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a. IIMI HAUIRH.D DAILY CO UK ANT: MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 181K). Highest of ia Learning IWr.tT. S. Govt Report, Aug.

17, 1889. MOST APPETIZING The Van Houtens process EASILY DIGESTED. renders their cocoa easv of A View of th Aliened Cruelty t-UotchkUa iloiw Fxcumlon. The cae of tb Swede Crlon, who died In the b'pitAj last week, is being diwussed con NEWS OFTHE STATE. A FALli WHILE SHIXGUMi.

digestion and develops in the aroma. It is an excellent flesh than the best of other cocoas. SUN SPOTS Powder fe Hooters Cocoa 4 ABSOLUTELY PURE "BEST GOES FARTHEST." VAX HOCTE.VS COCOA wfAnortjiW, pare, soluble Coca, Invented, made and patented In Ilollund, nad ia to-da brlter and iwere soluble thue sny of the numerou Imitation. Ia fact, it i genertllj dmit-tidtll OTerEuropaUndaiKinip'u'atire test will esjalr no other Coco equal, this Inventor' la solubility, agTCvsM Ust and outruns qualitie. Largest sale Is tha World." A.k for Va Hoctes asd taes no otiizb.

a highest degree its delicious former, fifty per (cnt. greater 232Xl2a. DUST-PROOF BALL-BEARINGS AND THK VICTOR UNEQUALLED SPRING FORKS. tSTall and examine at store of STOIUtS CAW DEE, )0 A3 YLTTM PTBEKf. POLUMB A CYCLES.

A in Hartford, in Hart ford, REPAIRED in Hartford, WARRANTED in Raff ford. AIA BX THE WEED SUING MACHINE CO. GRATKFUli COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA. BREAKFAST.

TY a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which eovern the operations of di gestion and nutrition, and by a careful application cf the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. tpps nas proviaea our Dreastast taoies wttu a delicately flavored beveraee which may savo us many heavy doctors' bills. It la by the Judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enoucn to resist, every tendency to aisaase. Hundreds subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak Joint. We may escape many a fatal shaft deeping ourselves well fortified with pure blooi and a properly nourished frame." Service Made simply with boiling water or milk.

Sold only in half pound tins by Grocers, labelled thus: JAMB Homoeopathic Chemists. London. England. Liebig Company's EXTRACT OF BEEF. INCOMPARABLE IN FLAVOR.

USE it for Beef Tea, Soups, Sauces, (Game, Fish, 4c.) Aspic or Meat Jelly. One pound of Extract ot lleef equal to forty poundsof lean beef. Genuine only with sltsnature of J. von Liable, as above, In blnp. STAFFORD MINERAL SPRING WATER.

REGISTERED. GOOD Mineral Water ho.s become almost as necessnry an adjunct of the table as sugar or salt. This Is well, for it conduces more to health than either of them. In purchasing, one should be careful to get a water pleasant to the taste and healthful in its effect. The Stafford Sprlnss Mineral Water is sll this, and more.

It is bright, clear, sparkling, delightful. It cures many skin and blood disorders. It tones the system and carries off Impurities. It ia what you want. Buy of your druggist, or of the proprietor.

JULIUS CONVERSE, Stafford Mineral Spring, STAFFORD SPRINGS, CO NX. For Sale Bv W. R. CHAFFEE Hartford, Conn. HOW TO AVOID GLASSES Drink out of a bottle.

How to have en joyment: Smoko 'X- SLEEPER'! CIGARS 1 Tbe finest and best- made ten cent cigar In America, tii; TRADE-MARK. KEENY, ROBERTS Wholesale Agents, Hartford. siderably by tha state paper, irst Select man Felton inform a Coi basi reporter that the friend of tha ick man came to him for a permit to reroova tha invalid to Hartford. He refused until a physician bad examined bim and sent Dr. A.

