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A Great Medicine.
BRINGS HEALTH TO THREE MEM
 HERS OF SAME FAMILY.

CURES WEES DEBILITY AFTER MA LARIA, A HUSBANDS RHEUMATISM, DAUGHTERS NERVOUS PROsTRA- TION.
 The claim of Dr Williams Pink Pills | to be genuine household remedy is l based on the fact that they make the blGOd sound and the nerves strong and so overcome variety of diseases. | II have recommended pr Williams Pink Pills to many People," said Mrs GosSett, "because l have seen such l good results, time after time, right in who do not need to take anybOdy'S word on the subject, for our own ex- perience in the past ten years has taught us how we'll they deserve the praise given them by so many others. 1 l t was just about ten years ago that l first read about Dr Williams Pink Pills, in newspaper article which gave the testimony of some woman who had been cured by them. Her symptoms were so much like mine that thought l would try them, and then l bought my first box.
 was at that time all run down in health, l was weak and nervous and without ambition. l couldn't walk any distance on account of shortness of breath and palpitation of my heart, and l had no appetite. l had been doctoring all summer for malaria and stomach trouble. Everybody thought l was going into consumption, as my mother had died of that disease.
 Thanks to pr Williams Pink Pills l am now alive and hearty. 1 began to improve as soon as 1 began to take them. The first box reused up my ap petite, so got three more boxes, and when those had been taken l was a we'll woman. l always take few as a tonic every spring and fall, and I have found them of great benefit just before and after confinement. Everyone won ders how l keep so we'll and am able to care for my home and six children without help. pr Williams Pink Pills explain it.
 1 My oldest girls health began to fail when she was about fourteen, as the result of too close application to her school work. She was nervous, com plained of sharp pains in her head, would get deathly sick and have to leave the school room to get fresh air to revive her. 1 gave some pills to her. 1 She only took few boxes, but they cured her troubles and caused her to develop into perfect picture of health. Then my husband took them for rheu- matism and found that they would cure that too. So you see we have all got great good from using them and that is why we recommend them to others"
 Mrs Minnie B. GosSett lives at Urichsville, Tuscarawas Co.,, Ohio, and is we'll known, as she has resided in the some neighborhood for more than thir- teen years. Dr Williams Pink Pills are sold by all druggists everywhere. They have cured other diseases also, such as anamia, neuralgia, partial paralysis, Irregularities and all forms of weakness in women. They have also cured the most stubborn cases of dys- pepsia. They agree with the most delicate stomachs and rapidly strength en them. They are indispensable for growing girls.
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have been appointed appraisers on the estate of the late David B. Disbrow.
 Mrs Charles Wakeman of Aspetuck is caring for Harry Hull, who is dan- gerouslv ill from paralysis, at his home in Hull s Farms.
 Henry B. Burr, who is working in Ridgeteld, passed Sunday with his family on Burr's Highway.
 MT and Mrs George Sherwood of Weston were Sunday visitors at Will liam LObdell's.
 Mrs W. H. Cane is slowly recover ing from prolonged attack of grip.
 William Smith of Cross Highway is confined to the house with the prevail ing epidemic. Dr Dunham has been in attendance.
 Everett Howe of Peterboro, N. H.. was a recent visitor at the parsonage.
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Wht we offer the people of New town Dr SilaS Ames' Pleasant Specitic for the CURE of constipation and dys- pepSia at half-price, fuli-sized soc package for 25c, and guarantee CURE we do so with full knowledge that in this specific we have a remedy that is without an equal for all stomach trOu- bles and bowel bothers. The sales arc immense and our stock is being rapid ty depleted. We urge immediate trial while the:half-price offer remains open. If you have headaches, taste your food after eating, are dizzy. faint. or consti- oated, don't delay taking the specific By mail, postage paid, at the halt price.
 BETTS & BET1S,
 Druggists, Sandy Hook, Conn
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ANOTHER CASE OF RHEUMATISM CURED BY CtiAMBERLAlN'S
 PAIN BALM.

