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The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22
MONROE.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
 Mrs Charles Nichols has the measles Nr Vredenburgh i. at work with he lp. CTS on the Rectory chimney.
 Miss Lottie Beardsley has been visiting Mrs John Sherwood of Bridgeport.
 Mics Minnie Dea N. Brewster has spe nj few days at F. W. Wheeier's.
 Miss Gnldsborough has gone to Hemp stead, L. l., to visit her friend, Miss Pet tit, and also to attend the graduation ex- ercises at St Paul's, Garden City. Her brother, T. M. Goldsborough, is to be one of the grsduatee.
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22
BEDDING.

While Henry Osborne and family were driving home from Bethel, Thu sday af- sernoon, the whffl-tree broke, letting the pole on to the horse's heels, which frightened them causing them te run. Nr Osborne succeeded in turning them into some bushes by the side of the rcsd but in some way Mrs Osborne wss thrown out nf the carriage, badly epraining her ankle, beside otherwise irjuring her. She was ' emt we'd to the house of Henry Smith. The re vas no other accident to either the occupants of the carriage or the team It. self.
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

who decorated their residences were Lawyer Marsh, c. A. Way, Dr Tappan, Mrs Botsford, s. J. Ferris, William Green and J. A. Northrop.
 Over on Nicholas Square they didn't forget the fireman, for here John Han- non, E. J. Warner, J. L. McEwen, Wal. ter Hatch and others decorated their houses appropriately.
 On Bridge street they caught the fever
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

pared with the similar event of Is years ago in the same town was way ahead and more elaborate in every respect, 60 one of the veterans told BEE reporter.
 Constable F. J. Hosford of New Pres, ton was one of the efficient police officers of the day.
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

At the annual meeting of Zosr schoo- district held at the scboolhouse. Satur- day eveniT z, June Is, John F. Kesting was elected committee fer the ensuing year, Patrick Bradley clerk, and Patrick teacher was left to the committee.
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

Mrs Clyde O. Anderson and son of Pittsburg, Pa, and Miss Esther l.. Camp ot Davenport, Ia., are visiting Mir ard Mrs Daniel Camp.
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

At the annual school meeting of Mid dle district, Monday night, Oacsr Pitz- schler was chosen clerk, Patrick Cannon committee and W. H. Hubbell, treasurer and collector. It was voted to re-epgsge the same teacher.
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22
Grand Clearing Out of
 Hats and Flowers,

You know the bargains we have sold these past six weeks-dollar and over qualities for 25c each To day they go on sale at l5c each
 Men and Women alike are enjoying this
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

George W. Stuart's house is beirg adorned with new coat of paint, John A. Nash being the artist.
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

Mrs Sarah Curtis Judson has had an open platform erected on the south side of her new home, making pleasant spot to CT joy the afternoon.
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

Have you dined at Blanchsrd's, Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport. Everybody who visits
 this popular restaurant goes econd time. Good service, the best or cooksry, two ele- ments which go to make mp inc successful timer.
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22
You Will Find

hat we are headquarters for Pistols, Blanks and ammunition. Our line Is complete and our prices are low. If you can guess the amount ot money in the sealed jar that we have filled with coins which you will be en. titled to with every 7c purchase of ammunt- ton. you stand 8 chance of getting one Of the prizes we offer. See our window and gis @ your estimate.
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

O EozEA. Baar. .ha s Tho Kind You HaYa Always Bought as,s'''' 2; lE<AzzzSx
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

George Ferry. .Hirsru Weed, Ira Williams, Sherman Ferry, Alsnson Taylor, Seth Seeleg.-( Attest, Piram Weed, els TX.
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

TREATMENTS GREAT
 PARADE. In New Milford on We'd
 nesday. l,OO0PE0PLE GATHERED Biggest Crowd Town Has Ever
 Seen. WEATHER ALL THAT COULD BE
 ASKED FOR. VISITING PEOPLE HANDSOMELY ENTER TANNED BY NEW MILFORD PEOPLE.
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

