Connecticut western news., 1910-10-27

that should deputy Sher1nS Wno are after them overtake the mountaineers there will be bloodshed.
 n-nrn., The executive board
 NEWS Jn-a4,o oe T,ahor HAPPENINGS. has entered on cam paign against the bread trust for it's alleged failure to use the union label on its products. It will also strive for the abolition of the contract labor sys- tenn in the state prison and will also seek to put an end to justices of the peace issuing permits to children to work in shops and factories instead of attending school.
 Eleven new names were added to the Hall of Fame when the senate of New York university canvassed the Hall of Fame votes. Edgar Allan Poe's name was among them. The others are Harriet Beecher Stowe, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Rogers Williams, James Fenimore Cooper, Phillips Brooks, William Cullen Bryant, Fran cis E. Willard, Andrew Jackson, George Bancroft and John Lothrop Motley.
 Counsel for James Gallagher, the as- sailanr of Mayor Gaynor in Hoboken on Aug. 9, said that their client has been diagnosed as suffering from se- nile dementia by Dr. Britton Evans, chief of staff of the New Jersey Hos pital For the Insane, at Morris Plains, N. J., and Dr. John Reilly, New York specialist Both men, 1t was added, would be called as witnesses for the defense.
 Twenty thousand New York striking necktie makers have returned to work, and the 300 girls still out will go back as soon as negotiations have been completed with members of the em- ployers' association. This announce ment was made by Mollie Hamer, sec retary and treasurer of the Neckwear Makers union, who says the settle ment was big victory for the girls.
 John D. Rockefeller, Jr., who was foreman of the special grand jury which investigated so called white slayeo conditions in New York, has taken the initiative for the appoint ment of a commission by Mayor Gay nor to study the methods of dealing with the social evil In the leading cities of this and other countries.
 The ..opium sandwich" is the lates xUrinkle in restaurant novelties. Tn price is S1, if you know where to mak . tender of the same. The nove scheme for the distribution of the drui was unearthed when Ching Sing, pro prietor of d chop suey restaurant Il Chicago, was arrested.
 William Michael Byrne, former as sistant United States district attorne in Ne \ York, sent q telegram t President Taft protesting vigorousl aeairlst recognition of the republic o portugr and President Braga.
 Fires which have bee
 raging in the mortimer
 AND part of New Jerse CASUALTIES. for several days hay Income so serious as to cause genert alarm. An especial cause of anxiet is the menace to the extensive timbe prowths which are depended on to il sure a constant supply of wate throughout the territory covered b Nawark's watershed. The flames hay invaded this territory, threatening destroy a large section of the timb' growth.
 I. E. Alexander, motorman, was sh through the heart and killed by ba dit who tried 10 mold up a Grand av me street car i'll the outskirts of Paul. The car was about to be turn' when a man ill khaki uniform level' n revolver at Alexander and shoute "Hands up!' Alexander and the co ductor. Gross, both opened fire, al the bandit returned it, killing the ID torman.
 The bodies of Louis and Lucy M Mullen, aged forty-eight and hfty-thr respectively, brother and sister, we found in an old frame house in u ingston street, Brooklyn, in which t two were born many years ago a where they had passed lonely centric life. The sister had to all { pearances hung herself when she fou her brother dead from dropsica' d ease.
 Charles E. Ellis, president, and
 win l. Graves, vice president of the kornit Manufacturing compa1 who have been on trial in the cril nal branch of the United States C trict court in New York for three wet on the charge of using the mails
 connection with q scheme to defra