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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
LIBERAL ART FEATURES.

Stating capacity f0r s5g people has
bsen arranged in the Palace Of Liberal
Arts at the Worlds Fair and the seats
prove = great convenience 90 visitors.
The chairs and benches have been dis
striouted al e0nEenient points in the
e5l0nnades q the building and On the
inside.
The Graphic Arts section Of The
German space In the Palace Of Liberal
Arts has been re-opeDed 10 visitors
after having been closed for several
days while repairs were being make,
the lln0lsum On the aoor oiled and
other change made 10 the section. The
finest examples Of the work o. German
printers and publishers are shown
here
Several bezutiful specimens q
Italian eablDet~makipg and wood cary
ing are shown ia the Italian section
o. the Liberal Arts Building. The
exhibits are chairs, setteeS tables and
other articles Of furniture, each cover
ed with elaborate hand carvings and
the tops Of the tables decorated With
inlaid wood Of various oolork
A St Louis perfgDeTy manufacturer
has Just Installed an exhibit 10 the
Palace d LAberal ArN that has two
features destined 10 be very popular.
One Is a bottle said 70 be the largest
ever blown, Sled with Amorilzs
Water, one Of the products Of the ex-
hlbItor. Every visitor Is invited %
register = free guess On the capacity
Of the bottle, stating the amount Of
toilet water which is guessed TO be
contained 10 the bottle, in gallons,
pints ad ounces upon a blank furnish
ed for the purpose Several prizes are
offered for the nearest correct guesses,
ranging in value from Is in gold to .
bottle OF the toilet water. The other
principal attraction Of the exhibit is a
fountain OF perfume, the central
figure Of which is a woman
holding a flask Of perfams in Der
hands, which she sprinkles, drop By
drop, into 3 receptacle In the hands Of
another female figure who erouches 70
receive them. Visitors will be invited
to catch an occasional drop Of the
dainty odor upon their handkerchiefs.
Charles P. Dimick, who originated
the idea Of decorating sofa pillows with
photographs taken upon the fabric Of
which they were made, is 10 charge Of
a fine exhibit Of photographs made
upon ali sorts Of cloth in the Palace Of
Liberal Arts. The display is made by
the leading manufacturer Of photo
fabric for all purposes Many odd uses
Of these eloth-pbCtOgraphs are shown.
The Gosrz cup, a beautiful silver
loving cup, valued at $500, for whose
possession professional photographers
10 all parts Of the United States com
pete each year, is now 90 exhibition
10 the Liberal Arts Building. The
cup vas provided last year by o Of
the leading American manufacturers
Of Photographic lenses and the winner
Of one year must also take first place
10 the contest for two succeeding
years 10 become the actual owner Of
the trophy. The cup was won last
year By w. L. Schneider, Of Dallas,
Texas IL is the object Of admiration
by every visitor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
HELP YANKEES cHLEBRATp
ceutraiia Courier

Capt. Sanderson, OF Companv y
National Guards, and Major Rive =,
the British army. were C~entralIa W.
tons Tuesday. Company F, of ~.
National G uardsscommanded by c,a "s
Sanderson assisted by Major River :.
England, will give a sham battle sns
military drill exhibition on the rop,,S
Of July. Major Rivers says he war,a
10 help The Yankees celebrate tH''
ivanr "s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
CHARGES MURDER
Prosecuting Attorney Il L. Buckley
Files Charges Against z. B.
Scott Who Killed His
Wife.

Prosecuting Attorney II. L. Buckley
has iled information in the circuit
court against f. b. Scott, a colored
school teacher, charging murder in
the first degree and Scott may enter
plea OF guilty without trial.
Scott, who killed his wife On the
streets Of Laddonia this spring by cut
ting her throat, has been in jail here
since the commission Of the crime and
has never had a hearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
Is, 10 and 10 Years Ago
This Week.

