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Scr Ttnitbcnt III WaIbington anoc'
fpmmrn.

MuihinQton. 30. september.
- Vr0liocut Noolepelt uno lctnc
Hcl'cgclclllhuit trufcn belttc NbcnO
ilber Die nFcnnIplponio 9ubn" mic,
Der IN @olbin9ton ein.
Nuf Der Subrt bon Sngomprc'Sln
nod Der Colonization IN Spltcr Ban
itlcB Dem @aqcn oes ErdIlbcntcn II.
'clncr 6untlllc cln llnfall 5it Der bet
nubc iilr nie GniollGn Epr t%pcrbotl9'
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tcrpc0o. rid,t mcit poit Der Slllu 0t9
Erdlihcllten, brad, ploslib Die but
tcrc 9Ityic lcincs 8cfdbrtcs uno Der
hllltcrc ShCil 6cS MngcnS %lcl1tte 'ld.
8litdIldcr @cilc mar uber Die Idllc
itld,t 0lutt ubQcbrodcn, ,onocrt Dotf'
lid g~ebo1cn urlo odnt 5er'pllfferf' %
ooB 0uS Sintcrtbeil bes SltbriperfeH
1ttt Qnr1i 5lt @oben 'tel.
IS GCIuug ocm artIder, ote1Sferoe
lofort sum Stehcn 81 brinNcl'. Sr.
mo 6rou Rooiepelt ulo ole a'l'oer
iticNcu GUS; Der alltihcr, lbeanb I'D,
nod oelN @ol,ie .nes SoAtA. Neet%
i'll ser NGbc, licb ,oelicn 5uhriperf, IN
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@rancnbaftc Shat ciucr Mntter.

Nod S5Iunb, 81, 30. Sept.
6rou Glurcncc Wortbom BON
Cambridge. cincm flcincn StGottc,,
III Der bieligcn Andborifuit, bat
bcllte III eincm &rriinnsonioGc ihrc
'lcbcn 2tn6er nit elmer 9rt crid(a,
gen utb bic 2eiteu Damn oui Elm 9ctt
gelcat, nit aobIcnol ilberQoIlen uno
algcltcdt. Gam oltrhifnitt tic lid'
Die aehlc mo Euri iidl iibcr baS 9clt
III Die Slurumcit. 'Nnhboren. pclde
Die Tlommen bcmcrftcn, holten liz
5ipar nod, lcbenb bcrulS, bod ltort
tic, nod,bcm tic er5oblt bate, mos iii
nit Sen ainoern getbon butte. 1us
dlteitc Der iieben ailtoer mar nclil,
Sabre alt mo boa iilngite elm SGll0,
ling.
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Waauou aicbt Gin 9aufett.

4unumo, 80. September. -
@oltpcrnellr Wugoon melhcr cben'
foas 8cionbtcr an Eonumu lit, gab
helte Nbeno III Der omcrifuniihcl
@clonotituit icincn crltcn Gmpiong,
nm nit Dem bIpIomutilfen Corps
mo Den aoniuln betonnt SIT mcrocn.
Er1iioent Nmuoor mo icin aabinct
pobntcn Dem Gnplongc bel.
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Sin Euiia9ierbampiCr ocltrunoct.
Nlomc0u" IN Der @oi uOu Sdn 6rut.
cisco ollf einent GcIiCr oufgciob'
rem. - Cos Sdiil totol pcrlorcn
- pile Foiiagterc Qcrcttct.

