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Qorjfe 5tuoenfer
90 Solfeoplysnineen.

Sfuocnteriamfnnoet | 2riitantd
bchnnoleoe forleoen Tag Spsrqs.
re - ~ hrarNm SntNcnterr" M
beoite Noaoe fintoe arbeiDc for Soife.
oplpSuinger Ser biep meo Stprfe
~frernbolot. at Shoe1terne hooOc
Yliai pan iia til at hiGlpc til meo at
ipreoe Sps % aluroifab bldnot Dc
mango. Der tsriteoe efter OF iao Del
oe alunoifabsfatte, iom ifipnfeS Snt.
benteriie gratis o. / Soeriloo, men
iom life bar RMr6 eller Gnleoning til
al ma oermc Srmg tilireositiaet
Eoo oen anoc1t Sioc vi en- ladnan
%irfiomhcb haze CT uopifleTroe Srto.
ilpoelie paa Stuoenterue
en- tioIiqere neoiot aomite hopoc
~noarbeioet iSorilaa I'll Arbeioes Or
aoniiotion / fine Sopeotrut. Ger ifnl
eiter oettc prlacs 4 ubpulg Der ital
Ieoe bper lin @ren Al &irfiourbeNen
/. Observation-Disclosures. = gtlir
ieumsltopaIaet, Der ifaI iorie1e at
ifaffe NfulenmSbeIsgenOc fpnNtg Set
leonlng, 3. MISUNDERSTANDING. Der
itul orone meo oct pootUtfte iSore
oraaaarbetoe runot ON Dc iorifieI'
Iiae llnaoomS-, 4rbei0ers oa sSngtor'
etinqer. og etoelig q lloool9 Tor
iociolt grbetoe. 0et lioite ifal uroer.
ieae WitIighcoerne Tor SnIoelter1teS
QSeouirfcn / grbeinet Tor lloiepninacn
al iuciole ltliabeocr % Nfisiorholo.
Fr~piesiorerne Iunlcn. 9rsgaer %
Qietrid,lon, Der bar tiiiteoe poo Vts-
Oct. itotalte lin itore @lnoe ouer, at
ocnne Soa eubcIiq itltIoe bli cphnaet
oQiao / arlitiunia og tillnHoe i'm % De
ANDRE TrofeslorerS 9iitonh; Stole.
tripeftsren aubeioIeoe l~igeleoes oornrt
Sptaaelieu al ct looNant l~lnoerots.
ninpSorbeioe ser otloc tlrnne aisre
Spite iom Ell Slaas SortiGttelIee.
~Ifoler. ipm man erorni iooncr l I'm
erre. Or. ghSien garrttereoe, 1T
grbeioerre piloe mootoge Ct lou0ont
Irbeibe meo 9eeeiitrira OF | tort
antul nreIoe iig iom Gleoer ! Dc Tor.
Ifieaiae SSoa. Eua Sitter, lor ieto-
res rrnbt. teaueoe Der iig itrar co %
Shtbentcr, iom erfl1rebe liz ollli9e
til ioen @ootgisreiie at moerpiie /
Ct eller Here ,Sae.
9aooe ipenife % oonife Shroer.
ter bar / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sieneite
uorettet e. opermadoe fortienltftIbt
grbetoc. ~ ) 1883 begpnbte Dc oon.
ife St,oenter oerue i'm &irtlombeo
mco 20 iripillige Sprere OF ca. 1900
gleper glrbeioere). % Arbeihct bar
iioen poret, loo SprerneS IntGl mn
er oper 100 mco ca. 1000 Gleucr,
ioroelt / 100 ala3ier.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
6aOcc fine 6rumoe.

