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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-25

Hr Frank A. Startz of Fayetteville Fave,te
Co, Texas, writes in letter to Dr. Pierce: II
affords me pleasure TO testify to the remarkable
Discovery. was severely afflicted with trouble
In my lungs splitting up blood and was so
weak was unable 10 continue my work
and / had commenced TO think there was no
hops for me Dr. PieTCe's Golden Medical Dis
covery was recommended to ME so tried Il and
began 10 improve at once, and was soon able 10
resume work. Ieonsider II a wonderful medi.
cine"
Every man who wants 10 save doctors
bills Should send q one-cent stamps, the
co-; of mailing only 20 Or. K. v. Pierce,
r'uGlo, y y, !oT % copy of his 1000 page
illustrated book, " Common Sense Medical
Adviser " IN naper 'uysrs; or 81 stamps
for cloth.0ou"l sypy,
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mcnts-Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, l2O,
600 bushels; oats, r. 600 bushels.
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SEEDS

G. 4. CLARK & CO., SEEDMEN AND
Nurserymen; store 1i6 Washington ave-
nue.; green house, 1850 North Main ave-
nue.; store telephone. 1872.
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HELP WAWTED-MALE.

TRU MAN TO TRAVEL. SIS
weekly and expenses. Easy seller No
experience or capital required. Mfr, Box
1S5 Phila.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
FOR RENT oRhkALE-HoUsE NO. 4i3
Olive street. N. +. Sando, Dime Bank
FOR RENT-FIVE ROOMS. GAS. HOT
- water furnace and range. No. 2lj
North Hyde Park avenue. $. M. Reese.
FOR Is,5 5RsGNT-lN GOULD BUILDING
Gnd hoor) Linden street. Two suites
elegant offices. Suitable for light house
Keeping; also large floor jOXjo, well light
IH, low rent TO right parties. Inquire
Freeman Mfg. co.
FOR RENT - DESIRABLE FRONT
room, furnished or unGurnshed; all
cohVehienccs i07 Madison avenue.
FOR RENT-9-ROOMED HOUSE, MOD
erh improvements, No. 81 quincy aye
nue. Tor particulars inquire Mrs. Sr.
Haruier' No. go Quincy avenue.
FOR RENT 49, NICELY FURNISHED
'front.' and side room 52o Adams ave
FOR RENT-DESK ROOM OR SHARE
81, OF ohces second floor front, Coal EN-
chahge' Call at room Is.
FOR RENT = SECOND FLOOR, ;o1
Quincy
HOUSE FOR RENT-4O5 WYOMING
70, avenue. apply to f.. H.; CieHIn1ons, nous
Blue, Ridge Coal Conpanys Office, Mears
Building.
oARN FOR RENT-s05 MAHoN COURT:
~ Anply to +. IT Clemons. Blue Ridge
Coal Company's Office. Mears BuiIdinR
FOR SALE
- ~~0~.-s~-.,~-~,C :, , 9,
FOR SALE-LADIES AND GENT 5
bicycles, 9S models. cheap; or viii
exchange for horse. 52S LaCkawanna ave.
FOR SALE - GOOD PAYING MILK
route, horse, wagon, cans and bot
ties on account of other business. Ad-
dress II. +. W., Tribune office.
FOR SALE-A FINE UPRIGHT PIANO
but little used. Terms easy; price very
low Would exchange for a fine horse.
Address Box SO, Tribune office,
-OR SALE-ONE 2O-IIORSE POWER
boiler. as good as new. THE Yves
TON MILL CO.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
TRUSTWORTHY MAN TO TRAVEL. $l5
weekly and expenses. Easy seller. No
experience or capital required. Mfr, Box
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-25
MUNYON'S:

