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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
MR. HUNGERFORD's OPENING.

The opening at the new crockery and
glass store of j. Edwin Hungerford,
Saturday, was notable success. A
large number of people visited the
store during the afternoon, attracted
by the handsome store and elegant
stock. In the display window was an
immense jardiniere, containing beau
tiful palm. The display Of Haviland
china and cut glass elected the admira-
t1on of the ladies, while his large stock
mired.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03

chased a valuable horse of Kiefer at
the Kent auction. Later it was taken
down with pneumonia, but thanks to
DR. Todd's skill, the horse is getting
we'll
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03

street confectioner, is Offering choice
lire of confectionS, oranges and fruits
If you want the best and freshest
fruit call at Provinces.
THE MONDAY CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.
The Ladies' Monday club held it's
annual meeting, Monday afternoon, at
the home of The Misses Kate and Helen
Boardman. These officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President, Miss S. j. Roberts.
Vice president, Mrs j. G. Barker.
Recording secretary, Miss E. L.
Johnson.
Corresponding secretary, Miss Grace
Turrill.
Treasurer, Mrs Everett St urges.
The report of the corresponding sec
rotary was as follows: Madam Presi-
dent, Members of the Monday Club:
The following report of the Monday
club is for the winter of 1923. The
club has held 20 meetings with an
average attendance of 80. During the
year we have had lectures by Mrs A. G.
Titus, Rev Herbert X. Job and Prof
SimeonI T. Frost. A talk by G. N.
Hall, giving few of his experiences
as agent of the State Board of Educa-
tion, was entertaining and instructive.
For soloiSts we have had the pleasure
of hearing Miss Osborn, Miss Chopour-
ian, Miss Segar, Mrs Soule and Miss
Sterling. Delightful papers have been
written on Switzerland, Scotland, the
Philippines, Wales, and Oxford. Pa
pers written on travel in our own
country were: "From Ocean to
Ocean" and yellowstone Park" One
most interesting afternoon was given
to "Our Native Shrubs and Trees. "
another to ''Out door Possibilities. "
The afternoon devoted to 'Mary
Lyon was an excellent one. Other
subjects of interest during the winter
were: Thackery, Victor Hugo, Goethe
and William Hamilton Gibson. Gen.
tlemen's night will be pleasantly re-
membered. The program consisted of
music and elocution. The current
events for the year were most instruc-
tive and deserving of mention. The
afternoon of music was an enjoyable
feature of the program, with Miss o.
born for soloist, and the double quar-
tet of ladies' voices, also the paper on
Scotch and Irish music. We have add
ed two new members, making a roll
call of "a. Respectfully submitted,
FLORENCE A. Sturges, Recording Secre-
tary.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
GAYLORDsvILLE TOPICS.

GAYLORDSVILLE TOPICS.
J. H. Benson will leave the employ
of A. H. Barlow April l, and with his
brother will manage their father S
large farm near Wassaic, N. Y.
Peter Johnston will move from the
Fanton farm to the Ellis place in
Dover, n. w
Oscar FERRIS moved from Frank
Kennedy's house to the old toll house
near the Bridge, and Willard German
from the toll house to the Ferriss farm
on Long Mountain.
The Ladies' sociable, held in Dis
brow Memorial hall, Friday evening of
last week, was easily the banner enter
tainment of the year. The costumes
we're good and the entertainment
abounded with local hits. chiefly in
the direction OF the program given
by the men few weeks ago. About
S25 was raised as result Of the enter
tainment
Rev R. f. Elsden went to Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, on Tuesday to attend
conference.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
PARK LANE BRIEFS,

Miss Parmalee of Danbury was the
guest of Mrs William Booth few days
last week; also Mrs John McEwen
and Miss Jennie McEwen.
Miss Emily Bostwick is visiting her
mother, Mrs Mary D. Bostwick.
Wesley Northrop delivered his tobac-
co, Monday.
Miss Margaret Berry is at F. M. Ber-
rvs for short visit.
Mrs Mary Hall has sold her farm to
Mr. Anderson, who takes possession,
the first of Al ril. Mrs Hall is to reside
with her son until she can purchase a
new home. Theron Lyon, who has
boarded with Mrs Hall for the past
year, is to go to F. M. Berry's.
F. Northrop, who has been boarding
in the village during the winter, is at
his home again.
While playing, Sunday, little Molly
Bostwick had her arm dislocated by a
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03

