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Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
THOMPSON

Miss Emma, Shaw Colcleugh has closed her house and gone te Previ- dence.
 Mrs. Fannie Marshall is with her mother, Mrs. Marvin Elliott.
 Miss Sarah Munyan has returned from a visit of several weeks in Yer mont. ing Mrs. Frank Foisey.
 The address by Ida Vose Woodbury at the thank offering meeting in the Congregational vestry Saturday after noon was very interesting and much appreciated.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
BROOKLYN
Street Lighting Association Organizes Delegates to DanieIson Ordina- ton.

few citizens interested in the lighting of the streets, met in the liz brary room and organized as the Brooklyn Street Lighting association, choosing o. F. Atwood president and Dr. Genung treasurer. This step was necessary in order that the Daniel son Light and Power company might have parties to enter into a contract with. It was the opinion of those present that at least ten lights should be maintained and efforts will be put forth to raise the necessary funds for this.
 Mrs. Mary Dow of Webster recent ly visited MT. and Mrs. c. I. Hill.
 Miss Ella Brown has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs c. A. Potter Tor a week.
 Delegates to Ordination
 The Brooklyn Baptist church has appointed the pastor, Rev. George F. Genung, D. D.. Deacon T. D. Pond and R. B. Witter delegates to meet with the DanielsOn Baptist church Dec 5th. 1913 at 2.30 o'clock 60 consider the propriety of setting apart to the gos- pei ministry their brother Clarence Clifford.
 Miss Mary Bassett is visiting rela- tives in POmfret.
 Miss Helen L. Witter spent Sunday with friends in Fall River, Mass
 Mrs. William H. Clewley recently visited her sister in Providence
 Mrs. l., F. Allen spent Sunday with her daughter in Canton, Mass Women's Club Hears Interesting Pa
 pers.
 The Women's club of Brooklyn held a meeting Monday. The Misses Pal mer were hostesses. Miss Charlotte iScharboro read Q paper on Egypt The New Empire, 1525-525 B. C. Mrs. Anna B. Cummings read one on What Woman Should Know About the Care of Property.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Howard Carpenter and friends of Putnam were rabbit hunting in the Valley Monday and Tuesday,.
 MT. Merritt and Mfr. Allen of Port chester, N. Y, are at Allen w. Ken yon's this week.
 Miss h. F. Kingsley has returned from Hartford.
 Alfred D. Briggs of Penafnet saent Friday and Saturday at Allen Ken yeR's.
 Several from here attended the liar vest Heme fair at North Ashford Fri day exeaszfg.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
"CASCARETS" IFCONSTIPATED, SICK,
 HEAOACHY, BILIOUS-- DIME A BOX

decomposed waste matter and con- sttpatton poison from Ehe bowels. Then you feel great.
 A Cascaret tonight win stratxnhan you out by mornings fO-cent box from any drug store win keep your head clear, stomach sweet, liver and bowels regular and make you feel bully and oheerful for months. Don't, forget the children.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22

Turn the rascals out-the headache, biliousness, constipation, the sick, sour stomach and foul gases-turn them out tonight with Cascarets.
 Don't put in another day of distress Let Cascarets sweeten and regulate your stomach; remove the sour, un- digested and fermenting food and that miserymaking gas; take the excess bile from your liver and carry off the
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
RAWSON

F. o. Cook was in Boston Thurs day.
 Miss Sadie Fitzgerald visited her grandmother in Pomfret Wednesday.
 Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald and sons Ed ward and Ambrose, were in Willi- mantle Saturday.
 Mrs. R. F. Baker was in Williman- tic Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
CANTERBURY
Miss Stool<er Speaks at Congregation- al Church-Union Thanksgiving Service.

