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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-17
TENTS AID AMNlNGs-

TENTS and Awnings osluito
proof tents, mining hose and can
vas boats, army duck tents and
folding camp beds. the Gold Med
al kind, SEATTLE TENT q
AW MING CO, Wholesale manu-
facturers, Marion ana Western.
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the Seattle Gas i Electric -. has
won the nrst round In the legal bat
tie over its franchise rights. HUT
the fight Is far from being finished.
That concern viii not be allowed 90
so on forever eharsiug the people %
Seattle two prices for sac. II the
courts cannot remedy the wrong, the
people can. by erecting a municipal
plaut
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DEATH WAS
his LUCK"

CHICAGO. May IL" Heres luck. =
said Chas- Crosse. as he raised a
glass OF beer "a his lips in the e.
loon at SIS West Madison street.
Crosse drank the beer and then fsi'
q the faor dead. He Was Is years
old. and vas employed hy n. +
Harvey as porter IN the saloon.
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Mortality Record.

Nathaniel Wallace. 80 died at
Providence hospital last evening
The remains are at H1ttafwoFthH5
murEuH.
Nsis Heglund. $. died yesterday
Of old axe. The remains are at Hut
terworths' chapel
Charles Paul. $. died yesterday At
Charleston. wash. of typhoid fever.
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WHAT WE'RE COMING TO.

came 10 a min by the riverside.
A haIf-rnlie long and nearly wide
a forest 81 stacks aud a army %
Toilng furnace and shovel and pen
what a magnificent plant / cried.
And man with q smu1ge on his face replied.
It's Morgans."
entered a train and day
a regal coach and \ right OF way
Which reached its all land
In a system too large TO understand
splendid property this" /
And the with a plate mis- hat replied
It's MorEans"
] sailed a great ship. trim and true
keel and cabin {
And the ship OF q monster feet.
nrsf-cIass could COMPETE
what a beautiful craft I cried.
And with akrnbo legs replied.
Its Mofgans"
I a nation nllsd with pride.
Her people many. her lands wide:
Her record In and md art
Proved greatness Of muscle and mind and heart
What grand old country ~" 1 cried.
And a with his chest In the air replied.
Its MOrgan'a."
to the only place left. I'll take
A chance In the boat the birthstone lake.
Or perhaps may be allowed to sit
on the griddied floor Of the bottomeas pit"
But a leertng lout with horns his face
It's Morgan's"
EDMUND VANCE COOKE.
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The whole nation watches anxious
" for news from Mrs. Mckinley's
bedside, All hearts sympathise with
Mr.. Mckinley In his trouble. The
sincere prayer Is that the sick wife
NAV recover.
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= y - =" HTITT 7 " =
Tor auuthraaturu Alaska
Cottage city, May fl, %. June =. fl,
July o. State of California. May 2, 20,
June 4 10. July 4. city Of Iupeku. May
IL. 80 June "a. ~ July tti Spokane,
June 20 July =
Ticket omoa. ats utsst Ave.. seattle
NJ 1ullut. Uuntml Act - y hlliaf AHN
tenlARt ocean Dock. tnatua Cool lN
iefhtna 4 Co ten. Ants san ftHhnlfQl
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale 81 t.Faam house
~ fine furniture AZ kigt4 Tesier
way. Tueedhy May 1ift az 90 81
g. %. Everything goes nirp one
fine steel range. and everything
that belongs a. a nrat-cihAa house
Look fuf tiE al Monday House
fnf LII 10. Mafiln- .nafLunnar-
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CLAIRVoYANTg.
w EnarEtt

p W r ~ p *
occult pNN he under the auspices
~ Seattle Spiritual Association.
sunday evening. May o. s O'Clock.
- FuresterH' ball. SIS FIRST ave
nue. viii give q srauce - occult
phenomena. mH ferls lzatlau and
independent slate writing IN full
EaEllEht. hiring your own states
sealed or nailed. Admission &c
- W. POSTER. occult psychic. ma
FERTILIZATION. spirit photographs
independent slate writing Room
81 Neuaume FIRST avenue
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AIIohnIYa.At ~.


