report of the ex- pert accountants. A large mass of accumu- lated correspondence was read and placed on file. During the meeting. while the question of the school funds, which had been misappropriated by Bardsley. was un. der discussion, Mir Smithers announced that he had received information that the state was withholding from the city treas ury all the money due the city pending the suit for the state moneys lost through Bardsley, while the city treasurer is paying over regularly all the money due the state.
 The experts reported that they had been unable to complete their investigation of the overdrafts which appeared on the ledger at the close of lSSS and had not been cashed over to lSS9 on aecounnt of the refusal of the authorities to allow further investiga- ton of the books.
 Expert Brown presented final report of the investigation of the accounts of John BarCisley. He said that Bardsley had ad- vanced to the Bradford Mills company, out of the state fund.- in which the city had an interest, S444, ,265. 25, and had received in re turn from the co npany SllS,Sl447, leaving a balance not Tt turned of S:iS0, ,450. 1S. He said the capital ,ck of the Bradford Mills company was pl ced at 0000, divided into 4,OOO shares [ par value of $50. Be- tween 1888 and !S.l, S200 shares of stock dad been issued md used as collateral by Mir. Bardsley, but none of the capital had been paid up un il December, 1890, when MT. Bardsley is credited with S200, coo placed to that acc. unt.
 A resolution w, s adopted declaring that ghe committee ad gone as far in the in- vestigation as it was possible to do, owing ro the refusal of the federal authorities to permit further investigation of the books md papers of the broken banks, and de iding to end the taking of testimony and proceed at once to prepare the report for the general committee.
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CARDINAL MANNING AT REST.

pires While Mass Is Being Said for Him.
 LONDON, Jan. 15.-Cardinal Manning's illness began in the form of a slight cold toward the end of last week. Compara- lively little was thought about the matter by the cardinal or his household.
 Apprehensions did arise however, when 1t was announced that bronchitis had set in
 Sir Andrew Clark saw the cardinal in the course of Monday and again yesterday The lungs, it was then understood, had become affected. So grave, indeed. had the situa- tion become that the cardinal had the last sacraments of his church administered. Father Dillon, of Bayswater, oficiated.
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Sherman Elected Senator.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 1.-The senate and house met in joint session to choose a United States senator. The call of the roll showed tweuty-four senators and sixty-eight mem- oers of the house present. The clerks of the two houses then read the minutes of the separate elections. The minutes showing that Senator Sherman had received ma ,ority of the votes in both houses, the lieu .enant governor declared John Sherman July elected United States senator for the
 erm commencing March 1, lSg3.
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THE DEATH RECORD.

ANTHONY B. ALLEN, for many years the ,ditor of The American Agriculturist, at Plainfield, \. J.
 HIRAM BUTTON, a veteran of the war of 1872, at Brocton, Chautauqua county, N. Y.
 Rev R. ". HAWKINS, chairman of the Wesleyan Methodist Mission Association of the United States, at Clean, N. |.
 FRANK z. FLINT, the famous ball player, at Chicago.
 Rev w. NJ. A. FLEMING, pastor of St. AloysiuS' Roman Catholic church, at New
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rostofice, Huntsville. Conn.
,ISTRICT OF SHARON pIn,R,Tl

