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9 CARIETS, RUGS, ETC. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL, FINANCIAL. N0T7CES. CLOTH IXfi.

FTP. THE IIARTTOUD DAILY COUHAXTi TRUES DAY, MAY 1, 1900. COMMON PLEAS COURT. Gemmill, rut mm ii. iiiiiLO.

BANKER, 49 Pearl Hartford. PUBLIC HEARING. Mavor's Office, City Hall, Hartford, May 31, The Court of Common Council will meet at the council chamber in the City Hall, Monday, June 4. at p. to consider and act upon the following resolutions: Court or Common Council, Cltv of Hartford.

May 1900. Rmolvfd. That His Honor the Mayor be Henry H. Skinner Correspond nt of KIDDER, PEftBODY COMPANY, Successor to HOWE COLLINS. PHOENIX BANK BUILDING.

Private Wires to N. Y. and Boston. 20 shs. Collins Co.

14 shs. National Machine Co. 50 Pratt AVhitnej Prf. 20 shs. Smyth Mfg.

Co. -50 shs. Northwestern Tel. Co. 20 shs.

Aetna Life Ins. Co. 27 she. First National Bank. 50 Adams Express Co.

A Batch of Sixteen Peclclone Filed Yesterday. Judge Case did not take a holiday yesterday, although the court of common pleas was not In session. He was at his office and during the morning he flled with the clerk of the court decisions In sixteen case that had been tried before htm on their merits, or discussed In short calendar session. In the suit of Henry Oransteln against Sheriff Smith, the judgment Is for the plaintiff to recover of the defendant J205.58 and costs. Sheriff Smith Is but a nominal defendant In the suit, as he holds Nathan Kempner's bond to meet the Judgment.

The plaintiff some months ago obtained Judgment In the city court against one Bennle Becker. Becker was subsequently arrested and placed in Jail through failure to meet the judgment. Nathan Kempner gave a bond to the sheriff to permit Becker to have the Jail limits. Becker, it wa claimed by Oransteln, went to Meriden and by so COUNTY FIHS E3K9S. 49,000 al 108 and interest due 1919.

Only 28 of those 20-year fiJ GOLD BONDS LEFT. Stocks and Bonds, JOHN C. ABBOT, 49 I'earl St. THE FIDELITY COMPANY 49 Pearl Street. Acta as Executor, Trustee, and as Agent in the care of Property.

Receives subject to check. ISUE? American Express Company's Foreign Drafts and Travelers' Cheques. SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE. THE JOHN MULHOLLAND BONDS 8PFR PT.R CS PKR CENT. CENT.

CENT. PERFECT SECURITY. PrlnclpBl and interest payable at State Bank. Hartford, Ct. Sinking fund deposited monthly in same bank.

Sure to please. Send for Prospectus and Testimonials R. S. GLADWIN, INVESTMENTS. 49 Pearl Street.

Hartford, Ct APPLICATIONS For Western and Southern Real Estate Mortgages Bearing 6 and 7 Per cent, interest may be found at our office. CEORCE W. MOORE ft CO. Corner Main and Pearl streets. William L.

Matson, 53 Trumbull Street, Hartford Fire Ins, Co. Building. I Stocks and Bonds bought and soid In the New York, Boston, FhiladclDhia and local markets. Lceal securities a specialty. Choice Investment securities always for sale.

Lists furnished on application. T1I03LVS ABBE, BROKER. Room IS, Hartford Life Ins. Co, Hull. Hub.

N. W. HARRIS BANKERS, Xew York. Chicago. Boston.

Issue Travelers' Letters of Credit Available in All Parts of tho World. Deal in Bond of RnllroRd. street Railway, in and Kleotrlo LlLTht Companion, iiovernment and Muncipal Bond Houuht and Sold. Ouotnttons furnished for purchase, sale or exchange, 81 NASSAU ST, NEW YORK. mm "SUCCESS The True Test of MERIT." We feel justly proud of our endeavors to please our patrons this (Spring, and are willing to place our Bueee6s on the true merit of the goods always sold by us.

We always feel as if there is nothing too good to 'carry in stock even if you want something cheaper at the time you are looking. We can always suit everybody in something, because we have goods suitable for all purses. For Wilton Carpets and Ingrain Carpets, for Axminster Rugs and Art Square Rtigs, for Irish Point Lace Curtains and Chamber Muslin Curtains, call at The Wm. H. Post Carpet 219 ASYLITH ST.

