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The people attending church, last

The people attending church, last
Sunday, enjoyed the beautiful display
OF house grown plants that was furnished by
Mrs Herbert w. Wright; and yet the large
mum Der of plants' brought to the church form
ed but a small part Of her truly remarkable
collection.
The gospel wagon from huntingdon ran
weeks, the roads having been practically i'm
gaasssab5le for so SO heavy wager. Lester g
now go without any letup through the bright
season, and let the children be ready for it
at their hh The Sunday schoo
last Sunday made So; the collection was $3.50
Next Sunday morning. HHg April 1e, the pastor
City. thus observing Palm Sunday.
Rev Otis w. Barker spoke on Tues
day evening, April IL, at the Christian
Adventist church in Danbury on the
subject, eff We Were but in Earnest, "
showing the need in these days of per-
sonal work entered into by every fol-
lower of Christ.
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HOLY WEEK
GOOD FRIDAY,

Monday, Wednesday and Thursday
service at p. M, in the Guild room.
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Mrs Thomas E. Keane Of Gas street
is entertaining her father and mother,
who lately arrived from Ireland.
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Miss Jessie M. Taylor has been sub.
stituting as teacher at the high school
during Miss S. e. Goodwin's absence.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

The rally prayer meeting at the Con-
gregatiOnal church, Wednesday night,
was led by L. 9. Nicholson, good
number being present.
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Mr. and Mrs II. G. Holt returned to
New York, Tuesday, after a stay of 10
DAYS at TaVlOr'S hotel.
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Arthur Curtis and family of Monroe
made a short visit with Mr. and Mrs
James Partridge in Berkshire, the past
week. IS
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

Edward Peeso has moved from Zoa1
into Mrs Lillis' house near Benefits
Bridge
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James O'Connell of Zoar has hand
some new top carriage, bought of the
reliable Sandy Hook dealers, A. M.
BriScOe & Son,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

A. P. Smith will deliver lecture
before the Merryall Grange, New Mil
ford, April 25.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

Morning service at 10 O'Clock. From
IL to.3, three hours devotions.
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Master Eugene Peck Of New Britain
is with his erandparents.C Capt and Mrs
A. w. Peck, of Mt Pleasant, for brief
vacation
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

D. N. Clark, the hardware merchant
of Shelton, is having a special sale for
the next 30 days on all kinds Of grass
seed, and he would be pleased to quote
you prices. He also has some very fine
Maine seed potatoes, all the different
varieties, at low prices. Notice his ad-
yertiSement in another column.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

G.. F. Taylor has neatly fitted up an
undertaking room in the apartment
next to the POstOffice.
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Mr. and Mrs A. F. Clarke were in
town, Wednesday. They will return
to Newtown about May l.
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At the stated convocation of Hiram
chapter, No. l, r. A. NJ, held Wednes-
day evening, April IL, the following
officers were elected and installed by
P. Fl. P. James M. Blackman: 81. p,
Albert L. Schuyler; King, James H.
George; scribe, Philo Nichols; treasur-
er, Austin B. Brakeman; secretary,
Otis 0. Wright; G. of H., John L. San
Sc SEA- A: James, ne; N. v, Louis Goaiett;
M. ", Ammon Taylor; M. l ",
Henry B. Coger; trustees, Philo Mich
OILS, Abel F. Clarke, William H. Wake
lee; financial committee, James H.
George, Ross Jewell, Henry B. Coger;
tyler, James M. Blackman.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

The spring offering at Taylor, Curtis
& Co. IS includes wall paper, window
shades, straw mating, children's,
misses and ladies' shoes.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

Robert Lockwood of Bridgeport Wis
tied his parents in Pootatuck, Tuesday.
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Auction.

I will sell at Public Auction
Tuesday, April Is, 1905, at 10
o'clock a. M, at my residence,
New Fairfield, Conn.,, personal
property consisting of l horse,
harnesses, wagons, l bob
sleigh, moving machine, saws,
ice tongs, milk cans, bedsteads.
feather beds, carpets chairs,
tables, one 11.foot oak extern
sion table, stoves, crockery, tin
ware, fruit cans, stone jars, iron
kettles, churn, etc. Sixty days
credit given on endorsed notes,
on all sums of $40 and over;
under $40, cash. Homer l..
Wanzer, New Fairfield, Conn.
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Mr. and Mrs Charles Peck of Hawley-
vile had son arrive at their home,
Sunday, April 2.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

Harnesses, harness sundries, sweat
pads, etc., at the Brick store, Sand.
Hook.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

Mr. and Mrs George Yahrous return
ed on Saturday, after stay OF four
DAYS in Boston, Mass.
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P. F. Heating was in the Park City
Wednesday,.
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MISS M, DEAN MOFFATT.