On erseIif Snicer I ct al &c iriuil.
liae ~afritanitc Regimeuter gioroe iis
p0erlis iorbaOt al line Dtpro. en-
aiten. oo ban mnrihere0c bienioper,
CLEO bon % ialot no / Ell bpb SID.
Gr Solont Al bans eget &egIment
boppeoe no / &anoet og biergeoe
bonl; men oct iteoe meo itor Ban.
ifeliahcO. Sncereu tafteoe bierteli1
lin feSninBSmonh ~ lpurte: "Soos'
leoe9 itdl lel belenne oiG?"
Gen beoite Con. lea fan loa"
iuare0e S%olooten. "er at Dc life IL
aer Il ORR ON oct"
"Scorior oct oa?" ia Cnicercn
iorbaulet.
Serb. ipureoe Soloaten lige'
irem. "ai huis mine aameratcr iuor
pibe.. at jep bar hinhret Fem ira al
orutne. pil &c fnite mia / Sisen, ior
Tor 1t leg ielu fan brutne".
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
8cipimelies=
MmtalD

peser altto paa Ell irageliat Sierte. Ger er
slerHe Ban'en eIer ureselmasiis Bep1'
seIie isr eler eiter iamt uuosrtioen en-
Smerte i Den ueHitre Sioe. en- tpaIenoe
6ornemmetis liant a~ortanuoetbeo. Saa.
oant ct Sierte bgr bebduolss itrar Jar Sue.
oomuten sriber en- iis. srerteireocm fan
helbreoes Iiseiaa let iom nogsu anoeH Eng
BON, nnar Den tages / 5ios,
sea par uoi1t fer BeipimeliesaH.
faio % bar marJs WoHae falot pa1 ga
ben. Reg bar ole rRret ngbt til at
iptte MIG neo Tor a, unoaad AZ ialoe.
IA 9GgerHe ltte tuaoe heibreoe mia
tpa leq 9r Deiles' Neart Cure oa bIer
iuloitnuoig heIbreest"
Gbarles RanoulL,
GQtcottpilie, y. ~
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
On nor s,a.sr ans s.mmsliss.s.

set ortaues. al en bersmf Staismanos Seu,s
rsliobep sieHner, Ct lGneE clio pdr bans ipiiema.
ttne wRaa { II iptle pda. Snbper BIB a2a6. ban
ru,,tepe / m glune. bleo insget 80 Gar inosu
nan Ioalaeoe ben. 6sgaeH par, at bans Raoe
eloria plaeeee banl % bar nso saHfte ~naturIiat
on aen S,lbreb. Se Hefte WRus 90 abiHoer
nuaer aaaeen % ipifer ItHs, Der aiorig odr
belieu, III al ipiles re faar Sorfioppelie. en-
Ne. anRstsiarpe. aimaatss, sr irritable %
uerpeie "a lsr De peo Sroet al. sy be "uos
tisrt~, iom bel beber let Ct opmunirenbe at
p,os, al ootieiiers Wlnpefeiiters onsrptHosr %
beIbrebsr ale Ndoeoner Sei er eH rem psss.
tabiia RsoiCin. Der bar iinaei I'm erspe | 80
aar, Ter belbreher ztI'rloer. ION tunes al
rrre banblsfe. Joli. Der froHifi lieer n Jpr'
i~tprrelier / Eaaosn. esoersn slsr Saeoolesns.
bures prsoe ben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
MmaaOeli9 Wpling

RprS Eaiota bar uriop inbhsitei en- u~maaosIis
GultHa al 9peoe % Damn. Napporier ira lcrs elia
ae Steosr laH8s "Sop~ 9aaeu opatptr Ct uoeptts AZ
- III 81 s'ulhtIs NJ. We've al cpsoe % fra Is ttf2O
BuibeIs at Camp ~. Acre. Sdmg nerirscr M tiss
pr Suibsl set msfe al apiiz3su bIso iuebsitet
al nnbrupt Sauo. iaaleoeS a, ben isr,e auitHs BETA
Ter Tor ,farneH. or ait drbeioet o. aiper enOd en-
PEI Sortsntie atpd'. Ser CT eEorn yisettst meo
goei iyit Rsaieyiuaslauo nabRet for set,lina liaele.
hes asee aaleoniuser TT al itarte 5orrstutns I Dc
nns Eper Iauas 500 Sansn 5or beisriperee Ctr,
iuIrrer aarter o. uqrn,re Cplnsuiuasr ifuu III 4.
% Gasitedp. ganSsastHt 500" 9tne. Minneapolis.
ginn liaii
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Tait o IN,
tilialss eler tineit.