Rev W. It. Gilbert was a pleasant
caller at Metichiwan farm, last week,
and while there baptized the young
daughter of Mrs Helen Waldron.
B. W. Madigan has been a recent
visitor at his home here
P. E. TOmpkins and family of Dan
bury are expected guests at the Nett
chiwan farm to spend Good Friday.
Little Marguerite Waldron has been
indisposed for the past week or so.
Mrs j. A. Bennett and daughter,
Mrs L. ]. Miller, were visitors at Nett
chiwan farm, last Sunday.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03

TEMPORARY HOME FOR THE SAVINGS
BANK.
The New Milford Savings bank NOV
ed on Saturday from the Roger Sher-
man building to the vacant store in
the Postoffice block. This will be more
convenient for the public, and give the
bank people better light and ventila-
ton: The new bank building will
hardly be completed before January
next.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
Old Established Furni=
ture House
IN A NEW HOME

conveniently arranged
block opposite
Mattresses will
prices but invite all friends look the
No long climb. Again say call
our and our line of
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
Ten Psges.
New Milford.

New Milford.
ST JOHNS CHURCH.
The services for Holy Week and
Easter will be as follows:
Monday at 9 a. M. and 4 p. m.
Tuesday at 9 a. m. and p. m.
Wednesday at 9 a. m. and p. m.
Thursday at a. m. and 8 p. m.
Friday at 1870 a. m. and 40 p. m.
Saturday at 9 a. m: and p. m.
These services will be in the chapel
until the Memorial service of Holy
Communion, Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock. This service and all that fol-
low will be in the church.
The services of Easter day will be:
Ia. M, the Holy Communion.
1870 a. M, Morning prayer and Holy
Communion.
3p. M, Children's service and bap-
tism.
Up. M, Evensong.
w. G. BEEMAN STARTS NEW LIVERY
W. Z. Beeman, the energetic and
successful liveryman of Lake Wara-
maug, has rented the barns formerly
occupied by Hunt & Miller on Railroad
street, and will open at once an up-JO-
date livery stable with first-class equip
ment. Among the teams he will have
are two pair of Kentucky bred mares,
three or four SaddlerS and other nice
teams. Mr. Beeman will make special
ty Of two, three and four seat rigs.
With his experience in the business
there is no doubt but that he will
achieve success and command his share
of the public patronage. His many
friends wish him the best of success in
the new venture.
CENTER SCHOOL BUILD IN TO BE EN-
LARGED.
The special town meeting to consider
the question of charging the Center
school building, held on Saturday after
noon, was attended by about 125 voters.
H. 0. Warner was made chairman.
Francis Baldwin offered resolution
which called for an addition to the
present building on East street large
enough to contain four rooms and two
reception rooms, at a cost not to exceed
$4,000. This does not include the heat
ing apparatus. 1t is understood new
heating plant will have to be installed
the coming season, as the present fur
naces are in dilapidated condition.
Among those who spoke on the queS-
ton at Saturdays meeting were w. G.
Green, Chauncey Marsh, G. NJ. Beach,
David Sou lie and Andrew M. Booth.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03

The ladies are always looking forward
with pleasant expectation to the spring
millinery opening at W. G.. Barton
store, and this year is no exception. 1t
will occur next Wednesday and Thurs
day, April 8 and 9, and the store is
sure to be crowded by the ladies of New
Milford and nearby towns. It will be
worth trip to New Milford to see the
attractive window displays.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03

When coming to New Mil
ford to trade call at the restau,
rant of G. H. Hipp, Mygatt
Block, Bank street, for your
lunch. Hot or cold lunches
served.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
COURT MATTERS.

A short calendar session of the Supe
rior court will be held on Friday, Apri
3, Judge Roraback presiding. The
open on Tuesday, the 7th.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
RIVER DISTRICT NOTES.

fall, but is improving with the usual
rapidity of the young.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
w. G. BartOn'S.
Just Think 1t Over Where
Will,y0u do your Spring
SHOPPING ?

you to the city costs money but that
that while home dealer not
kind material home
He
Of
excess of what Bank
public New Milford
that there place be
~ ~ ~ e
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
We Do Feel Grateful


worked hard
feel
- -' -
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
OF Course We Claim

That Milford
aim make it So to bring to YOU for And all
$780, "
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03

sumes charge of the Warner farm.
J. w. Goldsmith passed Sunday in
Litchfeld.
Charles Provino the hustling Bank
street confectioner, is offering choice
lire of CONNECTIONS, oranges and fruits.
If you want the best and freshest
fruit call at Provinces.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
Queen Quality Shoes.

