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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
sUccUmBs TO WOUND.
Derry, ". H.. Young Man Who Was
Shot by His Father.

Derry, n. IL, Oct. 0.--Fred Groleau,
who was shot in the abdomen Monday
night after tcHfile with his father,
Cyril Groleau. died yesterday afternoon
at 3, after "a hours Of terrible suffer.
ing.
Cyril Groleau. the father who was
arrested soon after the shooting, was
arraigned in the afternoon at ? before
Judge B. T. Bartlett. lie had employed
Edwin b. Weston rs his counsel. The
charge preferred hy County Solicitor
Charles H. Batehelder was intent to
commit manslaughter. Grolean entered
the plea Of not guilty and waived exam
ination. Tie state asked a continuance
until this morning at 0, and this was
granted by the court
Edward Cote OF Lowell. Mass, who
was locked up soon after the shooting,
to he held as a witness, had his bail
fixed at $500, and he may be released
On the first train from Boston yes
terday morning. High Sheriff Marcus n.
Colliss Of Portsmouth and Deputy Rob
ert Scott Of Exeter arrived, and with
Chief of Police Roberts began an ives.
tigation Of the case. The county solic-
tor. Charles H. Batchelder Of Ports
mouth, arrived on later train aad
with the other officers and special officer
Charles 7. Gillespie, went to the house,
where the shooting occurred Monday.
night. They found the wounded man
in dying condition, very faint and
weak. They questioned bis wife and
other members Of the family, and
brought away with them the shot gun
with which the shooting was done.
Cyril Groleau was questioned and he
fatty denied he shot his son, He said
he got the gun and went out Of doors
with it, and ii it was discharged it was
accidental.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
HIGGINS RENoMINATED.
viii Lead the Rhode Island Democrats
in the Campaign.

Providence, Il. L, Oct o. The follow
ing state ticket was nominated at the
Rhode Island Democratic state conven-
tion in this city yesterday; Governor,
James I'll Higgins OF Pawtucket; leu
tenant -governor. Charles Siscon OF Prov
idence; secretary Of state, Attmore a,
Tuckmore Of South Kingstowni attor-
ney general. Edward Nj Sullivan Of
Cranston; general treasurer, John ID.
Arhambaut Of Warwick The expected
contest over the attorney genaalship did
not materialize Ia the convention as
previous TO the time Of calling the dele
gates to order the state central COM
mittee arranged matters 50 Williams
withdrew from the field leaving Sullivan
unopposed. After the state ticket had
been named the resolutions committee
reported the platform, which was adopt
ad
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
100 HUNTERS LICENSES.
Commissioner Thomas Has Received
$500 Fees-The Deer Season.

Stowe, Oct. 0.-It should be borne in
mind by all sportsmen that the open
season for deer does not include the last
DAYS of the month as has been the case
here before. The season il from the 21st
to the 26th inclusive, leaving the last
Ave DAYS closed. The commissioner is
not responsible for the law, but must
enforce it as II Is.
Licenses for nonresident deer hunters
must be obtained from the commission
er, and not from the town clerks Il the
bird licenses are About 100 non-resi-
dents bird licenses have been issued, a
few of them including deer licenses also.
Some confusion exists III regard to the
time for the open season. but the law
expressly states that deer having horns
not less than three inches in length may
be hunted and taken annually during
the last week ii October containing six
working days, Sundays excepted, Any
person violating this or any provision Of
tie first five sections Of che law shall
be fined 500 for each offence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
MASSACHUSETTS
MEN AS GUESTS
State Board of Pharmacy are Discussing
Uniformity in Examinations; Also
Take Trip to Quarries.