eo,rnsismsRtsr unber "sHfss-. '7iasx- I'll.
'aiss' % 'S'aripsrsist letter = SsRts Tor Is 6rs
'cy bcsr SaHa % en- Gent Or Cre 'ur at i0z onss.
tiger % CTh soerhsisHsu'sr instosss tts Isr MA.
or ,ue . stnts, Benss uaa uirdptseis m~eetaiss
ALT ssiti1tus,r 2st lsHRsr ia rtt at bOS'srs ion
uaa GUNNER.
epp Cre aisr en- atHut.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

lloeu SammeulisuiH5 bet beoits Eiano |
2anoet for @ensene er 1be AUDITORIUM.
Get er isrfteftasies i eHbper Seuiesuoe %
q~arauteret for 10 War.
S,riu nj 5%abrttauteu, Charles .. BAL,
30s @abaib ape , Chicago, eiter Ertier Og
andre Spinsntnger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
wenr.Npmiral sdlen bar aipet lit

Samtuffe iii at boIoe Ell Soreorag /
g9nibiuaton oper "Gmuet" arigsitt.
BET oa bets 8ierning" ! oct popuIPrc
9ririus. ionl er arrnneeret FOR Bin.
terinioneu al ben rationale seogro.
rife SCREENING.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

Sifmsu IL, sstrHeisIsres eervee ier SlSs:
o. ssunsr. at DER Iisre 1a,isr % Sstsr sea IQafia
esoe ben ses aus lreea pad I'm sreIier siisr II
1laes spselsis en- Hioer al - aar o. q 5ass.
Ssst isse 3a!i iss'. rHa tltp besrapI site aas
1901 uneer her 9ei,assIie s,eaisbeSens eref.
Q. ". sslsra. ,alrs taaoe, ssrsehaiss % sir,s
Maria par ian zrpea Iiss Ill Bet iefe Sreo neo
senees gtsp. p~elfanei vrrs benses x2iHos!
yers Rasnhils q otlmsn.
sRts CLARA auloseaier.
Sasrthina q q Ish< Ran. 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
MmgaacnOe
SamO / Syoen

burbe Sc Friue trl 5. 5. Olien,
2anoasent for SOutbern 8ails
man, 225 Dearborn Ct, G5lcaso
81. Set aompasnL ban repre-
jenterer, eier lntet 9aao. men be
oil airrne iaa Settlere ira Nor'
ben til at ilaa Jig neo lanss oerss
2inie os fan oerior anpiie Dem
be bebfte Steoer. s = iaa ~. Z as sssss =
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

G.unoct. Stfe lanai fra 9pcuit, Ell
~ 3ommeboa huorl en- miuore Gum EeH-
&c. sen er ueola9t / -Republicau"s Ron.
tor. % gIercu Tan iaa ben iilbase moo at
betale Gperi,si ementerue I begge Blade.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

1pItsiioh - 5erpee ter,t,es for iraorreuae
slrat % geunsr. al DOR tiare ssfsE gmma 5ayiae
al, blem III en- tesre cpiis rorsoas ben ne RSp5r.
siter en- lrnsers tbs Spseom. Gun par 'so, ben
seen CIT 1871. o. blep altias "a War. / gsasHso %
S 2aas. sr Ssfsuss s~itsrsevtr asuoe 5gsO nuro
aeHees sisp. ptthaast p1rs eHees galHoei
sas essH % S~pfsuees seaue.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
TIN pbilippiuife Giull. aommis

lion bar gipet Mtpnbigheo til 9euil.
lima al Ell Cont | Sineta, Ytnntla.
til tt WinoesmPrfe for Sole AI3a,
Den pbilipWuife 6p~orclonosoen %
9igter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
DR.. Miles
Heart Cure

er iirr lmtittei til a, ilerue ate ureaelmQs.
iiisbeoer / 6lertets BepRgelicr. 5qises
al Npotbeiere amber @drantL
TT. Iilss Rroienl 80. Glthart, ,Snoiana.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
EJIY1MII!CII1H