The efficacy of Chamberlain Pain Balm in the relief of rheumatism is being demonstrated daily. Parker Triplett of Grigsby, Va, says that hamberlain's Pain Balm gave him perma nent relief from rheumatism in the back when everything else failed. and he would not be without it. For sale by R; H; Beers & o., Newtown: Fay Tor, Curtis So Co.,, Sandy Hook; w. N
 Hurd, Long Hill; Ernest Hawley, Hawleyville: A. E. Blakeman, Bots ford; D. s. Mead, Branchville.
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NOTES FROn ST ROSES.

A collection for coal was taken at St Roses the last two Sundays, but on were unable to be present. The pastor will call in person on those of his par ishioners who have not contributed to the worthy object.
 Mrs Bailey of Great Ring is serious ly i'll. Monday afternoon Father Fox started for her home. He was obliged to leave his horse at MT Clark's and finish the journey on foot, making his way with great difficulty over the drifts
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WHAT ARE THEY?

Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. A new remedy for stomach troubles, biliousness, and constipation, and good one. Price 25 cents. For sale by R. H. Beers $ Co.,, .Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook, w. N. Hurd, Long Hill: Ernest Hawley, Hawleyville; A. B. Blake man, Botsford; D. S. Mead Branchyille,
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STEvENSON.
ITEMS OF INTERPRET

Mir and Mrs J. E. Downs enter tained H. M. Smith of THE BEE at dinner, last Monday.
 Miss Rose Dillon of New Milf )rd spent Sunday here the guest of MT and Mrs Charles B. French.
 Mrs Charles Mott, who has been ill, is now rapidly improving.
 William Stowe of Bridge port was a guest, Monday. of MT and Mrs Martin Stowe.
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W. K. Nolan of Bridgeport in his ad. of this week speaks of important features required to make a perfect shoe. No shoe has been made perfect: yet line embracing so many styles and possessing so many strong points as this one cannot be too strongly re- commended. Different feathers and different weights of shoes for various occasions make the assortment more complete. The store at 1926 Main street is devoted to the exclusive sale of women s and childrenS footwear.
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BERKSHIRE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

MT and Mrs Harry B. Curtis of Bridgeport passed Sunday at Henry G. CurtlS'.
 Mrs J. c. Hawley and daughter have been visiting in Bridgeport, this week. ; Arthur Partridge Of Woodbury pass ed few days, last week, at J. w. Par tridge's.
 Miss Mary Carey of Shelton passed Sunday at William Shea's.
 D. K. COlepaugh was a guest last week, of his daughter, Mrs John Par tridRe.
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GREENFIELD FILL,
CHURCH NOTES.

The Washington sociable will be held at Mrs William Wilson's resi- dence, February P. Everybody is in- vited. Admission l0c.
 The Anniversary sociable, which was to have been held at the parson- age, February l, and was postponed on account of illness, will be held early in March.
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REV AND HRS w. P. KNAPP TO SPEAK AT TIE FAYETTEVILLE CHAPEL


ON FRIDAY EVENING OF THIS WEEK.
 Rev and Mrs w. P. Knapp, returned missionaries from British East Africa, will lecture on their work in that cOun- try on Friday evening, February IT, at 30 o'clock. Rev and Mrs Knapp are we'll and favorably known locally. school before going to Africa. Mrs Knapp is a daughter of Charles Inger- soil of New Milford. A cordial invita- tion to all is extended.
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The Valentine socia ble at the Coun- try club house was held Tuesday even- ing. A large number of club mem bers and their friends were in attendance The beauty and variety of the ladies' costumes lent color to the brillancy of the ball room scene. Music for dancing was furnished by the club or CheStrd
 Miss Alice NJ. Grumman, who has been visiting friends in Milford, has returned to her home in Greenfield.
 Arthur J. Hull has been confined to his home with a severe attack of the grip.
 MT and Mrs Frank Edwards of Plattsville are passing several days with Mrs Edwards parents in Hull's Farms.
 Miss Florence Raymond returned to her school duties ill this place. Tues day, after a short visit with her par ents in Daren.
 Harry Hull, whose serious illness was mentioned in last weeks BEE, is still lying very low and the attending physician, pr R. B. Perdue, gives lit tie or no hope of his recovery.
 Mir and Mrs c. $. Banks spent Sun day with friends in Bedding.
 Dwight M. Banks and S. c. Bradley
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BRANCHTILLE.