Sear for that par-pone. Sear i one of the towu doctor and hi cursory examination undoubtedly did not reveal the gravity of tb ick man's condition. The doctor is noted for bu klnd-beartednesa and bad he even suspected the case to be typhoid fever it is charity to ac knowledge ha would not have recommendea hi removal. Mr. James Felton acted for the town and sent the invalid only on thedoctor' certificate.

Ha sav that ba consider bis action in the premier above Centura and getting more notority than be derve. Tlieiorwicu line steamer "City 01 uw-rence" is to make an excursion tinder auspice of Hotchkiss Hose Company from Cromwell, Middlebiwn nod Portland to Mantle and Lyle beach on Governor tay, August All sufferer in the eriou accidents of the past week are reported a on the way to recovery. RECENT DEATHS. William Moulthrop. William Moulthrop died aftfif a lingering Illnes at bl borne in New Haven on Saturday morning.

Death was caused by a tumor near the heart. He wa in West Ha ven, August (i, and bad been cashier of the First National Bank since it organization in lNl-'t, having been previously engaged as teller of the Quinnipiac (now Yale National! Bank He wa an official member of the Trinity M. E. Church. Shelton luccudlarlei).

Concerning the arrest Wednesday of A. L. Welton, treasurer of the Shelton Comb Com pany, and Charles Gale of Ansonia, accused of being implicated In the fire hicb destroyed worth of property and one life in Shelton, Thursday morning, April 21, the say: -Tbey haf nothing to sav when arrested and came along quietly. When brought to Shelton there wa a preliminary hearing be- rore Justice David IS. Clark or Huntington.

V. Munger of Ansonia, assisted by E. L. Staples, for the prosecution, and VV. H.

Wil liam appeared for the defendants, ide bearing was very short and was adjourned until September 0. Both men were released under bond furnished bv A. B. Ruggles. Welton's bond was fixed at (5,000 and Gale's at $1,000.

Gale returned to Seymour. ih.9 oiMciuls and detectives are very re ticent over the case aud it is probable that nothing in the way of particulars will develop before the trial. A. W. Paige will conduct the prosecution when the trial begins.

It is the biggest thing that has ever occurred In Sbeltou. Black and White. Miss Anna Jemlott, an English woman of 35, brought up in the family of Charles B. Wheeler of Lang Hill, seemed determined to marry a negro coachman, Thomas Bride-forth, although she has been turned out of the family for it. Brideforth bad secured a license from the Bridgeport town clerk.

It now appears that the couple went to New Haven, but backed out at the last minute. am A Horse Stunned. A broken trolley wire lay along Main and State streets, Meriden, for some time Satur' day afternoon and a stranger driving by got bis horse tangled up in ic The animal was knocked down by the shock, but apparently sullered little Injury. A dog that wished to investigate was sent yelping mournfully down the street. Dl vIuk With Dynamite Cartridges A Shelton correspondent says that E.

A. Carley is blasting away the portion of the ruined dock at Huntington landing, which caved in last summer. lie is using dynamite cartridges, wbicb are attached to a water fuse and are set after the fuse is lighted by Percy Barrett, who can dive like a muskrat. Died In Ills Office. Isaac Watts, night mail messenger between New Haven post office and Union depot for the past eighteen years, died in the office of heart disease Saturday moruiug at 4 o'clock.

Wuterbuiy Button Strike. There is no change reported in the condition of the strike at the Waterbury Button Company' works. They are closed until other workmen can be obtained. Personals. G.

W. Shelton of Birmingham brings suit against tho Now Haven Derby Railroad Company for damages to property in crossing the island in Housatonio River and obstructing the passage by which he reaches it. To remove the crop of hay from the island cost a eum equal to the value of the boy, 180. John E. Lovell, the old Lancasterian schoolmaster, now Slo years old, was in New Haven on Saturday, and is much better in health this week than he has recently been.

