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New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Waterst No 2a9 to sos 80 sxEi-Ix trreS;
James : Harris Caroline NJ Mcclure: mort
Sth ave W : extends from 1929 to i53d II,
1qn 1OX 100. Holland Trust Company 10 Isaac
RerinSteiD and another ...-.-+-...-
sth ave corner l5lst-st. 1871 l2xlS6.6 10 Ma
comb Dam Road and irreE; Holland Trust Com
pany to Richard l. Edwards ..-.--.
raS 81 = II II " of Park ave. 5oxltnA: United
states Realty and Construction company 10
Teuturv Realty Company: mnrtEage- $50. .tsN- i
tcaS st Ms 80 and la6 West 54xfto g; the e
Oeien Lumber mpang TO Charles Andrews.
mortgage. S3j.otr II
| nion square East. No . @5-Sx125, William
Leaf ct al to the Kent Realty Company; mort
! ntr- -nnafe East = : IS II Of - 3x
III: Edward 9 Kent 70 the Kent Realty coff- :,
pany. mortgage. sSs.ouo II
5sth-st e .aoe Il Of Sth-ave. i0i. i.GNi00.5.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
RICE EAAfRIr
MUCH WORK AT NEW GROUNDS.

Much work is being done the American
League baseball grounds. Hundreds of men were
a' Work yesterday drilling and blasting the rocks.
a eood portion of the grounds has already been
lerelled off The waste has been used for filling
especially at the bend the Eeventh-avc side
or the grounds. A fence twelve feet high has been
put on three sides OF the grounds and the outside
foundation TO the grandstand has been built. The
qianond has been smoothed off and the heavy
Dnasuns that is going on each day gives promise
nounced -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
WORK ON THE RELIANCE.

Bristol. r. l.. April 6.-Twenty sailors who came
here week to-day resumed the work of
furnishing the underbody of the new Cup yacht,
assisted by the other members Of the crew. who
arrived yesterday. The spreaders for the main
mast Of the soop which completed, are
much after the plans of those the Defender in
1885. with the exception that the Of
greater length. They OF oak. tapering down
to fine point at the ends. and twenty
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
SHEPARD TO BE At HAFTEN OiN"|' -

lnYtariors were sent out yesterday - ,,,,,,al
Eresifeat E-anea % J1Ie Bronx lo' I,o-,ocrats.
r vs tae pace -...' at orrisana Hall Tnipa- dg
axe and Ore-flln d-od-ard seTeiite'i "A, sneak
oay night next. Edward " Shet,iu - ctancl-
q The Future os Democracy. Joi''i =, ,..neral
1eld q ''Ibomzs Jefferson a. a.lo : york Senator
ss.area Justice Morgan J. . BIZ The dinner
vi ho o-e of he Largest OF the year jHrs nave
&c-Thy ard many Tammany district
[-e-ftsed = attend.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
CHESS.
Experts Play Draw-0pening Rice Gambit
Followed by Napier Variation.

lasker the champion; Professor Rice Edward
Hes ano Otto Roething the one side and
Do"n +. Barry. Julius Finn. Major Hanham. c.
oeher and l. Sternberg on the other side. en-
easeo IN a consultation game at the Manhattan
Niuo on sunday. The opening was the Rice
NihpN After twenty-five moves the game re-
eu an draw. The Napier variation was
6uopted o.! the black allies The game follows.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
HELD FOR FILLING wHIskEY 30

John Palmer. head bartender at NC ,os+eraay.
Ier.al IN B.oadgeaz, Has held for tfisi I.rlov in
after an examination before Mas.str4te ~ re-
Ire Jefferson Market court. on the ma e scotch
N4hg bottles of e well known pfh"' - seIling
ne Tfissey under the false lt1ei' a. she bot
hsssss testified 20 watching Palmer VI hottles
-es verE being reilied Palmer ,sa sala brand and
We reflled Hith Hhiskey of ths iateS 80 the on
af oEE Admission Iel!ne. was Leia i-i '''
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
HosENTHeL e. coHN RENEW BAIL