I will guarantee
that my Kidney Cure
will euro 80 per cent.
Of all forms OF kidney
complaint md In
many instances the
most serious forms OF
Bright's disease. IL
the disease Is com
pllcated send a four.
ounce vial OF urine.
We will annlyze 1t
and advise you free
what to do.
MUNYoN.
..H-N n..NA- A. HAINA
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The music festival to be held at
Mears' hall next Wednesday evening,
June 20, under the auspices of the
Csmbro American Choral society
promises to be n feast of song and a
grand success, We present here names
Of the officials, and artists together
with the programme for the evening:
Chairman, Professor George Howell;
adjudicators, Gwilym Morlais, Provi-
dence; Thomas NJ. Watkins, Hyde
Park; ID. T., Jones' Taylor; conductor
Of choral singing, Il. G. Evans; accom-
panist, Professor Silas Rosser. Also
the following artists are among those
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MIDWIFE

MRS. GABLE, GRADUATE MIDWIFE,
1918 WashbUrn street, Scranton. En-
fragments solicited Rooms and best
attendance for a limited number OF pa
tients.
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LAWYERS

FRANK L. BOYLE. ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law Burr buildings
rooms 13 and ia, Washington avenue.
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THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO,
North Washington avenuc-Linotype
Composition Of all kinds quickly done.
Facilities unsurpassed in this region.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the firm of Barring & McSweeney was
on the 7th day of April, 1898, dissolved
AL debts due said firm are to be paid TO
Daniel McSNeency.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY AN ENPE-
rtenced man as clerk in general store
or any place of trust, references as re-
CARDS character or ability. Address g.,
Tribune office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

SITUATION WANTED-TO GO OFT
washing and ironing, washinGs and
ironings taken home also. Cali or ad-
dress l.. B., 33i n. Sumner avenue, Hyde
Park
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GET IT AT
WAREHOUSES;
Throw the
responsibility
on us

That's what or patrons can %. Just
understand thai every purchase made
hare Is With the distinct understand
ing that Il must give satisfaction. We
want 10 know il i doesn't
= lady told rs the other day she got
the idea OURS was 50 exclusive q stock
that The prices would be so high she
couldn't trade here. That's wrong.
We have exclusive sty,es-yas. But
in point Of fact or prices are LOWER
than maryland as low as any store
that carries reliable goods. It's the
very cheap that is the very expensive.
We are always willing 10 exchange
o. refund money on goods bought Of
uz which are not entirely satisfactory,
when returned 10 Us in good condition
within { reasonable time after pur-
chase, but with the distinct under
standing that all such goods returned
viii have al charges paid.
When sending for samples, o. for
Information, write plainly your name
and postohca. After receiving sam
PIES, and they prove satisfactory, or
der quickly, and if possible make TWO
or three selections, marking them in
the order OF your choice. This viii
prevent the delay required in sending
new samples which so often happens
T6en goods 10 match the sample re-
Quired are sold.
Il sometimes unavoidably happens
that goods ordered ara out of stock.
and in such cases We take the liberty
Of substituting what, in our Judgment,
is equally desirable, both in quality
and price. II not satisfactory in this
case, please return Al our expense. In
our Grocery. Crookery and Hardware
departments our stock IS thoroughly
complete and the range OF prices is al
that can Be desired.
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CLARKE'S B 4I PILLS a q s5 Es; 7I..s:;

Pains IL the back, and all kindred eomulaiuts-
Free from Mercury. Established upwards Of 30
years. In boxes As. Cd. each, OF all Chemists
and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the
Counties Drug Com psny. Lincoln, England
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FINISHED 4 BILL.
Current Appropriations Sent
Through By the House.

current appropriations oSHt
Through By the House.
At Saturdays session Of the House
The current appropriation bill was
taken up as unfinished business and
finally passed OF third reading.
The appropriation Of 5000 for the
Honolulu Park Commission was recon
zidersd and the item raised TO $500.
Investigation had been made and mem
bers who, on the previous day, made
objections. concluded 10 vote the extra
amount
The Public Lands Committee report
ed on the petition from North Kona,
asking for an appropriation OF $1,000
70 construct TWO bridges il that dis
Jrict The committee recommended
that this be not granted
The appropriation for schools on the
Island OF Hawaii was raised from s22.-
COO 70 SO. 900
In The matter OF the petition Of J.
K Nahale for damages sustained TO his
property IN Kona, The majority report
recommending that the claim be not
allowed, WIS adopted.
Senate Bill IS, relating 10 licenses
for No-aries Public and for selling
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EOUSE

