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THIRD DISTRICT NOMINATION..
Judge James H Potter Named by the
Democrats.

Judge James Fl. Potter Named by the
Democrats.
Norwich, Oct. 4-The Third congress
sional democratic convention was held
In the town hall here to-day. The con-
vention was called to order at 1850
o'clock by James T. Shannon of the
state central committee. Judge James
H. Potter of Killingly was elected
chairman. There were sixty-eight dele
gates present. There were three can
didates for nomination, viz, the Hon.
A p Tanner, New London; DR.. w. ].
Hanford. Norwich. and Judge James H.
Potter, Killingly After considerable
delay, the first named gentlemen with
drew their names and Judge Potter
was nominated by reclamation. There
were a number of speeches by the
delegates and Judge Potter made a.
speech accepting the nomination. The
convention was in session two and one
half hours
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PROBABLY FATALLY BURNED.
Four-Yenr-Old HiIda TorelI Played
About Bonfire.

Hilda Torell a four-year- girl
er, who lives on Beacon avenue, near
Granniss' Corner In the Fifteenth
ward, was severely and 1t Is thought
fatally, burned yesterday forenoon In
the yard back of her parents house Mr..
Torell had set fire 40 a heap of leaves
and old brush, and after the blaze was
we'll started he went over to Miles j.
HotchlSiss' drug store at the -Four Cor
ners to make some purchases. He left
his little daughter Hilda playing about
the yard. He had not been gone long
when the little girls mother heard
screams In the back yard. Running
out she found little Hilda enveloped in
flames and screaming.
Mrs Torell rushed out and managed
to extinguish the flames, A physician
was called and found that the child was
terribly burned about the lower limbs
and abdomen. All possible was done to
alleviate her suffering, but late yester-
day afternoon her condition became so
serious that she was taken to the New
Haven hospital about o'clock last eve
ming 1t was thought at the hospital
last night that the child could not re-
cover.
1t is thought that the girl, after her
father went to the drug store, was
playing about the blazing pile of brush
and that her clothing became lgnlted
when she went too close to the flame.
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TO MRS. KINNEY.

D. A. r. Reception to be Held In Mer-
iden.
The fifth anniversary Of Susan Car
rington Clarke chapter, D. A. r., Of
Meriden. will be f1ttingly celebrated on
Wednesday, October 10, by a reception
given by Mrs. N. L. Bradley at her
home ON Colony street, In that city, to
Mrs. Sara r. Kinney Of New Haven,
state regent, and to all the chapter re-
gents of Connecticut.
Invitations for the event were sent
out yesterday. The hours Will be
from 8 to O'Clock. 1t will be quite
an elaborate affair, an orchestra FUR
nishing music and tea being served.
II was at Mrs. Bradley's house that
the Susan Darlington Clarke chapter
was organized Ave years ago, and 1t Is
now one Of the leading chapters OF the
state.
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THE q. b. X. ASSOCIATION.
Annual Clambake at Morris Cove Hotel
Yesterday

Annual Clambake at Morris Cove Hotel
Yesterday.
The 2. B. X. association. social or
ganization instituted about three years
ago, held q clambake yesterday after
noon at Gillern & Quinn's Morris Cove
hotel The affair was thoroughly en-
joyable one and was well attended,
about fifty well known men being pres
emf, The bake was served in the "a
viIion back of the hotel. and the de-
lightful weather of the day made this
advancement very satisfactory and con-
ducive to the pleasure of the occasion
Among those present were Alexander
Troup, James P. Bree, James p. Pigott,
jeremiah r. Donovan, David E. Fitz-
gerald, Captain Clarity, Mr.. Griffin of
Middletown, Charles Zapp, William j.
Cronin, Thomas F. Ahearn William
Sullivan, James Bradley and John Mad
igan.
Speeches were made by Messrs Troup
Bree. Donovan and Cronin.
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DIED IN SHELTON.
Descendant of Governor Robinson.

Descendant of Governor Robinson.
Shelton, Oct. Mrs Thomas w.
Cook of OronoQue died suddenly last
night Of cerebral hemorrhage. Pre-
vious TO the attack, she had shown no
sign Of Illness. Mrs. Cook was one of
the most prominent women In Oron-
oque, being a descendant of ex-Gover-
nor Robinson Of Massachusetts and Of
one of the Mayf1ower PuritAns.
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RETURN OF LIEUT.. AMDRUP
His Discoveries in Greenland.

