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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12
But Little Progress Made
In the N0rthy Case.
Story Of Tragedy as Gathered at
Scene in South Windsor.

South Windsor Me-, Oct. 11.-(Spe-
aD.-Charles ID. Northy, Jr., of
Whitehead, met death by shooting at
the home Of Mr.. ANA Mrs. Edwin ].
Cooper IL the South Windsor four cor
ners. at about , o'clock, Tuesday after
noon, by agencies unknown. This
much the authorities know and that Is
all The mysterious shooting affair that
so startled the inhabitants of this VII
lagb, yesterday, as reported III the Ken
nebcc Journal, is as much of a mystery.
this afternoon, rs it Was a moment at
ter ii happened, ana while all manner
Of theories have been advanced, there
ne bcrn none called to the attention
ar thought Of by the county authorities
that warrants an arrest, at least not
at the present time.
Mr. ana Mrs. Cooper, at whose home
the death occurred, We're placed under
surveillance by the coroner immediate
Is uuou his arrival at the scene, each
being kopt apart from the other and
while their stories later were not what
one would call exactly alike, when told
tu TIE authorities, they were pretty
substantial in the main part and after
consultation it was decided that they
could not. or rather would not be held
at present III the case.
Then there was the theory of acct
dental Shooting. but it would seem to
one not an expert in such matters that
it would be- impossible for the victim of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12
CLARKE FILES PROTEST
Against Name of Thomas r. Curley
Being Placed on the Ballot.

Boston, Oct. 11.-Counsel for Major
William NJ. Clark of Ward II, today,
filed a protest with the secretary of
state against the placing of the name
of Thomas F. Curley on the ballot at
the coming election, on the ground that
Curley, By reason of his conviction Of
a crime against the United States and
his subsequent expulsion from the Leg
islature is barred from office. He also
objects that the ground that the vacan-
cy on the ticket was improperly filled.
his contention being that the place
should have been filled by the ward
committee and not by the executive
committee of the city committee. Cur
ley was tied for the nomination at the
caucus with Former Congressman M.
]. McEttrick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12
THE PYTHIAN SISTERHOOD
OF Maine Meets at Portland for Its
10th Annual Session.

Portland, Me. Oct. 1.-THE Grand
Assembly Of Maine, Pythian Sister
hood, convened for its 10th annual
| meetings. at South Portland. today.
Nearly 400 delegates, representing As
active assemblies. are to be in attend
ance. and the convention will continue,
tomorrow.
The presiding officer is Grand Chan
cellor Mrs. +. II. Dyer of South Port
land.
The most important business to come
before the session is said to be the
settlement of the question whether the
Sisterhood shall consolidate with the
Order of Rathbone Sisters. The latter
organization has the official recognition
of the Supreme Lodge of knights of
PythiaS and has lodges throughout the
country, while the Pythian SisterhOod
is confined practically TO New Eng
land and is not officially recognized by
the Supreme Lodge.
Tho matter of consolidation was placed
in the hands of q committee which will
report to the Grand Assembly at New Or
leans, next year.
The reports of the various officers show
ed the State Sistcrhood to be very active,
having been increased by SOS members
during the past year, making n total of
1920 members
The following officers were elected:
G. G., Mrs. n. Z. Potter Lewiston.
q. v. G., Mrs. George Davis Biddeford.
G; Prelate, Miss Estelle Ramsdell, East
rort.
9. NJ. at A.. Mrs. Weymouth. Dexter
The remaining officers will be elected.
tomorrow, and other important business
VIII be transacted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12
THE FAYETTE TRAGEDY.
Relatives of Dunn Will Investigate
Mrs. Smith is Recovering.

Fayette, Me-. Oct. 11.-Despitc 4 cor
oner's verdict that the death of James
r. Dunn Of Boston, here, Saturday, was
due to suicide following an attempt upon
the life Of Mrs. Charles +. Smith, it is
understood that d. ]. Dunn, brother Of
the dead man. will engage private de;ec-
tives to work on the case The police
here, today, admitted that Dunn's brother
was not satisfied with the coronors yer
dict ard investigation and that he had
determined to take up a private investi-
cation.
Mrs Smith is recovering rapidly from
the severe wound she received in the arm
and shoulder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12
Stanwood- Lawson.