WM u BuTTNER. attorney 81
hW. suits prosecuted aud defend
rd lu all courts. u years expert
snrc. Proceedings Boa bankruptcy
Companies Incorporated. Abstracts
carefully cNa mined. seltstll"hH
made IN al parts Of the United
States. Highest commercial ana
bank references. bl3 Third ave
nuo. Phone. Main 1000.
J. T.. RAIL. l1 uuxwvli iItt,f. JOG
Columbia So Phone BiaH go.
General practice IN al the courts.
Damage Cases a Speciality.
Moderate Fees conaultntion Pre-.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel.
or-at-laW, Dexter Horton bank bld
II T.. FOSTER Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main "a.
u 70 MARTIN. Lawyer. go Mutual
Life uuildlnR.
] a kElt.OGs. ~ nailsy building.
nENsos 4 AUST = toaton moca
" u D AMBuTH 1o,-b. Pacific blk.
a ~ MACDONALD. COS Burke bid
Root Palmer a Brown, Pioneer BID
- q co~oVEH ta-tl taller bldg
LYMAN = kNAFp ID Taller bldg
g WARu KEMP 81 Hufke DOG
= nougLAs l0i Nra York Dix
HtcllHnH 0eliaHS oss - 81 TX
s s. LANaLAID. go New York biz
HORACE PETER 66 Nee York bk
FlEUWf = FEftKY $50 second
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SOCIAL ITEMS.

Invita- Ions are out for the annual
senior bail Of the University Of
Washington. 10 be held Moy n In
Denny Han. An elaborate affair
f. anticipated.
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Let the clerk OF the weather turn
on tho heat and turn on the watc~,
These spring days are not quite
springy enough.
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nusIfiess coLLEaEa.

LEOs Business college. Union. ID.
individual instruction. al subjects.
BEST methods aud teachers Acme
HrEiusns college second and Pike
\ vs. school refegnphy. Pioneer
Mu--n-. I.L.Ln... naLL-a- Nh az
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BANKS.

PEOPLES SAVING Rank
Second avenue snd Pike It. Capital
pad up. 500 o18 p a. hsufeldef.
pres J. Il. Hayden. cash T. T
GTcnnieaf Hasf ensh Commercial
savings and trust business.
FuoIT SOUND NATIONAL. BANK
Oh SEATTLE
Capital stock paid 10. ttzs.ooo. sur
plus. IS 10.
Furth. pres. J. 3 Goldsmith.
We pres II s. Ankeny cashier
Cartreau uneeuts IN principal cities
IN thr United States and Eafap~.
National Bank OF Commences
Faff ap capital ... az. 90
TyanaaetH general banking business.
II g. Henry. urrH.. q. II Spencer.
cash. SAFE deposit vaults for rent
Sale Dspssa saall bOEs, Ter asal
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital ala. 90
General banking business transacted
J y Harr. 3r.. prra NJ McMick.
sn. vice rFsa.. l. Turner. cash r.
, Pnrknurst. hHkf. cash. Exchange
On principal cities ~ y. q. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
~ Seattle. general banking busI-
meas transacted. Deposits 9 800 Geo.
\. ChlibeFF. pres g. l.. Grondnhl.
lst vice pre- a. II socibcrE. cash.
" Lane asst. cash No hfnnrhss.
The canadian Bank OF Commerce
Capital paid Up -44s...-.... .. 90. 90
IzIsht Million Dollars
Surplus sTs... ss.....'ss 100. ple3
Interest allowed On time deposits
general Banking business Trans.
acted
SEATTLE uHANCH-cor1sr Of
James st and Second Avsnne.
n. A. CAMERON MEr
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SAID OF THE STAR

THE Star yesterday was the /,
! best paper for real news / have /,
! seen published on the Puget I
! sound said Manager Dunbar 4
nf the Rainier Grand today. 1T !
was q great Newspaper All /
the copies on the news stand !
we're sold In a very few min &,
: utes, and 80 more could have !
! been sold. The Star was i'm 1
: great demand" I
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nbsf4AcI on mo.
ARCHITECTS.

a TIbIMAhD7 = Colmtn bIock
McAlauua q walker sOi \ y blk.
D. W monamrnN. Ml-II eanIna
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JoBBING QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED DAU4Y)
Green FFuil.

