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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
GET IN LINE.

And travel with the crowd. All indi-
cations point to the city's residence
district of the future as being in the
southern part of the city. Let us
sell you a lot, the value IF which will
be doubled in twelve months. Double
your rental income by engaging US to
handle your property. Quick sales
and prompt returns made.
LEITNER & WE'LL,
The Real Estaters, 113 Main st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
journalism.

IT. ,,,rte Senator Bilkins has abso-
aHy nothing to say. Editor-Weil
x1ii /, down. We are terribly crowded
N'tonighf-Puck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
/. + + + 1. + r + + + + + + + +
+ IN SOCIETY'S REALM. +
!. +
:. + 1. + y 1. + + = + = + + r =

Tie last lance i the season VIII be
given 2t the Nalh@lIa .'b tomorrow
niZh1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21

D W Boyce devo1es his time to rents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-21
ERiEF MEN TON.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
FIGHT FOR
SAND ISLE

PORTLAND ore. Aus la sand
island In fhe hraft of what b. sid
- g. fhs greatest ~ ODD nsh.an
Esnaaaa IH the world naY be- bone
- convention betuern the states 81
oregon aHd washington Is huna.
faa fHaf uiII be carried io the fed
s#sI courts ln au attempt t1 g. lie
fHa aHHarahHp
since Isst this Iaisnt. which j. ~
the mnufh ~ Iha Columbia has been
contested faf. boo recently The au.
fhafItIsa - the tuu statea have
given the question new impetus b.
HsfHsIns - recognize fishermen =
licenses from the opposite eide
These haiHInE Washington licenses
have been arrested by Oregon au-
fhaflfirs and fiHr Nefrl. The nnIF
reaeH ahfaInahtr uas by the taking
auf ~ fIaenHea from esfb sfafa.
WHahiuEtHH Hau proposes Co ssII
The Stand ta private PARTIES anI Ha
flHht Is iaaue deed VIII be- con
tested hf the state % OREGON.
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SEATTLE MEN
WRITING OPERA

Admiral ATT" DOTTED bic .aIk ed
hHf and VAS formally introduced e.
the rabiiH last ThurHiay ctenIae 81
"a dinner N.ffH u1 Joseph mribsH e.
dozen Newspaper writer's - tn
Its TT huHaf 90 Harry GiBfI the
composer hn haH recently fakun
80 hiH residence iu tho yity Al
mtHal At b. fhr ftir 90 eamIf
anrm Witch sill Hnan bs given a.
The public - At Giurd HHd ST.
HIafheH. 81 b. are uow at vafh on
Tie nteea ST. lu-thsn writing the
IkfeIfH md At gInfd tle srufe
AHef the dinner che guests we're
entertained sf au Informal Hmnksf
t. ST. aIHsfds studio ou seven
teeth Hfeuur SIC siafd naar
sskeHaI pretty selections from uha
res aIsfa
NJ aIaHd ahoar home vas fofz
Hs#Iz Ssa YORK. ia wf1 known 60
lhs Seattle uuhI.r through hIH ap.
HHaHHH#H here lass winter with tallu
fIHaeH IN tuiiY Warden tts has
taHE been auleeeafui composer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
BUILDING COMMITTEE
HAS THREE PLANS

Three different propositions we're
decided uron hy tho special city
hall committee at its meruuk last
nigbt and will be- submitted 10 the
council Monday evening n uH=
proved las the latter body they viii
be submitted to tbr people at 6 sres
UiaI election so that thr plan most
popular cam Dee carried out
The first urd.uHu,r provides feH
the erection of R combined usiIHH
headquarters iaH and emergency
hospital au the triangle nc FifUh a.
guus and Nrsisr way. nov owned hN
the city. 10 yust of fiAa haa. Ih4
second n Co secure tbr rest uf the
block an which the present tItN hall
new stands at cost NOT HsediHE
S6tHuaH fer the lRnd and building
The thIn1 proposition is fn aupHa=
rfate s. soc with which Co mmes
tIatsis make thr present SAIL hsb=
itahie until new quarters ate pro-
xIded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
FINDS HOME
AND FRIENDS