TWENTY-FIVE gKAEs AGO THIS WEEK.
d T1ckerawzs buis6ing \ brius
~structure acrOss the street frsn The
lChrStkzn church
The ySung san e Dr. Crawford who
had received injuries By beng throun
from q hsrse was Improving.
Saiing townships amature gun cluo
gave an exhibition Of gl1S haIl sboot-
ing al walden's grove, south q
Thonpssa. After firing s. shots each
presented TIE fo,io~ing soure:
Fred Mlskei, -
Ezri Morris "a
Jna r Dsnie3. ~
Champ Brace u
J. Turner, -.
c Willis ~
p. S Morris ~
wm Maupsn a.
Ex-Gorern0c Q II. Hardin ard wife
and neice Miss Fannie. with Dr. and
Mrs. Smith, q Fulton. were visiting
In Colorado
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
ON RAISING MULES
Some Reasons Why F&unsu Shouli
Handle Thsn-TEe Mules Car
Be Raised On Feed Of One
Steer.

Following are feE rezs1ns given
By q cgrraspondent CT the Farmer
Journal why farmers should raise
mules.
l. They can k rzfssd cheaper than
amp other stock
2 They viii 20 On market much
younger than any other horse
J T5eT can be handled al ? years
Old and u properly managed SfA do
a. mnch WORK as a ~4.year-o1d horse
and be The better for H.
& They are less subject % diseases
than any other stock and not liabIe 70
get blenlSheS by wire on otherwise.
1 have raised mules q number Of
yesn and never had one hemixbec,
but have had hne horses nearly ruined.
They avoid danger and DO not get into
holes Or dangerous places II they rub
away they seldom hurt themselves or
anything much
The writer has nearly always q good
bunch u mules and has not been kick
ed but twice IN twenty years and both
t8mes By q horse.
They stand heat much better than
horses II you do not think 50 try q
span co your binder some hot sultEy
DAP ~ the side Of your horses
They can stand more abuse and
hardship than hOrssS bat appreciate
good treatment more than zny other
animal living and live 10 greater age
than horses.
There is profit in mule raising BE-
czuse o. quicker growth. being market
able al 3 years old. A b0rSe has To be
five years thus two years feed is saved.
have sold . number Of 2yezr-Old
mules for $50 each.
There is always a good demand for
mules Of from s months up to Is years
old Were there a greater number Of
mules there would be plenty Of buyers.
In time Of war mules are always high.
An army can DO without guns as well
As without mules. 1t was during the
civil war the writer first learned tOap-
preciate the mule.
Mules can be raised with less care
than cattle. They will eat straw or
anything that cattle will.
In 1900 the writer bought twenty
mules at weaving time, wiDtere5 them
on wheat pasture and sold them jan
uafy ! for tl,470 moro than they cost
him. The cost Of feeding them was
about 500, but put il At 500 and II
VIII leave se5O for care and interest on
money That would seem a fair profit
but the real profit vas $1,000.
Tso mules can BE- raised tili3 years
on the same fovd as one steer. The
steer will BE- worth from go 70 s75 and
the mules from $50 10 ss0g
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

Anyone who has dyspepsia, indlges
ton, headaches, dizziness, or specki
before the eyes, or any form Of liVei
and stomach troubles, should take ad.
vantages Of this chance 10 be cured
without risking a penny.
Woodbridge s. Purdy give q positive
guarantee with every box. showing
mast ~conclusiyeIy their faith 10 this
remarkable remedy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
FROM THE LADDosIA HERALD

Allie Adams, Of Mexico, spent Sun
dag here.
Miss Mary Minor, of Mexico, is visit
ing Miss Mabel Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. McCubbln, Of
Mexico, visited their son, ]. W. Nc.
Cabbin, here last week.
Misses Emma and Lydia Hatton
were guests Of Miss Nola McCOrd, Of
Mexico last week.
Miss Katherine Lasher left Sunday
for st. Louis 10 take charge Of a posi-.
ton Ia telephone Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

