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RIVER DISTRICT NOTES.


 Mrs F. w. Hurd and Miss Catherine passed last week at Canaan Four Cor ners, N. Y., with her sister, Mrs Stod- dard.
 Edward Callahan, Jr., was a pleas ant caller at Metichiwan farm, last Sunday.
 Messrs Barrett and Olsen of Bridge port have taken board at Metichiwan farm for time.
 Rev and Mrs Gorton and child, who have been staying with R. c. Mallory and family for few weeks past, went to their new home in Bridgewater, last week.
 MAN OF MANY ACCOMPLISH M ENTs. The editor of THE BEE called on Jeweler Hill, on Monday, but it did not seem to be one of the days in which he wished to see reporters. Hill is an enthusiastic fellow and thls time his undivided attention seemed to be riveted on an old violin made by Nic- claus. Amatus in 1889. It is a very old looking violin, and of fine tone. MT Hill has three viOlins and each one is fine player. MT Hill is a fine player and knows a good violin when he sees one. During the winter he gives in- structiOn on the violin. If his old instrument is genuine he has indeed a prize.
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New Haven to work.
 Miss GOlda May Ett and Egbert Slocum drove to Dover, N., Y., last Thursday, and. returned MT and Mrs Egbert SlOcum. The happy couple have gone to housekeeping in MT Mar cy'S tenant house.
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While hanging tobacco the man above him let a heavy timber fall. crushing in bis shoulder. He was carried at once to the office of Dr Barker on Whittlesey avenue, where his injuries were attended to.
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CORNWALL BRIDGE.
LOCAL NEWS JOTTINGs,

LOCAL NEWS JOTTINGs. The school at the Center will begin Monday with Mrs Page teacher, as usual.
 Mrs James Pierce, formerly Of this place, but who now resides in Torring- ton, has been visiting some of her old friends here.
 Miss Edith Wadhams commenced her school duties in New Milford this week.
 Miss Laura ComstOck has commence
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AMONG THE HORsEMEN.

The fine stopper which Andrew M. Booth let go to John B. Capewell of Woodbury was sold, last week, by MT Capewell to J. l.. Nesbit of New Haven. MT Capewell delivered the horse to MT Nesbit's representative in Seymour on Saturday.
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DIR BLACKMAN's NEW ROOMS.

Dr c. B. Blackman, the dentist, was located on Whittlesey avenue, has en- gagged suite of rooms in the prospec- tive Randall Green building. He will have three front rooms fitted up in the most approved style and doubtless will have one of the most elegant suite of offices in New Milford.
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time occupying Mrs Sophia Bolles' cottage while MT Casterton is assisting A. H. Bolles i9 monumental work. tain and Waterbury during the first part of last week.
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Ten Pages.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY
NEW MILFORD.
A FINE BUSINESS BLOCK.

FINE BUSINESS BLOCK.
 Thomas F. Young has let the con- tract for his new business block, north of the hotel. It will be 63x62, three stories. Robert Bartnett of New Rochelle, N. Y., has the mason and brick work, J. x A. Walters of New Rochelle, the carpenter work and painting; Peter Canneen of New Rochelle, the plumbing; McGovern & Kirchoff of New Rochelle, the timing and heating. The upper two floors ot the block will be devoted to tene- ments. Work is now being pushed on the foundations.
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BUILDING AT LAKE WARAMAJrn

A handsome boat house for Dr Smiley of New York is being erected on the shores of Lake Waramaug. E. B. Rowe & Go. have the work in charge.
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AMONG THE CATTLE MEN.

R. c. Mallory has recently sold very handsome pair of two-year.old steers to James T. Parmelee of Bethle- hem, one of the prosperous and enter prising young farmers of that town.
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A HANDSOME SIGN,

