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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
All LANDS conrRlsUTE.


The teAs at Is Af b9Ee wseA "a
AfEhaa madf - sekns over hls lae
= fet 90 Ne bead ahfie - gAees q
Anfesea peepad eal Tram sAe cover
8sxs lsnaef - baRHY uss i Hsn,rna
ras. ebas Ne isresf - sslfakaa iss
close ~ 4 faint eaur q edoEHs fna
aMfee frgm his eafnensA A. ~ saved
hls haaas * 4 rrHeefien ~ himNst -
shc Fteea mifrof Thla rsaselioa
says M nalliaefs Amefssn iDe
haby regarded a. = r0aMn German of
Aimkssf $50. ~ lfue nahsmiag b.
easfed Is STAR hgs bytis eiih ne
eghsf bat1
fllu nuasfel0fhss Wefe ~ ErypiiAn
sonl Ma dress - lnaih iinsu his tsF-
chief - China silk ths fef - his
storm cosi pas - Tkibsi. while = Jap.
angss raffsaHthemHm and = ElbeFian
efAhapele iay iasi sat u his reach
1'hs iats on bis s8Un aas ifiFh
i.slni BE- socfs were ~ sp@Hlsh msfl
no
iiis untheg eas EnishinE her din.
ser = alelHaa oi8sHs sha Huffef of
WAien shs would else the batg none
50 aeeouat ug the Greece ahlie the
father Wss somewhere hitunE scotch
aad soda 8eiss shNoes ana Earlls8
eaaals The sa'dnsh ussf ~ ahoesa
ihslr Fanas ana the paies ~ tts si0hs
- tbs caguff wcre 8iaglnrtiY visible
~ isnggh ihs mnihsf fsinruea ~
bar nasisa Hes Paris sawu tfimmst
NHlsneIennes Aef hFsaih fragrant
wfsA Hasan ssa teltna ihs tslg ~
hht tset 4 resaisF s1sTtaa fQf vat-
iaF = raflerIy whlie she ta8 been
MamaH fleew htfs ana eteeflne che
esuis bsW o. anWAsf faea ~
sihaal fefuaR him C1nsfg that
ast bad hfomhd i 81 Elm baaest
lafaH asa fhs dt5Hf MAaf him ~
tttnk shr pte Welshsf
Ttsn sts rase hln . nfasa naf ana
als nf tsufi faeafei eiih ChN
aaWae Declared sha aAs aiasr thkn
Gfstht Gated tae fH0fss alfsnas
snt iieasniu ard uppsd him unh
Cans3s l@ms mufmafins ssmefhinF
asfaestae o uach 9eats aH started
tuns
On fht ssg she ssorpsi ard pfdsrti
slms arassfis spfuafs aaa the mae
iarai ia = Spanish stew. sampled
sana cream oi Tartar and haFties 10
Ara yei she expects THAI chilt %
ssou 81 3 loyal American
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
ONE or The WEAKER sex.
fragile Wamaa na Not Lean Vsfs
Heavily on Hes stsang Pre-
fectaf. Man

raey per at 'prethe s. the ~ea-
.aE
Thf seal aaand ana hof Htoar
pfatagtof rflsfvs siras stories
she was : siahL fragile fhIas 81
vaa a atf haiEs gffsture
Yfs ~ uas the sifaaref re uaala
no bars aarei q tcatare fsf etaeaf
hsf sgaag nfoie#a
he hsaiih uas afale aad 80
mua hs asH este q Is ettr -
abe ua5
~ pneu
He1tsff efe
IH maH 81 saHief JOB
fis Hft 30 tba
Ha H#a
ea1aIJ
H a
tes
Aaa Hu
H He Hehl h
HaH aE fsfFNt salads
sfHsi aw aH HH
ana H t
Wh Ha
NatatE Ha u arE
kff ann ff f Ia efaU
The man ea eh t esd
aeud as nfsre taf dut ea6 n5f
foa 5 tlm
WHg astel h h aH
Nta cas- ha aas 8rtaue aaH
ht eH hr Fsaaa ot taa ea.8 ana
aea.e Ina.arHaH
Wgrf ESQ a. 9tfF W aaHIfr
ara affe t}E bar G. ta Afa
na sa ha8 iu .Hf hamH tar
fa-faf vss anH eoaa Hf 80 6ut
f m0 NH H won
aHF - #nE endurance
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
TIE LATEsT IN LAcEs.
WI ns maeh ussa IL ere xgenlnH
Tpflets af she camlnn
Season.