His Discoveries in Greenland.
Copenhagen, Oct. 4.-Lieut. AM
drup's Greenland expedition has ar
rived here on board the Antarctic. The
members of the expedition explored
and mapped hitherto unknown stretch
of land extending from Cape Town, lat
itude 60 degrees % minutes north, to
Agasis Land, 81 degrees 80 minutes
north
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Temperature.
Q n M Min Nay.
High water to-day, 7:4S a. m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
Sa1a fine antio,1es $40 Chapel.


Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
Sale fine antiques $40 Chapel.
The first cut chrysanthemums and
English violets of the season were
shown at Champion & Co.'S yesterday.
A delightful entertainment was
given by the noted monologue artist,
Ralph Bingham, in Epworth church
last evening. The speaker had a good
sized audience and was frequently en-
Enthusiastically applauded.
Champion & Co., florists, have opened
a branch store at $50 Chapel street. just
below Church street, where they are
showing choice line of cut flowers and
ferns.
The Knights Temp1ar of this city to
the number of 125 will start on their
"pilgrimage'' to Baltimore, Old Point
Comfort, Richmond, Washington ana
other points tomorrow morning. The
nlan of the trip has already been out
lined in our columns.
E. B. Merriam of Sc Bishop street has
gone to Schenectady, N. Y, to take the
three years expert course, testing de-
partment, of the General Electric COM
pany. Mr.. Merriam graduated from
i Boardman last year and is very pop
ular young man in the city
The Southern New England Telephone
company is making arrangements to
move the managers and business offices
in Hartford from the second floor of
it's building, 247-251 Pearl street, TO the
ground floor, where a public pay sta
ton will also be established,
Anna and Henry Pierce, the children
of Frederick and Temperance p. Pierce,
who spend the greatest share of their
DAYS in Jail, We're committed to the care
of Superintendent Preston yesterday
morning, where they will remain until
their parents are released from Jail
The full preliminary lists at Yale
show 800 members in the freshman
class of the academic department
AGAINST 347 a year ago, and 900 in the
Sheffield Scientific school against 100
a year ago making the total of about
$50 in the freshman class Of the under
graduate departments
While a number Of men We're hoist
ing a heavy safe weighing about eight
tons into the private Office of Mayor
Driscoll in the Leffingwell building at
the corner Of Church and Court streets
yesterday afternoon. the block broke
and the safe fell from the top of the
stairs to the bottom. Two of the men
who are employed by Contractor f. A..
Lewis were grazed by the safe and in
iured, although not seriously.
A reception was given in Plainville
by Mrs Edward Freeman to her three
sisters, Mrs. Lewis of Hyde Park Mrs.
Frisbie of New Britain, and Mrs. Wood
ruff of New Haven, last Saturday af-
ternoon at Mrs. Freeman's home. The
house was tastefully decorated with
flowers and ferns, About thirty-five
guests were present. among the num-
her being Miss SissOn Of Pottsdam, N.
Y, who is visiting in Plainville.
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AT CALVARY CHURCH.

Mr. and Mrs. Beaman to Speak Con-
corning China Tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Beaman, who
have been in China under the auspices
of the American Baptist Missionary
union, will speak concerning their work
at Calvary Baptist church this even
ing,
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HEATHER RECORD.

washington. D. G., Oct. a, 1900 s p. m.
Forecast for Friday and Saturday
For New England General fair Friday
and probably Saturday; light to fresh south
westerly winds.
urday probably rain in northern fair IN
southern portion; light TO fresh southwest
erly winds,
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DEATH OF AN EDUCATOR

Hartford, Oct. 4.-Joseph C. Stock
well. an old educator in this city, died
to-day, aged sixty-five years. For TWEEN
ty years he was principal of the Arsenal
school.
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DEATH OF MRS. JOHN L. HUNTER

Willimantic, Oct. 4.-Word was re-
ceived here to-day of the death Of Mrs
John L. Hunter, wife of State Attorney
Hunter of this city, which occurred at
ST. Francis hospital, Hartford, late last
night. Mrs Hunter had been at the
hospital about one week and death was
due to shock attending an operation for
the removal of tumor She was forty
three years old.
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"THE PHONOGRAW"

Is little booklet, issued monthly for those inter
ested in talking machines gives all the records as
as they and touches matters OF general
terest in connection with Photographs ETC. 1t you will
leave your and address with we Will mall you
copy every month, without charge
The MacGowan Cycle Co.,
1866 ORANeE STREET
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MALLEY'S GREAT DISPLAY
THE FINEST line OF MILLIEERY
AND DRESS GOODS.