FIRE INSURANCE. Silas Chapman, General Insurance Agent, :6 TRUMBULL HARTFORD. Strong and reliable Hartford, New York and English companies represented. Business solicited for first-class compan lea. H.W.

Conklin Co. 9 CENTRAL ROW, Fire Insurance. Telephone 770. STATE MUTUAL FIRE IKS. CO.

HARTFORD. CONN. Office, Hartford Life Building, 252 Asylum street. DIRECTORS. Aner Sperry, Isaac Cross.

Franklin A. Morley, Louie K. Parkhurst, Richard R. Latimer, Fred'k F. Street, DwUht E.

Lyman, Alva H. TllHnghast. ISAAC CROSS. President. FRANKLIN' A.

MORLEY. Secretary. Kimball Parker, Fire and Marine Insurance. Every description of Fire, Marine, Lightning and Tornado policies written at this ofllce. Strong Companies.

Fair Rates. Call at our office before insuring elsewhere. Telephone Connection. First National Bank Building. 50 State St.

C. C. KIMBALL. CHAS. K.

PAR JK. PHCEN'X INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Statement, January 1, 190(1. Cash Capital J2.0n0.0o0 no Reserve for Outstanding Losses 271. 1 Reserve for Re-Insurance J.0!.57S 51 Net Surplus 1,222,877.51 Total Assets.

1. 1W0 5,523,649 70 DIRECTORS: Charles Beach, Henry C. Pwtght, Fllnv Jewell. Ward W. Jacobs, Henry A.

Redfleld, Henrv K. Mores n. Charles II. Smith. Lyman B.

Jewell. D. VS. C. Pkllton, J.

II. Mitchell, Charles IT. Northam. 'liii H. Hall.

D. TV. C. SICILTON. President.

J. H. MITCHELL. Vice-President EDWARD M1LLIGAN. Secretary.

JOHN B. KNOX, Assistant Secretary. DICKINSON. BEARDSLKY BEARDS-LEY, Local Agents. Offices.

65 Pearl st. and CS Main st. HARTFORD FIBS IHSUARNCE COMPANY. OF HARTFORD, CONN Cash capital J1.25n.Wivi Reserve for re-insurance R2 All outstanding claims KS.vs.it Net surplus over all 3.S'.fl.204 50 Total assets. 1.

1V Jll.nn2.FWS.0J Office: Hartford Fire Insurance building, corner of Pearl and Trumbull streeta DIKiiClOKS: Oeorge Chase, Jacob L. Greene, Jonathan B. Bunce. Theodore Lyman, James J. Goodwin, George Roberts, illiam C.

Skinner. MeiK8 H. Whaples. James M. Tho ison.

43EOROE L. CHABR. President. P. C.

ROYCR, Secretary. THOS. TCRNIH'LL, AFs't Secretary. CHAS. F.

CHASE, Ass't Secretary SILAS CHAPMAN. Resident Agent HARTFORD CO'JMTY MUTUAL FIRE IMS. CO. OF HARTFORD. CONN.

Incorporated 1831. Office 7S3 Main st. State Bank Building. PAYS DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING, Whether fire ensues or not. DWELLINGS A SPECIALTY.

Cash Assets January 1. 1300 DIRECTORS: Wm. A. Ervlng, Samuel L. VTay, James L.

Howard, Ralph H. Ensign, Wm. E. Sugden, Samuel E. Elmore, Thomas Slsson.

Francis P. Cooley, Jnmos Bolter, John R. Buck. WM. E.

SCGDEN, Pres't and Treas. JAMES L. HOWARD, Vice-President. WM. A.

ERV1NU, becretary. F. F. SMALL CO. Agents for Hartford and vicinity.

OBlce. 65 Pearl Street TONNECTICUT Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford. Office: Company's Building, corner of Prospect rnd Grove Streets. Cash capital $1,000,000.00 Reserve for re-ltisurance Vnpald losses Net surplus 1, MS, 838.71 Total assets Jan.

1, 1M0 $3,863,451.75 DIRECTORS. Tnhn R. Redfleld. Iaiil R. Howe, Fran'k G.Whltmore, Henry P.

Stearns, Thomas W. Russell, John M. Holcombe. John D. Browne, VS.

