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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20
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i but whether the election took place to-
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presented 10 The people of the united
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

He was given four cigars, 1914 cents
apiece. and the cigar was a very poor
5 cent cigar.
The people are friendly and are ex-
tending every courtesy to visitors, with
their hands in every pocket.
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GREENFIELD HILL.

THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.
 MT snd Mrs J. R. Jennings and Miss Abbie D. Wskeman are all quite poorly yet, Miss Della Jennings being much better.
 Mrs Samuel T. Bulkley has visited al her old home.
 Miss Winifred Jennings has been obliged to give up her school during the illness of her family. Miss E Ina Wheel. CT of Esston has taken her place as teacher.
 B. F. Burr and sister have been guests of their sister in Bedding recently.
 Mrs David Booth and daughter have been on the sick list.
 Frank Raymond has had another se. were illness. Dr Duuham attends.
 It ia expected that in few weeks Mrs Carr and Miss Burr will leave this neigh. borhood for their new home near Bridge. port, much to the regret of their present neighbors. Miss M. NJ. Burr returned, Tuesday after spending over three months witt friends in Nsw Britain and Hartford. The frame for Wilbur Jennings onior house was rsised, Monday morning.
 Miss Martha Meeker is v'ry much out of health.
 Mrs Mary Burr is keeri-e Ms Adder. son for 8 while. Mrs Fl. B. Bur 's troubled with rheu. matism in her hands. Willis Hutchinson of Bridgeport wa. at his grandmother's, Sunday.
 Joel Wiggins has very sick horse. Horace King of Bridgeport was ths guest of his parents, Sunday. Frank Raymond is very poorly. Miss Annie c. Burr is very much out of health.
 Mrs W. c. Bulkley is up and around the house again.
 This community was shocked. Thurs day, to learn of the death of Frederic Bronson, which occurred the day before Only last week death claimed his mex door neighbor, Hezekish Banks. On Wednesday evening, MT and Mir Elmer Bulkley entertained the band @ their pleasant home in Cross Highway All were handsomely entertained, fo which in return the band gave then plenty of good music.
 Mrs Albert Bulkley and daughter o Hoyden's Hill have been the guests 0 Miss Cora Bulkley.
 Mrs Maria Keeler and son, also Mis- Bertha Kicker and cousin were in Hull' Farms, Saturday. calling on friends.
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THE MERRYALL DISTRICT.


 Byron Terrell has been having trouble with his teeth.
 Mrs Emily sedwervick from Union City is visiting relatives here.
 Mrs Alfred Bushnell is recovering from an operation for appendicitis.
 The community were shocked, Sunday, to hear of the death of Charles Squires, only child of MT and Mrs Anson Squires. He bad been sick less than 36 hours with pneumonia. Much sympathy is felt for the beresved parents also for the yourg wife left with three little children.
 There has been quite & number f1 changes here this spring. harles Marf has 8 Swede from Washington on his farm. Mr Edwards, who has been there goes to Wellsville to work for Chauncey Marsh. Howard Lane goes on to Elbert Howland's place, vacated by August Newblorseb. Fred Barney into the Conktite house and family of foreign CTS into the house he vacates. Mir Hei nan goes to Andrew Benedict's and Is rael Hendricks into the house vacated bJ him, belonging to Henry Murray. Mr Merwin has family of Polanders in he house. James Marshall moves into W D. Stones house, and Will Swifs Q Marketable moves into the Lovelan, house.
 E5,raa hnIy, ia soarca. Thare are aayars farmers who would like to hire.
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TRUMBULL.

DEATH OF FREDERICK s. STERLING.
 Frederick s. Sterling died very sud- denly at his home, last Thursday even- ing, March 29, of heart failure, the eff. fects of cold, age 69 years. The flu. neral was largely attended from his late residence Monday at p. m., Rev MT White officiating. Mir Sterling was a staunch member of the Trumbull Grange, which order took charge of the burial service. The interment was in Long Hill cemetery. There was 8 profnsion ot flowers from his many friends. MI Sterling was in his early years an en. gineer on the Housatonic railroad but for the past 40 years he has lived on his farm, which he had conducted success. fully. He leaves wife and one daugh. ter, Mrs Frank Sherman of Long Hill, also half sister, Mrs Charles Hall oi Bridgeport. MT Sterling will be missed by host of friends.
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New Haven Go.
OXFORD.

