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The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
CORNWALL BRIDGE.
THE EVERETT HOUSE,

The Everett house at Cornwall Bridge is enjoying fine run of bust. ness. The recent arrivals are: CHI. Slocum, Poughquag, N. Y.; E. H. Par dee, W. H. Kelsey, F. s. Payson, M. B: White, D. De Witt Tingley, New Haven; F. M. Williams, J. A. North rop, New Milford; L. B. Darling, H. l.. Totam Boston, Mass; A. c. Kelsey, A. H. Chamberlain, Hartford; F. H. Danbury; E. F. Tibbals, Walden, N. Y.; H. A. Roraback, Falls Village: M. Ryan, F. A. Walker, Brooklyn, N. Y.; H.. B. Roberts, F. L. Rickdale, Mrs w. Clinton, Marvin N. Clinton, Mrs l.. Yolchel, M. L. Cummings, John A. Hendrick, New York; A. H. Bolles, New Preston; George D. An drews, East Hartford; F. $. Hopson, Stratford; Clinton G. Smith, Washing. ton, D. O.; Seth B. Toms, Stamford; Charles Dodge, Piedmont, N. H.; W. 0. Hubbard, Allison P. Smith,, New town; F. Bartley, Cornwall Bridge.
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BETHLEHEM,
NEWS WORTH NOTING.


 MT and Mrs Charles Albee of New Haven were at Mrs Albee's fathers John Green, over Sunday.
 Mrs W. 0. Bovee has gone to Grace hospital in New Haven to be treated for appendicitis.
 Mrs James w. Flynn received the news that her mother died in Water town, Saturday morning. She spent the winter with Mrs Flynn, but re- turned to her home in the spring. She has been feeble for some time. Her funeral was attended from her home, Monday afternoon.
 Miss Christine Thompson is up from New Haven with lady friend. Miss Belle Thompson was up from Waterbury with friend, Sunday. Mrs James Howar has a sister from Ireland with her.
 Miss Anna B. Lake visited Miss Trowbridge in Woodbury, last week.
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THE CHlLDREN's FAvORITE.

! For coughs, croup, whooping cough; etc., One Minute Cough Cure is the children s favorite. This is because it contains no opiate, is perfectly harm less, tastes good and cures. Sold by s. E. Sanford & Co.,, Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; Stephen French, Stepney Depot; Williams & Scoville, South Britain.
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<"r1 00T0hfeNce2 intense agony an, great mental depression. I was unable to at tend to my house work and life became a bur den to me. Twas confined for days to my bed lost my appetite, my courage and all hope.
 could not bear to think of an operation ana In my distress l tried every remedy whicl l thought would be of any use to me, ans reading of the value of Lydia E. Pinkham' to give it trial. I felt so discouraged that had little hope of recovery, and when began to feel better, after the second week, thought 1t only meant temporary relief; but to my great surprise found that I kept gaining while the tumor 1essened in size.
 The Compound continued to build up my general health and the tumor seemed to be absorbed, until, in seven months. the tumor was entirely gone and a well woman. am so thankful for my recovery that I ask you to publish my letter in newspapers, so other women may know of the wonderful curative powers of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound"
 When women are troubled with irrep- u1ar or painful lmenstruatiOn, weakness leucorrhoea. displacemento or alteration of the womb, that bearing-down feel ing, inflammation of the ovaries, back ache, fatulence, general debility, indi- gestion and nervous prostration. they should remember there is one tried and true remedy. Lydia B. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound at once removes such trouble.
 No other medicine in the world has received such widespread and unquali- fled endorsement No other medicine has such g record of cures of female troubles. Refuse to buy any other medicine:
 Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
 Health is too valuable to risk in ex- periments with unknown and untried medicines or methods of treatment, Remember that it is Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound that is curing and don't allow any druggist to sell you nything else in its place.
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Now Is The Time
 To Buy Your Furniture.


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BRIDGEWATER.