The Massachusetts, state Board Of
Pharmacy, consisting OF Eve mcmbers
were the guests OF the Vermont Board
'oday when the party went to the
granite quarries on a special train, leav-
ing early this afternoon ana intending 70
return late IN the afternoon. This even
ing an informal banquet will be ten
dered at Fields restaurant Ia Montpelier
at which the Eve Massachusetts men
will again be the guests OF the Vermont
boarl The meeting between the two
bodies is largely for pleasure. although
they are discussing the question Of
greater uniformity between the two
states as regards examinations for prac-
tieing pharmacy.
The Massachusetts, men arei Charles
n Swift OF Boston. Fred A. Hubbard
OF Boston. DR.. L. A. Lamson OF Hope
dale, Charles +. Ripley Of Taunton and
T. O. Engston of Pittsfeld.
The quarterly examinations BY the
Vermont board are also held at Mont
pelier today, aud there are seven can
didates for certificates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09

Plans For sslh Nesting are Com
piese.

Burlington. Oct. q. a.sThe ssth annual
convention 81 the Vermont state teaeh'
ere association win Ne hei in tbs city
Oct. III. / y and 10. Tie otfeug Theatre
Fdmunds hiFh school building y II g
A. hall and che Congregational church
Ia Winooski will b. used hy the differ
emf assemblies. Various phases e
school work win BE- treated and address.
e. will he given hy thn following speak
olsi Mayor ". J. nigeloR If hufllng-
tons sapt g.. IT, Dempsey Il 81. Johns.
huryi Gov Fletcher - PROCTOR Miss
AGA Van Stone Harris. asst supt, oi
schools. Rochester. y, ~ Commander
Robert u. poary. L. 5. N.i Rev, 6. W.
brown, pastor 81 the First Methodist
church, Bnfliugtonl Hon. Andrew NJ.
Edison, associate superintendent q
schools. New York city lion. Mason :,
Stone. Vermont superintendent of
scLoolsl Jalnes y. Donahue. Burlington
hiah school, Snpi y. 4. Ayers n s..
Alhansi ]. y. Smith II 81, Jahnsburyf
j. =. Coddlng of the Bnrllngton high
schools supl. 4. NJ Roseat q Spring
Geld, Aiias Margaret Slnitefy Of Fitch
burg, Macs, Miss Allies II. Jackson,
Auperyisof of music, of nellows Fallsi
pref William l.. plelps, Yale uniysr.
sity; Rer. l. G, Smart, College street
Congregational ehuFch Of Buriingionf
Luther II. Galick. dlrector Of physical
training. New York elt8.
On Friday evening viii occur tne
annual banquet ~ tie Vermont school
masters club at the \. D. G. A. aail,
and ai the same time 3 companion o..
rauiration. the school miatgckses' club,
wia meet az the Edmnnds high school
brilding for organization and a lunch
con.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
4 BOYS CONFESSION.
To Having Murdered a Nine -Year.old
Girl at Camden, N. ].

Camden, y. j.. ont. 3. Details of q
eonlesion made late Monday night ~
lhe lutyeaFo'd boy, Joseph Wood, that
he had maltroated the nlne.yeafod
babel Mars, aud then killed her With a
hatrhet, was given ont yestefdny by
County Prosecutor Seh0rcl. The holy
II the little girl WIS found last Saturday
Ia brush lut covered With rubbish,
She had been missing since ihmsday.
The boy was the last one seen with the
little girl. and he WA arrested on sus.
picion,
Tho boy IN his confession says be
had liked Ethel long while and shc hal
always FCpulsei him. iie ,nw her pass
ing The orchard and called her 20 him
walking with her into the lot. The child
hesiiated and Wood coniosses he tod
her he only wanted 10 play. hui IN The
shelter Of the blshes he oyofpowercd
her The boy says Ia bis confession thc
dfl cried and threatened % ten her
mother He then bic her on the back q
the head with q hatohel b. had with
him. This blow must Pave killed the
little girl, as = big fracture marks The
plaee where the blow was struck Az
ter this. he ne her over ana over with
the sharp edge Of the hatehei, lle knew
whore big piece 81 roofing Tin that
had been taken ofl the roof IF BIZ "a.
Tiers shop wns living and this BE- pulled
over the body, putting bricks around the
tin 20 hold L down.
Young Wood coniesses that he took
every pains 10 Conceal the murder even
wiping up every BIT Of blood aud wash.
ing himself repeatedly.
This confession came after the detec'
tive. and prosecutor had gfilict the boy
Tor hours In vain. Young W0ui may be
described rs a degenerate. and he d
stunted hy the idle and dissolutc life he
has led, even as = child
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
WELCOMED TO mourPELIER,
C. B. Gilman Secretary aud Physical Di-
rector Of Y. n. c. A.

