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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
Smrffilaiiet abtaalla,

X%ontoo, marrosf. 1 y. = Eurffi'
loinen ormeiia, iobon Curtin bauis
tus on ponnut faifen toifpon, on
ioutunut toppioue taistelusIa. Sons
tontiuopolisgofin on 10 rumettu pei
%fddmddn, ettd Iuuresio ep6idrieStpf
IesId olenn ormeiio Ell tule foettas
maantaan %puolustoa EcbaIiaa, iofa
on oinooStoon fobbenfpmmenen
miiben moilin pddsid constantine
pplista. 3onStantinopoIisia olepat
ulfomoolaifet otpot fomasti buoIis'
iaan turffiIaiIisia faupun9eisIa OLE
mien fristittpien tatia ia Guropon
malat omat 10 antaneet mddrdpfIen
Idbettia poifoue iotolaimoia.
9uIsarioIaiIet eindt wormaan'
toan tuIe ontomoan palion atfaa
turtfiIoifiue uubeleen id%riestdptp'
mistd marten. 2un buI9orialaisten
pnnistui tdnddn Iaaba boltunnIa Oe.
motica, Min ct NbrianopolisIa ole.
maua i%urffiIoiIeIa marusmdeud ole
toipou pddstd pofenemaan iieItd.
DoIiittiisIa piireisid ouaan it'd
mieltd, ettd buI9oriolaiIia tu0aan fe'
boittamaan bpDtfddmddn 2onstan.
tinopoIiin. Woitfa bulsarioloiIet
m%ditdpdt, eitd be eimdt boIua Ioa.
oa boltuunia 2onstantinopolia, min
pitdmdt be fuitenfin marminpano
feinono Iaoba ATTAIN pifoinen rous
ba, Jos he noinot iebbd Surfiae
raubaneboot heibdu omosfa pdd.
foupunais5aan. Samona oIiIimat
buIsorioIaiiet tiIoiiuubesfa iuoieIe.
maon fieud oIepia fristittpid.
peIfddndt rpDsiDien toimeen.
panemista.
9usienbie, Rumania, marrasf. 1
p. = 3un bul9orioIoisten onnistui
poittaa No3im poibon fomennuf'
fen olaiiena olut t%urtfiloinen iouffo,
min on BELLA MT opoin tie Sons
taniinopoIiin. DipIomaattifisIa pit
reisId ouaan fitd mieltd, ettd tdmdn
|iobbosta tulepot ulfomauat lefoan.
tumaan 0aItonin ofioibin. 2un iuu'
ri ionffo baiauaon oIetpta tirftiIoi'
fla iotiIaito poIoa tofoitin 8onstonti'
nopoIiin, min peIdtddn, ettd be tuIe'
pot toimeenpanemonn rn1stDid ia
iomoIo tuIifi foupunsisia pIenien
fristittpien oiema bpmin moaroai'
iefTi ia iuuri tdmdn tofia o~tofiutoor
nlfo maltoien iefoantupah oIiaan,
iotto iootaifiin estetpffi torpeeton pe'
rentpuobatus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
SupmaIninen tnttD rnDnat

SmomoIoinen tpttD rpDmdttp
Nen Yorfisid.
Nem Yort, 81. o., Iofafuun 20 p.
= pori iuomoloisto tptiDd ieiiosteIi
toiStielisten poifapiitarien faneIa
WtobiIon atpenueuo ainon oiaston
baalin ebesf6, n6bdn ennen iItaman
oltua ellen. Soiieaa tptDistd oil ias
METH pusIisIa pli so bolIoria robaa,
ionfa poiot tpbienIimdt tosfuibinia
ia Iimistindt tiebenfd. EpttD parfa
idi oiman pe%nnittDmdtIi.
Hosnpien fiinniioamiiesta ct ole
tieton. D6bdd ennen olitpot tntDt
teSFuSteleet, ettd r2inien" boaliua
on bpmdt tansfit, Ell mennd Iuomas
loiSten baoliue. ,&in," ppiot antoi.
mat fotea fuinfa pStdpduiFd be De
mat.
Sddli ipttpparfaa. Sdp oil ioanut
i66siG6 fouon oitaa footoffeen ra'
bat mitfd menetti. Sltaa naromai,
fla iptDt, toifenloisten tunfeiIiioiben
iubteen. Euonoiiet napisteiiidt Taifi
ioutua luttoien taa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
TbDfd Snpmi.