Miss Edith McEslin entertained her sister, Miss Mary McEslin, of Ansonia, over Sunday.
 Dr and Mrs w. H. Wilcox and Faith
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GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud
 ing piles. Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case, no matter of how long standing, in six to IA dayss First application gives ease and ret. soc. If your druggist hasn't it send Soc in stamps and it will be forwarded, postpaid, by Paris
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
A FINE GRANGE MEETING.

Several from here attended the D is- trict Grange meeting held at West Cornwall, last week, and report a good meeting. The way the North Corn wall Grange entertained them made those who did not go feel those bangs of regret often experienced when one sees how much they have missed. One thing sure, they will all be on hand next Gime
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig nature is on each box. 25c.
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WASHINGTON,

SAINT AvERILL. ORNAMENTAL PIC.
 TURF OF CATTLE COMMISSIONER CIV FEN HIM. ~
 As the result of joking between
 Cattle Commissioner,H O. Averill and
 Labor Commissioner Scoville, the for
 mer received. Tuesday morning, an
 ornamental picture of himself, that is
 quite out of the ordinary line. Some
 time ago he sent to Commissioner ScO-
 vile newspaper picture of tall and stout gentleman which by stretch of imagination could be. taken as a cari- cature of that official. The communi- cation was anonymous, but the hand writing was recognizable and Commis- quietly, in arranging return compli- ment. Max Hunzinger of Moodus, the portrait painter, painted portrait of Commissioner Averill that is an excel lent likeness, and added lot of fea- lures emblematic of the commission CTS duties with regard tos domestic animals. In the folds of cloak about his shoulders is depicted a squawking hen, while clasped in his arms are all sorts of farm animals, their heads being practically all there is visible of them. Cattle, pigs, calf, horse evidently troubled with glanders, COW, a dog and cat are all in evidence and very true to life. Below them are crossed stethoscope and an ax, the last resort in cases of diseased animals. A halo glOws about the commissioner head and above is the inscription Saint Averill." Below is an inscrip- tion showing that the gift is in token Of esteem and regard from numerous friends and admirers. When the pie ture was handed to Commissioner Averill by a messenger Commissioner Scoville and about dozen others happened" to be on hand. The sur prise of the recipient was great, but so was his enjoyment and he proposes to have the picture framed.-[Courant. BEFORE THE STORM.
 The farmers are trying to set tobac- co in dust and ashes, ,doubtfully asking, when will it rain? Potatoes; and corn have started out we'll, but how long can they hold against cremation. Oh, for the blessed showers that water the | earth! John Duncan, is critically ill at MT home on Church hill.
 Re! MT Plumb of New Milford visit ed Mrs McClintock, last Friday, ad- the sacrament.
 Rev H. B. Turner and family came to their summer home, week before last.
 Arthur D. Woodruff and family came to Terrace cottage, last week.
 Richard Storrs Barnes and family nave opened their summer home.
 0. D. Cole was up from Bridgeport )ver Sunday.
 The family of Dr Francke of New ' ork arrived at the Mason cottage at Tern Brook farm on Friday, for the ;eaSOn.
 Joseph B. O'Neil of Bridgeport pent a portion of Decoration day at ,. A. Mason's.
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NEW MILFORD.
WORTHWHILE TOPICS.

Rev s. D. Woods preached two il teresting sermons on Sunday. MI l Woods closed the evening service wit fine solo adapted to the theme of tn evenings discourse.
 F: E. Baldwin spent a portion of las week in Sharon, on business connecte with the Sharon Water Go.
 Mrs Hubert Platt is here from Flor ida visiting her daughter, Mrs Levi Payne.
 Master Herbert Magnusson has bee very low with whooping cough com blned with lung trouble. Vile. Kinney is about the house, after beinI in bed nearly three weeks with th same disease.
 Mrs F. B. Braman of Liberty, N. Y. is spending couple of weeks with MT Andrew s. Buckingham.
 Warren Crossman will have a tobac co barn built, soon, by A. s. Bucking ham.
 Mrs Ammon Green of Bantam, wht so often has favored us with music was at church, Sunday evening, witt her friend, Miss Mabel Marsh.
 Miss Mabel Hallock is staying with Mrs Butler Merwin for time.
 Music has been ordered and prepara
 