Centralians will regret to learn that
]. o. Tinsley and family will probably
move to Mexico in the near future.
Mr.. Tinsley has purchased Mexico
property and will go there as soon as
he can dispose Of his Centralia resi-
dence. He is one Of our most success
full business men and enterprising cit
liens. He makes the change In order
to be more centrally located to his
trade, a residence in Mexico enabling
him to be at home the greater part Of
his time.-Centralia Courier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
Yery clone Can.

al struck to my engine, although
every Joint ached and every nerve wa
racked with pain,'' writesC w. Bel
lamy, a locomotive fireman, Of Bur
lington, Iowa. II was weak and pale
without any appetite and all run
down. AS ] was about to give up,
got a bottle OF Electric Bitters, and
after taking it, / felt as well as l vel
did in my llfe." Weak, sickly, run
down people always gain new life,
strength and yigor from their use.
Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Wooldridge& Purdy. Price so cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
Rev. W. H Hook.


FFDE DC TaTUff F0FIU-
Rev. W. n. hook sass be may give
up bis church work at barber in the
near future, a. be expects to go u
California 500 on account Of bis
health Rev. Hook isa bfoad-eauged
Christian worker and is very much
liked here. We are sorry to know be
contemplstes moving away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
OktsopathY.

Those wishing TO investigate Osteo-
pathF will find DIR. Traughber at his
Office Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturday
and Sundays. Examinations are free
A lady in attendance. Once across
be street east Of the post ofice. Once
hours ] a. m. TO 5 p. m. Special hours
BY appointment Telephone 355.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
CheeFfully Recommended for
Rhenmatism. !.

o. G. Higbee, Danyille, ILL.,, writes
Dec. 2, 1901: about two years ago
was laid up for four months with rheu-
matism / tried Billiards. Snow Lini.
ment; one bottle cured me. l can cheer
fully recommend It to allsuffering from
like affection" sc soc sL.Oo. Sold by
Woodbridge & Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
THE GUARANTEE PROTECTS YOU
If Mona Does Not Cure Dyspepsia
Woodbridge & Purdy viii Re
turn Your Money.

When you buy a box OF MLo-na,
natures cure for dyspepsia, have
them sign the following guarantee.
This protects you absolutely against
loss, should the treatment fail 10 cure
you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

Harper Van Ness, Of Mexico, is
assisting bis grandfather and uncle In
their store at this place this summer.
He arrived here for that purpose Fri
day.-Jonesburg Journal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

Rufus J. Lakeland, well known ia
this city, one Of the oldest and best
know bankers 10 st. Louis, being presI.
dent Of Boatmanis bank 10 that city,
has been connected with the institu-
ton for fifty Fears.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
GUARAHTEE

We hereby agree TO refund the
money paid for Mona on return
Of the empty box, IL the purchaser
tells us that it has failed 10 cure
dyspepsia or stomach troubles. This
guarantee covers two soc boxes, or
a months treatment.
WooLDRIDsE s. PURDY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

Res. A. E Rogers, formerly Of Mex.
leo. now secretary at the Hospital at
Nevada, Mo, was painfully but not
seriously injured BY the falling Of a
platform during the State convention
at Joplin this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

Thomas Northern, Of Kansas City,
is The guest Of relatives; Mis- North
ern has been here several days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

Mr.. KEN Is a member OF the Mex
Ice Clothing Company and one OF thu
most successful business men in the
State
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

TWENTY WARS Aeo TnIs wKEk-
d T. Gentry uas elected principal
q the Nexioo High Sslsnl-
Ram. TO Mr. and MIS- sid Garrett a
daughter.
VIM. kempsr bought the jacobson
residence, Opposite The Windsor Hotel
for s. ESQ
walter Rush and Miss Laura Blsh-
|np, q this city were married by Rev.
w. III. Lewis
Mrs. Capt Geo. EdnonSton was in
lured By falling from a hor2
Geo Wilson, of Mexico. bad a pos
ition as telegraph operator 10 St
Louis
!. II. Hin had timothy i've feet
high. j. z Mandy topped il with
timothy 5 feet II inches
Dr.. RothxelI was erecting 4 new
store building On south Washington
street
Joe II. Bryan, Of this city, bought
an interest 10 the Hannibal Morning
Journal.
The members Of the Baptist Sun
day school gaFea picnic at Hamilton's
Park.
Nrs- W. III. Dyer, sister OF Mrs. Jo-
siah Wright Of Mexico, died at
Slater.
George Scott son Of Cyrus Scott.
went to California
Joe Edridge and O. P. Smith pur-
chased the Ferris & Hut hardware
store
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