The Spring lines OF Shoes and Ties in kid and "Id
in STOCK For fit, comfort, and appearance there
equals sQueen Quality So for Shoes, so for Oxford
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
Yanki Silk.

silks will
Waists, Shirt Waist Suits Innings
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-03
Shirt Waists:
Suits and Skirts.
WOmen'S HaberdaShery.

department the things Stocks G
Shirt Waist Belt Pins and Buckles
Special making
hoir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10

leute i66n .empfieblt" uno ibnen
brape 4unoen 3itiiibrt, lit er Elm
meter Serr"; ipagt er uber, III q l.
q emeinen Iusoriiden Die Se1ttc
gun 8orii6t 5u mabnen, beionoers
bonn, ipenn einiee ieiner 2elte uan'
aei6miert" tporoen iinb, 10 f1at man
iiber i'm her, ihiebt ibm gang I'm.
tpiirbige Wottpe in Die S6ube. Had
Mnii6t mander Serren 2anoipefn-
lanten uno 2anoagenten ltno ja Die
Erieiter ba5u oa, rm ibre (oer 2anb.
ogenten) HlGne unter alien umltdn-
BEN at forbern. @ogt 10 elm 8rie.
iter Defenders aus Sopa), Die 2eute
sur 8oriiht au mabnen, 10 bat er in
ben @ugen Der 2ano.Serren Iihu zines
8erbredens ifllloig gemaht.
Ratiirli6, er fonnte iolfen Serren
ia I'M n@ei6Gfte" iGuben. 9us bari
elm Grieiter nidt tbun bas lit mad
Der ialblngspouen Grfldrung bonn
Roroen) midt ebrlib uiiD mtfribtia.
3a idlreibt man al iol6e Grieiter
arobe 9riefe- .foroert ibn beraus",
bat audi nod pobl Selfersbelfer uno
Ereumoe, Die Dem betreffenoen Yrie'
tier anonDme 9riefe ihreiben,
pie es utS in Den lesteu Sageu 9e'
iheben lit. gtur luitig poran, liebe
Serrenl 60 elm balber 3eitungs'
mann, pie mir QeioerD ~5lrpeiler
iino, bat cine n5iemlib bife Saut"
lit audi oar ni6t 10 sartiiiblenb Die
elm feines Serr9en. 9arum, liebe
Serren lno Serr6en, MIR Deiter
bombnrbirt unb geiDettert; mis
draert bas niht, Oa mir ieit Sabren
baran geipobnt iino. @ioerru.
tbiiH mir aitb nidJt leidt; mir
~nbelpeiieli" 1miere gebauptungan in
Der Negel unD baben bann gar Die
| v6redbeit", unlere gebauptungen 81
~ ieoerbolen. @ir i~i6erlailen
oas llrtbeil eetroIt uniern Geiern; lie
mo9eu eutideioen, per redt ooer I'M.
reft babe. 8ieaeift baben allie
redt; bas mdre bod Ihon, mir bdtten
banu oas ~langeeiudlte nShlarafien.
lmuO" a~efunoen. Die 9ummen blei.
ben aber IN Soma, Mimeiota, @is-
cpniin unb 9afota.
Gum (porlGufigen?) S6IuB eine
ih6ne, freunblihe Ginlaoung 5ur
nWosqitito-Sago" in sllton, Soma,
uno CUR regen 9etbeiligung an Der
&eiie 5iim seiunoenen Yaraoies, bas
in Der Ndbe bon - 8 d. 0 lie
gen ioG. Iber uns Die $500 nihi
peraeiien!
s. 5. 9rune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10
Gus BEN lbriseu GraR9ersustbnm.

