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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08
NEW MILFORD.
TIE MERRYALL DISTRICT.

Hiram Peck has moved to New Pres
to n to drive for DR. R. A. Marcy.
Ellis Fairhurst spent Sunday with his
family at Fl. B. Bostwick's.
Mrs V. B. Hatch and daughter were
at G N. Abbott's, Monday.
School begins, next Monday, with Miss
RAYMOND az teacher.
Henry Peterson is to spend the winter
at G. N. Abbntt's.
Miss Ida Marsh is to teach the Park
Lane school and Sarah Hendricks to the
Ora Hill school In Kent.
LANESvILLE.
Mrs G.. A. Smith, who has been at the
New Haven hospits for treatment, re-
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08
GA - TO RIA.
Bsa,, tina a The Kind YOs Have Always Bought
S's. as &WzzzMx

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is scientific
compound having the end 1rsement of
eminent ply sicians and the ms dicsl press.
It "digests what you eat" and positively
cures dyspepsia. M. A Ketrop, Bloom
ingdale, Tenn. says it cured him of indi-
gestion of ten years standing r. a.
Beers g Co., Newtown !; s. C. Bull & Co.,
Sandy Hook; A B. Blakemsn, Bo.sford
B. Hawley & Co., Stepney.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08
NEW PRESTON.

REV MR PANGBURN ACCEPTS CALL TO THE
Passionate OF TIE NEW PRESTON
CHURCHES.
Rev Mr. Light of New Haven preached
here, last Sunday morning. the COM
munion service followed the morning
service. DLr.ng the opening services, a
letter was read If I'm Rev Mr. Pangburn
Of New Haven accepting the late Call
from the New Preston church, to engage
as pastor IN the WI TX of the Gospel Min
lstry. A notice Wa also read of an ad.
jOurned meeting OF the Ecclesiastical
society at the chur Gu parlors, next Satur-
day afternoon, to consider the advisable
ity of making necessary repairs to the
parsonage.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08
ROxBURY.

POTATO BUGS HOLD A CONFERENCE. /
1t seems as If all the potato bugs of the
country had cougregsted at the potato
field OF George Barnes, holding camp
meeting. The LIT being Of about one
acre Is not Ii rye enough to hold them, so
they have covered the fences and adj Iin-
ing land; something never seen the
likes of in this county. There "a many
mi Inns of Them
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08
JAS TO Ia
Bear. thu n The KIND You Have Always Bought
Signature Il &NzzzN<

e. E. Turner, Compton, Mo-, was cured
of piles by d Wits Witch H,z'l S. I've
after suffering seventeen years and try
ing OVER twenty remedies. Physicians
and "a geons endorse It. Beware OF
dangerous counterfeits. r. 81. Beers &
Co., Newtown; S. C. Bull & Co., SANDY
Hook; A. B. Blskemsn, Botsford: B
HaWlev & Co.. Stnnoo-
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08

by the upsetting of their boat. One,cIung
to the boat and was rescued. The other
two were drowned.
Mrs Rena Upton and son OF Water
bury are visiting at Ira Emmons.
Everett Beach lsft, last Friday, for
Easthampton, Mass, where he Will en-.
ter Williston seminary as student.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08
BANTAM.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

bAFIIsT OHOKCH NOTESs
The Baptist churches at E. st Cornwall
and Bantam have extended Cell to Rev
Fred S. feathers of Haverhill, Mass, to
become their pastor. He has accepted
the call ana will commence his work in
these fields, October /.
The Kings Daughters meet, next Fri
day evening, with Mrs Fillmore Brown.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08
WOODBURY..

