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Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
ART SVERIGE.
hafva tiIIfaIIit f0ljande | Amerika
,,tet,nIa oaHeanAr.

NlShdttdS PS' sShS's
Gustaf Georg och Per Frithiof Hell
mer Bjorkman fran Tango 1 Gryts Soc
ken efter deras moder Hilma Maria
Bjorkman, Todd Fogelstrom.
Karl August Anderson fran Wang
stem Bjorngarden / Gryts socken efter
hans aflidne faderbroder hemmans-
egaren Johan Magnus Holmlund.
Efter Observation-Disclosures Daniel
Fredrik Johnzon | Vimmerby till hans
s0ner Gustaf Emil viktor Jonsson
Borg och Albert Leonard Jonsson
Borg.
Aflidne pastorn Mikael Ulrik Nor
bergs barn efter aflidne Jonas Pers-
son fran Hensele.
Efter hemmansegaren Sven Mans
sons / Ellag0lsmala hustru Katarina
Larsdotter till hennes dottrar Anna
Maria, gift med Johan Strifvens, och
Ingrid, gift med Albert Powers.
Per Johan och Carl August Peters
son efter deras aflidna moder Karo-
lima Person fran Lindalen under Jo-
hannisberg af Tjellmo socken.
Henning Hellstrom efter hans aflid-
ma moder Eva Kristina Hellstrom fran
Sonstorp / Hellestads socken.
Johan, Josefina och Maria Gustafs-
son efter deras aflidne fader Gustaf
Anderson fran LAngasen | Elgaras
socken.
Alfred M. OLSON efter hans moder
enkan Anna Hansdotter fran Stora
Harrie.
Johannes, Alfred och Frans Karls-
son efter deras fader Karl Johan Lars
son fran Slattas, Knut Svensgarden
SAINT den f~orstnamdes hustru Elise
Svantesdotter efter hennes moder, be-
NADIA Larssons hustru Johanna An
dersdotter.
Anders Gustaf Normark har att in
ON laga It'd anmala sig hos hemmans-
egaren Karl Abrahamsson / Blacksta-
hyttan, adr. Nerikes-Kil, for erhallan-
de af arfsmedel efter hans aflidna mo-
der Lovisa Karlstedt, senast boende
| Filipshyttan, Tysslinge socken af o.
rebro Ian.
Efter I. d. fanjunkaren F. A. Arneij
till hans arfvinge Reinhold Wessen.
Efter fr0ken Johanna Cecilia HUT
man till hennes arfvinge enkan Sara
Katarina Nicklasson.
Johan Bernhard Svensson efter hans
moder, hustrun Inga Gustafsdotter fir.
Prestgarden.
Karl Jonasson efter hans fader Jo-
mas Anderson fran Kroken, oster Bit
terna socken.
August Wilhelm och Carl Erland
Anderson SAINT Anna Kristina, Ida
Maria och Tilda Andersdotter efter
deras fader Anders Jonsson fran Sto-
"a Skogsbo, Trafva socken.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
ON PASKEN.

Fran dymmelonsdagen till paskda-
gen skulle man, sades Diet, granneligen
akta sig for troll och trollpackor. I'm
| der dessa dagar far eli cid %upptandas
1 spiseln sedan solen gait ned. Kap-
pen skall tagas ur sopqvasten och
qvasten COMMAS. T~rollpackorna trod-
des Ell kunna fara pa happen utan
qvast. Pa nagra stallen antog man
att Diet a skartorsdagsnatten som
trollkaringarna gafvo sig af pa sin
hemska fard. For att hindra dem att
fara genom skorstenen skulle nan pa
skartorsdagen ga pa mistaken och
kasta ned i skorstenen en- spana som
skurits pa tvaren af tract. Derpa skull
lie man skynda ned och fran till spi-
sen for att Sc spanan ramla | askan.
Pa langfredagen var Diet brukligt
annu pa 1S50-talet att man ingen mat
eller dryck skulle fortara forr an So
len gait ned. Imam man gjorde upp
ED | spisen denna dag, skulle man ia
ga litet sot i skorstenen och COMMA
val. bet ansags kunna anvandas som
botemedel for invartes sjukdomar pa
kreatur. Pa somliga stallen a Diet
sed att till midday lan~gfredagen alta
stekt str0mming utan dricka och utan
mjolkmat, EFT bruk hvari vi kunna Sc
en- qvarlefva af den katolska fastan.
Smor eller vatten flick Ell smakas den
ma dag. bet troddes att lika mycket
vatten man drack langfredagen, lika
mycket skulle man ia svettas ut under
den foljande sommaren, och fortarde
man nagot fettaktigt, skulle man bli
svart ansatt af mygg. Xfven berat-
tades Diet att lika manga droppar vat
ten man drack ~langfredagen, lika man
ga ormar skulle man ia Sc pa somma-
rem.
Pa pAskafton var brukligt att man
skulle rita femuddakors (femuddig
stjarna) pa ladugardsdorren for att in
tie troll~karingarna skulle taga kon och
rida pa. Pa somliga hall tog man
smorja fran kyrkklockorna och lang
hahn med MO leder och gjorde deraf
kors, som spikades ofver d0rrar och
fonster / fahuset for att skydda djuren
for trollen. For Stamina andamal ladies'
ocksa en- skara vid ladugardstr0skeln.
Pa de fiesta hall trodde man att Diet
var pa pasknatten som trollpackorna
pa qvastar, ugnsrakor, huggstubbar
eller dylikt foro till kyrktornet eller
klockstapeln och der sammantraffade
med hin onde. De bringade honom der
tiondesmor och kunde sedan med hans
hjalp genom trolleri draga mjolk och
sm0r fran andras kor. ON hexornas
mote | tornet berattar en- sagen fol-
jande: Det a en- gang en- drang, som
var morsk; han var nyfiken och vile
Sc hvad t~rollpackorna hade for sig /
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28