 Children's day.
 The family of Walter LeavenwOrth has fully recovered from the measles.
 A beautiful bouquet of lilies of the valley was furnished by Mrs w. c. Hine for the church on Sunday.
 STILL RIVER NOTES.
 The S. N. E. Telephone Co. are ex. tending their line from Mrs Bessie Peppers corner, west to A. B. Hatch are to have telephones in their houses.
 John Polanus and Edward Bowers have launched boat on the river op- pOSite the silica mill and will take par ties out on the river. The boat has a gasoline engine in it for power and their prices will be reasonable.
 Fred Wickwire, the engineer at the Silica mill, was confined at home with illness, last week.
 Master Irving Gum has been at home with the whooping cough, the past week. G. W. Hatch and brother began set ting their tobacco, last week Friday. The children of MT and Mrs David P. Osborne are victims of the whoop- Ing cough;
 Mir and Mrs Ira J. Waters welcomed m eight-and-one-half pound daugh- ter at their home Sunday, May IA. Ira J. Waters has two or three acres )f fine early vegetables which he will market in New Milford. He will be- yin running peddling wagon there bout June l5. Those who patronize Jim will be sure of getting nice, fresh right from his gardens. A sensible man does not want to pay nore for a piano than it is worth, and le wants the piano worth all he pays 'iano of Joseph Brinton. See his Idv.
 A REAL ESTATE DEAL. J. A. Cowan has bought the house of Amanda Beach on Second Hill and is aving repairs made on it, preparatory 0 occupancy. FEW MILFORD's LARGEST TOBACCO William Wanzer began setting out | is tobacco, last Saturday. He has bout 20 acres to set this spring. MT Vanzer is the largest tobacco raiser in | his locality.
 Peter Anderson, who lives in Chest ut Land district, has a very hand ,me St Bernard dog he will sell for sasonable price. w. J.Clark has pair of farm horses, and wagon, bought of Pliney quires.
 James Sullivan is out with a speedy irving horse, bought of Pliney Squires. John Hannon is driving clever orse, bought of Pliney Squires.
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BUILDING NOTES.

H. J. Boutelier is b uilding a new barn, 3Ox2O feet. The work is being done by William P. Connor of Sharon, first class carpenter, who has pushed the work right along.
 Mrs Russell and son from New Jer- sey have been spending several days with Mrs w. B. Johnson.
 c. l.. Slade was in Waterbury few days, the first of the week.
 That baseball nine that has been mentioned before crossed bats with the West Cornwall boys, on Saturday kids that went up from here, they probably beat those little lads. Don't be bashful, boys; take some one of your size.
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ADYERrIsINa RATES :
Reading notices. brevier type. 10c line.
 Small nonpareil ads. 1c word per week.
LITCHFlELD COUNTY.
ROXBURr.
MEMORIAL DAY IN ROXBURY,