O. Burr, Lucius F. Robinson, D. BROWNE, President. CHARLES R.

KI TtT, Snc'y. L. W. CLARKE. Ass't Scc'v.

ST. E. BAKKI1 SON. Local Agents, 700 I ilala Street. Burnham Co.

Blue Serge, Light Worsted and Fancy Cheviot SUITS. Not a link missing in any of these three great lines. They were all made specially for us, and express in the fullest and eompletest sense our ideas of superior clothing. Experience has taught our patrons the unfailing quality and reliability of all we sell. If you are not one of them, we crave the honor of acquainting you with the merits of our merchandise.

Bine Serges At $13, $15, $18, $20, $23 and $25. Light Colored Worsteds, $12, $15, $18, $20, $22 and $25. Fancy Cheviots, Dark fancies, and gray and Olive Mixed, same way. Gemmill, Burnham Co. G6 Asylum Street.

MISCELLANEOUS. RELIABLE POWER, Available twenty-four hours per day and In any building near the business center, must Interest you If you operate a small shop or require power for any purpose. Hiring power from somebody's shaft is very expensive, for you not only pay for what you use, but also for a lot that nobody benefits from. It is wasted in the heavy shafts, pulleys and belts by which the little you do use Is brought from th9 engine. The landlord must get paid for this waste somehow and so be charges you a share.

WITH 11 ELECTRIC MOTOR you pay for only what you yourself use, and s-ve the waste. Electrical power is available seven full days and nights, each week, by Ji turning a simple switch. W'otdn't that be very handy? It IS CHEAP AND CLEAN and you are not shut down, st a critical time, if your landlord's engine, boiler or sha-ilng gives out. Let make you an attractive proposition to furnish a motor current to run it. HARTFQRQ ELECTRIC LIGHT GO 2C-; Pearl Street.

Mo' and Power for all purposes. PLIMPTON MTG. CO. ENVELOPES. BLANK BOOKS.

OFFICE STATIONERY. SCHOOL SIjrPLIES. Sales Room 252-254-236 Tearl St NEW BOWLING ALLEYS, 66 Temple Street, JOHN KROHER, Prop. I VH'H NEW r.Eari.ATION ALLEYS With pins and balls aud evry thins in ehaje. (0 4,000 Cent.

Ry. Elec. Co. 1st mtg. gold 5s.

1923. 1,000 Meriden, South. I Ccmp. Tramway Co. 1st 5s 1924.

People's Tramway Company. 1st Mtg. 5 untaxabla 200 Shares Ills, Central R. ft. Leasei Lines.

Guar. 43 stock, 500 Middlesex Bkg. Co. Deb. 6s.

2,000 Int. Silver 6s. 40 shs. Colorado Teleph. Co.

33 Bhs. New Britain Gaa Co. 5 shs Wells Fargo Co. Express. 12 shs.

United States Express. 40 shs. Aetna Ins. Co. 20 she.

Conn. Fire Ins. Co. 30 shs. Thoenix Ins.

Co. 16 shs. Travelers Ins. Co. 10 shs.

Aetna Indemnity Co. 100 shs. Pratt Whitney Ffd. 40 shs. P.

F. Corbin. 10 shs. Pratt Cady Co. 10 shs.

J. R. Montgomery Co. 50 shs. Russell F'rwin.

25 shs. Landers, Frary Clark. 100 shs. Hartford Carpet Co. 10 shs.

Collins Co. 100 shs. Eagle Lock Co. 7 6hs. Roek Co.

BEFORE MAKING A WILL Consult THR COXXKCTICUT TKirsT AS) SAKE DEPOSIT COMPANY. It has soerlal facilities for acting as EXErrroR, administrator. TRUSTEE. CONSERVATOR OR AHENT, RF.ASONABI.U CHARRES, WILLS SAFELY KEPT. 777 and 75 Main street.

Hartford. MEIGS H. President. JACOB L. GREENE.

We-President, JOHN P. WHEF.I.KR, Treasurer. HENRY. S. ROBINSON.

Secretary an1 Manner of Trust Department. HOSMER P.EDFIELD, Ass't Treaa. Security Company 62 Pearl Hartford Conn. Receives and executes trusts ol every description under the appointment of courts, corporations or indi-viduals. Atwoort Collins, Pres.