Aliens Ulcerine Salve heibrsder kroniske
Byldesaar. TubeYkuloee cner BentserfnS'
= iertefeaar Aareknude, RaadsaAr, Kold.
brand, Ledesvamp, Febersaar og ane s,ass
rnmale SnAF. Den feier aldrig. TrRkker 10 ~ 1iI!
Snsrer udgiStrr OF Iadelser. HelbTederfor bestzndigt.
Med Posten 03c. SEND fluid BeskJ1veise afI1feioeI
J. P. ALLEN MEDICINE CO. ST. PAUL. MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

a. Chillicothe Normal School.
Nev90 Chillicothe Commercial College.
Great SSiI,ss:Ss J:lssIsPSSy ssiisss-
Neh0nle- Chillicothe School Of Oratory.
oV"V0'os Chilicothe Musical Conservatory.
Enrolled last year 729. $3.50 pays for ~
weeks board, tuition, room-rent, and use OF text
books. For free illustrated catalogue address
Allen Moore, Pres, Box III. Chiliicothe, Mo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Gari Sohans Srpmme

aorl Soban betragteoc lit Spbolb
i HcrSen Inn JONI en- Coer9ans oa
lin D}isiion Der ION SrOleoningen
til hsiere Spsaper % itsrre sGre.
Mt ie i'm Sssn iom gruing til Den
ifmoinapiife Salus oa ia ielu Jon
arpine til Sranfrig eite- Den itore
Senrif ben iieroe ! oet lobe aarbun.
oreoe - Get par hans Irsm ! aeiier.
osmmets iioiie aar, o. Serine bans
qrgierrise 9rsm par lite uoilufi
enoos ! 1880. Gan pil& eienopret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Scosialo.

rFokfalesdumsleeiier oriales sraiis. uaar oe ~
~rpsrtiaer 10 gtnier. Spp Crb rs9Rei for 81 ytat:
ffr an euer 10 stniey ra1 tefd,es I Gsrf fss
tr,rt crb. FHiHbebigie betaiet rfo 5 1erts -
Sirje. Seia .iug maa al,lO meofglae seittltnasa.
Clfon - perpee es!eaoigsres fct SlRlt %
S.nuer. at oor ,lrre f5aeer beHiov iiiue ca tUlist :
Iroeu paa I'm ersiisr ben 25oe OF, 1901. can bisp
bearapei ben 3Ote Cit vse sieeu Of I'm oafirl. tom
aaereoe for /. aar hoeu par saaet iorue for hau IT.
ben spiae nVue. oaH bIev ~ Ear. 8 SaausOer %
% lcae. 9afpr R.a. eiabsirr '%ortefieos baaoe
Ssraehuiei I etr,eu % pee 0srIsen
1Jreo mse bans Eisp. usIRane, prre bans NiHoe
Efesoes Ssru:
Gle Z. Gtioa. T. T. Eiicu.
paHs 3 Cifou. @rs SuIUe' aa5rao.
aafs grei.su, 2. T. ieoe Ror 1901.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
TWO JOCKEYS UNDER ARREST.
Suspected Of the Larceny of n Gold
watch and Chain.

William Lewis and William Edgars,
nineteen and twenty years Of age. re-
epectiyely, were arrested at an early hour
this morning by Detective SeTgeants Fla
Their ana Horne, and il is probable that
a charge OF grand larceny viii be placed
AGAINST them. They are both jockeys. and
The complainant against them Is Daniel
Eraz.U the steeplechase jockey
The three meu came 10 w washington
over the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad on the
sauc train. and il is alleged, while Bra
z,U sIcut Lewis and. Edgars relieved him
of "A handsome gold watch and chain.
valued at $3.50. The loss of the tlmeplecr
was reported 90 the detectives, ana IL
MS 3scertaIned that il had been sold 60
q man BY means of the description FUR
uishcd by him Of the persons from whom
ne made the purchase, the two Jockey s.
were located.
The Jockeys under arrest viii probably
be given "A hearing IN the Police Court
tomorrow morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07

