Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
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A meeting of the state commission on sculpture was held in the Capitol al Hartford yesterday with Paul Wey- land Bartlett. the distinguished sculp- tor.
 In Fairfield yesterday Justice Charles Hill found Morris Ahearn of New Haven guilty of violation of the liquor law and sentenced him 10 pay a fine of S10 and costs, amounting to Si5,31. Ahearn's place. the Canvas Back, on the Fairfield beach, was raid cd by Sheriff Richards.
 A large barn and several out build ings belonging to s. A Kent of Canaan were destroyed by fire last night, the loss amounting to about S2.- GOO IL is not known how the fire started. and on account of the build ings being outside the fire district it was with great difficulty that the home of MT Kent was saved. The loss is nearly all covered by insur- ance.
 As has been previously announced, the position of general ticket agent on the Consolidated railroad. held by James Noyes States. will be abolished on August 1. and hereafter the ticket department of this company will be under the supervision of F. C. Coley. the new assistant general passenger agent of the road. This consolidates the ticket department with that of the general passenger agent. and is in line with the economics which the road IS now carrying out.
 4 Bridgeport dispatch reports that IL. Preston Atwood, whom the leglsia- ture voted 10 allow from the state Sl and costs in each of the 24e casts that he brought against executors of estates for failure to file returns. when asked if he was going to accept the cffer Of the state ar take the matter 10 the courts replied: T have been out of the state concerning another matter and have not had an opportunity to consult my counsel concerning this matter. IT will he taken up little later As yet nothing from my part has been decided upou."
 While rowing on the Connecticut river opposite Middle Haddam yester. day. Charles Miller. farmer. found the body Of man and towe,i it to shore. He sent word 10 Medical Exam. iner Lawton. who states that he be lieves the body to be that of E. <, Dunn of Hartford. The man Tas about 3O years old. and in his elo hes were found several meal tickets. a pay envelope made out to E. Dunn and a ticket for the Hogan club ex cursion on last sunday. The ey.gr. sion was from Manchester to Old Say brook and it Is believed that Dunu fell from the boat while on the excur sion. although there has been no re port of a man being missing. Ths body was taken ro East Hampton fC await complete Identification
 The annual gathering of the Agents Superintendents.' and Oyerseers' ssso- ciztion was held yesterday at East Killincly- and the event promises to be a portentious one ID the history Of ths old village The association Is of a recent orEa nizatiOn. its active member. ship consisting of persons who are al present or have been in the past ron nerfei with anr If tbe mills at East KiIlinglv as president treasurer. su- pe-intpndenz- manager or oEerSeer. while associate membership is open rs any person who hss teen resident q, ithe plsce for five consecutive years. There iS a Isrgn aefire and aSsoeiat. membership and the scope of tbe ss-o- efstion has hef so hrsadenel that from a modest Beginning Il is now pro posed re make the annual meetings q Sort If an -Old Home Week occur- renee