Montpelier. Oci. a-rhe reception ten
itfed last evening a. the y, 81 6. A.
rooms ~ G. 81 Gilman, che seereatrg
and physical director. Was largely at
tended by pastors ard people Of the
several denominations in the city SEQ
fetarY Gilman was assisted ln receiving
by James 4, Davidson. president of the
local association Mfs O. II, peminp,
Mrs. liiram Carleton and State secre-
tary Louis llich 81 Burlington. The
ushers were r. J. Fitzgerald, n. J. "a.
gorton. Mrs. George II Parmcuter aud
Aif. and Mrs Frank Griega. All the
rooms on the lower floor oi the building
were tastefuily decorated with creeping
pine. brilliant autumn leaves and the
fruit of iield and garden. The refresh.
ment room was In charge az Mrs. +. II.
Dcayitt. Miss Ella Bailey and Ars. The
ron +. Cotton. The improvements and
fresh decorations On tho interior Of the
building were the subject Of much iav.
ofahle comment Secretary Gilman
starts The work Of the new year under
the most favorable circumstances.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
HARVEST WAS RIPE.
Found The Visitors to The Baptist Har-
vest supper Last Evening.

The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church
held their first harvest supper Of the
season at the church last evening. The
supper was entirely successful, there
being present over one hundred people,
who did not neglect t5 bring their ap.
petites and who did fun justice 70 the
array of toothsome dishes which the
ladies had prepared.
The decorations Of the dining room
consisted principally of branches Of
autumn leaves which were tastefully
arranged about the room, tho effect of
the whole being both striking and pleas.
ing. In The center u the room on
table were placed three large pumpkins
and these too were decorated vita
leaves making 4 unique effect.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
We're Hardly Able to Cope
With New York Fire
LOSS IS NEARLY $l,OOO,OOO
Car Barns Of New York City Railway
Company Were Partially Destroyed
This Morning-water Pres
sure Poor.

New York, Oct. o.--Nearly 100000
loss was done early today BY Gre which
partially destroyed the New York City
Railway eompany's earbans at Four
teenth street and Avenue y. Tue FIRE
started on the top aoor Of the barns, TO
which single narrow stairway gave
nercss. and mneh time was lost In reach
ing The flames. The water pressure was
also inadequate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
THE COAL COMPANY WINS.
In the chittenden County Court It Re
ceiYes Verdict in Its Favor.

Burlington, oct. 8. The court today
directed a verdict for the plaintiff to re-
cover Sl.l55.6l III the case Of the United
States for the Elias Lyman Coal com
pany vs.. Z. s. Fidelity and Guaranty
company ia county court.
A suit for S5.e00 was brought today
.by jed 2. Ladd. administrator Of the
estate of r. r. Hathaway Of Burling
ton, against ". E. Garger Of North Hero
for the recovery Of some notes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
THAr MoNgEY HoUsE EPISODE.
Herr conried Blames it Tor His Loss Of
Health.