Lemons = i2.250275 q box: lines.
40 per case, cooking apples. 81 500
200, eating apples. f225a300. navel
oranges. kZ.25mZ 15s Seeding. 81 504
200. bananas. s2.25na00. olives. goa
&c per gallon: grape fruit u.7BQ
700, straw berries. u.1Iff2.00 per crate
plueapples. f3500fo0 per doz. cher.
RES. i.o0nf-25.
vegetable
Potatoes s2sd52 per ton: beets.
Zoe per dozs carrots. per sack. gl.15.
lettuce, 81 00Mi.25 o case. furnlpa.
t1.Z5. garlic. ijc: cabbage. tt55m2 90.
peppers. Z5u3Oc, husks, 15e. green
celery, Sc per dozen. sweet pota.
toes, ft.75d2.O0 Spanish Chill pep
pers, zoe per 10. sauer kraut ga &c.
California head lettuce. 65d75c case.
artichOkea. 85n soc doz green peas
Azm5hc ID. dried figs cartons G0c
fancy zoe. imported Ec. tomatoes
ease. si7bff2 80. dates. safe per d.
radishes t0c per doz, rhubarb. 2Gf4e
per ID paralsy. 2543Jc, asparagus
Sac now potatoes. sz.JOU3. spinach
aei green beans. sQt0c. cucumbers
fi.z5 per doz. onions. l&a5c.
Provisions
Fresh meat-C0w beef, Sc III
steer beef. shc per 10; mutton. wcth
er, SIC. ewes. PC. pork. sHa9c pei
1 H.. veal, large. o.. small. i0hc.
Provisions Hams. large f3cl
hams, small. i3mt3Ac. breakfast
bacon, Hmi4Ihc, dry, sailed clear
backs, SIC. bellies 1Oc
butter Cheese. Eggs ard Poultry
Butter Washington creameriea
pound prints. 19m20c; Eastern Iowa,
and Elgin. tsWi9c, fresh ranch, Ia
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Court Room Famiqated.

The municipal court room was
yesterday afternoon fumlRated IN
der the direction Of Bailim Wluchell.
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BUTTER EGGS
BtTTEfi. EGGS

BUTTER. Eggs
BUTTER. EGgf
IL II any wonder wins thr crowd
phtr1uize US Some whatever be-
cause We always keep iu the lead
with our prices HH uaI aH quality.
giving rutiHfuetiou - all "e have
this week tie fancy Iowa and
Washington creamery. q ioa 90.
finei delicious, dairy butter. z.lb
brick. 3lc. and strictly home ranch
rEEH 2 dozen 15c. And listen. lady.
ala you ever ny aur Headlight
BaElgR Powder II not. Try 30
once aud you viii agree with uH
that lth the best on the market
/ III 10 %. only LOc. We know n
alu.t advertised like bomr are
that's just the reason We sell il ao
cheap The crowd ia with ua. fall
iu line ana be HAPPY Cow Butter
store. 1872 second avenue.
WANTED-Al persons who have
periodical Alek headaches weak
eYealRht. sick stomach. ludiRen
ton. female disorders. and other
nervous affections. t. have their
eyes examined and the proper
kind 81 glasses fitted. by Br =. p.
". Vanguard office AZ pike
street
PALMIsTRY= Nrn. " =. Sheldon,
hcieutinC paimlHt. if now located
at No. 1908 Third as=.. cor. IF srG-
eea street. Pull life readings from
patmlstry. once hours from 10 6.
m 10 j.. IA Fee within reach d
all
BAHGAINs In second hand house
hold goods. call 1t Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give you
fine n.condha nd cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good a. new, for half tbs money.
10 and ~ Second avenue south.
HAIR and scalp specialist. 104
Spring utrs Il. corner Second ave-
nue.. Gray hair restored % orig
inal color dandruH OF falling hair
cured and hair grown on bald
heads. No pay tilI satisfied.
WAeHINGTOE institute u este
opnthy. safe Deposit Building.
E.Hla blishsd In Seattle three years.
Phone. Main co.,
ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application The
G. v. White Advertising Bureau.
New York Block.
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods bedroom sets. stoves. car
pets. etc FED Front Furniture co
ilo-iil and Ave. :. Tel. Red igz2
FASHION Hair Store. 1913 second
avenue: diagnosis Of the EcalD
free Of charge.
OxYDONOR Victory" the genuine
cures ali diseases. Avoid lu1ita-
tons 4 Mcdonald block
LADIES try a bath. hrs. TAFT.
careful massage. 9ii Third avenue.
WAISTS and skirts 10 order. cheap.
3 Mfg 90. 54I Union.
wAETED-olt gold and silver II.
Henaei safg teweier p Einekley
MRS. " BENNETT is again at 81
Halter BLOCK. hair, fcalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
iaHs ~ - aHfnar 49, and Pine
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

