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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-17
BRIDGEPORT


BRIDGEPORT, Feb. 16.-Lorain
Kester delightfully."- entertained few
friends Saturday evening in conl-
memoration of the eighteenth ami
versary of his birth.
The decorations were in keeping
with ST.. Valentines day and games
end music contributed to the even
thg's pleasure. Especially interest,"
ing was a contest game, the priza
being awarded to Miss Eva Graves.
Cake. coffee, fruit and bon bons were
served in the dining room from a
beautifully appointed table which
had for Its centerpiece an attractive
candelabra holding eighteen candles
Those who were participants in the
evening 8 pleasure were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Carson, Misses Marie Graves,
Marguerite Hartman. Voy Morrison,
Eva Graves. Lena Morrison, Icie
Hart and Sadie Kester, Frank Taylor.
Harry Walker, Cheslie Graves, VIII
liam Kester and Master Robert Car
son.
Mrs. Earle Lawson is quite i'll.
Mrs. Daisy Corder. of Meadow
brook, was a week end guest of Miss
Capitoa Barnes.
Lewis NJ. Sutton, of Clarksburg,
vas a recent business visitor here.
The Rev. j. j. Phillips is conduct
q ing a series Of revival meetings at the
Methodist Protestant church Of which
he Is pastor. The public is cordially
Invited to attend these services.
Aubrey Barnes. of Shinnston, was
recent guest of his father, T. L.
Barnes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-17

Before the war $40 beet sugar fac
tories were in operation in Germany.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-17

testimonial. /" = Mrs. LAWRENCE MAR
TIN, IL King St, Westbrcok, Maine.
Mansion, Wis. ~ At the Change Of
Life ! suffered with pains in my back
and loins until I could not stand. Ialso
had night-sweats so that the sheets
would be wet j tried other medicine
but got no relief. After taking one bot
tie Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound ] began to improve and I
continued It's use for six months. The
pains left me, the night-sweats and hot
flashes grew less, and In one year I was
different woman. I know / have to
thank you for my continued good health
ever since. y - Mrs. M. j. BRowNELL,
Mansion, Wis.
The success Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, Is unparalleled in such cases.
II you want special advice write to
Lydia &. Pinkham Medicine Co. fconfl-
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letterwill
be opened, read and answered BY q
woman, and held In strict confidence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-17

London somnibnses last year carried
passengers equal in number to 100
times the population Of the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-17

charge, He viii be Joined later "
his wife, who is an excellent preacher
and all around Christian. Meetings
will be held every evening at 1880
O'clock and on Sabbath day at 1880
To-. M. $3.50 p. m. and 1880 p. m. Full
salvation will be the constant theme.
The meeting Tuesday night was quite
good. All are invited to attend and
give the town q swing heavenward.
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MRS. TETRIcK DEAD.

1he funeral Of Mrs. Josephine Tet-
rick. wife Of Marshall Tetfick, was
held Wednesday afternoon at Enter
prise. She died Tuesday morning at
her home near shinnston. 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-17
S on Low Gear Without d Stop

On Deeember74, 1914, the Haynes, Americas Greatest
Light Six passenger touring travelled 166 miles
aware Water Gap and return, through roads hub deep
ithsnlud and over mountain grades without single
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-17

Republic. ~
.Afgonne forest Is sweliswoo dec
and has an elevation ranging be-
tween 800 and 90 feet. The ground
within the forest Is unffultful. rich
alone In stone. piquant scenic beatis
ties. and all manner Of legend and Ia
|hle:1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-17

pains In my back
and side and Yves 80
weak I could hardly
do my Homework.
! have taken i ydia
E. Pinkham.s Vege-
table Connpo and
it has done me q lot
Of good. I win re-
commend your med
icine to my friends
and give you pernis-
sion to publish my
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-17
Of |l||()NSi
Are Handed down by the Su-
preme Court of State ina
Dozen Cases.