A : Roseuthal and Martin l. Conn., 'He
rrincpal defendants in the silk cases 80
reaewed their tail Il $500 each, given al 'I-s
The first Indictments were returned asiiN7 Lee
Tie same bondsTaen again quallhed' Leu rr..5os.
ssnE - [,e - If property at Fifty-Eninth-sa,
and ,Iadieo,l-ave. worth 10000: Nos. ~ Tne =
Crosby-st worth $500 and half M at So
oz 81 and 353 East Sizty-first-si ete ov-o- OF
X s ~ eoo,7t i,-st valued AT Se2'Y'-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
THE RACETRACE.
ro1,my Foster Beats Merrymaker by Neck
Three Favorites Win.

washington. April "a fine card. a track bit
-, .a sport but fast and perfect weather afforded
~ceIle-t sport at the Benninss races to-day Three
s.ro-5tes one second choice and TWO outsiders
- Redfern and Burns each rode two winners
r,s one place horse. The third was the prettiest
sse Of the DAY. Tommy Foster. with Burns up.
and NeT' III r,, ~ so1a u-t1L: ft: running near
Eng on Tommy Foster in the last few jumps by a
rex The summaries
rs-s: race ,ave snd hal1 fariOnsslDr ssylor. lo4
oa ora ,sennsTis ana f4iie Ro IL s l. @ third
secon9 race gnsi5ens a2d winners y enc racs: one
sr- Mollie Feyton. III Ssloanl. to J. sec
s coiieesn Jerry. Hist and pearl Diver also ran
Third race 'seIns seven fnrl2ngsl-Toa,Iny Foster
. % and = ; second; Neiste-sinser tFIender-
s .Ss 70 ,lt5 sa al-o 15ng gs, Loeket' Lady Rad
oah e as - s !; f'pr iG and rc,e,t hsif or
-Pt- Tine G:57 The brown Na-b ~, i ,sors MS
Tfih 'hsndicsp: six farlonss)-Aprl shower III
sn5 lo second: Himself. 1cs codom ; to 5 third
yA race cor naidens and 7vpners Of one race; one
ME and i'T s .,ds 5 hends 81 1Red5ern 3
q "2; -ei - "a ta1iaI, - % ana to
aso ls3 an. ~ '''- ''''>'S-' '''''"
ENTRIES FOR TO MORROW
rs, rsoe ceiling; ,63 5hTee essro3s and upward
r q. ,lP,ai aa Lord advocate %: whtten s..
e. Trpe Fue. % Aiado 1eS: Rough Rider los
second Tscf ttaToI1S; four furlongs-Petunia
ii6 0-za l12. Reverberste. Io7.
Third sTneidens. hurdle race: one and one hslg
--reS. six hurdlesf-Dick Havse 15S: Willard J.
Isa Battle 149; Gibson Light. 80: Haversack
l-orce-rua
Fourth Gh7ee.-earolds urvard: f1rIones)
--llyrfa SuTrTess 11s tSloiosa.
ps Sir tristoler- i17 Directuu III: Blue and Orange
i0i Mrs Frank Foster. 103
rfth s6Ilies and five furfcnEs)-P-ide Of
cFlorc 70 sthlara Thar. ~: Ceneseo 106: Merit
-ls-f 1os- Stella W 100: LORNA. 50. Rele
l~e-lor-e J. 90 Ge!sha tsrl. 9a Bohemia Belle pa
ssne. 97. Midnight Chimes 101- Elizabeth Moan, 1e7:
F,-6e-is. 109-
rae ceiling inward
--G fa~Na fch TA,r<
T1s-et 104 knight of the Garter. H T. Coleman
ilH. NcNiIsms IlS: C5oldshy. 113. Sir Florian. ia
rsnaza. 1oI Marie Y. 1o5 Nosketo 1o2 Benckart,
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
SHOOTS WIFE, IT is DECLARtD.
INV rx,rcp,PH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Paterson April 6.-Louise AlIoslai'a'
- ..rs old lies at the General Hospital In an
..o,,, critical condition from the eifects OF
t,,IIef wounds When her husband antoine edine i
tor,. this afternoon unexpectedly ne louho ms
ife II is declared with FRANCISCO DaS'ar i'''
-. . fov hot words il is declared ne opened
<Albe -si- bullets entered the woman pa iIil
anotber entered the neck and came ie I' with tn
-, ,,,a after desperate stTCSeie .
u, vbo had been attracted pE iiie sh4s ISaiiE All
min cscaned in the oiYectoh "a t-e
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
REAL EST1TE.
Fec Interesting Transactions Re
ported Yesterday.