It is impossible with the limited time at THE BEE's disposal to give anything like 8 complete description of the parade. IT WAS A FINE LOOKING BODY OF MEN, and many novel and pretty features in the way of marching were introduced. The boys of Water Witch Hose Co. of New Milford, 50 strong, of course headed the parade, and they made fine appear ance in their neat suits of red and blue. Chief Engineer Planz and Assistant En- gineer Charles Addis and Joseph La Hait marched at the head. Their parade car riage was handsome affair and seated on it were Miss Viola Planz and Master John Addis. The mascot of the New Milford boys was Master e. Swarrow. and proud young man he vas. The boys of the Junior Hose Go. of New Mill
The Newtown bee., 1900-06-22

Lawns at and 6 l-4c yard. Light Shirting Prints at 4c yard. Light S6 inch Percsle, 6 beautiful line of col brings at Sc yard.
 Organdies, fine imported goods, down to l7l-sc yard.
 D: ess GfDghams st yard.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
rRonInrrIoN II MAINE.
strong Prohibition rRp~r ON the
ERort 90 Hesubmit the Question.

From the Lewiston CNiel journal
Both IN Maine and In Vermont the laws
prohibit Samh'inF. prize-hghtlne. pool
selling. nickei-ln-the-slot and rumshops
are poorly enforced in tho cities There
is movement IN both states in favor Of
a repeal 81 prohibition. whi,h the rum
shops hate because even when 81 is uusn-
forced fer while. movement for en-
forccment may succeed on high occas-
ton and unhorse the rumsencrs. Vermont
hos had n prohlbltory law since 1852.
Maine iuauguarted prohibition over a
couple Of generations ago \ wear after
Maine iraugurated prohibition there was
a reaction. ana licenses won under Demo
cratic Gov Wells. and the state then hnd
such an acute spasm 81 intemperane un-
der license that the next year the nepuh-
licdns won and prohibition has staid ever
siucc The prohlhhcry amendment was
then finally Undecided in the constitution
81 the state. and now the work must he
to imhed 90 more deeply 100 the constitu-
ion OF the folks
Now the crog.hop interest Is again try
Ing 10 upset prohibition. ana tho question
Is whether the friends % prohibition pro
pose 10 put a political contest ahead Of a
campaign in moral suas.on or 'hc reverse
our belief s that tho nr.t duty Of tho
friends 90 f'mpcrance Is 90 awaken the
moral sentiment Of the people: for uuic. 3
We secure 'Hlf. nothing IAN be- effectively
done
W. be.l,, hat q the state which now
has constitutional position against the
srogshop. arouscs. n those who believe in
ouilawluE Gigantic nuisance unite thc
license crowd can be- taught ] son. and
the business ~ rum selling be further re-
strained as wcil us the business - nickel
in-the-slot OF gambling and Of othsr
things disreputnble We can never by
law altogether arrest stealing or any
other grave o1cusc. But We can outlaw
them We can decline 90 give them nosl-
ti0n aud inireuchmcut IN llW and then
hy campaigns ~ moraiization we can ring
down the curtain on the political ynudc .
yile Of hypocrisy. bribery aud onicial rec
rcaucy which has played Co the pie Ear
too long.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
BRYAN MEN PAYING DEBTS.
OVER st.ooo.ooo wAs NGERED ~
NEW YORK; ALONE.