siEns peias - iasl6h ass q iAcs
tAH elnisf en esea'ne sisthes a.
least
~ asrla ~ eaoaisite lasts are
shown iscee * every eori and ar
sefipiion vita irish cgushes we'll IN
the lasd and hosf - more ethereal
hlnas aa attendants Tht nvweas thlna
in ifieA isse msshi batter b called
Frepch .frish 4 hiss tas beauty 81
iae wugk ~ lrisA cfaohei treated aii
ef iar WendeffAi gahfifa a sae
F4enfh
fts Naa6effui esamb.aatlaa sa4t
fashiaa aathofltY Fuf ne Irish
w0k paly fsW passesue the ahanf.
roel pfeionllnatlnU and maks thea
agsr and ever Nhils Paris iadaixes
ln mafssiasss. dArins niahls and ~
ianlne ,tesythiaa shr touches vlth
radiant gba1aex
ifiib ereche Mnlifs uf odmten-
local aawens. vita hsaFY balls buFsi
Ing Gus from unaaf Aalf.ei,wee petals
show tht snes nlesi sharply ~ lals
eoahis leash ana. elssse - Is 81 "a
quisiie vide edNs o. match
Those gfesl halls W ihe waY
raised perhaps haif 81 iHfh--afc she
nevtst taefh q al IL iflsh taroa
onsnlal laota vifh he un5 eiaa-
inN ihre4ts af fas8 aaa sfltef arr g
ieeslfs asd Yei sgh
Faf eesnlnN Feahs enHe ihe steef
~ % slit isew d - Heaesl saaars
f alas anG nh s8 tia8ef
Hef the sefhpf sferinF egais sfe -
saris of aiunniaa app'iquss ffaia TIE
Persian - ths simplest sik molsis
which maie ia 81 the caaw u ths
rsinh9W ans shaeif wsiea fke e9ior
~ ne erAp esnesB
0aa - ihe musf fasleai fhsAEes BE-
fhAs ffail ioakins iaae decorated hefs
and thess eIth ung plrt shiHeu rlsss
and Eiiifrnag plfh fhousana ifesi
iike touehtt
paieeoigra ne feQ G chIae ar
htaaUfM fyenlaF elias are maGe ap
late eYsslne roenf and almost oeY
Erred plgh yard agsu Yasa 81 lace u
ne Sans Nnf 4 auems impnshif to
ssi tnoaEh un 50 ihe eject 6 0f enc
lir6fest alfiesf creations
anaapNY hiaca laoas are tQaghfd 20
sita noit and taFgn "a true Reraan
style
Waite Wifh ru.f aut Nhlie siih
silver Is So aansn' asaf In larfs Al ia
ssvalrN mlNlueff
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

M faI aHf nHHt hasss lbef gIIa
8 greet .N 81 feearr feT han
alI sad HaUH aea sane aat e.
a.0a 81 asr shes HlH I 81 ma
6hsutea e ane auea anl atst
h1 a0r e1aa felEan maes eilH
80 nare 81 Heaaf tun m
ftaar aua enr rau ~ e.ue atH
fhN mt sa Hfa Gov faf f
mzH where Hat afe sihats eaff a.
shIH uaat5 zte "a 0aafaer aIafe
srm ana kfaa atsi Hnht
ew bHt - MS wtuau atith saa
H 0tf nIsH 81 ha fse
knt eesls y aieh sns easfn tas
itets feanra Ena of haapfd Han
hui afe Hn aAea ha6 aa
Hhhs he ps w sHl pa8e,
aprfHHoaa ha Cold ercaal ua
alf b aa8his aad shoa1 ttHuaff
Hfh Hsff5#H TnHans
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

wtHe agriculture ana hencsHurs
asa comparatively see occupations TOR
spmsa ln ihis aosutfy lhe saoef sln
asFteHei i qulte matter af s8afse ia
EHEigna a sHaanats a Lads uauu
aauefssts fsfm ouleuy hse ehafss ~
sll il heIilcuimrsI uaHE Anaghef
sp aaienas tha iaFiaE uU 81 eaFiaf
Uaagf lhe sir Sen 6 iha louana ral
- GaFdaa araselafiaH in 1895 ihr
sald mefsl i ihe KuyaI ii1fHrulbHal
saaoss was bestowed aHan g u6ma6
NhH waa thHn employed ia ksw skf
asas she has slaea slaIiaa q aasi
cess q beg aet ia Ah.eh sta 6ma.afs
aexefaI asaiaianla
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
s,4aars uauaay Rsart