Mary Ettinrsr the unhappy young
Elrl Who recently appeared before
the probate rourt aud begged 10 b.
returned Co the asylum a. Stella
coon because she could find Sc
work has found a home With Mra
ian tfou ~ AZ ~ Albcltsou street
Ballard
Mrs. Crowley read the pathetic
sfofy % the hearthrok-u KIrl tn The
star and her sympafhiea we're an.
pealed 20 b. the difficulty ~ Miss
EttinEer's brother In trying 90 make
the Eirl more happy in the poverty
uf their home az well a. By the an
happiness ~ fhe Eiri herself Mu
croNiey sought cot the EttluEaf
home in the Uarciu bod addition
and offered Ga Elte her home for
IT least a time
Her offer vas thankfully arcsp,
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
FIRES In The
KOOTENAYS

NELSON. "a q Aur M Forrest
fire. are piaYlnE havoc an over the
knatsHaFH Sis hundred feet -
uaIeHaufha flume. conveying water
from White Water creek has teen
burned aud the fires are raging over
Other sections 81 thla rumr. which
i fau mliea In length A number
81 Gsefar iu che SLOGAN have
Hnmn In from that tcUtiou. having
ben driven luin The rity hy the
fires Iu The mauntaina. which. they
de- IaHe. prevail in number ~ aees
fiHua Reports from Camburns say
thai large finErafiuua are near
there II la reported that the tram
80 ~ the Gpidfnch has been De.
atfuFed AMI alao the upper portion
81 the ffamwhY ~ The Eva mill
which T. 5000 feet in length and
which laEt 81 nn0 and ln insured for
g. go The old and the new buuh
houses If the Eva mine have been
destroyed. tnnietinE about 81 500
damage The provincial authorities
a. dalnE al that thrY can Ca sup
pre- The fires Nevsr since fksf
have there been 80 many 90 the for.
st fires The fires are caused ~
the unusually long dry spell
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hauled from hia fathers farm The
other building material is being
paid for out of the lads raylnFa
money he has earned between
school terms and during bis spare
time Ia the winter months he has
added - bis bank account by cult
1afInE small garden and selling
the produce and duiuE farm work
for hts father and farmers iu the
usIHhuafhoad When thr house iH
completed DE will rent b.
i SUPPOSE when you rrow up and
marry Kuu Wili take your bride a.
this house the luf wac asked
Z don't know Btnut that WaH
bis reply q have lots ~ time
ahead before think ~ KftunF mar
Hea built ibls house Tor aps.u
iauan aud : hope Goo own more
houses aud one better than this
before am old enough 90 think Of
fatiuF a wife want tn bo rich
mHn
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LOST At
SEA
TWO OREGON MEN THOUGHT
TO eAvu aECN DROWNED m
pYnus BAY


FErEHEurWg wnuRrl Mar.
raaa Aus tF d. Vaughn. of
Tone. ore. zeal estate man. and "
D. uaHIHE 81 Portland. ore. leu
IetsIahufE luiy ~ Doe small boat
faf r8nua bay HnI have not been
Hssn Haf hsarH of since A siuap
just aultea fram rybua aui report.
sd tho men had NOT arrived nur been
heaH
1HFf Hffr members 81 thf pfbus
IA gaHaHk head offices. fuUm A.
TirnHa huIidInE Seattle
TheF arrived here au thr jefferson
JUS - End were tu meet 90 sioap
frpm thsif colony 40 rFbua tu take
Them atet They became impatient
ha the alaap Hib uut come. o. They
bar1 small boat au1 started uut
T. ths meantime che sIuup arrived
here couple 90 days later. bat did
rot meet The men end reported vsf1
I'D HHaIhrf
TIE HIaaH aIfh Mfs vaughn and
YdaHH Jennings. started back au
Jus q aHd arriving 90 rybus that
uIkhf aaalH they asa not go the
uIHH=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

youthful captain uf industry Is
Harry snyder aEed 10 of Martins.
vile Village. la rrnuay Naula With
hia uNu hands hr iH building a com
medlaua Two and "a half story frame
house
After his father had given him
the ground for tho house Harry
without assistance. made the uKHa#
fatluua tur the cellar aud built the
foundation wallis De is uav al
work on the supsrstruriure
Harry hauled all the lumber
sawed and planned much OF h. laid
the floors Hhinglrd tho roof and L.
fulshluk the interior Two ,afpuu
tsa assist him in The heavy work
aud iu such details as require more
skill and experience than he Hua
sfsaea The carpenter follow his
directions and art upon hil hiH auE
keatiuus and in the construction
youpa snyder designs are followed.
Stone for the foundations WaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
NAN ATTENDED
COLLEGE EXERCISES

