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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-08-18
ODD FELLOWSHIP NOTES.

Good Shepherd lodge, No. IS, l. O..
@. e., will confer the second and third
degrees, Thursday evening, August pa
Members are urgently requested to be
present.
Alex Peroncini was in New York
during the week.
Mrs Clark M. Hunt and son, Harold
are visiting friends in New York state
C.M. Hunt spent last Sandy in see
ing the Sights at StecplechdSc island
and Savin Rock.
fin want Of single or double light
driving or work harnesses Frank EV-
it's can quickly satisfy your wants,
Buying in large quantities he is able
to make the best selections and can
save you money. 1t will be but a few
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-08-18
C. L. PECK TO LOCATE IN NEW JERSEY

The family of Charles L. Peck will
move to New Jersey, where he is en-
TENDER. This takes the last of one of
our old and most respected families
out of town, much to the regret of the
church-going element of our popula-
tion. We have comparatively but few
of these families left.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-08-18
MONROE.
IN MASONIC CIRCLES.

IN MASONIC CIKCIES'
Washington lodge, No. 10, F. 4 A.
NJ, will nc meet again until the reg
ular meeting, September IL, when the
district deputy will be present and
the M. M. degree will be conferred up
on two candidates.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-08-18

When in Waterbury trading you can
get toOthsome dinner at a small price
at Calendars half Dime Lunch on
South Main street.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-08-18

weeks, also, before you will be obliged
to consider the blanket question.
Look over Mr. EvittS' stock and save
| money.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-08-18
HUNTINGTON.
LONG HILL AND VICINITY.

LONG HILL AND VICINITY.
Miss Cora Bennett went from Cot
tage City to visit her sister in New
Jersey.
Misses Ruth and Mary Beard are
home from Woods Hole.
Miss Elizabeth Beard is spending
the week at Cedar Beach.
Misses Elizabeth and Florence Will
kinson are spending their vacation at
their parental home here.
Wellington Wilkinson and family
have spent their vacations at their pa
rental homes here.
Miss Myra Palmer has school
friend visiting her.
Mr. French from the south spent
week with Fred Bennett, recently.
The Polander, who bought the land
opposite Delos Platt's house, fell from
the upper beams of the barn, Which
he was tearing down, and broke bis
back. He was taken to the Bridge
port hospital.
Miss Lucy Beard is home from Cot
tage City.
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| soloist, is we'll known here and her
beautiful voice will be listened to with
delight. John Hambird Dutfey, the
baritone, who will sing the most exact
ing part of Sir Oluf, part that tries
most baritones severely, has beauti-
full dramatic, high voice, under fine
control, and has been one Of the SOLO
lists in the celebrated ST Bartholo-
news church choir for the past year
and is one of the coming" baritones.
He was most successful member Of
the Schumann-Heinck Opera Co.. last
season, which toured the country in
that popular opera, cloves Lottery
Everyone here is awaiting with great
interest the appearance Of these ar
lists, and most enjoyable musical
treat is in store for all who attend the
concerts.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-08-18
). j. WATTS SETTLES IN CORVALLIS
OREGON.

Mr. and Mrs Robert j. Watts, for
merly of this place, have bought fine
new house in Korvallis, Ore, where
they have settled, liking the place and
people very much.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-08-18

The Brainard service, postponed
from two weeks ago, will be held next
Sunday at $50 at Brainard's ROCK.
Endeavor societies from neighborlng
towns invited. The Rock is on 5. ).
Buckingham place.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-08-18

Alex Peroncini was in New York
during the week.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-08-18
WOODBURY..

WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN.
Miss Ina Suckley is a guest of her
cousins in HOtchkiSSville.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-29
ard at 4:45 p. m. and thirteen miles
south of Penzanc
e. A. cAHooN HoNoRED.
Presented With Elegant Medal by
Royal Arch Masons.

z. A. Cahoon, cashier of the First
National Bank of Roswell, was hon
| ored by the Royal Arch Masons of
| ehe Territory today. He, as Past Grand
High Priest of the Grand Chapter of
New Mexico, was presented with a
ieweled medal, showing the high es-
teem in which he is held by the or
der in the Territory The presentation
was made by A. N Pratt, of Carls-
bad. present Grand High Priest, "A.
A. Keen. of Albuquerque, secretary
of the@Grand Chapter, Grand Secreta-
ry of the Lodge of New Mexico A.
the Grand Commandery of knights
Templar. Mr.. Cahoon was the Grand
High Priest of the Grand Chapter of
New Mexico for the year 1904
The medal presented was especially
prepared for the occasion and is of
solid gold, handsome and expensive.
It is a pendant jeweled medal with
the following wording engraved upon
it: Past Grand High Priest, Terri
tory of New Mexico, Grand Royal
Arch Chapter There are twelve val
liable settings of stones of various
hues symbolical of the order and FIVE
emblems engraved in gold
1t was originally intended to make
the presentation at meeting Satur-
day night, but Mr.. Keen came TO Ros-
we'll by the automobile route and was
delayed at Torrance
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-29