Boston, Oct. 1.-THE wedding of
Miss Gladys Lawson, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Lawson
and Eben Blaine Stanwood, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis NJ. Stanwood of Bea-
con street this city, took place, today
at Dreamwold, Egypt, the Lawson
home. The Dreamwold was decorated
extensively with flowers and greenery
and fruit and vegetables, emblematic
of the season. About 100 guests were
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12
NAMES NEW RAILROAD,
First Train Over Northern Maine Sea-
port Road Enters Frankfort.

Frankfort, Me, Oct. 1.-THE first
railroad train over the Northern Maine
Seaport Railroad. entered this village,
this morning. and was the event of a
general celebration by the blowing of
Whistles, ringing of bells and gun sa-
lutes. The new railroad from La
Strange TO Stockton is now completed
except two small gaps and some bal
,"s'ihg. The road will be open for
BUSINESS within few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12

such fantasies. Up stairs troop the
shutting feet and here is ladies' needle
work. paintings, engravings and rare
and curious objects which instruct as
well as interest. This upper floor APP
pears to appeal strongly to the
women-folks, and well it might, for ii
is simply an exposition Of the thrift,
advancement and industry of the
daughters of Mother Eve
In the hall there are also several
exhibits of a commercial and industrial
character, working models and the
eVer-present cream separator sales
men. All of these business agents re-
ported that they were doing a great
business, and money was free and cas-
lily spent. Surely, the good folks Of the
Sagadahoc valley are a prosperous
and happy lot.
From this building, the crowd makes
its way through the long aisles OF
fakirs-the smaller fry-and up the
stairs to the great plateau on the hill
top-and there is the fair! As if in
night, great city OF white tents has
sprung up on this plain. and every
where hurries and scurries excited
men and women and little folks-some
popcorn, taffy and othey goodies. The
peanut man shouts his wares-"They'r
all hottie cries, and the man with
the souvenirs tries to drown him out
with his hoarSe appeals to the passing
throng.
The army of fakirs that annually
flock to Topsham are proverbial-so
lC ng has this fair been known as a
harvest ground. This year the old
Midway is not in evidence-but a
grand new pike, two long avenues. and
with fully one hundred different con-
cessionaires is in its place. And this
feature of the great show is indeed an
exposition in itself. There are lots of
Wild men on show, they eat raw meat
and drink blood-and dance for the
folks who pay 70 cents a head and gaze
down upon the creatures in their dens
There is snake eater-the one Who
eats EN- alive" Pop corn wagons,
peanut roasterS and ice cream butchers
there are in abundance-and all the
other things that go to make up the
Old Midway and the new Pike are here
in good measure. And all is not frivoI-
Gus on the Pike. OF course, there are
shows that are a trifle off color-the
twoheaded bull for instance-where
after noting pictures of great living
monster, hydra headed-the victim
sees stuffed calf with one head nail
Cd on to the inanimate, and sawdust
filled form. But there are shows here
on the Pike that are interesting and
really worthy of better company. A
working world is shown. This show
is a clever mechanical contrivance ana
a genuine novelty. In another tent Is
shown man named Abbott. Mr.. Abb
bolt has on his back the reproduction
of a crucifix, placed there by a stroke
of lightning This curiosity is I'M
doubtedly authentic-as is proven by
the management of the show.
The balloon ascension was a hum
mer, today. The colored man who
made the ascent went up in his balloon
about 500 feet and jumped safely with
his parachute. The Second Regiment
Band of Lewiston played all day, and
the spirit Of King Carnival reigned
supreme.
The Races.
The grand stand was packed Jam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12

with another one of Il negative nature.
High Sheriff Ham accompanied by
DR. a. II. Sturtcvant, who later per
formed the autopsy, arrived at the
home about 2 o'clock. this morning. and
Immediately began minute investi-
gaticn Of the home. its surroundings,
ANA IN fact everything that could in
any way have a possible bearing on the
case and finally ending with the inves-
tigation of Mrs. Cooper and the releas-
ing of her from the restraint of the Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12

ficers of the law. and tonight, the pro-
gress made consists Of the calling of a
coroner'S jury who viewed the remains.
and the performing Of the autopsy
Coroner Henry w. Plummer sum-
moned the coroner's jury early. but it
was noon when they We're ready for
business and then they assembled,
walked to the room in which the dead
man lay. viewed the remains and adj
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12
Clifford Hale.