Moe than GOO people gathered
Of the Heattle ihrutrr last night e.
see the 90 young mon and women
COMPOSING the tenth class Co prndua
ate from Wilson's Modern iiurlusHa
fuilrHe. enter upon the more serious
duties at life
The riaHa history was given By
MiHa ANN ! Mellon. one uf the
graduates. aud MiHH Ipla MuntRnm
efA Rendered the class prophecy aud
suuA ulasd the house with mpfflmsut
uxee the humorous incidents depict
81 h Vision Of the future OF her
classmates A former university
student ghhtlsa - Ruufd. delivered
The EHlrtIetHfy Mise Electra - IT.
vile read the class poem
IhH exercises concluded with the
pfsssutafinu If diplomas by J. =
wilson president Of the school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
WANT NO STOKES ON
UNIKESRITI HEIGHTS

Three well filled petitions from
residents Of University Heights
were presented 10 the board OF pub
lie works this morning protesting
against granting q permit 10 PEG
pie desiring 10 build stores or
shops Ia that section Of the city
The people claim that it should be-
free from stores aud Objectionable
buildings. as they desire 10 make
II an exclusive residence district
The protest D. brought up On ar-
count of permit asked Of the
building inspector 20 build store
IN thuf district The people cay
II the store Is built they viii boy
cot II and viii not patroniyr any
stores that might be- started ln the
section They will do this in order
To preserve the exclusive character
there
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Must Give
Big Bond
Or. rELFoRp. HELo ~ HATTIE
BOWEL CASE. MUST PUT Up
$4,000 SECURITY

VANCOUVER n g.. Aus Is
tlIs tardshIp Mr Justice Martin Co.
daY fixed bail ln the sum % . afa
Tor nr Robert Tclf1rd. Who Is
charged aIth mauslauFhter lu re-
apaet 10 the deatb uf Miss u1eeil
OF this amount s. 0ou Do personal
FsHaKnlaaufe bY uf Trlf1Id Then
there nav b. four aurrfIra 90 HaH
each or the amount may be- further
aahdItlded up to eight az q sH1 each
ali - BE- 60 ths sagisiattiuu % Res
Istfaf Befk
After listening Co The accounts
given and fsadiuE Tor himself the
atHuuzrauhrF report 90 The cyl
Hen#e ef MeiiHrE the judge stated
that BE- agreed entirely with the
MAGISTRATE In sending the case up
fuf trial
There Ia something o. inEsafI.
gate here said the bench and
do naf see hos the magistrate euaid
have done other than ehaf h. did
The evidence % MriiarF combined
Nith the other testimony make IL a
case for Investigation.
It's laraship laid particular strsss
On the evidence 90 Mciiarg. when be
told ~ nr Trlfoyd giving BIN fhs
aathsfer nc this werr true sad
tie court Il would so 90 shoe that
the doctor bad brsn willing % have
the operation performed and there
fore might b. considered an aeeeH
aarf This ~ course uas a matter
for the Jury to consider but it nat
aralIY sruas On the consideration 81
an application such o. the present
enc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
MINERS &C.
INCREASE
WAGE SCALE SIGNED Up FOR
NEAR AT TACOMA AS RESULT
or CONFIDENCE