James Blackwell. who has been em-
ployed as bartender in the Stag Sa-
loon, where the fire started last night.
was placed under arrest about 5: 80
o'clock this morning by Chief of Po-
lice Rascoe, and is charged with set
ting fire to the building. His employ
er, James Dixon, has employed coun-
raigned this afternoon Mr.. Rascoa
did not inform him on what charge
he was arrested but told him that
he wanted him to explain why he told
conflicting stories in regard to the
number of barrels of whiskey in the
building. Blackwell was placed in
Jail He told Mr. Rascoe that there
were five barrels of whiskey in the
place, and later said there were only
four An investigation proved that
there were only four barrels One had
the head out, and two had holes burn
ed in them. and one was charred The
barrels will be held for evidence
Blackwell was seen in front of tie
Shelby hotel about twenty to twenty
Eve minutes before the fire was dis
covered. Blackwell has been here for
several months and has been engaged
at the Stag as bartender. working part
of the day and night shifts He closed
the place at night and the proprietor
opened in the morning
LATER.-BlackwelI was arraigned
charge of arson. He pleaded not gull
ty, and the hearing was postponed un
til tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
His bond was placed at $500, and up
TO the hour of going to press had noi
been filled. Attorney w w Gatewoo6
has been employed by the prisoner
young man named Cooper, who is
BlackwelFs roommate, has been plac
al
pear tomorrow morning
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Major Wright VIII Not Return.

Major Wright, who was an instruc-
tute last session. will not return, but
will be engaged in surveying work
N Arizona. Major Wright is a com
Detent instructor and courteous gen
well regret that he will not return
70 Roswell in the fall
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A WATER SYSTEM.

g Roswell at the present !,
- time is in need OF water (.
- works system. The need is s;
? great and pressing, and it is &
= time that some action be ta- :,
ken in regard to this mater. Z
2 The Roswell Commercial Club !,
3 conld not do better than to :
3 take up the question of secur- e
: ing a good water system for =
, Roswell. The sewer system Z
3 could be operated much more z
: efficiently and the fire protec- Z
2 tion would be greatly increas- =
2 ed. The Commercial Club has :.
: done wonders, and if it gets 8.
2 after a system of water works 3
? fer Roswell it will be but a 8
= short time before it is Sc z
2 cured g
2 =
p 2 q = 9. g 3 g g q 3 g = p :, :.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-29
A Fine Store Building.

Work is progressing nicely on the
foundation of the store building on
Main street that will be occupied by
"rice & Co. when completed. The
building will be the largest dry goods
establishment in the Territory, and
will be a credit to the city of Roswell.
nearce & Bixby are the contractors.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-29
AutomobiIe Line a Success.

Yes. Sir" the automobile line
from here TO Torrance is already o
success" was the remark made by
J. W. Stockard, the manager of the
company. He continued. Right now
We need more machines, and we have
more than we can do
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-29
Sell Two Dexter Lots.

E. r. Talimadge and wife have sold
H. W. Embry for $50, lots 10 and u
in block of Thayer's addition 10
Dexter This was the only deed filed
Saturday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-29
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

local Report.)
Roswell, N. NJ, May 29.-Tempera-
ture.-Max. IS; min. 54; mean. II.
Precipitation, 90. wind W.. velocity.
miles; weather clear
Forecast.
Fair tonight and Tuesday Warmer
Tuesday.
NJ. WRIGHT,
Ohcial In Charge.
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AMERICA FIRST.
Three Mastted Schooner Yacht Attain
tic Winner of kaiser's Cup.

Three Mastted Schooner Yacht Allan
tic Winner of kaiser's Cup.
London. May 29.-Barring accidents
The American three masted schooner
yacht Atlantic is winner of he Kais
er's cup. She was at Sicily island at
9:57 this morning, having created
new record for yachts in crossing the
Atlantic. No other yachts have yer
been sighted.
Falmouth. Eng. May 2s.-At six
O'Clock this evening the signal sta
ton at Lizard had not reported the
sighting of the American yacht
The Lizard. May 2s.-The American
Yacht Atlatic was three miles on Liz
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-29

Mrs. J. B. Atwood went to Artesia
Saturday night for a few days visit
with her. husband and son. who are
running a blacksmith shop there.
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The Japanese Losses.
St. Petersburg Without News.

