The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-06-09

| --Mcssrs. ]. NJ. STREET. and G. Cover
Street,, editors of the Hartford Democrat,
met with driving accident on Friday
| that proved painful for the senior mem
Der of the firm. The horse becamei fright
ened when in front OF Iglehart's store
| and plunged into the bank in front of
Mr.. Streets residence, upsetting the ve-
| hicle and throwing the occupants out.
MIR. C. &. STREET. and his little son,
who was also in the wagon, were unhurt,
while Mr. J. NJ. Street, is carrying a
number of painful bruises about the face
and neck. This. however, will not inter-
fere with his departure today on the an
nual outing of the Democratic editors,
who expect to go by sea to Boston this,
Friday, evening.
Those who have business at the Court
House are now approaching the cost OF
ordinary comfort in trying to get around,
either in the Register of Wills office or
the Clerks office. Persons who were
seeking the County Commissioners on
Monday had some little difficulty in To-
eating them, as they had moved into the
Court House annex. Next Monday, the
Clerks office belongings, together with
all the record books will go up i'll the
Court room, where the Clerk will prob
months Considerable interest is being
taken in the arrival of the rafters and
joists, which came in on Monday. They
are of Georgia pine and sc and AZ feet
long. Such lengthy sticks of timber are
rare in this vicinity.
The Model Steam Bakery of Hartford
County has been incorporated by Eugene
Tucker, James w. Wilson, John II. Fisher,
Charles Bode and Charles H. McComas.
These five, with c. Chapman Rouse and
George Reynolds, will form the board OF
directors for the first year. The capital
stock of this companyis SIC, 900, divided
into l 900 shares of SO each. The prin-
cipal office of the company will Relocated
in Bel Air. The board of directors has
organized by electing c. c. Rouse, presi-
dent; James W. Wilson, vice president; A.
T. Geatty, secretary; Charles H. McCo-
mas, treasurer, and A. T. Geatty, gen.
eral manager. 1t is proposed to put in a
first-class baking plant and supply all of
the local trade. Distributive branches |
will be located throughout the county
and all of the stores will be induced to
handle the home product.
On Saturday, N. Hess Sons opened |!
one of the most attractive stores that |
has been erected in the New Baltimore"
1t is situated at East Baltimore street,
and is considered one of the best loca-
tions in the city. The store consists of
one long wide room, the woodwork of
which is weathered oak, highly waxed |
to give it a dull finish. Both sides are !
filled with dark red shoe boxes and are
matched with rugs and druggets. At
the rear is handsome oak stairway, |
leading to an elevation in which are the
private offices. At the sides of this stair
case on the floor proper, are weathered |
oak doors fitted with bevelled glass, be- |
hind which is a star, designed of glass
and illuminated by electric lights. The
columns are Corinthian, and the general |
style betokens refined taste In the |
center Of the ceiling are handsome
that shed the diffused rays of
the arc lights. The opening was the
occasion of numerous donations of
flowers by well-wishing friends.