The realty market yesterday was dull. One Of the
principal transactions the sale OF No AZ west
Eighty-eighth-st. a four story. high stoop dwell
ing house. lot 2lx100 feet, for David hlauoer'
through the McViCklr Realty Trust Company, 10
Mrs Milsen. The same company also leased to r.
H. Cooper. No. 42 Riverside Drive, a new hve
story American basement dwelling house. with d
frontage of 81 feet. The lease is for long term
nf
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
o.Neurs TRIAL BEGINS THURSDAY

- eorce in 1901 for telling Devery that ne "onia
p',t. p'li-e =. a "shake-down," will have another
iol beginning before pepntS This rebesr7
on 10 "Nes case been made nGs59 oy ,ng
passage o1 a IT, "a the force may be predicted
al much certainty as ms refo,sf. ,-fI % De'iS
win as iH ~ n-edici ed nj his former 'rlai-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
TWENTY-sECoND REGIMENT GAMES

Twenty second Regiment athletes OF the Military
League have made UP a strong list of contests for
it's games in the armory April 20. Among the
athletes who will take part in the games are T. j.
Walsh. the honer of American and Canadian nom
ors J. H Wright. the middle distance cham-
pion; John BRAY former collegiate champion at a
mile; Billy Edwards. Franz Rickert and Ches-
Peabody.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
TURNER IN SECOND PLACE AGAIN.

Paris April e.-W. X. Nanderbilt's Lynx with
Nash Turner up. took second place to-day the
rsos tor the Prix Letang- -Laville at the Saint
Cloud meeting
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
u OF MAINE, II: WESLEYAN, 8.

tBT TELEGRAPH To TRIBUSE1
Mlddletown. Conn. April 6.-Wesleyan was de-
Ieated this afternoon. Il TO g. by the University of
maine Both teams played loosely. owing the
cnlIiy weather. Wesleyan tried Cobb a freshman
prtIcner but he was succeeded in the fourth by
chapman The score:
r-,. p. II. z.
wesleyan -..----------o o o o o IS 10
Batteries-Mitchen Violette; Cobb Chapman and
Ianln N
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
DOrSON IN REALTY DEALS.

Martin +. Dotson has sold for Phyllis Rapp No
f22 West One-hundred and thirty yfourth-st., five
stor, tenement house. on plot 30x1G0 feet to Carl
Or,ling He has also sold for Carl Ording No. 361
Mad!son-st. five story tenement house. 231Gx95
feet and No H. Eighth-aVe.. five story lease
hold He resold No 361 Madson-st to Levy &
Silvern1an who resod their contract The buyer
nf lie E,ic hth-aNe rronertY Is NOgel Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

base to the topmast runners will greatly aid in
holding the topmast from buckllng when the club
topsaiis are being carried.
work Is now far advanced that probably the
whole week can be spent fittings. that after
the launching next Saturday there viii remain
hardly anything be done with the exception or
rigging and bending the sails.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
CORNELL, z; ARTILLERY SCHOOL, d

my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE-1
Fortress Monroe, Va. April 6.-The Cornell base
ball team won its second victory the Southern
trip by defeating picked team from the Artillery
school here, by the score of to 4. Neither side
scored until the fifth inning when Cornell secured
four runs. Brewster. Bigler. Costello and Drake
doing some clever stick work. The
r. Z.
Cornell X 10 I
Artillery ..-.--..-..-.-0 o o o IA 10 4
Batteries. Umstad. Furman WEIGH: De Hart. Cce
Dayfs
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
euo- FLEEING INERRIATEs.