Max Alletzhauser, instructor of the New Haven Turn Verein, has resigned to take full charge of the Turner school of Buque, Iowa. Samuel Bentley, a railroad conductor on the Cana! road who has seldom been away from his post of duty for forty years, haa been granted indefinite leave of absenca by President Yeamans. Deacon Simeon Palmer's friends and relatives helped him celebrate hia 01st birthday at his home in Stonington last Tuesday. According to tj3 New Haven Tnt'on, Speaker Reed has practically agreed to attend the banquet of the Young Men's Republican Club there, and make a speech. The date of the dinner will be fixed according to Mr.

Ueed's pleasure. Don't trust to luck In getting a good room when you go to New York, but telegraph or write to the Sturtevant House, the most centrally located In the city. -Mth St. and Broadway. There are many white soaps, each represented to be "just as good as the Ivory.f They are not, but like all counterfeits, they lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine.

Ask for Ivory Soap and insist upon having it. Tis sold everywhere. 87,000 CAPACITY had the Coloseum at Home, St. Peter's Mllsn Cathedral St. lauls Loudon.

ill.W, Cathedral, Antwerp, hit. were these wonderous balls and crowded they would c.wt&la only a small fraction the number or the people who gladly testify that for every medicinal quillty and social purpose the 0 O. Taylor Bourbon and Bye JVhlskey, bottled by C. il. GKAVES HN3.

Boston, and sold by Grocers and Druggists, has never been equalled. Hip Jloiie rrneimwl mid Oilier (Special tO TH I COCKAKT.l Wn-UXAimc, Aug. 8, William B. Bland, a workman employed bv VY. IL Latham, white engaged io shin.

line nmr the top pf the roof of one of Uie First District School building Friday, fell to therrouad. The cause no one able to tell ubiifa'd wa not awn. Ha aurtalned a fracture of the hip bone and iujured bi left lung. It ii also thought that he frartured the Us of ba Mr. Bland wa at- TWtr.ra Rmilb and Kill add I in a very precaricrai condition.

SUNDAY IAUNfaFK- DlsTCHBEII. A Ilorae Take l'oeloB of Irk. (StiU to TH CoCHAST.) New BriTaix, Aug. 10. The usual crowd of lounjrer in our central rrk had their slumber suddenly dmrieibd about noon tdy, by un-xivted appear ance of a runaway horse whfc'h came down West Wain etrwt at a break neck entered the park, and aftT trying eome and putting the rest to flight down Main street toward Iierlin.

It could not be acr-Uined to whom the boree belonged, but when last een the carriage fart dwindling away into kindling wood. Wl I.U ANTIC CAM 1 ROOD. Flint Open Atr At-tendaui-Ifnprtlve Olswiirse, (Special to Tn CotBisrrJ Wii.uxa.ntic, Aug. 10. The first open air meeting on Willimantic Camp Ground wa b1 1 thi afternoon.

A large andience listened to the discourse by the Kev. Mellen Howard, Greenland, N. from John 33-54, tbowing the Impossibility of bridging or filling the moral golf between the righteous and wicked. Deep religious Interest and solemnity characterized the gathering. Several prominent clergymen were present A THIEVING YOUTH.

Ho Tear Vp ft $: Not ami Spend $5 Itelor Arreet. (Special to Tut Coi-iust.) Wixsteii, Aug. 10. A Watrrbury boy named James Enrigbt, aged 10 years, who waa visiting a family in Wii.sted, went into the bouse of H. O.

Adam, Friday night with a Daily Citizen belonging to Air. Adam, and finding no one in the room, Hole a pocketboek containing 19 in money, a 1500 note and a lot cf valu- able paper. Ha destroyed the note and papers, and went out to end the money, but wa arrested by Officer Jiowen. Fourteen dollar were found on him. A it came 1 out at the trial Suturday that he had stolen thing before In Waterhury, Justice Newton sent him to the Reform School until he should be of age.

HIS ARM OUT THE WINDOW. A Broken Arm ami Hpralned Shoulder I'ay for CarleMUas. A passenger on the train due in Meridcn m. Friday carelessly put bia arm out the window and It struck the switch-bouae north of the Malleable iron shop, breaking the arm and opraiulug the ahouldr. Dr.