Mrs Nettie Beers had the misfor- tune to have six of her hens stolen from her chicken rooSt, Saturday night, February f. The theives have been caught and are now awaiting trial.
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There will be a special convocatior of Hiram chapter, No. l, R. A. M Friday evening, February IT, when tht M. k. M. degree will be conferred.
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Deputy Sheriff C. B. Johnson is laid up with intlammatorv rheumatism, ,an( is under the care of Dr Kiernan.
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L. F. Curtis, the Bridgeport drug gist. is favorite trading place for people outside the city for drugs of all kinds. Prescriptions carefully com pounded from the best and purest drupS Obtain hle
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The Whist club met with Mir and Mrs Geddes, last week, S. A. Black. man capturing the gentlemen's first prize again, making the fourth suc- cessive prize, Mrs w. B. Roe the first ladies' prize and Mrs B. w. Griffin and w. J. Beehler the consolation. The meeting this week will be with MT and Mrs J. w. Wells, on Thursday evening.
 Only H. W. Andrews and c. H. Camp attended the installation ex- ercises of Danbury Grange, last week. H. w. Andrews acted as installing off, ficer.
 The visitation of the schools for the close of the first term was con- pleted, last week. The length of the first term is 20 weeks, the spring term being IS, making a school year of 38 in- stead of 36 as before.
 H. w. Andrews and B. N. Hawley were the only members of Brookfield Grange who attended the Pomona meeting in Bridgeport, last week.
 The ladies of St Fdul's Guild will bold a supper in the Town hall, on Friday evening, at which any one can get their fill of the good things that will be offered for the small sum of 25c. It is hoped large number will avail themselves of this opportunity.
 Mrs Seth Keeler, who has been in- disposed for som time, is being cared for by Mrs Emma Keeler.
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Mrs s. A. Blackman has been indis posed with a severe cold. pr Kiernar has at tended her.
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DEERFIELD ITEMS

MT and Mrs Thomas B. Bradley have visited his sister in Weston.
 It is reported that Wilbur Wright and family will soon vacate the King place on Burr street.
 Miss Charlotte Bradley was recent guest of her cousin, Miss Alice Me nD!S.
 MT and Mrs PeaSe of Greenfield were guests, Sunday. at the home of their son, HermOn PeaSe
The Newtown bee., 1905-02-17