@rnoiia Iuttaian toimitus ia Iaa,
ia lufiiatunto!
Sdbestpn teitd roffoot fisfot ia
neIiet Seeiufiesfa aristufIesIo, MT
tdmdn pienen t%irieeni fantta. piliais.
ia on pnut tGdud SDpIdsfa, Ell Flu.
foam ole eoes Nuttoioanfoan mitGdn
firioittonut. Minun pitGd SeniGbben
tntfaista inon ddnett6mppoen. Slen
pfTi SeeIufien lampoista. Gasteesia
STA Sumala otti meibdt lopfifieen,
ppita SumaIa puti monbursfoubeI'
loun ia Dpbd GENT mastouubesta
ipnnptii, pphitti ia tefi aiumoIiofieen.
Ndin pddimme Seeiufien morfia.
mitii, iofa tibIoifIi ontoi nellie o.
man panbursfoutenio. Sdn buutaa
omileen: Ssibdn ipntinne on anteet.
Il annettu.
&oitfi oIemme ipntid tebneet eifd
meiud ole mitddn fersfattamaa Sus
moIon ebesId. Wiuttd maiffa mel.
ban ipntimme opot fpud iuuret,
min on Sumalan roffous mield iuu'
rempi. !Sdn ontoi oman RATTAN
poitania ristin fuolemaan meibGn
ipnteimme tdboen. Siuoin fuin See.
Jus buuIi ristiud: rSe on tdptettp",
liIoin pddiimme mopaafTi. 9pt Ell
meibdn endd tarmitie buffuo fpntei.
bimme.
81, iospa tdmdn foiffi nSfoifnat!
Wtutto fuinfa poIion onfaan Ieuai5in
inmifid. iotfa epdusfosia bpIfddmdt
Iabiotfi ioobun autuuben ia meme.
mdt i%uoroa pddtd beIpettiin. Gimdt
uSfo liboan tuaeeffi SumaIan poi.
faa Seeiustofaon.
0uitenfin on meibdn, ioifa us.
fomme Seeiufien papobtoioti femme
Ia autuaaffi tefiidfiemme BELLE Iiitd
ferottopa, iotta betin usfoiimot. Y}ii.
foomme ia Ioornotfoomme ndistd
Seeiufien teoista. SImoittofoamme
fuinfo iuuren Iaupeuben Serra on
nellie tebnpt, iotta omattunnot ma.
poutui'imot epduston fohleista eId.
mod Smmaloa paImelemoan.
Gbtd 10 lopeton tdmdn buonon
fpbdpfIeni. Soisten IIddn, JOS SUI.
mola iuo.
Nditd piirfi outuos fisfonne.
Sppne Mafiranto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
8aniaIaiSten feSfmmbeSta.

2anla IoiIemme ioutui topoturman
ubrifIi.
West Yaris, We., lofaf. 81 p. =
@ilen topobtui faubea onnettomuus
faniaI. Mntti 6iltuien II muotiieIe
2aue poiaue. poifa oil fotonaun Ia'
bannut % faliberin mincbesterin ia
luuItawoSi idtti ppsipn tdpbesid
mebosIa pddne, aiettaen len paas
naon omea tpasten ppstppn, itIe
Idbiien niemddn iotofin ldffipeIin
fappoletta maolifi, tarfoituf IeIa
q mpua iiiben, maan tusfin ebti ban
noin % ialfaa etddue, Fun bdnen
nuorempi, 12'puotias melienid Gb'
narb otti ppsIDn, ebfd mitddn pa.
baa ooniStomotto, oienIi fobti pel'
iednid tabi iouotin tuntematiomoua
tamaaa fosfetii liipaiinto, iouoin
ppsIppn o~ietettu ponoS Ioufeii fiud
iuruGiIeIIa Ieurautieua. ettd luoti Id
miSti 3olen t%poiemman Iamon, tin.
feutuen ldpi oifean rinnon puoIeue
Idbele ~foinoIoa, iddben fuitenfin
nabfon oue. auoIema %ieuroIi beti.
Ndin iuruaiien topobhaman IuuliIi
antomon mofapon marotufIen las
ten monbemmiue iefd pIeenid mile
iotfa ompuma.oieita fanhapdt. ettei
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07