New York, oct. 9.--The Caruso
monkey house episode was blamed for
his breakdown BY Herr Conried, director
OF the Metropolitan opera house during
All interview today upon his arrival on
the Kronprinzessen Ceslie, lie appear
ed to be III poor health and leaned
ehavily oil lis friend as he walked He
said be was not suffering from locomotor
ataxia but from neuritis. He said that
Caruso will come to the metropolitan
opera house tllis winter Please do
not speak of chat terrible affair" he
begged. referring to the monkey house
episode shat was what caused me to
Iase MY health, my nervous system
broke under The strain and / must for
get that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
MORAN TURNED DOWN
BY DEMOCRATS
Joseph a. Dennison Named for District
Attorney Last Night BY Vote
of ios to 7z.

Boston, Oct. a.-Joseph A. Dennison
was last night declared tho Democratic
nominee for district attorney, defeating
John j. Moran l0s to -, ou a ballot.
Somebody tried % make il unanimous
after the ballot was announced but
there were a number Of protests, and
the chair did not press the motion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
NO LIGHT on MYSTERY.
Brought Out By Autopsy on Body of
Unfortunate Woman.

Burlington, Oct. O.. Drs 3. II. Stone
and L. 7 Sprague performed an autopsy
yesterday en- the remains Of Miss Mamie
king, WHO died Monday evening after
living unconscious for niue days from
the effect of Illuminating gas. Nothing
was found to throw any light on tae
mystery surrounding her death
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
FIRE NEAR POWDER HOUSE.
Firemen Fought Heroieally and Prevent.
ed an Explosion.

New York. Oct. 0.-Fire which started
IN an old building at II Chambers street
yesterday afternoon spread 60 the nd
joining building and approached danger.
ously near a three-story structure In
which large quantity Of smokeless
powder is stored. The big army Of FIRE.
lighters directed practically all their at
tention to keeping the flames away from
this powdcr.filled building The build
ing occupied by the powder company
caught fire, but the flames were controll.
ed before any explosion. A large mum
Der OF girls employed on the upper floor
Of the building in which the fire started
reached the street in safety.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
MARRIED MONTPELIER GIRL.
Stanley Kenerson of This City and
Emma Lee Married Monday Night.

The marriage of William Stanley
Kenerson of this city and Miss Emma
Elizabeth Lee of Montpelier occurred in
Montpelier on Monday evening, the
ceremony being performed BY the Rev,
j. Edward Wright. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Charles Lee
of Montpelier and the groom Il the son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. r Kennson. On
their return from wedding trip to
Boston they will reside in this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
FORMALLY DECLINES.
Thayer Removes His Name from the
Bartlett Ticket.

Boston, Oct. 0. John Alden Thayer
of Worcester formally filed with The
secretary Of state today his decliuati6n
Of the nomination Of lieutenant governor
on the Bartlett Democratic ticket
General Bartlett returned to Boston
this morning, but Is preserving strict
silence regarding the conventions fight.
He spent large part Of the day ar
ranging for the argument Of his case
before the ballot law commission. Bart
lett managers are preparing TO take
out the nomination papers TO protect
the candidates against possible adj
verse decision by the commission.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
KILLS HIMSELF ON TRAIN.
chelHs johnson Of Laoonia, N. H,
Commits Suicide.

Nashua, \. H.. Oct 9.-Chelis John
son Of Laconia, while riding in the smok-
ing car Of the express from Boston late
yesterday, committed suicide by shooting
himself through the heart. The tragedy
occurred between this city and Manehes-
Ter. The body w&s brought TO this city.
No reason for dohnson's act is known.
lie was about SO years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
MARCUS BROUGHT BACK.
Man Accused in Burlington Of Passing
worthless Check.

