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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-06
LAUNCH DERE-
LECT DESTROYER

Washington, ID. c., March 5.--With-
in the next week or two a derelect de-
stroyer, the first vessel of her type
built for the United States will be
launched at the Newport News ship
yard. The vessel will be under the
control Of the revenue cutter service
and will be used for blowing up the
hulks of wrecked or water-logged dere-
licts that are a menace to naviga-
tion. II will cruise on the Atlantic
coast from Maine to Florida, and, in
addition to destroying direlects, will
render aid to disabled steamers and
sailing craft wherever possible.
The new vessel is 204 feet long and
20 feet deep in the hold Her motive
power equipment will be two scotch
boilers that will supply steam at high
pressure to a triple-expansion engine
of 1.500 horsepower. The vessel will
have a single screw and will make a
speed of about sixteen knots an hour.
Her equipment will include the latest
paraphernalia for blowing up hpks,
and her coal capacity will allow her
to be kept at sea for a considerable
period.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-06
TERRELL DIFFERS.
Insists Delegates at Large May
Chosen OF Primary.

Austin, March 5.-Judge A. w. Ter
rell, gave out statement to the press
in which he claims that the state
Democratic executive committee had
not the authority to prevent the peo-
pie from voting for delegates at large
TO the Denver convention. He cites
the Bailey instruction elections that
were held in several counties prior to
the meeting of the legislature a year
ago TO instruct members of the iegis-
lature TO vote against Bailey He
shows that these elections were held
without advice from the state execu.
tive committee.
He also suggests this form Of ballot
to be used in case an election is held
TO select delegates at large, as follows:
Il protest against sending any man
as a delegate to the national conven.
ton who, being an officer of the gov
ernment has for pay accepted service
as attorney for public service corpora
tions. The affirmative ballot uses
the words: 81 do not protest, etc.
In closing his Communication Judge
Terrell says that he will bow to the
superior wisdom of the Waco meeting
In case il decides otherwise and con.
cludes thus: "Of one thing me may
be sure, that interests will spend
much money to have their attorneys
sent to the Denver convention. Com
mercialism invents new standards for
honesty It will spend none to estab-
lish them. "Indiscretion' is a new
name for official dishonesty
The railroad commission has issued
an order postponing its March docket,
which will be called in April All hear.
ings therefore, set for March go over
to next month.
The total disbursements of the state
government and various institutions
for the three months ending Feb. 20,
as shown by treasury statement, ag-
gregate SS,S20,7s4.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-06
BIBLE CONFER
ENCE IN ATLANTA

Atlanta, Ca, March 5.-The annual
session of the Tabernacle Bible Con
ference, which of late years has be-
come one of the most notable assem-
blages of it's kind held in the country.
opened tonight and will continue for
ten days. The programme provides
for six services each day.
The list of speakers this year is the
best ever arranged by the conference.
Heading the list are such noted
divines and evangelists as
the Rev. Campbell Morgan
of London, the Rev. A. c. Dix
on of Chicago, Rev. Elmore Harris,
ID. d., president of the Toronto Bible
School: the Rev. James Buchanan, ID.
d., of Edinburgh, Scotland: w. r.
Moody, president and director of the
Mortified schools, and Melvin +.
Trotter, the well known rescue evan
gelist of Grand Rapids Mich.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-06
NINE ARRESTED.
That Number of Alleged Anarchists
Were Taken Into Custody.

mat Number Of Alleged Anarchists
Were Taken Into Custody.
New York. March 5.-That the ac.
tvity of the police toward the sup
preston of anarchism is being con.
tinued to an unusual degree became
known Wednesday on the arraign-
ment of nine Italians arrested in a
secret raid in a house on Huston
street, where a meeting Of alleged an
archists was believed to be in prog
ress. In court the Italians were
charged with disorderly conduct. but
Magistrate Corrigan directed their re-
lease, as the detectives could not pre-
sent any direct evidence against them.
Detective Petrosini. who appeared
them. said that when the raiders ap-
preached the Houston street house
they heard voices in violent anarchist
speech making They forced their
way into the room, and at the point
OF revolvers commanded the men to
keep quiet. and took them to police
headouarters
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-06
DISCOUNT RATE REDUCED.
improvement In Monetary Conditions
Is the Cause of This.