I llSTRlCT OF SHARON. ss. PROBATE '"uri. January 9th. \. D lS92
 state ui hIchat Il Woodward lHle or sharon iu sild dIs'rlct. d'c,a-, d.
 UIHn Inc application uf Abel Woodward of ~' Il sharon Administrator with the will Hn. ueNe upon th.. ,stat.' of ~;ttd tirhard Wood rd, deceased, I'ia, ing for au' nurity In sell rerlain real .'state ts' oncing Ia stld estate the same teins bounded aud dr~criitsl Us fol- lows, VIZ:
 I'm. tlrs truct is situate at Amenim Union ir said Town of Sllar n, aud s 'und, d. Iiegih- hing Ht h'' \. F.. ner of a htn,. in the ,aSi lnr of ih" highway, nhd al ar near the liue oi hs Slate nt New urk {: thence F. n d..Tet.- minutes in tho north iu euf ~Hid aur lti r. .dS O thr northeast c.trner uf sad laur; th ,utr \. and F. alto rutiS aud l. links tu ands
 fwhieh uhv' kelu.c sold tu Jus"ph Cran. tnd itOw owtrd hy William Muuson; thence westerly down the btouk To Nuns n'S lit e Iu i cOTuer uG his land hpar the brook: thence \. uu'l F. tn the uurlh bl uT Ih,, hron Z: h ncr down the bru \. s7 degrees 80 min- Il c@ about r"ds aud links iu th" west Iii.e "i saul MuH~nhi- littu bt.ing at or h,,ar h,. iiu'' of the State If Nrw-lur ihenre to the place "f beSInnhg erntaiuiua. thirty rods Etnd more or less. ts.ing the s;tu., premises c 'ny. Hei Ia ssld lachurd Woodward bN d.. rL from Elitnse Is Trrrp. b "ring date May Slst lS9U. anal recorded uu sharon Land Records Vol 3S. Page S 0.
 Tn. secn,d tract is wood land situate i, sharon, b'ut d~d rorlh bN mutIs ut Eli ,h lurk"ti and "'heis: etst by lnI dS uf Georg, . 'hapmHn a ilirHm Cap CT: s uih hv said
 o'ler ard lhiuJuck"tt: and west b, high way lra'iIrg hum sharon 10 W.st M,n ,tS >rl'ol H"uSe, so-ealleI, containing tunrt,- hv'' acres aud hincty-atuo rods uf land, more ur less.
 hc third tract is situate tn snid sharon b'unird north hy tho highway: ,ast hy the .u' yiug-Sr' 1T d; s"nth by the hlnds of Mr-. Laim"ns =. llutt; artl ou thr west hy lai.ds uI "lllam Chamberlain. formerly dwurI l.a,,- i"'rt aud Hhd Jrnnritr Chamberlain hand con taihiig about thre'' andu e-ha [ acres uf tnud mora TT less as Ter application on file mur, fully appears.
 c deIt'i That said application be heard ard determined at the Piubatn nfllce in Snid Nhnr- ou, in said district, um iha2d dl, ut ] tntiary D. 1872 ai a'''clnck m th'. forenoon. and ihat 'o'lcc h'' given oi ttao Is'ndancv ui said aPplicatl' Ii, and fhe Im" and ,.lit,e uf haari, y tier un. by pub i~hius the sauir twic lI, some "e"sIHiIer having ci cula'ion iu said is irlcI, ana hH posting a ctps th"ru'f un t,r pubic siSu-po>t ill lne Town or Sharonins s ,id district: A. N. 'ARp. Judge.
 Certified by WILLARD BAKER Cl"rK
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From what has come to light during the week there is no doubt that the st- tack on the United States sailors in Val paraiso was an unprovoked outrage. and was participated in by the Chilean sol diers and police. The Government is managing the case with patience aud firmness and there seems no doubt that the honor of the nation will be vindi- cated without war. The Preside t will defer sending his message to Co., press till next week
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Legal Notices.
uF SHARON, ss.-PRC