Operator Boysvert reported the ther mometer II degrees below zero, Tues day morning, at Valley View farm while on Platt's breezy knoll the same morning the mercury touched the zero notch.
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Patrick Haugh and James Lardnal of Waterbury passed Sunday with rel atlVeS in town
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James Daley and Miss Ada Daley of Hawleyvllle passed Friday with his daughter, Miss Sarah Daley, at Charles M. BeresfUrd s.
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D. J. Ryan of Ansonia, a former Newtown boy, was injured. Friday, by failing and cutting his head on an arm of a switch. Brakeman John Ryan passed Sunday with his brother.
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Manager Beers, of the local office of the S. N. B T. Co.,, is having an addi. tional wire strung over Mt Pleasant. Another wire is to be run down through Palestine as far as Mrs Groves.
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Miss Gertrude ElsenbOss of Brook. field passed Sunday with the Misses Susie and Clara Beers.
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The February meeting of the club will be held at the residence of Prof c. $. Platt on Friday evening, Febru- ary IT. The literary program will be in charge of MT Platt, the subject heinz "RuSkjn.n
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Dr Xxi rnan has sold his white hors, to Floyd BUuton of Georgetown.
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Miss Margaret Keane of Gas street passed Saturday with relatives in Wa terburY,
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Mrs Peter Bradley returned. Tues day, after visit of a flew days with relatives in Waterbury.
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Selectman Thomas J. Bradley is suf- fering with a bad toe, which was frost bitten in some way. Dr kiernan is attending him.
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If you want the Reliable incubator consult the advertisement of The Farmers Supply S Roofing Co.,, who are at 256 Middle street, Bridgeport. They have general line of agricul- tural goods and would be pleased to have the farmers call.
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A telephone will shortly be placed in the residence of Richard Egan.
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Miss E. c. Keane was confined to her home, the past week, with the grip
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Miss Fannie Daniels is passing few days at Hon H. O. Warmers in New Milford.
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MT and Mrs M. J. Kelly have a new son, born on Sunday.
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Mrs T. J. Corbett is sufferer witt rheumatism, under Dr Kiernan's care
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w. L. Allen and son, Addison Allen, of Brooklyn, were in town for a few hours, Monday, looking after the im-
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GRANGE INSTAIT,A MON

The installation of the officers of Harmony Grange took place on Friday evening and proved very enioyable affair to the Patrons and their invited guests. The next meeting will be on Friday evening, February A.
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BROOKFIELD.

TELEPHONE LINE TO BE EXTENDED
 TO WHISCONIER.
 Work on extending the telephone line will begin as soon as the season opens. The line is to extend from the Junction to Whlsconier. w. E. Roe, F. K. Hawley, James Lee and Clar-- ence B. Hawley will have phones in their houses. It will also extend from the Center to the house of F. N. Beers in ObtuSe.
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G. w. Fairchild & Sons, the Bridge port jewellers, are pleasantly situated in their new store and extend a cordial invitation to the public to visit their establishment and view the exhibition of fine goods. They wish to call special attention to their line of goods suita- ble for wedding gifts. These comprise articles in silver, cut glass, art wares, etc. All are moderately priced and the quality is the finest.
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SANDY HOOK LIBRARY.
DONATIONS.

Received from Miss Maggie Brown, collector, cash $3; and books as fol- lows: Uncle Terry, Mann; Sentimeh- tai Tommy, Barrie; and Under the Rose, by lSham. Receiv ved from Miss Maude B]ackman: Seven volumes Carried by Storm, Fleming: The Re- pose in Egpyt, Wallace; Oliver Twist, Dickens; Uarda, Ebers; Maude Percy's Secret, Fleming; Guerndale, StimsOn; and A Puritan's Wife, by Pemberton. Received from M. Augur: Never too Late to Mend, two volumes, Rsade
 Received from Friend: On the State House Steps, by M. R. Potter. Total to February 13: Cash, S7 50; volumes all bound in cloth, 14; Review of Re views, two years. More money and more books promised.-[O. O. Wright
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Ernest Hawley is having trouble with an intiamed eye. Dr Kiernan is attending him.
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provements on the Allen residence, He reported Mrs Allen as convalescine nicely from her recent illness.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
CUPlD'S DARTS TAKE HOLD :,Dn1E
 HEAkTS.

THE VALENTINE SALE AND SUPPER PUSHES ITS WAY THROUGH SNOW DRIFTS TO A HAPPY FINISH.
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The March Century's list of fiction writers includes such writers as A lice HegaE Rice, Caroline Abbott Stanley,
 Anne Douglas Sedgwick, l.. Frank
 Hooker, Cluudesley Jones, Maud Wild
 CT Goodwin, and Anne Warner. The
 latter will furnish new "Susan Clegg" story.
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THE MEMS LITERARY AND SOCIAL
 CLUB.