Price Of shave Against S5oo-Pitts-
burg Wan Planted Telegraph
poles. Dressed In SwaIIow-tniI.
stock OF WheeIbnrrows Give out
at Rochester. y. \.
From the Philadelphia Record
New York Nov 7-Bcuors on McKin-
ley have been collecting their Winnings
in this city. tho result being sufficiently
decisive 60 justify departure from the
ruie against precipita.ing in such mat-
tcrs The sum that was staked in this
cit, was somewhere between 81 600 on nuI
81 -0oooo. az this those taking che Mc-
Kinley end were required 10 give. on an
average odds % 20 ]. There were many
even bets on the results ln doubtful
states. aud several az odds 81 from 8 to
8 TO on che result in Greater New York.
Ecil & co. and Fred u Brooks brokers
vho bet on the general results. taking
the BRYAN end. announced that no bets
would be- paid by them until tomorrow.
Bell a Go. explained that was not
customary 70 pas bets on national cleo
ton or the day following the election.
- HttflHfs y HA % ..NAFAfAs AlN NiiHli
bets on Rryuu - well ls on McKIuIcv.
this forenoon ordered the payment OF all
octs on the general result Otner brok-
crs VINO have handled smaller sums de-
clareA chat go far a. their bets were COM
cerncd. tncy were quite willing TO piv
to-day
Where would ne the sense Of wai.-
ms said one. THE longer Wc wait the
worse 90 gets So forscs o."
gan president ~ the horoush OF Man
paisu 20 have wagercd % 15-ccnt shave ON
Bryan against Noo on " Kinlcy
Wheeled On Harrisburg streets.
HARRISBURG ia Nov There wcro
very Few freak election bees paid here
Hlentcr Morctz Host and haul,,l on .N-
press wagon containing Emory Duu an
around the seventh ward Charles Suotta
lost aui was the morse boz similar wager
hauling J e. McFaddcu about the sixth
ward ia small wagon. 4 procession Of
railroad yard men followed in che rclr
~ wh.eh We're 4 \ johnson ful Jacob
sirine. carrying dummy .hat was re-
Gently found hanging .n toe words Will
lam Bell wheeled Richard Jones up and
down Market street iu barrow with
rei lire accompaniment.
lc Planted telegraph Poles.
ritshurg. Pa. Nov some freak cicc-
lion bets arc being paid here Frank Han
sen. a wcll-known man OF East End
went 20 work this morning on Park ave-
nue.. assisting in placing telephone poles
tic was dressed in high SILK hat. knee
trousers, a collar four inches high swat
loW-taii coat one blue stocking and one
rcd stocking BE had bet Clarence McVaH
90 work from a. M. until noon Mcvau
hossed tho Job AMI ordered his victim 90
DO the hardest and most useless labor
Ex-C Councilman Michael Hannah. ALE
rla.y Mil Gerry "a loaf % bread 10 feet
long baked by GusfaNe Hnmmisr Golden
Eagle Band win lead the procession.
y. J. Dimes. Diamond strcet restaurant
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
FRAUDS ~ r1nUIc ,TED WINES.
Win Ordtnnire" aud Fine Old
Crusted'' Made of Corn solvent.

From the London Mail.
To-day rs the day OF the wine nkcr.
Never before Ia the history % the trade
have his devices been 80 numerous and
his concoctions - vllauious. Never be-
fore too. have bis profit. been more sa'is-
factory So long as there b, demand for
fun-bodled "Burguudies" and "clarets' at
-ly . shUlings a dozen. ma, demand wiz
Sc supplied.
There is a. vast difference between IA
bricated aud odultera,ed wine The lat
Ter d generally pretty easy 20 deal with.
Fabricated wine IS fer more dinrut OF
detection
Here wc have a connection ~ more
or Joss chemical nature which IS designed
with the express idea OF closely initiating
he genuine wine. both Joe color. "1ou-
quct." and taste one favorite fahrlcn-
lion consists OF % per cent OF water 81.
per cent. Of alcohol and o.. Per cent Of
.annin. The two latter ingredients are
obtained from the cheapest form 81 ,m-
por. ed raisins.
Very frequently these "raisius" consist
of squeezed grape husks which have ale
ready done genuine service iu some
French wine press They cost next 90
uothtuE 20 import are tGTmcnted mere IN
England and heir juice IS eked ont with
the aid % tartaric acid and mola-ses. Con-
.equentiy the maker i- enabled 90 sell bis
coucoctlon az the riiicuiously low price a.
about i- I'd pr gallon Juj az the same
time TO make an excellent prout upon
the transaction. Much 40 This hcvcrav"
FIRST sees the light iu or uenr London
The retailer sells it again AZ about Is "a
per gallon. or h bottled and beautifully
sealed and cohWebbod. at the considerably
enhanced price 70 -ny. ~iNpenee per pint
hottle-"Our famous six shi ling c'aret"
particularly runEcnt revelation OF
the beauties % certain British 'liaht
wines was afforded tlc Food prescrya-
tivcs Committee by Prof W n Moraeli.
This scientist who g. consulting sanitary
adviser 20 her Majesty's office Of Works.
stated that be commonly found .alicychc
acid in these vintage" Salicyclic ncid.
added be- FOR the benen, Of his non-scicn-
tne hearers was a slightly ncrid irri-
iaiiug substance which was much 600 do
mand amour afflicted people as a corn SOC
vent
fabricated sherry which can Do sold
at a good pront for shilling bottle is
prepared from ci3cr-lud more ohnoN GUS
things Champagne which IS also bet
ter loft untouched, g. prepared los the willy
flbricator
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
~ ADAIITsS TDEV T,Ils.
Women could Not Run n Town of
Their own.