TIE following answers 70 Questions
T-72o1-5zz - Req. Ae1I we're present.
a % Minister Cooper
Q Is i 10- fzcs -az- me balance
1-s he ! x Nzhz-s contract has
1e=1 c0lec-sd2 Il 1o-. has II bar
drawn from he Government dsoz---
EE
Tie balance due On said con-
trzc- amounting 70 $50. VS. 1z55 Fr
s--z-- dated December g. 1881. Tvo-
s11e-er approved by l[r. RowelI
Superintendent o. Public WORKS
= = lz-d- n whose possession g
rae money e the present une2
A. LIZ RowsI informs ne that La
IS holding the money for TIE reason
--lz- ne contract has 1o- been fulfilled
g Il This money Is nov IN posses
sen CT some other person and 1O- II
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Up It Goes.
DROTTH IND War.
~ - y

We ~ 70 protect our customers tC:
z-s compelled 70 follow the ua-Ee; as
o-- stocks become exhausted
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Heavy Realty DsSlS.

H2-1 r ISe2bs-s has soli - y V,
Gsz- large tract q land OF the town
side a Telegraph hill for S2e0oA Mr.,
ISe2bs-s bought the property 5 num-
BE- q years $50 from he l2te Dr.,
Geo T-o-Sss2C, II Is supposed tbs.
Tie firm q Gear < Lansing viii Q,o;
,he c-2c5 81 81 s2-,y date and pUt ths
les OF The -s-kss
". c Aohi hiss secured by purchase
-1s old Government Agricultural gar
den II Nauzau valley and viii sub
divide The property
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milk. passed second reading, The milk
license was changed from Sloa 70
s2@
House Bill s.. 7e,Atilg 10 7eoap;S
from tie store 81 The lepev settlement.
No.oksj w2S laid OF the table,
Ho2Ss adjourned a. u =,
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IMMIGRATION ACT
Ri5iGl CfIE il Pgslt L3Fs
P3W Sg.li Rs3ii-T.
0MITS OBLIGATORY DEPOSITS
House Rests On One Appropriation
5L--No-s Questions Answer
80 81 Ministry
OHTTS OBLIGATORY DEPOSITS
EN