ute 81 fhs aanssst q hoIaa u
eaf has 81 at teta maaa ata
Is* 6 ihs nFHHs e radifse Is "a
aepsflHeai - fol Fraacr rdsrs q
sanaeffa, sfret = carsrns loataia
HE mssnIaaras Ma6aeulas an4 sabs
leffanean iake aof rfsf ha fIs.dsa
ta sftfs - the adsantaHaus e
Hsofef Ths danssfs q the v.tli have
now tea areulnaal5 fesnesd : thaG
80 sstruEt slshlssef may tfatsrse
iaels eafss uiis ease sat safety FaF
assa go caves remained ahsolaisls uu
ssnlafH4 one tasf efsfrlikt anen
lea ta fre fh Iegumlsreara hua
shes fearHf iutssiieafof mads hs
aH' VISIT to i#s depths he haI Is ~
saeaf ~ hasri ssaehed ia tao
Haps sfts ths msnnsF s. . HaIna ue
sent aesn go tess and bsEaa e. ~
aznrsiasff ssfiss Il discoveries ne
airf q thess Is nn underground river
ahlrh - nafiFafsa .n eelianitb
haat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
laln 'Yalkefl|as 4 .l.. ~

fF&#ht AHAN MM kHf
George tsrnit Is here o. fss
dafs visit
5s Little ana wills arn teltim ia.
Ctsfem0Fe tNls we~k
Nia RQsle sfenosE IS hess ffom
ciefmoV visiting hef nmuik
4 lH a n stphbleaei1 ias returned
ffom a visit % hh parents ln Missouri
The Jumbo Mercantile Co has
adopted lhe rael aYReu t0 eu ihio
effect iauoafy 4 ien
The i'sial Telegraph O. wHl bafe
an nrloe Ia Nlnita oon. i0saiei ln the
rosfonies nook store Crsnin.
get manager
Mn. A E iAH aud cf4ililen hsas
returned % their home at Ciammofe
after a fcs days visit allil Mr llails
.bfgfhss Iim Ilzfmoa
IN. Williams N tie flnliA Meat
stefs. sasc each 81 hls customers a
Nse Year present ln ttaa ssT q a
Cisases eleae g msas At otlser ealbe
John Cfutchasld. sis la heen
visiting hons fa.ka asIluk tie haH.
d4ss lsfl sandss evening for Chicago
wtssp - Is lshine oane 30 the
unissmifY
&c Uiea st.s ias iseH eifiI Zee
tumt9 snft tof tle pasf sefea aals
Hf atafr iait s NetHuslsY - hH
lu san Antonio Fssas uleu D. et.
rsels % nusin
" u faaeslt l sd h.s Interest
h lhe lasissif-sanler Mercantile
Csmpans lle aii aefhspa natt 3
tug Co Colorado % aoA ATS e
miHlnr interests there
y D. snlEu las sssled IS 1
aeeglQn siih the Walton lumtef ~
aud nlli assume the mAnagctaent 81
tie ntiasan-fafterH l.umtel CO 81
Nluila Ne toot claga MONDAY
" a llntcifiues las guns lo Naalp
utau q represent tie uhlie inter
married citizens ~ tie r15sfoket "a.
tioa tsfou the ou4rt e claims Tie
case "a - faf lsesFing January
"A. llossg of nuol Cresk Ma
ia Kiulta THURSDAY b gia Interest 81
The effort nuw teiue made q rAgsf
ths ssUs attorneys iee due " T
llaietnFs ln tie shIte ritntns rssa
a and ~ n0udunnt enisIiaInei
iem friends Informally M8nias even
ne ii honor 81 thelr san ICfl hua
dufaat = salt lake city fah Size
evening uas pleasantly spenf viii
runtgn,alsn and ramys Haftvsir
meBls sefp served
Nn CioufhIey lsft FRIDAY
iH laet haue Ia Cornish ii after
tva wosks visit With lei haite
Jim Harmon 81 Clouealy uas s.
ouc time iesal agent faF the y Is s
Il railway and tlla family resided ln
Nlulta ila Is now 0ngaEel ln tie
banking hNiutss a Cornish
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05


nfsnEth a. HH
rh nine aa Is
sass Hfe tha n esd nIea uH
eklions 81 safff
uh sstH h lHtnue4
iaals aaihIae e. aIk al laa
rfd q hasi .Hia lbe Hnsam ihis mufn.
ine and HR'leH 90 ihe veE SAITH
a eaHlf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