NONRESIDENT and were independent OF
m1uiciuaI aid while 20 We're lndlseilI
twenty were discharged from the lnstl-
tuition pronounced cured
The Commissioners today authorized Iie
following items Of public work through
the Engineer Department
That the roadway Of Eleventh street
northwest. between Pennsylvania Avenue
and F. Street. be repaired, at an estimat-
cd cost Of 5000 clargeable 10 the current
appropriation for repairs 10 streets
That a new floor he laid on the south
roadway Of the X Street bridge over ROCK
Greek tNo. 80, AZ an estimated cost OF
SIS. chargeabIC 10 the current appropIl-
alton for construction and repair OF
bridges
That a catch-basin be constructed az the
southwest corner OF Thirteenth street,
near Lamar Place. at ~ estimated cost
of $50 chargeable 10 the Current appropIl-
alton for main and pipe sewers.
That double terra Gotta pipe dram De
constructed and ditch be dug. by day Ia
Dor. IN connection with the grading OF
JoIlst Street. between the TcnleytoWn ana
TurIaw Roads. at an estimated cpSt OF
$50 chargeable TO the current apprCLTla-
ffaD for said streets
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
Cnrsed a Policeman.

Terrence Connolly was sent t9 taa HrlSEoUse
by Judge himhaH, II tie Police Court. to-day 20
serve two months io- heinz di-.rderlv- Connolly
Is about sixty Eears ~ age a policeman te-ri-
ned that DE was very drunk last U52h- and that
when he kept him from being Iuu down by
street car on ICEusylTaulI Avenue. tuuuclly
cursed him
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07

Natiouai-CharIcs Dalton IN The Helmet OF
Navarro" evening.
Colum5ia-Lulu CHASER in Dolly Warden, -
afternoon and evening
Lsiay ette--'Thc Wife" evening
Chase s-''A Trip o. Chinatown afternoon and
evening
Acldcruy-"Homc, Sweet. Home" afternoon
and evening
Kernan's-Ricc and Blrtoa's Gayety Bu-les-
qIers. afternoon and evening.
BiIoU-SJock company iu Lur.csque and vaude-
vile, afternoon and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07

Marriage licenses were issued today Co William
IT, Parsons and NlrgIrCtta Jackson George H.
Brown and Grace 4. Harris. Henry G.. th8pielclr,
B.yaEl1wu Nd and Edith q. Cox la Plata,
Nd, John Dycr and Eta Leet.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Downtown Temperature.


The Temperatures registered Iv the standard
Thermometer az House q Ucumauu's today we're.
o d. M, Il degrees. y r-- q; p M, 81
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07

MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Groves Tastyless Chill Toai- cures N4Ilria-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
A Petition for the Improvement Ct
| Street Denied.

Inc SITUATION as to MUutctpal A0-
vnntnEes nj Sherier Place Consid-
ered-FuIcs Regarding the Office of
ScaIer of Measures and Weights.
NCstcott & Wilcox. of 1876 Pennsylva-
mia Avenue northwest. recently requested
that 1 Street, between Twcuty-siNth and
euty-Seyenth Streets northwest, be
coucrst,d. An investigator ~ the street
in question was made by the Computing
Engineer. and ne has Informed the Board
of Commissioners that the Improvement
desired viii have To be done under the
operation of the regular schedule. and he
suggests that 1t lac added when The next
schedule for the section is made up The
Engineer reports the roadway at the pres
out time 10 be i'm good condition. with
proper drainage, and he says he fails 90
see any emergency for tho paving Of the
street.
Major EiddIe. the Engineer Commission
or, has approved the statement of his
subordinate, and has forwarded the pa
pcrs in the case To his assuciatcs for their
action.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
Washington paris

Among the Interesting exhibits
40 the late Paris Exposition was
hre display % RorlcE AR Cushion
Trus~gs &C aN kinds. supporters,
and various appliances for men.
women. and children. from 12Z4
r ~. n N.. which took the high
co award over all competitors.
American and foreign The R0riclc
AIR Cushion Truss Company leads
tlc world. Two weeks trisl. Two
ytar-' guarantee Catalogue and
consultation iree- 1924 I ST. y.
"a
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07

After Theatre supper Speciality
From 10 20 T. In ladies restaurant. The >..rehlu
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
of the Most Stirring Character.
4 Special Sale Of MiII-ERd Wool
FIannGIS for Und8rgarm0ntS.