MEMORIAL DAY IN ROXBURY.
 Because of the custom of some of the
 old soldiers to attend the meeting of
 their post in New Milford on Memorial
 day, and for other good reasons, it was
 decided, after consultation with some
 of the veterans and other citizens, to
 hold memorial services, this year, on
 the Sunday preceding Memorial day.
 Such exercises accordingly were held
 in the Town hall on Sunday afternoon
 last at o'clock. At that time the
 children from many of the public
 schools, bearing flowers, many of the
 few old soldiers and many of the citi-
 zens assembled to celebrate the day. Rev Walter Downes Humphrey pre- | sided, offered prayer and gave the ben edtction. The chief address was give n
 by Rev MT Chunn, recently invited to become pastor of the local Congrega- tional church. He emphasized the
 importance to Americans of holding clearly in view the cardinal principles of the -gOvernmental free dom, religious freedom and popular education. Representative Eugene briefly. Samuel Colt read with just emphasis the short, but immortal, ad- dress of Lincoln at Gettysburg. Frank Collins, his sons and Albert Bucking-
 ham introduced the exercises ly song, "FlOwerS to the> Brave"
 America" "The Star Spangled Ban ner," "The Battle Hymn of the Re public" were sung by the audience, including the children. Capt Cyrus
 E. Prindle, a veteran, acted as mar Shal.: Through the opened ranks of the children Mrs Humphrey and Mrs Preston bore wreathS of flowers to the Warner monument, which wreaths were laid by the marshal at its base. Continuing the march to the cemetery where, the marshal commanding .si- lence, the benedictlon was pronounced by Rev MT Humphrey. Decoration of the flag-marked graves by the children followed, under the marshal's direc- t1on. Among the graves so decorated | was that of a Confederate soldier, | William A. Tenn, brother of the late l pr Fenn and father of Mrs Odell of I this town. Capt Prindle has long been accustomed to flag-mark this grave, equally with that of the Northern sol diers. The war is over and we are brothers. The active and former members of the Booth school and it's debating society wore the school color, blue, at their button-h holes or pinned ,o their gowns. Walter Daley, con- nittee of the largest school district, Dr Pons, committee of the Center dis jrict, Frank Pierce, committee of the Warner Mills district, Henry Larson, committee of the North district, were among those present at the hall or in jhe procession, or in both.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
Why One Is So
 Weak.
HOW TO OVERCOME THE LANOUOR
 OF ThE WARM SEASON.

STRENGTH OF THE BLOOD AND FILLS THE BODY FULL OF IMPURITIES.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02

MrS J. C. west or WaShlngtOn has started two dancing classes here The one for the children is held every Sat- urday afternoon and the one for the adults every Thursday evening.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Johnson of New York have rented the Methodist par sOnage for the coming year and are now nicely settled there.
 Myron Thomas visited his daughter, Miss Mabel Thomas, in New Haven, last week.
 Your correspondent called, last Mon- day, at the home of Henry B. Garlick and was shown his diploma which he has just received from the Veterinary Science Association of London, Onta- rio. MT Garlick has also had a great deal of experience in this line of work and IS now fully prepared to take care of all kinds of sick animals.
 The Epworth League of the Metho- dist church are preparing for .an ice Remember the date.
 MT and Mrs Pulley Bernhardt were made happy by the arrival of daugh- ter at their home, last week.
 It seems shame that some people will dump old cans and bottles on the main highway, when there are plenty of old back roads where they would be out of sight. On the road from the Center to the Station two piles have recently been left, one near the brook at the old Dr Fenn place and one near the corner where the road from Bur- ton Bradley's comes out on to the Sta tiol road. Everyone should take pride in having the town look itsI best, slightly piles of rubbish.
 Archibald Wilkinson and family of New York, Mrs Ralph Seymour and children, and Miss Eva Hurlburt of Terryville are guests at Henry S. H url- burt'S.
 Henry Bradley of Washington has purchased of his brother, Theodore Bradley of Washington, his share in the Mallett place here and al so his share in the land at Moose Horn.
 The late Jonah T. Davidson left his farm and tools to Walter Babcock for caring for him in his last days.
 In the case of Joseph Seidel against the town of Roxbury, which trial was completed last Saturday in New Mil ford before Judge Welch, Mir Seidel got a decision for $255.
 Frank Winters of New Milford called on friends in town, last Sunday.
 Mark A. Bradley has taken the con- tract for hauling lumber, stone and other freight from Roxbury Station to Bridgewater for 0. B. Thompson.
 The ladies of the Episcopal church met at the rectory, this week Thurs day, and packed box which they sent to Rev George Sutherland of St Mary's Mission, Waynesville, N. o.
 The young ladies of Roxbury be- tween the ages of 15 and 20 have just formed society for mutual improve ment and recreation called the Kappa Omicron Sigma society. They have limited Ithe membership to 20. The club is now rehearsing a play to be given in the Town hall in the near future.
 Ira B. Hamlin, who is still quite an active man, celebrated the 91st anni- versary of his birthday, Tuesday, May B, quietly at the home of MT and Mrs A. J. Vidler. A few friends called and kindly remembered him.
 s. B. Smith, although spending most of his time in Hartford, this spring, still has fine early garden. He is now enjoying fine lettuce from it and in few days will be able to pick peas His other vegetables are we'll ad- vanced. He has garden hard to match.
 Mrs E. G. SeeIey, who has been
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INTERESTING LETTER
WRITTENBYAN0TABLEW0MAN
Mrs. Sarah Kellogg Of Denver, Color Bearer of the Woman's Relief Corps, Sends Thanks to Mrs. Pinkham.