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EEl-z-5-- TIE repair was resolved
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TIE Passed Bills C1Z-5-1as reported
--- -1z 1-- 1=-------E -ls Da--1zc-
--e and sz-= e w-s from Ezvz--
ian E-cv- E-z7zS 1z5 ben presented
10 tie President Tor his S5E-z-l-s
a Communication v1s received
z--- ne House announcing c1-c---
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opening @. s-=-s -1-c1z1 private
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Senator Baldwin -s1c--zE 5zv1-zs b r
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recommended E0=-5-=--S- -zsy r-
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present laws numbered --ll1 and
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-=E E=s---=s Of -1s bill = recommend
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ser d -o7=-E- A-z--S s-a-- = pad
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$50 --=- persons e n. ~-S- e -
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he Ez-zzcs Department SAFE 7 there
G-y -sv supporting This sc,so-s
4 L : c-s-o1z-y for -As Sros-sr-
cs-1s-c q Public WORKS - draw z16
7zy rs s1o-1-S PAYABLE O. : COZ
E-lC-- II accordance ~5-a its terms 81 :
-7C- -1s compilation 81 the vc-k u
draw and pay vlz-sVs- s4lazcs may
IL due
Es1o-c Ls-6 q The rs1ls q X coz
S-1=-e5 VIII >s-z-s tz--
L--ls-5- Cooper announced S5-5-z
rT ne President q Senate 1s- - Ar
Ac- n AEs-5 Sections 81 s. =
= 10 - - - = and s. Q. Land
Ac- q 1885. relating 70 P--l5c Lands
House 1zl =. relating u Tia manu-
t2c---s u VINES I-o2 grapes u E5s-
Tz51- growth. passed third reading
--z-l--1-S--
E-s- reading and passage os Senate
GlG s. relating u -1s eligibility Q.
ps-Sc2S - hold --1-.s o11cs- BsG read
Seco-E -5-s and referred % rhe Judi
cay CC--5--es- Confirmation O:
-15-5 reading q Senate 15ll
SPEAKER hz---lEo- called Rs2- Paris
II ne chair 1-5 then -ook Ms place
On he 5ol- v--1 -zs members W1s-
r1e tine came le moved 70 Insert e.
item @. S5s1 Tor repairing DaSl2 Lane
his vzS earned
Ez- Lcs1s-s-s5- -sy- 1-1ss S-i
moved 70 insert an item q So for c1s
removal q -1s ne n Y5-syl-5 street
Z i rs -1s intention q usD1s-S q
keep putting = S-zI items they
-5zl- a -e- 50 C-- even putting Il
ere cs-- stems. Ne said
The 1=--ai-55- @. me forenoon T2s
taken ID Win Cas consideration O.
vs-zo-S items 7 Senate bsu
The EcaSs -ooE : -eceS> 81 - Il
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TailOrS' Goods.
Clothing, Underwear, ShaVlS,

Blankets. Quilts, Towels. Table Covers.
Napkins, HandkerchietS, Gloves. Hos
iery, Hats, Umbrellas. Rugs and
Carpets, Ribbons, Eaces and
E2broideries, Cutlery, Per
fumeIY, Soaps, Etc.
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Bargain in Shoes.

s,anty
Of
bargain right price
The cheapest neither the
cheapest Buy good article viii satisfactory of
cheap keep
1;nuay duplicate,
the
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aE-EENOlN $500.

-ERNOGN SESSION
Continuation q Senate BIZ. Req
Robertson moved % strike or -1e Ken
al $50 Tor lights 81 Ea5--s, ho-z
There zzs quite s discussion over mis-
s-E -zs 5-e-- VS. carried b. : lla.. o-.-
III n l-e vu.s- TIE items for -,SEc--S
Eoazs-z landing and landings OF
Oahu outside Of Honolulu were s--5ck-
Il ont The item t0- lighting Kauai
landings vas allowed u remain n C15
BIZ cy : narrow majority
When Il came - ~Fo-eS-S and N---
series Rep. LcCa-6.eSS moved -1z-
ne Item u S5.111 for Honolulu P2-s
comm SS5o- y -a5Se5 % $3.50. Tie
commission Tzas already ssh n dep,
from -1e last TWO ysl-S- N1niS-e-
Damon said il Vas about tine Il5
--cl people O. The city should come
forward and 5o-a-e something tc- -1i
--5-5c- The Government should 1c- b;
expected 70 Go Il all The item passed
g. S5l1 = II J1s bill
The -a1aC.---aI.o1 Of he bill va:
postponed and II VII 20 70 tie Rev.
sion Committee Tor The purpose q haT.
EzE -zs amounts Tor the various Dc
2z--Ds--S too-5i mp aE2[- - t1e-9
have been : E-aa- many changes
Wien i came . The end Of The BIZ
and ne section containing he p-ovt
sion that fly pr cent OF the la1C,
employed 70 10 Tie different cC1--zc
7o-E shall y Europeans and Hawai-
5z1s Rep NcCa-6lsSS moved that II
E--[ American" - added Is he dis
-0- 1z--sTs -1e vo-i European" COY
z-=5 Americans This was done
A--o--zv-Cz1s-sl Smith then a-ost
and moved thai he provision JUS
mention z-5 Inserted 4 he SECOND
reading d ne BIZ. ts stricken OF.
He 555 -o- believe -lz- i vas 3 500.
ding n have ne 1--- appear OF ne
s-z---=s With such 3 provision
certainly wound looE very much TX.
5zSC-E--z--C- aEE-s- AS5s-icS a-s
sCcl ming vas 11- good policy n
. MATER o. ne KIND The motion. Of n
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT vas seconded q
Minister Damon who said that II.
Chinese and JzCa-5Ss we're CeS--a
. 70 become 2 very important tzcto
il -L= affairs o. Tie Islands A. loz.
= hey were treated q they Szou-,
b. hey would certainly DO WHAT Va
right ll- = soon - they found the
were r=5-E Disseminated against -hs,
ToLl -=-z-z-= and they would o :.
mean tzc-o--
Rep. Richards said thai class -eEis
-z-511 n this matter did 1o- h0-he,
hin Et--e biz. Up on Hawaii white
men we're n he habit OF taking COZ
tracts and then giving The Work Il
japanese who did no- half do wla
Tzs expected Certainly he would no
vote ID have The clause stricken Ou'
Of -ls section He believed i would
do great good on Hawaii.
Rep. Robertson called the attention
OF -1z Ministers 20 the fact that on!
fifty p=- cent O: the labor was ress-T.
I'd for E5a77z-.a1s. Americans and Ell.
102zz-s h did l0- see that ch=
As-z-ics had any room for complaint
when 15-E Per cent was reserved fO-
then 7 any complaint was 70 K
made i would certainly Be OF the side
q the Eava5ia-s. Europeans and An
elcz-S
L vas sought % bring I'D various
items nat had been referred but the
motion 70 adjourn was made. There
were four votes OF each side. the
Speaker deciding -he matter By yot-
=-E n -Lz affirmative.
The Press., 1898-09-01
ELLINGTON.