PROF PLATT HOST FOR FRIDAY NIGHTS
 MEETING.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-18

do not promise the immediate realiza-
ton of that which is SO much desired.
in this city. ularly-interurba
rather than railways of strictly local
nature. or of a purely tri-city charac-
tex
There are few cities or communi-
ties 30 well supplied with rapid tran
sit as are Rock Island. Moline and
Davenport. and the yielding of further
streets TO such purposes in order that
the right may be simply kept and held
without substantial prospect of some
thing more adequate than We now en-
joy. would surely prove very short
sighted. and in the end. perhaps disas-
trous To the very object toward which
We are now working.
In a word. what the three cities
want most of all-at least what Rock
Island knows il wants most of all-is
not 50 much another local line. as the
bringing in OF interurban railways as
speedily as possible. and il is for such
undertakings that the remaining
thOrOushfsres should be held and
guarded And the company that Sc
cures these privileges should be bona
fide and with not only its present but
its ultimate purpose well understood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-18
BONAFIDE INTERURBANS
ARE The PRESENT NEED
J. B. SAX.
NJ. c. RICE.

The articles OF incorporat ~ fled at
Springfield yesterday. as noted II asst
evenings Argus. for the Rock Island.
Moline q Davenport Suburban Rail
way company would occasion more in
terest we're the stipulated capital of
larger amount. and were the project
more o: an interurbsn nature. II is
not so much 4 means OF local transit
that the people Of the three cities are
concerned in at the present time. as
in enterprises whose object is the
bringing Of the surrounding localities
into close and direct communication
with the three cities. While always
encouraging every new enterprise. the
public viii be apt TO weigh well the
object as We'll as the status Of any
undertaking OF such a nature TO the
end that SIS purpose may be fully de-
fined and comprehended- For in
stance the seeking OF franchises for
the mere purpose of competition with
existing street railway advantages
without assurance OF benefit to the
public in improvement over present
conditions is not apt 10 meet with
favor A FAR - Rock Island j. con
Cerned. there are so few streets left
not traversed By street cars. that the
city should consider well the aban-
Comment Of them 10 enterprises that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-18
TWO GROCERY FIRMS
ARE TO BE MERGED
Hess Bros. and w. 3. Harris to Incor-
porate and Locate on Third
Avenue.

Negotiations have been completed
practically for the merging of the gro
Gerry firms of Hess Bros. and w. Il.
Harris and the establishment. in the
Mccabe block, on the south side of
Third avenue. of a large retail gro
Gerry and provision business.
A lease has been secured on the east
double storeToom. The portion of the
building To be occupied for the new
business is 10 be modeniZed and
equipped with the latest facilities for
the enlarged undertaking.
The new firm. which has not been
named yet. will be Incorporated. Hess
Bros. for a number of years. have
been located in their present store on
Second avenue, and Mr.. Harris has a
store on Seventeenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-18
CITY CHAT.
sure with Mckee.

Insure with Mckee
Call for Improved ZaZaro.
LageWaters for fine footwear.
Real sale Read my ad. Lloyd.
Tri-City lowell Supply company.
It's a true shoe sale. Lage-Waters.
For bus. baggage espresso call Robb's.
For bus or express. Spencer * Trefz-
Misses rubbcrs 20 cents. Dolly Bros.
Navel oranges. 10 cents. at weckels,
Oranges 10 cents per dozen At Week.
els.
Everybody is thinking about Lloyd
sale
For real estate and insurance. E.
Burns.
When Lloyd cuts. he cuts de-g See
my al.
Attend the big shoe sale at Lage
Waters.
Attend the big shoe sale at LACE
Waters.
We haven't failed but must have the
money. Lloyd
Fancy navel oranges 10 cents pei
dozen nj weckels.
What do you think of Lloyd's SALE
Everything cut deep
Iloyd's sale started with a great
rush. Were you there?
You get just what is advertised ii
I.age-waieTs' big shoe sale.
Attend the clearing out sale Of hats
nj Mrs. Ia FrenZ's- Bargains TO all
Bargains in shoes and everythins
Just as advertised ut Lage-Waters'.
Most OF you know what's going or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-18
IOWA TEAM COMES
TO PLAY AUGUSTANA|
Warm Basketball Game Scheduled at
Local College Gym Satur-
day Evening.