In spite of the storm Sunday quite 8 little company gathered in the Com Cregational church at Canterpury Green. where they listened to an ln- spirinc address by Miss Wilhelmina Stooker in The Worldwide Sunday School Movement. with a report of the great Sunday school convention held at Zurich Switzerland, last summer.
 Next Sundays service and also the rn5dweek prayer meeting will be in ac- cordanCe with the observance or F1one Mission Week
 Thanksgiving day, it is planned to hold an evening ThankssivinS service at which the cantata Our Country Tor AT will be a part of the program rms is to he a union service of neighDoI- ing churches in which the ministers of inc churches shall iead- This will be al I.30 ?. IT. at Canterbury Green.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
EAST WELLINGTON

Miss Edith Cushman has been visit ing in Mansfield.
 Mrs. Charles Bolican of Stafford Springs is visiting Mrs. M. Cushman.
 MT. and Mrs. John DeYoung of Ter ryville spent the week end with Mrs. A. G. Baldwin.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
OfJECO
Fair and Sale Nets S211-Station Agent Transferred to Massachusetts.


 The Ladies Aid society held the an nual fair and sale in the town hall last Saturday night, Mrs William w Kenyon being president of the society. The fair was d success, netting $211.15. which shows the society to be in a f1ourishing condition, all having work ed hard to make success of saN and fair
 Harry sherman was confined to the house last week with rheumatism.
 Mrs. c. D. Whitford has been visit ing her daughter at Taunton this week
 Agent Transferred.
 F. Partridge has moved his family to Saundersville, Mass. where he has been transferred as station agent
 Thomas Underwood has moved into the tenement vacated by MT Partridge Solomon Whitford has been visiting his nephew, Fred Whitford, the past week
 Mr and Mrs. Solomon Whftford spent Tuesday with MT and Mrs. Edwin Hill @ Mrs. s. B. WinsIow was in Summit Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
WELLINGTON
School Children Continue Campaign Against Tent CaterpiIIar-6Fanse Offers Prizes for Egg Masses.

Mrs, George V. Smith has returned from delightful week passed in New Haven.
 The school children are busy and much elated over the tent caterpillar egg mass contest, seme of them, if not all, realizing that if they do not win prize they are engaged in good work
 Grange Offers Prize,
 The last Grange meeting was most interesting for supplementing the very fine lecturers pFegram was a talk on
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
HAMBURG
Mrs. Edward LaPIace Home from the Backus HosPitaI-Road Work Sus- pended.

Mrs, May Bill has been entertain ing her sister. Mrs. William Pratt of Hartford,
 Fhe many friends of Mrs. Edward LaPlaee are glad to see her home after her recent illness at the Backus hos pitaI.
 The aHetiRA held Tuesday evening by the L. B. s. was financial suc- cess.
 Work en the state read has been suspended No EeaseR was given, and are on the waiting list.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
RIPLEY HILL
Charade Party and Supper Given for Miss May Freeman-Mrs. Boynton Improving.

Thursday evening a charade party was given for Miss May Freeman at the home of Mrs Freeman, twenty were present. Miss Brigham gave a supper for the gathering after which the party adjourned to Miss Greens for a social evening. twenty five were present. Light refresments were served.
 Mrs. Frank Boynton who has been at a private hospital for some weeks, is improving and hopes to be at home for Thanksgiving.
 MT. and Mrs. Rowley entertained Rev. and Mrs. Dodd this week. MT. Dodd being in town to attend the revival ser vices at the M E. church.,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
BOLTON
chester Meetina-Tay Family Re turns.


 Miss Adelia N Loomis of this place and Miss Edith Maxwell of South Man chester both members of Bolton grange, No. 47. have returned from Manchester. N. H., where they attend ed the National Grange meetings
 Miss Josephine Mathieu has returned from New Britain, where she has been visiting Miss Mary E. 'Scanlop the past week.
 John H. Massey and family have moved from the Alvord house into the Williams house
 Return from Vacation.
 Mrs. William Taylor and seven chil- dren have returned from Roanoke, Va., to Mrs. Taylor's brother-in- laws, Rob- ert Taylor's, in South Manchester A year ago William Taylor sold his place in Bolton and moved his family to Vir- Vinia. Last summer he died of typhoid fever. Several of his children were talk en ill with the fever, but recovered.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
STOkRs

At a special meeting of Mansfield grange, held at Grskse cottage Friday evening there was a turkey suRnar fel-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
PONEE RET CENTER

Many Choice Prizes Won by Everett E. Brown at New England Fruit Show.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