NJ,
Gladly all the ladies are anticipating the
coming of Miss M. Dean Moffatt on Tuesday
afternoon of next week at the residence Of
Miss Scudder at 2 30 o'clock. This is the an
nual mite-bag meeting when the ladies are to
bring in the mite-bags, given out last spring
rolling up from year to year. viii this year
reach the full Of the tide? Most cordially all
the ladies of the congregation are invited to
this mite-bag meeting.
AS this notice is sent in, word has not yet
come from Miss Moffatt as to whether she can
here; but it is hoped that this can yet be
planned for Monday evening, April II, or
Tuesday evening, April 10.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

E. G. Page OF Berkshire has had a
telephone placed in his house.
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Methodist Conference appointments:
Redding, Jabez Scott; West Redding,
w. J. Reed; Long Hill, J. A. Osborne;
Roxbury, c. A. Pickett: Bethlehem,
r. L. Brennier; South Britain, J. L.
Sparklin; Georgetown, A. c. Eggles-
ton; Bantam, w. J. Reed; Cornwall
Bridge, G.. B. Eastland; Woodbury., G..
B. Dusinberre; Yalesville, F. n. Saw
yer; Easton, r. 1. B. Illman; Nichols,
H. o. Gilman; Bakersville, John Nash;
Bethel, Frank Steihler; New Milford,
F. D. Torrey; Westport, E. F. Louns-
bury.
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The Walking club has been organized
in Sandy Hook, with William McNa-
mara as president and Mr. Wilcox as
treasurer. Southford and return is a
popular trip for the club. Shoemaker
Corbett hopes the membership may in
crease.
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EASTER GIFTS FOR MOUNT CARMEL f

The children of the Sunday school and all
the people Of the church are asked to join in
the pleasant work of remembering the chill
dren of Mount Carmel home with Easter gifts.
These should be brought to the church, next
Sunday april IT, or left At Il the
consist of dressed dolls, Easter cards, books.
Easter novelties, or any pretty thing which
the donor fancies would suit the taste Of a boy
or girl not abundantly possessed of this
worlds goods. These gifts need not neces-
sarily be brand new. The children of Mount
Carmel home (near New Haven) are orphans
or half orphans of Christian Protestant par
entS, who are given here the most helpful in
f1uenceS OF a true Christian hOme
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

The Eaton-Hurlbut writing papers,
elegant in quality, at Belts.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

Wilson M. Reynolds caught trout
in the Pootatuck, Saturday, weighing
q pound. His second expedition after
the big two-pound trout was not a
success. 1t is whispered that the
whopper was a sucker weighing q
pounds and jamie @. caught it the
day before w. M. visited the brook.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

A fine and seasOnable line of garden
seeds, in package and bulk, at Belts.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

Miss Catherine Creigh of Bethel is
the guest of her cousin, MRS John P.
Corbett, on Queen street.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
EASTER SUNDAY.

EASTER SUNDAY.
Extra effort will be made to get
every one connected with the Sunday
school out on Easter Sunday. Special
music and an Easter sermon will be
features of the church service. The
superintendent of the Sunday school,
A. p. Smith, will have small Easter
remembrance for all who are in at
tendance on the Queen of Days.
PRAYER MEETING IN HOLY WEEK.
The prayer meeting of next Wednes-
day evening, April 10, at 7.30 O'Clock
should be peculiarly helpful one,
coming right in the midst of the ten
der memories of Holy Week. The
pastor will then speak on one of Jesus
seven words from the Cross, 81
thirst
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B. P. r. Cockerels

For Sale Stock from Storrs Agri. college.
Oscar Carlson, Newtown, OF.
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EASTER SUNDAY.

At 3 p. M, service in the Guild room.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

For the farm crops try Bradley s
fertilizer; Taylor, Curtis & Co. sell it.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

FOR SALE--Ftne surry. coach or draft horse
L 10 years old, color bay, sound and kind,
weighs 14O0 lbs. Price $500. d. 9. Peck. Mt.
Pleasant. Newtown, ct. Telephone 34-4.
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Pigs That Make POrkers

Pure blood Chester White No garbage fed
1 shall have April L. 100 of these young pigs
ready to CO. Am now booking orders; get
your orders In early so as not to get left. Al
SO so fine shoats Of the same breed for sale
All A No. stock. f. E. CLARK,
Cor. Madison Ave and THORN ST.,
Bridgepo RI. Conn.
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The D; M: Read Co.
Printed Satin Finished FOulards

hundred different patterns congs
black
drey yard
About Window Shades
Doubtless while the housekeeping time will! find window
Kings Lonsdale
quality with all stock.
Shades,
Opaque Shades best quality, so and So cts
Double-aced Opaque Shades, IS and IS
Holland white and 7So9Octs
Very Robe Dresses
effective
graduation
The D. M. READ Co.
Bridgeport,
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DOR SALE-A pair of 5-year-Old
Y 81. Reed, StratfOrd, Conn.
Auction.