Burlington. Oct. o. Inspector Dowd
Of Manchester. NJ III, arrived ia the
city yesterday bringing with him AL
Marcus, who was arrested here some
weeks ago, charged with passing a
worthless cheek on Joe Agel Marcus
was released from Chittendcn county
Jail shortly after his arrest on bail fur-
nished by Max Agel Mr. Agel in fur
uishing the required amount was se-
cured BY a bond from Marcus brother
in Manchester. but the bond was thought
to be Of doubtful value, and the amount
OF bail was recalled by Mr.. Agel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09

twice with much satisfaction. Is one of
his best pieces, while srhe Rose Of the
hancho" Is another popular one.
The company Wli D. greeted by a
crowded house n Montpelier tonight AZ
ihe advance sale 81 seats haa been very
large,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
FIFTEEN PERSONS
BELIEVED DEAD
AS Result Of Terrible Tornado Which Ii
Reported Near Leeds, Ala, Today
Great Property Loss.

Leeds, Ala, Oct. o. Fifteen persons
ere believed to nave heen killed In d tor
nado it Ii reported near here The prop
crty loss Is enormous. AN tae wires
are down and 1t will bs some time be-
fore the details can be received.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
MISSING roR SIX MONTHS.
Is Found Working Under an Assumed
Name.

Wilhraham, Mass. Oct 9-Walter
Carroll of Rowe, whose mysterious dis
appearance from Wesleyan academy last
Nav caused a several weeks hunt and
created the impression that he was deadi
has been located at Rome, N. y. where
he is working in machine shop under
another name His letter to his sister,
which led to his discovery. indicates
disturbed mental condition. Mss oar-
roll win return to Rowe with her brother
today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
ELECTION WAS HELD.
Fred A. Rowland Of Montpelier Was
Made viee-President.

Montpelier, Oct. 9.-F Al Howland Of
this city was elected yice.president Of
the SC. Bernard club at the annual meet
ing held in the Windsor hotel At Mon
treal Yesterday, succeeding G. II. Tenney
Of Springfield, Mass, who refused to
serve again. r G. Bntterfield Of Derby
Line was elected a director These Off
GERS were reelected; PrsideHt, General
". w. Hnry of Burlington; secretary,
j. q. Brown Of Montpelier; treasurer,
J. Il. Greene Of Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
MAY BE CANDIDATE HIMSELF.
Alexander Laws, "only Man Who Can
Down Teddy in Barre.

Alexander Laws, president of tae
Eight-IIour league OF America, with
headquarters in New York, was a visitor
about the city today. Mr.. Laws explains
the objects Of the organization to be
"the election of a president in 1905 on
the permanent issue Of universal
eight hour day to 80 into effect on the
railroad systems throughout the country
on the day Of his Inauguration on March
4, 1909.
Mr.. Laws believes he is the man who
can down Teddy and modestly admits
he may be candidate for the Office
himself
Mr. Laws is a member Of the David
Wriield company, which played at the
opera house last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
WISHED "BoN VOYAGE"
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Johnson Leave
Soon for Sweden.

A number Of friends gathered at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. John A, Johnson,
Z Boynton street, last evening, to bid
them sbon voyage" as they leave for
Sweden on the fifteenth Of October. Rev.
August H. johnson, in behalf OF the
friends, presented them d silver water
pitcher and sugar bowl, with pleasing
remarks. Fine music was furnished on
violins, harp and guitar. Mfr. Johnson
has been d resident Of Barre about five
years. He has been a faithful worker
in the Christian cause, being vicepFesi-
dent OF "The Swedish Baptist Mission.
and also holding the same Office IN the
Swedish temperance society "snoilin-
ean.p His services viii be much missed.
After partalsing Of refreshments, the
friends went home. wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson safe journey, and that
they might return to Barre to live some
time in the future.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
HER MIND FAILING.
aCassie" Chadwick Is Growing Much
Worse, SAYS Report.

Columbus. Ohio, oct. o Cassie
Chadwick is much worse. During the
night she suffered several attacks Of
heart trouble, and her mind seems to be
wandering
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
MRS. ALLEN MeKENZIE.
Death Of Graniteville Woman This
Morning from tuberculosis.