CHARLESTON. Feb. B7.-By an or
der entered Tuesday the supreme
court OF appeals Instructed Clerk
William b.. Matthews to prepare a
docket for special term OF court to
be held in this city Tuesday. May.
4, and also taking control of its own
docket as provided by an act Of the
legislature two years ago. The spe-
cial session for May 4. however, is
due to the legislature abolishing the
holding OF court at Charles Town and
Wheeling and requiring the court to
sit only In this city.
Twelve opinions were handed down
Tuesday, as follows:
Locke vs.. Russell from Wood
county. Affirmed. Z.
Lewis VS.. Blankenship, from Mon
roe county. Affirmed.
Morrison VS.. Appalachian Power
Company. from Mercer county. At
Hams VS.. Parkersblrg Railway
Company, from Wood county. AT
firmed.
Kelley vs.; Insurance Company,
from Mercer county. Judgment re-
yersed, new trial awarded.
State VS. DeBerry, from Cabell
county. Reversed and new trin
awarded.
State VS.. Koch. from cabell county.
Reversed and new trial awarded. %
Turk VS.. RailWay Company, from
Mcdowell county. Affirmed.
Martin VS.. Coal Company, from Me-
Dowell county. Reversed, verdict set
aside, new trial awarded.
Eank VS.. Dudley, from Wood county.
Reversed and femanded.
Music Company VS.. Transfer Com-
pany, from Wood county Affirmed.
a Spanish syndicate IS ccnsids fing
building d railroad ACROSS Mort bern
IztriSa 6 4 nli lss Ion 5: y &
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Surge llebtrli(l)t.

Die bentid)en @erbiinoessn
riifen IN Serbien Dor. Sic
nebmem 9inSnif itno MAIDEN
Dicle 0efangene. Nie We=
ia1nmtsabl Der 0efansenem ioG
101, 600 Wiann betrasen. Sic
Scrben iino aiti albaniid)es 1tno
iitOnteneariniId)es 0cbiet iibcr-
aetreten. 9ie frdn5GiiidJen
0iilfstrnppen i'm Sii6en Ger
biens iiilo iiber bic Gerna sn-
riifgesaneen. 0eiitidlnn6 cr-
Hart, ban ieine Nnfsdbe in
Serbien been6et lei. 1ie DETER
reider mcloen GrfDlge in Mnn.
tenegrp.
WriedcnIano bttuilIist angcb-
d) allies, mas ieine MtntrnlitGt
aidlt beeintrddJtist.
Die 9onooncr s9soitD mill bic
iSrit0ensbe e0insnngeit Ser III
iiierten sfnan feiteeifrlIt ba6en.
0rntid)lnno erffGrt cine slb-
trefnil1 SdJlesipigs nn 9Gne=
mari lei itnm0sIidJ.
Sas rliinaniide Farla,nent
1T 5itldmfiten9etrrten.
Die BnIgarcn erfIdren, bGs
IL nid)t In Wrie6enlanb eiu-
ofin6tit iuuaen.
gle Sarfen nebmcn sjra6en
ber Aaiierfen bei Ari &urnn.
Die fanabiide 9leSiernns bat
ale @ttrsioeuDrr6fs anter SON
trolle senontmen.
Sm YsitteImeer iinS ad|tse9m
Sdiffr ber Aiiiierteu peritaft. :
Sn 9tnflanb iinb III ;yrant.
reid 1T nidlts WidltiseS paii=
iiert.
Ausriiie Der Stalicurr iDaren
ale erfOlsIos.
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2aIal.p.