Gan 6ronctoCo, Gal, 80.
september. - Ser pom bier nudO 500
nolllll bcltimmtc Gon1p1cr oNlunlcz
6u" ut helttc mGbrcu0 clnC9 btd)tcn
l{cbCla III Der 9ni ben Sun 6runcl@CO
ulrl ctl SclIcnrt1f gcrohrCn mo miro
Elm totulcr Ncrllllt lem. Ter G0nlp1cr
mur0c 1888 in FblluorIpblo gcbollt
unO ltullb inter 0Cnt NctCbIc 0C2
G0pt. Gom0cl. IS bClul0 iih cine
NroBc Nn5dhl Eollogicrc unO cine ga.
0unN int Wcrtbc pom minhcltCn@
100000 ulli oemiclbcn. Sie Eullu.
GlcrC mnr6Cn alle BON Sdlcpp0um-
pICrn mo &uften III Der NGhc gcrct,
tct. Ger 6cllcn, .oltt Incident On9
ShllI ullillCL crltrcdt lid) unGcrobr
POO 2or63 bon Dent ultCn Sort IN
noromcltlldlcr Hihtlng 1T 0u3 Wu''
icr u1h miro itid4 ottrd Voicn BE-.
5cifnct. Ger Compiler ltunO inter
0cm Wcrcblc 0C@ HootlCn q, y. &ohns
ion. Gidltrr NCbcI ltntqob 0o5 Shiri
bel Der Nbiobrt. Gic elite Der Euiius
NlCrc oltl bcm Compiler nor mic foIQt:
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u. @Cttn, Grolt IS. :. Ncdcr, ". "
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@ltdlon0, HiCttcnunt ". IT,. Guib,
nrolL 0r. i. II. Gon @or0on Gid,
ION Sri. e. QougIoa, 81. ". Comes.
Nrot &obn 01rlngcr ncbit &Iro mo
@0rtCriu Sri. Mice Giiingcr. sri.
Eoullc GfiinNer, z. u. 6orrcn George
Nr'bburlL Truu NcIlic Sorb. !. %.
NullCr, 9. $. WlffurO, Senrn !. Gro.
hnnn u. 8. &o0 Srolt Ncnbrida. Z.
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SlIthll,2 unb alno. Srou i. :. %os
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Otucrtc1a, Tro1t MuCrtcn& mo &in0,
g.. Z. Wcnoonro, SRI. Gnlnru Mo.
bran, Or, &onnc3 MoIoncn. Nrolr
N}uloncn mo al1b, 0on. e. MlrNcnt,
9, Guicp 9trrQcnt, Moltcr MorQor,
I. NtNcnt, Sri. DC. N1tGcut mo
StCnCrin, Trolt u. Q. SlnCu, u. <.
0rorn NJ :. G'Sbolgnclin, :. u.
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hdrOlon, Grou HidnrbloL 5. e.
BOB, 2. u. Shcribon, Sri. Sluccncn,
y, q, Dolrng $. =. $4,000 mo 1rort
Mnp0.
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cuttings uno Ylaios.

llntcr Oieicm aopitcl ilnOcn Stc 3lcrllhc, flcinc
Gffeftc in cuttings mo FloiO@; olrt belle nit
Sci0c QcuIiidte Eldios mo cine icbr groBc Ir9'
mubl in nell0riincrl, brolttcn mo 0rultet cuttings.
3u i%ol0cnocn Nretlen:
SOC, 75c., 500, St.25, $50 Ii, $500 bic 2oro,
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spe,ial.@ ertbe.

GuolitGt 3 - ii 3ou
brett, Dor0 75c.
GltoIitot / - If Boil
brett, Noro 500.
Guolltdt 6 ii Boil
brett, Doro $50.
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S9war,e Stotfc.

9(llr pom 5ltoerl01igcn 6obrifontcn mic Git
bins. &ogeG & So. uno 0cnt bcritbmtcn 9lrnol0;
Frteltlp lti1o NnOerc bubcn 81 btelem Niiorttmcnt
bctgctrogen. Giea beOeltct, Dab Sic iidcrIid1 ou9
@cltc erboltcn, mcnn Sic bier folicn.
Tuner &orrath bon ~ldrpur5eu Maurcn umlaBt
clnc pole NliSlpobl BON Serqes, Gbepiota, @rooo.
cloths, Frltnellos. Gran O'Gtea, Bananas, No.
bolr@, Ncolto1S, Grepc2, Crepe sc Chine rn0 uulicr.
0lttCn Stofien.
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Sdpar,e Bottles

Guolitot I - 36 3ou
brett, Dor0 SOC.
Glrolitdt : 10 3ou
brett, Unro SOC.
Guolitot ; IT 3ou
brett Doro $1.25.
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Gmrppdiid,e &abclbcridJte.
@ittc lit upm Ginrcn 5itm Baron
Crnannt luurbCn.