Chester Isham, one Of Woodbury's
we'll known dealers in fine working cat
tie, sold pair of fine Devon three-year-
olds, last week, to N. B. Strong of War
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08

turned home. last Tuesday, much i'm
proved in hes b.
Ira W. ters has raj ed tf rec sores OF fl ne
tobacco instead of one and one half acres
az reported in last weeks BEE.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08

Mr. and Mrs Ben Houghtaiing and
daughter of Boardman, with q party of
friepds, spent SUNDAY ct Mrs Houghta-
ling's fathers, Dsnh Vaughn's, of San
ford Station. Charles Ki!lain of Chics go
was also one of the guests.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08

A SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT.
A sad accident happened on Bantam
Lake, Labor dav. Tbr9e men from Tor
rington were fishing from a boat, when
they We rs all three thrown into the water
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08
BETHLEHEM.

LAWN PARTY FOR BENEFIr OF CHRIST
CHURCH.
The lawn festival ON The lawn OF vii.
liam G.. Kair, Last week Friday, was well
attended. Rev e. S. Sksgen came Ut
from Oakville with q | lad of 16. A
pleasant feature OF the evening was the
singing and the Rotations by the chill
dren. The entertainment was for the
benefit of Christ church and Melted $25
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-08

On Sunday night, during the severe
shower, Lightning struck the barn OF
George Kruger at Ottop. bur ling ii to
the ground. The barn contained ID tons
of hay, pt r5lY insured.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-24
Address

On Agriculture and Good Roads Rob
ert f. Dulaney, representing the Ken
lucky Bureau of Agriculture, will ad-
dress the citizens of the county on the
above topics at the Courthouse III Hlcs-
man, Ky, ON November 2i, at o'clock
p m. Farmers and AL others interest
ed are invited To attend and assist IN
organizing County Agricultural So
ciety or Farmers Club, whose labors
shall be solely in improving the agri-
culture OF the county, awakening IN
tercst in good roads and more OF them,
and III using every means 10 promote
The industrial welfare of the county.
\ live agricultural society Will do Tor
the county what Cumnercl Al Clubs ANA
similar organizations are dong for our
progressive cities fyOu want such an
organization III your county TO be FOL
lowed by Il Farmers Institute during the
fall or winter, the opportunity Is pre-
scented rs members OF the club Is lndls-
pensible Cores pond tnce invited from
anyone interested. LUCAS MOORE,
Commissioners OF Agriculture,
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More Powerful Than a King.

The Vanderbilt Morgan Rock.
fe Ter people announce that over
$4,000 miles Of railroad will be
concentrated under one manage.
ment. And right on top of that
comes the announcement that all
he telegraph. cable and telephone
systems will be consolidated.
That will mean that the few con
trolling mau in these combines
will have the power to make and
unmake cities and even States,
destroy any business man who
they do not like or whose compe-
tiIOr is a friend of the managers
in the combine, by the system of
rebates. Compared to which the
power of kings aud mobiles is IN.
significant.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-24
Observation-Disclosures llls
THE GREAT PRESIDENTIAL CAM
PAIGN 0f 1900.

The politics Of the great political par.
Ties are now being formed aud the candi-
dates discussed The voice 81 the peo-
pie as recorded by ballot NJ the approach
log Presidential election will probably
dccid. The policy of the nation for The
next decade Every citizen must study
.thx area. aaee tian,- ikst.Are~io cgins h@s
fore the people This can be sonr' ,esssg,
through the medium Of great DewsPa.
per. Nov ~ The time, therefore, Tor ev
-,y voter 10 subscribe for the best aud
mo-' reliable newsTaper cbtainable. The
semi Ncskl, Republic covers the whole
field ~ politiesl news While " is Demo
craiic ii publishes the ne~s 10 regard to
all political parties without prejudice, lis
Geographic aud cable news service IL "a
periut 10 that Of any other paper lis
special features are the best IL tact, u
u the paper for that large class # read
err who cannot afford or do not have &c.
cess 10 h. daily papers.
Attention is also called 10 the Repuh
lies sunday Magazine lts half tone IL
Illustrations alone are worth The suhscrip'
ton price l. is made up Of special ar
tcles by the best literary u,lent, embrac.
ing variety Of current subjects of Va
teresI News features Of ab-orbing lu-
terest are illustrated aud enlarged upon.
For the ben,ir Of the ladies the latest fash
tons are hand.omely illustrated The lie
public SUNDAY Magazine is always inter
csring to every mber Of the family
The -uh-crip ION price Of the SEMI
weekly Republic is ~ 90 per year. The
Republic sunday Magazine u - 20 per
year Both papers are now hring oiierel
at the very low pri IF $3.50 a year, To
secure this low rae buih must Ne ordered
aud Paid for ~ The same lime
Address all ordc-s iu THE Il EPU BIG.
~ Louis Mo
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-24
Prisoners Recaptured.

