Connecticut western news., 1909-07-08
News of
 A Week Paragraphic Photographs of the Worlds Doings.

| ZoS, two ana nalI IedTS OIu, Was allowed to leave his bed, where he had been confined four weeks. The child was saved through a naS' serum dis ! covered by scientists in the new Rock | efeller institute at New York. Maurice Barnard assistant superin- l tendent of the Indiana reformatory at JefferSOnville, was discharged and contractor at the reformatOry was call i ed to the Superintendent'S office and ordered to get his belongings together and leave the institution following or ders received from Governor Marshall.
 The application for an injuIlctIon re, i straining the Prudential Insurance company from dividing among d cer- tain class of its policy holdcrs DOT l tiOn of its undivided surplus of S1G,- ! G39, ,G90 was denied by Vice Chancellor 1 Howell at Newark. x. J. l The scale asked for by the Amalga- mated Association of Iron. Steel and ] Tin Workers was signed by the Fol ! lansbee Bros Tin mill of Follansbee, w. Va, and the Pope Tin mill of Steu- benville, o., preventing general 1 strike.
 | Of the $J00,00O the C0ngregatijIaiH were trying to raise by July 1 $310,000 was actually subscribed by that time, i and telegrams promising the additional amount were received at the head quarters of the committee in New 1 York
 ! A divorce was granted to Mary EliZ- abeth Tucker, daughter of General John A. Logan, from her husband. l Colonel William F. Tucker, in the Chi cago court. Permission was given Mrs. i Tucker to resume her maiden name.
 Glenn H. Curtiss, the aviator, of Hammondsport, N. Y.. won the presi- 1 dents cup of the Aero Club of Amer ica in his aerOplGne. He flew mile and three-quarterS at the Morris park race track. New York.
 The destruction of the White House ! tennis court. where former President Roosevelt played many games, was started at the order of President Taft to make room for the improvements to i the executive mansion.
 The British steamer Ethelwold was held up by United States customs off cers at New York on suspicion of aid- ing in a filibustering expedition against the republic of SantO Domingo The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal company was organized in New Jersey by the Delaware, Lack awanna and Western railroad. The capital stock is $6,SO0,000
 Samuel S. Rowland, a brother-in-law ] ,Nf Dol i,, 1 New York and Washington, and Miss Leslie Mosby Wallace were secretly married in San Francisco.
 A suit for $1O,OO0 was started i against the New York Central railroad by Chung Ling Chow, a wealthy Chi naman, who alleges he was ejected from a train at Buffalo.
 Charles w. Morse, the convicted New York banker, now out on $125,- GOO bail awaiting d new trial, was given a cordial welcome by his old i friends at Bath, Me.
 The Rev. George w Mundelein, l chancellor of the diocese of Brooklyn. was appointed titular bishop of Lory- ma and auNuliary bishop of Brooklyn by Pope Plus.
 The villa and stables of Mrs. Thomas D. Peck at Pittsfield, Mass, were saved from destruction by fire through her prompt action in using a small | garden hose.
 Mayor Fred A. Busse of Chicago was | operated upon for appendicitis in hospital. He had been taken suddenly ill in his office. The operation was successful.
 A decision was given by the Ala | bama supreme court upholding the locker system" of storing liquors This was regarded as a blow at prohi- bitiOn.
 Frank Joseph Egan of Brooklyn, a member of the Cincinnati National ! league baseball club, and Miss Jennie Cecilia Todd were married in Jersey City.
 The heroic size statue of General Francis F. Spinner, who was treasurer of the United States during the civil war, was unveiled at Herkimcr. N. Y.
 The back taxes of the Manhattan Elevated company for 1906. 1907 and 1908. amounting to $1.5S2. OBS. were paid into the New York treasury
 Dr. Charles w. Eliot was elected presi~ dent emeritus of Harvard. It was re ported that the fund raised for hilu amounted to nearly $500,OOO.
 It was announced ill Richmond that the Gould street car interests would build direct electric line between Richmond and Washington.
 The silver jubilee of Archbishop Will liam H. O'Connel's ordination as a priest was celebrated in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Boston.
 Douglas Robinson, brOther-in-law Of former President Roosevelt, was in jured in an automobile accident in West Orange, N. J.
 A suit was filed in Mississippi seek ing to oust the Standard Oil company from the state and recover $11.00O,0OO in penalties.
 Sir Arthur Carl Stepney of London, an English barOnet was found dead