Gas iron;6iiitc Fnrlumcut Elm.
pel''''' :" f'"I''''" W.
unooriihcn Observation-Disclosures bel
San, o,;;,. =, oa;,, ,,,n,r
Wllll'dc l|lll'erct o'l'''u'I' S'Io'.
Ipr4r g}on Ser 9lnflauc ser
grlloroi'l0 '~r'Id''p'ou'V''' ~''
1up,f,noI mirN nm S CFtpbcr
lpleoCr tto'IHVl. 0'"''' "'
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,c,, So, arbnc,crhpit Nce, 0,orcr orr
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,tcr gQobc ,,rtcr,pihrct mcrhcr fam
~,;or
<p'!o, o |ep'e'''oC'. ~O''
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peR Il'ul uoct sum 6"''uH'U'ou''
iperoVll' @c28't'uc'' pcI'lu,''l SUI
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l'u 'oVtpt" Ole <t''ppcl s." "'''o'''
oro'o'l ll~oVtlo'''lct' ''l'''cI'
6ctmtcbr Ger Slcgcr.
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roliclltcnant Suroulrhi, Der Cbcrbc.
f%cblsbober Der iupontidcn Irltppclt
III Sohul1n, III hclttc Nfor9cn, polt
iClncn Stobc bCQlcltct, ullI Der
llDcno'Sobnltotlon btcr cl~ll9etroltcn.
Gum emp'on9 bnttcn lld) Der Hrlc99'
mtnl'ter General ScrullhL SEER
Sum, lupontlhcr Wcncroltonlul III
N|eiud)lDall9, Sru1 Sollato, Wtlll1ltCr
oeS tonl9lld)en Snltlc2 lulO Vcrtrctcr
Der Trnlcc ltl1o WforlIc, cll9clltnocl.
2le Senolterltll1 nor olIrf Hboro
nilt9en oerld)Ieocl1cr @clclll6o'icIl
olldl Srnliens Nerct1ct ocrtrctClt. ,NI
DER VearnBiillg" : Inlprohc ertlnrte
e'iler o'elcr Aele9a1clt: Us 1Nllt lll'
lelo, Dob MIR ple Sal11c DER >Sll'eI
Sdd)dltit 0cllolllllcll morocll III. nbcr
20" III llldlf &Dre ShllIo. TllQe'
nlelller "etfol lol9tc olclcll NSortcIl.
@encrol 90raglld)l 1rltbltlldtc I'M tat
Ierlldcil 9rlllce NoliptQllor1Icr mo
pc9op 'ld) Damn III ocll Falo't.
WuBte rCii0nircr.
Cptio, 80. S%cptcm6cr. - 9}atu,
m'.Vto' V'lltr OCT ,cu)' Fro''No'ell'
'o''u'' o'c "'l' . N''cpV'tH Iu'lI'
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ma Ill., "'",.
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boI%tsnriniItcrS ltcbt. Die onocrcr
Vroieiiprcn hobcn niht Il, %rc,ionircr
brolldcn. oo lie an Scr lInipcrlitot
Dem Observation-Disclosures uutcritcDt
limo. Ger aoiicr hot ocn General.
lieutenant Noroouiibi, bcn 0brr.Nr.
f%eblsbobcr ser iopoui'dcu 9Irn1ccr am
Der G5nicl Sodoliu NoNurd o1sor.
5eld)hcf' ooB ct ocnlclbcn 'lr Stcn'tol
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VCtcraburn 80. september.
Gle WcucQlrnd, mcihe e ullt enc
Nulhcbung DER ole 3ltIoliltn9 BON NJ
hiidcn Snu0cutCu iltr llnlOcr'ttot be,
Observation-Disclosures ob0clcbcn
hat. pcrbrcitCt 'jd in tmnlcr mcltcrc
Rrciic. Eruicliorcn uno Stuocntcn.
id,uit Scr lllipcrljtGtcn III Nctcr>.
nltro. N}o4fuL Cociio rmO in unocrcn
Std0tCn hobcu ooblnqChcnoc Nclollt.
tioncu QCioBt, mcIdlc @cncrolljculc.
nunt wlo}op, DER llntcrriftanllniltcr,
ocm &uiicr porlcgcn miro.
Wdhrcu0 elmer GcbottC itbCr Die
9lngcIcQcnhclt itclltcn Die rooltuIcn
GIcmcntc Der Nctcreburacr ztuocn.
tenldu't ocn 9Intruq, ocn Strife ST
CrncltCrn bis 0u2 NClth bCDIlIlQt
marc. Sic Gonlcr0atlpcn Opponlrtcl
ln0Cllcn orclcm NntrdJ 1n0 10 gcIullQ.
tc Die uripriinQIldC 9tciOllltlon roIt
CinitinunlQ sur Nnnubmc.
Gem fdllCrlltcn lttua pom 10. 9It'
quit Cut'prchCn0 io0tcn Die ltnipcrli.
tatCu AM IS. SCptCmbcr mlcocr CT.
0''nct mCrocu. YIN pcrldlcocncn bat
Der llntcrrtht audi bcrclta %bCgonncl
rno unOCrC mCr0cu 0omit unl Wion-
toQ oocr SIcnitog 'ot9cn. 9}ur Die
llnluCrlitut Murldur miro gClhlo1.
len blcibcu neil Die oortigen FrofC'.
loren mo Stl10Cntcn, mCldc ihrCr
QroBCn N}Chr5dhI r1ndl 81 Den SIbCru.
len 5ohIcL lid mclQcrn, inter Dem
NCttor, wclhCr Gin Ncuttiondr lit jlu
arbcitCn.
@rof Giutp bei'm Scatter.
Mtcm 30. september. - @roI
Glutn Der Erull0Cnt GC@ Ofo0llotCll.
hollc2 Oca ur0nrlihcn Ncid@toNe
WlrOc hClltc Normitto9 pom &ul'U
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III NCtrc11 Der ltllQdrt'd)Cr1 SrlltS 1ol0
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Wrancn halter Snno.

