Connecticut western news., 1899-08-31
STATE NEWS.

 under the auspices of the Connecticut Dairymen's Association, will be held at the farm of E. Manchester and Sons on Spencer street, Winsted, Tuesday, Sept 9th. Prominent dairymen from all over Connecticut are to be present The ad- dress of welcome will be given by Ex- Governor Cooke, and the introductory address by Commissioner Noble. The program includes addresses from several prominent New England dairymen. The morning will be given up to looking over the Manchester farm and inspect ing the dairy, creamery and fruit or, chards. A basket lunch will be served at 12 o'clock The afternoon session will open soon after l o'clock. All h. terested in dairying are invited.
 The Beardsley House, Winsted, has in it's corps of waitresses two young lady school teachers from this state and Massach usetts who are taking this meth cd of increasing their income during va cation.
 Mrs Lucia M. Noble, who died at New Milford, Aug. 18th, aged 78 years. was the first white child born in the Sand wich Islands where her parents were missionaries. She was born March 2, 1891. Her parents were Dr and Mrs Thomas Holman and were members of one of the early bands of missionaries sent out by the American board sailing | for Hawaii in 1919. Lucia was the only daughter of Dr and Mrs Holman, and she was named after the queen at that time reigning. She was given the name | of Lucia Nah -Mah-loo Holman. After ! a short residence in the Islands the family returned by way of China to Bridgeport, where Dr Holman soon after died. Mrs Holman in later Ii married Hon Daniel Tomlinson of Brookfeld. After his death she removed to the | home of her son-in-law, the late Hira ID | B. Noble of New Milford, where she died at the good old age of 93 years. Mrs Noble has been patient sufferer for many years but has been Loyalty cared for by her devoted daughter, Mrs W. G. Brown.
 | Miss Mabel Hicks. 19, of Hartford, tried to board slowly moving psssen- ger train at Plainfeld on Monday, slip ped under the wheels and both legs were run over. She died at the Hart ford hospital in the evening.
 James Quigg. 35, of Marlboro, Mass. 6 freight brakeman on the Canal branch of the Northampton Division of the Consolidated road fell under the wheels of the caboose at New Hartford last Thursday and had both feet and an arm severeI from the body. He died at the Hartford hospital that evening.
 Clara Barton is trying trying to raise $30, 900 for the relief of suffering chil dren in Cuba and an effort will be made to raise the entire amount in this state Ex-governor Bulkeley will give $500.
 Emory F. Strong. formerly United States Marshall for Connecticut died al his home in Bridgeport on Sunday He was ouce Rep1bliban candidate for mayor of Bridgeport.
 l Ike Weber of Springfield with a com panion attempted to rob the hennery of Ex-representative Clark in Milford early Sunday morning. They were frightened away, got into team ant drove away. They were pursued by George Clark, Jr, ,. in another team and overtaken. The thieves refused tt stop. Clark shot his revolver and kill ed one and the other escaped by jump ing out. The dead thief was identified Monday as Ike Weber. Clark gave himself up and gave bonds for trial.
 The last General Assembly inoorpora ted the New Hartford Savings Bank The petitioners met at New Hartford or the 23d inst. and elected officers. It i expected the bank will open for bushes before snow flies.
 This is race week at Charter Oak Park Hartford. .Lord Vincent" won tn $10, ,0O0 stake 2 16 trot on Monday il 2.093 for his best time.
 The Court of Common Pleas will con , vene at Winsted on Tuesday.
 Captain J M. Murphy, ,ownor of Mur phys Park in Torrington, was arreste Tuesday and taken to New York on charge of obtaining money under falls pretenses. The complaint is made b
 Jimmy Michael who says that the Gap
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