The following letter was written by Mrs. Kellogg, of 1928 Lincoln Ave-, De nve r, Colo. to Mrs. Pink ham, Lynn, Mass. {: Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
 " For five years I was troubled with a tumor, which kept growing, causing me intense agony and
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
BEFORE THE STORM,

The farmers are trying to set tobac- co in dust and ashes, ,doubtfully asking when will it rain? Potatoes; and corn have started out we'll, but how long can they hold against cremation. Oh, for the blessed showers that water the earth.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
A REAL ESTATE DEAL.

A REAL ESTATE DIAL. J. A. Cowan has bought the house of having repairs made on it, preparatory to occupancy.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02

w. T. GALLAGHER
 MAIN ST., SANDY HOOK, Or. Shop near New England Station. Barber and HafrdreSser. Satisfaction in all my work guaranteed. Shop open every day and even- Ing. Razor Honing A Speciality.
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SAINT AvERILL. L.''-ORNAMENTAL L PIG
 TURF OF CATTLE COMMISSIONER CIV EN HIM
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02

William Wanzer began setting out his tobacco, last Saturday. He has about 20 acres to set this spring. MT Wanzer is the largest tobacco raiser in this locality.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-04-15

LIE jeune roi d'Espagne montre des
dispositions Pindiscipline qui font lie
desespoir de ses ministries. lis ont eu
de La peine lui faire accepter un voya-
ge Paris ct il ma consenti qua des
conditions quill faIlu lui accorder
apres que tout essai de persuasion cut
etc epuise pour lui faire entendre raison.
La principale de ces conditions est quill
sera laisse libre de courir tout seul Paris
pendant une journee ct de faire tout ce
qui lui plaira sans etre espionne. ii
veut yoir la grande vile telle qu'elle
est en- simple human ct non point de
vue royal. La Oh Alphonse donne en-
core du tracas ces pauvres ministries,
c'est propos des projects de marriage
qu'ils elaborent pour lui: il les stupe-
fats rautre jour ell leur declarant en-
phatiquement que ce quill iui faut pour
femme ce nest nj une timide Alleman-
de, hi une farouche Autrichienne, mais
une charmante Americaine avec quel-
ques millions son credit, qui ne serait
pas un embarras pour PEtat EN- exi-
geant lie service dune crosse liste civile;
ct puis, vienne une revolution qui lie
consigne rexil, il y aurait La consola-
ton dun gros sac d'argent pour MAIN
tenir sa position Voyez-vous, aurait-
il ajoute avec sa libre facon de parler,
les Americaines sont tres fines, ct, ce
qui est tres important pour moi, gra-
cieusesn
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-04-15
REcEpvE Mr. APTISTE AVRIL
The president appointed Messrs. L.