Miss Edna BARLEY and Mrs. Matte
Brogp, both Of Fulton, are the guests
'of Mn. J. y. bleEeIIyn, of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
Bear sermOns a. 81 an Hour.

Provo, UTAH, June 24.-Inhdels
have been lgiven an opportunity to
earn 81 an hour by sitting In church
and listening TO Rev. Thomas Henry
Scruggs Of the First Baptist Church.
Mr.. Scruggs has publicly offered to
pay an intidel who attends his sunday
services at this rate. The offer be-
comes effective June %. Those who
desire 10 take advantage Of it must
present themselves 10 Mr.. Scruggs,
register and submit 30 an examina-
ton % prove they believe 70 inGdel
doctrine and set a time when they
will be IN church. Mr.. Scruggs says
the purpose Of bis offer is 10 induce
inhdels 10 study Christian teachings
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
Singers. Attention.

An unusual opportunity for singer
10 study voice placement, scientific
tone development and singing with ar
eminently successful Boston teacher.
A special summer course will be given
In this city at reasonable rates. Ap,
plicants should address at once foi
full particulars
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

+. n. WATERMAN,
symphony Chambers, Room -,
2i6 Huntington Ave, Boston.
Massachusetts,. dit Tilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

Fred A. Morris has a display In one
Of his show windows, the new Mexico
base ball uniform They are beauties
and ought 10 make excellent mas
cots.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

The LEDGER is in receipt Of the 17tf
annual report OF the State Coal Mine
Inspector. The following mines in
Audrain are shown:
Company. Town.
VIM Beavers Laddonia
10. N. Hafner Mexico
Kreigler Coal Co. Martiusbure
Locke, Guthrie s. Co. Martinsburg
Mississippi Glass Co. st. Louis
Standard Coal Co. Vandalia
Yandalia-F arber Gal Company
tLawder Bros & PetersOnl Vandalia
Vandalla-F arber Coal Company
tLawder Brof. & Peterson) FarbeT
@. w. Mcclure Martinsburg
AL OF the above companies are ope-
rated By the firm name, except 10 one
case; S. G. Cutter has charge Of the
Hafner mine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
TN WEARS AGO TINS WEEK..

TEN YEARS Aeo THIS WEEK..
A great strike Of the A. 4. U. was
on.
Funeral services over the remains
OF Robt. Allen, who lived northeast
Of Mexico, were held al Littleby Bap
tist church BY Rev. ]. C. Armstrong
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Dean,
southeast OF Mexico. a son.
X. p. Wiley resigned as principal
Of the Upton Public School to accept
a position in Central College.
Miss Katie Coil who received injur.
les BY being thrown from a horse was
improving.
The following young ladies from
Mexico attended a reception at the
home OF Ex-senator johnson at Jones
burg: Misses Stella Harper. Mabel
Hord, Lena Ricketts,, Jessie Wells,
K0ta Luekle, Fannie and Lena Potts,
and Miss Michean.
A marriage license was granted in
st. Louis to Artur L. Sneed,o of Mexico,
and Elizabeth Cleaver, Of st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
| AR
CURE:
FromPimples
to Eczema
From Infancy
to Age