Id, mutta iosIo paitfofunnon oIu'
fosten mofuututIen mufaon poloi
folme, niistd olen fafii iuomaIais'
ia.
Sun i%ootpuin paifane, fertoi W(d
I'll, oil r~atennus 10 ilmituIeeia. Smio
toetettiin rDnfpttd6 aufi. mutta tur
baan, fosfa niitd oil fofIi, mobno.
ia ia bpndsti lufittuia. Diippi oil
natin foffifDmmentd minuutiia tulo,
nj jdlfeen e%nnenfuin amaimia tue
tin ia pmet %laotiin cuff, mutta I'll.
loin foiffi pelastus oil 10 turbaa,
fosfa iiIimmdiien omen onaitua lies
tit roiusti %bpDttdindt ulos. Nii.
mein iaopui poifoue poliiIia ia plei.
I'D, mutta ne einGt ebeS tarmof
toosti prittdneetfddn pelasmstot
min, roubaaiiesti fatioa tDaisteli.
pdt fun nantilafomerosia ibmisli.
ba f%drnentpi.
poliiIi ilmoitti eta Flo 8 tuotiin
pantitprmddn ie enslantiloinen, 10.
fa poloi, mutta nieot nofuutiimat
ettd Tieud oil mpDs fatii fuomolais
to, ioista toinen oil tuptuEfIo IL ia
toinen Flo 2 pdindad". sSxss NE
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
aamala tapans Nepsosia.

port 9Irtbur, Ont, Canada, lofaf.
26 p. = Glen italia mpDbddn Iao'
pui Nepieosta tdnne toweri Sialmor
Wdfi ia fertoi nellie ieuraawoa.
r2eao puoIi ieitiemdn ipttpi Nepi'
son poIiifimanfiIa tuIeen Ia paloi
porotfi, iosIa poIiifinfin tunnustaf'
fen mufaon poIoi ainatin pfIi benft
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
Warapreftbemtti Sbermam
fmollmt.