TWELVE DANCING LESSONS.
8 90. laaieH ladies' and gentlemen.
guaranteed waltz. two-Htep and alt
the latest ban room dances. eN-
tremriy low rate for gentlemen
joining open classes nov. Monday
son Dancing Academy. Pike street.
Rarke block rivate lessons daily.
Circulars mailed free.
MIR. and Mrs Littie's Academy. de-
pertinent. dancing, physical cul-
turs 7t2 Madison bot 7rd and ath.
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pYtIno Ann CLEANING.


TO LOAN Private money az low
rate Of Interest. Gralt Damuh A
Osner io7 NJ -ien street
WAHHANTa bought and sold Nor
rtsan 4 EshelmHn Mutual Life bid
oLYMr1c OF 20. " taller block
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FuANK a.. EGAN. dramatic aud
operate coach special summer
course iu an grades Of dramatic
art aioeuiiuu. voice placing, oper
Htle force. Tuesdays aud Fridays.
Suite d IIptVakf block
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing co
clothes tn shape 81 90 month. dye
ma repairing 1907 ard. nur 1904
HIGHEST price, Tor CASTOR cloth
ms Dave TAYLOR io Starr boyd bid
CoNtaAC tOH ana BUILDERS.
rAFF 4 RoUL0. store fixtures.
general iobhlnE go Main street
soDEHQUIsr q HosELEAF. shops
at $500 sprinG street
J. " SWIFT house and sign pain
ter. IAke nyense Fremont.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

LUCAS Detective Agency. onion
block J ". naWsnn. mnnArcr.
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TO exchange for Seattle property.
100 acres 10 acres best bottom
land. admirably situated Good
young orchard. f-foum house
school adjoining. y. .. store. =
mile Exchange
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Light running Columbia ehainieaa.
So. Christopher Bros. titz "a az.
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DIR. TURNER'S pure ozone kills all
microbes IN tissue or membrane,
and a sure cure for catarrh. IN
GERS of all kinds. even cancers.
The treatment Is not painful but
salutary, and healing of the parts
commences Immediately. We In
wife all eases tn come 10 the Seat
tie HyRieuic Sanitarmm and re-
ccive one treatment free. Hours .
20 4. and sundays 10 To 1. Room
81 Hiuekley block.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. loo. Alley Restaurant, al
ley on Columbia bet and and Ord.
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EssMAKERs.

ron Ladioa tailor ana reception
gowns call AT Lamb Sisters. zi9-
3li Collins block
Nine Mufioi. skirts faoad and bound.
90 20 ~ 90 s p.m 90 Mcdonald bk
MIME SMITH modinte, Hnekley.
bYNcuf SHAW, AZ llaller nlag
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clare nj agalsner. iio7 Second az
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.