Link6ping. F. stadsfiskalen j. A. q.
Frick 30 Mars, rs ar. Fru HAxny
Ore 29 Mars, Al ar.
Nyland. Poss. Carl Nyberg II Msrs,
66 ar.
Nysatra. Komministern Matthias LOT
ling, 80 ar.
R0stanga. Godseg. J. M~ackepran6 %
ar.
Skatelof. Freshman Regina WirslS "a
Mars, 81 ar.
Sk0fde. F. laroverkskoll. C. Russian
Kumlien 2 April, " ar.
S~odertelje. Civiling. T. H. F. Won 0e-
gerfelt 20 Mars, "a ar.
Upsala. Grefvinnan Sally Morner 80
Mars, So ar.
Vestervik. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ed
ba Wikander 81 Mars, 80 ar.
vanersborg. Bagarm. ]. F. Nystrom
2 April, GO ar.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
sIPPoRNA.
sippornai backen

Mel, Sc pa sipporna | backen
at s6der till. der sn0n f0rrann!
bet ar den f0rsta, skygga tacken
for ALT hvad solen skanka ham.
Sc, hur Diet nickar lust och blatt
och hur Diet blickar want och godt!
1 glansigt Illus sa spad hon fryser,
en- mo pa nytt, var gamla NOR,
och biartare hvar bladkrans lyser
mot bruna l0fven sen / flor.
Gar jag bland dem, jag drommer bara
och lutar hufvu't mer och mer,
och tanker uppa barnens skara,
som tillitsfullt mot aldre ser.
De ha sa manga tankar sma.
Man har sa langa dagar da,
och tradens m6rka grenar susa
blot fjarran sagn ON manskors att,
och alias ogon arc ljusa
och sluta sig / somn sd latt.
Blir den som var, er lefnads saga,
EFT matt af frojd. af sorger iva?
ia visst. - Men man skall int klaga
och Ell bill bitter alls anda.
Eli tarfvas heller lyckan jamt.
Vart lif Diet CALLER mer an skamt.
Just sprunget fran ur ALT Diet graa,
mer klarogdt dup blir varens qvad
- och skulle blommor sta sa blaa,
som nu, mot idel friska blad?
Per Hallstr0m.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
xKTENsKAPaJxF.
Befogade jsf mot nedannamda perso'
ner adresseras som f0ljer:

ner adresseras SON foljer:
Hemmanseg. Gustaf Peterson l
Flanagan, vistats 1 Amerika 1SS9-19OO,
hos pastorsamb. / Norberg.
Skomak. Karl August Peterson, vi
stats / Amerika nara EFT ar, hos pa
storsamb. / Hammar, 0rebro Ian.
Hildur Axelina Person, vistats | A
merika 8 ar, hos pastorsamb. | Ham
mar, 0rebro Ian.
Hemmadottern Agnes Emilia Nylan-
der / B~ranshult, vistats l Amerika
1S93-1902, hos pastorsamb. | Krist-
berg, adr. Borensberg, 6stergotland.
]. NJ. Cederquist och josef Svenson,
vistats | Amerika den FORE 1928
och senare 1903-04, hos pastorsamb.
/ Motala.
Hemmasonen Peter Magnus Johans-
son, vistats | Amerika 1901-04, hos
pastorsamb. i Allmunseryd, adr. Ryd.
Torparen Ola OLSON | B0kestad, vi
stats | Amerika 1S81-S3, hos pastors
amb. / Oppmanna och Wanga, Krist.
Ian.
Sven Svensson Liden 1 Kongstorp,
vistats / Amerika z ar, hos pastors
amb. / Loushult.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
D D ! SVERIGE.