London. March 5.-Owing TO the i'm
provement in monetery conditions the
directors of the Bank of England have
reduced the discount rate from to
1-2 per cent II was thought in some
quarters no change would be made
owing to South American gold require
ments being less in satisfactory posi-
ton at Berlin and the delay in re-
turning gold from New York. but with
money more plentiful here, the re-
serves being over $150,000. 600, which
it is presumable' will be increased by
from Egypt and fresh arri-
walls from mine centers. the bank au-
thorities thought it safe to reduce the
rate. The money market had already
discounted the change by lowering
rates on three months bills to 3 l-2
per cent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-06
SEND OFF
FOR BRYAN

Lincoln. Neb, March 5.-The Dem
ocrauc State convention OF Nebraska,
which met here today TO select dele
gates to the Denver convention, was
turned into an out-and-out Bryan cele-
bration. Mr.. Bryan was present in
person TO address the convention and
he received an ovation the like of
which was never Witnessed In this
city. Every mention OF the leaders
name was received with vociferous
applause and the resolutions indorsing
his candidacy for the presidential nom
ination were passed amid the widest
enthusiasm. The Nebraska delegates
will 60 to the national convention in
structed TO vote for Mr. Bryan, first,
last and all the time"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-06
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DEPosITARY
Bryan, Texas

WITH RECORD OF CONSERVATIVE BANKING
ALONG STRICTLY BUSINESS LINES INVESTING OUR
FUNDS WITH UTMOST CARE AND MAKING NO
PROMISES OF CREDIT ACCOMMODATIONS BEYOND
OUR ABILITY TO REDEEM
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-06
COUPLE ATTACKED.
Husband Murdered and Wife
Nav Not Survive.

Hawkinsville, Ca, March 5.-War.
rem Hart, farmer. who lived near
Emipre. Ca, was killed while going
to feed his stock, and his wife proba.
bly, fatally injured while preparing
breakfast in the kitchen of their home
at an early hour Thursday by unknown
persons. Robbery is believed to have
been the motive. Both Hart and his
wife were attacked with an AK Hart's
head being badly crushed. Excitement
in the section is said TO be at fever
heat Two negroes have been arrested
charged with the crime.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-06
MURDER is CHARGED.
Couple Of Young Men at New Orleans
Are Wanted at Rome, Ga.

New Orleans, March 5.-According
to telegram received here by the
police, George Hamilton and Charles
Weatherbee, young men, who were
recently arrested at his city on the
charge of smashing show windows, are
wanted at Rome, Ga, to answer a
murder charge. Following is the mes7
sage dated Rome. Ga. George
Hamilton, alias w. Vail, and Charles
Weatherbee, alias t. c. Felker. are
wanted for murder Large reward.
Letter on the way. G. e. BERRY"
The arrest of Hamilton and Weath.
erbee came as the sensational climax
TO a series of daring robberies per.
petrated in the heart of the business
section by persons who selected jew
elry windows as the scene of their
crimes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-06
CAPT. MANS
= FIELD RETIRED

Washington, d. c., March.-The
name Of a gallant sea fighter was re-
moved from the active list of the Unit
ed States navy today through the re-
irement for age OF Captain Henry
Buckingham Mansfield graduated from
the naval academy in 1867. Prior to
that he had attracted attention by his
famous rip In the schooner yacht Am
erica in search Of Confederate priva-
teers. Later he added to lis fame
by commanding a launch frorf the
frigate Mohican in the expedition
which 'cut OUT and burned the pratt
cal steamer Forward in Tecupan Bay,
Mexico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-06
COMPLETE ENFORCEMENT.
Substitute For Anti-Poolroom Bill
Passes Almost Unanimously.


Frankfort, KY, March 5.-Complete
divorcement of poolrooms and race
track bookmaking in Kentucky IS
made the municipalities committee
substitute for the Wilhelm anti-pool
room bill, which was passed by the
senate by vote of "a TO A. The bill
legalizes betting on race tracks, while
providing drastic penalties for proprie-
tors or patrons of pool-rooms, aud for
feiture of office and imprisonment for
Officers who permit them to exist.
Senator Jack Chinn led the fight for
the bill passed on the ground that the
extensive horse breeding interests OF
the state demand betting on race
tracks be permitted The bill now
goes to the house
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-06
BEATEN AND ROBBED.
w. Il. Egeleston Lured From Dallas
to a Lonely Spot.