CITY COLLECTION AGENCY. 1905
sixth avenue. Hest of references
MONTY lellecied. 81 Boston block
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
For san Francisco

VI 'FEII
The Company
ships Walla " AHA
UmatlIla and city "i
nf ruehlu, Leave nn
attic IA. m Nav 4. %.
"a. ~ a. @. June - y,
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FoR REnr

SOUTH SEATTLE New house. II
story and basement pump and
faIuwHtrr plenty. rent SO month
blocks from car line EnRlewaod
station house painted blue.
a SWEDISH family has large
front room Tor rent. With board
1911 Pine street
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rLUMsIN3.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

STAMP Photos-douhle size. - for
Csc button free photo 1ewelry
Novelty Photo Co. 2it Columbia.
Amateur finishing. Wise Ned blk
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nEnrlsrA
NORTHUMBERLAND souOoEs

a. ". PHILLIPS. OF Heusay blk
chicaro Dental ~. va nnnckIey
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Go to Christopher bike repairing
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fgNenAl DIRECTORS.


BUTfEHW OKTH q sons smbaIfa-
ere ft7s-if 1s Thirf Tel ptte -
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FOR SALE Seattle auction sale
stable. 1919 Western avenue. tel
Bur 1881. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday Fl I .. IN. horses
wagons. harness etc AT kinds Of
goods cold on commission ~. J.
fEnfHaf auafEaFHaer
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REAL EsTnIE.

l.. NoGLEBERG 80 Painting, pa per
hanging. kalsomimink. i027 Pins.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-05

Thomas Fuller administrator on the estate of Mrs Laura Thompson. Fred L. Bennett, who is employed at the Stanley works in New Britain, passed the Fourth with his parents, MT and Mrs Willis Bennett.
 Frank YOskilarcoy, an inmate of the town farm, died on the 18th, aged 25 years. The burial occurred on Satur- day.
 Mrs George Wright is breaking ground for cottage on Railroad street. Robert Donnelly has been quite i'll, threatened with pleurisy. Dr Staub performed an operation on him, re- moving large amount of matter from his side and MT Donnelly is now on the road to recovery.
 Organist Clemence has moved into the cottage of Mrs Black on Terrace Place, vacated by Mrs Wiggln. Gotlieb West has sold his black smith shop to Emil Haefel.
 MT and Mrs Andrew M. Booth re- turned on Monday night from a so- lourn of three days at their cottage at Lake Waramaug.
 Mrs James Bedell and daughter, Marion, of Brooklyn, have been guests at J. Le Roy Bucks.
 Miss Belle Sturtevant of Danbury is the guest of Miss Gladys Ferris.
 The men composing the old rife club now get together every Thursday afternoon for practice at revolver shooting, number having bought cavalry pistols of '6l, which load with powder and ball. Among the number are M. W. Hill, De Watt'Pepper, De- Watt Pepper, IT,, Joseph Nettlcton, John Addis and George Calhoun.
 MT and Mrs Frank Evitts passed Monday at Savin Rock and en loved fine shore dinner.
 MT and Mrs Robert Dunlap are en- toying trip to the Pan-American ex- position.
 Miss Minnie Nelson will pass the Fourth with Brooklyn friends.
 The hat shop is closed down for a week. In the trimming department they are putting in 20 new benches and are making other improvements.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-05

is in us, but by no means the ONLY. Any firm, with equal facilities, can buy as cheaply and, if so disposed, sell as cheaply. We admit that.
 But-and here's our trump card where else is shown not only the variety, but equal taste in selection of pattern? Are not these as important considera- tions as good values :?
 We combine them all. At 123c the yard we are showing new Plumetis in the fashionable Black and Whites, which are now "quite the things' and al- so beautiful assortment of Ba- tiste, Dimity and Satin Stripe Lawns in exquisite color com binations.
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WEST MORRIS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
 Mrs Pearl B. Durley was in Bethle hem most of last week caring for hel sister, Mrs J. B. Sanford.
 Mrs c. Barnes and daughter of Bris- tol visited her mother, Mrs John Hager, last week.
 Jerome Wedge, who has been con- fined to the house for the past two months, was so far convalescent as to ride to Washington, one day last week.
 Mrs Lewis Hager was called very suddenly. Friday noon, to the death bed of her father, Marlin Taylor of New Preston. MT Taylor died Friday afternoon and was buried in New Pres ton, Sunday, June 30.
 Having has commenced here. l.. A. Hager's team has worked for Mrs c. A. Emmons and Samuel Allen, putting in five days last week. The sun was hot enough to make hay even when cover- ed by few light clouds.
 The thermometer at the station reg istered at l2 o'clock; Thursday, es de- grees, Friday, 100; Saturday, 1O2; in the shade.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-05
0riVinU trin last. woak