Gtncinnutt, g.. 30. Sept. -
glS belttc cinc Srohtlofomotipc ser
vGbclopcotcs o io,9ubn" in Gouing.
ton otfom, Ioub man oen aopi ocs
Charles Gbcf pon Nbcrocen, Sbio,
OH Dem aubi1nger, Ger Mnnn mar
III Wapsplllc gctoOiet morben mo Der
aopf lag m1brcno Der Subrt bon so
Wellcn aui Dem a%ubi1ngcr. CHE Der
ltniaQ entocdt muroe.
Nn Ehilooclpbia 1purhc NcItern
oas ShIohtid)ifS 8s,YNHiiiipei" lcr.
fol9reih POM Sthpel selaiien.l aDF
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Heoofteur !. u. &pmcus bon
Sciieriun, Ohio. lit sllm aoniul aul
Surf's Nslonb,y @citimoicn, crnauni
iporben. Hiihvi l''t
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Yanamas5uh

IN alien uclrcn 6orbcn rno id]pur3.
C1olitot - 80 Boil Guolitat 8 49, 30 3oll
brett, SOC. NnrO. brett, S1.0O Doro.
Gualttdt : - 80 3ol Glalltdt 1 - d Soil
brett, zoe. Duro. brett, $1.25 DarO.
Guolit0t ) - 81 3ol brett, $50 Ooro.
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Seioens uno @olftoffe.

Ncid,r onidmiegcn0e Stotic, Iptc 2Icoliun5,
Crepe Oe loria, 9enqoIinca, Bottles etc, III etlDo 30
ShotttrunGclr, fHr StroBen- mo Nbcr0- Sotletten.
4SrClic wrnnniren non 500. bis 2.1O bic llnrN.
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21e1e c&er6f f. &leioer flo e.
Senriettns uuo 1rap b'Gtes.

%n cincln ictucn Nilprtimcnt nellcr Sfottirurl-
gcn, cinitlicBIit QobIio, piloltmenbIal, gran,
oliuc, moriucblolL grim, braun, garnet II. ldmar5.
CluIttdt - IS Boil GuoIit0t 9 - ii 3o0
brett, SOC. NurO. brett, S1.m Dnr0.
CuolltGt , - II Boil GuoIitdt / - iS Boil
brett, Zoe. Our0. brett, $50 Daro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-01

Vuri&, 30. september. - Gtc
Sues aonol > %GompoNnic" bot
mittbcilcn loilciL Dob Ole Sonoirnl.
1cn i'm aanoI crgebeu boben. oaB Scr
aonol nod Der Sprengune oes vGbo.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-03
CITY COURT CASES.

Michael A. Deegan, Salvador Scala
and Nicola Corso, arraigned in the city
court for INDUCING in a general fight
because teams in which they were rid
ing collided, were further remanded for
a hearing yesterday.
Henry w. Scott, arrested for nom
support, was held for a. hearing the 9th
of this month.
A nolle was entered in the case of
Patrick Fahy, charged with injury to
private property and drunkenness.
Louis N. Hersey, held for a breach of
the peace, was sent to jail for ten days.
William O'Keefe and John Z. Reilly
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WALLINGFORD.