Saturday evening. at the gymnasium
of the Rock Island college. the basket
bail teams of the Iowa university and
Augustana college will meet. the WISH
tors hopeful of retrieving the defea:
they suffered at the hands of the local
players last year. IN that engagement
the score was AZ To %. The game Sat
urday evening according to reports,
Will be about the most exciting that
has been Witnessed hereabout the
present season. The Augustana boys
are confident that they will win. The
Augustana players will be: r. Pear
son. center; w. Pearson and Purn, for
wards: Eric Johnson. Udden and Eng
quist. guards. Manager Johnson has
arranged the following schedule for
the season for the Augustana team:
Jan. 2l-Iowa university at Rock
Island
Jan. 27-Lombard at Galesburg.
Jan. 2S-Monmouth at Monmouth.
Feb. 4-Iowa university at Iowa
City.
Feb. 9-Monmouth at Rock Island.
Feb. 11-East End Athletic associa-
ton at Moline
Feb. l7-East End Athletic associa-
ton at Moline.
Feb. 25-Open.
March lombard at Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-18
DEATH IS SUDDEN
Mrs. Alvirus L. Wright Expires
While Talking to Sick
Husband.
HEART FAILURE is THE CAUSE
Reach Her Funeral
Tomorrow.

While talking with her husband.
who is belfast with an attack of grip
Mrs AIvirus l.. Wright. a pioneer of
the county. toppled over IN her chair
at her home in South Rock Island al
$50 O'Clock last evening. and was
dead before a physician who had been
called could reach her. Heart failure
with which she had long been affected
was the cause Of the sudden passing
of Mrs. Wright IL was not deemed
necessary to hold an inquest. Dr. H.
III. Chase. who had been attending her.
issuing - certificate Of death assigning
as the cause heart trouble.
Deceased. whose maiden name was
Harriet VI. Beardsley. was born july
Il. 1871. at jamestown. y y. Her mar
rage 10 Mr.. Wright took place AT Mil
lersburS. IL. Sept Is. 1853. and they
settled in the city Of Rock Island III
1863. Since the latter year they have
resided mainly in this vicinity
With the husband there are l"ff
surviving four children: Elisha NJ.
James l.. and Ezra o. Wright. of Rock
Island. and Mrs. Hattie r. PeaTsall. Of
Hillhurst. Wash. She leaves also her
brother. Capt. James VI. Beardsley. Of
this city. and two sisters. Mrs. Asnefh
Roberts. Woodward. Iowa. and Mrs
Eun!ce Lloyd. Of EdginctOn.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the residence tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock BY Mrs. G. &. BabcOck. Of
the Christian church Of Erie. Ill
Death Of samuel ,. Guy singer.
Samuel J. Guysinger. who was re-
moved to- ST. Anthony's hospital yes
terday suffering with pneumonia. died
at noon today. Mr.. Guysinger was -
years Of age. lie was born near Gosh
en-. Ind. and spent his boyhood there
He served in the war Of the rebel
lion. and had been a resident of Rock
Island for many years. He was single
He has a brother. Il. +. Guysinger. n
resident Of the village Of Waterfowl
Funeral Of Mr-. Jnme- Kinney.
The funeral Of Mrs. James Kinney
was held this morning from the -.
Joseph's church al Q o'clock. the Rev.
Father Roach conducting the serv-
ices. SIX nephews OF the deceased
served as pallbearsrs.