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HARTFORD, Sept. 2, 1915.
Hill and Nash-Misses Bramson- -Goldsmith-Byud-


buyy-Accident to Hon. Isaac Ioaccy and Lady.


We have the past few weeks been overrun and
surfeited with shows, concerts, DC. DC. Messrs
Hill and Nash, of your city, have the past week
given two concerts in this city to delighted audi
ences; as also in several other towns in this State
the past few wecks.


The Misses Bramson, this evening and tomorrow
evening, are to show us what Misses seven and ten
years of age can do.


Goldsmith the celebrated penman from the " En-
pire City," is here "kicking up considerable Of
duet" and cutting fourishes with his pen. and
filling his pockets with three dollar bank rags from
pupils of his large school,


Mr.. Bradbury, of your city, last evening gave a,
concert, with some 400 Sabbath school children
whom he has been teaching here few weeks past.


The Hon; Isaac Toucey, and his lady, came very
near being killed. yesterday, in Bolton, a town Il
miles east of this city. 1t happened in this wise =
In attempting to turn around his carriage in which
were himself and lady, the carriage upset, and the
horses rum mangllng Mr.. L. in most shocking
manner; lDsomuch that, from accounts received
this morning IN this city. the result between life and
death, IN his case, Is doubtful. His wife escaped
with only slight bruises The best of medical at
tendance was, OF course, immediately called Mr..
Toucey has twice represented this district in Con-
gress, and was last year the democratic candidate
iOI toNeiHoI, anu Is, Deyouu dispute. the aDeSt
lawyer in the democratic ranks, in this State.


The story that have lately seen in different pa
pers that Mrs Sgourney, our. citys gifted and es-
'eemed poetess, was very sick, was greatly over
stated. AS none OF our city presses have put the
matter right, the Herald must do it. Mrs. S. was
confined TO her house only two or three days with a
common summer complaint, such as all other per-
sons IN this section OF country have during the fruit
season, and which is here always termed only the
summer complaint Is it not strange that no person
OF any note can have toothache, toe
ache, or any other ache, without it's being
as "ying at the point OF DEATH" &c, whilst many
poor female is robbed of her virtue and then mur-
dered, boxed up and sent to the dssectionsts, with
out any effort TO ferret out the murderers And this
is the 10Th century.