The regular annual sieetlpn 8 ~.
Gers q tle flrsi gHFisian ehgreh toek
plAce SUNDAY. a. follows Elders
= Il CraseF " y nepus Va NJ.
Cuilem l,ozeons T. q EnTlehan
IlarFy itsnt NJ Ronduaut II II.
Harris F n Young Trustees iohu
y Webb. Maia Hawkins , A. nsb.
bstt sunslaf Sohool Nm Acrallon
snpt Msrtlt fllls See Kettle WeblA
Tfussan8
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

f Hatai.e thn #aHe END aafh NEE
S aIa haile a ana duet alta
frg paRaaf no fue sess s3e ha3
Is haar ~ uut iIea ana maaif r0u
asf tfs yelta and eaf Ar HhH# laio
eEs rlaEe 81 II nee oan msfa
lieat s quar fansomme. Ghiebsn slight
Wilb afEouHant ana pour over iha
ad meal an6 ceH IIanaehoia
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

Am1fa fas Articles 81 movable
lfopsux lsh ffeaasn kasfi
shsu As dls eels uttatoued uns
heltie q snan ae al t aaf anc
Hls ar tabF safieaf Hsain hsHHa
iarEf Whis af sraHrf Bibis akht
button delnfa uaaa e pafsa caHfainius
uhs ffansvAai Astfs.Fa ane Traas
tas hslf sssfre.en eI
ahHafE anH one atFas ha
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

wine " hos mNaf aHafH DOES
saAs io sake Z pek
ea-ii 81 asre1Hs Hy son lass
thaa one quar- Zoe lnslanoe ell soms
titnes mkkt : re5k q if8ahis pa
sdsirhis rHtli iszsf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
LOCAL NOTES

rang Little g aaaepa s hsv 81
yalt
Mn o q Ath 8 Noodle, IS
Har toiAf
MlM Mitlti Gasn qi Tulsa asiait.
nr fristis here
ilafFtsna Bslisa siunHt from
fss0fef Sa0day
Tiw slxtysln club gave 80 ufafmai
l4nce SAtanisF night
What . pity ssery sirk man gannof
amend lla 0wn consultation
Sidewalk. hfsct 81 nHnnn psi,st
VA lamteF companf dp.yl.3
W n Carts and wlfs of Alton
visited NlnltA fflsfsis Sandaf
nrlsean.naitsfsas prices vil 10.
. .nsIea a~.ll.A
Nk1 ~ Realty sent Is s. Louis
!. assiAy sseulnE wllsrs - bas %
'atl0n
w p lxaue Il having MS int ai
elnr as aes'dsisce graded aud la.
rs0ged
nj 4 TtnmEsem ias returned from
suldWu shets - lss tsen on lesai
tsniness
Nr Coos eife q ess Randolph
Goa. returned frum raagpald AfA
Wednesday
wm IlsHnn = wmts Oae Is isfe
esivlng sis ttrasmvni iHm ~
louis iaaebl
Garland Nafa j. aiteRlins o. be-
4 Y ovets due basinea aarins the
9tssfs illness
see Hflasn.raflsfsufi lsia1t auFine
amlss as.Tl.a
LDST Ause ml 81 faHasor
FINDER lssFo an Chlef,aln oHicc
ksfA& kinhioa
Pleas Thompson lss fufAnui from
hapntilie vhcfe ~ lodsea seven pits
,aasn n tis lail
Am II T. ilaH anh little sou. ~
carthage 10. arr quests 81 + ].
Wright ana iAmaf
Nw ~ 4 y FOREMAN IS atanF.
- q start 90 California nest pesk
IL fisIf lief l.sfenfs
Il you hare thoroughbred Stock fOf
sAls make IL kuown Through tie col
anns Il tis Chleftaln
4 namtef 90 aaf business arms are
sdaptiuE tie cash system Wlfh tie
apeniiF % tle uea rear
Faial kidaey ard bladisf tgoabis
- sivays II prevented b tie ~ Of
foley'a kidney cure dw
Yhszes aalel 0auief ara olivia
Main sent 20 Alton SUNDAY a. slsit
NJ and NJ v u Curtis
sam ficslln. wio las been suffer.
ins With typhoid fever f0r tllu lasi
ioaf eseks. = fskaluing leaiil
pru ! rfeellas returned san
Ia uiaii tom wAtoura. oElahoma.
fbefu ls it slten 81 oalaiument
Misses A8a and Mattle Williams
arrived homn saturday night ifum an
axfsnled ylsli ullh relative ln ofo.
sul
TIE fftwa ifas tai ie nld platform
erored ffom afound tle depot and
M replace il slth ; nice hrlek lase.
NlssAi
~. - 4 Coaataer d Oalk A
Ne. nfsdleT. Of waEonef, l. r.
islling relatives Ms l.ntFoS4t
emiif
= Z hasy eerk with tie ser.
Nesrlf ~ q them are tax.
annual invoice ard closing
feaFs b,Islness
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