Hmilh treated him on arrival at the depot, but he refuted to give bit name, BRI DO PORtIiOKSE RAI LAV AY, Rnmurt About Sale Continued 1 no iimi'Hiiy, The Bridgeport Stmuianl say: The road baa lecn aold. and the nemo of the gentlemen who have Mcoti the owner and who will in the future direct it alfaira are, Mr. Charles M. Everest, Mr. A.

li. Yate, Mr. 8. Kimball, the tobacco manufacturer, Mr, A V. fjuetebford, Mr.

J. N. Keckley, Mr. A. E.

I'erkin and other of Kochester, N. Mr. Nathaniel McKeeand Mr, A. M. Verner of Pittsburgh, Fa.

and Mr. Hberrosn H. Hubbard and Mr, C. A. Hotcbkiss of thia city.

The formal transfer of the property from the present holder to the new owner will take place about Weptetnber 1. SUICIDE OB HOMKIDF.f A Fltcht Snpplmpntpd by a Done of i'aria urtfea. DiRpatche from Waterbxry regarding the death of Michael Quinn, aged 4 living on the Beele farm near Middleliury, indicate that he wan worsted In a fight with I'atrick Cliff lait Wednesday over the pasturing of aoine cow, and that on rriaav night Mr Quinn iiw a bottle in her husband's hand the content or which be drank, saying tiiat it was medicine lor a pain in hi ln'sd. The lotile contained a volution of pari preen and Mwllcal Examiner Axtelle who reported hi (tenth to the coroner cannot tll (Jumn died from tho effwt of the poion or irran tne oeatine recoivea trom I'arriuit ClitT. (Juiuu leaves a widow end live children.

VITRIOtr TH UO I 8TO V. Not Such ft Heimatlon-ltnt ft Young Man Leave Town. The report of a dastardly attempt to dis figure Miss Vigeant of Waterhury bv the throwing of acid iuto her bdroom at 2 a. last Thursday, hau beeu much exaggerated. Borne one did throw liquid Into her room, Mr.

Vigeant say it was muriatic acid and he gave liercule Uuimftt, who has been em ployed by Bpeneer Fierpont, grocers, the choice between prosecution and leaving town Ouimett is said to have left town ou the 1 o'clock troin Haturdiy. The spot where the liquid touched Miss ieeant smarted and turned red but tha bed clothing was not burned nor are her injuries serious. No physician wa called mid the police make light of the whole alTair. THEBABrS HEALTH, It 1 well known that the live of our little ones are In great danger during the Summer months. Every mother dreads the approach of hot weather, fearing that it will bring serious Illness to her child.

It ha hitherto been a great problem to find a food that would give babies the strength to resist the weakening influence of hot weather Of course in all attempt to make an artificial food, the mothers milk ousrht, to be the tnndnl. But until a few years ago it was, owing to the high cost of Imported sugar of milk "The principal elememt in woman's milk Is the engar of milk." Pmf. jy 3il and the fact that it was largely adulterated, impossible to prepare a food that could tie sold at a reasonable price, lhe discovery by A. Babln, professor of chemistry In the Unlversilv of Vermont, of a process for making sugar of milk, made possible the preparation of a food that would contain all the elements for the Deffect nourishment ot an Infant. With sugar of milk as a basis.

Is combined the nutritious portions ot wheat and barlev thor. oughly cooked by high steam heat; every process in the manufacture being conducted with the greatest care and neatness. 1 his 1-ood Is known as Lactated Food, and be the confidence of tbousmd of physicians and ten of thousand of mothers. It keeps the littleonts healthy and hearty, and in many cases it will make the sick baby well and happy. It Is not a but a perfect food, regulating the digestion, putting the whole system Itno perfect health, and giving laughing days and restful eight to the little ono.