The undersigned. being about to leave town,
will sell at public auction, at 10 a. M, on We'd
h Homestead p known ~; as as the wallet Place" in
Flanders, ~ miles north Of woodbury Center
Beth Si consisting Of house barn and 9th
er outbutldinRs, and 43 acres ofEland suitably
divided into meadow, pasture ana Woo1land:
sell at the same time horses. COW. u pullets,
barrels of cider, Star separator, four gal
~, 2 tons hay, set Of work harness, single
harness, wood sled. horse hay rake, l hay
hook, pork barrel. horse collars, and other
fhsi too daT to snS
Shelly, Auctioneer.
FOR sALE-A new mich COW with calf, good
calf: Mrs George Kubic, Walkers Farms dis
UCTION-Win sell at Public Auction on
sha: ,, at Gillcress Farm formerly the Abby
Andrews Farm, Weston, Conn, the following
goo Surrey s1 in psec ogss set
handy farm wagon, ! Breed weeder, one;
iron beam pillow nearly new, Franklin coun-
ty churn OK sled with cast Shoes 1 Thomas
ness. patent corn ana potato marker mark xn Bal-
lard hay tedder lot of small garden and farm
| ing TOOLS chains. Shoninger organ, 2 bedsteads
| besides a lot of other household furniture and
| many other things too numerous to mention.
GaT NJ a. BsnRs Weston s n Conn., sne
Dibble, Auctioneer.
no RENT-House opposite the Newtown Sta
| i ton. Address Thomas Reilly, 651 Lafay-
fayette st., Bridgeport, Conn.,, or call On O. 81
| Gay, next door.
FOR SALE Fine sprry; coach or draft horse
weighs 14OO lbs Price $500 d, g. Peck Mt
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

TEAM OF HORSES FOR SALE-One pair Of
heavy work shorses 8 and years old.
closely matched. weight 200 to $500 lbs; accli-
mated; sound and all right in every way. Gan
be seen at work at any time At the New Eng
land Quartz Go. mill at Roxbury Falls, Conn.
Victor N. Shelton. ROXbury Station, OF.
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DOR SALE-One calf three weeks old, one
i calf two weeks old, one calf three days old.
E. L. johnson, NeWtoWn.
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DOR SALE-The place in Taunton formerly
+ occupied by John Elliott; house and barn
and II acres of land. Inquire Of John L.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

EGGS FOR HATCHING-Barred Plymouth
- Rocks. Is for 81. 30 for Sl.50. No finer stock
In the state. Wanted, eggs to hatch In my in
@ and 80 per iOO straight Barred p, Rocks
West Side Poultry Farm, Hotchkissville. OF
tAed
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For Sale Cheap.

115-acre farm good house and 10
young cows for $500; dirt cheap. brown
horse, 1850, good driver, $40. bay horse, HOO,
good worker and driver, for 500.
e. J. HOSFORD. New Preston Conn.
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TOR SALE-Pure blood Plymouth Rock
eggs for Matching. Is for SOC. Mrs Ernest
E. Ferry, Dodgingtown, Conn.
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COrsets Fitted. An Ef nyms XII
PURSES whether large small. A welcome
for all. Helen Mac Mahon, 1119 Broad Street,
Taylor Building) Bport, Conn.,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

CEED POTATOES FOR SALE EARLY North
y OF, Carmen No. and 0Ssen Mountain, Ill
grown from Name eeod last season. Also
very nice Holstein bull calf months old ffum
Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

Special Notice. Have m1 barber rs,ep sbea
at my house on the Turnpike Stepney
Depot and am prepared to do shaving, hair
cutting and hair dyeing. Shampooing, of Ia
gu aranteed. M. Ethan. Stepney Depot, Ct
TOR tSALE-One horse, harness, runabout
+ buggy rubber tired top buggy and surrey
Peter Fl. Lynch. Long Hill, Conn.
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Auction.

