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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE ClfANCERY COURT OF THE
l CITY or RICHMOND, MARCH, D
AND %, 1886.
Interior Conduit and Insulation Company
and e.. /. Johnson ana d. J.. johnson.
partners. trading under the firm name
and style OF T.. ]. johnson * son, 800,
...-.............,....... fldlilll'a'
against
ola Dominion Electrical Construction
Company .........-.-.s-.... 900 .i'ri 'ii'i"-'s'
HNuact from decree of March q, is.tt
The court doth adjudge. order,
and decree that tlis cause be- referred t1
one OF the commissioners or tnls court,
who shah make the following inquiries,
aud take and settle tmc IouohinE ac-
counts. ANA report thereof 10 the tou' Fl.
First. An account or dil the property
ana assets OF every character Of the de-
PENDANT, the Old Dominion Electrical
Construction Company, Win an uens
thereon. or any part thereon, ~ nypolAe-
cation OF otherwise
Second. An account OF ah uepls Que p5
the said defendant company, NA4 "ll
claims against the same by " J.n7neN 81
held; ana DE shall also stale MhclAcI any
oil such debts ANA claims are ID any man
ner secured by lien on any OF t-e assets
OF the defendant company.
Third The commissioner shan take and
settle an account of the receivers or the
said defendant company, showing al tAe.r
transactions as such
Fourth. lie shall report any other MAJ
ter deemed pertinent by himself or re-
quired to be stated by any OF the parties
hereto.
Before proceeding 10 execute this decree
the commissioner shall pDuAsh notice
OF the time and place for the taking OF
the said inquiries and accounts, oy adj
vertising the same once a week Tor io-r
successive weeks according 10 law. ia
one of the daily newspapers puul-sA-l lh
shall be I'm lieu OK personal service or said
notice upon the parties 10 tAis cause
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and local stations Pullman
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-26

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" "POINDEXrER PROPERTY,
WITH IFS
ELIZABETH RIVER, NEAK NIX
FOLK, VA, OPPOSITE
TIE II. 8. NAVY
YARD.
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= )sT. THURSDAY NIGHT, ON GRACE
street between First and Academy of
Music, am OSTRICH FEATHER BOA
Suitable reward viii Doe paid If returned 10
az west Grace. mh2G-lt
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BY j. B. clam & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROP
ERTY,
40. INN. TWfNTY-EIAT STREET.

In execution Of a certain deed Of trust
dated March p. 1885. recorded m u. -.
l54 c. page Il2. Richmond Chancery
Cont. being thereto required by the
holier Of the note in default, ] shan
sell, 10y public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY. MARCH 80, 1896,
AT $50 o'clock Z. NJ. The property de-
scribed i'm said deed. it being the valuable
LOT. and improvements thereon
WELI~BUIIT. SUBSTANTIAL. Two
STORY DETACHED FRAME DWELL
ING. DETACHED KITCHEN, AND
LARGE SHOP-fronting 33 feet on the
east side Of Twenty ninth between VI ana
n. streets. and running back between
parallel lines 1872 feet, more or less, ana
having some choice fruit-trees thereon.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale,
any delinquent taxes. the raiable snare or
the taxes for the present year, and the
sum OF 500. with interest thereon from
24th March. 1896. and, as 20 the residue,
upop terms to be announced az time OF
sale. ). Is. iltNN' liu7Nec'
]. b. Elan & Co, Auctioneers.
mh25
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NOTICE

\ orlcE'
I have this day appointed a. A. ALLEN
a. pPoTUER my agents 90 conduct the
Hat business iu all iis branches. buying
and selling for cash only 800 east Main
j. i. ALLEN.
We solicit a share Of the patronage OF
our friends aud the pubiic generally.
n,h95-19t A. A. ALLEN a BRO.
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H. I w Norfolk Isaslsmg.R.

