Connecticut western news., 1911-06-29
cENEpAt Congress finds itself nrtue in the position of Il hi. L,u, n,n,,,, .,.'.

debtor who cannot pay F7|>r S"'NoS' his bills. There are about $30,0O0 in bills, but not cent in the til. This situation was lalu before the house when Chairman kitz gerald of the appropriations committee reported an appropriation bill to sup ply deficiencies In the contingent fund That rund has been exhausted.
 The imports and exports of the Unit ed States Tor the eleven months ended with May were $3,3lZ, ,3S3 ,5U6, which exceeds the record year of l9OS by ui most $S,OOO,0O0. The bala1ce of trade in favor or America amounts to $oUI, 5zu,0Uz tor tue eleven months. The imporu tor May were $loU,oz4,Z ,Z41 ana the exports sIOo, l0O, ,69o. Ine Imports for the eIeven monLns were SI ,4UO, ,4z9. UOZ, and tne exports Sl,so0, ,ao4 ,1o4. .-..
 horace Granneiu oL AounI Vernon, N. Y., Killed Ill an automobile accident near Denver May last, lett a fortune in two shabby trunks Ill q hotel. The yaluables were not discovered untIl the pubic administra tor was called upon to appraise the estate of Gran. t1elu, his wiuow and other relatives be- ing unaware that he travelled with property worth $500,0O0..
 The entrance into American waters of tue cruiser Hal Chi in July will be the trst visit or u Chinese warship to this country. The Hal Chi's tirst stop will be aI New York. Beyond that it's itinerary is not setued. The Hai Chi is the largest vessel of the Chinese navy, having a dlsplaeement of 4,aVV Ions ana a speed of 24 Knots
 Mrs. Mary l.. Cox, wife of Congress- man James IL Cox. wealthy man Of Dayton, O., has been granted d divorce on the ground or neglect und cruelty. Congressman Cox wil pay $25O Il month for the care of the three chil. dren unt1k they are of age, and he and Mrs. Cox are 10 each have the custody half of every year.
 In James Adoiph Cody, two years and three months old, Mount Airy, Ga, boas1s the biggest baby in the world James Adolph weighs 122 pounds ana Is growing every day. All efforts to keep the baby on diet of his age have proved us unsuccessful Us the physician's treatment to keep down his growth.
 Three days remain in which corpo- rations may pay t-.~.r federal tax. X heavy penalty M4.. De assessed against all that haVr ..oC paid when the treas ury closes It's doors on June 50. MuI.e the governments estimated income from that source this year Is $26,0UU,- OOO, only $15,OOO,0OO hus been received.
 Henry Adams happened to glunoe into d mirror during u severe storm nl Atlantic City, N. J., and saw the re fection of a vivid flash of lightning Instantly he fell unconscious. When revived 1t was found he was blind. A delicate operation was performed. bul it is believed he will never see again
 The present spell of cool weather has raised apprehensions among the oyster growers along Long Island sound as to set" this season. She'll ing of grounds Is just beginning, but there are no signs of spawn because of cold water The cool weather will make the season backward.
 Senator McCumber introduced a bill amending the pure food and drug act to conform with the recommendations made to congress by President Taft In his special message. pointing to the impending peril of new flooding of the country with "cure-all' nostrums
 A warrant charging murder and ar son has been issued for General Mosby of the Mexican insurrectos, who Is held as a deserter from the United States army.
 Henry w. Taft, brother of the presi- dent, was carried as Il passenger by Thomas Sopwith. the English aviator in an aeroplane flight at Mineola. N. Y.
 Ca-l Kleeman and Bernard Haltz. serving eighteen months each, escaped