A session of the board of relief will be
held to-day from 10 till II a. m. and to
p. m. Several appeared before the
board Wednesday and were heard in
reference to attachments.
At a meeting of the First Congrega-
tional church Wednesday evening it
was voted to mortgage the church prop
erty for $S,125 to refund the total in
debtedness of the church. The board of
trustees was empowered to execute the
mortgage.
The Wallingford Country club will be
represented at the League of Connecti-
cut Golf Clubs annual meeting in New
Haven next week. n. ..i, ..;.....s, -
Considerable interest was manifested
at the meeting held at the Advent
church Wednesday evening, The SER
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-03

vices were continued last evening, with
preaching by Rev. Joshua Denton, Of
New Haven.
Miss Grace Pixley entertained the
members of the M. N. club at her home
on South Main street "Wednesday night.
A delightful evening was spent by the
ladies. Whist was feature of the
evening.
The Young Mems T. A. and B. society
will have it's anniversary banquet and
social this evening. 1t will be held in
Temperance hall.
The many friends and schoolmates of
Miss Margaret Delehanty will learn
with regret that for the present she Is
obliged to give UP her studies in the
Normal school owing to lll-health.
The registrars will be in session at the
selectmen's office at the town hall and
the deputy registrars at w. McKenzies
store in Yalesvil1e to-day from IL noon
to 9 p. m. to receive names for caucus
enrolment.
Miss Elizabeth Pagan entertained a
number Of friends at her home ON North
COLONY street In honor of Miss Grace
Conlin, Of Springfield, Whist was play
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HERBERT BOUND OVER.

Isaiah Herbert, colored, twenty-four
years of age, who is accused Of having
committed a criminal assault on a thir-
teen-year-old colored girl, Margaret
Woodward, was yesterday morning, af-
ter a plea of not guilty, bound over by
Judge Dow to the next term of the SUI
perior court in bonds of $4,000. Attor-
ney Jeradi appeared on behalf of Her
bert The Woodward girl was sent to
the Industrial school and was taken by
officer keenan, to Middletown yester-
day noon.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-03
SUING FOR BILL.

Alleging Indebtedness of $577 for gro
ceries furnished, William Kusterer, a
Chapel street grocer, has brought suit
against DIR. Ernest Leroy Thomson of
As Park street.. and papers in the case
have been served on the defendant by
Constable Roscoe P. Brown. The plain
tiff claims that the defendant from
time to time procured groceries to the
above amount, and seeks to recover in
full with costs. An automobile and
funds in savings bank were attach
ed
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DISTRICT cOrrRT CASES

When Judge J. r. Plat opens the
February term of the United States dis
trict court in this city on February %
he will have three local prisoners ar
rested by the. United States secret SER
vice agents before him for DISPOSAL.
The cases include that against Post
master Frederick l.. Tibbals, former
Postmaster of Milford, for alleged EN-
bezzlementiof postoffice! funds while in
charge of the. Milford office. ~.
Another case is that of Mrs. M. A,
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MRs BERGrN SUED AGAIN.


Having but recently emerged from
financial troubles in New Jersey, Mrs.
Ivernia Bergin of 431 Orange street,
has been made the defendant in civil
suit brought by Bart S. Cronan, a New
york broker, for $1,000, notice of the
action, which is returnable to the civil
side of the city iourt July 16, being
served on Mrs. Bergin at her residence
BY Constable Roscoe P. Brown. 'Cronan
IL an old friend of Mrs. Bergin's first
husband, and is represented by Attor-
ney Samuel e. Hoyt of this city.
The complainant alleges that last
August he loaned Mrs. Bergin 81, 900 On
! note, made payable ten days from
date. and that as yet he has received
neither interest nor principal, or any
part OF same.
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nncroR SUES FOR RILI.

n DR.. Frank ]. Mcclure of Grand ave-
nue. sues John Keehan, a saloonkeeper
and LAG Franklin street, to recover $3.50
for services rendered during the illness
sof one Of the defendants children last
Summer. Represented by Attorney
Isaac Wolfe, Keehan sets up that DIR.
Mcclure was not only unsuccessful in
his efforts to better the child's condi-
ton, but made it much worse by the
injudicious use of antitoxin. Attorney
Edwin S. Pickett appeared for DR.. Nc
Guire. f." IS
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Toomey of Stoney Creek, who is a for
mer postmistress at that place. Mrs.
Toomey is charged with embezzlement
of over $500 of the funds of the office.
Perhaps the most interesting of the
trio to stand before Judge Platt will be
Charles J. Adamson, a counterfeiter
charged with passing bad SIS bills in
Bridgeport and caught in New York
city with about one million of the bad
notes in his possession.
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COURT APPOINTS ADMTNISTRA-
TOR