 Mir. and Mls. Walter Skinner of Rock vile are spending their vacation at the lake.
 The Hartford and New York boarders who are stopping on ''the hill" held a picnic at Aborn's grove Wednesday.
 0. Walton Aborn entered upon his school duties Wednesday at Ellington. We wish him success in his new field of labor.
 Miss Lottie F. Chapman, who has been spending few days with her aunt, Mrs. Eugene Neff, has returned to her home in Rockville.
 Rev. T. c. Denman of South Willing ton will preach next Sunday at the usual hour. There will also be a church meet ing to elect trustees the first Monday in September, at 2. 30 D. m.
The Press., 1898-09-01
crank worthineton of Granby has been

Frank Worthington of Granby has been the guest of his uncle, E. J. Worthington.
 Mrs. Abigail Eaton Dunlap died at the home Of her son In Sprinfield, Tuesday morning, after long and painful illness, with cancer. Mrs. Dunlap was born in West Stafford in February. 1919. and moved from this place to Springfield in in 1877. She was for many years mem- ber of the Congregational church, and was loved and respected by all who knew her. She leaves husband, Lemuel Dun- lap, who Is in very feeble health; two sons, Edward of Springfield, and George, who resides in Stafford, and one sister, Mrs. Charlotte Anderson, of this village. The funeral was held at the Congrega- tional church in this place Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Press., 1898-09-01
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL HorrCrs.


 tMatter under this head 10 cents per line.l
 A. W. Walker offers this week one case of Cotton and Wool Bed Blankets li-4 white, with red. blue and pink bord- CTS, at o9 cts. per pair, the best yet Call and ex8mine.
 Shirt Waists, Wrappers and summer goods at reduced prices, at E. l.. Burr's.
 For First-C Glass Photographs call at CarslinAl's Studio. Cabinets only e2 per dozen. Good work guaranteed. 63 Main Street.
 -Artlstic photographs from 91.60 per dozen upwards. Thoee handsome carbon cites from e3 per dozen up. Martins, Johnson's block.
 A. W. Walker offers this week Fri day and Saturday Remnants and Short Lengths of Wool Dress Goods at very low prices, to make room for new goods. These goods will be found upstairs In cloak room, and it will pay you to call and examine them.
The Press., 1898-09-01
Al. 70. U. WI. meetIne thIs eveninr.