From tho Philadelphia Record
Lincoln y. J.. oct 20-Whcn this town
forced itself on the map the women who
created Il declared all male residents I'M
truders They said other things not az an
nauoriug 90 mankind. Then they discoy-
cred that their land company could not
succeed without stockholders. and. Tor
some unaccountabi, reason. female invcs.
tors did not rush 90 the front IN any
alarming number. IN fact. they had 20 be-
draggcd ln.
Things passed from bad 20 worse ana
the dear Old girls decided 90 let 4 few
nice clean mon with money ~ on the
ground floor. Peter G. Pothemus John
Mcintyrc aud Sllas y Drake were select
cd for victims They paid good money FOR
shares in thc company. and awaited the
hour when they would cut coupons and
cash script FOR dividends They waited
and waited ana waited Yesterday thc,.
acted and asked Vice Chancellor pitucy
10 appoint receiver. IN their afiidavits
they say cruel things about the ladies Of
Lincoln. aud aver under oath that the
books Of the company are the most fear
FOL ana wonderful collection of meaning
less figures ever reduced 10 writing The
concern q insolvcut and thc lady mana
gers don't speak
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
LOCAL Personal.

Mr. c. .. HIN OF Atlanta il a, the Pu-
lsski
Mr. s. F. Lawton OF Atlanta Is at the
Pulaski
Mrs. c. L. Mitchell Of Barlow is a guest
OF the De Soto
Mr.. T s. Brooks Of Darlen g. Fues,
OF the De Soto.
Mrs T W Reid left via the Central YES.
tsrday for Mscon.
Mr g. Brown left via tho Central yes
terday FOR Atlanta.
Mr George NJ Brinson o. Stillmore is a
guesf Of tho DC Soto.
Mr. r y Coleman Of Bmnbridge Is /,
guest Of the De Soto.
Mt Hooper Alexander OF Atlanta b. reg
istered a. the De Soto.
Mrs s f. Gabhott left via the Central
yesterday for Atlanta.
Mr.. Charles @ Edwards Of ReIdsville -
guest OF the Pulaski
MIR Thomas J Atlinc Of wrghtsvilc Is
registered ~ the Pulaski
Mr. Edward g. Slobels Of Colurthln Is
registered a. the De Soto.
Mr. and Mn o l. Lowe o. Key West
are registered az the De Soto.
Mr. and Mrs Otto = Stail.ugs OF Tampa
are registered az the De Soto
Mr. and Mrs. J. y Kimbcl Of Column
bus are guests Of the DE Soto.
Mr.. ". W McDouEald and wife Of Ncll-
wood ere guests Of the Pulaski
Mr. J. W Nathans lef, Via the Plan,
system yesterday for New York
Nr c. W Smith was among the CEN
trails passengers yesterday for Atlanta.
Mr. L. +. Bowden Of jacksonville was
among yesterdays arrivals al the Pulaski
Misc Alice Baxter wns among the pas
sengers Of me Central yesterday for At
lanta.
Mr. and Mrs. W p scruEgs left yestcr.
day for Orlando. where they will spend a
fe~' days
The mauy friends Of Mr.. J. W Smith
viii be- glad % learn that he il out agar
after his recent Illness
Messvs Il Raymond and J. W. Ray
u1ond q Br1nrwick were among the ar
rivals az the De Soto yesterday
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

