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 For Hs r-E tu ia H af tHe H National = nasits f6taI 0Faf oa million dollar
 The lGa1 convention af .He Con nacucec State Master ~uae-a Aa- s6e uH inc. Eeld a af1zieH-
 Winaham B5s# uou from South bridge Hlea n tH= Eastern GaaHs1t- eat HeH slaaH IA eaz-i L=aEza ar WHlmantle u aa exciting eleven srn-lR game. 5 to
 The employee a3 .He #H3 ef Paper company d oa of fAe American Writing Paper company have been glseH Hs..eH of @ yalae n 9ae=r 0aees
 The Connecticut Agricultural esl lega uine defeated tha team HaFEe senting tbe City College Of New York oa ss0FFs fed W5lamsutie. hY a score of Ie te q
 seaat Executive Ripley is planning ts start a National troop at &e9 Haven soon which wiIl take gp "Sea
 outing OF the river The troop aal be picked from the older scout oi the eity.
 This far no relatives have come forward Wlth proof Of their relation ship 10 the late Edward O'C0anor. who died in Bridgeport. April 90 last. leaving an estate valued at about s2.20e 0'Connor died while visiting frlends
 The announcement that tHe post office department at Washington. D e decided 5o postpone the pr1p1 5 change in tae rural delivery r5We .n West saaeld and suHeid for 5Hise days gas gladly received hy patrons nf fhe W s9Hald 9ffea.
 st paaFs Un.4erzafIkt parish q Heflden has received Ha#aezH q f380o from tae estate af Ns KaH# A. |. Ehap.# and tae 45sa RHase F seasoa WII He marked ts tHr Hres aa 8f nee parish house 3E#a fa# money
 Francis A E. Pat2ke H lHa Hea acH00I tHaaHE officer lu Harl8aa ~HH ming the besth aeer a Haesf u 5 saB.comm se Of The acaeo. hari Rlth GeaHe# E aeeorHsv a United States eonctHatur and iJtat merchant as his opponent
 Mrs Adelns HIakeslee dn Bois. widow of Professor Augustus Jay Du BoIs. who occupied tHe chair ef rivll engineering at Che Sheffield s ieHaae School Yale University. died at her home In New Haven
 Evidence that the International SH yer company is enjoying prosperity again in Meriden and Walingford |. found ln the erection Of a large ad ditlon 10 the rolling mill Of Faetory R, which supplies the | s C. shops with rolled metal
 School nam s and principals to the number ef 90 assembled in tine audi. torium Of the Windham High school building Wlfmantic for the fortieth annual session Of the Eastern Teach CTS Associatlon.
 Bids 10 furnish 60 new closed cars have been invited by the Connecticut company for distribution over the on. tire street railway system The nay as-you-enter cars have given such satisfaction it Is said. that the new ones will be of this type
 The selectment have issued notice that all jitney drivers who are run ming back and forth from New Haven to Sayin Rock without a town Of Or auge license win be arrested
 The selectmen of Southing.on have received several signs which MI be placed in conspicuous places upon the approach to school houses. for the warning of autemehilists
 Farmers and orchard men report the presence ef tAe lent caterpil al thus carly lu tAe season It ls re ported Chat the pest is appearing tn larger numbers thaH ever before and several weeks earlier
 Dr c. h Brown of lhe Cauaeet1eHf Hospital for he lHssHe snase at fas state con areHee of charities and eer rectiaa aE Noa 6A. ea eTae eam mitmeat et Insane taa sa fos Hfals
 In spite 6f ae arae number at scarlet fever cases HHa have hdeJ reported ln saa.amefH during #h, past winter the report q he #Ials hoand of health hows the town {. have had ihe lowest death rate dur ing the mouth of March af any towf in the state
 The plants h the tobacco beds at Sufiield are doing nicely and by tht looks Of things a, the present time the outlook for this years tobacco crop is good. though many of Che older farmers have predicted the coming crop a failure already
 During ,he past year about loo acres of land has been purchased by Inc American sumatra Tobaco Corporation and several gauvs b been busy cleaning te ia or Che first tobacco th -rnu sr n tee last few years abou reg ol sumatra tohacca lave been grown under cloth CD hand of tae plania ton by tAe corporation which has turn. ed out 10 he a money making propost 7ion for the concern.
 The American Sumatra Tobacco cor roration uses large quantities of New York stable manure which comes into Windsor Locks railroad station in ear load lots eight or ten ai a time This is carted to the oompany's plantation. shree miles west of the town and used On the land as fertilizer.
 The Hartford Dtspensary, which has been undergoing extensive repairs. will he reepenea and ghe event will he ohseryd with public reception.