In the probate court yesterday Louis
p. Burton was appointed administrator
on the estate of the late James S.
Mitchell. The heirs could not agree on
an administrator ands so the court
made the appointment. Attorney ]. r.
Goodhart and Attorney Fitzgerald, rep
resented the heirs. The estate is "a
small one. @.t .-.~...
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IN AND ABOUT THE, COURTS
YEOMANS Dc DILL FILE DE-
MURRER,

Gutensberg Case on Before Eleven Ju-
rors-Judgment in Fighter & Mar
shall VS.. Judge Clark of Derby Set
Aside-Judge Hall Left No Will
Ansonia Appeal of Probate-Doctor
Sues for Services Rendered-Mrs.
Bergin Defendant in Another Suit.
Yeomans & Dill filed in the superior
court a demurrer to the substituted
complaint of the Tradesmens National
bank. in the Douglas Smith embezzle-
ment case.
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ONE JuRYMAN ABSENT.

William H. Casey was on the witness
stand yesterday in the civil action of
Werner Gutsenberg of Milford against
him and H. v. Richards, formerly of
the United Business, Brokerage and
Promoting company. Philip Rowland
of Oxford. one Of the jurymen, was too
i'll to sit in the case, but Judge Ralph
Wheeler and the attorneys agreed to
the case proceeding with only eleven
jurors Special bail as to the defend
ant Richards is placed at $1,000.
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WILLIAM KORAN.

William Horan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Horan, died yesterday at the res-
idence Of his parents, 1876 Plymouth ave-
nue., aged nine years. The funeral will
be held Saturday afternoon.
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BURIED IN EVERGREEN CEME
Terry YESTERDAY. Vi

Rev. Howard Meserve officiated at the
funeral in Milford Wednesday, AFTER
noon of the late Mrs. w. H. Frisbee..
The burial took place in Evergreen,
cemetery, this city, yesterday after
noon. The services were conducted in
the cemetery chapel by Rev. Mr.. Lent,
of the First Baptist church, this CITY,.
Lewis & Maycock had charge of the
ARRANGEMENTS;
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ed and refreshments We're served dur
ing the evening. Il.
Miss Minnie O'Brien, who has been
the guest of the Misses Tighe of Church
street, has returned to her home in Sey-
mour. '
Stanley Hallenbeck who has been liv-
ing in Pennsylvania for several years,
is in town visiting relatives. tl
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More
Departments
Mopi,1g

Thank you very much for the
good-natured way in which yon are
taking the confused condition "s The
store just now. ..@.
We are haataning & as fast 81 90
can. 49, j.
And don't forget that 4 81 means
better service to you.
The Laces, Trimmings and En-
broideriez have jumped between ths
Silks and Dress Goods. Yon can
see just how certain bit Of Lace
win look with a certain sbatiA Of
!. silk or dress fanric. 80. s...-
Women's Gloves have gone from
the East Store to the Centre Store
where the Stationery was. A fne
new Glove aounter and cabinet,
The Stationery stepped ever 10
whers the Butterick Patterns were
s3t:" t. -------s ..
The Patterns are now right near
the Information Bureau
Muslin Underwear, Infants
Clothes and Women's Petticoats
take the space vacated by the Laces
with about double their former
space. a..... =
p Cameras and Photo Supplies go
into the old home Of the Ribbed
Underwear. where they have az
ideal light
Women's and children's Hosiery
and Underwear are taking up per-
nanent qusrteta where thu Silks
used TO be-. ..-.
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were held for drunkenness. O'Keefe
was also charged with resisting an Of
ficer and Reilly with breach of the
peace. O'Keefe paid 50 and costs and
Reilly S. and costs
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SAMUEL. i, POTTER.

The funeral of Samuel L. Potter, who
died in Brattleboro, VT, was held yes
sock's moftuary chapel on Chapel
street. Rev. Stewart Means officiated.
The interment was IN Evergreen ceme-
terry.
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MRS. CHARLES d TURNER.

Mrs. Charles E. Turner died yester-
day at her home, 2O5 Hallock avenue,
aged fifty years. The funeral will be
held to- morrow morning. q.
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MRS. sCAGLoTTI.

Mrs. Scaglotti, an italian woman,
died yesterday at the New Haven hos.
pital. She came there from North Ha-
ven several days ago.