Portland, Me-, Oct. 11.-Miss Kath-
crime Hale, daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Clarence Hale Of Portland, was mar
ried. Wednesday afternoon, TO Philip
q clifford, son of the late VIM. III.
Clifford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12

scGrcied and as it would be practically
an imrOssibiy for a man to intlict this
wound upon himself without infiicting
powder wounds. it leads many to sus-
pcct the theory of suicide.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12

this tragedy to intiict the wound uron
himself. for tn" wound in the head was
p. inches from the tin Of the ear and
FL. inches from the right eye. the bull
1T coursing downward in the skull.
The hair ana flesh We're not nOticeably
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12
RAIN AND COLDER.

Washington, oct. 11.-Forecast for
New England: Rain and colder,
Thursday; Friday, fair, brisk south
east shifting to northea4t winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12

How do you explain the holes in the
WALL" That is where the mystery lays
and the authorities are just thinking,
they have theories, lots of them, but
everyone seems to be counterbalanced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12
Boston Forecast.

Boston, Oct. 11.-F'orecast for Bos-
ton ana vicinity: Showers. Thursday
morning, followed by fair. Friday,
fair, fresh to brisk winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington, oct. 1.-THE following
fourth class postmaster was appoint
ed, today:
Maine-Temple, Clarence Hodgkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12

q memorial tablet is to be placed
- me dungeon Of the Chateau Eau in
memory of Jeanne. dare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12
Bath Shipping News.

Rath. Me. Oct 11.-Sailed: Schr. Nor.
mandy, Carvers Harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-12

The Races.
The grand stand was packed jam
Continued on Page Five.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
Alarsmln,tn.
Sts arnnIettS oer Granem umo Waoden In
Wunsduicu uuo ihr t%trtpruua.

Wenn Der grie9iI9sortbpbore &alens
Der ben 8eeinn bes Mdra an5eiet, 10
beginner bic 5rauen unb Mdb9en bes
rumGnifhen Bottles um ben 9als an
~rothneiber S6nur m~iin5enartige Nmue
let's aus Sob, Silber ober anberem
Wietau gu trasen, pel9e bic sebeim=
niBpone 8raft befiBen, bic CARTE 9aut
pOr Dem peroerbli9en @influb Der @its
teruns gu f6iiBen. On bieie Mmuletts,
.Marbif6or," bas lit MGraz ober
Marsmiin5en genannt, snipft ii9 sirs
bubble Sage, Die aus benz iiebenbiirz
sif9en Walolanbe au9 in Die rumdz
nii9e Siefebene sebrungen lit.
Sn grauer 8or5eit, als bic @0tter
fi9 nod 5erobiieben, unter ben Mlen@
f9en gu panoeln, itieg Der getpalti9s
&riegs9ott Mars pom boben Olpmp
berab, UNI mad Rom gu sieben unb fei>
mem Sobne 2omulus stpei Stanbarten
gu iiberbrinsen, Die peibe bes Triebens
unb bic roi6e bes &rieees. Der peite
@eg, Die f9pere 9oIbene &Iftung uni
bic beiben Gtanbarten, bic er in bell
9dnben trus, ina9ten es, bab Der fonft
10 riftiee &riegseott ermiibete unb 1id
am Stranbe bes Meeres our &ube bin
legte. Sn biefem @ugenblid e%ntitiee
ben Wslsn bes Meeres Die i9aumge>
borene @enus in ftrablenber @90nbeit,
unb ais Mdrs iie erblidte, ba loberte
fem lsidt ent5iinbli9es Ser5 in beIstl
Slammen auf. Mu9 8enus fanb an
Dem itattli9en &riesseotte 9efanen,
unb bic 5littertpo6en Der 2iebe gingen
benz gOttliden Yuare i'm 5luge babin.
Dis Der Mugenblid Der Srennung fam,
nabm Mars fein MebaiGonbilonib in
er6dbener Mrbeit, Elm enlightenment 8ul=
fans, unb rei9te es feiner @eliebten.
0enus fiibte unter itrDmenben S6rGner
bas Bib, sog bann aus ben l1mfdue
mungen Der beiben Stanbartsn rptbs
unb peibe SGben, bic tie gu elmer
S6nur 81 iammenipanb, an Der lie bas
@ilbniB befefiste, porauf fie @9nur
unb Bib UNI ibren ffneemeiben 9als
bGnete, nit benz S6pur, fte 10 lange
als @nbenfen gu tragen, bis i6r Sc
liebter pieberfebre.
Seit biefer cit iinb Sauienbe Dor
Sdbren pergangen, urb nod immer tra=
gen bic Srauen unb SD9ter Der &u>
mGnsn, Der MbfOmmlinse bes fDniez
lt6en 9oinulus unb bes 1peltbeherr=
f9enben GpIfes Der IDmer, an rotbspet=
Der S9nur bas Mnbenten bes Mars.
@ber biefes Symbol bat ieinen mr.
iprIngli9sn poetii6s berliebten Ginr
berloren. Gs lit gum fosmetiider
Spmpatbiemittel berabgefunfen, Uni
fem Gatte, fein 2iebbaber barf es per=
fGiumsn, feinsr @bebGlfte oOer Der @rs
pGblten fsines 9erSens elm MarBiidol
gu fGenfen, bas tire S6Onbeit nit ge,
beimnibboler &raft bepabrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
Sie rMaine" i'm 6ansbamm.