GrciwclOingem, II. San. Nm
letter Sonntae nabm unier .ieber
Serr Bfarrer Eb. Sdneioer ftad) 15-
idhriger iegensrei6er Sbdtiafeit in
lnlerer &farrei, Ibibiep. Die
Tfurrei lieb es lib nibt nebneit, am
Nadmittage in einem feierlider
Bulge ibrem inniglt geliebteu Seeleu.
birten nod cine lcbte Sulbigung 5,t
berelten uno iinnige @eihente 81
iiberreifen. @r mar elm pflifttreiler
HrieIter, elm Seeliorger nah Dem
Seraen 8ottes. Die 8farrei miro
iein Iuoenfen in Gbren bolteu inO
leiner mn nit Siebe uno Sofahtitng
acbenfen.
Sbcrforu, 13. San. @eIierll
Worgen lpar Ger Irbeiter Sufob
@eber bon bier in elmer @a1erie inn
Sberfornerberg init Tuflaoen bon
@rs beld)Gftigt, ols ser Soroerluagen
iinperiebenS ms Stolen eerietb iunD
OermaBen beftig gegen Den gr5eiter
ltlcB, odR bieiem ole linfe Sano ser.
MImettert muroe.
8Uitinacn, fl. San. @or Ginger
3eit ittte Der beige 25iGbrigc
Shreiner misunderstood nit ser i'm
iclbeH sllter itebenben Imna @en.
lano Gin SiebesperbGltniB an5utnii.
pfen. 2ebtere i6enfte i6n inoeb fem
8ehoc uno Itano i'm 9eariit mil
eincm anOern Sorfiiingling beir
Vnno iiir'S Seben einSuaeben. @hi,
tersDorf fiiblte lit bierourd lfper
nerIebt uno ibpur &o6e. @eIterll
gtodmittag beaob iid) Die @eplane
arrr Staot, in GiufGufe 81 belprgen.
@ci ibrcr Hiiffebr erpartete @in.
terSonri bieielbe uG6it Dem Gorie
itnO feiicrte bier Hepplperifiille nat
ibrem aopf ob. 8liidliderpeiie
amQeu ole Shiille febI, Die augeln
oranaen hur6 Die &ofe, nelbe bas
WfNo6cn Der &Gite wegen nm Den,
&opf geidlageu bate, ohne boSielbe
I'll pcrleten. MlSbamn febrte @in.
terSbori Die @aiie gegen lid unE
iaate iiG cine al,ael burh Die rebte
Srirnieite, iniolge oeiien er iofori
Den 8eiit Gnigab. Ger S~elbihnore
hat Bier groBe Grresung berporse,
rufen.
@rns GSeiniort), IS. San. @e.
tern aerietben Die Sol3idlGeer Sob.
Sicrcn rub Nif. @eimen, i'm @albG
beim Observation-Disclosures IN Gtreit
@eilEen Der Die Observation-Disclosures
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10

Soiepbirmms, Der i'm 5l einem En-
bauli6en Sooe pprbereitete. Seinc
Seioen. ertrug er nit muiterDafter
8eoulb.
Fem nInrura @olfsfrcunb" emf.
nebmen mir bas S~oleenbe:
Sran Suianna Srieoers, 8at-
tin bon Gbil. Srieoers, itarb Witt-
poh Woreen I'm balb 9 llbr IN ibrer
Wobnung, Ho. 240 Eierce GtraBe,
i'm Sitter Don 81 Sabren, ibren 8at.
ten uno mebrere 8inoer binter-
lalieno. Die 8eritorbene lpar in 2u-
rembure geboren nno fam BON 36
Sobren uah Iurora, 100 lie ieitber
gelpobnt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10

