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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
ATLANTIC BOAT CLJB REGATTA.
sp,rited Races In Annual Fixture on Hack.
ensack River.

The forty-scventh annual regatta OF the
Atlantic Boat Club OF Hoboken was held
Yesterday afternoon over a three-quarter
mile course on the Hackensack River at East
Rutherford. Though there we're only SIX
events on the program. the card anordcd
GOOD sport, and close finishes resulted in all
the events. The races were rowed with the
tide from n point three quarters of mile
south Of the clubhouse at the Hackensack
bridge.
The most interesting event on the card was
tho senior four Dared barge race. There
were three crews in the race and II was
case of nir and tuck from the start to the
finish Grow No. with l.ncks as cozswain
and Crew No I with II. Oswald as coHswain
alternated in the lead up to within hundred
wards Of the insh with Crew No. always
close behind At this point the latter crew
made a strong finish. winning from Crew
No by half length in minutes 10 seconds.
Grow No . finishing a length behind the
second crew.
When the senior four cared shell race was
started. Crew No. .. with Koenig. stroke.
was leading, but on account of bad steering
collided with Grew No. /. The race was
started again. and after close race Crew
No won by about three lengths. ina minutes
81 seconds
T.. IT, Blindowald and Charles Thesis, Il was
an even match. both men rowing fine race.
At the half mic MARK nplSS lpu ny
of n length, but he coul not stand the strain
and Blindewald closed up on him and won
BY two feet in minutes IL seconds. Sum
naries
Single Shcl-won by T. i. Bendcwald; Charles
Thriss, second Time. minutes Is seconds.
Junior Double Gig Won by Crew No. 3, with
John Links, bow. aud H. Hrnckr. stroke: Grew
No. 2, with William Rogers. bow. and n. Hensci.
stroke. second. Time minutes I seconds.
Senior -Four Dared Shell--Won BY Crew No. 1.
with Henry Schuman bow: g. Van Sande, 2; T. l..
Bendewald 3; William Trenkamp. stroke: Crew
No. 2. with T.. Badcnhamcn bow; G. Schmidt. 2;
c. Blum, 81 +. kocnig. stroke. second. Time.
minutes 81 seconds.
Junior -Four Dared Barge by Grew No. =.
with r. Baar. bow John kcrescy. o p. Hughes. 3;
f. barrett. stroke. anu \, Heyne. co3swain; Crew
?: il. Oswald, s; H. Hcnke, stroke, and o. Wet.
John iAncks. bow: Charles Wellman. ?: Henry VoSs
3: +. Wufraat, stroke, and Z. Norman, c1Xswain.
third Crew No. s. with Slater, bow: Dynan. ?: Chris
TOPPER. 8; Hnspen, stroke. and J. Pagan. coXswain
Time. 4 minutes.
senior Four Dared Bargc-Won by Crew No. g.
with william Warder, how. II. HcnSel ?: A. Schmidt,
g. T. KOcnig, stroke. and q. Wcttlaufrr. Jr.. cox.
swain Crew No. L. with Edward Briggs. bow: A.
Ram, 2: Charles Ebscn g. william Trenkamp. stroke
and Henry Oswald coSSwaln, second: Crew No. 2,
with William Krnrlch, bow. J. j. Fagen. ?: 4. Hake.
.: T.. Norman Strok". and j T. Ilnckr co1swair,
third. Time, minutes 80 seconds.
Senior Double GigWon by Grew No. 2. with
/. Radt nhrus n. how. and Charles Bum. stroke:
Grew No I. with W. Trrnkamp. stroke, and r.
Eoel5, bow second. 1lmc. 4 uil,ut,S is s. conds.
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" st. nssSsr Ek%"sSkw ~ + consp ~ + Mse
90 j., t. Edwards. nal's: 49, 90 W. G houston p,
roi as i.phh,'k n,sni. Ikwano lc'a o:v. Hook
meyer. Rica nond, loo, 7,,as W w,,. hen,
J. ReskcE nI and 70 Pay e. . h%cSfSs a,
lam Ss'i bel. T F. csd and !ts S
Sss' b., KGss sSp sns ap an! Ed
TO Sp play " II {. Hous,m. bsa, NJ < waters; ?up
Second sixteen Frs ,oSnd u Ii ire Sn n 1ssN
e. ssai f. S"4 rsw vn s'a AID ia" pay
TEACHER bent PEABODY up and , 10 Ply ~ ~
play.
STAMFORD, July The qualifying rounds
PLAYED at Nee Burn, to-day, the four best
cards qualified for the mSatrh GGay July g.
Five made no returns IN" caraS were
p nSsS r aS q q. Z: p d S'oles s. t
a. % Schuyler NcT, o. 10 - 49, ~ T' scb, Ken
sS 10 10 a. K. Mc GS iS7 Il sobsr Hunter
M $50; j G. knapp, lo4, q 80; pr W D. Sardon
Hos Hoy, knapp los, ii s. r =. Glllesplc io7' ,' SO
u, l.. woodbury., III. 80.
Glenridge Golf Club this afternoon played
for a silver loving cup. the gift Of Jonathan
Moore. which was won by Harry l.. snyder.
The score:
J.! !; Il HssErI g. g; q. q. %Gns s.. i ,i-;s:
W $. Thomas, 90. 80; 4 T Benedict. 'GS 's-M
p,cs S9 q e. XII r. S IS 'seHsS Lrlen
S Sisyff sc' o.. ii a. G McEwen ios SIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
North Boat Wins In Sea GIN One Design
Glass.