cedar Rapids Iowa april saI.nIy A.rIT, vbc III,
Of the independents Inera'e ra na Asy,n thu ,ena wn
walking WIN ,,l -, rJ,b ehotguns. Henry Miner.
MS TeS e and Frank G5oTs Il d bevod ews tih
have arrived herS s,,o. All except five are said to
p,ss sscAf el
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
PETER DELAcY MORTGAGES PROPERTY

Pete Deiscy yesterday mortgaged a parcel on
the north side OF Fortysecond-st 1s2 10 feet east
Of Broadway. for S4Aopo al per cent for one year
Z the EnigranL Industrial Savings Bank.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
COURT NOTES.

Deficiency judgments for S575oo were entered yes
terdav against Emma A. Totten as eXecutrlx OF
John Totten. growing out OF the foreclosure saIe
of nropertv in West Sixteenth and Seventeenth sts-
G ,nuaI Sollfrey dealer in slippers and shoes at
NJ 81 Feadc-st. who assigned on March IL. has
ce|t1ed with creditors. and his property was reas-
signed to him yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

P II Cooney. Boston. furnishing goods: Murray HILL
c G. Machemer Buffalo, drygoods: Sinclair ffpuse
7 Joseph Chicago. tailor: Herald Square
Island C'tv Clothing Company Galveston. rex NJ j.
Sass. clothing: Imperial.
Mercer Company. Wilmington N - d. D.
Mercer, drygoods. Marlborough
Carlton Irvsoods Company. st. Louis; l. u fatclie'
sIks Worth st.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Ry Peter F Meyer Co: pa " sd St PSI s II
Of sthave 1s.9x1oo.5; st dwg h; partition sale;
Anna NJ Andrews ast Andrews. trustee, al: Phil
hin Feekrnan & Menkeu. attys: Charles Putzsl. reI;
taxes etc 81 229 70; to Jacob Mattern for 2900.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

hundred nd -sxth-st. four story brick tene
ment house 25x54 feet; Charles Stlner, owner;
Gustav SchWa-z architect; $50.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
ppoeRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

--,.7-At Behring'S. Memphis and Oakland
fAx sFOw.-At DuTlsn6's Academy.
ho-TSa-Flsrvsrd class preliminary races
r., Tearnsrnent at Strollers.
FI-r1C -PrelnInaries national cha7apicasbirs eo;,
TbNNa-eS 5uelsns swords. Fencers' Cuh r. - 'lS'
rrRAII.-cornel at Georgetown: Trinity AZ ga-
49,. Maine. 3 Holy A"-
u-gEs1IdNG. Anderson rs Faust at Prospect Hall,
Ercaklya
-,7~-TING.-Meaaov Brook Hounds Jericho Toll Ca,.
u
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
DREAMED HE'D DIE ON NOVEMBER IS

pad Rank April G-Samuel Golden thirty-two
,.e.re old died AT his homo in Middetown to-day
Ira was eccentric. He was haunted by dreams
that he would die on November l."
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
FoRTY-sECoND-sT. LEASE.

John y Stearns has leased to the Gibbs Engineer
ing Manufact cturng COMPANY for term or year
The hIIil(lins, No 2l5 to 2i9 East Forty-sec0ndst
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
ANDERSON AND FAUST TO wREsTLE.

Al International wrestling match between Andres
anderson and August Faust vii! be held this
ing al Prospect Hall, Prospective, near Fifth
ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
THE sHAMRocKs AT WEYMOUTH.