Gabraeus elm Sanebamm (Oamm our
@bbaltuns bes Wuhers) aufsefibrt.
Na9bem bieier Damn f~ertigeeiteut
unb aussepumpt tit, fpG 8eiu9ern ssz
gen bic Gntridtuns elmer 9ebiibr cine
8efi9tisuns bes Wrads seftattet ietn.
Das S4iff felbft min man, na9bem
es pieber fdtpimmfdbis setporben, IN
ben bauptiG9lt9en 9Gfen Der linton
our 4usfteaung bringeu. Mus Mefe
fins<. 8ron5e= unb &upfertbeilsn, bic
man i'm Wrad finbet, ioaen auerlsi 4re
tifel als Mnbenten aneefertiet unb pers
tauft perben. Sir bic Gdtbeit biefer
Sa6en biireen Certificate, bic bon
dmeritanif9en urlb fubanifhen 8eams
ten ausseftelt unb ben &dufern iibers
lafen perben. @eniieenbes Materiol
alIer Dirt CUR @rri4tung zines Mpnuz
mentes pirb f9on porber auseef6altet
unb benz Oenfmal=4p mit iibergeben.
Ser Sangbamm mirb freisfGrmie
fein unb einen inneren Our9mefer bon
1854 SUB 6aben, 10 bab bon ben beiben
@nben bes S9iffes Bis gum @unbe bes
0dmmes nod ein FREEZER &aum bon ie
Is SUB blsibt. Der Damn tpirb aug
apei tonaentrii4 laufenben Wdnben
aus 8auhol5 beiteben, bic a4t SUB bon
chamber entfernt iinb. Sebe Wanb febt
fi9 aus je btei 3ou biden Ylanfen su<
fdmmen, bic fla9 auf chamber eelset
unb bur9 8olaen on chamber befeitist
tperben. Sn sepifen @bitdnben finb
bic beiben WGnbe bur9 NuerfpGnbe
nit chamber berbunben, bic aus K
felben Material unb in berfelben Meq,
hergeite1t perben. pie bic tretsf0rmi@
gen 6dupttpGnbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
PRfHs.

Der Wiefenbofbauer min feinem
Spbne, Der bsim MilitGr TT, cine
purtie @bnaaren f6iden unb padt
baber einert S4infen, peri4tsoene
Wiirfe, etpas @erGu4ertes u. /. 10. in
einsn aprb, nGbte i'm fem fdub.rlia
su unb trGst Jpn eisenbdnbis auf bic
ppft. Ser Sdalterbeamte aber ipettt
bas pafet auriid, siebt ibm cine @n<
bdnseaoreHe unb fagt, bic MULE CT
ridtis bef6reiben unb anbdngen. Der
Wieienbpfbauer seht fort uno tommt
na4 elmer @tunbe pieber. bod Der
Beamte tann tros eifrisen Spdbens
feline MbreFe an benz &orbe entoeden.
sd babe bod sefagt, Shr fout cine
MbreHe an6Gnsen," fdnaubt er ben
Wiefenboftauer an.
sob i9 aua," erpiberte bieier
NIT pfiffisem 2ddeln unb 5eist an
feinen SaIs. mo bic Mbrefe semitb'
li1 baumelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23