I,ISTRI,T T uF SHARON, ss.-PROBATI tf Court, Januar, 9th. ls!2.
 in he matter oftht' aIIn iutment of Trus- 'e uIrdrI the W II of Laura x. Sterling. l;te % h ,r"n in id District.
 Upon tle application of John II. Whiting oi New Havt h, Gunn praying thu Trustee nay he appointed of certain trust estate up, a Ih,. hands of sad N hitting ils administrator with the witl auEeN Il uI'uu The estate oi
 h res A Sterling. deceased; sli Charles \. ,trrIing. the trustee iherr, under id vii said L,.ura S. $ crIing being drc,gl-,.d IL fl eS,tid and also that he, he SaId Whti.g nay h.. appointed trustee as aforesaid, H~ pet tpIl,dtion on file more fully ap ears. It is
 Ord.-red that -tid aIIr.i,.dti n be heard uuI terrrmiued at the Probate Oflirc in sharon ,r ..;lid district un the g day uf m ". A. D IS 7, at Thrre "cltck ih tht' al rruoou. ai d hat notice b- gwen Of the p,.nd,ncy of sitd lpIlicati"n and the time and Ilrce "l helrug neteUn. by publishing the same unc'' in som,. newspaper h wing Il circulation Tn Said dis rIri art'i by IO-tlng Il copy thereof "n tht. public sign-p' ~t i'll the Town ot Shar,n in said II~trIct. an,l by mai ing la each ui the follow Ing- tanned f,t-fs"n~. directed tu them nt th,'ir e-, ecrIve Ia,st-offie adireSseS In u 10 s'-r. iu wrapper.a certified copy o' this order, to-wit Boguc aud Mrs. I-ahella D. RyrrSon, both al Empress Fl Tel, 339 I tnre sire {, Toronto O. rariu, al least six days before stid da e of hearing. A. N. CARD. Judge.
 Certified by WILLARD BAKER, IkIk.
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DEATHS RICH HARVEST.
PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR OF ENG-
 LAND PASSES AWAY.

The Royal Family and the Whole of
 Great Britain Plunged in Grief-Car-
 dinals Manning and Simeoni Expire AL
 most at the Same Time.
 LONDON, Jan. 15.-Great Britain bows it's head in grief and sheds tears of genuine prrow at the death of Albert Victor, duke pf Clarence and Avondale, and, as the eld- est son of the Prince and Princess of Wales, heir presumptive to the throne.
 The Princess May, who was engaged to be married to Albert Victor next month, is said to be almost on the verge of mental collapse.
 Queen Victoria is said to be more pros trated than when she lost Alice and Prince Leopold. The Duke of Clarence was of an
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| IsTkIUr "i Cornwall ss. Probate Court,

| lISTklCf oi Cornwall ss. Probate Court, 7 Dcc,'u brr 3 tn, 1sHl.
 E~tuie uf tmiiy Aalnck lat of Cornwall in said district deceasnd.
 The Court of prnbut,. for the District of Cornwall hath limited Hnd a lowed siN months from ihr dale hereof, tor thc Ctrdi- "r- of st'd estate, rt.pr,,-es t'l insulv, m it, which 10 eAhlhii their aims lh"ictu; and has nrpoin rd Leonard J Nirkrrso and haunct'y F.. BaldNm Cummi~sIuuers to re- cclNe al. d examluc said cli. m~.
 CertiIl''d by Geo (. Ha' rison. Judge. Tn" sub cribets rivt. uuiic.. that they shall meet at l.. ]. Ntckers n's oflic,' iu Sni,i Corn wa on The l~t dtN of AIri nnd the 80 h day Of June lSl2 nt "ne u'clucK m the ufterno h. un es'ch "t saii days. Tor ths purpose of lu- tendIug on the hu-in,'s~ "f s,ai,i app intmrnt.
 Leonardo. Nicker~ou ,,..,,,,,,- .,,,...
 Chaurcs.y tiald N iu MI" 9'''e'S' All Iersui,s indebted iu said t,Stntc. ar, re. que.Ied to maLe immrdat,. payment 10
 Dayld l. Suith. AdIu!nistrltor.
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The Hon Robert J. Chester. sail 10 be the oldest Free Mason in ths. world, ,licd III Jackson, Tenn. Jan. I2. .agrd99. Mi Chester served ou the staff of Andrew Jackson. his kinsman. at the battle ,t New Orleans. He cast his fir vote r Madison, and had voted for every D, n- ucrat since that time MasuuS from many parts ot the country attended the funeral.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-21
Prince Albert yictor's Funeral.