Crowds Visited the Big store on the Two
Opening Days--some of the Beautiful
Hats Described-Whati is to be seen In
the Millinery md CIonlk Saloons.
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These famous ssLa Mode

z EFT us explain. These famous 'sLa Mode"
- ribbons which we bought at auction and
the sale of which announced Wednesday, some of
the very ribbons which have carried in stock for years
and upon the exceptional merit of which have built up
reputation of being the biggest and finest ribbon
in the the
II were actuated by narrow commercial spirit
could regard this simply fortunate purchase We
could put these ribbons among their companions in stock
and by charging the price had pay for the others
make larger profit But would be the first time the Big
Store failed share the benefit of its great purchasing
power with its public And this is why that word
traordnary."
4oc Ribbons 7sc CSC Ribbons, rec CSC Ribbons I9c
iSc isc 25c 17c 6 &c.
SC Ribbons, &c. H2c &c. SC Ribbons &c.
Il! EE9M:NALLEY&@.
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u. s. Department of Agriculture.
New Haven, Conn, Oct. A, 1000
Ali observations taken al g. p. M, ,Iotn Me-
ridian Timel
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PART ONE.
Orchestrelle ................... wa W.
Orchestrelle -- Lohengrin, Prelude,
Act Wagner
Pianola-H Witches Dance)
...............,. .......... MacIoWell
Pianola--Heart Throbs (Transcrlp-
tion) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5endel
Baritone solo--Stein Song -, Billiard
Frederick Pierce.
observation-disclosures, Bajaderen-
tanz ............. Puoinsteir
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RECITAL

At Steinert's Hail Tomorrow Fore
noon
Following Is the programme Of re-
cital to be given at Steinert's hall to-
morrow forenoon at II o'clock, With
Frederick Pierce as soloist:
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PART TWO,

Pianola-Grande Valse ......... Chopin
Training Arbutus ...........,..., KAN
Orchestrelle-M r 49,. Rubinstein
Baritone solo-M s Song--A Vesper
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Frederick Pierce.

PianO-1--
a-Ricordate (Nocturle ..Gottschall,
b-Tarantelle .....H..........., Heller
Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 2........ List
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A slight Attack oi Cramps may
bring on Diarrbos, which il, 10 mar J
cases, followed By Inflammation Of The
stomach and other dangerous com
plaints. All such disorders ara dan
gsson and should in their infancy BE-
treated with the best known remedy.
The merits of Pain-Klllsr are known.
and u u recognized a. the standard
spec flo for cramps, dIarrhos, etc,
Avoid substitutes. There 10 but Oae
Pain Killer, Perry Davis, Price a5g.
and sos.
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Judgments by the court Is
Dismissed for various causes III
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calculated to place me in an incorrect
light and to DO me serious injury. as
well as to make The CITY court very IN
popular.
In order that you may understand
what the present judge Of said court
has been doing and whether or not the
City court Of Brunswick, as presently
run is costing the county more than be-
fore the present judge was appointed
to the iudgeship thereof, hare per-
soually raade search ofthe records Of
said court for the entire gear Of 1899 and
for the first six months Of the year
1900, and herewith submit you attach
ed to this letter statement Of the cases
disposed Of for the entire year Of 1899
and for the first half o. the year 1900;
from which statement you viii see that
~ ths end 81 the year 1900, at the
same rate, the present judge q the said
court viii have disposed Of very near
" four times The business his prede-
cessor disposed Of IN tho same length
Of time. This being true, from com
parative standpoint. The expenses Of
the City court for the first hall Of the
year 1900, instead Of being more than
for The corresponding time 81 1899, was
nearly three times less.
Asto the jail fees, you will see from
said statement that have, for the first
six months, disposed Of more cases
than did Mr.. Atkinson for the entire
year, and this being true, had my prls-
oners remained in jail as did his, in
stead Of the jail fees being $3.50 more
they would have been several hundred
dollars more,
In justice TO myself and the other Of
ficers Of said court, feel called upon
70 submit you this communication aud
beg leave that you may allow the
same spseaa apon The mlnulsa o. your
xoard.
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laeo-ciylI cases tried and disposed
.oiin the City conrt Of Brunswick for
Oh halt Of the year 1900 BY Judge
Verdiets by jury. ......s.s .
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THE EurEHTAIamENT ToaIGHr
Brunswick Riaemen win Give Their
Friends . Good Time