To tA.ss Who have suffered long and
kapsasssEy from Humors of the Blood,
Skis, and Scalp. and who have lost faith
IN sortsrs uaesicines, and al things
kurrn, CUTIcURA Soap, Ointment, and
Pills appeal with q frce hardly to be
realiss8- Every h5pe, sseET expectation
awakene3 by thxns has hsen nore than
frlSTls3. More great ezres are daily
n.as By than than By all other Skin
Rens5ies combined, q single set, costing
but ere doIlsr, being often sufficient 10
rrre TIRE nast distressing cases Of tortur-
ing, dissgzring hurnOrs, eczemas, rashes,
itchnEs, ani Nominations of the skin
and scalp, with loss Of hair, when all
else fails.
SD gAr1aExazf NJ NerA Cltcarz Sosp. Ee. Ont.
.ssr, sk Gns4vrzt. 81 in form o. Choeolsis cahd
Fzs - - q CO.. nepo4s: Loaden- q C,a7.F-
baae So H1riA 8 Rst d. . Faix; Bosrgn, 81 Celaluaal
Ae Fanr HruE A Cen G9rr. soc frfa-
~ SD $50 Al Absz. the stin and seziP-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

Elder @. A. Mitchell has resigned
the care Of the Baptist Church at La
Plata and viii move 70 Mexico about
August first, and will gladly serve the
churches convenient 70 this place or
engage in evangelIstic work. Elder
Mitchell owns a nice home On East
street. two blocks from
the Baptist church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

s"1 - Ab2l IT, BON gione ofEsampnsat
seui free BY mail address Dr. KIiracr & Co.
h~eghsmion. n. 7. When writing mention
reading ihs generous ofsr 10 this paper.
Donf make any mistake, but rsmsmber
he name. S~samP-Root. Dr.. Kilmeris
SNsmP-Root. and the address. Binghzm.on
d. r.. On even bofiic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

Judge X. ]. Pindall is shaking hands
with Mexico friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths

prevailing IN hi
Is because 20 decep
tive. Many sndder
deaths are caused Il
It'll hear disease
pneumonia. hear
! failure or zpoplexJ
are often the resui
Of kidney disease.
kidney trouble Is al
lowed 10 advance Tx
Kidney
blood uiil attack ina
Nsaaa - -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

Kidneys thsmslyes break dozn and vast,
swzy cell By eel.
Bladder troubles mosi always result from
q arrangement Of he kidneys and a cure /,
obtzined quickest BY = proper Treatment d
fhs hdneyz n you are feeling badly yov
car make no mistake By taking Or. Kfmeri
Swamp-Roof. The great kidney liver ana
btsdoer REMEDY.
lteorects inability 10 hsId urine and sesId
Ing pan IN passing II, and overcomes thai
unpleasant Necessity II being compelled &c
@ oiisu during The osy. and 70 get up many
hns elnng the HghL. The mid and The
eziraordlnary effec; q Swamp Root is soon
realized. u stands The highest for It's wen.
oslfd cures of The most distressing cases.
SvzmP-Rooi is pleasant to take and soL
~ Al druggists q ffiy-oeni and one-doHzf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07

szsd bottles. You may
lhass 3 sample bette Il
This voDderful new Dis
cgveuand q book thai
ii. AL rhn-.l 1. -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-06
TENTH ANNIVERSARY
N. Y. o. P. Members Made Merry
 Last Evenim&,

Brass City Lodge, PA, New Eng- land Order of Protection, celebrated it's tenth anniversary last evening at Knights of Columbus hall. Besides the members of the lodge many of their friends were present. A fine en- tertainment was put on, which tnclud- ed mandolin and guitar selections by Michael Carty and Frederick Young, recitation by Daniel F. Lawlor. song, Frederick Young and buck and wing dancing by Michael Carty. Grand
 vice warden Frank Rice of Massa- chutts and R. M Willis of Boston, member Of the finance committee, made brief addresses in which they complimented Brass City lodgd on the good work which it was carrying on,
 MT Rice told of the rise of the organ ization since its infancy and of the good work to be derived from it. MT Willis. who seemed to be possessed of a great deal of wit, brought those present into bursts of laughter many times during the course of his address. He spoke principally on the benefits to be derived from fraternal organiza- ion, and advised all who were present who were not members of the order, to hasten and join their ranks. After the addresses were delivered. the re- mainder of the evening was spent in dancing. Refreshments were served.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-06
TWO PARDONED.
Ne Pardon for John Warren, Who
 Eas Been in Forty.Five Years.