Bie man iid oerfen faiuL iii
man in Der oelitiheil gotldaft III
@dibinaton lebr eiifriiitet iiber Sic
glrt lno @eiie, mic Capt. gop-Go,
Der Wiarine glffahee Der oeutldjeil
gotldoft, in ben Hro5eB geeen Or,
giin5 nno ieine Wfitangeflogten bin-
einge5ogen miro. gs iino BON Dem
Staatsantpalt gsooo III Dem 0e-
rihtsiaaI @ortc gefaIlell Die oiretf
fleeel6oft maren mir babell ia and
fhon alif Die unQliaIifi5ierbare slrt
rno gseiie, IN Der 0ieier Serr ssooo
Den Gro5eB fiibrt. aliflnerfiom ge-
ntadt lno pemi man ieititeIlen
totn, oaB iidl Oieie @orte audl auf
cen Wiorine glttahee besieben iol-
ten. miro bon Der @otid)oft Elm ener.
glider IroteIt erfoIgen SIC Gof-
idaft bebauptet, 0ab Capt. 9op-G0
nihts gctan babe, po3n CT llidt be-
rehtiat mar nto oos non ben 9ltta-
dees Der slliierten niht aid, setan
lei.
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SSstl eiiieln 6armbaus in Der
@egerfo BON gfelp NrnnsaDid, 81 ST.,
lullroen flint Yerionetl i'm Shlai et-
llhoiien, ipprallf Der Mor0er iih iebfis
0ns 2eben nabni Ser 0s0r0er iucrI
'anlheiren0 elmer Der polniIden glrs
teiter. 3ipei oieler glrbeiter iunrer
oltf Der sSorlL Die Namen oerielbell
lpeiB man nibt. Die grnloroetcli
Iin0 anBcr Dem eillen 9lrbeiter, Or
geiiBer Der 6arrl Salllliel @eiB
mann, leine SStau, iein Sdmie9er-
John Gnpio &igner il. 0eiien sSrcll
Sic le6s 9eideil iultr0eli erit nadl
mebreren Tagen gefiin0cll,
Gem 9iatnattenhdn0Ier Benz
innlin Sores aus Sos sfitgeles, Galg
irlrroe Golrtitog am Yroaoipap Il.
9teip Worf, ilnbe Der @dll Street, cin
8elltel nit 9iamanteil entrilIen, bic
einen @ert bon $4,000 batten.
Gilrd) ben Stllrm Dor 5luei
Wonateli lit. tpie aus 9ieip Orleans
gefneloet miro, on oelt 2euees 0es
gsiiiiiiippi EN- Shaoen poi 1900
900 Collars angerid)tet fuoroen
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Die beutIdJell gtrbinoeteu uefDeu
lueiteres 9sprbrinaen IN Gerbien nom
Nsifrolpita mmo Yriitima aus, luo6ci
iic $500 Serben ~ Wefaneenen ae.
mad)t babet. Die GAIL Scr 0cfdn-
gsnen, iueId)e bic Oentiden, Sic pe-
ifrrrcid,cr nno bic gulaaren bis icBt
In Sefbien aensadlt baben, luirb in
cimef aIierbings uidH offisiellen le-
peid)e ans Berlin NIT 1O1, 900 0lanu
au9eseben. Mnferbem iim6 md,
1000 Geiterreidjer, iueldje Bic Ser
ben stfangtn gfnommen batten, De-
freit iuur0eI. -
yla6 eiutr Grflarnne bts br,sf.
iden @emeralitnbes iinb bic Dperatiu-
Hen Hsnttdiahos gesem Gerbien trif
Der erobernn8 Nnonits Mnb bee