A special dispatch from Union CITY,
dated 2lst inst, says: Sheriff j. L.
Finch and Deputy T, p, Noah returned
this morning from East Prairie, Mo /,
with Gus Sims and Manuel Ferguson,
Nv % of the three white men who eScap-
ed from the jail at Ulion 'ity on last
Thursday night The men who were
at East Prairie were on a
through freight beating their way, but,
seeiug the officers, jumped from the
rain and cndeavorcd To escape, but
we're soon run down jim Sharp, the
other prisoner who escaped, Is still at
hrge
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-24
TIE 1900 CONTEST.
The Nominees and Issues.

This is aBimmense country, and
great events occur so rapidly, and
these events so affect the honest
convictions of great public lead.
ELS and as well the minds Of the
people, that no man Ia wise
enough TO predict to any certain.
" either the nominees or the is.
sues.
AT this time there is bat little
donbt but that Mckinley would
he the Republican nominee, and
IL is equally apparent that Bryan
would again lead the Democratic
hosts. But the rapidly changing
events have made new issues, and
Issues that cannot be relegsted
or obscnred.
Politicians cannot always make
issues, but great events force con.
sideratioh upon the people. and
such We believe will be the issues
resulting from the war with Spain
aud the Philippines. The poll.
ticians will. no doubt, get in their
play for advantage as to plat.
forms.
Up 10 this date the var issues
are not defined. Certain great
party leaders, Republicans aud
Democrats, have made known
their views, but events change so
rapidly and conditions with them,
that the issues are not shaped.
Now that Uncle Sam has acquir.
ed these new territories, what's
10 be donei flow are they TO be
loyernedf Are they TO be held
under military rule or at some
time given the right of self gov.
erument, admitted as States and
territories aud accorded rights rs
citizens. These will be great is.
sues and they must he acted on.
Many great Republicans like ex.
speaker Reed, Senators Hoar. Ma.
sopp Boutwell,. Carnegie. schprz
~ khers. are openly sassinss
what Is called FVesld66t MClkits
Iey's Expansion" or "imperialis
tic' policy. And on the other
side great Democrats like Senator
Morgan, Watterson, Gems. Lee
aud Wheeler and others uphold
NcK nley as far as he has gone.
In truth it remains to be defin.
ed what is meant by expansion"
or "imperialism"; and upon this
de6nition In acts depends the re.
results of the Presidential con.
test next year.
The Democratic party is histOr.
ically aud additionally an expan
sion party, and has given Uncle
Sam all the home territory added
since the l3 colonies; but it is not
aud cannot be an imperirlistic
party that is, il is welded to
what we call home rule, the con.
sent of the people governed, &C.,
but war conditions must for a
time exist as factors in our
relations with these new acquain.
tances. When actual war is on
the loyalty and patriotism Of the
people goes to the Government
conducting the war, and will not
tolerate captious Oppo sition, and
seldom consider we'll founded
criticism Our relations, hOwev.
er, to Cuba, Porto Rico and the
Philippines. will no doubt be the
absorbing issues Of 1900.
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walt Paper Cheap

wan Paper and Border for medium
sized room, GO We are making spe-
cial prices IN order to reduce stock.
WILSON'S Book STORE
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The belated hubby has been giving
the excuse to his wife that he was stay.
ing up TO see the meteoric display. This
excuse will work all right unless the IN.
dignant and suspicious WHEY should
take a notion to make her hubby see z
few imaginary shooting stars.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-24
TAYLOR ELECTED GOVERN.
OR.
Counted in With Fairness.
No Force, No Bloodshed, Dem.
Gratis Did it.
Democrats Win Legislature
by 30 Majority.
Hurra for Old Kentucky.