opiimis lss ihsfeh e niars mr
exefy ons in thls aarit
rtsslmist I can see anf ass j :
- &c cd Grants
was he eofid ia Gals bis
plees s. machinery and 4 ceai9n1 fes
solve HiihaHt hem Detroit free
pfets
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

faistaa in bis usual olsaeInunz
manner va iafdlHs the lean earth as
81 waited alonF
Talk shout tht fs 81 TIE land
Be ssld aactioasif -chleasa Trlsuns
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
ThalaanhIa rlaalaarills

Hha fspanee have fnaeAed hiRa zee.
uH thaIr iaek e aheai Is tufa Ths
cAlesea Tribune remarks thar the la-
lafmatian eamsa sifaIshi from authen-
te aassiau sDifle
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

A soHan mAuiar taak Possession of
flle ffso delat al Mastuae1 Nauaa4
evening she had been riding alaaf
iht Territory an fletmius ipr @teml
days ana IS epauaitof have Gunfhinm
60 saI ianssIf Shf Nas iaAsu m
fia1aa ii Naskuaee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

faft - An Ahaa siEH sss afsEzea
ufHed aet g. be stock certificates IN
BE- heeksle Fish COMPANY atn her
stories sisiul thsm Cd not su4aa nahy
% ~ hantefs
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
HUNTINGTON.
MEMORIAL SUNDAY SERVICES.

MEMORIAL SUNDAY SERVlCES.
 The usual Memorial Sunday services were held in the Congregational church, last Sunday afternoon, and in spite of the terrible dust an unusually large number were present. Every seat in the church was taken and hun dreds remained outside and witnessed the exercises in the cemeteries. Rev F. A. Holden addressed the soldiers and Rev G. D. Reed of Shelton offered prayer. Col Selah Blakeman read the general orders for Memorial day, and Mrs Blakeman gave some statistics of the work of the w. R. c. A large chorus choir led the congregation in "Onward Christian Soldiers," "Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus," and "Amer- ica, and Mrs E. N. Baldwin, Jr., sang "One Sweetly Solemn Thought, with great taste and sweetness. The church was decorated with flowers and pro- fusion of the National colors. The G. A. R. services in the cemeteries was very impressive. Coffee and sand wiches were served to the visiting delegates at Mrs Laborie's, and the old veterans had few moments in which to exchange greetings. Many thanks are due Mrs Baldwin for her
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02