FIELD FIRES GET BEYOND CONTROL.
 As sure evidence that spring has come is BOW seen the smoke of bor firas in diff ferent directions and on Saturday fire was started by members of the family occupying the Stewart place on their land which soon was beyond their con- trol and ran across to the farm of E. W. Cha fl i'd. It was subdued after much hard work and but little damage was done. These same people had serious trouble with fires last year and it would seem as if they should learn by expert ence to be careful.
 Fred Cable of Torrington made 8 sur prise visit to his people on Chestnut Tree Hill over Sunday.
 Miss Florence Treat, teacher of the Chestnut Tree Hill school, had vaca- tion last week.
 F. W. Hubbell moved from the Town farm, last week, to his new home, and his son, Burton Hubbel', moved frJm the Center to the Town farm, having taken the contract to care for the poor of the town the coming --"r.
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MONROE.

CONGREGATIONALIsTs CALL PASTOR.
 Carl Stockman. now of Yale Theolog. ical. school, has receiveed call from the Congregational parish here and will seon move into the parsonage.
 Mrs Lobshisr and son of Bridgeport spent Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs s. J. Kirk.
 MT Holmes and son, Lsslie, of Shelton, was entertained over Sunday at Town Clerk D. A. Nichols.
 MT and Mrs Wilbur F. Selleck of Eas- ton spent Sunday with MT and Mrs Ed ward K. Curtiss. Miss Edith N. Curtiss returned with them for visit.
 Lester Banks spent Sunday in town.
 Mrs Charity Turney of Easton has vis. ited her sister, Mrs Eli Curtis.
 The Center school Is having 8 vacation of one week.
 Miss Fannie Burr is in Milford visiting her cousin.
 Lewis Besrdeley, former resident ot this town and who died in New York was brought here, last Saturday, to be buried in the Monroe cemetery, aged S7. His sister, Mrs Harvey Hurd of Long Hill, died the same day. F. W. Wheeler has had 6 horse tsker with the new disease. She was many hours in violent cenvulsions and only thu skill and care which she was treated by MT Wheeler saved her life. She is nov quite recovered.
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Mr Steinhoff Is suffering from wound received while chopping.

Mr Steinhoff is suffering from wound received while chopping. Beach J. AlabY has been suffering from the grip for the past two week. Howard Sherwood and Ernest Bene- dict have leased the store belonging t. Levi Gilbert and are to open in 1t black. smith and wagon shop.
 A representative of THE BEE being Ii. town, last week, stopped at the home of David A. Disbrow and was shown around his land. He has 70 head of cattle, mostly of the Devon stock, many of which are handsome creatures. MT Disbrow Is in the milk business and thinks the Devon grade superior to any other as milk producers.
 Rev Mir Lane's sermons in the Congre- gational church on Sunday morning and evening was listened to and appreciated by large audience. Rev Mir Tunnecliffe's sermon in the Methodist church on Sunday will be the last unless the conferer co should assig, hlm to the same church for another year.
 Mrs Genette Weller, 70 years of age, died of heart disease on Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs Johu N. Treadwell. The burial was on Monday at Kent Hollow.
 Mrs John Myer,, who has been sick with iLfiuerz', has recovered.
 Born, on Monday, March 26, son to MT and Mrs Frank Mixs. MT Mixa came from Bohemia about 10 years ago and does not remember his wife's maiden name or the name of the town he came from.
 Henry Lee has moved from Mrs Dyke mans farm to New York State. Alpheus Durgy has moved on Ederick Whaley's fern in Great Plain. There are six vacant houses within half mile of the church, good places for some day laborers.
 Several horses have changed hands the past week. Prices are much higher than year ago.
 Edgar Andrews of Bethel was In town on Monday and called on F. E Knapp.
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sOUrHBURY.
LOCAL EVENTS.