Dallas, March 5.-W. II. Eggleston,
who resides in Oklahoma, a few miles
above Denison, while in this city was
lured by man TO a lonely spot on the
international railway midway between
here and Fort Worth He was badly
beaten and robbed of S115. The party
who treated Eggleston thus offered
him 81, that he might pay his fare
either to Dallas or Fort Worth. He
went to Fort Worth He shortly came
back to this city.
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storm of applause. After the supper, which covered the hours between 1O.30 and 12 o'clock, Attorney L. J. Kicker son acted as toast master, endeavoring to persuade the lone bachelors and bachelor maidens that the occasion was convincing proof that "those ways should be their ways" with more or less success from all appearances. His venerable father, iOrson Nickerson, who a number of years since celebrated his golden wedding, responded with a fit- ting story told in his charming manner. After the older portion of the guests and those not dancing inclined had de- parted, the younger set 'tripped the, light fantastic to the music of Messrs Richmond, Mitchell and Crosby, as long as they cared to stay and thus ended a very enjoyable event. The gifts were lavish and handsome, among them being nearly S70 in cash. One friend sent 25 white carnations, one for each year of welded bliss. and another sent two handsome bouquets of carnations and daffodils. 1h
 Dr and Mrs Joseph Robinson were at the doctors home in Norwich for the past week, and Dr Wilcox of Lee is still in attendance on his practice.
 George W. Cochrane has been in New York, this week. making spring purchases for his firm. His wife ac- companied him as far as Bridgeport, where she visited relatives.
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Woodbury.

ARRIVALS AT THE CURTIS
 HOUSE.
 c. H. Wellington, Boston.
 w. G. Tomlinson, Oxford. David w. Bradley, J. Moss Ives, Danbury. >@.
 Allison P. Smith, Mir and Mrs c. F. Beardsley, w. H. Prindle, Newtown. A. c. Wurts, Hartford.
 L. M. Camp, Miss M. Watkins, Paul Bronson, R. J. Nash, H. D. Carver, D. M. Stuart, William c. Smith, Water bury.
 H. H. Warrington, s. L. Heck, Bradford M. Collins, Springfield, Mass. F. J. Thomas, William Hurlburt, Charles o. Powers, G. B. Rowe, F. H. Scranton, Charles Rufus Heute, New Haven. ...'
 MT and Mrs E. Leavett, Woodbury. l. c. Fanton, Westport.
 John Baptist, H. L. Bishop. Bridge port.
 c. L. Conkling, Newburgh, N. Y. H. w. Bates, Hartford.
 Wallace Lawton, Louisville. N. M. Macdonald, Chicago, III. J. F. Madlgan, Washington. R. J. Orr, Pittsfeld, Mass. A. N. Harder, Albany, N. Y. MT and Mrs Charles A. Templeton, Mir and Mrs 0. s. Fitzsimmons, Waterbury.
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Quaker's Farms.
PERSONAL CHAT.


 F. w. Thompson of Saratoga, N. r., is spending several weeks here with his parents, MT and Mrs George Thomp- son.
 Miss Clara Thompson of Waterbury spent Saturday and Sunday here the guest of her parents, MT and Mrs George Thompson.
 Miss May Wooster of Good Hill is enjoying a new Edison graphophone in her home, gift from friend. H. B. Brewer, who has been quite i'll, is now gaining slowly.
 Miss Katherine Steison of Georges
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
Southford.
JOHN ROONEY INJURED.

Last week Wednesday John Rooney, one of the engineers for the Diamond Match Co.,, at their factory here, had the misfortune to slip while in the boil CT room and fell, very badly spraining his left ankle. Dr Green and Dr Lei bert dressed the injured limb and Mir Rooney is now doing as we'll as could be expected. He will probably be con- fined to his home for two or three weeks.
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Lime Rock.
CHURCH NOTES.

bllOROl NOl ED.
 The Ladies' Aid society will met at the Casino, Thursday afternoon.
 The Junior Auxiliary meets with Miss Cashdollar, Friday afternoon.
 James O'Neil returned from Cole brook, Saturday.
 Mrs Charles H. Mover and sister, Lillian Amundson. returned from New York City, Friday.
 John Miller was called to Philmont, one day last week, on the account of the sudden death of his father.
 MT and Mrs Waller E. Feltus re- turned to Springfield, Mass, one day last week.
 Rose Lowe has gone to Hartford.
 Miss H. Loucks is at Mrs ". W. Will sons, Lakeville.
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G. N. Clarke of Nichols is sending out free samples of his celebrated Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are troubled with biliousness, constipation, indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., should try them as they cure the above ailments where other pills only give temporary relief. See his advertise ment in another column.
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South Britain.
AMUEL .PIERCE'S
 BUNRED.
HOUSE