unb ais Erube sIidli9 i'm Coupe fBt;
f%liftert lie binter Der borgebalsenen
9anb: ,Oas mar unter 3eugen! Ollie
boban's gefeben, Der Stationsporftez
Der. Der 3ugfibrer. Der bide 8ahns
6ofspirtb. Murgen erSablen ii4's
ole SpaBen unb &rGben. baB bu gu
meiner 9o45eit tommft als 8raut."
Srube lG9elt felig, unb 9eina hdlt
nod INNER ibre 9anb:
rSus Sdlittenreat bat bid feftses
fabren."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
Gas f3raR Der ,,Alaint."
SntereKantes groieft einer @efeuidatt smr
cebEne ocs SdIadbtfhtHs

eCpcu0 oce SOtuutf9tWs.
Sm Oiftrift Columbia lit neuli9 Die.
uniteb States 8attlefbip Mains Sal=
page Company intorpOrirt iporSen.
Der 3ped Der @efeai9aft beitebt, pie
Der Name befugt, in Der 8ergung bes
am Is. 5ebruar 1898 i'm 9afen BON
9abanna serit0rten 8unbes<S 9la9ts
f9iffes nMaine," fopie in Der eGnS@
li4en @%ntfsrnuns bes 6ubraeuses aus
benz 9dfen. Die fubdnif6e &eeierung
bat nit ben Ser. Staaten einen Ser
tras absef9lofen, bem5ufolee bic fir
bic 8ergung einf4ldeigen Mrbeiten am
10. Mpril 1905 begpnnen unb ON 10.
Mpril 1905 beenbet fem miiFen.
gs lit bic @bii9t Der @eIelfdaft, 5us
ndaft bic I'M S9iffsrumpfe liesenben
2ei9en Der Matrpien unb ibre periDns
Ii4en @ffetten gu beben, Johann ale
~pertbbolen @eeenitGnbe, trie Woffen,
&anonen, Mafdinerie unb &oblsn gu
bergen, enbli9 bic unbef9Gbieten
Sbeile pes S9iffes felbit gu fi4ern.
gu benz 9sbufe pirb runb UNI bas
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
ScSrpbtc Sniel.

Inter ben bolGnbif9en SnIeln an
Der glorb IeetiiIt bat Serel Bel ben leBz
ten Stiirmen berbdltnibmGbig am mel
fen eelitten unb es finb bur9ereifenbe
Mabreeeln, unb atpar anerf9leunigft
erforberli9, tpenn Elm GROCER She'll bic
fer Sniel ni6t unniberrufli9 perlpren
fem Ipu. Die Siinenreibe an Der nDrbz
li9en SpiBe bon Serel pirb ppn ssabr
gu Sabr f6maler, Der polberporftonb
bon gierlanb ldbt atpar jebt einen
0et9 anlegen, aber biefer 1T md,
LANCE ni9t fertig, unb mar befinbet iifj
in Der uneiinitieiten Sabresaeit, dber es
gei9isbt ION bObsrer !Sanb ni9ts. Seti
lit pieber auf Der Siibfpibe 5eim foee-
nunlsten !9orntje Elm @tiid @runb pnn
etpa 231 SUB 2dnge fpeggefaloser
porben. Ods Steer 1T bier an Der
&ifte ungebeusr tief, bic StrDmun9 be-
tpegt fi9 bort NIT auberorbentli6er
@ef9pinbisfeit, fibrt ben Sanb meg
unb unterboblt bas 2anb unb Die
Decide, unb Der 4ueenblid mub enblif
eintreten, mo allies in bic Siefe itiira
Die Sanbplatte Snrutt, bic an bic Sn.
TEL Serel grenat, nirb INNER tleiner,
unb bic duBere MeeresftrOmung nGteri
ii9 mebr unb mebr Dem Snielgrunb
an Der Sftfiiite lit Der Oei9 na9 On
fi9t aaer Sa6osrftdnbieen Guberfi
f6pa9, uno man fpriat BON Der M6e=
li9feit, bab er Bel elmer 9o9flutb ben
Druid bes WaKers feinen @ibertonf
leiiten tonne. Damn pGre aber bas
unelid nidt gu bei6reiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
Gin 8tuet bon Der Gr6e bis sur
Soutte>