The marriage of Miss Mary M. Lynch of Bridgeport and Daniel P. Keane of the same city, which will occur Mon- day, June 5, at II a. m., at St Rose s church, is an event looked forward to with pleasure by the many friends of both contracting parties. The church will be decorated for the occasion by the friends of the bride elect, nuptial mass will be celebrated by the rector, Father Fox, and choice musical pro- gram will be presented by the local choir assisted by trained singers who volunteer their services for their friend. MT Keane and Miss Lynch are we'll remembered by our townspeople as the popular and efficient clerks in the told Sanford & Hawley store, in the town Center. but who are now we'll known residents of the Park City. Miss Lynch has been a. teller in the Connecticut National Bank and MT Keane is engaged in the clothing trade under the firm name of D. P. Keane & Co.,, Main street, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
GEORGETOWN.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs Eliza Wood is on the sick list.
 Reed Northrop of Ridgefeld was in town, Thursday, calling on friends.
 Mrs Floyd Bouton, who has been ill, is much improved.
 Miss Ruby Weed has been spending several days with friends in Stamford.
 Miss Adella Fanton of Danbury has returned home from visit with Mrs w. H. Hunter.
 Mrs John Welsh and daughters have been visiting relatives in Ridgefeld.
 Miss Florence DriScoll of Bridgeport is the guest of her aunt, Miss Margaret COnnery.
 MT and Mrs Samuel Comstock of New York are spending a few days with MT and Mrs John Godfrey.
 Floyd BoutOn was the guest of his daughter,I Mrs George Benjamin, of Waterbury, last week.
 MT and Mrs Howard Parkerton of
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
kindness in singing at the cemeteries those hymns which were specially re- OueSted by the post.
MRS JOHN SMITH.


 The funeral of Mrs John Smith was held at her late residence on Tuesday of last week. Mrs Smith was 88 years old and was the oldest resident of the Center. She leaves one daughter, Lizzie, who has gone to spend some time with relatives in New Jersey. The Misses Harriet and Martha Blakeslee of New'Hampshire visited at E. s. Hawley's, last week. Rev H. l.. Everest entertained MT and Mrs Winter Everest and son over Memorial day. Fred Gorham of Waterbury was at E. J. Buckingham s over Sunday. MT and Mrs E. R. Hawley of Shel- ton are visiting MT Hawley's parents in the Center. D. H. Chatfield. D. N. Morgan, E: K. Morgan and family and MT and Mrs Will Morgan are recent guests in l town.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCES>

Memorial day was observed in the school, Monday afternoon, with exer- cises by the children, after which they marched to the cemetery and decorat- ed the soldiers graves. T. l.. Wade had charge of the decorating in place of MT Wellington, who was i'll.
 Miss Jessie Cook has been visiting in Bridgeport, for several days.
 William Wellington is quite i'll suf- fering from a slight shock. His friends hope for speedy recovery.
 A meeting of the Christian Endeay- or society was held at the home o1 Miss Ruby Plumb, Monday evening. MT and Mrs G. H. Woods are at the home of w. B. Nichols, for the sum. mer.
 Miss Daisy Nichols of Bridgeport spent Decoration day at c. s. French's
 Walter Finney of Bridgeport has started in the milk business and is boarding with his sister, Mrs Benn Holroyd.
 Miss Louise Thorp was guest o1 her sister, Mrs E. N. Dibble, Decora tion day.
 Quite number from this place at tended the Memorial day parade ir BridgepOrt.
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EASTON.
A BIRTHDAY SUkPRIS E,

A birthday surprise party was given in honor of Miss Lucy Rockwell at her home in Easton, May 30, it being the occasion of her 17th birthday. Many of her friends were present from near. by towns. An enjoyable evening was spent in music and singing. Several lively games were played. A lunch was served consisting of ice cream, cake and lemonade. Many useful and handsome presents were received as tokens of remembrance from hel friends. The party broke up at late hour after declaring they had had a good time and wishing their hostess many happy returns of the day.
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NICHOLS.
A. K. GARDNER SERIOUSLY ILL.

A. K. GARDNER SERIOUSLY ILL.
 A. K. Gardner is lying in precari. ous condition at the Bridgeport hos pital suffering from a shock. He was called to New York about a week ago, and returning had nearly reached his rooms on the East Side, when he fell to the sidewalk unconscious. The am bulance was summoned and he was taken to the hospital.
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MONROE.
EAST VILLAGE.

On Sunday, June 4, Post No. 26, of Derby, G. A. R., will visit the ceme- tery at East Village to decorate the graves of their noble brothers. Serv- ices at 2 p. m., in the Methodist church, conducted by the pastor, Rev George EaStland, and members of Post No. 26. Arrangements have been made for special music.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY RJ
 s DARLING. BRIDGEPORT.