sN2. 2. W nu!lglA@ H0otOil jill.
.i 800 > ~ L4glcr DEC. !. 1850.
LEAVE RICnAOSD tDAlLlJ. BYRD
900 A. Il, EICAMOND AND NOR
FOLK FESrIBULE LIMIT
I'D. Argge Norfolk u u 4.
ST. stops only al peteIsbufs.
N4yerly. all S.G0lk. Second
class tickets not accepted on
o.o5A NJ. TILE CHICAGO EMPRESS.
for LynchbuIg, Roanoke, Coz
iumbus and chicago. pullman
Sleeper Roanoke 10 Columbus.
also FOR 1871 siOl, Knoxville.
and Chattanooga.
$50 p. II, Fer Sgr0lk. norfolk, ana in
fermeflate stations. arrives 40
Norfolk 40 3 90 j. 81.
Il 20 y. NJ, For Lyn-nhlrs AID Roanoke.
Connects al Roanoke with
Washington ar4 CAaifanCoga
limited. Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke % Memphis and New
Orleans Pullman sleeper bee
tween r 'nmonl ana Lynch-
targ. and beriss READY Tor
Pullman sleeper Petersburg
r.at,, ave Richmond from Lynch
hung aud the West du.y at $40 4. r.
and 1.oj r. NJ. lfcm NORFOLK ana Pc
t.st al 1905 a. NJ ana NLoIlbD LID
IINrTED 11l =. NJ.
once. SIS Main sire $500.
District passeuss- tyfr@
W p. ~ ~.
General l1 sense' A5'.-.
General Orcc-PCarc va
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RAILROADS.
Southern
Railway.