The discovery of Professor Sabin of an econ omlcal process to manufacture sugar of milk makes it possible to sell Lactated Food at a low prlCo. A trial can costs cents, and yet. In many Instances has saved the baby's life, (jive It a trial at once if your child is delicate. It will prevent choiera Infantum, diarrhoea, and ail Hummer complaints: build up the wasted tissues, make the liesa firm and bones atrone and bring the rosy glow of health to the pale iltue J58end for "Book of Twenty Babies," and birth- day card for your baby. Mailed free by Wells, fc Buiilnglon, YU A ND Eolar Storm are laid to have some cennecuon with terres-rfai cyclone and thunder etorms a well a with cases of suicide and Insanity.

There is, how. ur insanity aoout the popular demand for goods manufactured by Tie Hartford Silver Plats Co. The reason is obvious. Our goods are pleat Ing In design, substantial and finished right In every particular. In addition to a large s'n'.

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Hartford, t-OU I mivi iiGoni fifiiLY HS.m 1 It. NEW BRITAIN. Death of th Week-The Now Drly- iiiK i'arK aniureo, Town Clerk Morton recorded thirteen death last week, eight of them children. Freight Ageut 3. O.

Kunyon of the ew England depot i oon to lie transferred to Waterhury to occupy a mora Important position, Mr. F. A. Baitsette of this city ha been at West Folnt the part week visiting bi brother, fluel 11. Baaaelte, a cadet in the military academy.

There 1 no longer any ooudi or tne prepa ration of a driving park, and a flrst-cla one too. The capita) stock or the company I to lit 7,000, and several subscriber have in- rcAed their rjolding. Aleesr. ladweil, Holomoti, Brady, Htevens, Norton, Itiordan and Link hare subscribed for over half of it. Many other have taken smaller amount, and now only about eventy five (hare remain unsold.

The Gentleman' Driving Club have voted to rent the farm of the syn dicate, and a soon a the purcbaie I coin- ph to thry Will tgin to lay out the tracg One hundred valuable prizes are offered by the Choral Boeiety at their fair to lie held in the Kant Main Htreet Armory, September 15 JO. Beason tickets), are now on sale. A shed belonging to Mr. Eisenman on Washington treet was burned Sunday morn ing at half-past four. The fire wa probably incendiary.

Dr. and Mr. Comings left Roturday for Somerville, where they will spend a week visiting relative. The doctor will join the U. A.

H. encampment at Boston Tuesday. The Berlin correspondent or the Middle- town VMsaay: "Talking with someone the other day it waa remarked that the time was not far distant when Berlin would lie some what smaller than it is now, a certain portion of Kensington would be added to New Britain aud tha rent to Moriden. Thia would bo a benefit to Fast Berlin in many rexpects. The town would le more compact, and thi por tion with it industries and growth would tie- come the liveliest sort of a country town." The service at the various churches yes terday were well attended.

The Kev. Dr. A. U. Quent of Boston, who preached at the union service la the Outer Church, and in the evening to tho (i.

A. H. Fost, was na tional department chaplain for two years. At last the ntw military company which some prominent citizmis have worked so hard for, is assured. Ihe organization wa granted by the governor on Saturday, and to-day Colonel F.richsou will Issue order for the election or oHlcers, ini is good news.

About fifty old soldiers from this city will go to Boston to day, where they will join the National U. A. Encampment. It is re quested that those wbo go purchase their tickets of yuartermater John for no ticket will tie sold from the cilice at the station. The Rev.

William M. Brown, now presi dent of Tillotson Institute, Auatin, lexas, hut formerly of Nhw Britain, gave a talk at the Y. M. C. A.

meeting yesterday afternoon. BRISTOL. Trouble from Sovfuito-A. Town Moet- lnif Called. The town board of health were called to gether Wednesday night by the executive committee, who reported that the ewer on Main street had become a nuisance, which it seemed Impossible to abate, The river is in- suillcient to carry off tho sewage which is already poured iuto it, and several projected sewer have been stopped by threatened and actual injunction from proerty-owner8 near the stream.

The board voted that the time had come when the town must face the dilllcult problem of sowago, and advised the calling of a town meeting to take preliminary measures. The meeting b.ia been called for Friday next, at 'i p. ra. No action is proposed except appointing a committee to investigate and report the most practicable plan. Tho acceptance of Merriman street will also be brought before the meeting.