Stockholm. Patr. j. M. Eklund 2S
Mars, II ar. Kanslisten C. e. Lidell
% Mars, 80 ar. Telegrafforest. Ida
Anderson 81 Mars, Sc ar.
B0da. Kyrkoh. X. p. Svensson 1 April,
60 ar.
B0rseryd. R~iksdagsm. (. rektorn ]. A.
Sandberg 81 Mars, II ar.
Gefle. Anton r. N. Brandstr0m 2S
Mars, So ar.
G0teborg. Notarien Ernst Peterson
81 Mars, 81 ar. Malarmast. Eric N.
Ericsson 80 Mars, 70 ar.
Karlshamn. Grossh. G.. F. Schenck
20 Mars, 80 ar.
K~atrineholm. Apot. G. T. Peterson
1 April, IS ar.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
PASkDIKT.
e. NJ. ~Soderberg.

M0rk Oliver skiftande manskooden
rufvar en- skugga skuggan af OGDEN
Ingen sa hog och ingen sa lag,
som Ell den svarta skuggan sag.
Rem Oliver porten, som leder till lifvet,
star Diet med eldbokstafver skrifvet:
Hvad dig an m0ter, blot EFT ar VISIT
jorden dig oppnar sin farm till sist.
Hela naturen med tusen munnar
lifvets f0rganglighet hogt f0rkunnar,
~varandets lag, orubbligt hard,
manager / ALT slit mollackord.
Solar sig tanda och solar forsvinna,
stjarnor ga fran och stjanor forsvinna,
traden knoppas och bladen sla ut
blot att hvirflas af vindar till slut.
Kallorna torka och floderna sina,
blommorna luta sin kalk och fortvina,
saliva graniten vittrar en- dag,
lydig slit odes dunkla lag.
Skuggan och alltid skuggan af OGDEN,
rufvande tung Oliver skiftande 0den =
Finnes da intet, som tryggar oss mot
delta skrammande morka hot?
Kommo vi hit att lifvet smaka
blot for att sjunka / matt tillbaka?
Leder Ell stig fran ~skuggornas strand
han till EFT l~jusare, battre land?
Hor du Ell, van, genom verldens villa
paskens klocka drommande stilla?
Tusen och tusen f0rnekat den
dock genom sekler tonar hon an.
Kommen, l gratande m0drar och fader,
l, som med sorg mellan Invita- brader
lagt eder alskling, som aldrig mer
slit soliga l0je / hemmet Ter!
Kom, du, som trott uppa ALT 1 verlden,
f0ljer din make den sista farden!
Kommen, I sma, som utan stod
gan efter barren, der far ligger d6d!
Kommen, l ALA fran slott och hyddor,
kommen med saknadens offerkryddor
fran till griften, som CONNER err
van -
Invite Krist. Han har helgat den!
Sen I Ell skepnaden der vid grafven?
OGDEN Diet ar icke med sin g~lafven -
OGDEN ar svart som svartaste null,
denne bar klader af silke och gull.
Craven ar porten till rata lifvet -
Sen, med flammande skrift star der
skoifvet:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
EN- PASkVISA.
Per Halistrom

Uppstandelse, du ar den text,
som hvarje varens blad och vaxt
oss manskobarn forkunnar;
uppstandelse, du ar Diet hopp,
som at vart dunkla vandringslopp
EFT solljust NAL forunnar.
M gryr pa nytt din salla It'd,
nu stralar himlen mera bid,
och ALA nejder ljusna,
nu knoppas lund, nu vaknar sj0,
nu Smaller d%rifvans sista sno,
nu tina marker frusna.
ia, smart skall saliva grafyens null
bli skrudad sk0nt i lijors gull
och lifvets seger hylla,
och omkring vittrad %tempelmur
skall svalans sang / gladtig dur
med jubel luften fylla.
Hvart brost tycks andas mera fritz,
hvar sjal, som lidit, tror sig qvitt
sin wanda och beklamning,
ty ofver hela jordens krets
Diet har med paskens gryning bredts
en- varlig Understanding.
I ljusa tonfall vinden for
It EXC fran en- andlos kor
af klockor i forening:
Krist ar uppstanden och uppvackt,
fran OGDEN fri ar manskors slagt,
och lifvet har fatt mening.
e. NJ. Soderberg.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28