tPIEDMONT AIR LINE)
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOy. !, less.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Va
2:vJ a. M, SOUTHERN EAPkLSS, daily
TO Atien.a, Augusta, and points South
Siccpsrs Richmond 20 bdntinc and
GreenstO orc. open at $50 Il. NJ. Con.
meets at DaDNillo with the WASH
1NGTON AND SOIIUW ESIERS
NESriBILE LIMITED NNO. so. car.
rying sieeper5 70 Ashcviilc, chatta-
nooga, Birmingham, Memphis. Sew
Orleans. ana Tampa, also, trst-clast
day coaches between Washington
and Atlanta. Passengers can US
these coaches without extra charge,
At New Orleans and Memphis cOn-
nectiOns are made for all points a.
Texas and California.
1856 L. NJ, FAST MAIL. daily. for Allan
ia, Augusta, and points South. Con-
meets al MOseley with Il. a. y X. r.
at kcysNule Tor GAINESVILLE. oxford
Henderson, and Durham, and al
Greensboro for Durham. kalcigh,anC
Winston-Salcm Siecpefs DanHine &C
600 T. 81, LOCAL. daily except Sunday
for Keysyiile ana intermediate
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
6.0l A. NJ
$40 l.. a.
S.s0 A. M-From Kcysviiic.
Freight trains Will also carry passcn.
gers.
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BY Donocn. Upper & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
SCI Main street.
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$40 L. NJ, LOCAL EXPRESS, daily cx-
eept sunday. stops at an stations. AZ
Lester Manor connects with stage for
Walkrton with Baltimore steamer al
West Point.
$50 +. ~, BALTIMORE LIMITED.
ddly except SUNDAY Close connection at
West Point with steamer for Baltimore.
Steamers leave Baltimore l.. 3D. and
West Point o y. NJ. daily except sunday.
Trains from West Point arrive &C Rich
mond al 9Ol A NJ daily and 1890 A. NJ.
daily except Sunday and Monday and
4.50 T.. NJ. daily except Sunday.
$50 A. NJ, LOCAL MIXED. daily excop.
Sunday, leaves Twenty-thlrd street for
West Point and intermediate points.
Ticket Office at station foot o. Virginia
street. open from A. ~ to T.. a. and
$3.50 =. NJ 10 2.O0 A. 81.
city ticket office. Col Main street
j. NJ. CULP, W. a. TURK.
Traffic Manager Gen Pass. Agent
w. H. GREEN, General Superintendent.
c W CECIL. TRAY. Pass Agent.
e20 east Main street Richmond Va.
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vIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE THE
CITY OF NoktQi.k, On THE ioit
/. Lawrence Waring, clerk Of the SAID
court. do certisy that the bonds required
to be given by the special commissioners
named i'm the DEGREES entered on the loth
dav of November. 1893. and 9TH day OF
January. 1896, i'm the suit OF the Industrial
and General Trust, Limited, OF London,
England. and others, against the Nitro
PhosDhate Syndicate. Limited. of London.
ENGLAND. and others. have been duly eX-
ecuted and filed.
GIVEN under my hand this 10th day Of
January 1876. ...
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for the city OF
Norfolk Va. mn2l-lut
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
.~.~.~-~-~~.~~-~-~.~~.~ ~,~-~-~OO-o)~~<- ~
- *. Il.
- EABoAPD AIR LINE.
ROUTE OF THE FAMOUS ATLANTA
SPECIAL TO ATLANTA, NEW
ORLEANS. SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST.
ALSO THE IS. a. l.. EXPRESS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 20,
1876.
No 4o3. No. Al
'Auanta
Special" S. A. L. Eek.
Lv. New York. 90. 800 r. Nj 900 =. VI.
Ly. Philadelphia. 5.lJ +. NJ. 1905 A. NJ.
Nv. Baltimore 81 t.Jl +. NJ 200 =. NJ.
Ar. Washington SO Il. NJ 40 \. II.
Ly. Washington. $40 4. " 450 A. ".
Lv. Richmond 80. l2.a6 a. ". 800 4. 81.
Lv. Petersburg .. 10 a. VI. 900 A. VI.
Ar Weldon .-... 300 A. N. ii 80 \. NJ.
Lv. old Point
Comfort (stp.. f'T.Oj =. NJ 800 \. NJ.
Lv. Norfolk .....s1l 80 II. NJ. III 800 a III.
Lv. Portsmouth. ~ Ul A. NJ 9.l5 A. NJ.
Lv suffolk ...... i2.56 4. NJ. 900 A. ".
Lv. Franklin ...j l:f3A. MI 1921 A. n.
Lv. BOykins ,..a I.44A. AZ 1891 \. NJ
Ar. Weldon $50. 23O a. NJ. ll.4l A. ~
L.y. Weldon ...... 300 \. AL It.JJ 4. ~.
Ar Henderson 4.22A 81 l..D l., NJ.
Ar. Raleigh .-... $50 A. NJ 3.3l 4. NJ.
Ar. SANFORD ...l GIL \. NJ. as II. n.
Ar. = thern
Pines ..........- T.23 \. NJ $40 L. NJ.
Ar. Hamlet - SOS A. MI 600 L. NJ
Ar. Wadesboro. $40 a. M sol Il. ~.
Ar. Monroe .....l 9.35 A. M $50 h. NJ.
Ly. Monroe ....I $50 AMI 9.lJ L. 81.
Ar. Chester 49,. fl.O2 A. NJ 1870 p N.
ar. Clinton ......I lZ.l3 i. NJ 100 +. VI.
AR. Greenwood .. l2.JT =. a.. LAB a. NJ.
Ar. Abbevnle 49,. l.20P. MI 1.lJ \. NJ
Ar. Elbert0n 80. oil y. VI 2.2J a. n.
Ar. Athens ...... 800 Il. d.. $3.50 \. ~.
Ar. Winder ...... 344p. NJ All A. NJ.
Ar Atlanta Cen
timot ........i 400 y NJ 800 a. II.
Ar. Durham ....l's7 % n. NJ $500 i. NJ.
Ar. Charlotte ....lfiO.45 \. NJ s1O.O0p. ".
Nv. Athens ...... 1890 =. NJ $50 L. NJ.
Ar. Macon (ceu-
tral time) ...... GAO u. M.l Gao +. Nj.
-, -,
Lv. Greenwood -. '-.lJ +. VI. f'9.W A. NJ
Ar. Augusta ..... 900 i. MI 800 A. VI.
------
.Daily. q" Daily except sunday.
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LOST OK roUND.