H. D. Hine is turning out an elegant sign for Charles l. Leach, the hustling Church street grocer. It is on raised tention of every passer-by. The low prices are another magnet which draw many people to this store.
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if W w WOTmWOOQ" ana on october 30 the taking comedy, "Dennis O'Dowd, ter company have p people, an orches. tra and brass band.
 AN UNDESIRABLE BEVERAGE FOR
 CHILDREN.
 The young child of MT and Mrs Will. liam Cogswell was taken seriously, ill the other day, as the result of drinkinp a quantity of kerosene. Dr Barker dOtes. The child is recovering.
 A. A. Hoyt has entered the employ of the F. B. Rowe Co.
 Mrs A: w. Penny and Miss Irene Payne of New Haven have recently visited MT and Mrs Harry Nichols ot New Haven.
 Mrs M. W. Hill has returned from a visit in the Park City.
 x: E. Rowe was in New Haven and Bridgeport on Wednesday and Thurs day:
 Work on the new block of S, H. Smith is being rushed right along. The roof is now on. F. E. Rowe & CO. are the contractors.
 Mrs c: A: Trowbridge passed Sunday at M. w. Hills.
 Charles Lewis has been suffering from an abscesS under his tongue. pr Barker performed an operation. this week, and greatly relieved the suffer CT.
 The large and handsome boat house of MT Breinig at Lake Waramaue is being closed in for the winter by car penters from F. B. Rowe & Co,
 New roofs are being placed on the residence of Joseph LaHait on West street. C.'M. Beach s men are doing the work.
 Henry Adams and J. A. Northrop are among those who are planning to visit the Masonic home on the 25th.
 J. A.. NorthIop & Sons have been awarded the contract for heating the Mygatt-Plumb block.
 D. w. Pepper, who is an expert shot with rifle, bagged a woodchuck, the other day, weighing p pounds.
 Harold Marsh went to Easthamptop, Mass, on Monday, to enter Williston seminary at Easthampton.
 MT and Mrs John l.. Lent of Hart- ford have moved to New Milford, ta- king rooms in Schoverling's block. MT Lent has entered the employ of J. A, Northrop & Sons.
 Mrs W. H. Chapman of New York is
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ed another year at the D. M. Hunt
 school at Falls Village.
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WAR VETERANS GATHER IN NEW HA
DR TAYLOR's RETURN REo11ESTEn

Dh iA1LOh RETURN REQUESTED.
 Although the conference year in the Methodist church has hardly begun, at the quarterly conference of the local church, last week, a vote was passed asking for the return of Dr Taylor for another year.
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OPERA HOUSE ATTRACTIONS.

Chapin & Boyd, managers of the To- cal Opera House, have booked Lucier's Mihstrels for September 25. They were here year ago and gave capital show. On October l the Metropolitan Burlesque Go. have booked, on October i4 "WormWood' and on October 30. Esq.,, of the Fourth Ward" This lat ter company have p people, an orches- tra and brass band.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Operator Gabro is now working nights at the New Milford station, succeeding Operator Harry Cali. who has returned to his home at Falls Vil- lage.
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THE NEW CHAPEL AT BOARDMAN.


 The frame is up and covered in for the new chapel at Boardman. This chapel is built largely as the result of the leadership of Oliver w. Hoyt, who has been ably backed up by the Board man people. The Boardman folks have heretofore depended on the school building, but in a short time they will have place of their own for religious and social gatherings. MT Hoyt is to be congratulated on his per- s1SteDce and enthusiasm, two necessa- ry features to make any movement a success.
 WAR VETERANS GATHER IN NEW HA- The veterans of the 2d Connecticut Heavy Artillery had their annual session ssS % In New Haven on Tuesday ,and had glorious time. s. R. Hill was the president of the 0rganiza tion, last year. Other veterans who attened were Ex-Selectman David SOule, Lewis Moshier, Nathan H. Root, Charles A Way and John Williams. All honor to the noble band of veterans Every reunion finds their number lessening. ana they are deserving of our highest esteem and regard.
 DIR TAYLOR's RETURN REQUESTED,
 Although the conference year in the Methodist church has hardly begun. at the quarterly conference of the local church, last week, vote was passed asking for the return of Dr Taylor for another year.
 A HANDSOME SIGN.
 H. D. Hine is turning out an elegant sign for Charles l. Leach, the hustling Church street grocer. It is on raised letters in gold, and will attract the at tentlon Of every passer-by. The low prices are another magnet which draw many people to this store.
 RAILROAD NOTES.
 Operator Gabro is now working nights at the New Milford station. succeeding Opera tor Harry Call, who has returned to his home at Falls Vil- lage.
 A LOCAL FIRM BUY SOME HANDSOME
 STEERS.
 w. J. Hunt,a well-known Bethlehem farmer, was in town, Monday, bring ing to the firm of Ackley, Hatch & Harsh II fat and handsome steers for this firms large market trade. The trust may raise prices but .Ackley, Hatch & Marsh seem to know where to look after fine fat steers that will make juicy and tender steaks for their | Charles B. Hunt and Louis | Wildman of Bethlehem accompanied | MT Hunt.
 INJURED WHILE HANGING TOBACCO, A man employed by John Warner on he Buckingham farm. Second Hill, vas injured in peculiar manner.
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the happy parents of a son, born on August IT.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-15