st. Petersburg Without News.
ST Petersburg. May 29.-At the Ad-
miralty this morning absolutely moth
ing was known of the naval battle in
the Far East, except the news con
tanned in the dispatches of the Asso-
ciated Press The general Impression
produced by the cable message I'M
doubtedly was extremely gloomy.
While Roiestvensky was expected
to pay a high price for reaching Via
livestock. but the complete loss of
two of his four best battle ships, be
sides several other war ships with
the heavy damage tic other ships
which such havoc indicates, is admit
ted to spell disaster. unless the Jap
anese suffered correspondingiy,
1t will probably be tomorrow before
st. Petersburg receives oficial news
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n1 Is OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED
RoJEsTVENsKYs BEEN PRACTICALLY
TWELVE SHIPS HAVE BEEN CAPTURED
OR SUNK. TRANSPORTS AND TWO TORPEDO BOAT DE-
sTROYERS
p MAY 2s-iN A BATTLE FOUGHT SATURDAY
N RUSSIAN BATTLE SHIPS BORON
ALEXANDER THREE ARMoRED CRUISERS, NAkAHF
MoFF pMITRI VLADIMIR MoNiMAcH, COAST
oUs9AkoFF THE PROTECTED
JEMTcHUG, REPAIR SHIP KAN
cHArKA
NICHOLAS I. AND THE COAST DE-
ADMIRAL sENIAvITcH AND GENERA APRAx
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The Japanese Under Admiral Togo Defeat
the Russian Fleet in the Greatest Sea
Fight of Modern Times.
RUSSIAN DEFEAT OVER-WHEL MING

The Battle Was Fought Saturday and Sunday the Straits of Korea The
Greater Part of the Fleet Under Roe,vensk Has Been Destroyed
Captured by the Japanese The Russian Losses Are Enormous and In
cude the Capture Admiral NbogatOff On Sunday the Japanese
We're Still Picking off the Russian Ships japanese Said to Have
Lost Three Cruisers and Dozen Torpedo Boat DestOyers
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JAMES BLACKWELL ACCUSED OF
ARSON Is ARRESTED.
AMERICA FIRST

Three Masted Schooner Yacht Allan
tic an American, is Leading Near
the Finish, and Barring Accidents
viii Win the Great Race Across the
Ocena.
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ernment. Reports are current on the
stock exchange, purporting to be
from authoritative private sources to
the effect that Rojestvensky's flag
ship tKnaiz Souvaroff) was among
the vessels sunk and that the Japan
ese are following the Russians and
picking off their ships one by one.
Eight Russian Captains Drown.
London, May 29-Dispatches to the
London Evening News from Toxic
say that eight captains of Russian
war ships We're drowned during the
naval battle of Saturday in the straits
of Korea.
The Victory Overwhelming.
Washington. d. c., May 2s.-Mr-
Takahira, the Japanese minister to
blegram from his government relat-
ing to the naval engagement of Sat
urday and Sunday. which he says.
while lacking in detail. conveyed The
information that the Japanese victory
had been absolute and overwhelm-
ing.
Result omeially Announced.
washington. D. C.. May 2s.-omcial
announcement of the result of the ma
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Nebogatoff Captured.

Toxic. May 2S-Rear Admiral Ne
bogat3fr tformer commander of the
fourth division OF the Pacific fleet
and recently commander of the infor-
nation squadron composed of scouts
and merchantmen) with 5000 other
Russians, is among the prisoners cap
tured by the japanese Vice Admiral
Rojestyensky appears to have escap
ed The battle began Saturday morn
ing. and the japanese are still in pur.
suit of the Russians
picking .em on One by One
- London. t1o:s5 p m-) May 2s.-Up
20 noon today the foreign Office was
stiIl without news OF the naval battle
from any British source in the far
east. The Japanese legation was sim
ilarly without news OF its own gov
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from Vladivostock regarding the ma
val battle. The admiralty calculates
that wireless communication with
Vladivisuock might be established as
early as this afternoon or tonight,
but as all dispatches go first to the
Emperor, the news is not likely to
reach the public before tomorrow
Washington. D. c., May 29.-It was
stated at the War Department today
that ne further steps had been taken
regarding the sinking of an American
vessel by the Russian fleet. Nothing
further has been received regarding
the incident
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Was a British Vessel.

Washington, D. c., May 29.-Minis-
ter Griscom has cabled the state de-
partment from Toxic under today's
date that the ship supposed TO bo
coast of Formosa by the Russian
fleet, was a British vessel according
to the report made to him by the
Japanese government
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-29

val engagement between the Japanese
and Russian fleets was received at
lister Griscom 1t confirms the report
that Admiral Togo has informed his
government that the Japanese fleet
had sunk one Russian battle ship and
four ether large vessels and captured
two or three others. None of the ia
panese vessels received serious in
jury The battle was still in progress
on Sunday
According to advices received by
the naval department from Toxic, the
Japanese in addition to the ships al
ready named, reported the Russian
battle ship Sissoi veiiky and the Rus
sian flagship were seriously damaged
The Japanese Losses.
London. May 29.-According to Ex
change reports, on the Japanese side
three cruisers were sunk and doz-
en- torpedo boat destroyers were sunk
or disabled
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SOMETHING DOING.