Hurra for Old Kentucky.
The Official returns OF the en-.
tire State elects W s.. Taylor, Re.
publican, Governor, by 1882 plu.
rali,y. There are some contests
yet, which will be con sidered By
the State Commissioners, bat It 70
generally conceded by Democratic
papers and leaders that the pres.
ent official returns will not be me.
terially changed.
In Nelson County the 1,l98
votes certified to Nv. P Taylorn
we're given to w. 8. Taylor, the
Republican nominee, by decision
Of q Democratic Judge.
In Louisville and Jefferson
county. where for 80 years there
has not been an election held free
of fraud and corruption. was not
an exception this time. FIVE pre-.
clncts were thrown ont and these
II they had been counted would
give GOebel $50 plurality, ana i've
precincts objected to by Demo.
Gratis were counted, giving Taylor
q gain of 4S votes : making net
gain of 1913 votes for Taylor.
So after all the blow, bravo and
threats. and talk of the "Goebel
machine" counting Taylor out. the
result shows that the count thro'.
out the State has been about 90
fair aud square as any average
election.
In the counties Of Knox and
Jefferson the State Board will
hear contests, because Of the zee
kof whal they cell "slssps ballots,~
I11eSetV0kUeoz0Vv01 uuDG|
per go thin that the voters mark
could be seen after 1t was folded
and thus destroyed Q secret bal.
lot." as the law requires. But
these ballots will be counted by
the State Board as they have been
by the County Boards.
The Legislature is unquestion.
ably Democratic By about 30 ma.
jority, which, no doubt, insures
the election of Blackburn to the
U. 8. Senate. There are several
anti Blackburn members elected,
however, and they, maybe, will
co operate with Republican mem.
hers towards trying to elect 90
anti. Goebel Blackburn Senator.
The State campaign has been
the most bitter in the history Of
the State. GOebel, the Democrat.
ic nominee, excited the most bit.
ter personal denuncistiou and CD.
position on the part Of opposing
Democratic leaders, and 10 turn
he dealt blow for blow. These
personalities" cost the Demo.
cratic ticket several thousand
votes. In fact, with an accept.
able and harmonious nominee the
Democrats this year would have
had u walk.Over-a majority FROM
20, 900 TO $4,000.
The result has been close 10 the
State, aud the personal bitterness
involved has caused mutual dis.
trust, and heuce all the extrava.
CANT charges kept alive aud ex.
sggerated by the partisan and sen.
sational papers Of "election ma.
chimes" counting candidates In
and out, aud the blood and thun.
der talk Of seating the Governor
elect by force, SC. The facts
prove that the people have been
grossly deceived by such politi.
clans. and that after all the cleo.
ton Of 1899 has been about 90
fairly conducted as the average.
some fraud, some wrong, but per.
hsps no worse than many previous
elections.
The belated hubby has been giving
the excuse to his wife that he was stay.
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'urt cons treatment.
4. l. HOOKING, Prop'r-

TIN Hannibal Daily Post says i'm
reference TO MAJOR Merwin's lecture :
THE SPEAKER pointed out many of the
charactds IN Shakespeare, and dwelt at
length On the qualities portrayed by
Shat oSpSare's heroineS and illuminated
them Nv flashes Of poetry and elo.
qrence The lecture was i'll all respects
arare literary gem.
Mr. A. +. Eastwood, representing
III" Hickman ~ Tiptonville Levee en-.
terprise has been in Hickman. the past
week, and says he has much encourage
ment as 20 the ultimate success in the
matter Of increased subscriptions in this
county Also that the help of the in
tiuential citizens of Obion and Dyer
counties has recently been secured In
Hickman there is some opposition TO the
levee which of course has dampening
effect on efforts to secure further aid.
The building OF the proposed leyee
would quadruple the population of the
country, aud this increase
ccrt1inlv should increase the trade of
Hickman,
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r IT, TYLER-
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE AGENT.