Weymouth. England. April 6.-The Shamrock III
arrived here to-day. having been preceded during
the night bv the Shamrock l.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
FOR SALE.

r.
typical England farm" OF 125 acres located on
main read Bridgeport and Shelton. Conn
Suitable for city gentleman. and well
adapted producing milk. For particulars address X
u. 13. Station 51l2. Stratfcr1, Conn.
NOR SALE-Fine Colonial mansion with stable. large
lot part could be utilized for valuable building los
II desrcd) within minutes walk of Smith COL
postoice railroad station and line of street
railway for Mount Hovoke colleges and
other lines: will he sold at much less than
former price close the estate Inquire or
OLIVER WALKER & SON. Real Estate Agents. North
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

,,-sru. 7, ard 4th-s,. II corner. fer siS story
htaie - ,Sonse asx(1. L Goodman owner l. - 90
Tadr architect. "'''O
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

i HIGHLANDS OF NAVESINE. y. Eighty minutes
Il by Hook boats train. modern house IL
rooms; convenience; running water: 150 feet
eleya drives: going
GEO r. READ. Go Cedar
Street, PANNACI. Seabright. y. ].
ORGANISATIONS PlanfeId. 23 miles house New
ID Brunswick photo and particulars
ATWATER. III Broadway.
JDLAINFIEID. Y. J.-For sale. I1s miles from Plain
l. field; place house 10 rooms:
fine shade good Address NJ V. PIainied.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
,JUDGME ENTS.

The following judgments for sums over 500 were
flied yesterday, the first name oelns tha' u 'ie
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
City Property for Sale.

o,T NICHOLAS AVE. $50 and 9jf corner 15Sth-s'-
ctIst drive OF Park. 100 feet wide; elegant
Irdana houses; swell 'front.' hne view hsrf,
closets. etc n not sold VIII
So;p Three lots. I72d-st. Amsterdam
Three lots fT:sIs 11th- z b TREAT. owner
on premises or West 23d 81
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

White Plains
h a : 4s trains
daily each way.
express trains
making the run
in 81 minutes
The n . " i'm
provements about
to be made by
the New York
central and It's
connection with
the subway (ss
illustrated BY the
a { e o mp4nyinx
cutb will make
White Plains sc-
csssibie in from
- 20 ~ minutes
from every bust
n . : g centre Of
New YCrk City.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
Country Property for Sale.

midway between the Hudson River ar
ninety acres of beautiful lawns. with !
View Avenue ard the New York Post
magnificent view of the surrounding G
% built on less than one plot. and ell !
$50 feet deep
'helle, and New York passes the New Y
-hite Plains markets. a. fire a. New Y
established. One does not wait for in
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
ARRIVALS AT YOUNG's HOTEL.

Ives F. Kirsch, F. H. Warner. F. J.
Warner, Harold Fiske, Bridgeport.
Arthur Beiean, New Britain.
G. F. Baker, Hawleyville.
J. Callahan, f. Duffy, James Colon,
Philip Leibert, NJ Mendelsohn, Will.
liam Tunen, Peter D. Starr, w. F.
Burnd, j. L. Pinkham, J. A. McCor-
mick, R. L. Finley, New York.
A. l.. Brown, w. Fl. Gardener, A. S.
JudsOn, Hartford.
H. S. Allen, James McNiff, Arthur
Boughton, W. Allen, A. B. Leonard,
Danbury.
W. P. English, Bethel.
William Pensinger, Hanover, Pa.
): II; Barrow, W. yaqua, Da yid
Hetchal, G. e. Bradshaw, N. W.
Brockton, Oliver A bee, John Downey,
J. r. North, D. Keane, New Haven.
r. W. Crempien, Newark, N. J.
T. IL. Bray, New Preston.
-. H. Hagerty, R. Abbott, Troy, N.
F. J. Wilson, R. W. Lowell, Water
bury.
p1 e; Eluge i A; N. Dicklow,E Taf'eur,
J. A. Mccormack, W. Fletcher, H.
H. Pomeroy, A. G.Barnes, S. H. Smith,
New Milford.
John B. Combs, Worcester, Mass.
W. Pinkham, Boston, Mass.
Allison P. Smith, Newtown.
J. f. Cooper, Yonkers, N. Y.
James POLAND, Philadelphia, Pa.
John Harris, Stamford.
P. F. Cummings, Torrington.
P. W: Barnett, George Slocum, New
Rochelle, N. Y.
S. W. Carker, Albany, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
THE FIREMEN'S BALL.

