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 Mrs James FlnBiEaH of south Man chester. Nas found dead by her two lttis children Ia the East cemetery waere she vent after supper for @ ahort WaIk. the cemetery being 10 the rear of her home Medical Examiner F. Tinker. after viewing he body as signed heart failure as the cause of death MFs FinHlgan vas about fs years old and 0as born lu Ireland The coal business ia Hartford la ia fae most unsettled condition of many seasons. The dealers are not determined as 10 buying tbeiF summer s'oek and consumers are not putting in ther ainters supplies
 The fire commissioners of Windsor Locks baVe purchased new steam whistle which will be used la EAe future for sounding Ire alarms and Wsl be operated 4t the Wtud s05 Paper Mlu l. is intended that a person wishing Co send ia an alarm eaa pull the alarm from q boa B. usual and the number of iAe box will be sounded by blasts from the mn
 4 practical joke has cost Linus A Hlu a.s position as eleFs iu the War HaRfofd pa office 4 fsv mgals ago ln spirit of fun Ha sea iefter fo one of tha toau otfe.aIs draw inR attention to the town cloak and Hs frequent afrkes la hs hurry + ls t.pialHed Hf ItH tfelas. He usF8 ranked eu9ei9B If4t tfei good uIHar Tor Clark HEI af sin Jaa h5nsk Ea rruEE a krd $0rafeu Il bE aa all4-.Q- Hsls dtEeu bF Ed faHst sg 5Ha tt uuHeh4a eampaa#au P4slsk waz ai=a r sat not ser4Qsi5 aart T8s aaa.b NaHehasfer Laeat poaer < 4famsa4 esmHank staH | eaga pa5sn aEa.ast tte placing of pastera and Q.aCa o4 light Hg Eqles 4aa have instruetai their warkmen tu re. move al such pasiera and signs ot avery description.
 Farmers ln every section of the state are alarmed at the shortage of iaberers dae to the hare of ihs trades prozpeElag 10 munitions ant similar industries
 E the plane Of the New Britain school board are followed out by the common council there wlli be cen. sorship exercised by fhe ely officials on all moving picture Aims that are exhibited h the city
 The iaadequacy of cottages al Wal nat Beach has caused dozens 10 erect i tents oH their premises equipped for lie in the open several Of which are already occupied They are mak ing s5 per week rental iu some in alaHee4
 Brdgeport's industrial boom Is re- aetted to as remarkable degree h ihs matter of housing sf Walnut Beach Devon, and contiguous places as in Bridgeport igself pushing reaiTy values ap about % per cent Butter ls now selling ia New Haven at S6 cents pound and eggs at g and ss cents dozen All provisions have risen and are siili rising ow. ing Co the war and the brisk demand for labor
 The competitive parade of drum corps. ef this state. which vas held in New Haven. resulted in the tri- umph Of the corps of Nesthrook. and that organization was accordingly awarded the prize a silver loving cup Over 20 corps were present in the procession.
 The matter of engaging 8 visiting nurse for Windsor Locks is again be ing discussed. especially since John Msller ol TAompsonyl.le vas la town