Connecticut western news., 1900-11-01
STATE NEWS.

of Hartford has made arrangements to sell out to the Orient Insurance Go. of that city and has applied to the Super for court for an order to wind up the company's affairs.
 The women of South Windsor who claimed the right to be made voters in the face of opposition from Harry s. Powers and Martin J. Reardon. select men of the town, and John W. Hahn, ono of the registrars, saw their claim brought to a successful iudicial term l. nation last Friday before Judge Case of the Court of Common Plaas who decid ed that the women had made proper application and were legally eligible to receive the obligation. This is only another instance where woman's per sistancy overcomes mans determination. ''If she will, she will; you may depend
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 Cattle are being poisoned in large numbers in East Hampton and the far mers and townspeople are becoming ex- cited over the matter. In the past two weeks upwards of 20 cattle, mostly young stock, have been poisoned.
 Sidney H. Allen. proprietor of the Arlington Hotel, died at his home in Hartford Saturday morning aged 67 years Mir Allen was very popular landlord.
 Paul Pfeiffer. mail carrier of Tor rington, has been dismissed from the service for destroying circular mail mat. ter. He has gone to Galveston, Texas
 John Carroll of Winsted, while hunt ing Friday, fell, discharging his gun and shooting off his great toe.
 B. Franklin De Camp of Stamford. a baggagemaster on the Consolidated Chancery, England, that he is heir to an estate of $2,000,000. The money lies in the Bank of England where it has been accommodating for the past 150 years.
 The Litchfield County Hospital is gradually assuming majestic propor tions. The foundation has been com. p.eted and B. B. Parsons has gang ol men now at work upon the frame. Tke ultimate success of the hospital ii further assured by the fact that last week one of the wealthy families oi Winsted made known the fact that when completed they would donate S40, ,000 in good interest bearing se curities for the maintainance and sup. port of the hospital. It is hoped that this example will be follrwed by others The contract for the plumbing ano heating has been awarded to w. H Morrison, Torrington.
 MT and Mrs Abel 0 Everett, who re side on West Hill Tn the town of New Hartford, were given a most pleasan surprise last Monday afternoon by theil friends and neighbors who gathered a toeir house to extend congratulations and best wishes, the occasion being tn, 50th anniversary of their wedding MT and Mrs Everett were married il | Ellsworth, town of Sharon, Oct. 22 place. Mir Everett is 73 and his wife 7 years of age.
 John B. Adams, manager of the N T. Hurlbut Clothing O., and Mrs Hattie Moore, widow of the late Alfret E. Moore, both of Winsted, wer secretly married at the home of th, bride. Tuesday noon, by the Rev. Geo M. Stanley. By the terms of M Moore's will, MT Moore. by her mar riage, forfeits an income of S1,000 year and the use and income of th homestead on Main street This is of set. however. by the fact that M Adams was recently elected presiden of the Moore Bolt Company and is al | executor of the late Mir MOora'a eatata with good fat salary attached.
 It is reported on good authority tha William Nisbet, Winsted's dry good merchant who recently went into bank ruptcy in Scranton. Pa, is to engage il business in Winsted again shortly.
 John Addison Porter of Pomfret, fos mer private secretary of President Mo Kinley, has suffered another critica operation for cancer and althougl death is not expected immediately n hopes are entertained for his recovery