500 yards of good quality Cream
faceS ss h5ah IN The p Geg9 af IaC
&c per yIrd-In remnants. .
600 yards Of 3o-iuch extra quality
cream Shaker Flannel heavy nap
on both sides. selling IN 7IC
the piece at l9c per yard-n -
1000 yards of Extra Heavy TwiUcd
Shaker Flannel ia assorted lengths.
suitable for most any purpose TOc
selling i'm the piece at l5c per
NaTC-ln rCmDautS------------ ~
5000 yards Of new TcaseI-Down
Outing Flannel. i'm new line Of
stripes. checks. ana fancy plaidS,
in lengths suitable for dressing
sacques. wrappers. kimonas and
house Eowns-seils i'm the o SC
piece at l2izc per yard-iu NJ
remnants OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1000 yards II 3l-iuch Wrapper Elan
nelctte, I'm an elegant line Of patterns,
printed on navy, red. pink, tan. mode,
and light blue gTOunds-they are the
same styies and ColorS as the FFC
French RoOds-sells iu the
piece at 2oc-in remuauts...-
1000 yards of Fine Twincd Black
Sateen. fine luStre and twill, war
ranted not 10 CTOCk-SellS i'm 1nIC
the piece at -0c per yard-in ] -
remnants -.--.--------- = = =
100 yards Of Wool Finished PlaidS
and Self-ColOrod CrOcade Novelties i'm
Dress Goods, in lengths suitable for
waists and Children's dresses N
selling in the piece at lSc ] -
per yard. ........................ TX Z
6o0 yards strictly All Wool Plaids
and Checks mostly dark ColOrinES, in
skirt and slit leUgthS-Selling 1Oc
in the piece NJ Soc per yard-ln u
TtrHlTLtS ..........'.'-...'' ...''.
loo yards of 35-inCh Wool Cashmere.
in navy. red. brown, and orc
black. selling in the piece at
Soc per yarG-in remnants. - -
GOO yards Of 35-iuCh and fu-inch
Brocattlle Novelti,s-plain and self
cClCred vffects-in navy. RED. brown,
tan. garnet. green, and black, nnC
selling in the piece from $40 TO ZSN
zoe per yarJ-iE remnants -
$50 yards Of due All Wool Thibet
Cloth and Fancy Plaid SkirtiuES- 30
and 80 inches I'm Width-in brown. blue,
oN-blood grey and black, nnc
selling in the piece ~ Gee per w
ward In remnants --..-.-... - -
r0nt. take either elevator.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07

DIT. A p Richardson. Superintendent OF
the Government Hospital for the Insane.
has reported go the Commissioners tho
change among the patients az that in~ti-
tuition during the month OF October.
There were - admitted upon the order Of
the Commissioners. of whom 3 were
white persons and y color,d. -Four were
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07

sun rose--..-.t-aa An. sun sors....--s-5J Pm.
Moon risCs-..-g-US An. . Moon sers-.....-.......
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
TEMPERATURE.

Fair tonight and Friday; fresh north TO cas-,
winds
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07

go yards Of very fine TwiIlCd ALI
wool Navy Blue Flannel. extra
fine, smooth iinish-sells in the nNT
piece at soc per yard-in rem NON
nautg Observation-Disclosures - - -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07

o. b. George, agent Of the Adams Ex-
press Company, recently wrote TO the
Commissioner asking to be advised how
often the Sealer OF Weights and Measures
= expected TO make examination of scales
and charge fees fox the same.
George 4. Howe Acting Sealer OF
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07

Geo yards of good. SER
Tubleached Canton Flannel.
which sells in the piece az Sc
Dor narl-ln remnants. ....-----..
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01

FROM THE vINDICATOR, RUTHERFORD
TON, N. c..
The editor of the Vindicator has had
occasion to test the efficacy of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm twice with re-
markable results in each case. First,
with rheumatism in the shoulder from
which he suffered excruciating pain
for ten days, which was relieved with
two applications of Pain Balm, rubbing
the parts afflicted and realizing instant
benefit and entire relief in very short
time. Second, in rheumatism in
thigh joint, almost prostrating him
with severe pain, which was relieved
by two applications, rubbing with the
liniment on retiring at night and get
ting up free from pain. For sale by
R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor,
Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; w. N.
Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Fancher, Haw.
leyville; A. B. Brakeman, Botsford.*
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
PLATTSVILLE.
CHURCH INTERESTS.