LOCAL EVENTS.
 Dr Shepherd and family have left town. Dr Green has taken his place.
 Willie Doran is visiting friends in New York City.
 H. Fl. Brown, Robert Hicock and George Brewer attended play in Water bury Saturday evening.
 Miss Nellie Warner has been visiting g her sister, Mrs Lester Thompson; at Southford. o. W. Ambler Is hsvir g the interior of his pleasant home, Maple View, on West street, very much improved with paint and paper. H. Traver of Woodbury is doing the work. Burr Futile is moving to the Adam Guthrie place. John Pierce has had telephone plac ed in his house recently. Samuel Warner has been to see his son Samuel. at Wstertown.
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Fairfield County.
BEDDING.

l FRANK RIDERS HOUSE BURNED
 On Friday last, about ID. m., the house of Frank Ryder of West Bedding was, discovered to be on fire. The neigh bors quickly rallied but notwithstanding their efforts, the flames gained the mas. tery and the building was totally consun- ed. It is supposed to have caught fire frt m & defect in the chimney. It was fully insured.
 G9o-ge Mckee, who has occupied the farm of J. K. Miller, has re ted the farm of Daniel o Keefe of Sanford Town.
 The suction of Julius Rifkin on We'd nesday last was largely attended and good prices were realized. It is report. ed that Mir Refkin Wn glot rebuild at present but will go to New York to en- gage i. business. Edward Olmstead,s a former we'll known E resident of this town, is dead. He has lived in Chicago for many years.
 Mra Edwin Garfield, who formerly liv- ed in Bedding, but for many years resid- ing in South Norwalk, is dead, aged about A. She was 8 sister. of Ezra and W. B Bassett. She left husband and I nine children, four sons and five daugh- ters. One of her sons, George H., is su- perintendent of the boys club in Bridge port.
 k. M. Brady has visited his brother, Ben, in New York City. Miss Kitty Shaw, who has been at. tending school at Ridgeflel is spending her Easter vacation at home.
 Miss Lord preached to 8 large congre- gation at the Methodist church on Sum- day.
 J. l.. Blsckman is scrving on the jury In the Graham murder case In Bridge port.
 It is reported that J. E. Miller will put up house in the place of the one which was burned sometime this winter. Mrs Milo Lee, who has been quite sick, is on the road to recovery. Mrs Lee is 94 years old.
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Misses sailor hats, Tam O'Shanter crown, made with two shades straw. trimmed fully with sa'i ribbon and quills S1 29
 Misses hats. fee chip, trimmed with huge straw rosettes ard god ornx- ments s1 9S.
 Ladies Tailor hats, trimmed with straw cloth wings and velvet, S2 89.
 Our Millinery Department needs no special recommendation hsre. We are acknowledged the fl st gu h,rity in all that pertains to hats and bonnets. Our S5 and S6 hats bear ths sans Hall Mark" of elegarc ca that makes our s 70, SI5. S20, S25 and S35 hats notable in all the state.
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LYONS PLAINS.
EMMANUEL CHURCH NOTES

EMMANUEL CHURCH NOTES.
 Rev Ralph Jefferson was able to be out and hold services in Emmanuel church on Sunday, also st Bedding in the after noon. He has been suffering with grip and bronchitis for week or more. Frank Banks is improving after se- we're illness of grippe and gastric fever. Phillip Gerhardt is on the sick list. MT Phelps of New York was up again. last week, attending to his work on the farm, recently owned and occupied by Mrs w. Sherwood nee Hendershot. He has quite force of men at work. 4 number from here attended services in Norfield church, Sunday evening. They were pronunced very Interesting. 4 minister from Japan assisted Rev Mr Root.
 MT and Mrs F. E. Silliman and son and Mr and Mrs Homer Godf ey, all of Bridgeport, spent Saturday and Sunday st l.. R. Hoyt's.
 Mr and Mrs Otis Sweet spent several days out of town, last week. l Frank Lyon ia at Greenfield Hill nurs- l ing Col A. R. T. Nichols, who has been i'll for some time.
 Mra Ell Wakeman returned home to
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LANEsvILLE AND VICINITY.