LONDON, Jan. 19-The body of the duke is still in the parish church at Sandringham and will remain there until it is removed to Kings Lynn for conveyance to London and thence to Windsor castle. It is denied that the health of Prince George of Wales is not sufficiently robust to allow his exposing himself in any way, and that the Prince of Wales has decided that he will not be al lowed to attend his brothers funeral. The queen has given special orders for the dec oration of the railway station at Windsor on Wednesday, the day of the funeral of the duke of Clarence and Avondale. Con- trary to usual custom, no drapery will be used, but the building will be entirely dressed with flowers brought from the con servatories at Windsor castle.
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The Very Rev. Anthony Anderledy. Superior General of the Jesuits, died in Rome on January Is, aged 72 years. He was Swiss. a ripe scholar, a remarkable linguist aud born ecclesiastical states man. He was once missionary priest in Wisconsin.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-21
Monahnn,s Accounts Straight.

WEST CHESTER, Pa. Jan. lS.-The ac- counts of the missing lawyer, R. Jones Mon than, who WAS the eastern manager of the Pennsylvania Mortgage company, have been thoroughly examined, and at a meeting of he directors of the company they were an bounced to be perfectly straight in every particular. The missing man recently cabled lis wife from Australia that he was well, put gave no particulars or reasons for his llsaDpearance
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Asb.craprion Account.

The date on the coored slip ot paper will the name of the subscriber shows the time [, which the subscription Is paid; thue k k Smith 5julS1 Indicates that Mir smith has pai'i for his paper to July 5. leSs II is hoped thai subscribers will see to il that their account as indicated by the date on their papers t> always correct, and when they pay TOT rt renewal of their subscription will obserN' whether their date is changed to in'iicat" th' proper credit, and m the event of an error t' iuforin us for correction al once. N" claims for errors in these accounts will hereanei b' considered unless prescrted wthih tnlrtN days after the payment Is olaiined to haN' been made. as the receipt of the paper VII the date to which the subscription Is pai,' plainly printed thereon is priina tacie evi' Hence of Its acceptance as correct.
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TTaneLeTs' Gnide.
liousatonic i,aiIroaci.
lMAts LINZ DIsIsInN.l Jat.ttufv Y IsqQ

lMAIs LINZ DIvIsrbN,l
 January 5, Is92 Passenger traius l,stNe Gl,uHtu. aotNo NORTH 9.lua. ui. for p1ttsheld. North Adlnle also Albany, via State Liue. l2.SU r. n. for f!tsiieid, connecting via state Llue Tor Albany, 7lI r. m for itttsheld, connecting via. State l.inc for Albany. lO.l5 h. m., sunday Mail for Pittsneld.
 LkAvE CANAAN. ootNa SOUTH. $40 a. m., for Bridgeport and New York |. I.i5 D. m., Milk for Bridgeport. a.SO p. m., Tar Brdsetort, wilh through car. D 25 r. m, for Bridgeport and New York. sunday ails, S.2b l.. m.. for Bridgeport and New York.
 Connections are made at Brook field Juno tion wlth trp.ns to and frun nanbury. WILLIAM n. STEVENSON.
 yics-fres't. and den1 Manager.
 A. W. PERuIS,
 o.n. lfuss. Agt.
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CA NAAN Es.