Butter, choice creamery prints 25c lb; creamery tubs 22a24, choice dairy 2Oa22. fair to good 16a1sc. common 12a14; cheese, factory 12a14. dairy 12a14; eggs, fresh nearby 20; chickens, spring 7oc to $l.50 pair; fowls, not quantity enough to quote; calves 7a9c; pigs %; hogs %; potatoes, 35a4Oc bu ; cabbages, new $l.5O crt; carrots OObu dried peas $l.50 bu; beans, marrow S3.25; pea $2.25 honey 12a14; beeswax, 3Oa35c lb.
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a13 H Corning m es9, FrancesP Kilbride m

213. B H Corning m es9, FrancesP Kilbride m 2a2.
 TODDY HILL DISTRICT: John J Heating m 46. Patrick NJ Heating m 4. William Costello m 30l.
 TAUNTON DISTRICT: Charles L Briscoe m 1, Alonzo Cree II, E Q Platt m 20. Ella Britain m 3l. Edward Butcher m 57, Young m 62 F w Andrews m 66. Ferris Mead m S0 R Lake m 93 George Austin Schoonmaker m 24l. Edwin Camp m 27. Howard Ridge m 3Ol, Michael Honan m ;sa3. H. NJ. Hawley, m 337.
 WALNUT FREE HILL: Thomas W. Leavy n :. Gustave Weiss m 5. w French m ll4 George Beehler m lE. M Haugh m sl65, Michael DOnahue m ls6. Maurice Leavy m 253. Simon Corey m S4, Michael McCarthy III 2S7. Thomas Leavy m PSI. Patrick Lynch m 3Oa John H. Blake m 3os. Edward Mcguire m 3l2. William Condon m SIS
 ZoAR DISTRICT:
 Thomas Grfhn I5. John Roach m 9 Charles Morris m o6. E Page m sl, Annie Halpn m 161, Alexander Allen s IT, John Finnell m ls5. Charles R Beardsley m is6. Frederick Bresson m 1S7, Mrs Peter Carroll m IS9, Martin Kelly m PA. William Shay m E, John keating m 23S, John keane m 25k m 2o6, Julius Hartwig m 2s2. George A. EverettB m 2g. Martin Kelly, Jr, m 3I9. Augustus Peck m 354.
 M. J.. HOULIHAN,
 Town Clerk.
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IDDLE DISTRICT

n shannon m 263. George A Northrop m 26+. James Elliott m 273, Richard B Rapp 2ss, .Ja mes Nichols m 3O6.
 IDDLE DISTRICT: P L Ronald m 122 m 123. Oscar PitLschler m l3O Patrick Cannon n l6S m 169. Mrs Phi!o Clark m 19,. William Leonard m l9i. M Young m I99. l Harris m 2I2. William Glover POS c H NorthrOp m 2l4 k Lowell m 21S c Slater 2,S m 2229, George A Drew m 23l m 232 John 0 EvereIts m 239. Rev Patrick Fox m 2.G, John T Sheehan m 294. A H Get man m 200. Harry Madigan m 303 Martin keniry m 317. Thomas J COrbett m 320 m S21. M. J. White 336.
 SOUTH CENTER DISTRICT:
 William Prindle m ?. H Gilbert m B. John k Peck m 69 m 70. Arthur L Peek .Jr m 15 $ 76 James J. Farrell Jr SS S S9 Patrick Kelley m 96. B D Beardsey m 9s. w N Mitchell m 121, John Thomson m 12s, k Wildmam Tn 1:}3 m I34, F l. Northrop m 137. John J Egan m 152. Fred Mcguire m 16i. w 0 Johnson $ 167. m l90. John Maloney m 219. Alfred Osborne John Heating m 279 John k Stillson m :.9o m .96 H w Wright m BIO.
 WALKERS FARM DISTRICT:
 Thomas O Murphy m 12o Julius Bresson m l49 m l5O. Charles BoGsford m lbs, Thomas F Heating m 280.
 ToOTATUCK DISTRICT:
 Thomas J Cavanaugh m |, W K Cole m 23 Michael Lynch ID 92, Thomas G keane m 1Ol m 102, David CondOn m 197, John r kilbride m
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E. J. HALL,
Sandy Hook, Conn.

Ansonia were at Eugene Parkerton's over Sunday.
 Miss Bell Albin made brief visit with friends in Westport, last Monday.
 Mrs Burr Mills has been entertain ing Mrs John Demarest of NOrwalk.
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BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS.

Rev MT Davis, pastor of the Baptist church, delivered fine Memorial ser
 mon, Sunday. The altar was decorated
 with flowers and Memorial hymns were sung.