Many in our village who have been OD the sick list are improving. Amopg the affl icted ones were F. B. Kellogg, K. l. Northrope, H. L. Wanzer, all victims of the grip.
 Mrs K. E. Stevens is quite i'll.
 Carl Smith has moved his family into the old Reynolds place.
 Miss Lizzie Polanis has accepted a position in the labelling room of the Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co.
 Gardiner & Stevens are busily engsg- ed painting the cottage of c. M. Beach.
 Mrs L. l. Campbell has been visiting in Bridgeport, the guest of her son, Robert.
 Mrs F. P. Chase is spending some time in South Norwalk with her mother, Mrs Barnum.
 Mrs Percy Collins, who has been quite i'll, is much improved under the treat ment of Dr Pons of Roxbury.
 Mrs 0. R. M. B. Smith was called to Boston, last week, to see her grandson, who was seriously Ill but is now on the road to recovery.
 School closed, Friday, for two weeks vacation.
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Norris Crossman and daughter of Ti- tueville, Pa, have visited Mrs Carrie Budd.
 Mrs Charles Whitlc ok, an old resident of Weston, died, last week, at the home of her daughter in South Norwalk. The bu -ial was in kedding. @~
 Mifs Alice Comes spent last week in Danbury.
 Joseph Fancher of Daubury has spent few days with his brother, Samuel Fancher.
 Mrs John P. Fitch entertained the Matinee Whist club on Wednesday.
 Miss Grace Hubbell of Bridgeport is the guest of Mrs Frank Warehouse. Rev and Mrs B. Y. Root and Rev MT Yamaguchi of Tokio, Japan, have been guests of Frank P. Lane.
 Mrs J. B. Sturges and Miss Mabel Sturges of Cannon have been guests of Mrs James Coley. Mrs A. c. Bradley, who has been i'll fsr the past six Iweeks, was able to at tend church on Sunday. Harry Palmer Of Esston was the guest Iot Mrs s. K. Perry on Sunday. ! Miss Nellie Perry has returned to Eas. ton, after spending week with hel mother here.
 Miss Edna Meeker, who has been il with the grip, suffered serious relapse i, last week, but ia now better. Mir and Mrs Hawley Williams 0 Ridgefieid have visited Weston friends
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NEW HAVEN.
dition to stocking the mill, for drawing all of their ties, lumber, etc.
WASHINGTON.
THE MONDAY CLUB.

AhE MONOAA SAOos
 The Monday club held very interest ing meeting, this week, at the Gunnery. This was the last afternoon meeting of the club, and after the transaction of business the literary program was cag- ried cut. Miss Minnie Knowles had 8 most excellent paper on Sir Francis Ba- con. The other papers showed careful research and were ably written. The sutj acts and writers were: "Sir Philip Sidney" Mrs Clara Pond ''Schools and Colleges" Mr. ". J. Ford; "Hospital la and Relief of Poor, Mrs Charles Prindle. The last meeting of the club will be on the evening of April 17, at the Ridge.
 Samuel T. Carter, & lawyer in New York, k,spent Sunday with his brother. Rev R. K. Carter.
 W. L. Van sinderen stayed over Sum- day at MT and Mrs W. A. Waets'.
 A. c. Titus was in New Haven, last week.
 Robert Watts, who has undergone an operation in the Bridgeport hospital, Is improving, and is expected home on Sat- urday. ~
 Miss Jennie Herald of Goshen has &C., cepted..the position of bookkeeper in she store of Watts & Coggswell.
 Mrs B1een of New Haven spent a few days last week with her niece, Mira A. c. Titus.
 Stephen Morehouse, who hss been seri. ously ill with pneumonia, Is gaining. A trained nurse from New Haven and MrE Taggart are taking care of him.
 Fred Hurlburt of New Haven spent Sunday with his brother, Ersstus Hurl burt.
 Miss Stella Beach is home on 10 days vacation.
 The Gunnery has closed for 10 days vacation.
 Oscar Swanson, who has conducted A c. Titus farm for che last year, has nov moved with his family to Gregg Bryant' farm.
 Mrs Henry Hine of New Milford is wis itfng her sister, Mrs W. A. Watts. ' It is almost incredible that seDsibl people can be persuaded to pay from $6' to $69 for cooking range by travelinl sslssmen when by going to their local dea CT, Henry Fouiois, for instance, they cal get as good, if not better, article for $4 or less. Patron'ze your home merchant
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aAYLoRDsy1LrE AND vIo1N1TY.