TACOMA. Aug t3-The confer
enee between General Manager n !
Horn. OF the Northern Pacific rail
way. General Superintendent } 4
Mensies Of the Northwestern TN
preNement company, aud the repre-
eentatiycs of the miners. members
st the United Mine Workers Of
America. employed in the mines OPP
Grated hy the company. embracing
RosiNn. Gle Elum, Ravensdale aud
Malmont terminated yesterday after
a session covering five DAYS.
The company entered into an
agreement with the miners for a
period Of one year covering the
waee scale 60 BE- adopted and other
points of mutual interest The terms
of the contract were not giseu ont
~ either party but it vas stated
that it has special reference Ia the
day vase scale. and that the miners
we're granted a sught Increase over
the former contract The meeting
was similar 90 the conferences the
Northern Pacific has With Us va
rlous classes of employees every year
OF 50. and Was characterized a. be
ina harmonious In the extreme BY
the miners personally and also
Managsr Horn and Superintendent
Nenales. all 90 whom declared thar
the agreement entered into Vas en-
Inently satisfactory.
u Was also learned from the par
ties to the agreement that under the
terms % the document steady op=
GRAFTON Of the mines Of the North
western improvement company Is
both insured and assured John
Hutchinson. president 81 loeal dis
triet Ne IL. stated last night that
the agreement Is 80 framed a. e
render impossible a repetition In
this district Of trouble similar O.
that which has thrown the lssaquah
districl into turmoil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
PLANS FOR
IRRIGATION
GOVERNMENT AGENTS DIS.
Cu8BHD CHANGES TO BU
MADE IN STATE LAw8

chief ENGINEER =. a. Newell Of
the reclamation service ~ the dc.
partmeut Of the interior. Morris
lllsn. rsasfal counsel and a.. u
blanchard arrived in the ,lty Yes
tsfdHy aHl Immediately wont into
conference with Harold Preston.
member ~ the state irrigation com
mission They began discussion 81
the laws and conditions existing In
THE state Hud are developing plane
whereby the laws af 900 the north.
western states may Boz changed "a
conform With the national laws
The government has appropriated
the Hum Of 100000 600 Cor thr pun
pose ~ eHlaiminF waste lands and
building irrigation reservoirs and
ditshsH 4 good part af tnIa sum b.
available fHf Washington uui ore.
rnn. but the iaHH uf these states
are Hat satisfactory uuH viii not
permit Hf The government rlrftIuE
cut it, plans Several important
HhanEaH HIH probably tr made bt
the net legislature uf thr tuo
states - remedy this evil
NJ Hsa safH the Jaws here are
defective tn Three points The uuea
uaH ~ riparian uuntrvhIu rfutI.
sion fuH forming district Irrigation
organizations HHi ONE providing for
the proper adjudication ~ water
HiEhtH H. points out that water
cannot be diverted from stream
uea without payment m damages 60
aa Hffa - iaHd las IuF below end THE
prevents tH# des sIapmrnt ~ luIEaa
tiau phone
Al effort uIII bee made 90 clear NJ
All ~ these deficiencies bon ths pres
enf Irrigation laws and have "a uni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
Girl Forced
10 Assist i'm
a Burglary

HoQUtAM. Aus. l3-The chit
dren Of NJ %. Crane had an ctps-
rienee Thursday night they do not
care tu repeat while Me crane
and his wife we're away man en-
tered the house aud proceeded tu
ransaek each room. forcing the llt.
tie girl Co so along and earY a
lamp lie turned drawers outside
aud seemed % thiuk there vas mon
g hidden away After going
through the house be- departed
without taking anything tIe had
two retolysrs Ia hts belt aud had
the appearance OF bad man The
police have found no cles O. the
huFKiar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

TIE cheapest close ~ lots on the
market ean be rad 90 Lstona First
add I'd Istnira Hroohiyn sdd-. near
the State Untvsrsity. ard within =
stones thros 81 where the govern
merit rnnHi and large docks ssili be
ioeatsd ard oniy > miles from Pie
nssr square Price se5, 500, $50,
sfse-oa VERY EASY MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
They ars b. Gar the cheapest
eioss-in lots on ths market Lots
3 q miles est are selling for mere
mercy. II I should uss THE entire
page n telling you sshy these lets
-. Tire cheaper You ssouid not boy
before 80 aas them, so come cut
uNDbI-thers will be salstmen
on the ssound ali day. Take the
uutvsrttty car. as, off 81 Lstona
station. frat stop after crossing the
bridge.
G e. BROWN,
James 2fai. 500 Nsss York Bloek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
HUSBAND is
IN CONTEMPT

raaI kinaIkovsu was arrsstsa
THE maraInE bF Deputy ahe ~
smith for contempt of court lH aHz
leg q HaY siImanv to BITE dlsafasa
re MHa MarEte KIaaikoeaHI ?
lie Haa released on Die ovH re-
#aNHIzaH#e until Monday. when D.
VII b. brought before Superior
judge. uaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
SIZE S SEVENTEEN
AND WANTS DIVORCE