Henry E. Tain tor, Vlce-Pres. Chas. Edw. Prior, Treas.

ROY T. H. BARNES. Room 17, Aetna Lire Big, Tel. No.

1167. Representing Harvey Sons. NEW YORK AND BOSTON. Government, Railroad and Muncipal Bonds Legal lor Connecticut Savings Bank and Other Investment Securities. Commission Orders Executed in All Markets.

PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST. $1,000 (5 shares) class full paid permanent stock of the Co-operative Savings Society of Connecticut. FRANCIS A. CRTJM. 62 Sage-Allen Builcfing, Hartford, Conn.

SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION Is simply the application of common-pene and expert knowledge to market movements. We can furnish the expert knowledge, you can apply the common-sense. Do not deal with men who pretend to have "inside Information" or who advertise "tips" for sal, witn a re-Fponsihle exchange house. If you irould like to try our service communicate with or on 11 on ARTHUR E. WILSON Members N.

Y. Consolidated Sjtock Kxohonare. 60 Broadway and 41-43 New New York. Telephone No. '1958 Broad." Daily Market Letter mailed on application.

J.C.WOODWARD, STATE SAVINGS BANK BUILDING. J9 PEARL. STREET. Dealer on commission In Stocks and Bonds bought or sold In the markets ot HARTFORD, NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA and BOSTON.

nSCEJNEOTS BAXTER, METAL. CANVAS. FRESCO CEILINGS. WALL PAPERS AND DECORATOR, 231 ASYLUM ST. jiartfoffc fErafant Tlie Oldest Newspaper In Amerlou, Publtthed Dally, Hundny Exoepted.

Kntered at the. post oflice In Hartlord, as second claea matter. ADDRESS THE HiRWofiD OOURANT Publishers, Hartford Conn. The Pally Cn rant, per annum $8.00 The Daily Courant. fix 4.00 The Daily Courant, three 2.M The Daily Courant.

one month 5 Delivered by carriers In any part of ths city or sent by mall, postage paid. THE CONNEOT1CCT rotTRANT. issued every Monduy ami Thursday wiih eigtit ir ini.re each i.shue, $1 per year, 10 cents a month Cos less than oas year. Buyable in advant. requested to vu a special meeting of the Court of Common Council not later than June 6, liKX), tor the purpose of considering and actiiif upon the plan of the Hartford Street Hallway Compauv for fttidi-tional track on Prospect, Albany, Capitol anil New Britain avenues; and to five pubiic notice of a henrlng at such I me to all persons Interested therein, and Resolved, That at paid meeting the mayor and Court of Common Council will meet In Joint convention with the Board of Street Commissioners for the purpose of hearing all parties in interest and will thereafter meet in their respective boards to consider and act upon the plan.

All parties interested take due notice hereof and give your attendance accordingly. Per order nf ihe Mayor, Attest, JOSEPH DAW SOX, City Marshal, CITY ADVERTISEMENT. Change of Grade on Dewey Street. Resolved. That the following described grade be and the same hereby ia ordered and established on Dewey street, in lieu of that laid out November 27, IsaS, as fol-lowe: Commencing at the westerly line of Windsor street at elevation tnence westerly 67 feet to elevation 36.5, thence westerly 60 feet to elevation 41, thence westerly bO feet to elevation 46 5, thence westerly 50 feet to elevation .2 thence westerly bi ieet to elevation a tnence westerly f0 feet to elevation M.

thence westerly 50 feet to elevation 6 3, thence westerly 60 feet to elevation "1.76 at the easterly line ol Keuevue street. Establishment of Curb on East Side of Spruce Street from Asy lum Street to Church btreet. Resolved, That a new line of curb be and the same hereby Is ordered and established on the east side of Spruce street from Asylum to hurch street, to be laid to the established grade of said street, and to a line 30 feet eaut of and parallel to the wost curb line of said street. The curbstones to be line cut, not less than four feet lonn two feet wide and live inches thick. At the Intersection of other streets the curbstones to be set around the corners with circular stones of at least six feet radius.