A. O. U. w. meeting this evening.
 Winter Post, G. A. R., meeting next Tuesday evening.
 Services will be resumed at the M. K. church next Sunday.
 Albert Knight of Providence, R. l., Is the guest of John Siswick.
 MIss Bertha Helm Is spending . few days with friends in Monson.
 Mrs. K. l.. Burr has returned from a short visit nit Greenwich. MAss.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. H Pinney of Brooklyn are guests of Mrs. Charles Holt.
 Miss Mamie Roach of Palmer Is the guest of Miss Minnie O'Halloran.
 Regular convocation of Orient Chapter, K. A. M., next Wednesday evening.
 A. W. Walker has been in New Yoik thIs week buying fall goods for his trade.
 Mrs. Julius Converse has returned from q two-weeks' stay at Spring Grove, N. J.
 Miss G. A. Washburn Is spending two weeks with friends in Hartford and vicin- Ity.
 Willis H. Reed Is now the correspond ent for the Hartford Courant in this vi- cinity.
 K. K. Spauldlng, who has been serious ly m the past two weeks, Is slightly bet ter this-morning.
 W. K. Demond and family have gone on an eight days carriage drive through western Massachusetts.
 Miss Josephine Hewitt will go to Bos- ton next Wednesday to enter the New England Conservatory of Music.
 Charles Ryder and family and l.. D. CorthIer and family, all of WilllngtOn, visited friends in town over Sunday.
 The Cummings farm, owned by ThOm- as Wright, on the macadam road to the Hollow, will be sold at auction Septem- Der 10, at 2p. m.
 Rev. A. Lincoln Spear of Springfield, who occupied the pulpit at the COngrega- tional church last Sunday, will again of- ficIate next Sunday. Marshal Bolieau has returned with his teams from East Haddam, where he has been employed by the B. D. Pierce Co. of Bridgeport in building a macadam road.
 Collector Nichols advertises that he Is ready to receive the school district taxes, and will be at Bldwell & Co.'S market ev- cry afternoon, except Mondays and Thurs days.
 Regular session of WAuseon Lodge, |. O. O. F., next Tuesday evening. The second degree will be worked, and im- portant business will come before the lodge.
 Two large snakes were found on East Main street the past week, large adder in F. N. Crane's yard, and black snake four feet long backing In the sun on Mrs. Charles HOlt's lawn. The MerchAnts' Protective association will hold their annual business meeting and banquet at the Springs House next Wednesday evening. The banquet will be held at 8 o'clock, and the election of officers and other business will come up earlier In the evening.
 Finer Nelson Weeks, four months old, the adopted daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Weeks, died Thursday quite suddenly. The funeral was held Friday, Rev. T. D. Martin, of the Episcopal church, Officiating. The burial was in the Stafford Springs cemetery.
 The handicap golf match at the Coun- try club grounds last Saturday afternoon raunltad ma RoIIowa
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 Mir. and Mrs. Michael Roberts are en- tertaining friends from Somersville.
 Pliny Harwood and family of New Lon- don are spending the week with relatives. Mir. and Mrs. Herman Lovett of Filing ton visited their father, s. Nj. Harwood, the first of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert West of East Cambridge, Mass., are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. o. R. Andrews.
 Jesse Park of Hartford has been the guest of his sisters, Mrs. Chas Kellogg and Mrs. Jennie VanHeynigen.
 The deer that has been seen by many in this vicinity of late, was again seen by E. ID. Ellis, in his cornfield, last week.
 Many were pained to learn of the death of Arthur Pomeroy of Somers, Tuesday morning. MT. Pomeroy had many friends this community.
 The schools in districts No. 12 and 15 began last Monday with Mrs. M. A. Gold and Miss Hattie Smith as teachers. The one in district No. 16 will begin next week with Miss Peck of Ellington as teacher.