Mr. and Mrs. Stanton D. wicks,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12
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NJ XKu TAX MWYVt 4N+ M
Don Secundino Romero, ex-marisca
de los Estados Unidos por Nuevo NE
xico, estuvo Ell la ciudad durante Ii
semana; habiendo venido con el fin d
~entregarie la oficina q su successor, A
III. Hudspeth.
La Sra. Josefa Baca, de 81 amos d.
edad, falleci6 Ell LINES y 81 funera'
Sc VERTIGO Ell Microbes en- la mafiana
en- la iglesia de Guadalupe. Era her
mana del diputado alguacil Ceferinc
Baca, y deia lin hijo. cinco hermanos
y dos hermanas para lamentar su per
0ida.
La seforita Clementina Chaves, de
Albuquerque, arrib6 4 la ciudad Ell Do
mingo pasado y permanecera aqui has
ia despues de los ~ejercicios de clau-
sura de la Academia de Loreto. Du.
rante 81 ~estancia aqui la Sta. Chaves
sera recipientes de muchas at~enciones
sociales.
FL sTeniente James Baca ha acepta-
ra.,na VI,
Al - ~ 4 ssss..s 8 ~. q, I" . n.us
dadsasms !. 4 a. su'
aasa ~ ~
y S0.A" o..os n1so'
800 '1eli'o VI Josen DaT
= oeaa .e10'uo ~ n'ucna sa'isiac-
n' pues e 81 1osen n'nlauo \ ~
paA p1lag ueseno ~ puss'o que
r. a - o0il'a
Miguel Otero, 2do- ha regresado de
IN sextenso viale que hizo 4 varlas
ciudades gel oriente. F'ue cordlaimenS
te rectDidc por sus amigos Y parece
muy fTobusto, y repcrtaF haber tenido
IN tempo mMy piacenter0. Mike
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12
DOS PRisloNEROS Sc HUYEN BIZ
cARcEL.

Dos hombres Sc huyeron de Ia car
Gel 81 Lines en- la noche cortando una
barra IN Ia ventana con un cerrucho;
y hacienda muy bien su escape. Fiie-
ron ellos Bill white quieh Sc hallaba
preso por robo ratero, y George Cole
man, quien estaba detenido en- Ia car
Ger para ser juzgado por asaito q
un policias Ell iiombre Coleman no has
bia estado fuera d. Ia carceI desde SUI
encarceIamiento. Uno de los hombres
habia obtenido la puhta de un cerrti-
cho en- alguna mahera y evidentemeii-
te Sc tomaron algunos dias en- cortar
la barra en- dos pedazos y la cual GU
bro una de las ventanas atlas de Ia
carcel.
Fl Alguacil C,osson dice que parece
impossible poder Greer que un ser hui
mano pudiera salir por un espacio
tan pequeio que fue hecho por estos
dos hombres. Los hombres han CANA.
do mucho terreno y es dudoso que pue
dan ser aprehendidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12
FL PREsipENTE DoRMAN MANDA
FELIciTAcloNEs.

81 siguiente es 81 texto de las fell
citaciones mandates por 81 Presiden-
t. de la Camara de Concrete Fl. Fl.
Dorman, al concIave de los Hacienda
dos Yeomen).
AL Conclave Supreme de la Herman
dad de Hacendados Americanos,
Felicitaciones
La CAmara de Concrete de Santa
Fe, N. M. por parte de u ciudadanos
desea extender q ustedes una invita-
cion para la construction del sanato-
rio para pacientes t~uberculares que
vuestra 6rden Sc propone construir
en- 10 future, Ell nuestra ciudad. San
ia Fe tendra mucho gusto en- que tai
institution 3 puesta aqui Y como
iii inducimiento para que la misma
sea trai1a aqui tenemos eI placer en-
~ofrooe1 ustedes gratis un lugar
deseabI6 de no menos que cien acres
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12
,sENLKcE MATRIMONIAL.