The beautiful home of Samuel Pierce was burned to the ground early Sun day morning and practically nothing was saved. The family escaped in their night clothes. Neighbors gath cred and by strenuous effort the barns were saved. Mir and Mrs Pierce and family have the sympathy of the con- i. unity. The fire started in the attic from the kitchen chimney. MT Pierce. fortunately, owns comfortable tene- ment house in which they will make their home.
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The little girl of Hubert Mitchell fell against the range cutting her head so badly Dr Leibert was called to dress the wound. @ s+....
 Mir and Mrs William E. Mitchell and MT and Mrs D. M. Mitchell spent Fri day in Middlebury. :
 Miss Olive Pierce is visiting in New York. ,..,
 Mrs Charles Bradley and Mrs Arthur Munson were in Waterbury, Saturday.
 Mrs Hawkins has been i'll the past week.
 MT and Mrs Robert Mitchell enter tained few friends at dinner, Satur-
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THE GREEN AND VICINIYT.

Curtis Woodruff has been home from Storrs' college for a short vacation.
 c. A. Prindle spent few days of last week in Bantam.
 c. B. Gold has rented one of his cot tages on the Green for the summer.
 Dr Maitland, who rented Will Church's home, last summer, has taken the Gibson place for this season.
 Mrs Gold at the Gunnery was so un- fortunate as to sprain her ankle on the ice, last week.
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Hill is entertaining her brother from Brooklyn. N. Y, for several weeks.
 George Thompson has nice pair of two-year-old Devon steers which are nicely broken which he would like to trade with some one for good pair of working oxen. ~' .-.
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day night, in honor of Phillip Mitchell of Browns college. Those prese mt were: MT and Mrs Wallace Mitchell of Sandy Hook, MT and Mrs John Mitch ell, MT and Mrs Arthur Mitchell and the Misses Ruth and Gertrude Mitchell.
 Miss Mary Gates has returned home after spending two weeks with her aunt, Mrs Ezra Pierce.
 Mrs Leibert entertained her mother. Mrs Lancaster, of Waterbury, Friday.
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Falls Village.
MICHAEL JENNINGS.

Michael Jennings died Wednesday from gangrene in the feet, aged 54 years. The funeral took place on Sat urday from the Catholic church.
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The NewtoWn Bee.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
Washington.
Newtown, Friday. March %, le0s,

A MARRIAGE ENGAGEMENT AN
 N0UNCEMENT.
 Dea s. J. Nettleton announces the engagement of his daughter, Celia Stevens, to Clarence B. Nettleton, son of Daniel C.. Nettleton. A host of friends will extend hearty congratula- tions.
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SPRING IS HERE.

Robins, blue birds, blackbirds and wood chucks are reported as forerun- ners of spring. The thunder shower, Sunday night, seemed like April.
 Miss Clara Randall has been out of school for three weeks with grip and cough.
 Mrs c. L. Hickox, Jr., and son, re- turned, Monday, atfer a week passed in Derby.
 c. L. Hickox, IT,, was in New Mil ford, Tuesday.
 c. IL. Hickox, Jr., sold a horse, Mon- day, to party in Millerton, N. Y. He delivered, Tuesday, at West Cornwall.
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Make This Up. MANY PERSONS HERE CAN BE MADE HAPPY AGAIN. The Prescription Given. TELLS HOW ANYONE CAN PRE PARE SIMPLE HOMEMADE
 MIXTURE
To Overcome Rheumatism.

There is so much Rheumatism here ir our neighborhood now that the follow. ing advice by an eminent authority, who writes for readers of large East ern daily paper, will be highly appre- ciated by those who suffer:
 Get from any good pharmacy one- half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion, one ounce Compound Kargon, three ounces of Compound Syrup Sarsapa- rilla. Shake these we'll in a bottle and take in teaspoonful doses after each meal and at bedtime; also drink plenty of good water.
 It is claimed that there are few victims of this dread and tortuous dis ease who will fail to find ready relief in this simple homemade mixture, and in most cases a permanent cure is the result.
 This simple recipe is said to strength en and cleanse the eliminative tissues of the Kidneys so that they can filter and strain from the blood and system the poisons, acids and waste matter, which cause not only Rheumatism, but numerous other diseases. Every man or woman here who feels that their kidneys are not healthy and active, or who suffers from any urinary trouble whatever, should not hesitate to make up this mixture, as it is certain to do much good, and may save you from much misery and suffering after while.
 Our home druggists say they will either supply the ingredients or mix the prescription ready to take if our readers ask them. l|
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Cyphers
 InCubatOrS
 and Breeders

! Are a source of income in good times or in bad times. The 2 thrifty hen with her daily egg , can be relied on to pay for her keep, and a profit besides. A hen will produce an egg for less than one half the cost of food, and her product is always cash or as good as cash. Cyphers Incubators are the standard hatchers of the world, and Cyphers Breeders will raise every possible chick. These machines are making thousands of dollars for dis eliminating customers all over the world. Isn't that proof enough.
 We have all styles and sizes
 (both incubators and brooders)
 In stock, and every machine is
 guaranteed to give the best re-
 suits. Call in and get cata-
 logue.
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PLEASE REPAIR THIS PIECE OF .+ ROAD, MIR SELECTMAN.