Gin Mmerifaner bat fi9 ben S4ers
semadt, 3ii bere9nen, pie bod ii4
Der Tabrpreis fir cine Giienbabnreife
britter &lafe bon Der @rbe big CUR
Spnne itellen tpiirbe. @r bot na4 ieis
ner 8ere9nuns babel berausgefunben,
bah Elm fol6es Billet $4,000 Dollars
foiten tpiirbe. Sci elmer 5abrgei4pins
biefeit bon SO Meilen in Der Stnnbe
piirbe bic &eife 100000 @tunben
-1O4,166 2s3 Sage ober 2851a Sab
re bauern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23

Gine s o!em"< STANCE
tpel9e einen She'll Der Mlasfde@usite
lung allf Der ct. Coulter Weltausfiei
lung bilbate, tpurbe tiir5li9 Del
Sommlungsn bes Offentli9en Mu=
feums in Milpaufee, Wis., einperleibt.
Grri9tet tpilrbe biefe Stanee Dor
genpate a S'lingit, Der auf Der .Prin7
bon @alesz Sniel, Mlasfa, tpobtlt, gum
Inbenfen feiner gltern. Oa feline
Mutter CUR 9laFe Der .Gabsn" eebOrt
10 befinbet fi9 audi auf Der Spite Der
Stange EN- gei9ibter Mabs. Sbr
@atte aus benz Stamme Der &pfzpons
ton gebGrte Der &laHe Der 8Gren on,
unb 1T ais FOLDER sefeanSeidnet. Sbl
8ruber, Elm Mebisinmann, lit elei9=
faQs auf Der Stanee perepiet; bes=
sleiden feline aiDei Sflapen. Oieis
.Sotem" =Staneen tperben bon ben Sn=
bianern ais beilig gebalten unb IS gihi
besbalb nur tpenise Mufeen. bic it'd
bes 8efibss zines fplfen riibmsn t0n'
men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
g 6era bate Sob aur

g 9era butte Sob aur
Golse. SIN iugenoliden l1ebermutb
bombarbirten fi9 bic 8riiber Spencer
unb MOrton Wilbum in Minot, 81.
o.. segenfeitig nit &leibunesftiiden-
oils fem @orratb an Durfgef9oHen
aussins, bob Spenoer Elm @tiid
aupferbrabt auf unb mari Is mad ieis
mem 9ruber Mcrton. Die f6orfe
Spibe bes Srabtes orung in bic S9o
belbede Mortons Elm unb fiibrts beFen
Sob herbei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23

Won BEN ginfpanberern,
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INDIANA TRUST CO.,
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The Newtown bee., 1905-12-08
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SOUTH BRITAIN.
A SUPPER AND SALE.

A SUPPER AND SALE.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will give a supper
and sale of fancy articles at the Parish
house, Thursday evening, December
IA. This is the first of a limited num-
Der of suppers which the ladies are 60
ing to give this winter, so don't miss
it. You will be sure to find just what
you want for Christmas gifts on the
sale table, and an extra good meal on
the supper table, for which will be
charged 20 cents.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Munson Of Wa
terbury were guests of Charles Brad
ley, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Ste ven Baker Of New
York, Mrs Buckingham Of New Ha-
ven. DR. Rankin and son of Hartford,
spent THANKSGIVING with Mr. and Mrs
Merwln Mitchell.
Mrand Mrs George Mitchell gave a
dinner to p relatives on Thursday
last.
Williams s. Scoviile have placed a
pool table in the room over their store
John Cassidy, Jr., has been enjoying
the sights of New York for two weeks.
Guests at William Mitchell's on
Thanksgiving day besides the family
we're: Mr. and Mrs Heman Abbott of
Middlebury; Mr. and Mrs Laurence
Tabor and DR. Abbott of Waterbury,
and George Welton of Woodbury..