with sugar on them and drank a pint
% beer mixed with moiasses.
wheeled n Girl Ia Columbus.
Columbus. o. Soy Miss Anna Metz
WAS wheeled this evening in wheeihar-
row from Ninth street 10 High street. on
Livingston avenue. one mile. hy William
WoelkerL az the result Of az election
wager Miss Metz 81 an ardent Bdmircr
81 NJ Kinlcy and predicted his election "a
her friend Woe.kert who Is a Demo rat
\ wager WIS msde hy which. u Mckinney
was elected. he was 90 wheel her over this
course. and 90 h. should boz defeated she
would wheel him over half the course.
Hy Blowing horn Miss Metz attracted
the attention 81 people 60 che spectacle.
Wheeled Girl Around.
Chicago. H.. Nov Ethel Elarton.
cashier. who believed in Mckinley took
q ride to-day boz Nheelharrow propelled
hy William Bruno. a Bryan supporter.
Tho spectacle attracted a crowd along u.s.
u1ily quiet South side streets -Four Times
the clumsy vehicle with its laughing rider
and putting victim swung round the block.
bounded by Fouy-secoud street Evans
avenue. F0rty-flifd street aud Langley
avenue. aud on each trip the crowd. polk
Ing Fun ana cheering FOR Mckinley. be-
came larger The ride was the result OF
an election wuecr
Hauled Winner on Freight Truck.
Cleveland. o.. Nov john Bull OF No.
- Liberty street. had a wager with John
Grin. OF No Is Grove street thar Bryan
would be elected and BE- was agreed that
tho man vino lost should wheel the winner
around the public square eight times on a
freight truck az the time when the most
people were on the streets. Both men APP
pcared Boo the afternoon. Bun dragging
along freight truck with a biz liiho-
graph Of Bryan "a has lack Grn was
decorated iu gorgeous manner with rib
bons and banners. aud on his back there
Was d large portrait OF Mckinley Tn"
procession moved Al O'Clock in the ar
tcrnoon. headed hy q brass band.
Man Hurled alive.
Binghamton. y. y. Nov. william
caldwell "a resident OF Susquchanna
county. Pennsylvania. Democrat was
formally Inferred tonight IN liquidation
81 a election bet
An the arrangements FOR the funeral
were completed before the election. IL be-
ing understood that the loser would pay
an bills. Two score Republican friends
gathered al the Cauidwci mousse tv-night.
There was crepe on the door aad a coffin
stood ~ the front room. Black cambria
garments had been provided for each
guest and when Caldwell was placed In
,hc coffin each man present was given an
.lndle. aud the procession started for a
grove q short distance away
4 drizzlng rain was failing az the time.
and the nickerug light made most
CHASTITY scene. Arriving beside grave dug
in the woods. the coffin containing Cauld-
well was lowered in the hole and the
party dispersed Cauldwcll was permit
tea TO regain he surface as best he could.
He said the feeling was not exceptionally
nlsasant. but 81 conceded with the frame
Of mind Boz which he had existed during
the past twcuty-four hour.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

items Of Interest In savannah ana
Elsewhere.
Mr. Brooks Morgan. district passenger
agent 81 the Southern, with headquarters
AZ Atlanta. was in Savannah yesterday.
Nj " T. Cosby travelling passenger
agent Of the Southern with headquartcrs
a. Atlanta spent yesterday in the city
Mr. J Grimm commercial agent OF
the Norfolk md Western. with head
quarters a. columbia was visitor lea
railroad circles Yesterday
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Queen Victoria holds tho title o., Duke
~ Lancaster Mos people imagine that
her title Of Duke OF Lancaster mersca 10
her superior title OF queen but that is
not so. as she would remain Duke Of
Lancaster even IL she ceased 10 be queen
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

English jurists have started a move
ment 10 set un a statue Of the late Lori
Chief Justice Russell IN the High Cow
y Justice. Chief Justice Fuller. Jamt.
Carter and Ambassador Choate are the
Americans who have been asked 10 AID
The movement,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