aud full line OF III. best aud reliable Fire lnsur
the State and that Old Reliable
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE 90, that has already
100000 fr Insurance Hickman aud ylcin
regular Lite
business IN this He sOcs
) pat Call "
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-24

Notwithstanding there have been
heavy advances in almost every line
of manufactured goods which we sell,
our stocks of Dry Goods, Clothing
Shoes, &c, are still complete, and all
bought before the advances, and we
are still selling them at old prices,
many goods lower than last year.
We invite an inspections.
d QW c EiIlSNM
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-24
local and PERSONAL.

NJ state Commissioner will com
Id1H ihe election count next Monday.
4 TATE Your Hides. Furs and Game
, II SHAW d SHAW.
M regular services al the Episco.
b fChurch next Sunday. Sunday
nd at the usual hour
pr Dabney will preach at the
lrtsiian church Sunday morning at
O'Clock. Everybody invited,
~ The members Of the Christian
,qrch are arranging to greatly inn
'jSe their church house. The improve
! afs will probably cost 81 900.
BtrgI1rs entered the grocery house
IT.. ) W McElroy. Tuesday night,
7ing about eight dollars in money,
ne pistol, n gun, aud probably other
ings
Tic dwelling of Rev. j. L &. Col
q. was destroyed by FIRE at Fulton Fri.
y, The Memphis conference, IN ses-
IA ~ Brownsville, took mp a collec-
pot about $500 for him.
W. Buck is the Jewelry man of
iciman. He buys right and sells
sp, mover misrepresents a piece of
~ Try II he says it is gold you can
n Sure Of it.
Gin the United States District Court
IF9ducah, Monday, T. r. jenkins was
IN tied Of the charge of opening q
~ on route Mr. jenkins is a mail
~ running between Fulton and
1hrville
~ $500 worth of solid gold Rings
y he price of old gold. Solid gold OPP
Eiugs, 81 80 at Bucks.
k-The new Methodist minister. Rev.
Il II. Evans, will I'LL his first regular
Homtment next Sunday Services at
usual Eour Mr. Evans was for
Ely Presiding Elder of this District.
ranks rs one of the ablest preach
In the Conference.
4 Mr. rhaddeus II Ivey. an aged.
Que of the prominent and worthy
d ms Of Lynchburg, Va, died, IN
y city, Sunday last, ~ years Of age.
lwas lrnihcr of Mrs. Mary =. Fu-
Il, ri Hickman. The whole city of
tr'hburg was in mourning for this
etyolent and worthy man.
r~Sam Stiefel was convicted Of arson
y Jury ut New Madrid, Mo, last
K, and sentenced TO serve ten wears
We State penltentiars The evidence
'anst hun was entirely circumstantial
opt that he had made threats TO
g We the town in ashes" repeatedly
, cal DAYS before the fire.
49, The Tree Barber Shop Il the
~ $50 sou. abayipg. haircutting
n ekmfipooing done. Prompt stfVfce
q ,au,.t nr.,a
Evening journal., 1899-10-10
sHEARING 10000 SHEEP.
That Number Is Small Clip for one
Australian Farm-Mnchines DO
the Work.