Mr. Nichols, principal in District No. 1, has informed the committee that he cannot re sume his duties in September. The commit tee will make a choice very soon. Saturday the Bristol play the Natigatucks in uristoi; aionciay the Cuban umnts play a Flainville-Bristol combination team, Bowers ana Lawson cattery.

I STED. Union IIoho Comimuy Hrlng Home Second l'rlzo-Vnoht lMttbIud. Union Hose Company, No. 1, won the second prize, at the Westfleld, iireiuans tournament frniay, and had a harty reception when they reached home, There were twelve contestants; distance fuet, including tho laying of feet of hose and putting water through the same. Time, seconds, Chicopeo Fulls.

team got first prize, 2U0; time, 5514' seconds. The vv insteu company was set back one second Because the hose burst. Rainy weather caused a small attendance at, the lake sports Saturday. The entertain ment will be repeated next Saturday. One ot the steam yachts struck a floating leg iu the lake Thursday and lost a blade of tne propeller, it was running all right again Saturday afternoon.

SUFFIELD. A Summer NMirht 1'arty Main Stroot Oreally Improved. Miss Lola Sheldon gave a summer night's party at her home (Bleak House) on Friday evcuing. Seventy-five invitations were Guests from New York, New Haven, Chicago, Enfield, Windsor Locks and other points were present. The selectmen are widening and grading Main street from the south cud of the park to Hazard corner.

Mrs. Dr. Lawrence and two children left on Saturday for a week's visit at Princeton, Mass. The doctor himself left on Saturday also for a week's stay iu the vicinity of New York. D.

C. Towne and wife left Saturday to attend the Grand Army encampment at Boston. They will be gone about a week. George A. Cliiia wt severely poisoned on Wednesday by contact with poisou ivy while picnicking at Kiversido Grove.

MANCHESTER. The Rev. E. H. Coley, pastor of St- Mary's Episcoiial Church, will start for Nantucket this week on a two weeks' vacation.

Members of the G. A. R. of this town wbo are to attend the national encampment at Boston this week, will leave here to-morrow afternoon and will lodge at the People's Institute on Tremnnt street. Klwood 8.

has been appointed special agent for the collection of manufacturing statistics in the tuwns or Manchester East Hartford and Glastonbury, will begin work in a few day. An Elevator Accident, The Bridgeport Former tells of a 700-pounti weight of an elevator at Eiton, Cole Burnham's factory which caught the head of llham O'Donnell as he Icined over the guard rail on the second floor Friday after-uoon. Workmen extricated him, and beyond severe bruises about the bead he was not injured. It adds: "His escape without a fractured skull was remarkable." A Curb cor Constipation a Sick-Head ACI1K. Dr.

Sflaj Lane, while In ihe Iiocky Mountains Uwovered a root that when combined with other herbs, makes gn easy and certain cure for constipation. It is In the form of dry ro and leavps and Is known as Line' Family Me. Icino will cure sick-headache in one ne" For the blood, liver and kidneys, and for clearing up the I ANNIVERSARY. The Urltlab Horn bard rtmnt of atootug-ton (, to custom Htonington celebrated on Saturday the anniversary of the bombardment of that the British fleet aeventy- aix year ago, August 10. 1M4.

The 10th falling on Hunday thi year the observance a arranged for rvkturnay. At wnrine at) Dm church 111 of tlie vil- U1.0 mm ran. Imirifction and iiaraae of the fire department owurrei at 10 o'clock, a few survivor or that memorwuie joining the pror-eim. lb Neptune or fitonitigt4 won in the firemen' context at a p. follower ly wcycie, uwarn, rn race, etc.

A fan Utic proneaaioti at 8 o'clock chefj the programme of the day. The town wa gay with decoration along the line of march and flags were Hying from all veeacl in tb harlior. A. FIFTH VA." Tbrea Men to Whom the Inscription Mitcnt Apiiy. TUfe letter have recently lwu mriieil from Virginia, by a member of Stanley Fort, 0.