The brunswick Rfaemen win give
their friends q good time at their
armorg tonight, beginning At eight
O'Clock.
tits the opening Of the cOmpauy's
arnory. and = very appropriate pro-
gram has been arranged, consisting Of
speeches, refreshments, prise drill
and a danes. All who attend, are
promised a good time.
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JUDGE SPARKS HIS
MADE GOOD RECORD
The CITY Court and What
Ill Is Doing.
A STATEMENT Of FACTS
Judge Sparks Tells the
County Board Of What
This Court Has Done.
-----------
At The meeting Of he County Conn
missloDers Tuesday The following was
received from Judge sparks Of the
r.AssCIty Court:
Al The meeting d ne County oom-
ool. 2. l9.O.
TO the Honorable County commi

To the Honorable County commie-
sioners Of G1ynn County, g -orgia:
Gentemen,-I have been Informed
that Jour Honorable chairman, at a
meeting Of your board recently held,
made statement with regard to the
expenses Of the City court Of Bruins.
wick for the first halt Of this year UNI
der MY administration thereof as judge,
and the irst half o. iho year 1899. UNI
der The administration p samuel g,
Atkinson, Esq as judge thereof, and
that The broad statement was made
that the said expenses Of the court for
nc arst half Of The year 1899 amonnt-
"a to s540.s7 lees Than for the CORE
spending lime Of the year i9Ooi that
the Jail fees pertaining = we City
s-nurs tel ne nrss nall of the year 1895
amounted to 1850 less than the jail
fees Tor the corresponding time OF the
year 1900.
smy information be correct as tc
shIs statement having been made be-
fore your body BY your chairman snd
without going into the details, It is one
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Strengthen the tired kidneys and
purify the liver and bowels with a
few doses of Prickly Ash Bitters. L
Is an admifable kidney tonic. w. j.
Butts. druggists.
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The QuakerS Are
Honest People.

The Quaker Herb Ton
ic is not only a blood
purifier, but a Blood
N 6 ker for Pale, Weak
and Debilitated people
who have not strength
nor blood. It acts a. a
tonic, it regulates di-
gestion, cures dyspepsia
and lends strength and
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Very truly yours,
JKrTRRsos D, srARgs
Judge City Court Brunswick

Civil business disposed Of in the City
Court Of Bfunswics, during the entire
year Of ls99by Judge S. 6, Askinsou,
Total number Of cases disposed Of III
as follows;
Verdicts. ,.,...............,....s...1C
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Have you sense Of fnlnessin the region Of
your stomach after eating' II so yon win he
benefited by using chamberlain's stomach aud
Liver Tablets. They also cuie lelchine and
sour stomach. They regulate lha bowels too
Price&e. sCld by bishops Drug store.
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When in need, call on j.
w. Watkins. He loans mo-
ney on personal property.

peWitt's Little Early Risers are prompt,pai-
asa6ls, pleasant powerful, purifying little pills
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TEN. 1t is medicine for weak women.
1t is a purely vegetable medicine, and
can be taken by the most delicate.
Kidney disease, rheumatism and all
diseases OF the Blood, Stomach and
Nerves soon succumb to its wonderful
effect on the human system. Thons-
ands OF people in Georgia recommend
IL. Price 81 90.
QUAKER PAIN HkTsM is the med.
icine that the Quaker Doctor made all
Of bis quick cures With. It's a new and
wonderful medicine for Neuralgia,
Toothache, Backaohe, rheumatism,
Sprains, Pain in Bowels. In fact. ali
pain can be relieved by ii. Price 25c
and 50c.
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP.
4 nedieated soap for the skin, scalp
and complexion. Price Zoe cake.
QUAKER HEALING SALYE, a
vegetable ointment for the cure Of
letter, eczema ard eruptioBS IL the
skin. Price 105 box
FOR SALE BY ALI. DRUGGISTS
+. a. pILLINGHAM, Proprietor,
Cincinnati.
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Polhill's DRUG Store