I OsT. A CERTAIN CERTIFICATE OF
l. DEPOSIT. issued hy Che Merchants
National Bank OF Richmond 80. a-5l
tive hundred dollars. dated March lb,
1894. payable 20 order of the undersigned.
All parties are hereby warned against nee
e0tialug on trading for same. application
having been made 20 said bank by me Tor
I-I IINmlul. uu-I-u--
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ID EDUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
II AT $. ULLMAN'S SONS.
-2j PER GENT. SAVING 90
irish Potatoes, pea peek. ......'..''' ~
Per bushel ............-... .'.'''' ~
Best Navy Beans, per quart.
Good SAT- Pork per pOunl-----.....- -
pounds good Butter for............ =,
Good Carolina Rice ner pound: ..'.'' d"
Good Cream Cheese Ner pound 49,. ~
81 pounds best c. .ated Sugar TOT -
Patent Family Flour. per baB....... :,
Pure Lard. per pound. .............
Extra quality SugarCueed Shoulders -
per pound .-........... ..s..... ss'..
Extra quality California Rice, per r
louNu .sr-s..s.- ..s- .*s- 90. '+''-. -
2-pound package Rolled oats, per
Fancy EyapOratcd California feachcs' 49,
pounds Tor. .............''''''' ''''' -
Large cans Thistle Tomatoes, cam. %
cans Table Peaches fOr.............. -
And no end 10 the bargains.
s. ILLMAN'S son,
lS2O-1S22 east Main street. Phone 3l0.
80 cast Marshall. Phone 81.
mh3-Desu
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BY IT, seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
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~, 40 POrICy- or THE
| QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF LIVERPOOL:
The queen Insurance Company Of
LIVERPOOL. has certified TO me that
- bos g. .a4cd 10 carry on business iH
hi state. and further, that an its liked
iahfities fer losses or taxes have
hccn satisfied. and an of its con-
,'neent liabilities under IT'S policies ex-
nired They have requested me TO de-
n,,re ms Virginia pOlicy-holders
<ow. this is 90 notify an the Virginia
noficv-hoidcrs that I viii, on the -2l
dtv of March. deliver the said bonds 20
fhe said Queen Insurance Company, OF
TN~FRpOOL unless there DE protest
made by the Virginia p0licy-holders,
4. IS. HARMON. JR-,
feoe- mt Treasurer of Virginia.
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BY virtue of certain deed Of trust from
Sarah 49, Clarke 20 the undersigned trus-
ices. dated July % 1880 and duly re-
corded I'm the clerks Office Of Ri hmond
Chanccry Court In ID. b. l4l C, page
gsS. given 10 secure The payment or GER
tain NEGOTIABLE notes therein mentioned
default having been made IN, the pay
fncut of one az said notes, and being di-
r.ctcd by tho holder thereof we Will
proceed 10 SELL at public auction, on the
premises. on
MONDAY. MARCH 60 1896.
al $50 o'clock 4. NJ. the aforementioned
House AND LOT. being the same con-
viewed by the said deed Of trust.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay the
costs of SALE. All past-due taxes, also q
ratable share Of the taxes OF 1896 and the
sum of 81. 900. with interest thereon from
January NJ. 1886. until paid, ana for tho
balance, whatever il may be. the purchaser
Will be required TO give negotiable notes
at six and twelve months, with interest
added, and secured bv g decd OF trust.
\. j CHEWING
EDWARD :. ROSE.
mh2t-Gt Trustees.
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1 ECTURE BY RABBI CALIsCH. AT
II Grace-Street Presbyterian church,
for the benefit of the old Dominion Hos-
initial and Retreat for the Sick. THURS
DAY. the 10Th. at = o'clock Il. NJ. Ad-
mission. soc Subject, DIR. JEkYL AND
MIR. HYDE" mh---lt
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TRUsTEEs' SALE

TRUsTEES' SALE
OF
THAT COMFORTABLE TWO STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING,
No. 119 CARY STREET, BETWEEN
ADAMS AND JEFFERSON
STREETS.
THE LOT FRONTS rs Alp FEET, MORE
OR LESS. BY loo FEET TO a
1O-FOOT ALLEY.
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BY II. l.. Cabell,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

BY II. i. Caben,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES' SALE
A FRAME DWELLING AND LOT
ON THE
NORTH SIDE or BACON STREET,
NEAR ST. JAMES, RICH
MOND, VA.
Nv virtue of a trust-deed from Henry
Mitchell and Mary Mitchell, his wife, 10
he UNDERSIGNED. dated 26th day of March.
1Sq5. and recorded in Richmond city
Chancerv Court Deadlock 154 G. page
III default having been made in the pay
monts secured and being required 80
To do bv the bcnehciaries. we Will sell, 10y
public auction. on the premises. ON
FRIDAY. MARCH p, 1896.
at 4:45 =. NJ. the property described IN
said deed. being all that LOT OR PAR
GEL, or LAND. with all improvements
thereon. on the north side Of Bacon street
between First and ST. James streets,
commencing q feet 10 inches east of 81.
LANES street. fronting on Bacon street
M feet 4 inches. and running back be-
tween parallel lines to Bacons Quarter
branch, etc.
TERMS: Cash.
T.. ULLMAN
J. L. TALIAFERRO,
j. ID. CARNEAL,
Trustees.
Y. B.-More satisfactory terms may be
named at sale. mh22
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academy OF MUSIC.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
March 10Th ana 10Th.
Special Matinee Thursday.
Tho eminent comedian,
THOMAS q. SEABROOkE.
and his admirable company. presenting
his latest success,
TIE SPECTATOR,
an American comedy. In three acts, by
George II. BrOadhurst No advance IN
nrices mh2Z-it
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y. B.-More satisfactory terms may be
named al sale. mh22
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ROUTE OF THE FAMOUS ATLANTA
SPECIAL" TO ATLANTA. NEW
ORLEANS, SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST.
ALSO THE IS a. l.. EXPRESS"
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 20,
IN,lt
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43 A. M.-from kcysviiic.
gers.
Connecticut western news., 1896-10-08
LAX E WILLIE.