En- rysansvard nyhet kommer via
London fran Paris: den anskramme-
liga krinolinen pastas alter vara | an
tagande! Redan | fjol uppskramdes
ALA hyggliga manniskor, atminstone
ALA man, af en- liknande p~rofetia. Men
nu lar faran ara Interchangeable. bet
interchangeable "stallet" for de moder-
haste kladningarna stages pa Diet be-
tankligaste satt b6rja MARINA sig den
akta krinolinen. Delta stall bestar
redan af en- mangd staltradar och fisk
ben. Ma man annu hysa EFT svagt
hopp att vara damer skola visa sig
ega smak och viljekraft nog att mot
sta Diet afskyvarda gammalnya model!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
BILDEN

bet ar alltsa dit sista ord, Gun.
tram? Du star fast vid din villa?
- ia, onkei, Diet ar mitt ~oforander.
liga beslut att utbyta landtbrukarens
yrke mot sjomannens.
- Naja, ON du ovillkorligen will
bort! -. vi ia emellertid tala vidare
derom. M maste jag till s~tallet, fuxen
haltar, och d~jurlakaren kan komma
hvilket ogonblick som helst.
En- doft af nybakade paskkakor ge-
nomstrommade hela huset; hogtids.
steken hade lyckats utmarkt for Tine,
och pa bordet pralade i vackra kri-
stallglas gullvifvor och violer - de
f0rsta varblommorna.
Bordsallskapet, i dag pa den forsta
hogtidsdagen talrikare an vanligt, var
redan samladt, mar Guntram tradde in
| matsalen. Profvande 0fverfor hans
blick de ~narvarande och haftades med
en- rynkning af pannan vid en- snobbigt
kladd ung man, som just da syntes
tillhviska dottern / huset nagot smic-
ker.
- Aterigen denne fadde spratt! brot
Diet fran mellan de sammanpressade
lapparne.
Guntram hade fatt plats midi emot
sin vackra kusin, hvilken dock syntes
taga ringa motifs ON honom. Harald
o Gillern ofverbjod sig sjalf i kom-
plimanger och artigheter.
M sag han henne djarft in i 0go-
men
Min froken, eftersom Diet / dag
ar pask, vagar till och med en- sa blyg
yngling som jag framstalla en- bon!
Ma? var Diet leende svaret.
- Jag har ingen innerligare 0nskan
an att nj sedan vid "aggsokandet" Ia
ter er finnas af mig!
Just i delta ogonblick gafs tecken
till uppbrott fran bordet, och buIlret
fran stolarne blef dervid sa starkt att
Guntram, trots den NEST spanda upp-
~marksamhet, icke kunde urskilja ku-
sinens svar.
Genomtrangd af en- storm af 0fver-
maktiga kanslor skyndade Guntram ge-
nom parker. Med EFT djupt andedrag
slog sig den unge manner ned pa sin
alsklingsplats - en- undandold bank /
EFT buskage och lyssnade till kloc-
kornas klang, hvilken fran den marble
lagna lila kyrkan kallade de troende
till ~paskdagens acknowledgements
tjanst.
"Pask", tranger Diet sig ovillkorligen
0fver hans lappar. Den sista dagen |
Diet hus, som nara nog EFT qvarts ar
hundrade varit mig EFT hem. l NOR
gon vid denna It'd har jag redan upp-
matt hamnstaden, och da andas jag
andtligen den skarpa Substitution. Och
anda blir min lefnadslycka afven der
fjarran fran mig; den hvilar endast
och allenast ! den smala qvinnohand,
som dock aldrig blir min. Huru ofta
har jag icke velat tillsta min karlek
for Cilly, men for hyarje gang jag har
sett henne omfladdrad af den der fad
de spratten har jag kommit mer och
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28

M0rk Oliver skiftande manskooden
rufvar en- skugga skuggan af OGDEN
Ingen sa hog och ingen sd lag,
som Ell den svarta skuggan sag.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
LOST HIS
 OWN LIFE.
Saving His Mother
 and Sister.
Got Them to a Place of Safety and Then Fell Back Into Fire = Many Tenants of the Three Story Building in Peril.