Parece que cupido va Sc resentd
permanentemente III Ia casa de- Don
~Alejandfo Monies y esposa,. 8 proba-
blemente la buena honra que la fami
lia guarda sea la causa para que este
cazador de amoresI buscara tan buen
albergue. La siguiehte es la segunda
boda en- la casa del ST.. Monies en-
unas cuantas semanas;
I'm la iglesia Oat0lica de Pena Bian-
ca, Ell viernes, iJnnio Is, 1913, Sc cele.
bro FL eniace matrimonial de la simpa-
Utica v bella sefofita Aurelia Baca,
hija de Don Jose David Baca y de la
Sra. Fidela Baca, con Ell bien quisto
w honrado j6ven Roberto Monies, hijo
de Don Alexandra Monies y de la Sra.
Francisquita G.. de Mohtes, to-
das personals muy distinguidas y al
ltamente estimadas en- la comunidad
donde viven por sus buenas u finas
cualidades. La novfa portaba un her
mosfsimoS traje depBoda blanco, guir-
nadia de fragantes " perfumadas flo
res blancas y veloivnupcial, p0rtando
EN- la mano derechasel hermosS rami
llete de boda, muy exquisItamente IN
tretejidQ cpn siemSSeverdes = flores
blancas, todos los cuales daban un
realize hermoso y encantador d la her
mosura de la novia. Ell noyio tam
|bjen parecia muy elegante portando
I'm yestido negro con los adornos pro
pios para bodas.
la misa nupcial que rue celebrada
Ell honor de los recien ~desposados tu-
yo lugar a las 5 de la manana, estan-
do Ell temple a~testadfsimo de parIen-
ties y.samigos. Concinidas Las ceremo
MAS en- ia iglesia, la felix spafeja,
acompaiada de u ~respectivos padri
. Don Panciacio Baca y Josefita Ba-
ca de los muchcs ~convidados, pasa
ron 4 Ia Residential De la nov!a, donde
todos 5untos muy c~Uatentos Z. IarnDO-
hiosainente participaron de tfnr sun
tuoso banquete y opfpera comida. la
cual Sc componia de sabrosas vian-
das. La nova esta adornada dc las
riqufsimas prendas de la honradez VI
por ser acreedora de tan finas cuaiida-
DIES no dufsamos que sera tina esposa
feel y muy cumplida en- sus obiiga-
pues estas ensefianzas de hon-
radez las ha recibido todns de sus
acreditados padres. FL novio es un
joven hcnrado. industrioso, trabaja-
dor, de buenos modales Y tamb'cs
blen instruido Y ensehado por sls
honrados padres, y por todas estas ra-
no dudamos que la union de es-
los dos j6venes sera una de las mas
y mas dichosas. Debido a que
habia luto en- ambas familias no Sc do
bale de costumbre. III Nuevo Me-
'icano desea q los recien casados muI''
amos d. ~felicidades y prospert
lad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12
LOS FEpERALEs ToMAN
Ell CAMPO EN- CONTRA
DE LOS oPoNENTES

San Diego. Calf, JUNO 9.-Opera'
Clones ofensivas en- ontra de los Cons
|titucionalistas cerca de Guaymas, Me
xico, han sido ordenadas por Ell Ge-
|Eeral Pedro 0jeda, comandante de IA
~Efortaleza federal, q segun los refugia-
dos que llegaron aqui anoche por 81
vapor Sc dice que Ojeda tiene 5000
hombfes v varias baterias de artille.
ria mientras que reportes que llegan
q Guaymas ponen la fuerza Constitu-
cionalista atrincherada por IIermosi-
lilo, en- 5000
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12

No acabas de atormentarme.
pero 20 te 10 perdono;
mahana sera otro dia
el tempo 10 cura todoI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12

Ell hombre Sc copduce siempre de
Ia misma manera; huge del calor por.
que, ahoga, y CORE en- busca de aqua
pcrque ahoga tambien.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12

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hrc. rressrf ~ arcertc ~. ,Reeadorss
Il pscs q "a ~. ~ Msvor ! onex
pra.id,6 4 ~ Anime ~ stendencia
como ~ riscaI ~ cindad
~. 1880. n. ,..h. ~ ". Y,
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12
NyEfe:
FACUNDO ORTIZ,
Escribano de ciudad.
Notas Sobre Il concliio