A. cf Sew Britain, In regard to the card ioacrted In the Illcbmotid Iepatch of July 22, to find the soldier whose Initial are cut In the breech of the carbine lately pre-sei ted to tb pot, and referred to In a re-wit ifue of Thk CofBAJiT. The initial are C. A. Company urth Va." One of these Inlteni wa from F.

J. White, captain of Company O. Fifth Virginia, and i ntereetlne, but give no detinue ciue 10 me wildier in question. Another wa written by J. H.

Htump, Hamlin, in Lincoln County, Virginia, ho claimed that the csrliine be- to hi brother in law. a. i Comny H. Fifth Virginia, kiili-d at Fre-b-r-lckbur, Mr. Htump feel very certain that hi brother-in-law, Mr.

Feck, wa the man who carried the rifle, a they both aerved in the name regiment. Thi assurance was aonie- wliat Khaken, however, when later anotner inttcr wa received from H. Faraon, Fop-tar Mount. Ureensville County, Virginia, saying that "my uncle belonged to that regiment and wa killed in ome battle of north- am Virginia. Hi narno wa Cornelius A.

Farson." None of these writer aay whether their relative belonged to a cavalry or infantry regiment, that the real history of this car bine i yet doubtful. LEVI IVE HUSIINELL. Ill Iloat Comoa Ashore Empty-No Hope Felt Now. Iivl Ive Busbnell, Yale Hi, went out fishing on Friday from Madinon. He wa bound for Faulkner' Island.

A few hour later bia boat came ashore with aatla act, but with no one on board. It 1 tupposed that he fell overboard and that tha boat sailed away aofnflt that though a strong awimmer he waa unable to overtake it. it wa hoped that be might have been picked up by a steamer, but this hope is now abandoned, and there seem to tie no doubt that be perlKhed. Mearcnmg partie were out Friday af ternoon and during the night, hut nothing wa louna. Air.

JtUMlmcll was J1 year old, a son or C. llunhnell of New Haven and the youngest of a family of ten children, the other being Bureno Bamuel 0., Judnon, Nathan, Henry, KricBsori Wliiturop Jbdwara and Lottie. He wa prominent in hi class at college and wa known a a boating man. He wa second in tha race for the Cleveland cun lat May. The JNew Haven 1'aUmitutn say or the boat which caused hi death: The boat from which Mr.

llushnisll full hud an evil history even before yesterday's accident. was an open boat, carrying; mainsail and 110, and formerly helonned to a Captain Siannarilnf wesuiriMit. line out, 1111s ooaiaumiiiinicto hi lolster tmti one nleaKatit day atout ten years aito Cmitsin Stannard fell overboard nd the ooHt siilled away to the shore, leaving hltn strtiKguiiK In me water. HI hody was never found. H(Kn after that, C.

H. liiinhnel) booRht 1 lie hoal and il has since Keen used by In oim, Hie jin-siiect a ucrnp roe aiHiut hair an Imii In diameter runs alt between ihe rail of the standing room and tho gunwale throiiKh 'Miles driven In the namiw sum of de klnir. and It makes dangerous the footing there. On more than one occasion a man hag fullcn overboard In conseuuvuse of atenidng on thi sheet, hut then others were ou board and the only result was a welling. WILLIMANTIC AND VICINITY.

Artery Cnt-Llttlw Boy wants Anoth er l.ooil Mtwtinir-TlMt Collection to tho it lull School. Cimon Ayotte, a Frenchman, while cutting grass with a sickle Satuday, accidentally struck hi left hand cutting the radical artery. He was attended by Dr. F. H.

(li- rard. Since engaging to lead the singing at the Northport, camp-meeting, FrofemiorW. I). Tmnor lias received urgent calls of a similar nature from three other ramp-meet- mgswhere ho tins been loader heretofore. Ho has beeu musically connected with the Willi-mntitio camp-meeting for over twenty years.