Will sell at Public Auction, Friday, April
IA. sale to begin a. 100. at my store at Adams
corner, several horses. cattle, lot farming
tools, quantity of groceries and many other
things too numerous to mention.
If stormy sale will take place first fair day.
HAEUBLEIN & sPRANDEL.
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VICTOR TALKING MACHINE for sale
Barrels OF fun for winter evenings. A now
Victor talking machine for sale cheap to
quick buyer. Address George Louis Burr,
Stepney Depot. Conn.,, or Charles Winton.
EaStQn. Conn,
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i ton Address Thomas Reilly. 651 Lafay-
fayette st., Bridgeport, Conn.,, or call on O. q.
Cav. next door.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-14

A UOTION--Havings sold my farm will sell at
n auction Monday, April u, lat 10 q. m, at
good cows. l2 yearIinGs, CLARK harrow, set of
Bakers trace1ess harness. land roller. Lyon
s sa etc s Arth1r + Minor. BethleSem: .A'
Judeon, Auctioneer. L. w. Fox win cater.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-24
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
Entertained In Honor Of Visiting Mem.
bers at Mrs. Banks.


The local chapter Of the Order OF
Eastern star entertained last after.
noon from 1 to 6 at the home uf Mrs.
j. ". Banks in compliment to MRS.
Clara 4. Mcbride of Atoka. past grand
mGtron and past grand secretary. and
other members of the Order of East
erp Star who are visitors in the city
attending the convention Of the Wo.
mems Christi ian Temperance Union.
Among the visitors We're Mrs Mary
Rogers OF Atoka. past grand matron:
Mrs. G., u. Hester of Musltogec. who
holds the unique position Of having
been the first worthy matrun of the
first chapter of the O. II. s. organized
in Indian Territory. Miss Lillian lew
Is of Wilburton and Mrs Allen OF
Tahlequah.
Mrs. Banks was assisted by Mrs.
Fannie Bumpas, grand secretary ot
Indian Territory and worthy matron
of the local chapter, and Mrs. j. w.
Ncwcomb, Mrs. a. H. Palmer aud 9th.
ers. Quite q number of members of
the local chapter were present. Re.
ircshmcnis were served and a very
pleasant two hours spent Mrs. Banks
entertained in her usual charming
manner and the guests Of the Ardmorc
chauter will depart with many ploas
ant memories of the Ardmurc people
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-24
TWO Eirns-

A Imp explosion at 9 O'Clock last
night in r. G. Loughridge's room over
Lanu Bros store on East Main street
called out the 1ru department No one
was in the room ei the time of the
explosion but the timely work OF those
near aided BY the department extin-
guished the FIRE that would have
quickly destroyed the two story france
building and it's contents lane Bros.
greatly appreciated che prompt re-
sppnsc of the department and as
mark Of appreciation gave the boys a
boS Of fine cigars.
Another lamp explosion al the hoUre
Of J G.. Meek occurred about o'cloc k
in the evening. The amp began burn
ing all over and Mrs. Meek quickly
threw II into the yard While still m
the air u burst AMI threw burning OIL
in every direction. Fortunately the OIL
did not ignite the house Mrs Meek
ufcred q slight burn on the hand and
arm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-24
important land Contest Decided.

An important land contest, inyolv-
ing valuable mill and water rights
on Blue river and, practically. the
whole townsitc of Belton. has been
the subject Of recent decision by the
Hon. Commissioner of Indian affairs
at Washington
The case is known as shat cf w. J.
Leslie. contestant, vs.. Christian Fred
erick Ebisch. contestee. At the orig
inal hearing before the commission,
this case was decided in favor OF the
contestee. Ebisch, upon the ground
that the land in question was public
domain and open to allotment to any
citizen of the Chickasaw nation. Upon
appeal to the Commissioner of Indian
affairs, the matter was argued at
length with the result that the decis.
ion of the commission was reversed
and the land awarded to the contes'
tant Leslie. w w. Wright, the Wash
ingten attorney, represented Mr.. Les
lie before the commissioner of Indian
affairs "A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-24


In accordance with the policy Of
the Ardmore Fair Association to pre-.
sent to visitors the very best attrac.
tions that is possible to secure. the
same rule VIII be applicable TO oXhib-
It, and indications are that the dis.
play viii tickle the fancy of the thous.
ands who will come here FOR the oc.
CdsiCn.
President Wall Of the Association
earnestly hopes that the ladies of the
town will prepare exhibits for the
coming exposition and states that
booths will be reserved for the la.
dies to make displays. Prizes have
been offered. he states. for the best
flower display also the following for
fruits, preserves and jcllies. pictures
educational. fancy work. canned goods
and pastry.
Mr.. Wall states that any informa
tiun will be gladly furnished by him
and hn trusts that the ladies will "a
sist the Fair and take hold OF the
matter Immediately.
In addition to the many features OF
the Fair it is planned to hold a baby
show one of the days aud a good prize
win ro awarded To- the prettiest baby
Merchants VINO have bought space
are requested to commence the worn
Of preparation as soon as possible.
II is announced that the second day
will be one of the biggest. on that day
Pawnea BINS wild West show vii
show at the fair grounds.
The official program will contain Q
full list of the attractions
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-24
PERSONAL