La prOpuesta de- Blunt y Garcia fu
per IS centavos por pie cuadrado.
fue hecha sobre sus propias especifica
clones, y por 10 tanto rechazada.
La propuesta de g. o. Carlson fu'
rechazada, debido, entire otras cosas
que no proveia para. proporcionar uni
fianza. LA propnesta de Carlson fiji,
tambien Dor 10 csntayoss
La p~ropuessita de "A. Pettini fue DO
~ centavos y por cleric fue rechaza
da porque estaba muy alta. Ell ST
Pettini cause algo de jocosidad cam
biando su propuesta, t~ray6ndola des
pues que las otras propuestas habiaI
sido abiertas y hacienda fuerza pc
nerse mas abaio que los otros cuandt
supo 10 que Gran las otras propues
tas. Ell Conciliar Renehan llam6 Ii
atencion al error y dijo que Ell concilit
no podia considerable bajo ningunas
circunstancias.
FL Escribano de Ciudad Ortiz aliyit
los tediosos momentos de la session
dandoles a los miembr0s del concilic
y al representante de la sprensa bue
nos pedazos de chicle, con el cua1
ccuparon las quijadas Y el donador &c
gand la amistad de sus amigos.
FL Mayor y Ia comlsIon de saIubri.
dad Actuarsn.
FL concilio de ciudad Sc reunl0 otra
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12

satsul rsstaurssxn ( los 6scoe. snfSsniscs , a.
p.ls. ~ orisinafles n.dseas % ninsuna eepecis.
In muchas cifcunstancias a. melor que d Acstts
e his1oo a. bseaiso. , etn duis alsunss q
siempne m4e egradabls para 81 susto.
Rfdanos boy nismo & cais d $780, sorpr&n.
danos DOE az ssmsro , prontitud On hacernos q
peuioo A1to nos 1nd1car& Quo estk afncofsueuto
interssado en- sanae On peso = que ohrs ds busns
81 y GAIA qus y "Reminiscences lbrs DO essfoa.
ebtirt eus ojcs { n verdad Enytar6mosselS para
que YEA por q mismo 10 simple. inofensivo J ma
tufal de nuertro nuevO descuhrimiento, cuan fxcil
e de tomars codno puede va. engordar an 81
conocimtento Dc ~ amigos q famiiia hasta o.ie
les admire Il camhlo cue an vd. notar6n. cues
loe efoctoe no detat8n "a aentirse.
10 1odr1amos harer ebte o~frecimiento q No
esfuv16faxnos sesufus do los resultados, Sen SOLO
los mafaviloso> txitos obtenidos per nuestro nusvo
descubrimiento los que nos ~perEnitcn hacer estas
ofertas 2 gauntizsrle q resultsdo como 10 hace.
m2a no tenea ninfun reparo en- co1tar 81 q.
guienfe ,cupon rcmitanosio hoy misno. Escribs
eu non1re , dirccci6n con clarfdad y dinja a
cara The esfgol CO. 101SHsrald Bldg.. Bing-
nsmto1 y. 3. p y: a. ! adjunte "a estani-
PHIL g eoffeo unos 40 c~entayos Americxnos para
eyuder 20 easfoa do ~frapQueo. Haga 10 cie Il
Andicamos > nunca % arzspvntirk.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12
|Loe EmpnENpapoREs ALI EN|
FuERzA.