No stones to be laid or set until inspected and approved by the superintendent of streets. The work to be done on or betore July 1, lSKAi. Establishment of Street, Build ing and Veranda Lines on Wil- lard Street. Resolved, That the Court of Common Oouncll of the city of Hartford locates and deslunaies street lines on Wiilard street as follows: The center line to commence at the northerly line of Asylum street, thence northerly In a straight line to Collins street, passing through a point 50 feet west of the northwest corner of the brownstone water table of house numbered 4: also throuarli a Point 4if. feet east of the northeast corner of the brownstone water table of house numbered 67-B9, said measurements belnir made in line with the northerly faces of the two above described houses.

The easterly and westerly lines of Wii lard street to be 23 feet distant from and parallel to the above described center Una at all points. Resolved, That the Court of Common Council of the city of Hartford lays out and establishes buildlnir end veranda lines on both sides of Wiilard (street, as fol lows: Building line on the easterly side from Asylum street northerly for 140 feet to be IS feet back of the street Hue, thence to Collins street 29 feet back of the street line. Hulldinft line on the westerly side from Asylum street northerly for lt3 feet to be .15 feet back of the street line, thence to Townley stroet IS feet back of the street line, thence to within SI feet of Collins street 13 feet back of tha street line, thence to Collins street 7 feet back of the street line. Veranda line on the easterly side from Asylum street northerly for 140 feet to be 8 feet back of street line, thence to Collins street 19 feet back of the street line. Veranda line on the westerly side from Asylum titreet Townley street to be 8 feet back of the street line, thence to within 81 feet of Collins street 10 feet back of the street line.

And the Board of Street Commissioners are hereby Instructed to take the necessary steps for laying out said street, building and veranda lines in conformity to law. In the Court of Common Council, May 28, 100, It was Ordered, That the foregoing resolutions be published in the four daily newspapers issued in the city of Hartford, attested by the clerk of each branch, to be pending in this court, together with a notice appended to such resolutions, as published, to all persons to file a written statement of their objections, if any they have, with the clerk of. the Hoard of Street Commissioners within ten days of the first publication of said notice. Attest, HENRY F. SMITH, City Clerk, Clerk, ex-offlclo, of Board nf Aldermen.

Attest, H. C. SHEFFIELD, Clerk of Common Council Board. BOARD OF STREET COMMISSIONERS Hartford. May 80, 1900.

The Board of Street Commissioners has made the following schedule of assessments for the estimated cost of constructing a sewer in Church street, from TTnlon Place to High street, upon the persons or property (specially benefited thereby: Estimated cost, i 839 13 For Outlet. Hoadley Place, West Side. Adams Express 16 00 E. J. Hoadley.

26 SI Hoadley Place, East Side. Henry E. Owen 2-8; Edward Owen 1-8. 12 83 Harriet N. Pond estate, 6 25 For Outlet Foot Guard Place, North Side.

Harriet N. Pond estate, 22 60 Foot Ouard Place, South Bide. Harriet N. Pond estate. The Second Advent Church, Harriet N.

Pond estate. Church Street, North Side. New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R. Ingraham, Swift and Harmon Q.

Howe, Church Street, South Side. Mrs. Elena J. Smith, 15 75 7 60 1 SO B3 00 84 70 1S6 00 234 00 JG3913 And we find no damages or special benefits to any other person or party, lot or properly. Ail persons at'pricveti by arty of the foregoing assessments must hie their objections in writing with the clerk of the Board of Street Commissioners within ten days from the first publication hereof.

JOSEPH BCTHF4, HORACE M. ANDREWS, EI i WARD .1. Ml'ECAUY, JOHN R. I JOHN W. COO(? PHILIP HANSMNrt, Jr.

Board of Street Commissioners. MISCELLANEOUS. WHY NOT Have the llcst ICE9, CREAMS or FANCY PASTR1EST P. J. BES3E make them fairs, festivals and receptions, Telcpnone.

Hartford, 701 Main street. Boston, lt7 Trsmont street. 5 shs. Phoenix National Bank. 10 shs.

Hartford Life Ins. Co. 20 shs. Aetna Ins. Co.

15 shs. National Fire Ins. Co. 10 ehs. J.

R. Montgomery Co. 20 shs. Conn. Fire Ins.

Co. 10 shs. P. F. Corbin.

30 shs. Stanley Pule Level. 20 shs. Travelers Ins. Co.

1 sh. ITartford Fire Ins. Co. 20 shs. Farmington Paver Power Co.

19 shs. Phoenix Ins. Co. 25 shs Russell Erwin Mfg. Co.

50 shs. Eagle Lock Co. 20 shs. Landers, Frary Clark. 20 shs.