The collection of corals and rare shells which the town decided to buy has been purchased by Jacob K. Lockmau and wifo of New York, and presented to the school. In the case of James Martin vs. Fred Tih-bita, action to recover on note, judgment has lieen rendered in favor of plaiutilf for 1 wo new forty-light dynamos are to bo placed in the linen company's mill to supplant fie oia iiiiy-ngnt dynamo. The Kev.

F. I Uayward of Norwich will address the illimantic Reform Club tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. Willimantic now has a good opportunity of wcuruig a puouc yarK uirougu uio generos ity of Messra, Julius Fiuncy and J. U. Martin, who offer their newly purchased property 01 seven acres on jacKaon street to the bor ough for a park provided the borough will construct BOO feet of street and expend fjtx) per year for five years iu improving the ground.

ueuust iuanes strong nas gone to Haven to assume charge of the business of his father, who is ill. H. 0. Murray of the Boston store, who has been visiting friends in Scotland, is expected ran lur nome on me um nisiuut, SOUTH1NGTON. Mr.

William Holden of the Phwnix and wife are at Morris Cove for two weeks, The Plantsville Congregational Sunday School will picnic at Congnmond Lake on luesuay. a tenture or the day will be ath lctic games bv the voune men. Twelve or fifteen members of the Grand Army and Belief Corps of this place will attend the nutiiwial encampment at Boston. The funeral of Mr. Moore, who committed suicide last week, was held Sunday.

Mrs. Burt Hull has gone to (iuilford for several week. Miss Mamie Flohr, operator at the Western Union office, is in New Jersey on ber vacation SIMSBURY. Fare for the round trip to tha U. A.

U. ro-union in Boston via Northampton Massachusetts Central Railroad is fi.SO. All citizens who are interested in the reunion of the descendants of John Higley, to be held here on the of this month, 'are requested to meet at tho Town Hall this evening. Mr. Chester Seymour, who ha been an invalid for many years, has been able to ride out several times during the summer.

I All, cases of weak or lame back. htc.Wha. I rheumatism, will find relief by wearh.g one of I Carter's Hmari and Belladonna Backache 1 Blasters. Frice 25 ceuts. Try them.

No Moro Crazy Sign. Meyer, the crank who has decorated many towns io the southwestern part of the state with "I'repare to Die," "Repent or go to Hell, lias wen arrested at rortchester and threatened by the judge with a tine of tiw anrt six months imprisonment for repetition of the offense io Westchester county. I'euco Meeting. The twenty-third annual grove peace meeting, in Fish' grove, Mystic, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, August 27tb, 28th, and Kith, is held to assist! the work of substituting arbitration for war, to oppose capital punishment and Intemperance, and to favor all those things which work for peace. Io General.

The United State fish commissioner' steamer Fish Hawk is expected in Norwalk Harbor next week for scientific investigation. At a reunion of the descendants of Erastus Nichols of Wolcott, beid at Fred Doolittles at Cheshire Wednesday, four generations were represented The Yantic Woolen Company has announced a shutdown of six weeks or more to make nee ded repairs. The annual meeting of the state council O. V. A.

M. will be held at New London on Weduexdav. The Y. M. C.

A. state convention will be held at New Haven October 10 and 19, inclusive. The Dwight Oridley Company to manufacture recently patented self-locking' brass brackets, will lie located at West Haven. The capitol stock is to be in shares of 25 each and it will employ about 'J00 hands. (Seven champion potatoes of Tolland county are being exhibited by H.

M. Dimook of Ellington. They are New Queens and weigh seveu pounds, oue specimen weighing a pound and a quarter. A Wall Street Magnate's Tumble. (New York Sun.) Saijatooa, Aug.

7 Mr. Addison Cam-mack, the stock broker of New York, started to walk down the Division street steps of the United State Hotel to-day, when be caught his toe in the edge of the matting at the top step and stumbled, failing down four steps. He fell on bis stomach aud head, cutting a gash in his forehead three inches long but shallow. Sleeplessness, nervous prostration, nerrons dyspepsia, dullness, blues, cured by Dr. Miles' Nervine.

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