relief. Her letter is a convincing one. hut
if she could have made it more CONVINCING
she would have done so. She has shown
every young girl the way to health and if
they do not accept it they refuse health
itself.
The regularity of the menstruation ia
the most important matter for a young
woman to consider. Mothers should see
to it that their daughters pass to woman
hood in health. Wine of Cardui is the
medicine to correct disordered menses. Il
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81 90 bottle of Wine of Cardui and pack.
age of Thedford's Black-Draught and take
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Miss Drake and hundreds of thousands Of
other young women have been cured. We
have never known of case that has not
been greatly benefited by this treatment
and few that have failed of permanent
cure. If you are suffering and need advice
write to The Ladies Advisory Department,
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatta.
nooga, Tenn, and letter of advice will
cost you nothing. Go to your druggist
and get bottle of Wine of Cardui today.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-15
KNIGHTS AND MOBILES.
Continued From Tenth Page.

Sylvanus L. George, James A. En-
glerth, William G. Morrell, William j.
Kelly, William D. McCaig, w. A. Bur
ney, Edwin MUS. n. ]. Alderman and
Howard Harris of Savannah, Messrs.
Edward F. Riser, Edwin F. Aiken of
Macon. Thomas Q. Bass of Americas,
Thomas J. Cooper of Chalpa, Ali A.
Bond of jackson, David @. Wallace,
Abram Ellis and Albert H. Davidson
of Augusta, George q. Wallace, Henry
H. Hunter and H. NJ. Howard of Co
lumbus, John c. McCaskill, Fort Val
ley: Frank NJ. Minis, Philema; P. n.
Willis. Cordele; George W. Guess, Am
brose; Joseph z. Smith and George
E. Pritchett of Dublin, John Conn and
Lewis H. Andrews of Milledgeville,
Richard p. Brooks and ]. w. Ensign of
Forsyth and Samuel c. Dunlap. Jr., of
Gainesville.
1t was a right lively session and
those that went into the room "fresh
meat" will remember for a long time
the process of Transforming that COM
modify to a noble in good standing.
During the session. which lasted until
the early hours this morning, buffet
lunch was served in the supper room
under the direction of DR.. II. H. Mar
tin and Mr. S. +. Theus.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-15

TN the times of our grandmothers a
I'LL girl who was strong and healthy and
IL had good appetite was considered
coarse and unattractive. She did not take
exercise in the open air as her grand
daughters do, but tortured herself in tight
corsets and tight shoes and spent her time
in the house with her music or crocheting.
But the times have changed and the strong,
healthy, rosy-cheeked girl is the twentieth
century beauty. Her beauty is in health
which gives her a clear complexion,
buoyant manner and a happy and lovable
disposition. Although girls are more ac-
tive and robust than they we're century
ago, vet there are hundreds of thousands Of
them today suffering female weakness be-
cause of carelessness or ignorance of the
ordinary laws of health. They stay up late
at night and lose hours of needed rest.
Going to parties and returning home in the
chilly night air, insuficiently clothed, is
the cause of many cases of female ills
which finally result in other serious troubles.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-15
BLUES PRIZE DRILL.
Result of the Contest Held at the
Tybee Picnic.

Result of the Contest Held at the
Tybee Picnic.
The picnic and prize drill of the Re-
publican Blues were held yesterday at
Tybee, and a host of the friends of the
company went to the island Morning
and afternoon trains were crowded.
and the many passengers enjoyed their
stay greatly. Various pastimes were
offered. There was a ball game for
those who cared to play, and surf bath
ing offered an attraction. Music in the
pavilion conducted by Mr. William Bo-
han was excellent for dancing, and
many couples glided over the floor.
The principal feature of the day wgs
the prize drill The company had
the men showed up we'll. The drill was
held in the early evening, when the
crowd was largest, and all enjoyed
watching it.
Capt. j. NJ. Dreyer and Lieut. George
j. Barthelmess gave the commands,
and Capt. David c. Barrow of the
Oglethorpe Light Infantry and Lieut.
j. c. Tyson of the Savannah Cadets
acted as judges of the contest. The
first prize, the company medal, was
won by Sergt. James E. Rooney; the
second prize, match box, was won by
Private J. S. Martin, and the third
prize, a shaving brush was won by
Sergt. K. p. Grayson. The prizes were
presented by Col. G. A. Gordon.
Several of the officers from Fort
Screven were present as guests Of the
company. The pleasure seekers re-
manned until 1880 o'clock, when they
returned to the city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-15
SIR KNIGHTS ON PARADE.
Eight Communicates I'm the Line OF
March.