There has he,n nn Schonl in rWad. worth District for week nn arrount u' the illrr>S "i tIr teacher. .N"ws wa received last lhurs'iay nf the death If Mir Samuel Emmns If San,listi-lt Mass . iT. 'hrl of Mir J,nsun Emmui \ nf CHuaa" Nail,.y. His death Was cans. "d hy raral' tie shock ..... Willr Funk Is very >i.k with ii fiammaii n ,i The bowels His recovery i, Very nunlh fui......Mr John Wolfe of PitrstirLt WAS iE this section looking after his ir terrsrs last week ... William Calf. ld shirpe carlcai ol apple. to New Iuik on MnnslnN
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especially amiable disposition, and had won his way to his grandmoth- CTS heart. Queen Victoria was de- votedly attached to him. When he was a babe she took pleasure in nursing him, and it was re marked that she could not have cared more for the Prince of aleS when an infant.
 Indeed, the saying is ascrbed to her majesty that she looked on Clarence
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settled by Arbitration.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 14.-The street car strike has been settled by arbitration. All .mployees will ride free at present. The em- Jloyees returned to work at once.
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Certified by will,rl Baker. Cler..
1 lI>TNIC oF sm AKnN ss.-pRnnArE

1 ll~TRIC OF SIl ARbN ss-pRDBATE tour'. January 9fh, Isa2
 E-tu" or Thomas hety, tite of sharon in -Hi,I district.
 U on th" application of a'rick Kelly of sld Sha'"n. Administrator upon said estate I Salh d erased. praying that an nrdrrn sale, " the rr'al estate telhugius 10 said estate may e granted and hat Fitch Lanlnn of sa d hr ron may be duly appointed 10 make sa d -a Q. S..iti r'"il estate b''iug bouutle and ,lr-rrib.d t~ t'lo s, VIZ. certain house apd O f band situate h. sharon on tho south side oI he highway lea,lIus firm sharon tn ~h,tou Valley, and hounded north hy the said h,rh. wtN, ets' ly St. eruard'S Roman t'nthnli,, . "rpor ,tior and EdWani Fallc south ny lini~ of ,,e 'r;s D. God yin; ant N-st by andS "t Frederick H'acaEis~ anI Iulius ,w.. ohtaining aho u live acr''s nI hand, as p,.r u
 lcaii "n Il n"r' fLly apre,rs. II IS
 Ordered that sad nppiirati,'n b heard and "iermin'"i u ihr Prohu ur Ollir,. in sharon in %ii district "n th- 2id tll, of JnnutrN. A D lS92, at ui 'e "'r n"S in thu. for.r.r,tI and th II 'o,ic'' bc s en Of the pendency of zaid apllt. h'r'h anu lh, nr' an'l ptgtrc ut hsArtry h"reon. toy puhi shins the sane once in snme eNs aIer having cts cuhttion in said dis "lc' and by p"sltg Il copy thereof uu tho nn'i" Sn-po~I in the Ia n uf ShHr.,, in $ ,,l dis rist Nj o.pn In ''
 Cernhed by WILLARD BAKkR. .lsr..
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and Prince PRINCESS MARY OF TICK. Maud. Prince George is a hghthearted young fellow, who bears his inherited honors gracefully. He is lieutenant in the navy, commanding the Thrush on the North American station. He was even more popular than his more sedate elder brother
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-21

The Legislature met yesterday. There was no quorum in the House owing 10 the absence of the R pnblicans.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-21

Joseph Skillen, color-d, an old ser want of President Liucolu. died lust Thursday in Richmond, Iud., aged 100 years
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nI>TRICT nF sHAnnN- na.-pnnnArE

II ' NTNNFN, NN.-IIAVUAIE \ Court Ianmny lsa2
 Estate ut I',hanra Line. late of sharon In saii district dss.eas Il.
 The Court uf pr,,tato ftr tha District nf sharon hath limited aud allowed six months From daiu h" ,ptf ttr ihs rr'ailtnr~ of -aid ,.s. ttta ." hihit their el,im- for settlement. These wh" ir gle't Ia pr,'~eut their a'crunt-, rr"lc l> ali"sei, within tiI time. win ba drbtrrd H r~"Nery Nii Ite'-nus imicht-d to said "sia'e are requested Ia make inmrli- ate payment to WILSON p ~rrRUEs.
 Aln.ihislr rttor wiIh the Nili Aun,'Nrd.
 Po~t-uilivr address = urnWall Bridge. Conn.