RI. n |" HH ML IA
FuERzA.
$3.50
easonta ' etnoo ~ ioa MA Actlyoo
~ ssnts ~ Attenden 4 ~ nsoeu.
cIcn ~ n cfmars ds comrelo 81
NEXrtss pasado en ~ Nochs-Todos
Muv EntusIaemados y ~Trabajsndo.
-
Ia reception de- cTodos Juntos'' en-
Y, c.srto ~ ". .samh,es Al pa,ac,o
'''o' uau@ ~ IN
go 81 Martes pasaoo en- ~ Snocne' tue
una ocasion memorable IN Ia historic
IA ese cuerpo. Con una atendencia
Il cual excedla 4 cualouiera junta Spr6.
VIZ. y e~ntusiasmo ii cual recoei6 ade.
lanto seeun proRresaba IL tarde. 81
sentimiento i en- todos se notaba
tu6 que mejores dias estan adelante
psra Ia c6mara de concrete " nara
Santa re-. Antea que Ii tarde CON
cluyera. I'm ndmero de personals Sc
hallaban ~presentes. nero ouienes no
eran miembros. Sc leyantaron y die.
ron ,sSr. Presidente, nosotros de.
seamos -pertenecer 4 esta ~patrulla.1D
Fs,era de- Ia ~espl4ndida atendencia
" ii entusiasmo que prevaleci6. hubo
4 cosa rrande Z notable an tarde.
w cos mas fmpresiva fu4 Il modo en-
one LA yarias comisfones reportaron.
PMotioamente In ~ning,,na excencion.
cada comision report6 ma = dos i'm.
tass ' fenian prorreso definitfvo 4 ~
snltados ane annncfar x il c6mara.
III comisionn AZ aiaste ~ cuentas
renort6 oue Il afuste "a los ,ibrns =
c,,entas "A IS cSmara hahian ada
oompletados i II secretario nuevo 10.
menzaba IA INA pizarra nreva IN
,tnta, .de, aa,AS sx60 g ranorta IN
coiasaAdoS i6Rfa1ff9 ~ hea da Mtvo''
sxpdhxa lxas r,ixrfas 6i,e ~ dehian ~
s,ordex6i rnae af 1as mmi SSmnsass \ n,,avos
omigrIbYos astSbaX siendo agreeadosa'
I'M, 1890 css IA. HsiSc
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$500 ~ .''',on W. 800 : Sansa Is
80. ~ 49,
I've aVe phHajcIVr que van para ~ COS
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12

Dada por parte de Ia Ciudad de
Santa Fe y Ia Camara de Concrete.
Muy respetuosamente,
Fl. Fl. DORMAN,
Presidents.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12

Que maldita cosa
son los celos, madre,
Todo 10 que miro
10 veo tehido
de color de sangre!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-06-12
HE MODERN GROCERY co. JOHN PFLUFdERa
THE SANTAMEE SuPPLYaCO.

III mHcMdosW nNPdonp r cAUeraM ns tres pbMacns6 M c1mnaI pMEYd del Nwo MeA. -
S-Tss Santa New exMnsr eN New Mexican RNsw NM INMoaM eh~nc M M
#@ IS ~ cHANsAv NV rRMEssMo VA Esos coMHacANTEs 6M@& xHfoN EsrA con-
@ # rsTA PosmpEM MUsrRENv UEsTHoA Mcor oMANpo NTEREs EN- coNTEsrAy
@# g4 PArncoNANDo Le MgsMAsM Ni M###MN neutrality-suspicious. aaRHAAnAsqp
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03
WORK OF IDENTIFICATION.
Attended With Considerable Difficulty
 and Much Confusion.

New Haven. Conn. Sept 2.-The scene at the offices of Coroner Mix, who had spent the day at the wreck and making a round of the hospitals when he returned this evening to pre- pare list of the dead, was similar to that some years ago. when the Charles Edwards shooting inquest was on. A score of neWspapermen besieged his offices trying to get something definite. State Attorney filling and his assist ant Walter Pickett, were with the coroner, who also had Medical Exam iner Scarborough there, A number of witnesses were present, including Dr. Joslin of North Haven who had talked with many of the injured while they were awaiting ambulances.
 George w Ellxins, IT,, visited the coroner, and through his description was able to identify several members of MT. Fox's camping party.
 The description of a young woman who wore the pin of Yale's senior. so- ciety of Scroll and Key at once came Burnside Winslow, former baseball captain, and Morin s. Hare, a famous football player, with Deputy Coroner Ely and others, called upon the cor Oner. It was stated that the young woman probably was the fancee of member of the society. In the early evening the young woman was identi- fled as Miss Davis of Philadelphia, but no other information was forthcoming
 Ascertainment of the list of the dead and injured was peculiarly difficult Medical Examiner Scarborough turned his list over to the railroad authori- ties, who later issued list from that and their own sources. Coroner Mixs list, completed in the evening left many bodies to be identified. Tie un- dertakers had been directed to care for certain bodies and when canvass was made of them the total Of wreck victims was made twenty six, Whereaa the coroners list called for twenty one and the railroads the same number. but the two lists did not agree as to the identif1eations,
 Many queries came as to persons on the train, One query related to the body of woman, a Philadelphia mes sage induiring if the body was that of a Mrs, Cassett Ne further inquiry however, came.
 list of the injured issued by the New Haven read in the evening still carried the names of several persons kRe#R te he dead,