keeper won 50 from John Labror and
had 90 carry Dimes from Sixth street
bridge 90 SmifhHeld street and 60 a hotel
in the Diamond. Dimes was Ia evening
dtsss
John WIllcnpart played horse and haul-
"a Charles Dittltr around in a buggy up
ana down tho hills and streets for an hour
this evening
one fellow was seen rowing in the gut
ter with toothp'ck- Another washed tho
feet OF % Republican on city Hall stCns
and dozen or more whcclharroWs We're
trundlei about. decorated. carrying some
iupllent Republican.
Rochestcr MherIbHrrows Gave Out.
Rochester. y y. Nov THE payment
o. freak election bets in this city started
Iva az noon The supply OF wheci-barrow
gave out at O'Clock and habs carriage
boys express carts and grocers nu-h
cnrts are being substituted Nine wheel
barrow parties started down Main reet
At o'clock. almost causing a bio, kadc
81 traffic
Among thc freak bets Illus FAR recorded
arc \. ~ Thomas. printer bot jane
Burke on Mckinley loser % wear q
business clowns suit for two DAYS
MerWln Norihup hct with Harrison on
Bryan. winner 20 receive Loser trousers
whenever aud wherever demanded
Northup rs dodeiug Harrison on book
.tieet7 "nn 'iI'lu 20 go downtown John
httlef. d'ai'f ih iNpeWriicis Is partdin-
the streets with half his mustache shaved
OF ai@" minus peai1 on one sidt. CHARLES
ll"usiAs l- o'ilse1 70 sietp on the ledge
"i -. i'n4 HIlseopfl Cnurca wlndo"
hfe Tee from me tround' lor Week 10
u'F t""' =" .,i nov on ne WINDOW SUI.
hu' inc crown j. keeping MN awake Win
hotHs.
rama i'i,e, st'"aI" ~ downtown
'iu'' ie o'i-'u 70 ~ TO NoIk efeh m'rh-
r- on ui- Ni'',s H' st"l's '"-h" Tow.
FRANK SAY N'rd served tour friends Win
iaeH nI"n'I to-1ay ~ l"e b,im'nlc D
'tte ii' WIS hiHI,i ~ WAl'eI LAin
''nihA ln'H oi",ts' di-h'ln- ,neF ~
aN" n"l i"~ lol 'nt ui''''el ii' u's' "a
20 "sN zoe i,i".i'''V 20 a''oW nun. :" A,,
a7 WIZ jim ''t' ~, 't'-l''l" ]
''A'i' mas Wae'''a 'hI.' 'Il'Nus mic
$500" D" sD.', go "' ~, W. MOI
@ ''. ',,' .'9 ~. 10" .. On
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Com siderable alarm b. felt IN North
western lowe hscause o. threatened cpl
d~fnic % smalipox About score ~
cases have developed in almost a. many
PAGES nearly eli. i o. said, traceable 10
Decatug. Seb.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Louis James and Kathryn kidder will
present Shakespeare comedy a Mid
summer Nights Dream" Monday night
IL VIII b. done here with an the original
scenery. accessories and music Wagon
halls and Kemper. In presenting the ploy.
have treated Il from che scenic side.
though not 40 the neglect OF
It's dramatic possibilities They
have sought 10 make the daint-
3ly poetic and fantastic thing real
and 10 do this u required them 10 exert
all the art and modern theatrica re-
sources to create illusion, Hamlet" may
b. acted IN 9 barn. but this fairy comedy
cannot b.. II requires AZ exquisite iou h
go move IL from the region OF the r.1icu-
lous The chief and special success 81
the production IS said to be M, realiza-
ton Of the fairy scenes Ia D. the pccuua r
triumph 81 these young managers that
they have made their fairies ard fairy
scenes reasonable and satisfying "a
Modern -. Anthony and Pyrmallon and
Galatea' will he presented at ,he matt
nee
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
~ THE RAILROAD WORLD.

II y. Boyer.
Local Forecast Omcia!.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

r nC
n be- pee er-
WVVO " J. I1NKIAM MEDICINE Co
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
THE WEATHER.


Forecast for Saturday ana SUNDAY
GeorEia-Fair. continued cold slturd11
sunday fair. fresh northerly winds
Eastern Fiorida-Fair Saturday colder
iI southern portion. sunday fnir, warm
er ga extreme northern portion fre-I
northcrly winds
Western Florida Partly cloudy 0ud
warmer SATURDAY SUNDAY probably foIu.
fresh rorshtaftctly Winds.
South Carolina For saturday ara Sun-
day. warmer SUNDAY near OBS. coast. ff,.u
northerlY winds
Yesterday Weathcr at Savannah.
Maximum Temperature 8 70 m IS lfrr s.
Minimum temrsritff. Trn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

with sugar on them and drank a Pint
% beer mixed with moiasscs.
MhceIrh n Girl lm lnlnmhnN.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

There are over 400 suits from 81
to A, 50 we can fit any size man.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

The Braunig Dramatic Company closed
tie engagement last nlEst Tho company
las given week Of good entertainment,
and has PLAYED to good houses 70 VIII a.
welcomed when IL returns.