Rev J. J. Blythe preached a very in.
teresting sermon, last Sunday morn.
ing, from the text, "What think ye of
Christi" The Epworth League meet
ing in the evening vas led by E. G..
Jennings.
A goodly company attended the
League social in the hall, on Tuesday
night. Diversion was afforded by
views of the great buildings on the
Continent and the photographs of many
prominent Americans Of the past
which were thrown on the screen by
the lantern which belongs to the
church, but which had not been used
for several years. The ladies provided
refreshments. At business meeting
afterwards it was reported that the
generous sum Of $112.75 has been col
lected under the auspices of the League
in aid of Miss Mary A. Buckley, who
has for some time been confined to hel
bed.
Mrs Blythe entertained Rev E. P.
Aver and his cousin, Miss Willer, on
Monday.
Miss Edith Sherwood is visiting
friends in New York and New Jersey.
Mrs Sylvester Wheeler has been Wis.
iting friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs William Disbrow and Miss Lucy
spent part Of last week in New York.
Miss Carrie NJ. Hull Of Stepney spent
Sunday with her friend, Miss Winnie
jennings.
Miss Myrtle Marsh spent Sunday at
the Baptist parsonage.
Blue birds and robins have been
seen on the Hill to remind us that
spring is coming.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
STATE GAME PRESERVES.
BILL INTRODUCED IN THE LEaIsLA.
TURE BY REPRESENTATIVE TAYLOR.

BILL INTRODUCED IN THE LEGIsLA-
TURE BY REPRESENTATIVE TAYLOR.
State of Connecticut, General AS
sembly, A. D., 1901.
An act concerning the establish
ment Of state game preserves. ..
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives in general
assembly convened.
Section I. The commissioners of fish
cries and game shall have power toes
tablish state game preserves and to
this end may in the name of, and for
the use of the state lease for the term
Of either Is or so years, tracts of wood
land in this state suita BILE for the pro-
pagation and preservation of game and
game birds. Said tracts shall contain
not less than fifty and not more than
three hundred acres, and shall during
the term of said lease, be and remain
game preserves.
Section II. Said commissioners may
lease any tract of woodland pursuant
to the provisions of this act, which in
their judgement is adapted to the pro-
pagation and preservation of game and
game birds, and shall upon the petit
ton of five resident land owners of any
town so to do, lease such tract of wood
land as may be particularly described
in said petition, provided such wood
land can be leased upon the terms Of
this act, and provided also that not
more than two state game preserves
shall have been previously established
in such town.
:, Section III. The owners of the fee
OF such tracts Of woodland as may be
leased under the provisions of this act,
their heirs, executors and administra-
tors, may ALLEVIATE, use and enjoy such
lands for all purposes, excepting the
taking, capturing or killing Of game
or game birds, as fully as if said lease
had not been made.
Section ". Said commissioners in
leasing any tract of woodland for a
State game preserve, may include in
said lease, any piece of open land con-
nected Herewith, which in their judy
ment is necessary and essential to tn
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
NICHOLS.
THE LOCAL NEWS BULGE.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
The funeral of Miss Bessie E. Reed
was held at the home of her parents,
Wednesday, February 13. Long before
the time of the funeral the home was
filed with sorrowing relatives and
friends, who had come to attend the
last sad parting with her they had
loved. The floral tokens were unusu.
ally beautiful. The pallbearers were
the five brothers, Herbert, Ernest and
Newton Reed, Will Bachelor and
Howard Curtis, and a friend, Frank
Breeze.
Miss Edith Nichols has gone to New
Orleans, where she expects to stay
about two weeks.
Mail Carrier Zeller drives new de-
livery wagon.
Alma Plumb is sick with scarlet
fever.
Mr. and Mrs Bachelor have given
up their home in Bridgeport and are
staying with their parents, Mrand Mrs
Henry Reed.
Sydney French is sick with appendi-