New York, July 25.-In a heroic ef- fort to save his mother and sister, who, with score of others were for time in great peril from fire, Nathan New man, 20 years old, to-day lost his own life in a burning Brooklyn tenement house. Half a dozen Hebrew families were sleeping in the double-deck three story building when the fire started. When the alarm was given the fire had reached practically every floor and the occupants were forced to flee for their lives. Many were too late to get down the stairways before their escape was cut off by the flames. These sought 10 escape by the narrow ladder which leads to the roof. Newman got through safely. but was unable to ind his mother and sister He went back into the burning building. found the women and assisted them through the opening to the roof. When he tried to follow them. however, the ladder was surrounded by flames. He made a rush through the fire but was over come just as he reached the top and fell back into the burning building 10 his death. All the other occupants Of the house escaped. The loss on the build ing was s10,0W.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
HIS QUIET DAY.
President Roosevelt Not Bothered
 With Executive Business.

Oyster Bay. L. l., July 2j.-This was one of the quietest days Presi- dent Roosevelt has had since his ar rival at Sagamore Hill for the sum- mer. Comparatively little executive business was brought to his attention and no official visitors at all were re- ceived.
 Although Secretary Root is not in Washington the affairs of the depart ment of state are now under his di- rections and all matters relating to that department are being referred by the president to him. These include the arrangements for the formal re- ception of the Russian and Japanese peace envoys. When the details of these arrangements shall have been worked out by the state department. in connection with the navy depart menf. they will be communicated 10 the president for his approval
 The president practically has finish cd the preparations of the addresses be expects to deliver at Wilkesbarre. Pa. and Chautauqua, N. r.. on the tenth and eleventh of August re- spectively.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
HEALTH BOARD ACTIVE.
Members Called on the Prssiden Of
 the Board Yesterday,

A good many would like to know what was going on in health matters yesterday afternoon. Several of the members were seen vending their way to the office of Health Officer Rodman and naturally much curiosity was aroused as to what was up. Probably the inspector discovered some foreign substance in the milk and the board got together to see what 1t was There was something on, anyway, for all, one not on the inside can tell the session may have been called to count the number of complaints sent in regarding the collection and disposal of garbage and 10 pass upon whether or not they hadn't better announce that they had decided not 10 take any more. If the board would make a move of this kind the garbage matter would be settled for the present, but so long as they en- courage people fault finders they will keep at it. The system Of nagging the garbage contractor has been reduced to a science and 1t is miracle if he goes through it without being showed under.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
DEMONSTRATION.
Secretary Taft and Party Receive
 Jspaness Greeting.

Yokohama. July 25.-Secretaiy of War Taft and party received demon strative welcome to Japan, the princi- pal buildings. streets and wharyes Of this city and the shipping ill the har- bor being gaily decorated. noisy display of light fireworks along the streets fronting the harbor announced the arrival of the steamship Mail- churia at the quarantine grounds at one o'clock this morning and continued un- til the vessel was docked. Lloyd t. Griscom. the American minister. the at taches of the legation and Consul Gen eral H. R. Miller of Newchwang, to- gether with representatives of the Jap anese Imperial household. foreign of ficers. war department and the Asiatlc society then boarded the Manchuria and extended formal greetings to secre- tary Taft and Miss Roosevelt. who held an informal reception upon the deck. The party then was driven to the railroad station through the crowd ed streets. and boarding special train. departed for Tokio at 10 q. m.. amid The cheers of the assembled multitude.
 Upon their arrival at Tokio. Secre- tary Taft and his personal staf were taken to Shiba. where detached palace was provided for their accom- mediation. Miss Roosevelt. accom- panied Minister Griscom to the Ameri- can legation.
 The voyage was uneventful and Ihe party arrived well.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
IDEAL GOLF WEATHER.

Chicago. July 25.-Play in the sew enth annual western golf championship at the Glenview links was begun to-day with the qualifying round of 36 holes. Golfing conditions were ideal. Title holder II. Chandler Egan and about a score of rivals were in the field that was dispatched for the morning round of IS holes. About sixty golfers from twenty-five clubs assisted in giving the field a high class stamp. Pittsburs with fhe Fownes. apd Denver with pacific coast champion Walter Fair banks were prominent in the list Nor ris Bokum of the home club. and his young partner. G. r. Clingman drove the first balls. Thirty-two golfers qualified for the first round of match play.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
CUT GIRLS THROAT.