The road from the Southford depot to the Diamond Match Co. s factory is in terrible condition and hardly safe for travel. With the amount of bus mess done on this short piece of road it would pay the town to put in first class macadamized road as soon as the work could be possibly done. all
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West Cornwall.

DEATH OF THEODORE w. DEAN. The death of Theodore W. Dean oc- cured at his home about mile to the north of this village on Monday last and Fthe funeral was held from the same place. Wednesday, at 1.3O o'clock, the Rev c. IN. Fitch officiating, and in- terment was in the North Cornwall cemetery. MT Dean was 80 years old and leaves widow. two sons and one daughter, Frank T. Dean, Torring- ton business man, and Robinson w. Dean, and Mrs George H. Beck of this village.
 Mrs Joseph T. Malllnson and son, Charles, visited at the Mansion house, several days last week. MT Mallinson joined them Sunday and they all re- turned Monday morning.
 Miss Emily Bedat is home from Mill ford.
 Mrs Abbe of Falls Village visited Mrs Miller, Tuesady and Wednesday last.
 Mrs A. L. Mallett and two small daughters visited in Cornwall Bridge recently.
 J. L. Perkins, the State school SUD- erintendent, had conference with the local school board, last Saturday after noon, and in the morning conducted a Teachers meeting at the schoolhouse. William Bailey has moved his family to the Potter place and is to have charge of that farm for J. A. Cochrane & Son. Julius Bedat, who has held that position, has moved into George H. Crandall's tenement house and is to act as gardener for l.. o. Hedden.
 Quite the incest social affair in this vicinity in some time was the 25th we'd ding anniversary of Mir and Mrs Jo- seph Cole which was celebrated at Ma sonicshall, last Monday evening. Mir and Mrs Cole received at the upper end of the hall and by g o'clock the room was thronged with village people, ex- pressing congratulations and good wishes. About 150 guests sat down to the sumptuous repast and the bride of 9 years cut the bridal loaf amid
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Walter W. Wheeler had the misfor- tune to lose good horse, last week.
 Michael King and Daniel and Dennis Hogan attended the social dance given at the home of MT and Mrs Ernest Stowe on Riggs street, Oxford, last Saturday evening, and reported a jolly time. During the evening they showed the party how to dance the fancy steps.
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Miss Minnie Judd and Leroy Judd from Waterbury were the guests of Miss Gertrude Benham on Sunday.
 MISS Annie Allen of Woodbury spent last week with Mrs H. w. Atwood.
 MT and Mrs Dwight Goodman of Waterbury welcomed a daughter to thelr home on Sunday night. Mrs Goodwin was formerly Luella Atwood and lived here in town.
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THOMAS C0STIGAN BACK FROM
 HOSPITAL.

Thomas Costigan went to the Dan bury hospital awhile ago and had sur- gical operation performed successfully. He is now home and doing well.
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DOES GOOD WORK.

DOES GOOD WORK.
 The hydraulic buck which C. r. Woodruff had put into action the fore part of last November, supplied water to two dwelling houses and a watering trough without freeze, break or fail ure. It is remarkable for a first win ter's work, when so many pipes about town froze up.
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FOR SALE. 2S Head of Michigan Horses.

Consisting of heavy drafters business chunks several matched pairs and some good drivers; also few Shetland Ponies This bunch the good kind and will be sold at prices that are right Every horse has to be as represented
 R. w. GREEN, Brookfeld Center, Conn Phone 9S6.2
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Middlebury.
METHODIST CHURCH REQUESTS REV NEWTON WRIGHTS' RE- TURN. ..-. *. F..

Rev Newton Wright has two more Sundays in this conference year, and 1t IS the unanimous wish of his church that he return here for another year. Conference meets in Brooklyn the first week in April.
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GEORGE B. CLARK UNDERGOES
 OPERATION AT NEW HAVEN
 HOSPITAL.
 George B. Clark, High school stu dent, had an operation for the removal of an abscess under the right shoulder joint, at the New Haven hospital, the fore part of last week, and at present writing is reported in fine condition for recovery.