Utica, %. -, lofof. 80 p. - Yb'
bpsmoItoin maropreIioentti Sames
ScbooIeraft Sberman fuoli tddud
t6nd iltana Flo 9:42 Ioiroetettuaon
s. ionfun oifaa m%aarauista munuois'
tautia.
Mifaiiemmin pdindnd oil tobtori
pecf, iofa on boitanut bdntd i%airau'
ben aifano, ilmpittanut, ettd Cher
monin paranemiIes Sta Ell ole toimoa
ia eitd ban moi fuola miad bettel'
Id tobania.
Goitista ~ldGfGrien ponntstutfista
buoIimotta tuli bGnen %tilnn1a betfi
betfeItG buonommaft. WiimeiIen
p6n nuftui ban buumausaiuettten
amuIla. Soiroan tilasto annettiin
bpnin niutfoia t%ietola, mntta pleens
ia oItiin Iitd mieltd, ettd Sberman
on onut toiuttomosla tilasIa foifen
piipdd.
Somes Scboolernft Sberman, TO-
Ia maIittiin DboDspoltoin mnropre'
iibentifIi republifonniien puolueen
IistnIIa muoben 1908 moaleieIa, on
tpntpnpt nticasia, %. ., lotaf. "a
p. 1856. Sdu or tunnetun fenraalin
Ricbaro upoife Sbermonin poifa.
S6n tGni enTin pleistd fouluo Iii
casio ia mpDbemmin iuoritii tutttn'
o a9bitestonnin ieminooriSIa,
ien idlteen i%uoritti bdn tuttinnon
Samiltoniu opistosIa, mistd bdn
Iai pddstotobistufIen muonna 1873
Gen iGlfeen oltoi ban opisfela Loo
fitiebettd ia 1880 onnettiin
bdnele oitens borioittoa Iotimieben
tointa Nep 0orfisia. Sdn oil erin.
omoinen pubuia ia 10 f%onluoifas
naon pppoettiin bdntd pitdmddn pus
bcito pIeiTisid tilaiIuutisia. pubeen'
pitotoitonio tofio Iefaantut ban
mpDsfin politician. 9dn oIfoi bar
iottoa lafimieben ommottia Sofins
ham &c Gibbons lofimiesIiiffeesid.
Soitatin fuufauTia mpDbemmin tuli
mainitun Iatimiesliifteen nimefIi
Rockingham &c Sberman.
6nfimdinen poIiittinen pirta, ion'
fa Sbermon Iai, oil ntican maiurin
toimi. Sdbdn nirfaan malittiin bd'
net muonno 1884, iouotn ban oil
ainooStoon 20 puoben ifdinen ia
oil bGn Iiuoin nuorin moiuri mitd
miuoinfaan oil ouut nticaefa. Sun
bdnen mirtofautenfa m%oiurina oil
Ioppunut, min malittiin hdnet fon'
eresEin muonna 1887, misid ban
oil alma fiiben osti Fun bdnet fpa'
Iittiin moraprefibentifFi, Iufuunotta'
malta pbtd mirfofauita puoiina
1S9O-1s92, ioaoin bemofraatit iaa'
muttipot moitot.
aonsresfisia oIooifanaan oil ban
idIenend uIeisIa idrfeisid famiteois'
ia ia Iaapntti iuurta buomiota ofaf'
Ieen fanTauiIesia politiifosia. Sdn'
I'd pibeitiin pbtend eoustoiabnoneen
buomatuimpana idfenend. Sdn oil
alma innofas Gannonin fannottaia
Sbermon ndptii oIepan erinomoiien
bppd iobtomaon poIiittiiia toistelu'
ia. gliitten monien muofien a%ifana,
iouoin ban oil republifaaniien puo'
lueen fonsresfionalifen fomitean
eTimiebend, iobti ban uieita onforia
maaIitoisteIuio republifaoniien puo'
Iueen moitoff.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
Wilson tullut valituksi presidentiksi.
Roosevelt saanut voiton Michiganissa.
Demokrati kuverno0ri Michiganiin.
Woodbridge N. Ferris on tuIlut vail
tukSi MiChiganin kuVernOOriksi.

Mama tedot ovat otetut paikkakunnallemme saapuneiten sahk6-
sanoma tetojen mukaan. Tarkempia tietoia Ell meilla vida ole lehtem-
me painoon mennessa.
Mtaan huonoa aikaa Ell slit ole pelattavissa, vaikka Demokraati-
aka nyt astuukin sisaan. Painvastoin sopii odottaa parempaa aikaa
kuhn mita meila Wine presidentti halituksen aikana on ollut.
Uskomme, eta muutos halituksessa oil terveeIista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07