Wiliiamsport. Pennsylvania, July 9. James Salerni, who is already under S1,0O0 bail to answer to several serious charges. early to-day cut the throat of his fifteen year old step daughter, Elizabeth Carney. The girl died few hours later in the, hospital. He was captured later. A few days ago the girl had him arrested on q serious charge After he was released on bail she and ber mother moved to another house to live. Early today Salerni entered the girls room through a win dow and attacked her. Her screams awoke her mother who tried to assist her. .Salerni shot at the mother but miss cd her. He was finally scared away but not until he had inflicted fatal wounds on the girl. Salerni after his arrest confessed to committing the crime.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
TWINS ARE DEAD.
Explosion of Gasoline Steve Also Fa.
 tally Earned Others.

Pittsburg, Pa. July 25.-Two dead, two fatally burned and three others seriously injured is the result of an ex- plosion of a gasolene stove early to- day. at the home of Levi Titus. a Kosher butcher. No 725 Wood Alley, Braddock, Pa.
 The dead:
 Harry Titus. aged years.
 Meyer Titus, aged ' years.
 Fatally burned:
 Mrs Sarah Titus. the mother.
 Elsie Titus, aged three years.
 Seriously burned:
 Levi Titus. the father.
 tioldie Titus, aged IS years.
 Ray Titus, aged Is years.
 The dead children were twins.
 The explosion was caused by tne overturning of gasoline stove on which Mrs Titus was preparing break fast The burning fluid was scattered over the room, enveloping Mrs Titus and igniting a five gallon can of oil, standing on the rear porch near the door,
 4 second explosion followed and in a few minutes the entire house was in flames The twins were suffocated on the second floor. where, with the other children they were asleep. The father he assisted the last one to the window he fell to the floor overcome by smoke. He was taken out unconscious by the firemen, who also rescued Mrs Titus after she had been terribly burned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
CITY NEWS

The will of the late Mrs Julia A. Cosby was approved in probate to- day without opposition.
 The Misses Kittie and Sophie Car roll of Washington street are spend ing two weeks vacation among the Litchfeld hills.
 William. the two months old son of Mr and Mrs William Clark of s East Main street. died this morning The funeral will take place tomorrow af- ternoon at o'clock with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The wherea bouts Of William O. Keefe of 1s Mill street an employe of the Scovill Manufacturing company. is source of much anxiety 10 his friends. He has been missing since last Thursday and 1t is feared that be met with some accident.
 The report of the distribution of the estate of the late Edward Scovill. was filed in probate to-day The estate amounted to about SjO0J0. and was divided between a dozen or more heirs. The distributors were \. ]. welton. Robert r. Griggs and Walter W. Holmes.
 The condition of Philip Hapenny. who was injured by a fall from the dcorway of Wooster pool rooms. and who has since been at the Waterbury hospital. was reported slightly improy- ed this afternoon. Daniel Brennan. who was stabbed in the abdomen. is doing nicely and unless unlocked for complications set in he will be all right in short time. William ReanIon. a fireman al the American Pin company's shop. whiie out fishing a few days ago. broke his right leg near the knee. He was un- able to walk home and for some time he thought be woHld have to sleep in the woods where he had fallen. But other fishermen found him and con veyed him home. Dr Lally was called ia yesterday afternoon and Rearion is now doing as well as could be ex- pec;ei
 When Judge Thsyer gave judgment for costs for the defendant in the suit for damages and permanent injunc- ti0n of r. H. Carroll garbage coilec- tor. against his predecessor. Hubert NJ. Rigney. he left undecided the gues- ! ton of whether the injuncti0n should continue or not pending Carr0ll's ap- peal to the supreme court. Attorney Kelley made motion that the injunc- ton enioining Rigney from interfering with the garbage c-emafO-T plant l-e made permanent and this morning notice of the motion having been granted was received So that if Car roll loses one way he wins in another
 The saloon cordnete1 by John r. Hackeit at 10o South Main street was closed today bT Constable Csrm0iy. On behalf of New Tork and Boston creditors \ few days ago an attach ne1t was put on the place and with a prospect ef settlement a keeper Eas placed in eharce- To-day it wax deemed advisable to ei1~e ID thepIsre and les the creditg-z take what is left ] of the stsck in esse Nr Hzekeff deter { mines fe not resume business The fo- ! tsI claims amount fo about <15S0 Nr Haeketfs failure Is not exception sl in that part of south Main street notwithstanding that hi- was srst class place. for rvo e- three druppei noney there before