SEA CLIFF. July THE special regatta
for the Sea Clifr Yacht Clubs one design class
was sailed over the club course to-day. II
resulted in a victory for the North boat. which
gives that craft eight points in the credit sys
ten. besides the trophy given for the days
race. The winner finished in i57:o2. and
the Snyder boat. which finished second
earning three points. was timed AT 2:Oo'lO.
Rupert Ryleys boat finished third and the
Silkworth boat fourth The Cunning boat.
sailed by Mr. Pierce. capsaed on the first
leg n nd was withdrawn. In the point sys-
TEN Tor which n cup has been offered by + W.
teissenhemer. i've Silkworth boat leads with
10. the North boat is second with and the
tyrt Is third With I.
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Work OF the Nesper Grew.

Nn'fl17 TIN" TIFEDn'rT 70 THE SIN.
HENLEY oS THAMES. July t. - The
vesper crew. il it wins the first heat
In the races next week, as is most likely
will have the Bucks station in the second
heat and the Berts station on Thursday.
This morning II rained. but In the after
noon the weather. was fine. The Vespers
went over the whole course in the morning
and again in the afternoon without any spe-
cial exertion at, a stroke OF "a They rowed
SnSsd aT91r IN bsd ,an ob o ana
Later on they attended a garden party at
franL, trisps al Frar Park.
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COED NI11ElIIIIY RIGHT

OLDSMOBll.tS, 500 up; CADILLACS, $500 up
PANHARlS. SLIGO; MERCEDES, tl,.Oo TO 5000
DECAtNILLES. 500 to 5000; Toledo Stcamcr rs
$iG0
w popE.ToLEDOS, $3.50 TO $1,000
BUSINESS WAGONS, $50 upward; Handlers
two cylinder $3.50. White Steamer Tonncau, ton
lots OF improvements $3.50 nfy other very IN,
USUAL OPPORTl MITES
Tires $500. $1,000 $500 worth up to SIS,
Baskets. $40 5000 pair; Lamps. SlO0 81 90. $500
500. Hoalrs. Transm,ss,ons. Rear AXleS Dlt
fcrcnt,as. Clearing prices.
PIoNELkS and LARGEST concern In America
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
l37 To ii3 West 18th 1.-THE church,
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The four winners in the golf ball sweep
at the Apawamis Club yesterday were H. A
sherman. SO. 10 NJ. e. Mellen. ~. ~ SO
day. OF, 0 a.
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Big HI1IIlIIlI] BARGAINS !