Henry Cooper g. here from Sugler.
w. P. Earl of Cornish is in the city
George Harrison is here from Du-
rant
l. W. Williams is in the city from
Purcell
f. c. Hatfield is in the city from
Muskogce.
Frank scivally is in the city from
Orr on bushes.
+. f. Graham of Marietta Is in the
city on business.
j. X. Thompson of Pauls Valley is
a business here today.
VIM. Taliaferro Is a business visitor
to the city from Madill.
Homer Willis Is here from Kingston
on business at the land office.
Clay Waller is visiting at his for
mer home in Henrietta, Texas
F. r. Rice and Il. L. Rice are Ard
more visitors today from Lindsay.
Miss Helen Miller of the land Office
Is spending Sunday at Tishomingo.
Hon Bob Davenport Of Mt. Vernon,
Texas, is in the city on legal business.
Miss Eva Boundtrce has returned
from q pleasant trip to Kansas City.
mir. and Mrs A. A. Chapman and
Miss Eva Morse are in the city from
Ravia-
Cal Cowan. hardware merchant of
Cornish. was an Ardmore visitor yes
terday.
j. T. Walter. a young attorney OF
Mil Creek was an Ardmore vislSUr
yes, erday.
Mrs. NJ. e. williams Of Minco is a
guest at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. w.
S. Wolverton.
Or. Davenport of Tishomingo was
visitor yesterday He has a number
Of friends here.
Ewing Clagett of Western Texas is
in the city the guest of Mrs. Mary
Williams. T.. street southeast.
Mr., and Mrs. J. +. c. Albright de-
parted Yesterday for an extended Wis
it to Comanche. l. r., and western
Oklahoma.
Miss Lizzie Hudson. who has been
whiting her aunt. Mrs, Waller Che
nault, has returned to her home In
Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Avey and little
daughters, Louise and Elizabeth, &c
Gainesville. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
T. d. Haight. North Caddo street.
w. d. Jones. educator and publisher
Of Columbia. Ky. is in the city visit
ing his Kentucky friend, U. T. Rex
roat. Mr.. Jones IS here to embark In
business
Mrs. r. f. McLarsn and childcen
from Elgin. Texas. are in the city yis-
iting Mrs. McLaren's mother, Mrs. |.
Boger They viii remain probably Il
couple of months.
Mrs. Mary Hall left this morning
for Ardmore where she will visit a
short time. then goes to Arkansas,
where she viii live in the future
| Fridays Ada News.
VIM. Miller and son, Mart Miller,
| we're in The cite Friday from Tisho-
| ningo to witness the execution. Mr..
| Miller is the marshal Of the capital
city and is assisted in his duties by
} his son. They are both efficient Off
rers and there are never any disturb
| ances I'm their town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-24

J. d. Robertson of this city, who
was formerly engaged in the general
merchandise business at Amer Win
Eastman as his po5D D1ico, l,Guests
the Ardmoreite to e)rr5ct tha inltials
of the Robertson. WHO MAS ronncc,e
with the recent atfe dq.sd ''tnin2 of
a store at Eastman az puhhSlcl IN
Thursdays edition The patty impii'
Gated in the recent trouD.e IS j.. \.
Robertson Mr.. Robertson of this city
states that many people hers have
confused him with the evil doer on
account of the similarity OF the
names and initials.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-24
Fresh cranberries at
J. A. SKIPWORTH'S


NVT TNNV TFNTIJ t-tENN IN'U1'N'
In strict accordance with the city
ordinance. the curfew bell will ring
everything at nine o'clock from this
time on. Chief Cf Police Garrett made
the incidental remark to the Ardmore-
ite that when curfew rang, he and his
force would get busy. Boys and girls
under age found on the streets after
that hour Without an order from their
parents or glnrdian will be cared for
by the officers. i'm other words they
will be "roped in" Chief Garrett says
he will enforce his part of the o'din'
ance TO the finish, irrespective of
your boy or mine" and the people
may just as well understand the law
now, as later. Il have sworn duty to
perform and will do it,