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gen nmo baten lie, luieoer anf ibr
SdJiff snriid5useben. glnd beteilia-
ten iie iid) bei ben 6ettnmssarbeiten,
trpbSem ertranfen % Eerionen
Sic 9fegiern ig BON aatlooa bat
IIid peranlaBt geieben. lGnlnltlide bel
ieren @ei8enlortetl Die III BEN Sc
Ifreioe Glepatoren bon Sort @il-
Iiams am 2dfe Sllperior alt biz mad
Ger atlantiIheit &iifte bin Iageri1 I'M
ter lire aontroae 5u nebnen. .y,s
lift Dies cine &riegsmnsregel, Die eitia
luilo oeSpefulation perbinoern 1on. Gle
,uorbanoellen Norrdte iperoen altl
5ip0lf bis fiinf5ebn Wfillione1 gnifel
Eabdei6att. Gin GROCER Geil oerieI.
ben eeb0rt atperifdniIdel @efrei0e.
bdnblern. Gin perlliinftiger Hrcis
miro feftgeIebt uno oas Gelo miro
prompt be8nblt lperbeis. Das getreios
miro u1ter Mufiidt Der yiegieriiira
nod europa gefhidt iueroen.
gsad elmer 9cfaitiitul1dung Des
otter. @eneraIitabes bnben Die Ste
|lietier in Den eritet ieds arieesrgo.
notell eilte bdIbe gaillion gote 1itsS
9ermiinoete perloreil. gie gefuiint.
|iuodnng Ialstet yDie italieltiideil
omtliden 9eridte lprahei1 in Ieefer
3eit biel BON GrfoIgen. 9eltte, eill
bnIbes sSSabr nod Der ariegserfia
|rling icitens iii,ieres ebelaaligeil Ser
biinoeteil erflaren mir, Dab mir iiber-
nft am Slon5D, mo mir bereits iii Ser
pierten S1laht itebelL oie poil ins
bei gegiiln oes 4rieges geip1blten
@erteioigungsItel iicgreid) bal.
ten. Set 8egian Der Sample isii
Siioneltetl lit cs Dem sSeinoe ME &C.
lnngelt Iif ben 3ielen ail ndberit,
iuelde er in leilleni eriten glnItitrlne
al erreid)en boffte, aber Der Grleg
'Iat i'm bereits cine balbe MilIion
Wanlr an Gotten ooer Tcr1pln0ctell
sefaitet.
Gine Gepeide aus @oibingtoa
pbuntaiicrt pom einenl neiierueli
giins@, ben bic glaiierten Inn oie
6elltlhen Wsddfe ino ibre Ierbiiil.
reten sieben anIaB oa5l gnben Sic
allgeblihen grfolge Der gnaldn0er III
W'eiopotantien uilo, bic iogenalllltc
sGampagne oes @roBfiiriten Aicolnlis
i'm aaufaius. @eltn Der ~eiierna
Gitlg" 10 groB miro, ipie 0iele genia-
len Strategen tlt @aibillgton aitoeu-
ten Damn iperoen Die ociitidell
Wiadte iulo lire gerbiifoefen mol
feline eroBe @nitrensungen maiden,
ihu Su iprergen.
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Die 66ide Qrmee nad Q6anin un0 ]lMtenearo uerR6en
9as r1tt11miid)e Yarlament.
glntDort OritdenlanbS al bic lebc yeOte Der Mlrtn
Gtne Mbtrdnng e6ltsmgs at 9dntmarf
Seine Mbtrttnng 6dltsmigs at 9inenlarf.