Wm. E. Cornell moved his family into his fathers house last week.
 Miss Clara 'Dakin has accepted a position as teacher in a large prlvate school at Philadelphia, and assumed her duties last week Wednesday.
 Mrs Wm, Camp, of Norfolk, came here last Friday to visit her sister, Mrs M T. Niles
 Mrs Howard, of Boston, came here dying sister, Mrs Hubbard.
 Mrs David Stone went to Copake last Saturday to visit her sister.
 The 16-year-old son of Mir Goss, of the Hotchkiss School, died last Friday of Bright's disease.
 Peter Turner was in Winsted last week and inspected Palmer Post No. 33. G. A. R.
 Mrs Edward Hubbard. who has been very sick for several weeks, died last Monday afternoon, aged A years. She was daughter of the late Rev Mir Wheeler. MT Hubbard has the sympa- thy of his many friends in the loss of a devoted wife, kind christian friend and neighbor. At this writing, (Tues- day morning) it is reported that the funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon.
 The Trompetor quartett gave con cert at the M. B. church last Sunday evening which was much enjoyed by a good sized congregation in spite of the rainy weather.
Connecticut western news., 1896-10-08

Editor Stevens of The Litchfeld County Leader has peculiar and unique style of journalism. It will be unnecessary for him to get patent on it, for no one will wish to follow it. Twice at least in said journal he has re- gently made personal attack upon the editor of the CONNECTICUT WESTERN NEWS but he did not have the courtesy to send us copy of his journal to mo- tify or inform us what he had said about us. A friend of the NEWS, however, saw Editor Stevens first screed. and said friend answered it before we could obtain copy of The Leader to see the screed itself The second attack upon the editor of the NEWS was answered by the editor of The Litchfield Enquirer, before the editor of the NEWS was aware that Neighbor Stevens was again throw ing mud. A few weeks ago Neighbor Stevens, without any cause or provoca- tion, attacked the editor of the New Milford Gazette; but Neighbor Bolles replled and knocked out Neighbor Stevens in the first round. The editor of the NEWS thanks his friends for their volunteer service in fighting for him be. fore he was aware that he had been at- tackled. Under these circumstances we do not feel called upon to reply to Neighbor Stevens unprovoked and un- kind attacks. Neighbor Stevene has been life long democrat, but he has either fallen from grace or fallen into Populism and does not know where he is at, but it is evident that he is running nmuck and attacking people without cause or provocation. It is good thing to have friends in this world, but we wonder how many friends Neighbor Stevens will eventually have left if he continues the course he has taken dur ing this campaign.
Connecticut western news., 1896-10-08
CHAPINvILLE.

David Funk lies in an unconscious condition, apparently with but few hours to live.
 Salisburyi went democratic ! by 25 majority. The selectmen are James Stuart, Edward Barton and Dwight Allyn; assessors. are Frederick B. Reed, William Conklin, and James B. Reed town clerk. Joseph R. Bennett; collec. tor of taxes, Wm. B. Perry, 99 majority. The town remains no license as there has been DO vote taken on it in two years.
 At the close of the democratic eau GUS in Salisbury last Saturday the gold democrats organized with A. J. Spur, chairman, and John s. Perkins as secretary and chose M. B. Richardson, Sam Bradley, G. H. Clark and John $. Perkins as delegates to the gold con- vention at Hartford on the 9th. While they will favor Mckinley for president they will not lose their organization in saving their country first and party afterwards.
 Several patrons are coming back to the creamery from milk factory.
Connecticut western news., 1896-10-08
GREAT HARRINGTON.