SOMETHING DOING.
Washington, d. c. May
2S. (Bulletin) The American
Consul at Nagasaki cabled
the state department today
that the Japanese had sunk 6
a Russian battle ship. four
other war ships and a repair {
ship in the Straits of Korea {
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May Hasten Peace.

New York, May 29.-Advices from
London and other continental finacial
centers received by local bankers
were all of the opinion that Japan's
decisive victory would hasten peace.
Reports that the government at Wa
shington had signified its willingness
to act as mediator in the event of
peace proposals, were current, and
added to the hopeful feeling in finan-
cial circles that the end of the war
might be looked for soon.
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Russia's Last Trump is Played.

Russia's Last Trump is Played.
Paris, May 29.-Late dispatches of
the Associated Press showing the
crushing nature of the Russian naval
defeat have led to the comment that
Russia has played her last trump and
must bring the war to a close. Semi
officially, lie Temps this afternoon
makes an urgent appeal on the subject
voicing the sentiment of the allied ma
tions that Russia should abandon the
struggle which has become hopeless
md make the best terms of peace pos
sible. The paper adds that Rojestven-
sky has lost hope and his defeat has
eft Japan master OF the seas without
any further chance of the Russian ar
my or navy achieving victory
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Have Not Reached vladiVostock.
ST Petersburg, May 29.-At seven
o'clock tonight the chief of the gener-
al staff of the navy authorized a de-
nial of the statement that the govern
ment had received official advices re-
garding the naval battle fought in
the straits of Korea. The general staff
does not expect any news from Vladf
vCstock until tomorrow. 1t is not true
that any portion of the Russian fleet
has reached Vladivostock, as reported
this afternoon
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Result oneially Announced.
washington. d. c.. May 2s.-omcial
announcement of the result of the ma
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Literary .Nese,sl and Criticism.

strange slow moving nightmare. one OF the most
cry cfa S soaf It's b1sbd Of Meiufsus
forehead as her Jaws close on my light thigh and
enough. am upside down. and eyerytnlngS, whris
clenched teeth / remember breathing some des-
perate remark such as Done for, this journey
tight in that harsh. long black hair, clutching
with & tsaring as at eSsT roGK ie9g Of
the cliff that awaited Us dsrung thropgh l. my my
Inconsistencies then seems TO have supervened
for it appeared 9gite long ,d e neb ss senatio %
the shaggy body Of the bear hurled far from me
into space; and then: there came distant deep
1hg and & afsr af i ag aa voa oag Ma IT no som Wy
/ became conscious that ! was clutching some
aWaTe that It was little tree that was grpped in
the strength of despair and that was hanging on
IT. head downward the face or the cliff itself
Two months in the hospital was the result of
that bear hunt; and then the author was ready
TO renew the pleasures Of the chase. Panthers
he seems to have found the bodest perhaps
the least suspicious of all the jungle tribes. He
tells of a friend of his who, perched in a tree
over kill" made no effort TO keep silence. but
yawned coughed and stretched his legs at ease,
vet secured five animals in a few weeks, and
all from the same tree On one occasion the
author himself was waiting in tree for
tiger when a panther happened by and flung
himSef down to rest directly uflOeTUtdlli' -NoI
wishing any panthers that day, Captain Gas
furd undertook to drive the intruder away, but
it was not until he dropped several large pieces
of stick flop on his sleek hide that the panther
appeared to find it uncanny, and moved OH as
nonchalantIy as he had arrived.
In long cha pter, entitled Round the Camp
Fire" the author goes with much Instructive
detail into the whole question of big game hunt
ing in India the causes of the rapidly diminish
ing supply and the choice of weapons. ana
throws besides some interesting sidellghts on
the manners and customs of native guides-all
of which will be found extremely valuable by
those who may contemplate seasons shooting
in the junges. There are some excellent photo-
graphs by the author, who has also illustrated
the text with a number of original drawings
which If not masterpieces, at least have the
advantage of being made direct from nature
and correctly representing the landscape feat
ures of the haunts of the game depicted In
one case he has ingeniously, If hardly legttl-
mately combined photography and draughts-
n,anship to convey the effect of a snapshot at a
1eonard that he killed falling over the edge OF
q cliff AS the same leopard is shown in another
picture-an all photograph"-stretched on the
ground. perhaps the author felt justified IN pro-
d,cine this fake" by thus frankly furnishing
he KEY