IeN III StuHIultCllt Ole HuiHrllu) tue
iiegreidl Derlanfen iinO.
9ie Ceiterreider melben, bah bic
Staliener bei HpOgara in il)re 3ctz
ZEN eingeOrnngen, aber luieoer an
riifaeihlagen ieien. J,erner baf fie
bic S6be nprboitlid) Bpm Gitlapia
sseitiueiie I'M Seiis sebabt, iie abcr
eesirnnsen mnrbelL iie luieDer anf-
5ngeben. Slnd) lonit iinb lire slm=
griffe erfolglos geipeien mnb bic
Gage bnt iidl nidJt peranbert.
] Ser ycrliner 9pfal glmseigcr
|iagt, Die gnlgaren battem nid)t bic
Mbfidjt, in Wriedenlano einstSrim-
gen.
Ginc 0epeid)r nus 9Dn6an ntclSct,
bic rtnlaniidJe 9iesieriiug 9abe Oas
Geindl Der bentid)en Gegiernng,
Srappem mno GriegsmateriaI anf ocr
9pnnm bis ans Sdunrsc Wecr Iem-
ben sit Oiirfen, periueisert. Gerarti-
gc Senonngen biirften nid)t iiher ya-
bn 5inansgcben. 0ieier Grt 8aba
lit nuf ben @nrten nid)t amgcge6en.
9rn 0eatiden ,uirS 6ieie @eigcrnng,
luenn lie iuirflidl itattgefnnOen bctr
nid)t nieI IdaOen. Sic fDnncn trpts
benz senng Srnppen uno Naffen na,ll
gnlgarien nno nadl Oer. Siirfei id)nf-
fen.
Die GnglGnoer 6cbanpfen, 9lMnins
nien iperoc bon Sag sn Sag ben vi
|Iiierten freunblider seiinnt. 3n mer.
fen lit bis jett 6apon nid)fs.
gie giirfen iolen iuie ats gaIel
gelnelbct miro, eiflcn al1ierifnniid)ei,
Miifienar Narncris 2esIie IN llria
|ernoroet baben. Gr lei bei Der gsr-
teioiguna bon alrneniern getotet gie
@elfihte miro mol niht tpabr le,n,
'fenn friiber muroe idot gertcIb9t,
Der Wann lei an @ift aeitorbell. Il
Die lIntcrIerbpOtc Der Geutrals
nlahte babcn luabrenO Der lettcn 3eit
GA;sfs Scr Mlf;;srtsn = S.r Gsx,..,S
osb.hrt D,,'r : =" wy
' 60: -.
u.". Sspslws sn NC .sep'h.Ia)e
! 2snnns ss1 Me'OeI, pas le1ollae oa nao Qeer
vsIssge nn poo nnl ~ nua uas @ 0u.U,U ols
lvv,oVn 0'ahA Aho o'e wse,lfea pO'i
WHY" 'e'eM ~ Y ensnlH''sI oaR He INT
ss.'~s'" Ss'uet1uno .s.te1eH. Vs
r".oeh - VT leR!eH 3e'l aaa) p'fi
M.p. Ill'3'ets selu"BeH sehummen
VIZ ~ l'avel.
aos coMppn 'c'ro 5Iseseoe'', oaR
=. IVY wv. - g.'eulsn.uao oHrd,ans
"u', H.e. TUT ~ Ahp oak oehurlW=
S.HOe Y, ot'usm Nu' pemerIcar maaresl
~ WY sa'. ya1s io'eoet 81 fris
SI.nmpy seI@sien 'o'e 'pir nfiiildl
Apon asuAn'nuFl papeh.
eIne Oepeld3e aus Salonifi alt Oell
s.Wfellagero" IN Npm nleIDet, a0ilig
Eeter bon Serbietl babe erfldrt, er
lpliroe entlpeoer IN Der Sbladt fuls
len ooer lid lelblt toten ipenn' Die
oeutlden gerbiinoeteit ods @inlelfeio
eroberten. DIE oeiitid)ett 8erbiinoctcn
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%erIanat