Our proposition 70 turn owners Automobiles
INTO CASH Tor rive Per Cent. Commission.
WITHIN "a hours. naturally gives us large assert,
ment.
i,nt they must he BARGAINS. or We don't &C
-Four cylinder POPE ROBINSON. top, glass front
go, - morsc complete, Baskets, Lamps etc, $3.50.
-Four Cylinder DARRACo, Peerless. Royal: Blk
Bargains.
New 1901 WHITE steamer, ton. glass front. COM.
g, PLETE; cost $50 last August. for sl.lOO.
1904 Ol.DSMOHll.E Tonneau. new complete $3.50
1904 OlDSMOblLE Tonncau, with top 1900
1904. $500 HAYNES APIERSON, "a horse ton
glass front new sampson Tires. complete al 900
Model rs" THOMAS Touring, like new $3.50.
Runabouts. klS0-x3OO.
Various Steamers and ELECTRIC Runabouts.
SIPS up
Autocars. Peerless. Rebers. Royals, Darrncos,
Clcvcands. and other small TOURING CARS
from $500 up.
REMEMBER. we have THREE floors, each an
Enslre Clt. Block long; iuii OF Automobiles:
u PARK Place. through to IA Murrav
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GIFvr1poE. July H. The members Of the
(;lenrid &c Golf Club this afternoon played
for a silver loving cup. the gift of Jonathan
Moore which was won by Harry l.. snyder.
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PLAINFIFLp. July THE weekly com
the Park Golf hub this afternoon sttracteda
large field. The leading scores; Alexander
Gilbert loe. 20 "a: + D. Rice. lo!. iS-se;
Reed. loi, 10 80. J. L. Watson. 100, 20 so:
j. N. Williamson; l2I. 80, Rev 6: l.. Good
rich. l0l u ~. j IL Howell. To-. Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02

HUDSON. july THE harness races here 10
day resulted as follows:
1924 Glass, pacing: purse, $500:
King Claire. b. g. CLANCY
Azure. h. IN. Ctldich) .....,,.....,........2 2
Kanawah star b. m. lDavis)"...,.,......3 ?
Time 2:2l. 22l, 2:2osi. 2,S.
Free for all. purse $500:
AbeTI r. g frahathl .'', '''','','''..''-l !
Norva Patchcn oh. IN. ,Davis> ...............o .
Baby Ruth. b. M, Packcr .,,,,,....,....,,.3 3
Time. alsia, 2Isi,. ?:i5.
o:40 Glass. pacing: purse 800
Fleet Bird, br. M IMllltrl ,......,..........,l
Marion V. b. m. tScarsl ........,........,..i .
Loos. blk G. 'Propcn... ..,,...i,...,,,,.,,...2 4
fhrtSlO. o. z, li)Tunlnl Is
Pepper Box. b. nj. McGraw) ................5 3
Brown Bread br. z. caravan. ............,.6 .
Time, 1884 /. ,:37. 22eiI
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W, D. Hooplss, With =, = net. led Il the first
division Of the weekly handicap yesterday
at the Fox Hills Golf Club. The scores;
Class a--w. D. Hoopie. 50. h.-75; Is. T. Allen,
IS, T-7s: J. A. Janin. %. 6,--&. h. S. Botome, o.
$50 c. W. Sparks. as, Q--s9
Glass B-P. W. Pogson, ~. Al. D. r. Kelso
%. ISL; ". T. Musick "a. 1874: II. F. Ives. 81
i4-ss: VI. Lambert. lOO l+--ss a. II. Poeson,
iO9 H--ss; l.. W, Donnc!ley, li?. ia o.; ". L.
Davidson, il2. i5-E.
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MANcHRsTER, Vt, July l.-Thirty-seyen
morning 10 the annual open handicap tourna-
ment for the Independence Day trophy OF
the Ekwanok Club. Paul Waterman OF the
lead for the gross score medal when the ards
we're all in. He made both divisions Of the
course In II In spite Of a hard wind during
the morning. In the afternoon the first round
at match play brou ght out a higher class OF
golf Tho following qualified FOR the first
sixteen:
Paul Waterman. Fnglewood. So. i-St: George
r. Morse. Rutland. 80. ! 81: q. HOckmcycr. Rich
rond. ~. RI Clark" ih,rlhnn,. Nissan, 81. |, sG
tntsar, m. - vi q. ". Wh'i-. prr,'on Wroi.s
81, 5 .auI,s l.. Taylor. Dykor. 90. 50: j.
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TROY CHEMICAL co., r Pa'n"'i" ''"; : \.