Hartford Carpet Co. 10 shs. Aetna Indemnity Co. George H. Stoughton, Hartford, Conn.

Hartford Xat'l Bank stock, "Hartford. "Waterhnry Nat'l Bank stock, Waterbury. Manufacturers' Nat'l Bank stock, Waterhnry. Meriden Nat'l Bank stock, Meriden. Bristol Nat'l Bank stock, Bristol.

City Nat'l Bank stock. South Norwalk. Torrington Nat'l Bank stock, Torrlng-ton. INVEST IN THE STOCK OF THE MAGNOLIA REDUCTION 15 to 25. DIVIDENDS ASSURED.

Owns extensive works and exclusive rlerhts for the OREENAWAI.T ELEC-TBO-CHLORINATION METHOD. Minimum cost ot treatment, MAXIMUM PROFITS. HENRY SOUTHER. STATE CHEMIST, SAYS: "I have no hesitation in endorsing the process from a chemical and metallurgical standpoint," For particulars write to or seee GEORGE M. HERSEY, Managing Director for New England.

P. O. Box 753. Hartford. Conn.

Office, Hills 847 Main Room 29. DECORATIONS FOR Balls, Fairs and AH Public Occasions, Simons 7 Haynes Street. Brohen Trap Rock FOil Macadam anil Concrete. OUARRIES and Crushers at Meriden, on N. N.

H. H. R. R. Dally capacity 2,000 tons, and on Boston Albany R.

R. at Westneld. dally capacity 500 tons. Steam roller and full equipment for the complete construction of stone pavements. We quote prices at any point on these railroads.

All sizes constantly on hand and orders for any Quantity receive prompt attention. Fine stone for driveways a specialty. JOHN S. LANE MERIDEN. CONN.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. doing forfeited the bond and the plaintiff brought an action against the sheriff. Joseph P. Tuttle appeared for Oransteln and Hugh O'Flaherty for Mr.

Kempner, the actual defendant. White Whitmore of this city have been given Judgment against Ferdinand Von Beren of New Haven for and costs. The action was brought to recover for mouldings and work ilone on a house owned by the defendant. Frank H. Williams for plaintiffs, and David Slade for defendant.

In the suit of Andrew Gudausky against Charles Holcomb, et the Judgment is for the plaintiff to recover damages of $12 with costs, under the second and third counts of the complaint. The parties all live in Sulileld. The action was brought to recover for an alleged assault, for trespassing and the cutting of trees. Hugh M. Alcorn was plaintiff's lawyer and Edward M.

Day was the lawyer for the defendants. Judge Case renders Judgment for Michael Sheedy to recover from Horatio Hardendorff the sum of $399.43 with costs. Mr. Sheedy several months ago brought a suit against Washburn Brothers, and Mr. Hardendorff was garnisheed as being their debtor.

After Mr. Sheedy obtained Judgment against Washburn Brothers, demand was made on Mr. Hardendorff but he refused to pay on the ground that he was not indebted to Washburn Brothers at the time he was parnisheed. Judge Case renders the judgment against him. Joseph P.

Tuttle for Mr. Sheedy and Edward L. Steele for Mr. Hardendorff. Nathan Bares is adjudged to be innocent of the charge of contempt which was made against him by Edward Foley of No.

100 Village street. In November of last year Mr. Foley went to Judge Case and had Mr. Bares enjoined from operating certain machinery in the breaking of old Iron in a yard that adjoins Mr. Foley's premises.

Mr. Foley reported to the court a few days ago that Mr. Bares had violated the terms of the injunction and Mr. Bares was given a hearing on the complaint. Judge Case says in his decision that the evidence frees Mr.

Bares from any violation of the terms of the Injunction in the breaking up of boilers. Joseph L. Barbour and Edward J. Garvan appeared for Mr. Bares and Joseph P.

Tuttle for Mr. Foley. In the suit brought by William Noble of Enfield against his nephew, William A. Noble of the same town, to recover a $3uO debenture of the Middlesex Banking Company which passed from the estate of Susan Mansley, late of Enfield, to the defendant, when the plaintiff claimed it should have passed to himself, the judgment is for plaintiff to recover the debenture with costs. Charles K.

Perkins and J. Warren Johnson were for the plaintiff and Judge Briscoe and Theodore M. Maltbie for the defendant. In the suit of the New England Brewing Company against J. A.