Upon the plot of Ezra Barnum your correspondent found placed 8 very nice monument made of Barre granite. The design Is most pleasing. A. 0. Clarke of New Milford and W. F. Newton of South Kent gave Arthur H. Bolles of New Pres- ton their order. The work reflects much credit upon the maker.
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the house next to the cemets ry, to tene- ment In the same house with their son, near the G.eenville shop.
NEW PRESTON.
THE VILLAGE SCHOOL.

THE VILLAGE SCHOOL.
 Ia the upper grade of 1the village echool those pupils whose names appear ed on the Roll Of Honor for the winter term were: Evelyn Morgan, Harry Ly- man, Winnie Wedge, Myra Cogswell, Edith Brown, RacheIl Cogswell, Reba Lyman, Inez Cable, Etta Cogswen and Mamie Katon. Those who were perfect as regards whispering were Eva H. fl man, Myra Cogswell, Reba Lyman, Hat tie Cogswell, Etta Cogswell, and Inez Cable. Almost perfect, Mamie Katon, Herbert Hoffman, Harry Lyman, Nora Cogswell, Winnie Wedge, Evelyn Mor gan, Milton Stillsou. Raymond Beardsiey, Rachel Cogswell, Florence Hoffman, Dorothy Averill, Edith Brown.
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GLOVES.

We announce special sale of gloves during Easter week leader will be sterling 2clasp gace glove made especially for our Easter selling 79c pair; gloves worth ST. We exclusive right the sale in New Haven Teuse gove glove in the world We sell the most reliable $ Glove State
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\ CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby sgree to refund the money on 6 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If il fails to cure your cough or cold. We slso guarantee 25 cent bottle to prove satis. factory or money refunded.
 R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown.
 s. c. Bull 6 Co.,, Sandy Hook.
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Bridgeport, last week, after 8 visit of several days with her parents. Monday was very warm and spring. like, the first of the season. The peepers made music at twilight and it seemed as ! if warm weather was near.
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TASHUA.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Miss Wooster, who has been very sick at Mrs Juliet Mallette's, is little better. Her mother, Mrs Wooster, of Hunting ton, is with her. The school has been closed for the past two weeks.
 Joseph Treadwell and family have re. covered from severe attack of grip.
 Miss Mary R. Sterling is visiting hel sister, Mrs 6. D. Maliett. Miss Minnie Lake is visiting her cous. in, Miss Florence Sweezy. The free rural delivery Is expected through Tashus, this week.
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BRENNAN IS

Of Wall Paper, to close out cheap, also a more complete line than ever of 1900 patterns ofall grades.
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ROXBURY.

George Beebe, who has been with Smith & Marcy for number of years stocking the mill, has contracted, in ad-
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WESTON.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 Rev MT Yamaguchi of Tokio, Japan, preached very interesting sermon in the Cor gregationsl church, Sunday morn- ing, the topic being "From Buddha to Christ" In the evening he illustrated with fine stereopticon views the sermon of the pastor, Rev B. F. Root, the topic of which was 'sThe Man of Palestine"
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Handsome Satin Stocks a variety o pretty, new Spring eolors, o5c Satin stocks with dainty Muslin ties, some covered with fine lac,, 50c Charm ing net ties, with rounded fins lacs edges. 25 and soc.
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WATERTO WN.

Charles Warner, who has been III with the grip for week, Is about again.
 MT and Mrs Burnell have moved from