miro elm ilillgcr Rann, Der iih bent
3eititngsgelh6ft ipiomen fpia. MiuR
ste beutfhe nno cngliidc Sprafe
in @ort luo Shrift ponii1noig be-
berrlhen. slpplifationen 81 riftell
an oie .ssreic Greile" Son slntonio,,
Seros
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sic Iinb gum @eiidle IN ul{erm l,ellsu
SocaI einaetaSelT. 500 sipc. 6 fgSccos
iuaro Carriage p.s@ebdnDel. 9ieiipalp
YImmhinn & Sceutina So. Eel. TrotiS
f74S. NphnunQs 1880.
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Or. Clara g. Gppf, Sraliei,z itno Airs
Ser &rnnfheiteu. All Gibbs @eb1ucc.
grpdett 3747.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20

General Markets.

HAY-Receipts, 96s tons: steady: trade inactive: prime timothy. SIPS: No. 1 tim othy, $1.15a1.20; No. 2, $1.1Oa1.15; No. 8. sla los.
 STRAW-Receipts. 50 tons; steady: light demand: supply ample; No. l rye, 65a75c.
 BUTTER-Creamery extras. 92 score, 27Ikc.: higher scoring, 2sa2Shc.: nrsts sS to 91 score, 26a27c.: state dairy. tubs. fln- est, 27a2719c.; good to prime 25ika26Ikc. common to fair, 22a25c.; renovated extras. 23a23Izc.: firsts 22a22lac.: lower grades. 20 a21c.: imitation creamery, frsts, 2lika22c. ladies. current make. firsts, 21a2likc: sec- ends, 20a20l4c.; lower grades. 1sIha19ikc. {; packing stock. current make. No. 2 l9a l9lkc.; lower grades. lSa1skc.
 EGGS-Fresh gathered extras. 22Jka23c. i; extra ffrsts. 21ha22e.: frsts. 20a21c; sec onds, 1Sa191kc.; storage packed. ffrsts to ex- tra frsts, 20l2a22c.; No. 1, dirties, 17a17Jkc. {; hennery whites. fine to fancy. 23a23kc. : hennery browns, 22a23c.; mixed colors. 2Oa 2hc.; Baltimore ducks. 22a24c.
 LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, 171haISc. hroil- ers 25a32c.; old roosters, 10a101kc.: turkeys, mixed hens and toms. 12a13c.: ducks, west ern, 13c.; ducks Long Island, spring. 22c.; southern, l2c.; geese, southern and west ern, 10c: guneas 50a55c: pigeons, 35c.
 DRESSED POULTRY-Fowls. l2 to box. western, 60 lbs and over to dozen, dry picked 1Sc.: lbs. and over. l7c.; old roosters, 12IRa13iac; squabs, prime, white, 10 lbs. to dozen. $4; bs S350: s lbs s3: turkeys. fresh. hens and toms. l6a17c frozen turkeys dry picked, selected, 20a Tc.: western 10c.: Texas. l7ai7i5c.: broil- CTS. milk fed. IS to q lbs 25c. corn fed. ls to 4 lbs. 25c chickens l2 to box. milk fed, 31 to s lbs, l9c.. iS lbs. and over 2O1ac.: corn fed. 3l to Si lbs. l1c: tS lbs and over 1Sl9a19c; fowls. F to box, 60 lbs Ind over to dozen. 1Sc.: 90 to 8 lbs. 15c old rooeters, 13Ec.; ducks Long Island r71aa1Sc.; western, fancy. 15c.; geese. west Tn, 13a14c.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20
E GG5 PINK fG'loN
 IS NrN UN~E.3 WAY
Arguments 10 Dismiss Cen flaint Mad3 by Lawyers,

One of the most famous legal eases in the history of the country began in Washington when arguments wee heard before Judge Mccoy in the SUI preme court of the District of Colum bia in the injunction suit against Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo, Comptroller of the Currency John Skelton Williams and United States Treasurer John Burke for ''maliciously interfering with tht affairs of the bank.
 The case grew out of an effort by the bank to restrain United States Treas urer Burke from paying into the treas ury the sum of SJ.OO0 due the bank as interest on it's deposits. which the comptroller of the currency seeks to withhold as penalty for the alleged failure of the banks officials to make special report demanded by the comp troller as to the condition of the bank
 The officials contend that Secretary McAdoo. Comptroller Williams and Treasurer Burke have entered into q conspiracy to wreck the bank and rhat the calling for special reports as to the condition and business methods of the bank were for the purpose of harassing and "maiiciously interfering with its affairs under the guise of the power of the comptroller to supervise and regu. late the affairs of the national banks of the CoTntry.
 The argument related mainly to tho three motions to dismiss filed last week by counsel for the treasury ot. ficiais in behalf of the individual d.. fendants. Counsel for the government contended that the suit is in reality an action against the United States and not against the individual defend. ants. and that therefore 1t is beyond the jurisdiction of the court. The ' also take the ground that the bank. if it has been injured at all. has m ade- quate remedy at law, and therefore the court of equity has no jurisdiction over the case.
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His Wish.

'Tt is q woman's fate to suffer in si- !en,e.% she volunteered. 4''If they'd only let us suffer the same way" he rejoined.
 Whereupon she remarked that he was hateful. mean. stupid. contemptible. desp:cable, beneath contempt man. So Ledger.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20
LE GAL NOTICES

RESTRICT OF SHARON, ss., Probate D Court, May 4th, 1915.
 Estate of Della $. P. Worrell late of Sharon in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of Sharon hath limited and allowed six months from date hereof, for the credi- tors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present. their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All per sons indebted to said Estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 Otto H. Tiedeman, Administrator. Post Office Address, Sharon, Connecti-
 cnt
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20
The Five Pointed Star.