HARNESS AND RIDING SADDLES
Buggy Harness. $50 and II ~,
Swiss Breast Collar Surrey Harness. :. ~, icaR
Harness. p 90: Silver Swiss Collar Runah'N ha
ness. s. co. English Saddles. $50: Astriuc saddle
1900: Pony Saddles and Harness. Sheets, e. teGH
Lap busters. IS cents: coolers. IS.
PETERS HARNESS AND SADDLERN @.
rs West broadway, near Chambers ST, rnsA'N
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
STEAMER CRESCENT BEGINS REGULAR
A BIRTHDAY PARTY,

A birthday party was given, last
Saturday, by Mrs f. j. Hosford in
honor Of her grandmother, Mrs Sarah
Brown, who reached that day her Seth
year. Eighteen sat down to the ban
quet and the afternoon was passed by
those nearest Mrs Browns age with
her relatives very pleasantly.
Mr. and Mrs Augustus Mead close
their Lakeside cottage this week, and
60 to the A dirondacks during August,
where a cottage awaits their use.
WOrkmen will continue to improve
his property here during their alb
sence and before cold weather it is to
be hoped the grounds about his cot
tage will present far different ap-
pearance.
Thomas Bray's Lakeside Inn COM
mences, this week, to be filled with
guests during August.
Miss Grace Walker of New Haven is
this week visiting at Mr. Townsend'S S.
Noble Bennett of New Milford was
a guest at E. H. BeardSley'S, over last
Sunday.
Mrs Tyrrell and daughter of New
Haven passed last week at A. IL.
Bolles'.
Mrs H. Ulrich of Newark, N. j., is
at present guest at Herman HOf1-
mans.
The moving picture entertainment
at Sailor hall, on Thursday evening of
last week. proved success in patron
age, the hall being we'll filled with
young people. On Monday evening of
this week Professor Howard gave an
other picture show at the same place,
which was well patronlzed and en-
joyed. His stay while here was at E.
j. Cables.
Mrs Augusta Pease has again COM
menced to preside at the church Or
gan during the summer, Sunday morn
ings, and her renditions here last Sun
day, were most highly appreciated aud
enjoyed. Among the best of players
change at times is pleasing and this
change enables the regular Organist,
Mrs Sherman Cogswell, sister of Mrs
! PeaSe, an annual rest she needs and
deserves.
Platt can show you very complete
line Of builders hardware; 90 to Haw
lcyville.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
THE ONLY WAY.

There is no way to maintain the
health and strength of mind and body
except by nourishment. There is no
way to nOurish except through the
stomach. The stomach must be kept
healthy, pure and sweet or the
strength will let down and disease will
set up. No appetite, loss of strength,
nervousness, headache, constipation,
bad breath, sour risings, rifting, indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, and all stomach
troubles that are durable are quickly
cured by the use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. kodol digests what you eat
and strengthens the whole digestive
apparatus Sold by S. E Sanford
& Co., Newtown; Belts & Belts, Sandy
Hook: Stephen French, Stepney Depot
Williams & Scoville, South Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
undav and Monday in Merrvall.

Sunday and Monday in Merryall.
Mrs Amelia Holmes has gone to
Copake, N. Y.
Clark Emmons spent Sunday with
his parents, coming up from Waterbury
on his bicycle.
Those on the sick list are Mrs George
Zeig]er and Dwight Emmons.
The Misses Mulfnger and Wenger,
who have been guests at John Weiles'
returned on Friday to their homes at
Tenatiy, N. J.
Miss Adelaide Throop is spending
some time in Plainville.
Mrs, COrnelia EmmOrS has gone to
Wa terbury for an indefinite time.
If you want some cheap shingles
cheap. 90 to Platt'S. Hawleyville.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
DANGEROUS AND UNCERTAIN,

For sunburn, letter and all skin and
scalp diseases, D.Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve has no equal. 1t is a certain
cure for blind, bleeding, itching and
prOtruding piles. 1t will draw the ire
out of burn and hea! without leaving
a scar. Boils, old sores, carbuncleS,
etc., are quickly cured by the use of the
genuine DeWitt'S Witch Hazel Salve.
Accept no substitute as they are
often dangerous and uncertain. Sold
Stepney Depot; Williams s. Scoville,
South Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
BRIDGEWATER.

