The Newtown bee., 1904-01-29

enabling, appoint and empower you to take the ifaid Company into your Care and Charge as their Cornet, care fully and diligently to difcharge that Office and Trust, exercising your in- feriOr Officers and Soldiers in the Ufe of their Arms, according to the Rules and Discipline of War ordained and established by the Laws of this State, keeping them in good Order and Gov as from Time to Time you shall re- ceive, either from me, or from other your superior Officer, perfuant to the Trust hereby repofed in you.
 Given under my Hand, and the pub- lie Seal of this State, at Hartford the 14th Day of May, A. D. 1798.
 By His Excellency'S Command,
 Samuel Wyllys, Secretary. Jonathan Trumb bull.
 ROGER GRISWOLD, ESQUIRE, Captain-General, and Commander in
 CONNECTicUT, i SH UT, in int the e uNiTED D
 STATES of AMERICA.
 To Jonas Bryan, Gent, Greeting. You being, by the General Assembly of this State, accepted to be Cornet of the Fourth Company of the Eighth
 
 take rank from. the 22d day of August, A. D. 1911; reposing special Trust and Confidence in your Fidelity, Courage, and good Conduct, I Do, by virtue of the Laws of this State, me hereunto enabling, appoint and empower you to take the said Company into your Care and Charge, as their Cornet, care fully and diligently to discharge that Office and Trust, exercising your in- feriOur Officers and Soldiers in the use of their Arms, according to the Rules established by the Laws of this State, keeping them in good Order and Gov ernment, and commanding them to obey you as their Cornet: and you are to observe all such Orders and Direc- tions as, from Time to Time, you shall receive, either from me, or from your superiour Officers, pursuant to the Trust hereby repOsed in you.
 Given under my Hand, and the pub
 lie Seal of this State, at New Ha-
 ven the tenth Day of October,
 A. D. 1911.
 By His Excellency's Command,
 Roger Griswold. JONATHAN TRUMBULL, Efquire. Captain General and Commander in
 Chief in and over the STATE of l CONNECTICUT, in AMERICA. To Solomon Titus, Gent, Greeting. YOU being by the General Assembly of this State accepted to be First Lieutenant of the fourth Troop in the Eighth Regiment of Cavalry in this State, reposing fpecial Trust and con tidence in your Fidelity, Courage Gnc good Conduct, I Do by Virtue of thu l r Of L,i fnfn 4v, abling, appoint and empower you t. take the faid Troop into your Car and Charge as their First Lieutenan carefully and diligently to difcharg' that Office and Trust, exercising you inferior Officers and Soldiers in tn | Ufe of their Arms, according to tn | Rules and Difcipline of War Ordaine | and established by the Laws of thi | State, keeping them in good Order an | Government, and commanding then to obey you as their First Lieutenant and you are to obferve all fuch Order and Directions as from Time to Tim you shall receive, either from me, C from other yoursfuperiOr Officer, pu1 fuant to the Trust hereby repOfed i you.
 Given under my Hand, and the pull lie Seal of this State, at HartfOr III the 14th Day of May, A. D. 1900. By His Excellency's Command, Samuel Wyllys, Secretary. III Jonathan Trumbul III THE WYKEHAM RISE MID-WINTE III DANCE.
 The Wykeham Rises mid-wintt dance was held in the hall on tl Green, last Saturday evening, Janua1 23d. The hall was very tastefully ar elegantly trimmed for the occasio Excellent refreshments were serve nished the music. A delightful tin | was enjoyed by all present.
 TOBACCO SALES.
 III The rain storm, last Saturday, dro ped down all hanging tobacco. Osc