Sobenburg beIagt: Ger 0roBber5og
BON 2uremb1rg lit bon einent Int
mobliein befaaen moroen, mesbalb
Die Ibreiie nod Ibbo5ia ollf einige
Belt perldoben nuroe.
Gipithanb. Sn unierer Saupt.
itoot batten mir i'm peril. Sabre
1902: 528 8ebi,rten, 10 Seiratben
uno AT Sterbefaue.
SIM Sabre 1902 iino ii6er 9(ut-
lperpen 90, 799 Eerionen oltsgepan.
bert. 0ieielben p~ertbeilen lid ibrer
gtationalitdt naG pie foIet; Huiien
15,726, llngaru 1867, Staliener
1888, @nglGnber 1,1S9, lmeritaner
S62, S6lpci3er $50, 2~uremburger
1878, Sron3oien 308, mo 1870 Der.
'htcoener &otionolttdt.
Tm IA. Sanmar idIif, ii6 elm Bis
habin mbetannter 2angfinger in Die
Wobnung oeS Srn. Sreib am Sabn-
bcf rno itabl in oeiien I6lpeienbeit
aus einem lulperIdlolienen aleioer.
ihrmnf eiu bolSerues &titd)cu init
'einer @eloiimme bon einigen bum.
bert Tronfen.
8elegentlid icimcr 50-jabrisca
@citcbens miro Die groBh. Nfcrs mn
@urtenbaitperein i'm Wonat Nugult
IN S,trembllrg cine Nagenetne Meter
uno @nrtenbalt Iusitelllng oeran-
italten. Sic umiaBt: 3uhttbiere,
allie Irteu 8eratbe, @erf5euge uno
Maid)inen bes Selb- utto 8arten-
bnles, Wildmirtbifaft, @~r5eugniIie
bes Selo-, 8arten- mo Walobaues,
Geinbnlt uno aellernirtbidaft, Bic
nensuht un0 MISUNDERSTANDING
S%ehrrnittel.
Sn 6ffcntlidcr geriteigeruns
ipuroe bieier Gage oas in Der @roB-
itraBe gelegene 8%eid1ftsbaus Der
Witttpe Gperling uno 0eren &inoer,
Ctn welfem lid oas @ei6oft @eois-
beim b~efinoet) Der er~iplbnten @ittipe
fiir $4,000 ST. nebit s pGt. aufgeio
5ngeidiaaen.
aus Stnttgart luirS berid)tet: Gie
Straffammer perurtbeilte 0ert q
Sabre alien perbeiratbeten &aui-
mann @ilbelm 3aharias aus 2u-
rcmburg, friiber Igent perihieoener
Sebensoeriihernngs : 8eIeill6aften,
an einem Sabr rno adt Meonaterl
@efGngniB uno S~peiidbrigem Chr
oerluit weeeu iiebeu poleuoeter umo
5lpei periubter getrrgspergeben. Gr
bate ais Snbaber zines @aarenab.
aablungs- mo Sppotbefeueei6aftes,
llm ltd iiber WaiIer 5u balten. BON
Inaeltellten un0 Igenten &alrtioneit
lid geben loIien mo hieie in Der 9obe
bon etipa 5000 Wurf fir iid per-
braliht. Gen Setrogeneu bate er
p%orgege6eu, er habe 10000 Marf
pGterlideS Grbe nv ermarten, Dcs
Wobiliar ieiner Nrul lei 20m0
Warf fpertb. er lei Teierne-S ffi5ier
II. |. 10, ndbreno in @irflihfeit ios
pobl ieine, al3 m19 Die gltern Der
Jrait siemlid unpermoeeno maren.
G~ioiltanS Der Stabt 2mremburg.
8eburten. II. Sarniar:
Inna Maria uno Seinri1 Solepb,
3tutain9e b. &einrid Eeppiuger,
Sdubmadermeiiter; Glilabetb Slo-
renee, z. b. Sobam Slanmnug,
SuIlptirer. H.: Setter @iap Wtihel.
Q. b. Midel SaI5er, Saelobner.
10: Sernmroe Catherine Spnne, Z.
p. Bernard Sharfb 9aufcommis.
Seiratben. - &eile.
SterbefGIIe. - 8. Sanlar:
Gliiabetb gerdem. aft rs s., Che
frau bon @eorg @ilen; Gliie Bier,
olt 80 g., Saglobnerin. TO-:
Gllgen &erger, alt 20 S., Stiloeut.
H.: Watbias Hllppert, oft -. s.,
Shmieb. H.: Gliie Weoernad), alt
go s., @ittme bon Soiebp Efeifier
stlbs. @riefiacteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10

Am Glitter Ton ~ Sa6reu lit oln
81. Smular IN ieiner @obmmg, geo.
1909 @arrp Ipe., 5u Chicago, ST.,
Serr Midael @intel nod lGnaerem
2eioen moblperieben nit Den Seq.
mngen ,nierer III. &eliaion, nus Die
lem &eben gelbieoen. Ser geritor.
bene ipar IN 1881 IN @al0raf, Ge-
aieruussbe5irf Srier, eeboren. beira,
tbete i'm Sabre 1859 ieiue i'm be.
trauern0e Satin alnra, geb. Bale.
rius. uno tam iut Sabre 1873 in
bieieS Sano, lnb 5tuar brett naf)
Chicago, iuoielbIt er iif nieoerlie6.
ST biuterlGBt au6er Der trauernoen
@ottin 5ipei Sobne, Matbias umo
SobanneS, loiuie S6Diegert6tter
uno Gnfel. Gle 9eeroigmg iauo
nah einem in Der ct. Mlphonius.
Stride geieierten Seelenumte, aui
Dem ct. 9onifotiiS. 9ottesader ltatt.
Sm Nlter BON " Sabrcn Itarb am
Wontag, Den %. Sauar, Serr Mifo.
lauS Shramm. elmer Der Eipniere
nno 8riinber Der ct. EauluS.8 e.
meinoe bon Chicago, ST.. 9ie Gre.
arien fanoen In Der ct. Gaulus.
STRIDE itatt. 9as Spier fiir ole See
lenrube oes Seritorbenen brubte Der
aeiItli6e Sebn bes Seimgegangenen,
botp, Serr 5. M. Shramm. Gfar.
rer su aepsoiae. @is., Dor, Dem Die
boHm. Serren .. S%prinsmeier ais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10
oSn4em6nrg1l6es.
Dereintete Staten.