The board of pardOns in session at the Capitol yesterday nardoned two prisoners serving sentence at the state prison and paroled two. They are:
 Garrett Dalton, sentenced in New Haven county on. January [, 1902, for from two to four years for theft from the person in New Haven, paTdoned
 Edwin Taylor, sentenced in Fairfield county son February %, 1895, for if teen years for burglary in Bridgeport, pardoned.
 county on December 5, 1894. for twen- ty years for criminal assault upon a woman in Hebron, paroled.
 George Yang, sentenced in New Ha. ven county on October 1; 1901, for man. slaughter in Hamden, paroled.
 Thirteen prisoners were before the board h person and statements were made in behalf of other prisoners who had petitiOned before but who did not appear in person yesterday. Mrs Nancy Guilford, the Bridgeport woman who is serving a sentence of ten years for manslaughter, withdrew her peti- ton.
 Senator Cornelius Tracy of Water bury spoke in behalf of John Warren. who was sentenced on December 14, 1c0o, 70 Ire imprisonment Tor murder in the second degree at Wilmington. Warren has been in prison longer than any man now confined in this county. Senator Tracy said his only interest Ill the case was a humane one. He said that during the long time Warren has been at the prison he has been repri manded but one. Senator Tracy be- heyed that after man had served the state for forty-fiye years it was not too much to ask that he be discharged. and he said that Warren would be taken care of by relatives
 Ezra Chapman of Waterbury. who was jailer at the Holland jail when Warren was convicted, did not believe that Warren was vicious man, and he would not hesitate to take him into his own family. he said. The petition was denied.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-06
TIMELY TOPICS :

Get a pair of arctics to wear this weather at J. C.. Jackie & Sons, 76 Bank street. See ad today
 Seen those hair lined shoes at the Boston Shoe store.
 Christmas toys of every kind im- aginab1e at FenneI's, 7S South Main street
 Useful and last gifts at NJ. A. Greens, watches, diamonds, rings and cuff links.
 The Public Market is a liberal dis count store and they give the reliable green stamp.
 If you want to see handkerchief stock that will suit everyone, see Grieve, Bisset & Hollands
 Castle is selling pork Joins, fresh and smoked shoulders, at Sc a pound.
 If you want q we'll fitting pair of gloves, driving or street wear, go to Isham's.
 IIolczer has a full supply of storm rubbers and aretics. Celebrated Good year rubbers.
 Wilson x TyrrelI bought fine lot of underwear at a good bargain, only 69c garment.
 Take advantage or the large amount of Hunt stamps offered by the Union Supply Go in to-night's ad.
 The Spearo Credit Go offer to clothe every man, women and child in holi- day attire. See big ad.
 Fentor1, the tea man, will give an- other chance to those who did not call last week.
 The Connecticut Boot & Shoe Go have full line of slippers for men, women and children.
 Look up TurnbulIs big ad for ac- count of his four days special sale. Holiday goods arriving daily.
 Saturdays big sale, left many more of those little mems suits at R. E. Harder X Co.'S.
 Elsie's letter to Santa Claus tells about all the nice things in Hampson- Sellew's store.
 Currans have their Christmas books on hand. Every author and style or binding represented.
 Connecticut Drug Co., South Main street, has just opened up with q line of fresh drugs.
 J. B. Mullings $ Sons line of reefers and top coats for boys is the kind some mothers are buying for the girls.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-06
FINED AND LECTURED.

Hartford, Dec 6.-Tn the United States court here to-day Robert J. Warren. lad from Putnam, charged with the misue of the mails, was fined S1 and letcured by the judge. In the case of J. J. Doherty of New Haven, charged by Anthony Gomstock with was nolIed on the agreement of the accused to pay a nominal fine of Sl5O and the costs. M. !. Diamovich was sentenced to thirty days in New Ha- ven jaiI on the charge Of stealing goods from the trustee Of a bankrupt estate fl Waterbury several months ~