Shnrt rurtttlotnen ornelld, fpSlo
luulIoon pleen enemmGn fuin fofIi.
Iataa tubatta miestG, on ioutunut
toppioue ia on %paroiuann paforet'
fe0d. &onStantinopolin luuIIaan OLE
man noitoftoiben buI9arioloisten
armoiua ia fen tafia on erds TURTLE
laiiiSta %fofoonpantu fomitea rufpen.
nut fesfuStelemoan, iosfo oIiIi eouI.
lifinta ppptdG raubanIolmimista.
Woinittu uutinen On iaapunut tdnne
2onstantinopolisto.
On fuIunut lphpt alta Iiitd FUN
Surffi iuIisti ioban Ii%ittputuneita
10 oItioita poshan ia e~nfimdiiead
miifpua topobtuneet taistelut pddt'
tpitpGt &irf &ilisIebin oromaottiieen
ontoutumiieen ia IamoIla oil ie omi.
ania opeiiomaon htrtfiloifHe. ettS
buono idriestpS ia moraali ormei'
iosfa omat mitd tubotfmmat. Sd.
nddn on idmd iuuri turttIlainen or.
meiia fdrTinpt muiertatpon toppion
ia or poraiuaan pofomotfoua so
moilin p6dsid &onstantinopolista.
On m%obooqisto, ettd potenenan orr
meiion poluutie iulee fattoistut5i n
nenfuin ie ebtii 2onetantinopoliin.
9ul9oriaIaisten ormeiio oil
pienempi.
Sofia, marraSf. 1 p. - 2Gbem.
mat tiebot funresta t~urffiloiIesta orr
meiioSta pIoittonat, ett6 Re on
ouut paIion iuurempi fuin bull
9arioIaisten armeiia. Eurffilaisten
armeiia, iosia oil faiffiaan faffila
tao tubotta miestd, oil Curtin Iota.
ministerin No3im paiban fomeu.
nufien oIaiiena ia bdnen apunaan
oIipat Curtin taitapimmat lotapddl.
lif1t. TurffiIaiSet toiStelinot anita.
raSti, mutta beibdn oil Iopulta nab.
bottom festdd bul9ariolaisten tulifia
bpDffdpfTid ia p~afenipot iuuresfa
epdidriestpfiesid Sborlua fobben,
Snrtfilaisten fdrIimdn miesbufan
ianotaan olenon birmein. 9e omat
menettdneet iumret ioutot fuoaeisio
ia baanpttuneisIa ia fen Iiidfii on
iouffo turffilaiiia ioutunut bulgaria.
lotsien iotaponeeitTi. Yudmainitnn
IiidfIi on bulsarialoisten onnistunnt
Iaaba Iuunnattomat mddrdt turffi'
IoiSten iotatarpeito. 2un bulgaria.
Iaisten onnistui ottoa baltuunia
turftiloisten fotatarpeita fulettatpa
iuno ldbeud SuIu Yur9oiia, Min
pddfimdt be paIion ebuqiIempaan
aiemaan fuin turtfiIoiiet.
l1pottimat turtfilaisten taiStelu'
Ioifpan.
Mteena, morrasf. / p. Srddn
freiffaIaiien torpebopeneen onnis'
tut ellen italia upottaa turffiloinen
taisteIulaipo Seth .BuIeno Sumo
SaIonifisIa. 2reitfaIaiIen fomento.
Jan ubfarobfea pritps tapobtui TURF
fiIaisten buomoomotto, moiffo be
%paroiuaon pommiitipot onfarasti
rannifona olemista linnoitufista.
Sorpeebomene Ell fdrIinpt pienintd'
fddn mabinfoa.
2reitfalaiIet ottaneet b%alhrunIa
Iaaren.
Mteena, marrosf. 1 p. : 2reiffo'
IaiSien onniStui tGn6dn pttoo bal.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07

lunr'n ola ON trtsttttDld.
SuunnitteIenat tpaotimufIiaan.
0ienna, morraSf. 1 p. - Monte.
ne9ron, Bulgarian, Serbion ia 2rei.
Tan eoustaidt omot poraiqaan neu'
nottelemosIa pbteiIistd paatimutIiss
ia, ioitn be tuletpat tetem6Gn Suetil.
lie mihomieli'pntIien lopuitua Wloi
nittu mntinen on Iaapunut Neue sSreie
presie nimiIeue ianomolebbene.
9ul9ariaIaiIet moIoittoneet faus
punoin.
Sofia, morrost. l p. = 8uIgorias
pnnistui fdnaSn tpoDpittao
niminen turffiloinen Tau,
Sdmdn %taupunsin paaoitta.
tatia on beiodn onniStunut
tdneelleen fotfoieto pbteps Abriano'
polin ia 2onstantinopoltu tpdliad.
nlfononot eipGt ole fpielG tuueet
ptIimieIiippteen.
Berlin, morrosf. 1 y. - ulfomal'
lat eimdt ole nield tulleet ptIimieli.
fiitd iosto be lefaantutuat
iotaon eli tarioutupat tpd'
littdmddn raubaa aiiain nptpfan.
MALTA ouesia eli iosfo he ooottonot
fifii fun eniin on tapobtunut toiStelu
S6alian Iuona, iofa on % moilin
2onstantinppoliSto.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-18
NORFOLK