gu Der Gollefte, melde fir Die
aerseu erboben murbe, Die am
Iltare ser ,Srolterin Ser @etriibten"
III Der Ser5 SeIu.airde oabier IN
9ubuQue pdbreuo beS Subres &C.
brauht Deroen, nuo peldle Golefte
einiae begeilterte 9lIembnrger Der
Staot erboben baben, iiuo >folgenoe
WeitrGge gema6t Doroen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10
Mit Dem Sdnelsma Inn II :2(

llbr trafen am IA. Sanitar Sormit.
tags SIS. a&. 90. Der GrbsroBber.
Soa uno Die GrbsroBber5pgin nit
ben 8rin5eilinnen auf bieiieem 9abn-
bot Elm, no gum gmpiang Die Mit.
alieoer Der &eaierung uno Sr.
Major BON Spf iih eingeimoen
batten. @om gabnbof fnbren Die
hoben Serrihaiten oireft nah Dem
Salais. Gur bic iiinf iiinslten Erin.
aeiiinnct liuo aneetommen. Die
Glteite, Erin5eiiin Marie lit ipesen
leihten unwoblieinS oui S1loB
&obenburg surildseblieben.
Nus Wanden tuirS aemelSet:
@roBher5og Mboli init @emabiin
uno 8efolge miro lib Gnoe bieier
@ode bon SbloB Sobenburg 5ll
lanaerem auienthalte nod Mbba5ia
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-14
PASSENGERS FROM THE SOUTH

List Of passengers on steamship Essex
arriving at Providence this date:
Mr.. George A. Jones. Mrs. q. A. Jones
Mr. 7. W. Ahern. Mr.. #. 8. Jones, Mr.
r. Taille Mr.. Merriman. Miss Ford. Miss
Allen. Mr.. n. Otto. Mr. A. Otto, Miss
Gerrish. Miss Marks, Mr.. L. Poolahech
Mr. Best, Miss Smith. Miss Johnson. Miss
Thornton, Miss Godfrey, Miss Brown
Miss Herbert. Miss A. Banks. Miss A.
Lloyd. Miss Horner. Miss Peabody. Mr.
W. r. Coria. MIR. George X. Murray, Mr..
Ross Snow, Mr.. w. X. Snyder, Mr.. w Il
Green. Mr.. r. r. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 8. Mullane. Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Brig
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Mullane, Mr..
=. n. White. Miss Daisy White. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. all. Miss 8. Lawrence. Miss
Il. jerks. Mrs. ]. II. Harmon. Miss May
Harmon. Mr.. and Mrs E l. Evans. Mrs.
T. l.. Wells, Miss Wells. Mr.. q. w. Hunt.
Mr. +. J. Clark. Miss Alice Daniels. Miss
Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. l.. T. clifton.
Miss Dunham. Miss Green. Mr.. II. l..
Hayward. Mr.. r. II. Bates, Mr.. J. Hersey.
Mr. James Hobson. Mr. t. c. Downing.
Mr. Martin. Mr.. Massie. Mr.. Field Terry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-14
GRADE CROSSINGS.
Commission Recommends Abolition Of Those
In Town Of AitIeboro.

That public necessity and convenience
demand the abolition Of all grade cross
ings Of the Consolidated railroad In Attic
boro II. 10 effect. the report which the
special commission. composed OF Judge
dunbar Of Attleboro. City Engineer
jackson, OF Boston, and Attorney Parker
81 Worcester, appointed for the purpose.
today fiied IN the superior court. Boston.
The work. which involves an expendi-
tnrc ot 10000 will be commenced during
the present month. and when II is com
rle;ed the main line or the railroad hc
tween Providence and Boston. through
,his town. will have been elevated and
zen dangerous grade crossings abolished
ne state L. Go pay 70 per cent OF the
cV.p 'he railroad company, IS per cent
aha mo town, 10 per cent. The street rail-
roads are TO divide with the town a pro-
portionate portion of the expense I'm every
AS where bridges are built over their
right OF way.
Jhe interests ~ ,he town viii N.
greatly enhanced by the relocsiio, n, Inc
freight yards % the railroad. .na ~, az.
e. ecuon OF a new station.