The 10th annual ball of the Water
Witch Hose CO. will be held at the
Town hall, Wednesday evening, Janu-
as music will be furnished by Wild
mans orchestra. The tickets will be
81. The committee Of arrangements
consists Of j. F. Adds, William J..
Clark, Henry Donnelly, Joseph La
Halt and T. f. May. The tiremen S
ball should be patronized by every
business man in town. The local fire
department lisa volunteer one, and its
good work at the recent fire, showed it
to be worthy of the best local support.
Let every property owner in the fire
district purchase a ticket whether or
no they attend. .
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
WARREN.

Lucius l.. whitney of New Haven
was in Bantam the Goth of December
calling on friends and has been in
Warren to see his parents; also his
grandmother and uncle. He goes back
December 81, to New Haven to COM
mence his work New Years day as
fireman for the New York, New Hav-
en- and Hartford railroad. He has
passed splendid examination and had
no trouble in getting his papers duly
was born in Warren 1877 and is a fine
young man of steady mind and good
habits willing to take hold of labor
where duty calls. We wish him much
success and a Happy New Year.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09

Following is the list Of names ap-
pearing on the school honor roll for the
month of December: Lillian Bucking
ham, Mildred Hallock, Grace Bucking-
ham, Royal Platt, Florence Bucking-
ham, Stephen Morehouse, Ruth Buck
ingham.
Scott Buckingham spent last week
among his friends and acquaintance
here.
Miss Brill of Paving, n. Y, is
spending month at ID. w. Gregory's.
Mrs Elmore Platt is slowly recover
ing from gastric fever.
Mrs Charles Buckingham sister is
spending the winter with her.
Mrs A. S. Buckingham is spending
the winter at a sana forum in Buffalo,
n. Y.
Mrs Abner Lewis has been enjoying
a weeks visit with her daughter in
Canaan.
Will Keegan has been called to New
Haven on account of the serious illness
of Mrs Keegan.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
IN BED FOUR WEEKS WITH LA
GRIPPE.

We have received the following letter
from Mr. Roy Kemp, of Angola, Ind.
81 was in bed four weeks with la grippe
and tried many remedies and spent
considerable for treatment with ply
sicians, But received no relief until I
tried Foley's Honey and Tar. Two
small bottles Of this medicine cured me
and now use it exclusively in my
family" Take no substitutes. Sold
by R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Belts
& Belts, Sandy Hook; A. B. Brakeman,
ROtSfOrd
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09

Harry Ives was laid up for several
days, last week, with an attack of
rheumatism and severe grip cold.
A. J. Thomas and family had quite a
serious time, last week, from poison
ing, resulting from eating canned
baked beans. DR. Wright attended
them.
In addition to his already large
stock Jeweler Hill has added line of
the famous Torrey razOrs. He has al
SO added an extra good line of pocket
cutlery.
Henry Adams is driving a very
speedy and handsome horse, bought of
Philo NOrthrop.
Mrs A. M. Booth and Mrs Hiram
johnson passed Saturday with Dan
bury friends.
Thomas Kimlin has nice double
set of driving harnesses, bought of the
hust ling local dealer, Frank Evitts.
E. A. Henderson has fast stopper,
having traded horses with "Dode'
LathrOp.
as janitor of the Mygatt-Plumb
| block.
Alonzo Kolb of Danbury has taken
position as clerk at Young's hotel.
Howard Kilborn, a popular local
young man, is taking the Command
cry degrees in Masonry in Bridgeport.
Frank and August Carlson have sold
their crops of tobacco to Vincent
Sterling.
John O'Connor, genial Chestnut
Land farmer, sold his tobacco, Satur-
day morning, to Vincent Sterling.
II. p. Squire has been laid up several
days with the grip. To a friend who
called on New Years day, Pliney re-
piled: "Well, [ think shall get out
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
ADvENTISTS PROSPER.