R. R. Stoeckel and Theron Rockwell, who are spending a month in Newfound- land, have been catching speckled trout weighing as high as seven pounds and salmon weighing as high as twenty-two pounds.
 Misses Mary and Grace Dillon, who have been visiting local friends, left this morning for their home in Quincy, III.
 Harold Carter is visiting olassmate at Penn Yan, N. Y.
 Arrangements are being made at the Norfolk Club to hold tennis tourna- ment the first week in August.
 Mrs. E. J. Horton, who has been visit ing Mrs. G. o. Scoville. has returned to her home in Peekskill. Mrs. Scoville and sons accompanied her.
 MT. and Mrs Francis Tierney returned from their wedding trip Monday evening.
 Miss Jennie Conway of Hartford is rusticating at the O'Brien farm.
 MT. H. H. Bridgman has returned from Boston.
 Miss J. P. Butler is spending a few days with friends in Winsted
 Miss Mary Eldridge, following her usual custom, has arranged @ notable concert to be given in the historic Con- gregational Church on the village green, Wednesday evening, July 24, for the benefit of the Norfolk home missionary society. It will be the 18th musical event of its kind, and eminent operatio artists will take part in it.
 Mrs. Stearns, of Boston, is visiting her son, Rev. W. F. Stearns.
 MT. Ralph Carroll, a summer resident, broke a long standing record, at the Golf Links, of 63, by making the eigh- teen holes in 65.
 Miss Florence Hurley, of Hartford, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. k. Whalen.
 Misses Cecil and Irene Owens, of Pittsburgh, are spending 8 few days with Mrs. J. E. Arnold.
 H. 0. Gidman has the contract to wire the F. M. Shepard house on Greenwoods Road.
 Charles McCarty, who underwent an operation for appendicitis recently in Winsted, is expected home this week.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-18
A STITCH IN TIME
Canaan People Should Not Neglect
 Their Kidneys.

No kidney ailment is unlmportant. Don't overlook the slightest backache or urinary irregularity. Nature may be warning you of approaching dropsy, or fatal Bright's disease. Kidney dis ease is seldom fatal if treated in time, but neglect paves sthe way for serious kidney troubles. Don't neglect a lame Or aching back another day. Don't ignore dizzy spells, irregular or dis colored nrine, headaches, weariness or depression Begin treating the kidneys with the reliable, time-trled remedy, Doan's Kidney Pills. For 70 years, Doan's have Been curing sick kidneys and curing permanently. Endorsed by Canaan people.
 W, Wyckoff, Railroad St., Canaan, Conn.,, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills greatly benefited me and Iado not hesi- tate to recommend them. My kidneys were disordered and I suffered from pains in the small of my back. Seeing Doan's Kidney Pills advertised. pro cured supply at Thurlough's Drug Store and it was not long after using them before was entirely relieved"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster -Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the hename-Doan's and take no other.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-18
WEST CORNWALL

David F. Smith, who had an operation for appendicitis about two months ago, is still continuing to improve. and this week his wife and daughter Julia have been with him
 The members of Blazing Star Lodge attended services at Cornwall Center last Sunday to listen to a Masonic ser mon delivered by the Rev. MT. Tender son, of New Milford.
 On Sunday evening the village people had the pleasure of listening to Dr. Ed. ward 0. Baldwin, who gave lecture on the Book of Job. pr. Baldwin is spend ing his usual summer vacation in town at the home of his father, 0. E. Bald win.
 The ladies of the Aid Society gave a very successful ice cream sale at the chapel social rooms last Wednesday evening.
 The Dramatic Club repeated their play "How Jim Made Good" at Goshen last Tuesday evening, where their perform ance met with as enthusiastic welcome as when given here several weeks ago.
 The latest word from MT. and Mrs. Edward D. Cartwright finds them call ing on Geo. W. Mccoy and family at Standhope, Iowa. Recently they spent several days with MT. and Mrs. Edward s. Smith at Elyria, Ohio.
 Judge Smiths daughters, the Misses May and Bessie spent the week end with Miss Alice Benson at Great Harrington.
 Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Tweedy have ar rived from Yonkers and are at their home with MT. and Mrs. William M. Shearer.
 George E.. Crosby with the assistance of George H. Beck, has commenced work on the repairs to the meat market for R. N. Cochrane, and this week Theo. Sturges has been roofing it with tin.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-18