Charles Frederick Jackson, the color ed cook at the saloon of James Crotty on Railroad street, took a dose of cyainde of potash Sunday morning by mistake and although he at once swal- lowed glass of milk and salt as an emetic, he soon fell unconscious and died before pr John Beebe, who was summoned, could render medical aid. Jackson, with the bartender, Michael Barrett, were cleaning the room as was their usual custom. A bottle of Hath orn water was on the counter and Bar rett took drink of it. In a few mo- ments Jackson remarked that he was thirsty, and was told to help himself Near the bottle of Hathorn water was a similar bottle containing the polson which is used in cleaning brass orna- ments around the bar. From this bot tie Jackson took large drink, and, as related above, with fatal result. He was about 45 years old and is survived by wife and three children. The fu- neral occurred Tuesday afternoon from Zion church, Rev o. o. Waters officiat- ing. The body of Mrs Mary Ryan, who died Saturday at her home in Lowell, Mass was brought to this village Mon- day and buried in Water street ceme- tery. Her husband, Charles Ryan, was some years ago boss dyer at the woolen mill in this village. He was also en- gagged in manufacturing woolen goods h Norfolk, Conn. Mrs Ryan is surviv- ed by son, Matthew, and by a daugh- ter. Mrs John Kearney.
 The total receipts at the fair of the Housatonic Agricultural society, were S6,139
 A son was born Saturday to Mir and Mrs John Vincent, in this village; and on Monday daughter was born to MT and Mrs James Kelley.
Connecticut western news., 1896-10-08
CANAAN VALLEY,

The funeral of Mrs Polly King was held at the home of her son-inlaw, Wm. Amstead, on Wednesday of last week. Nearly year ago she had shock, and a second one last winter and third one about week before her death. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev Benedict aId the burial was in the cemetery here. Mrs King was about 88 years old.
 Seth P. Crofut has been on the sick list for week past but is some better now.
 August Anderson has started out with his steam thresher.
 MT and Mrs A. J. Ives, of Sandis- field, visited at A. E. Benton's Friday and Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Norman Sears, of Great BarrIngton, visited o. W. Benton over Sun Hay.
 The fair at Great Burlington was we'll attended by the people of Canaan Val ley.
Connecticut western news., 1896-10-08
NORFOLK.

Rev J. Spencer Voorhees, of the Second Congl Church, West Winsted, spoke in the Cong'l church Sunday in exchange with Rev John DePeu.
 Mrs F. s Denis and Rockwell Cohart returned to New York city Monday, after spending several weeks at the HIll- hurst.
 Eugene Smith and family returned to New York city after spending the sum- mer at their cottage on the Greenwoods road.
 Royal and Alfred Scoville. of Hart ford. spent Sunday with their parents.
 The Robbins foot ball team play the Winsteds here on Saturday.
 Henry Gidman, of Amherst college, spent Sunday at his home.
 Miss Kate Hamilton spent Sunday with her sister in Winsted.
 Miss Moffatt, who has spent the sum- mer in Dr Bulkley's cottage in the north part of the town, returned to New York Wednesday.
 Miss Ella Wilson, of Philadelphia, is guest of her sister, Mrs E E. Swift.
 The Mosley children, who have been at Philip Curtiss' during the summer, returned to New Haven Saturday.
 rSahhCiu ioAb Ou to finish his course at Poughkeepsie Busi- ness college.
 Mrs O. H. Caul attended the funeral of her mother, Mrs Burdick, at Ct. Bar rington on Saturday.
 Miss Materson, of Ohio, is guest of Mrs Clifford Scoville.
 Miss M. l.. Morgan has returned from business trip in New York city. 0. H. Peck has returned from visit at Worcester, Mass.
 A. P. Curtiss is on a business trip to Kansas.
 Albert Goodale has gone to New Brit ain where he has accepted position in the Hotel Ruswin. Mrs Ney and Miss Edith Ney, of Hartford, are at the Hillhurst.
 Congressman Hill spoke in the Vil- lage Hall Wednesday evening.
 Republican town officers were elected Monday. The town voted for license by thirty majority.
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 Miss Mabel Snow and Walter Collar were united in marriage at the home Of the brides parents on Greenwoods Road, Wednesday evening at 2 o'clock. Only near relatives were iRvited. After the ceremony wedding supper was served.
 The Mignonette Club have issued in- vitations for dance to be given in Vil- lage Hall, tomorrow evening.