The sheep shearer is to be found in
his glory in Australia, for that is the
place where the wool comes from.
was particularly lucky in arriving at
Sir Rupert Clarke's Belinda Vale sta
tion, which is 2s miles from Melbourne.
when the shearers were at their busiest.
After a lengthy trial, Lincolns have
been discarded in favor of the Leices-
ter, which is found to produce more
shapely cross with the merino, which
natures early and carries wool of ex-
ceptional brightness.
The Wolseley shearing machine, the
invention of a brother of our field mar
shal, and an erstwhile New Zealand
squatter, which is in use, is wonderful
instrument.
The cutter is best compared with
horse clipper, the power being commu-
nicated by a stiff cord revolving in
pliable hose, which, with universal
joint, allows free play to, the operator
within the radius of the hose.
The sheep are brought into the shed
at one end and put into two rows Of
pens in the center, with an alleyway on
each hand, and the shearers are placed
singly, four or five feet apart, on each
side of the passage, so that a shearer
takes his sheep from pen in the cen
ter, shears it, and turns it down shoot
at the side of the shed leading into a
yard, and that sheep is free 10 raise
another fleece.
In all, about 10000 sheep will be
shorn, a tally below the average of the
past few years, due mainly to the heavy
sales in the previous season and re-
duction in the number of lambs bred.
In addition TO the shearers "a in
number) are the pickers-up, who carry
the fleece TO the skirters, from whom
it is taken, minus the heavy or inferior
parts, or Skirts" as they are called,
to the supreme autocrat of the shed,
the classet, who decides on it's merits.
Chasing this clip for many years, he
comes to get a wonderful grasp of its
numerous qualities. He has the eye
and touch developed by years Of con-
stant training.
From the bins the fleeces go to the
press, are baled, some 50 to bale, and
the bale marked by a stencil with the
brand, number and description, then
loaded on bullock wagon drawn by a
team of 12 OF IA and carted TO the rail
way station en- route for London.-Lon-
don Sketch.
Evening journal., 1899-10-10
MONEY COMING IN FAST


COUNTY TREASURER RETTEW
RECEIVED MORE THAN 100000
DURING SEPTEMBER.
County Treasurer Horace G. Rettew
has made his report of collections Of
county and poor taxes for Wilmington
for September. They amount to S92,-
653.71, and represent an assessment Of
s16,254, ,563. The amount of colored
school taxes collected during the month
was s227.77. These are the largest col
lections made in any one month since
Mr. Rettew has been in office.
The collections for this year are bet
ter thanheretofore. The amount collect
ed last month was more than half OF
that which was and is collectible. The
total assessment for the city is $2s,-
737 O37. Taxes on $40, ,754, ,131, s11S,245.-
&C. were collected during July, August
and September The taxes on $8,9S2,-
9O6 is yet to be collected and the most
of this will be received before Decem-
Der 1. Three per cent. was added TO
face of bills on October /, and will be
collected on all payments TO December
1. There is about S4S,0 900 to be collect
ed. This includes errors.
Evening journal., 1899-10-10
TuE WEATHER

New York Herald's Forecast.--An eX-
tensive barometric depression.n now COW
ering the Mississippi Valley, Will move
eastward, but not very rapidly. lt VIII
cause brisk sOutherly winds on the
lakes to-day and on the North ATTAIN
tic coast tonight. Temperature Will
rise generally In the interior OF TINS
section. But little rainfall as yet ac-
companies the depression.
In the Middle States and New Eng
land to-day fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail with nearly sta.
tionary. followed in this section by rls.
ing temperature and light to fresh
variable winds. mostly southerly, anc
increasing in the Afternoon and TO-
night.
On Wednesday. partly cloudy, slight
ly warmer weather viii prevail, witt
brisk southerly and sOuthwesterll
winds. followed by rain in the north
ern districts.
On Thursday. partly cloudy to fair
with slight temperature changes.
European steamers now sailing vii
have mostly fair weather and light
variable breezes. mostly sOuthwesterly
20 the Banks
Forecast fer Tuesday and Wednes
/ day.-Eastern Pennsylvania: Fair
warmer Tuesday; fair in southern
showers in northern portion Wednes
day: fresh sOutherly winds.
New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland
Fair and warmer Tuesday; southerl
winds. becoming fresh in the after
noon; Wednesday fair.