Eight Communicates I'm the Line of
March.
The parade started from the De Soto
at 1890 O'Clock. 1t was headed by
Grand Marshal w. S. Rockwell and his
aides. Sir knights Thomas Ballantyne,
past grand commander, and w. P. Cor
bett and c. F. Law. Then came the
First Regiment Band. Palestine Com
mandery. No. Z. and Georgia Com
mandery, No. l, of Augusta, and, in
turn St. Azdemar Commandery, No. 3,
of Columbus, forming the first division.
The second division was headed by
the Atlanta Fire Departments Drum,
Fife and Bugle Corps, twenty-one
strong, Atlanta Commandery, No. 3,
Couer de Leon Commandery, No. 4,
also of Atlanta; st. Omer COmmandery,
No. >, of Macon; DeMolay Command
cry, No 5, of Americas, and the Grand
Commandery, headed by Grand Com
mander Earnest A. Cults.
Three carriages brought up the rear
of the procession In the first of these
was Past Eminent Commander j. c.
Greenfield of Atlanta, acting grand
standard-bearer; in the second. Past
Commander j. r. Saussy. Grand Prel-
ate Rev. Dr. j. Y. Fair, and Sir
knights w. c. Ofutt and II. p Smart,
while in the third were Past Eminent
Commander T. B. Marshall. Sir Knight
j. H. Estill and Past Commander l..
w. Ensign of Forsyth.
The parade was to have begun at 10
o'clock. but it was half an hour after
that time before it started. The line
was formed on Bull street, in front OF
the De Soto, the head resting at Har-
ris street and the rear to the north
of Liberty. The line of march was
east on Harris to Drayton, northward
TO St. Julian, west to Bull, around
johnson Square, into Bryan, and
around the west and south sides of
the square into Bull, which was fol-
lowed southwark to Liberty. At Chip
pewa Square the line was halted twice,
so as to allow each division to be pho
raphed
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-15

The third and last session of the
Grand Commandery will be held this
morning, beginning at 10 o'clock. The
chief matters to be brought before it
are the granting of a charter to Plant
agenet Commandery of MilledgeVille,
which will be No. II, and one to
Cyrene Commandery. of Cordele, of
which the number will be 10; and the
election of officers for the ensuing
year.
The Next Grand Commander.
AS has been stated in the Morning
News, it is now an unwritten law that
"a grand commander shall not succeed
himself, hence Mr.. Cults will retire
from that position. Though not nee
essarily so it is customary under these
circumstances to advance the deputy
grand master to the head of the grand
commandery, and the remaining
officers each one step. The last office
will be filled from the floor.
If this plan is followed to-day and
there is little doubt but that it will.
the next Grand commander will be Sir
Knight Frank o. Miller, of Fort VAL
ley.
The session will adjourn in time for
dinner. The afternoon will be spent at
Tybee.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-15
AT PRESENT SWORDS.
Sir knights saIuted the Grand COM
mundery.


mundery.
At Liberty the Sir knights, extend
ing from Whitaker to Bull streets,
were drawn up a present swords while
the Grand CCmmandery marched past
and entered the Masonic Temple where
it was followed, in turn by the various
communicates.
Here the visitors were greeted with
an address of welcome Jbelivered by
Sir Knight Rev. DR.. ]. d. Jordan, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church. He
said:
Sir Knights: Chivarlry and knight
hood had their rise in feudalism and
are the noblest products of that insti-
tuition With the fall of the Roman
empire there was a moral and social
decline that leads the most skeptical
to believe in the total depravity of
human nature.
"Falsehood, treachery, and ingrati-
tude were most common vices Broken
faith was a crime hardly esteemed an
error; basest treachery was considered
an artful device, and wounds were eX-
changed for kisses and bruises for ca
raises.
out of this chaotic state of preg-
nant evil a star of hope and rainbow
of promise appeared, and to them was
given the name of Knighthood. The
spirit of kniGhthood is the spirit of
honor. liberty. and religion. A true
knight must of necessity be an honor
keeping, libertyloving. and God-wor-
Shipping man. Such faith requires of
him to love and serve the Architect of
the Universe, to honor and cherish in
nocent womanhood, and to protect and
defend helpless orphans. 1t is such as
these that l have been appointed TO
welcome TO our asylum our city, and
our homes. and you are mere welcome
than feudal knight or landed lords.
As Knightly Gentlemen.
"Knighthood of the warrior type re-
ceiyed its death knell in a practical ap-
plication of chemistry-the invention
and use of gunpowder. Lances and
armor could not cope with guns; per-
sonal strength could not avail against
bullets, and cavalry found its supe-
rior in infantry. Hence the idea of a
knight was changed from warrior bold
to gentleman true. In welcoming you
we welcome gentlemen. knightly
gentleman is one of honor, gallantry
and politeness.
Our noble order is founded in honor
of that holy and lowly one of Gallilee
who embodied not only all the fullness
of the godhead bodily, but all the full
ness of manhood morally. In His name
and under His sign of His Cross we can
but be the apostles of peace and good
will. AS He went about doing good, so
our mission should be to do likewise
The City's Gates Open.
While you are in our midst we want
you to enjoy yourselves. We open our
doors and our hearts to the men who
are pledged to the protection of inno-
cent maidens, helpless orphans, and
the Christian religion.
Savannah is an old city. with pro-
verbal hospitality. Hospitalities are
sometimes dispensed here that even
knighthood cannot stand. Artillery
punch belongs to the infantry, not 10
the cavalry, and knights are cavalry
men and should never suffer them
selves to be endorsed.
Our city. the>most beautiful of all
cities save your own-and this by
KNIGHT courtesy-opens wide her gates
and doors and bids you a cordial and
chivalrous welcome. While with us
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-15
AT THE SEASHORE.
The Visiting knights VIII BE En-
tertained This Afternoon.

