Sisters Matilda, Norbette and Fabi
j- ola, formerly at the convent of Notre
! Dame here, are visiting iu the city,
1 where they have relatives, for ten
! days. Sister Matilda is a sister of
| Hector Duvert, Sister Fabeola his
| daughter. Sister Norbette, Tor
rington, is a sister of Eugene Bonne
ville of Putnam.
It has been discovered that the Un
ion Baptist church at East Killingly
was struck by lightning during the
electrical storm of last week. Some
damage, not considerable, was done
to the church iuterior by a bole that
may have been the same as tore
through the great and beautiful ash
trees thta stand in front of the edi
fice and which were set out, it is be
lieved about 1840 by Rev. Jonathan
Oatley.
NATIONAL NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF
NATIONAL
Chicago—Healthy marriages and
instruction in sex hygiene in high
schools, advocated in resolutions
adopted at closing sessoin of confer
ence of alienists and neurologists
from 37 states.
Phillipsburg, N. J.—Ten men on mo
tor-driven hand-car, on Lehigh Valley
railroad, overtaken by milk train.
One dead, three mortally hurt, six
seriously injured.
Fort Smith, Ark.—Striking miners
and sympathizers destroy-tipples of 3
mines at loss of $200.0h0.
.Manchester, N\ H.—Two women and
three children drowned in Naticook
lake, when one of them tried to climb
over side of old mi d scow, in which
Olliers were rowing.
N’antasket Beach—“Raffles," at
work in summer hotels. Various
pieces of jewelry missed by summer
visitors. Detectives at work.
Worcester—Bichloride of mercury
tablets responsible for death of Monty
Gleason, of Spencer. Unrequited
love.
Washington—Secretary Bryan, in a
formal statement, comes out for wo
man suffrage. Will support State
Constitutional Amendment, extend
ing franchise to women to be voted on
in Nebraska next November.