Ailing and wife of Unionvilie, an action to recover on a note, the judgment of the court Is that the plaintiff recover $235.69. Joseph 1j. Barbour for the plaintiff and George E. Taft for the defendants. The following decisions were flled In cases that had been discussed at short calendar session: In the suit of the town of Bristol against the town of Plymouth, the defendant's motion for a more specific statement in the complaint has been denied.

Noble E. Pierce for plaintiff and S. A. Herman for defendant. The plaintiff's demurrer to the defendant's second defense has been sustained in the suit of William H.

Law against the Masonic Protective Association. Sidney E. Clarke for plaintiff; Joseph L. Barbour for defendant. In the suit of P.

Pasterne Co. against A. Sirigo the plaintiffs' motion to strike the plea in abatement from the files has been denied. George G. Sill for plaintiff; Philip Pond for defendants.

The plea in abatement to the appeal in the suit of M. Kemler against J. C. Karp has been overruled. J.

J. Dwyer for plaintiff; Josiah W. Levy for defendant. In the suit of Patrick Gorman against Paul Frobeck and wife, which was tried and decided some time ago, Judge Case decides that no costs be taxed in ftivor of the defendant, Marietta Frobeck. Henry S.

Goslee for plaintiff; Joseph L. Barbour for defendant. The defendants' motion for a more specific statement in the suit of Georgia A. Norton against Lyman C. Camp and ife has been denied.

George G. Sill for plaintiff and Lewis E. Stanton for defendant. In the suit of Dwlght Cushman against Emll Clement, the plaintiff's mollon to erase answer has been denied. George G.

Sill for the plaintiff and J. Gilbert Calhoun for the defendant. The motion for leave to amend writ in the suit of Joseph J. Gee against Andrew W. Cleveland has been granted and in the suit of Joseph Stubenrauch against John F.

Kllburn the motton for a more specific statement has been granted. KELSEY WARM AIR GENERATORS. See what they say about them in a cold ooun- FRANKLIN ACAHEMY AND UNION FRKK SCHOOL. James M. Glass, A.

Principal. Officers of the Board Henry J. Fin-neo. President; H. O.

Skinner, jr. Andrew K. Smith, Treasurer. Prattaburgh, Steuben N. Pel, ii, Kelsey Furnace Ryracuwe, N.

Gentlemen During: the past Ave years, we have had in use In Franklin Academy, one. of your No. ti Generators. It has been lined to heat five rooms, including two large studs' rooms and one good sized chapel. The chapel is located on a level with the Heater, and by the aid of your PnMHve Attachment we have been able to warm and the recitation rooms on the second floor at the same time.

The Generator has taken the place of five ftovi-s, heated more rooms, and used lfs coal. For two weeka of zero weather, the Fturiy rooms were made comfortable, even in the farthest corners. The Working of the Generator is satisfactory In every respect. Very truly yours. H.

J. Pinneo, President, Fr sale by GLOHGE It, gTJLBBS, 190 Pearl JUrtford, Conn. A GREAT CONSOLIDATION OF COPPER MINES. Conservative Investors Buyin? Heavily in Tabasco Commercial Stock. The New York Times of May nth saya "A new consolidation of copper properties is soon to come into the field.

It will take over a number of Mexican and United States copper mines and will be known as the Pan American Copper Syndicate Co. The aggregate capitalization of the companies to be merged is over $70,000,000, and the new corporation which takes them all in will bo capitalized at only $15,000,000. It is intended to have the stock listed on the London and New York Exchanges. The Arizona Eastern Montana Copper Co. which has been paying 2 per cent, a month in dividends for some time has joined the consolidation.

Many Miners, Bankers and prominent Railroad men have joined this enterprise, and a rapid advance in Arizona Eastern Copper Stock is predicted." TABASCO COMMERCIAL COMPANY. Local investors in the Tabasco Commercial Co. will be pleased to learn that this company will be able to report to its stockholders A PROFIT OF $25,000 from the sale of Mahogany alone during the first six months of its organization. It should be borne in mind that the capital of this company is only $150,000, and they own 14,000 acres of the choicest lands in Mexico. N.B.

Rich Cape Nome Property to be announced in a few days. For further particulars address L. B. PIKE BANKERS. HARTFORD, CONN..