Judgments By the court IS
Dismissed for various causes. eli
Making -. sss..s... 42
Criminal business disposed q during
entire year 1880 by Judge $. O. Atklu-
son. Total number 81 cases, 50; a. fol-
lows
Verdicts guilty 50. r..s.,i6
verdicis not guilty .4 -
Noile proseqai . .-..z.... II
Discharged On second demand ?
Mistriais.. ........ ....,..... 2
Demand for indictment ~ grand
jury 1890. ..''lo
Indictment quashcd .-. 2
Judgments guilty -.........., 8
Judgment not guilty ss.,. 3
Pleas guilty .,....... ,....... .....,. 10
Making total Of ,...,...- SO
1900 Civil eases tried and disposed
oiin the cily court Of Brunswick for
haii of the year 1900 BY Judge
veediets BY jury. . D
Judgments by court ............. Z
Dismissed for various causes I'LL
Making the total number 20
Criminal cases disposed Of for tho
fifst hall Ct year amounting to l43, as
folfowsi
Ysrdicis guilty lo
yerdists not guilty .,.... $50. 20
Pleas gpiliy ...e B
Nolle pfpseqai. 4. Is
DischYsea en second demand q
Bound oyerlo Super Or court. q
Carried from issue 10 dead docket. s55
Making total Ct l4s cases on criui.
pal docket disposed Of during the fest
two terms o. 1900
This does not include any business
tried ana disposed Of since the lst day
Of August, 1900. The above. I think,
WILDE found correct and upon being
certihed from The records hat
sshe same VIII coincide with ,hia state
Respectfully submitted.
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For sprains swellingW iamcness there is
7oihing % good ss Chs rlain's Pain Balm.
s nr- ssshcp's drug store.
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COTTON LETTERS.

New York. July 6.-Hubbard Bros. &
Co. says: Continental buying in Liver
pool yesterday and to-day caused the i'm
provement there which brought many
buying orders here. Crop prospects have
improved during the week, and an ex-
pected good Chronicle report caused the
reaction from the best prices of the day.
The South has been selling during the
morning. We estimate the purchases at
over 1000 bales. Many Liverpool houses
are looking for sharp reaction from
the advance of che past week, though
there is no change in the strength of the
statistical position. Local traders are in
clined to be bearish on the rains in Texas.
New York, July 6-Murphy & Co.
say: The advance in Liverpool this
morning was attributed 10 large
buying for Egyption account. The
advances were better than looked for, and
caused the higher opening here. Liver
pool was a free buyer here of all positions.
The near months are ruling firm, owing
to the indspostionS TO sell. The weekly
figures show a loss of $1,000 bales in the
stock and afioat for Liverpool. Trading
has been quite active, but the South has
been the principal seller. The weather
is generally favorable The bureau re-
port will be issued on the 10th inst. II
will probably be quite unfavorable, as
it is made up to the 1st but weather
since has improved materially. We look
for a feverish market, with depressed
tendency.
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closing was firm at 43A cents. with sales
OF SS7 casks. Throughout the week values
were well maintained, and the ndications
do not point 20 any immediate breaks. 1t
Is thought the receipts for the first part
of July will be small, but the belief is
there will be a decided improvement later
in the month.
The receipts of turpentine during the
week were 1901, against 1861 last year,
and the exports 9,017, against 11,lc5 last
year. The exports were, to New York,
1,256; to the interior, IS; TO Rotterdam,
2,421: TO London, 2.567; to Liverpool 2675.
ROSINS-The advances in the rosn mar
ket have been the feature of the week in
the naval stores market. The entire line
was marked up cents on Thursday, and
to-day another advance was scored on the
four higher grades. At the advance there
is apparently a good demand.
The receipts of rosin were h,1S1, against
@, 01O last year, and the exports, 26, 1883,
against "a, 226 last year. The exports were,
to Baltimore, 1881; to Philadelphia. 800; TO
New York, 3,115; to the interior, 4O97; 10
London, 3.1C0; to Rotterdam. 1875; TO
Fiume, 2,SS5; to Liverpool, 1000, and to
Granton, 800
Quotations-At the close of the market
to-day the following quotations were bull
etined at the Board of Trade
Spirits Turpentine-Firm at 434c, with
sales of SS7 casks.