TACOMA. Aux o. Grace Van
derport who IL but ~ years Of axe.
commenced an action Tor divorce
yesterday from her husband lames
Naudurport whom she married July
= 1907 The young woman SAW
that the marriage was forced upon
her hy her mother against her own
wishes.
She Was she Says. but II yeaH
of age al the time OF the marriage
She saNa that her welded life wa
unhappy and that some time ako
she voluntarily lcft her husband and
has not lived with him since The
plaintiff asks that her maiden name
of Grace Galloway be- restored 10
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

MEIuogNE. Avg ~ Premier
Watson has asked the governor
general - dissolve the Australian
parliament The request b. due 10
the defeat ~ the government Wed.
ueaHay ON the question % labor
animation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

Terminated with uu ugly ,ut 1u the
Lex Of D. 0ruer Franklin Grove
Iii II developed stubborn ulcer
for four years. Then HuDklcn.s Ar
Mica aalFe cured. irH Just ba good
for Burns. agaida. Skin Fuuiioua
and Piles 2sc. at G. o. GUY, Inc.
End ave. and YeHlcr
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STATESMAN
BURIED
VAST ranoHo ATTENDS ~.
NERAL 8EHvicGs OVER BODY
OF WhlUEcK ROUSSEAU


PARIS. Aug u a vast rhfoug
attended the funeral services ~
Waldeek Haaseau former premier
OF France held a. si Clofllde today
The body lay IN the center ~ The
church surrounded by candles.
There were no floWsra iu accord
auee with the wish ~ The deceased.
lutermenf naa Ia mont hartfc Gem
etery.
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TO ENTERTAIN w. r. C..

Ms Ida McKercher and Mrs.
Minnie Fraser wiii entertain Ste
fens " r. q and friends 81 their
home. 20T Taylor avenue. Gu Al
gust ta.
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form urbt existing In all the states
If the northwest After tho confer
enfe IN the city Mr iIcu lcft FOR
Portland IHat night whore hc viii
ruufrf With the members ~ the
commission there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

IT DON'T PAY TO PAY RENT,
Fer I will furnish the money and
build Yeu a neat plastsrcd 4-roon1
cottage far $500 and you can pay Tor
4 b. PAYING g 90 SO per month.
Over 100 r homes az office.
Call IN aad IaaR then, over. G. {.
Brown. so2 New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
ALL'S WELL
czARiNA AND NEW BORN HEIR
Are DOING WELL

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug IA r
Yeti. imperial accoucher. today re-
ports that the czarina and her IN
FAINT son are doiuE we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

Sunday la the last chance to fss
the entire fleet a. the navy yard.
Take boats from pier every hour
after 9H m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

The cruisers New York. Marble
head and Bennington Will leave
Monday sunday Ia the last chance
&c see the fleet intact
Boats leave Pier 2 hourly after 3
q n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

NsW FaIl Woolsns nos on eahib-
H. HERALD. Tailor. 1899 End 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

Mems 9 ~ hats nov 81 3D. AZ =
= Brooks 4 Co.'S. 1881 90 A. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

Homestead Location
In Mhaicom County
That Is Worth Taking
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INTERPLAY PHARMACY

Opposite INTERPLAY PaatofflCo Station l.
IuH aHd complete line ~ DRUGS and
haHaff Articles CITY Prices
JOHN II CAETHERG.
Graduate - Pharmacy and Chemistry.
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08
mUNY0N'S
 PAW PAW CUR INDIGESTION