Victory in the fifth Olympiad goes States.
 The loss of the classic Marathon race, in which America finished third, was regretted by the Yankee runners, but they were happy over the great showing made in many of the other contests. In the short running races and track events they were supreme Enough records were broken by the team to satisfy all.
 The close of the meet was marred by the intense heat. It claimed the life of one runner and overcame many others, F. Lazaro, the Portuguese run ned in the Marathon, who was over come with the heat after covering nine teen miles of the distance, died In the hospital.
 kohlsmainen First In "8,oOo."
 The 5000 meter cross country run was won by B. H. Kohlemainen of Fin. land. Anderson of Sweden was sec ond and Eke of Sweden third. H. Fl. Hellawen proved the best of the Americans in the race, finishing twelfth. The heat was terrific, and many of the contestants were over come, while all that finished were com pletely exhausted.
 Thorpe Wina Deeathion.
 James Thorpe of Carlisle Indian school was first in the decathlon.
 The American runners scored anoth- CT great victory in the finals of the 1000 meter relay race. There was little semblance of a contest for the first lap. Mel Sheppard, who started off for the Americans, took the lead and sprinted we'll out in front. Linberg, Meredith and Reidpath. his teammates increased the distance as they went along and ran the Englishmen off their feet so that the French team was able to nose them out of second position.
 Final Swimming Events.
 Final swimming races resulted as follows:
 The 400 meter race for teams of four women each, swimming 100 meters. free style: England first, Germany sec ond, Austria third; time, minutes 52 seconds.
 In the hop, step and jump, Sweden was first, second and third.
 The high diving contest, plain and variety diving combined, from heights of five and ten meters, resulted: Ad- lerz, Sweden, 369 7-1O points, first; Eur ner, Germany, 363 points, second; Blor- gren, Sweden, 347 8-10 points, third.
 Wrestling finals: Featherweights, Koskels of Finland won, Lasemen of Finland, second; Gerstackers of Ger many, third, Ltghtweights: Ware of Finland, won; Maiason of Sweden, second. and ATalstrom of Sweden, third
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-18
U. 5. AGAIN WINS
 OLYMPIC GAMES
Beat Other Countries by Large
 Margin
REGRET LOSING MARATHON

But Yankee Runners Are Happy Over Great Showing Made In MS1y of the Other Contests - Heat Claims Ath- Eete's Eife-James Thorpe Wins De- cathIon.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-18
FLAWS TRIALS COSTLY.
Cost County of New York $35o,ooo to Place Him In Matteawan-FamiIy
 Has Spent Thrice as Much.

While the decision of Justice Keogh on the question of the sanity of Harry Thaw-expected about July 26-is awaited, attention has been drawn to the enormous expense attached to the recent hearing.
 The opinions of the alienists have had most to do with piling up the ex- penses in all the Thaw hearings and trials. It is figured that to place Thaw in Matteawan it has cost the county of New York $35O,OOO, making the murder of Stanford White one of the most ex- pensive in the matter of high expenses in the history of the state.
 - It,hasS cost Harry Tha~ and his fam fly three times this sum, .or more than $1,OO0OO0, for his two trials and his hearings to obtain a release from Mat keawan.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-18
Pathetic.

General Marion Maus has a keen and delicate taste in literature, and at recent dinner at Vancouver bar racks, discussing a popular novel of little worth, General Maus said:
 "The pathos of the book is really bathos. It reminds me of a private's widow. The good woman was about to sell her household. furniture, her rugs, plated ware and whatnot. As she was going over these articles her eyes filled with tears, host of mem ories rose to her mind, and, laying aside a half dozen knives, she said:
 ooh, dear; I can't, let these go! They've been in poor Georges mouth too oftenr r"-New York Tribune.
Connecticut western news., 1912-07-18
Turned Things About.

Pat was in the army and he was very awkward. One day he was out drilling, when the sergeant turned to him and said:
 Pat, what did you do before you came here?"
 'Begorrah, yer honor, used to drive pigs, but since l have come here l have nothing but pigs driving me- London Answers.