driving trip, last week.
 Arthur Terrill, son of Nathan Ter Till of Colorado, won gold medal for fine elocutiOn at his school in that place.
 Miss Minnie Burton is boarding at Miss Ellen Terrill's.
 Miss Ruth Smith is to attend school in Stamford next fall.
 Emerson Atwood has painted his house.
 The roads have been put in fine shape through the town.
 A southern colored boy died of con- sumption at the town farm, last Sum day.
 HOTCHKIssvILLE AND VICINITY.
 Mrs J. T. Hall is visiting her grand daughter in Bridgeport.
 Mrs O. E. Norton is visiting her sis ter in Torrington.
 Mrs J. J. Fowler's mother, Mrs Bev- inS of Danbury, is visiting her.
 Perry Betts spent the Fourth with his sister in Bridgeport.
 Miss Hattie Hall is visiting in Bridgeport.
 Joel Atwood has had a severe at tack of rheumatism.
 Mrs Miles Holmes is entertaining Miss Wilkinson and niece of West Haven.
 E. F. Nichols has made needed re- pairs on his barn.
 G. w. Edwards and bride now oc- cupy the home of his grandparents.
 A. ID. LeavenwOrth has visited friends in Marbledale. Fred Whittlesey is home from Yale.
 Recent visitors: G. l.. Morris and family, Southford.
 The 20th Century club met with Miss Marguerite Karrman at her grand mothers Mrs Charles Hurd's, lastiTuesday.
 John Ambler has sold his fish route Phil Gray and MT Watkins have gone to Newark, N. J., to work. George Bates is peddling bakery goods and makes tri-weekly trips t( South Britain and Southbury.
 John Thackery has gone to Geneva N. Y., to work.
 Howard Allen is working in Thorn aston.
 Fred Howe has gone to Brooklyn, N. Y. Sundays review lesson was conduct ed by Rev MT Lockwood, who made it quite interesting. Two bou- quets of roses and one of laurel were brought and music was furnished by the orchestra. A duet was sung by Mrs Curtiss and Miss Mabelle Ford and a solo by little Rosa Packard. Mrs William Clay and daughter, Ruth, are visiting in Waterville.
 Mrs Albert France and Mrs William Buckingham spent the Fourth in Winsted.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-05
WOODBURY.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD,

NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
 Fred Whittlesey has been at home on Good Hill for few days.
 Mrs Frank Scott from Terryville is in town, visiting her son, George Scott, and other friends.
 Mrs George Scott visited Terryville and Thomaston, recently.
 The North church is to be closed for two Sundays as the organ is to be moy. ed to the front of the church. Serv. ices will be held in the chapel. l l.. E. Dawson, report says, is soon to erect a feed store for Stanley Mun- 1 sell on Cane avenue. Competition is the life of trade.
 Henry Beardsley and family have returned to their home here for the summer.
 The South church was closed, last Sunday.
 MT and MrsJ. T. Salmon have wis., ited in Bridgewater recently. Mrs L. A. Treat entertained her daughter from Orange, last week.
 A delightful open air Christian En- deavor meeting was held on the beau tiful lawn of the North church parSon- age, Tuesday evening.
 Rev J. A. Freeman is much imprOv- ed in health and will resume his pas toral duties, next Sunday.
 The soda fountains are we'll patron iZed these hot days.
 The Misses Suckley gave farewell party to their many friends, last week. They move to Bridgeport this week. They will be missed by their large circle of friends.
 Samuel Colt, Mrs Austin Isham and MT and Mrs Benjamin Curtiss were en- tertained at c. A. ISham's, last week. MT and Mrs Frank Morris have re- turned from the shore. MapletOn has several boarders. Dea Alexander Gordon is in very poor health; also Mrs Gordon, who has muscular rheumatism.
 Mrs Nathan Beardsley was in town, Friday. MT and Mrs John Munson went on q