.sSOOSs soeSssS uW0yOT Ou SAU0O810s Ms., Speaks Strongly for Psv fow.
 For the past year or more have been troubled with dyspepsia and indigestion and can truthfully state that after the use ot one bottle of Paw Paw I find my stomach SO much improved that I expect to become entirely free from this ailment with the further assistance of your vegeta- ble pepsin, Paw Paw.
 (Signed) G. A. ROBERTSON,
 Mayor of Augusta, Me.
 If you have dyspepsia, Try it.
 If you are nervous, Try it.
 If you are Respondent, Try it.
 II you are weak and run down, Trv 1t, Cast away all tonics, all medicines and all stimulants and let Munyon's Paw Paw make you we'll. It will lift you into the nigh attitudes of hope and hold you there. It will give exhilaration without intoxi- cation, It makes old people feel young and weak people strong.
 Sold by all Druggists. Large bottle $1. Paw Paw Laxative Pills 25c. a bottle,
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08

Dr John l.. Buel of Litchfield visit- ed Miss Sarah R. Smith, who has been confined to her bed since fall, on Sat- urday. He pronounced the inflamma- tion gone from the spine and ordered exercise, so that she could sit up in two weeks. Eating and sleeping have been slow work for the invalid. HThomaston Express. The patient above mentioned is the daughter of Reuben H. Smith.
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08

Harry Madigan and M. Hogan re- turned from Roxbury, Saturday, where they had been papering and painting for E. B. Burwell in the new residence of Mrs Lennon. MT Burwell is also doing work there for Judge Preston.
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08

F. E. Burwell received an urgent telephone call to go to Roxbury, Fri day, where he had men working, but after arriving at the Newtown rail- road station he thought of his calendar and concluded to defer the April fool journey. The boys on the other end were innocent of any joke, of course!
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08

The Easter session of the Congrega- tional Sunday school brought out an at. tendance of 90 and a collection of $4.67. The Huntingtown wagon did not run owing to the poor travelling, which would have increased the attendance to about 12O.
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08

George D. Andrews, the jovial repre- sentative of the finn of Allinson Bros. soap manufacturers, of Middletown, was in town, one day last week, stop. ping at the Grand Central hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08

Building Commissioner D. M. Row. land and Dr Robert J. Lynch came up from Bridgeport on the early train, Friday, expecting to go trouting, but owing to the heavy rain did not ven ture out. They stopped at the Grand Central hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08

Owing to the depth of the mud at this time the sociable announced for April 6 was not held, but very novel and attractive event has been planned to take its place that will be made known in THE BEE of April Is.
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08

Mrs H c. Smith and Miss Gladys of New Haven arrived at F. J. Nara more's, Thursday evening. MT Smith was there over Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08

w. P. Tomlin was confined to his house from Wednesday of last week till Tuesday of this week, having suf- fered a relapse with the grip.
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08
GRANGE NOTES.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY POMONA MEETING

A meeting of Fairfield County Po- mona Grange, No. g, will be held at Stratford, on Wednesday, April l3, commencing at 10.30 a. m. The fifth degree will be conferred at the morn ing session. Lecturers program in the afternoon. All are requested to con- tribute to the collation. at nOOn.-[N. E. B1akeman, Secretary.
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08
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Smart Wears for the Boys.

Vacation time again. Proper here that will come back from the playground smiling. The pleasant days of the year arrving and the boy must be garbed in befttng the Wears for play dress spendidy ready Bring the boy to Library Corner.
 Boys' Sack suits-ages to 1e years. The doube- breasted suit consisting of and knee trousersthe standard school and play suit for boysylsh and ceable.
 The singl breasted Sack Suits with Vest is mannish and right for all occasions These suits made in blue and black Worseds Clay Serges Paids and Scotch ef fects, too $2. .oS up.
 Sailor Suits Russian Blouse Suits Norfolk Suits the 'Souny Jm'' style and many other desirable styles. $2.oS to 5000.
 Naval Reefers-Belted Rain Coats and Smart Top Coats for the youngsters Hats, Caps and Tams we'll
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-08

$. Ernest Sanford, of the firm offs E. Sanford & Co.,, passed Sunday at his home in Bedding.