Recent guests at Mrs G. H. Jessup's
were her two daughters, Mrs E. H.
Hotchkiss, and daughter, Gertrude, Of
Norwalk, and Mrs T. w. Harris Of
Springfield, N. j.; also Miss Ethel M.
Wilcox of NOrWalk.
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e. c. BEEChER WILL ATTEND.
SENDS HANDSOME CHECI


New Haven, Conn.,, July ~, 10 y.
f. l.. Johnson. Esq.
Chairman Executive Committee
NeWtOWn Bi-Centtnnial. A. d. 1905.
My Dear Sir: AN this morning in receipt
Of invita-! ion to attend the 2O0th InniverSary
OF NeWtOWn. | Shall take great pleasure in
attending 1t. and THANK you for the courtesy
in sending me an invitation to be p este Mt
Should the day be pleasant. d V. | Shall do
myself that pleasure Having had e>perie nee
in such affairs al d knowing what it means for
committee to arrange the details and
finances, will you accept the enclosed check
my contribution toward the expenses Of
that day. With kind regards to your commit
tee, am, You very truly Edward G.
Beecher.
THE MaidenS All ForlCrn' cordial
Iy invite those who survive the BIZ
Centennial to be present at the Town
hall, NewtOwn. Saturday evening, Au-
gust II. Tickets may be reserved at
r. II. Beers store commencing Mon
day, August !. The entertainment is
for the benefit of the Village Improve
ment society.
Miss Anna Carlson passed Tuesday
in bridgeport.
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1Is@a,1(oq,oe@:
76276S Chapel St,
New Haven, Conn.
Ladies'
Home
journal
Patterns.

The August Patterns justi>-
sued give you the fall styles,
correct and authoritative, in
advance of any medium or
house in New York or else
where in this country, and alb
solutely abreast with even the
first showing" of them in
Paris.
Misses and children's pat
terms for school clothes, are
the smartest styles, and a par
ticularly large lot of them this
month.
All Patterns 10 and l5c.
Ladies' Home Journal I5c.
Subscription 81 until Oct.
lst, when it will be 81 IS. Au-
gust Fashion Sheet Free.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

On exhibition at the Central house
stables is a mammoth swapping turtle
weighing about 80 pounds. 1t was
caught by Bert Wildman. His turtle
ship has attracted not little atten-
tiOn.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
The Ho10e G. Stetson Co
No YovIM !
ABOUT
\DAY?

Thousands of dollars returned to our GUS
TONERS on Aug: Fl. Shop regularly and persist!
emily at these stores-the results are certain
No one knows the date of Refund Day
but euery purchase you make is a possible refunA
Be sure and saue your saleschecks
The regular bargain days and sales con-
tinue the same as betore-dn fact, this most
interesting store is more interesting than eOer
during the Refund Sale
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

Miss Margaret T. Blake of Dayton
street, Sandy Hook, spent Sunday
with friends in Danbury. Miss Blake
recently returned from a visit with
Miss Annie Troy at the Sound View
Hotel, WOodmont
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

The entertainment at the Town
hall, Newtown, August II, should be
well attended. Aside from it's worthy
cause it promises to be highly enter
tanning. "Maidens All FOrlOrn" is
one of the brightest comedies yet given
in Newtown. There is to be dance,
following the entertainment, for
which no extra charge will be made.
Reserved seats, }5C.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
tIJCHFlELD COUNTY
NEW PRESTON.
VILLAGE CHURCH INTERE STS.

Rev A. H. Post gave a sermon from
his pulpit here, last Sunday morning
taking for his text the words found in
Exodus, 3Sth chapter, Goth verse, a
text the writer Tails to remember
heard chosen for a sermon. His applica-
ton as usual was most interesting and
length.
STEAMER CRESCENT BEGINS REGULAR
TRIPS.
The steamer, Crescent, during A u
gust will make it's trips around Lake
Waramaug each week day at $50 a. M ,
and at 2 and p. M, and should eX-
cursionists or pleasure parties desire
other trips will be made night or day
at reasonable rates.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

J. II. Beers & Co.,
Pub ish+rs,
507 Lakeside Building
PA CLARK Street.
Chicago. July %. 1905
My dear Mr. Johnson: Accept my thanks
for The kind invitation to attend NewtOwns
Bi-Centennial. While regretting my inability
to be present assure you OF my best wishes
for its complete success Enclosed find my
mite towards misce laneOuS expenses. Sim
cerely yours.-lJ II. Beers
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

Tailor Rosenberg closed his shop in
Patrick Gannon's building, east of
THE BEE Office, Monday, and returned
to Stamford.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

A little forethuught may save you
no end Of trouble, ANYONE who makes
it rule to keep Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
hand knows this to be fact. For
sale by r. H. Beers & Co., New
town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy
Hook; W. N Hurd, Long Hill; A. B.
Brakeman, Botsford; S. j. Parks,
Trumbull.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