The president appointed Messrs. LIE
Brun and Barre on said committee.
communication from the National
Good Roads Association inviting the
Jury to send delegation to the South
ern Good Roads. Convention to De heid
in Baton Rouge April 2sth and 18th
was received and on motion OF Mr. barre,
seconded by Mr.. Gendron, i was orders<sl !
.puBlisIied5 asnd tie pr-sauen. was
quested to appoint large delegation to
represent the parish at the convention.
The president thereupon appointed the
following delegation the road contrac-
tors and the six road commissioners
Messrs. Chas. st. Martin, Andrew Ma
gel, DIR. j. P. Gilmore, E. ]. Caire, Geor-
ge a. Tassin, Ozem6 Labiche, Emile
DeLaneuville and Victorin Haydel, also
Messrs. Chas. Gendron, N. F. Pecquet
Paul Berthelot, George Bourgeois. DO.
seph LeBrun, A. Lasseigne and }. )
| Refine.
There being no further business, th'
Jury adjourned.
ALOVON GRANIER,
President.
A true copy:
j. J. RENE,
Secretary.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-04-15
COMMUNIQUE.
II avril 1905.

avn A0oSs
Cher Monsieur 7 Editeur:
B. TiZeur Sc morfond en- excuses pour |
vous dire quill s'etait leve quatre heu-
res pour attendre 6 LIE Meschacebe y;
mais notre voisin qui est tres goguenard
dit que c'etait lie chant du moustique
qui lie tracassait. Qu'est-ce que ca Sc
rait done sill await etc darde? II serait
oblige de faire quart avant minuit, ct
apres faire un feu dams sa cour ct invi-
ter tous les mangeurs-maringou du
faubourg. Nous supposons que notre
dernier communique est entierement
de son go0t; il doit yoir que lie mousti-
que du dard ; sill ne lie croft pas quill
>demande Berthelot, ct nous sommes
sur quill lui dira que lie moustique ell
etait un du Lac Maurepas on plut6t de
la Balize, ct meme un male.
II veut nous flire br0ler rhuile que
nous avons dams notre fanal, a crosse
tiamme; nous la bralerons, entire vous
ct nous, Monsieur PEditeur, dams de
petits tete-a-tete, ct ce que je dirai ca
sera toujours voix basse ct cadenasses
dams votre imprimerie; car le carencro
q,i est pose sur la maison-de-cour pour
rait Sc meprendre rodeur ct la cou-
leur, ct envoyer lie surintendant exami-
ner peasant que nous soinrnes recole
a dissequer les cadavres de la section 5.
Les peches ct les crimes anciens ne
talent que de petites infractions. conf
pares aux modernes. Les bandits rem
contraient leurs victimes sur les gram
des routes, les depouillaient ct disparais-
salient; les politicians, atm de s'accapa-
rer les renes du gouvernement, assassi-
naient les plus hauts places, ct apres
ills commenc lient leurs fortunes. Au-
iourd'hui celia change, mais les crimes
ct les peches sont plus noirs ct plus
sataniques: les politicians qui veulen,
perpetuer leurs regnes achetent leur
victimes CONNIE s'achete un esclave.
5 Un sheriff malhonete achete (s'bribe''
un juge, achete m repre- achet'
E un tresorier achete tous ceux qui son
e d vendre, ct ceux qui ne Sc vendenA pa
$ doivent etre passes dams la guillotin
n politique: rhypocrisie ct les mensonge
u en- sont les agents ct les executors
i L'integrlte, l'honnetete ct la reputatio
.e de ses bienfaiteurs sont attaques.
l. Du moment qu'un homme comme
Is faut assume une position independant,
u on qu'il nomme les choses par leu
. noms, 81 quill pointe les abus, aaors
a. sheriff deit raneantir ct lie dlffamer.
IL Assassinez un homme, ct vous
re privez de Ia vie, mais ses souffranc
n sont finies; volez-lui sa bourse, ct il j
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-04-15
Euchre Club.

Les membres du st. John Progressive
Euchre Club apprendront avec joie quill
y aura une grande .partie, le soif de
Paques. La direction nous prie de rap
peler a tous ceux qui sont en- retard
dams lie Placement de leurs quotites que
roccasion sera tres favorable pour les
acquitter.