This afternoon, at O'Clock city
time. the street cars. which have been
provided for the visiting Sir knights
and their lady friends. will leave Lib
erty and Bull streets for the Tybee
depot Thence a train will leave for
the Island at $3.50 o'clock. The guests,
which will include, not only the Sir
knights, local and visitors and their
friends, but the Shriners and the MEM
bers of the Ladies' Committee. will
stop at the Pavilion where a short time
will be spent, and where there will
be concert and dance music, and re-
freshments.
Returning the train will leave the
Island at 7:20 o'clock. also ,ity time,
go as to reach the city in time
for the visitors that are to leave
on the Centrars north bound train,
which leaves at 10 oclocS. Sir Knight
A. c. Harmon, who is in charge Of
this part Of the entertainment oc the
conclave has his plans So arranged
that there can be no hitch. Tickets to
and from Tybee will be distributed
among the guests after they have
boarded the train.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-15

Miss Nellie Drake, No. 81 Madison st.,
Memphis, Tenn, took cold in this way
with serious results. But she was promptly
relieved by taking Wine of Cardui at the
advice of friend. That friend was truly
a friend indeed. Miss Drake feels deeply
grateful to Wine of Cardui for her deliv-
erance from suffering. She says:
Experience Is severe teacher sometimes,
as have learned. Two years ago ! attended
an evening receptions ball and leaving it
became suddenly chilled and the eonse-
ouences which followed were very serious.
Headaches and pains in my sides and shoul-
der blades were very common occurrence.
lost my appetite and soon ceased to enjoy
life. A good neighbor advised me to try
Wine of Cardui and / sent for some. 1t is
certainly a wonderful remedy. In few
weeks was we'll and have not had pain
since. You deserve success and ! certainly
hope you will have it."
Miss Drake has learned what thousands
of other young ladies have learned, that
actual experience is severe teacher and
she wishes other girls to profit by her ex-
ample. She knows what it is to suffer and
she also knows that Wine of Cardui brings
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-15
CURES WEAK MEN FREE.
Insures Love and Happy Home for
All.

How any man may quickly cure himself after
years Of suffering from sexual weakness lost
vitality. night losses. varicocele. etc, and en-
large small weak organs to full size and vigor,
Simply send your name and address TO DIR.
Knapp Medicine Co. 2470 Hull Bldg, Detroit.
Mich. and they will gla lily send the free re-
ceipt with full directions so that any man may
easily cure himself at home. his is certainly
q most generous offer, and the following ex-
tracts taken from their daily mail, show what
men think OF their generosity:
Dear Sirs-Please accept my sincere thanks
for yours Of recent date. l have given your
treatment a thorough test andihe benefit has
been extraordinary 1t has CONF letely braced
me up am just as vigorous as when boy,
and you cannot realize how happy 1 am"
Dear Sirs-Nour method worked beautifully.
Results were exactly what nee led Strength
and vigor have completely returned and en-
largement is entirely satisfactory.
Dear Sirs-N ours was received and had no
trouble In II aSing use OF the receiI as directed.
and can truihfully say II is b Don 10 weak
men. am greatly improved in size, strength
and vigor."
All correspondence is strictly confidential.
mailed In plain. sealed envelope. The receipt
is free for the asking and they want every man
70 have IL.