Harold Keller, who was operated o n
for appendicitis, recently by DR. Kier-
nan, on Wednesday was able to return
to his home at HobOken, N. 7.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

Charles Barlow, cashier Of the Yale
National bank, and Mrs Barlow, will
be guests Of Miss f. V. Daniels, Sat-
urday.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

Mr. and Mrs Frank Lake of Thomas
ton are guests Of $. B. Camp.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

Mrs J. B. Cox and daughters of New
Milford will attend the Bi-Centennial
on Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

If you need binder Irvine, see Platt,
at Hawleyville.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
BULLS BRIDGE,

WHAT OUR FRIENDS ARE DOING
Mrs E. Hatch Of Charlottesville, NJ ISIS
Susie Hatch of New York and Keith
Adam of Canaan were at A. f. NAL
lory's, Tuesday.
Mrs M. B. Lane has returned from
New Preston.
Mrs George Newton Of Kent has
been spending week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Ralph Poet.
Clifford II. Lane killed black snake
near the house, that measured six
feet.
Mr. and Mrs George S Lane of New
Milford were at the old homestead
over Sunday. Mr. ard Mrs Lane have
been taking vacation of two weeks
visiting Bristol, New Haven. New
York City and Cold Spring, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

Nice front doors and all kinds of
doors at Platt'S, Hawleyville.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

Meet me at Brennan's restaurant.
Our many readers will be glad to know
that this popular resort is located at
"a Golden Hill street, Bridgeport, and
the old patrons as we'll as new ones
can be assured of as good service and
attention as they received in days
past. Prices are the same---regula1
dinners, 25c.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
J. II. BEERS or CHICAGO

SHOWS INTEREST AND SENDS A SUE
STANCIAL CHECK.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

Mrs H. A. Ferris of Su field is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs S. A. Blackman.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
U. S. SENATOR BULKELEY UNABLE
TO ATTEND

NEwTOWN's BI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRA-
TON.
Hartford, Conn,
July %, 1905.
M. j. Houlihan, Esq, Secretary,
NewtOwn. Conn.
My dear Secretary: l have your fav-
or of July 2lst, calling my attention
to the Bi-centennial of your town, to
be held on August 5, 1905. / very
much regret to be obliged to say to you
now that | have completed arrange
ments to take my family to the noun
tainS for somewhat prOtracted visit,
and it is impossible for me, with any
reasonable convenience, to arrange
matters to be present with you on the
grand occasion which [ know you will
have in celebrating your Bi-centenni-
al.
Yours truly,
M. q. Buckley.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
Free Delivery.

We deliver all purchases free every
whore in Connecticut. except purchases
under one dollar.
Return Railroad Tickets.
On all purchases of Sio or more. We
give return railroad tickets. Besides,
We give you reliable goods at lowest
prices.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
WEST NORRIS,

NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
K. G. Emmons and family spent
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04

BI-CENTENNIALC ELEBRA-
TON.
, 1905-06-07
Notice to Bridge Builders

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned Bridge Committee of the Board
of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Cape
May, State of New Jersey, and publicly open
ed at an adjourned meeting to be held by the
said Board, at Cape May Court House, on
WEDNESDAY, the FOURTEENTH DAY
OF JUNE, A. d.. 1905,
bridge with stone abutments and wing walls
to the same, across Johnson's Run, at Den
~nisville, Cape May County, New Jersey.
said bridge to be constructed of steel and
wood, % feet long and IL feet wide.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
certified check for five hundred dollars (SEo0),
payab to the Directors of the Board of CDo-
sen Freeholders, and to be forfeited by the
successful bidder in case contract is not en-.
tered into.
The right to reject any or all bids will be
reserved by the said Board.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
residences of A. b. Smith, Beesley's Point,
n. il j. ID. Ludlam, South Dennis, N. j.;
VIM. Johnson, Ocean City, N. j., or at the
office of the engineer, r. Fendal Smith, 74l
Asbury avenue, Ocean City, N. j., or at resi-.
dence, Marmora, n. j.
Proposals will be marked ~"Proposals for
Dennisville Bridge" and addressed to An
thony b. Smith,, Director of Board of Free
holders, Beesley's Point, N. j.
(Signed)
A. b. SMITH,
j. ID. LUDLAM,
WIN. JOHNSON,
Committee.