Tn astronoT.i"il ff~1r2S SUITS of the different magnitudes are shown with three. four. five and six points. On many of the ancient arn4o:ial bearings the star has six points a..d is called a star" while that with five is caIe a ''mullet" This fi%ure of the star with five points was in use as far back as can be traced in h!s1~y. It was called a pentacle, or pentogram, and came to have mysterious symbolicai meaning.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20
maqination.

Robert" said the teacher to small pupil. "can you tell me what imagina- ton is?''
 "Ycs," ma'am," replied the little fel- low; 'Hmngination is what makes fellow think Lees stinger is three feet long after he gets stung. York Globe.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20
IH.LENESS.

IdIeness is the badge of gc1 " and the bane of body and mnd, the nurse oI naughhness. the ste7- mother of dlsclpline, the chief au- thor of all mischief, one of the seven deadly sins. the cushion upon which the devil chiefly reposes.-Robert Burton.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20

James l. Jeffries. former heavyweight champion. is seriously i'll of pneu. monia at his home in Los Angeles, Cal. Physicians said that unless com plications set in his recovery was probable. He has been seriously i'll for more than a week.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20

The results of baseball games played by some of the big colleges are as fol. lows: Yale. &: Holy Cross. O. Dart. mouth, [: Williams, 1. Exeter, & Harvard. 1913, o. Princeton. &: Penn, 9. Lafayette, 3; Lehigh. l. Cornell, ?; Michigan, 1.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20

Estate of Milton J. Rowe, late of Sharon in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of Sharon hath limited and allowed six months from date hereof, for the credi- tors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All per sons indebted to said Estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 B. A. Deming, Administrator.
 Post Office Address, Sharon, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20

A cable message received in New Orleans, La, from France. announced the deakh at the Chateau Richelieu. sixty JnSles from Paris. of Mime. Amelle Miltenberger Heine, member of dis tinguished Louisiana family and moth CT of the Princess of Monaco and Georges Heine, the we'll known French financier.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20

The fifty Americans who have been surrounded by Indians in the Yaqui valley. Mexico. are safe, according to a dispatch to Washington from Consul HoStetter.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20

The resignation of the premier of Manitoba. Sir k. F. Robin. and othrr officials of the present administration was announced. The resignatinnS were presented to Sir Douglas Cameron. the lieutenant governor. who then sent for T. C. Norris. leader of the Liheral on- position in the provincial legislature. and called upon him to form new gov ernment. Those who resigned rep resented the Conservatives.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20

Eleanora l.. s. Cenci, the Princess de Vicovaro. the widow Of Prince de vico- varo Cenci. died in Rome. She was a daughter of the late Lorillard and Mrs Sarah Johnson Griswold Spencer anl an aunt of the present Lorillard Spen. cer of New York city, who Is head of the Boy Scouts of America and promI. nent in society.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20

Three thousand striking Detroit tMichl street railway employees vo;c to return to work immediately. pend ing settlement of their differences with the Detroit United railway by arbitra ton.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20
Foolish Question.

'Stsme one stole every blessed stock ing off ora line.''
 What are blessed stockings?
 ''Those which are not darned, oi course ''--EXchange.
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20
A Mean Critic.

"How realistic your painting is! It fairly makes my mouth water"
 "A sunset makes your mouth water! "Oh, it is a sunset. is it? l thought | was a fried egg."
Connecticut western news., 1915-05-20

Memorial services fer victims of the LuSitania were. beld in St. Peters church nt T.iFprpo0l. Among those In attendance were several survivors of the disaster and number of relatives of persons who had lost their lives. to. gether with the lord mayor of Liver pool. Chairman Booth t.nd directors of the Cunard Steamship company.