The Adventist church received two
persons into membership, Sunday, one
by letter and one on profession of
faith. The church has now member
ship of IS, with an attendance of IS
to 100 at the Sunday services.
Rev D. p. Perkins of Springfield,
VT, and Rev f. Z. Ellis of Danbury
have been assisting the Adventist
church in special meetings, thiS week.
Sophie, the scrub woman, assisted in
services on Thursday night.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
Ten Peges.
S.s.s-a.-,e-ss-sv.-,.z--s= -ssaastss.ss-s<.uxa,
L.ITCHFIELD COUNTY
NEW MILFORD.
AT HOME AGAIN.

AT HOME AGAIN.
Postmaster Jackson is now located
in his handsome new quarters in the
Green-Randall block, after having oc-
cupied the dismal basement at the
Town hall since the disastrous fire in
May. The store selected makes a
model office. The Office has been fitted
up in the most approved style by the
Corbin Cabinet Lock Co. Of New Brit
ain, the entire outfit having been put
in at an expense exceeding $1,000 to the
owners of the GreenRandall block,
who secure a 10-year lease. Through
the influence of Congressman Hill tho
allowance for fitting up the Office was
increased, which resulted in having
the office located in the central posi-
ton where it is. and with furnishings
of the NEST approved and modern
style. A private office is provided for
the postmaster and also separate Of
flee for the money order business,
where the person doing business can
have seclusion from the public if he
desires. After caring for the govern
ment business for six months under
difficulties in a stuffy and gloomy base
ment, the postmaster, his assistants
and the public will appreciate the
light, modern and up-to-date Office Mr.
Jackson has secured.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
RIVER DISTRICT NOTES.

Misses Katie and Eva Pulver have
returned from their visit of nearly two
weeks with relatives in Brooklyn.
Mrs r. G. Mallory visited at Metz
chiwan farm, one day last week.
Colds are quite prevalent in this
place.
Rev w. T. Gilbert and daughter,
Miss Nellie, have been recent callers
in this place.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
DEATH OF E. A. HELSTEN.

E. A. He]sten, one of the old resi-
dents of the place, died on Saturday
night at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Charles PomerOy. The funeral serv-
ices were held on Tuesday at p. m.
Mr. Helsten was 81 years old. His wife
died only few months ago. He leaves
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09

four children, a son, William, and
three daughters. Mrs Charles POmerOy
of this place, Mrs Charles Evans of
G reat Darlington, Mass, and Mrs c.
Beach of New York.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
GAYLORDSVILLE TOPICS,

Jay Thayer is so much improved as
to be able to sit up part of the day.
Hanson TibbettS has returned to the
home OF his daughter in New Haven.
John Paine, who has been having
serious time with a carbuncle on his
neck, is improving.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
OPERA HOUSE ATTRACTIONS.

"The Dutchman's Honeymoon" is
booked by Chaplin & Boyd to appear
at the local Opera house on February
10.
A PROSPEROUS CREAMERY AssOCIA
TON.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Aspetuck Valley Cream
cry Association held on January 3, at
their creamery building the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President, W. G. Hine.
First Director, E. 0. Sperry.
Second Director, W. 9. Hine.
Third Director, M. A. Strong.
Fourth Director, Sherman Green.
Fifth Director, F. NJ. Straight.
Treasurer A. S. Hill, Jr.
Secretary and Manager, V. B.
Hatch.
Report of the secretary for the pas t
year ending December l, 1903: