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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
DEBATE IN SENATE MAY II
BE LIMITED BY RULE
lRv Associated Press. }

+ WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March lin
open session Of the Senate to-day Mr.
Allison, of Iowa, offered a resolution au-
thorizlng the Committee on Rules to re-
examine the rules OF the Senate with
the view OF ascertaining what changes,
If any, are necessary, and especially to
mako inquiry whether 1t is expedient to
In any way limit debate in tho Senate,
and If SO to what extent. The resolution
further provides that the committee Is
authorized to sit during the recess OF the
Senate, and is directed TO submit q report
to tho senate Of It's conclusions as soon
as nra6ticabo after the beginning OF the
session next December.
Tho resolution was rofcrred to the Com
mIfIee m Audit and Control of the Con-
1lngcnt Expenses Of the Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12

I FLED WITH HER CHILD
Lady Granville Gordon Did Not Obey
Verdict Of Court.
,eat (By; Associated Prcss.) III NJ e3S

B LONDON. March II sensational se-
quel has been furnished to the scandal
Gus Gordon trial. (Which occupied the d. d.
.vorce court for three weeks, by ths
flight. OF Lady Granville Gordon with tht
child, Cicely, for the possession OF whicn
the suit was brought. 81
IN delivering his judgment yesterday
Sir Francis Jeune, the presiding Judge
so scathingly commented on Lady Gran Gran.
,yille,s conduct that 1t was easy to guess
VIVA t the verdict would be long before
tho Justice wound up with ordering th 1
child. 20 be delivered to Its father.
Lady Granville left the court and ven,
nome! she has since disa ppearcd, and
Lord Granville declares ne does does not
know her whereabouts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
OBENHElMER r Esl0NS
He Commanded German Cruiser Irene
atTime Of Capture Of Manila. &

: ifI u
at Time Of Capture Of Manila.
tBy Associated Press.)
BERLIN, March n.--11mperor. William
II. has accepted the resignation Of FIVE
Officers Of the naval STAFF, including Cap
tain Obonheimer. who commanded the
German cruiser at the time OF capture OF
Manila by the American forces.
L Captain Obenheiner's resignation, 70
is asserted had nothing to do with the
Philippine incident In which the Irene
figured. Ills conduct at that time was
justified BY the German Navy Depart
ment and, as Prince Henry reported,
by Admiral Dewey and also BY Prince
Henry''s report Of July, 1898, tho full text t
Of which was made public here to-day:
1t simply reads: y
"Thc irene brought off a number. Of
Spanish women and children who had
gotten into distress on ,1sla Grande. II,
subig Bay She sighted there an insur-
gent steamer. which Disappeared at once,
Upon her return from 1sla Grande the
Irene passed two United States cruisers,
which did not speak to her" t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
WILL PUT CONNECTS
u 5'TOalVORK ON LEVEES
my Associated Press.

JACKSON, MISS, March Lat a spe-
1 cial meeting of tho Board OF Control to-
day a resolution was adopted ordering all
available convlcts to be placed at the dis
posal Of Yazoo- Mississippi Levce Board
president Cutrer to-day reported that
#levees are yet three feet above the water
level. but the danger Is great, as large
volumes Of water are expected there by
Saturday or Sunday.
s$$ Grave apprehension Is felt. Pearl River
y continues to rise and has spread over the
sections adjacent to Jackson, but has
done little damage except to delay farm
work. ~. b 4. - ..ll.a-l. wv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
BILL OF EXCEPTIONS
Wabash Railway Counsel Allege INSULT
cheney OF Answer to Injunction.


cheney OF Answer to Injunction.
.i "a CRY Associated Press) ss8}
81 ST. LOUIS, MO-, March lin the
United States District Court the Wa
bash Railway Company filed bill Of
exceptions to tho pnswer OF the de-
PENDANTS in the injunction proceedings
brought to prevent employees and others
from calling strike on Its system. In
its bill Of exceptions the road claims In
suflcency, In that correspondence and
letters exchanged do not appear in the
answer.
There was also motion filed asking
that rule be entered requesting the
defendants to produce at the hearing OF
the motion to dissolve the Injunction next
Tuesday various letters referred to In
tho answer filed by the defendants. 1t
being claimed that the contents OF such
letters should be known In order to have
a full understanding OF what was done
and the purpose. 5 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
SENDS REPLY RI
TO BALTIMORE
Calvary Church, Of This City,
Will Not Release Rev,
Weston BTuner.

The PULPIT Committee of tho Calvary
BaptIst church held n brief meeting last
night after The prayer meeting and form
ulatcd reply which Will be sent at oncs
to the Lee.street Church. Of Baltimore,
IN brief the COMMITTEES declines the re-
aues s OF The Baltimore church to release
The Rev Weston brunei, VINO i'as fs s.t
that MI. I,rnnera has no desire to be 50
RELEASED, and that he will in fact assume
charge Of the chuIe earl IN neAl !. mon ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
Ice Officers Elected.

(Sncclnl to Tho Times. Dlspatch } $3.50
+ RALEIGH, N. c., March 1.-The North
Carolina Ice Association met here to.
night and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year; President ~, r
Cooper, Edenton to succeed w. o. Worth
at Wilmington vice-presldent, M, w
Thompson. Greensboro. to succeed a,
Haygood, Charlotte: secretary and treas
urer, william Dunn. Newbern. Advisory
Committee. w. Hines, 4tocky Mount
j. II, Harrison. Fayetteville; H. II
Wright, Durham,
There was a general discussion OF mat
tiers regarding business for the coming
season, but nothing was made. public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
| LARGE FORCE GUARD
LEVEES NIGHT AND DAY
5tBy Associated trrcss.)

( u NEW ORLEANS, LA, March 1.-THE
government, state and city authorltie e
arc inspecting levee lines and preparing
for emergencies. They all admit that the
river will likely break all RECORDS pe Z.
fore It quits rising. but the leyee sys.en Il!
twill withstand the extra strain. Large
forces OF men 4 are being utilized 70
strengthen weak places and TO guard
the banks by night and day. The gauge
here tonight reads 1876, rise OF one ne
tenth In the past twelve hours.
The high water record is 10.5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
HAD GONE TO CONTINENT
Warrant Out for Arrest of President Of
London and Globe Financial Concern,
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press.)
4 LONDON, March liza warrant for the
arrest Of Whitaker Wright, director OF
tho London and Globe Finance Corpora
tlon, limited, was issued to-day.
Following the Issuance of the order
yesterday TO official recorder of corpora
tions by Justice Buckley, OF the Chan
Gerry Division of the High Court of JUS
tice. to criminally prosecute Mr.. Wright,
B. summons for the latter was obtained,
When an officer went to his residence 10
serve it he was informed that Mr., Wright
had gone to the continent on account Of
his health. hence the issue Of the war
ra
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
WORKING DESPERATELY
TO BUILD NEW LEVEE

# CARUTfIERsvILLE MO, March H.
This city, containing $500 inhabitants
i is threatened with destruction by the
flood. An old levee, which is cavlng,
alone stands between tho city and the
swollen Mississippi Government engi-
neers regard it US the most critical food
point along the river. -Four hundred
men under Engineer Fitzpatrick are
working desperately at building q new
\ levee, NE s5a552d '4a,{aSl tlz, t'q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
Have. al Irish Tea,L..

The ladies of the Park Place Methodist
Episcopal Church have made arrange
ments to give what promised to be de-
illghtful Irish tea" tomorrow evening at
the residence of Mrs Blanton. No. 1905
Floyd Avenue beginning at o'clock.
a An excellent programme has been pre-
pared, ana following this refreshments
Will be served, The cause is a good one
and all are invited to come and help It
a long salttasS3 sthH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12

Il Aoosi stn Ee, ana the effects Of these va e.
lSters Viii be felt In the main river WITHIN
Y a. short time.
Il 13eiow Helena the rise will continue
steadily, ana maximum stages VIII prom
4 ABLY be reached as follows: ~. "a
$i Arkansas City, Il feet; 9reenville, ~
fest; ytcksburg, 80 feet
v TIA mississippi below vicksb,irEg ana
Sihe sAtchslaiayn will continue to rise ~ -,
the next three or four weeks, while !, me ,.e
Ted,E below Shreveport, and the Cuachlth
will continue to rise for several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
q pltal & the state Of raicon. The e.

90 pital 81 the stats OF FALCON The re-
suit 8is not Yet known, All w.
Tho revolutionary army, commanded BY
General Rolanio, Is, said to BIO ut 1ttar-
nenas near Caracas. Tho recent re-
treat OF the revoltitlpnlsts 1t is asserted
here, was only fent. The Vehe2uelan
government forces are reported to have
been defeated III the battle recently Fought
at TacnriBt,n, \.
1T Is reported III revolutionary circles
that the revolutionists have captured
Cunlat,a, State OF Berinudez,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
Major Randolph Worse.

Major N. v. Randolph was worse yes
terday than he has been for a. long time.
He had considerably improved and was
able to sit UP most Of the day, and de-
lighted to have his friends come and talk
with him, but yesterday his condition was
so far from being Improved. that Mrs.
Randolph did not leave him. He has been
sicker than he Is now, and hopes are
strong that he may soon be out Of danger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
PostoH,ce Robbed.
(spccial to Tho Times Dispatch }

Especial to The Times. Dlspat ch.!
unknown party broke into the pQstof1ce
at Goode some time last night and made
off with between $50 and $50 in money,
some stamps and a suit of clothes belong
ing to the postmaster. The postoflce Is
located in the store Of Mr.. John Bower,
Tho particulars are meagre. and 1t is
not known whether there is any clue.
Postmaster Bower tclegraphed the news
this morning TO Assistant Postmaster j..
r.. Gay, Jr., OF the Bedford City office,
but did not give any detnlls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
Wonder. is He Ever Lived

(By Pacific CableD ~
HONOLULU, March 1l,--Prince Albert
1,akoltmoku Kunuiakea is dead OF con-
sumption. The Prince was the las :. 90
= ~ would some day have been King OF
In had the lSameahanela dynasty
lived. Preparation for state funeral 70
occur on Sunday next is being made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
SABINE RIVER CAUSES
GREAT LOSS OF CATTLE.
(By Associated Press.)

ORANGE, TEXAS, March ll-There
was no Improvement in the flood situation
to-day, though the levees and food gates
which have been constructed render the
chance Of the town being inundated much
less.
Reports from the upper portion of the
Sabine are to the effect that there has
been very heavy loss of cattle on both
the Texas and Louisiana shore. The whole
country is under water as tho result oil
the backing up of the small streams and
heavy rains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
WaIthour Was Winner.

+ ATLANTA, GA March l1,-In the mo-
tor-paced championship bicycle rage to-
night between Bobby Walthour, Of AS
lanta, and Harry Caldwell, OF Manches-
Ter, NJ IT., Walthour Won two straight
flye-milo heats and tho third was ADAM
doned. Walthour took the, first heat py
ten yards in 7;5s 2-5 and the second pY
half lap In 7:4S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
Lancaster Marriages.

(specinl to The Times. D!sputeh.)
4 IIEATiisY1LLE, YAaQ March u,---W.
d. Scott and Miss Eva Oliver were
quietly married at the home Of the
bride, at Millenbecl, Lancaster county.
today BY Rev, a, d. Reynolds. Both Of
tho contracting parties arc popular
young people Of Lancaster.
Frederick Starr and Miss Abbte
44arston wero married to-day at her
home, In Lancaster county. by Rev. r.
u, Bentley. Both are well known IN Ian-
caster, 9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
DRUNKENNESS CURED

pt,ositively and permanently, WITHOUT in,
IS endorsed BY clergymen, physicians ana
We. ~. u tt Is an excellent tonic,
tasteless, odorless and colorless, and can
be given in tea, coffee, water or milk
without the patients knowledge. 81 per
box, g boxes for SIS. Polk Miller Drug
IT,, s34 East Main Street Polk Miller
Coleman Co, First and Broad Streets,
Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
Soon to be Married.

Especial to The Times. nispatch.) Ii..4
PETERSBURG VA. March 11.-Mrs.
Ida Estcllc Northington has issued invl-
tations to the marriage OF her daughter.
Miss Susye Logan, to Mr.. W. w. Bryan,
which takes place Wednesday, afternoon,
March 18th. at s o'clock, at the Wash
ngton- Street NJ. u. Church. i9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12

University OF Virginia. Eight years ago
lie left Charlottesville to take possession
OF the hotel at Blackjack Springs. He
was twice married. Ills second wife, who
survives him. was Miss Wood. & OF 5Albo-
marie. a sister Mrs. w. r. McAlllster,
resides in Charlottesville
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
Robbery at CRYSTAL.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
MONTVALE, VA. March 1.-THE store
and postofflce two miles east. at Crystal,
and kept by William Dolly. was entered
through the front window by burglars a
few days since AS tho money. stamps,
&C., had been moved to safe place, the
loss was small. l55aS
The distillery known as Pains, two
miles west, has been sold for $1,000 to
n Northern firm, who will manufacture
yeast. l33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
NEW ENGLAND STREAMS
BEGINNING TO RISE
(Bx Associated prcss.)

BOSTON. MASS. March 1.-THE rivers
OF Eastern New England are beginning
to show the effects of me warm rains
which have prevailed for several days.
The Merrimac the cotton mill river Of
New Hampshire and Massachusetts,. and
tic Penobscot and Kennebcc, In Maine,
are rapidly rising and threatening serious
damage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
CUBAN SENATE HAS
APPROVED RE CIPROCITY
nv Associated Press,)

+ WARRINGTON p, G" March IL
Senior Quesada, the Cuban minister to
tho United States. tonight received n
dispatch from his home government say
ing: - !. . n,ro,,od
by tho Senate by IS votes 70 o.
Tna ,rfrey rete WIth the United States,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
Jim Grow Bill Failed.
iBY Associated Press.l i

/, JEFFERSON CITY, MO-, March H.
In the House to-day, by vote Of fifty
five to seventy, the separate railroad
coach for negroes bill failed of final pas.
sage. 1t applied to all railroads and COM
mon carriers. All the Republicans voted
against the measure, as did several DEM
ocrats.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
DEATHS.

at the residence OF her
son, Mr. John T. Lyons, No. 6B Soutn
rlrst Street, Wednesday,, March i, leG,,
at 1915 a, NJ, LAR y, rellct Of the late
Thomas Lyons.
Funeral from Sacred Heart CHURCH
4 FRIDAY M ORNIN Nc, March 18th, at ~
o. clock, With q requiem mass 6
at his residence. No. Sla
w. Clay Street. at 2:25 =, NJ, March ~.
1903. A.. 9, MlLLBlR, Y the fort Sy,hfad
s wife, one son and four daughters TO
mourn their loss. "a n ss % IL
a His funeral vii q Ike place from u.
K THIS 'ThuTsdIyl N Or I'm Fyiendl
and acqua mi ancss invited to q ttends 1nr
q teypenf nj ST, MARI 8 GSsnstsE u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
William r. Mayo.

Especial to The Times lspu tch.l
T CIiARIlOTTI1SYILLD, Va, March liz,
yyilliam p. Mayo. q veteran OF the GiYll
War, died last night OF kidney trouble
at Blaekrock Springs, ased seYentYsllye
years. For more than ten years deceased e,
Was In charge Of the student mess nets
on Carr IIllll and West IsapSe q S ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
Southern Earnings.

Below are the estimated earnings Of
the Southern Railway system for the
first week in March, 1903: S5s
Southern Railway Company including
st. Louis Louisville lines: itS{ e
This Year. Last Year. Increase.
s79o,16 1851 DOL. $139.1G8
Southern Railway Company st. Louis
a Louisville lines: l. az
This Year. Last Year. Increase.
s69292. 35s145. s13147
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-12
VENEZUELAN REVOLUTION
Insurgents Said TO Be Getting Upper
Hand Of Government.
NV Assocla ted press.

0 tEy AsAOcIAted FftsA)
3i WILLIaMSTADT ISLAND OF CUR
HACOA. March liIrhe Venezuelan rev.
olutioNisis proclaim they now hold al the
eastern ports of1Yenezuela from the
Orinoco down to lkio Chico.
q Hetyy fightinelhas taken place at cero,
The Newtown bee., 1903-07-17

on Route No. ?, by way of Southbury: Collected, ,447; delivered, ITO, total 2216, for the month of June.
 Mrs Fred Bailey and two daughters of Springfield, Mass, are expected at the old homestead to spend their vata- tion with her sisters, Misses Emma and Eva Davis.
 H. B. Brewer and sen, Ebert, drove to New Haven the Fourth to see Mrs Brewer. She is improving.
 will Laughlin and family spent the Fourth at his fathers on Hulls Hill.
 The re-uniot4 of the Ho1bfeok family will Be held at "Fhe Colonial Inn, J Woodnont Saturday, July II.
 A. B Hewittand family and Edward Gardner and wife of Shelton Spent tie Fourth at Safnuel Hawkins.
 Raymond H. Wooster has returned to Preston City after spending several days with his mother.
 Mrs White spent the Fourth in An sonia,
 George A. Hawkins of South Nor walk was at home over the Fourth.
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(.lTCHFIHl.D COUNTY.
ROXBURY.
MRTa{apssT tHHReH A0pis,

METHODIST CHVRCH NOT41s
 Tie sermon by the pastor on Sunday Iaornifag was feanaea on Luke 13:3, "The Christian Doetr4as Of Repen- tansee being sae subject. The word used in the text and other kindred passages means not only a change of mind but also reform in the life from feelings of sorrow and remorse. This God requires, and though it can- not become an atohemeht fof sin, it is made effective on the ground of prop CT atonement having been made by Jesus Christ. It is reasonable that this should be an essential to salva- tion as we cannot expect to come into harmony with holy God or to become fit to dwell in Heaven, which is holy place, if we do not turn from our sins as best we may. This requirement. is echoed throughout Scripture as abso- lutely necessary to salvation. To re- pent is to turn from sin. All sin is of the same essence and leads to death. Sin is dangerous thing to play with. The greatest sin is to reject God. The
 sinner must really repent if he would be saved. Repentance is one of the foundations of every truly Christian life. Underneath the gladness of the saved soul and cOnsecrated life is a note of real sadness that there ever
 could have been time, whether short
 or long, when Jesus Christ was shut out, while sin held dominion in the soul.
 | The rain of Sunday evening did not
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Ix7 o. ,I,,,o~ 

of Bethlehem and Rev Mir Beers of Pennsylvania, after which a program of recitations and music were listened to. Mrs King of Emerson's School of OratoEy, Boston, Mass, gave several oeleoeions which were highly appreciat- |ed by all, as was also a areading by MT CowleS and a cornet solo and singing by MT and Mrs BuckinghaR Uf 0eth- lehem. MuuA fnerrf1AenS was caused | by tho Sokes of the clefSmen. All 'teeas4to be lA excellent Sffits. The dAy NB pen1ect one and 1Ae pleasant asseSA Ations a14 meeting 6eteiends at thess gatherings each year will long and pleasantly be remembered.
 Two young men of Mt Vernon, N. Y., are boarding at Mrs William Foote's
 Mrs Louise Williams has returned home fFom i1ef aunt,s in OAefd.
 Miss Allen of Bethlehem and Miss Randall of Morris were recent guests of Mrs Ralph Atwood.
 Miss Edna Barnes is visiting her adnt, Mrs Julius Skflton.
 Mrs Amos Lake of Bethlehem i1As passed week with her sister, Mrs Hirah Atwood.
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Yalesville ana George Frost of New
 York were present.

Yalesville ahd George Frost of New York were present.
 LOCAL BRIEFS.
 George Frost of New York was the guest of his parents, MT and MB H. mer Frost over Che Fourth Ind SuA- day.
 Mir and Mrs Frank M. Frost of Yales- vile have been guests of MT and Mrs Elmer Frost for a week.
 Mr and Mn Alonzo Strong of NeW Milford have been at MT s0o Mrs George Stroh6's.
 Ray Kinney is spending "a few days out of town.
 Frederick Pitcher and family of Westport were herS Tor . feN days stay At HifAm HtoheEs'. Nils Eva Pitclaer will remain for a number of weeks with her grandparents.
 MT and Mrs L. c. Morris, Mrs John B. Peck and Miss Alosia Peck of New town were guests, last week, of Miss Sarah A. Sanford.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY
SeyFHBUKY.
LOCAL TOPICS OF INTEREST.

LOCAL TOPICS OF INTEREST.
 The Dr Shepard place on Main street has .been recently sold to A. F. Mitchell of Brooklyn, N. Y: The peo= pie here are much pleased to have the gentlemen of means come in among them and rebuild the old pla ces. Mir Mitchell expects to build a handsome residence on the property.
 Master Freddie flemming is quite ill. Dr Greene is attending.
 Mrs Lydia Warner is spending a few weeks with friends in Amenia, N. Y.
 H. B. Russell was in New Haven, last week, doing jury duty.
 Mrs B. M. Futile and Mrs Caroline Erwin were in Strongtown, last week, the guests of Mrs Harley Warner.
 B. M. Futile has lost his cat "Nig- ger" which had reached the advanced age of IS years and two months.
 Dr $. w. Abbott of Bridgeport has moved into Mrs Ida Stones place in the street, where he:has an office and will receive or answer any call. D1 Abbott has pracJiced with Dr Marcy in New Preston for the past year.
 H. V. Peck spent few days, last week, at Milford Beach.
 Misses Bertha, Alice and Agnes De vine visited their sister, Mrs Fret Johnson, in Danbury, last Friday. Little Laura B. Carter has beer
The Newtown bee., 1903-07-17
BETHIEHEM.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL BRIEFS.
 Rev Roy Houghton has commenced his pastoral duties for the Congre- gational church.
 Mrs John Town is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs G. w. Peck.
 Miss Clara Lake of Thomaston has been the guest of the Misses Elsie and Ina Lake for week.
 George Alien is sick with typhoid fever and has trained nurse to care for him.
 A. c. Lake and son, Walter, spent Sunday in Thomaston as the guest of F. R. Lake.
 A copy of the general statutes has been placed in the Town Library by the state.
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WEsrM0Ahis.
PERSONAL CHAT.

MT and Mrs George F. Smith and two children and Mrs E. Mellen Of New Haven are spending their vaca- tiou at Maple Ridge.
 Mrs w. Wakeman of Northfield and Mrs c. H. Dwy or Union City are the guests of their father, F. B. Wheeler, at Rose cottage.
 R. T. Hull of Bristol drove here on Sunday and took his family back with him. They have been staying at Mrs John Hager's.
 J. Congelman of Bristol, who has been visiting his grandmother, Mrs J. Hager, returned home, Monday.
 J. B. Sanford drove over from his home in Bethlehem to show his new horse, making the distance, seven miles, in a little less than half an hour. He bought him of s. Trumbun of Litchtield.
 L. A. Hager is spending his surplus time in painting and vanishing his wagons. He will shine, next week.