Mrs. Katc Mclean Mckenzie, wife of
Allen Mckenzie, died at her home in
Graniteville at about eight o'clock this
morning after being i'll since last De
cember with tuberculosis Mrs. McKen
zie was 80 years Of age and is survived
BY her husband and two small children,
one three and one five years of age. IT.
is expected thot the funeral viii be held
Friday afternoon. ii her sister, who is
expected, arrives from Scotland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09

Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and today are Mr.. and Mrs.
". Norcross, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse o.
Norcross and Chester MI Stanley, Wor-
cester. Mass; r. w Miller, Jr., New
York, w. A. Gage. Burlington; w II.
Gilett Chazv. Y. Y; Mrs F. r. Spof-
ford. Fall River, Mass Jessie l. Nan-
derhoH, New York; A. r LanieF North
field; S. w. Drew, Albany, n. !.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-04

more complete umun. is a denunstla-
tlon uf the progress OF the day. The
multi ipllration of church organiza-
LionS. which on account of paucity OF
mem nership must of necessity be
poorly equipped and meagerly attend
it is NOT Improbable that church lead
erS VIII gradually fall into line with
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-04

Nhen il cuplea to getting next to
All he latest wrinkles YOU can bet
your bold pastel that 1om Peever is
not SO slow. His latest iS-but there,
we came near chipping it off, If you
are thlrstipg for knc wledg' just ask
Tom 20 show you the pictures OF the
twelve beautiful maidens
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-04

News has been received of the
death last Friday OF MIR. John Wasem
of Big Stone. Mr.. Wasem was the
father Of Mrs. Nj. M. Ramer, Wife of
The last state superintendent of
schools. and for several Seasons had
control OF the leat hers dormitory AT
Simps on Park.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-04

1 heudorc Ande!hcIg. formerly en-
ployed at one Of the elevators tn his
city. and now agent for he Williams
Brothers Lumber Company. of Ord :
way. S. D., was in THIS city SATURDAY.
on business pertaining to hymeneal
affairs. Theodore has many friends
here who wisn him all success and
happiness in boIh business and do
mestiu life.
The Press., 1907-05-08
HOMERS,

Mir. and : Mrs. Alison Allen of Agawam visited Mrs. Aliens father, Dr. Wm. B. Woods, Sunday.
 Mrs: Mary Hulburt has returned home from a weeks visit with her granddaughter in Springfield.
 O. Alexis Pease is home, after several weeks' absence looking after his mining interests in the west.
 The work of the surveyors on the proposed electric road from Somers tc Stafford has been called to halt by the directors.
 Lawyer Fitch and his wife and sor of Palmer, Mass, visited Mrs. Fitch't mother, Mrs. Harriet Newton, recent ly.
 Loujay Phillips, the young daugh' ter of Dr. John s. Phillips of Pitts. burg, Pa, who is in town visiting hel grandmother, Mrs. Gager, was oper ated upon for appendicitis this weak Her father, Dr. Phillips, arrived il town Monday morning.
 Miss Laura s. Kibbe, a native ol Somers and we'll known music teacher in New Britain, who was taken vio lently insane after an attack of the grip, was brought home by George Kibbe, proprietor of Kibbe's hotel who was sent for her on Thursday last. Her condition not improving, she was taken on Saturday to Dr, Vail's sanitarium in Enfield street by Dr. A. l.. Hurd and George Kibbe.
The Press., 1907-05-08
Lep,.,ative Notes.

On Thursday the house sustained the adverse report of the committee on the bill providing for appointment of county commissioners by the gov ernor, and rejected all measures changing the method of selecting county commissioners.
 Favorable reports were made last week on bills providing appropria- tions for the Connecticut Agricultural college at Storrs, and authorizing the construction of sewers at the college and the taking of land near the insti. tuition.
 The committee on fisheries and game yesterday reported favorably on bill concerning deer. The bill authorizes persons to shoot or otherwise kill deer on their own land. It also reduces from $500 to $1OO the penalty fol illegally killing deer.