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New-York tribune., 1905-12-14
Financial.
OFFERING OF THE OF
81 Preferred Cumulative Stock Of the
Donald Steamship Company,
Is BROADWAY, NEW YORK

INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAy
CAL
PREFERRE
COMMON s
NO BONDED DEBT
DIRH
JOHN 4. DONALD.
President.
WILLIAM McADoO.
Commissioner New York Police
JACOB ". MILLER.
Manager. Marine Dept. y. Y. \. H. & H. n +. Co
JOSEPH b. MoRRELL,
Merchant. New York.
ISAAC Z. CHAPMAN.
Merritt & Chapman Derrick & wreckingf Co., New
It unanimously the special meeting of the
he o 3sf9se of hs g ag 9S @ s2oood
soo 600 end to the common stock from
for the same
This company was Incorporated 1901 under the laws
state Of New York but for fifteen years prior TO
that the business had been successfully conducted
has been enTHsted to the parties funnng
Since the company Incorporated IT has earned and
& Paa n e dn @ eea s @ & qI Ss on s o in 1903 and
surplus $4,000 has for depreciation and
ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL NET EARNINGS OF
THE
DONALD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
with the New Steamers chartered in advance. in opera
tion about May, 1906:
Net snTngs g q 1 the s $ I Ii een 4nn
Each Of the two new ships win under their
charters which for four years, as mgen ge6 o as
the LILLE S2oOtO 80.
10000 10000
The s s "ATHos" the largest ship, 10000
tbe .R4JCF, ~ ,o5etEsr earn not less than 90 600
Making the earnings of the entire fleet shps leooo
Allowing for depreciation of cent on S5oeO0o o
the total cost of ships @Joou
Less aGRE GRaend palspSe o De4 OF cent due on 100000
1asyi Balance for credit Of Reserve Fund and
for dividends on common stock of 9o'VOu
The increase capital to provide for
building steamers England. the steamer
( LILLE, owned by the company, at a cost
gregang S2000 balance due the builders OF
the LILLE which built by Messrs Swan Hunter
Wigham Richardson. Ltd, Wasend-on-Tyne, England
years and chartered the United Fruit Com
being built by the same
built 6. S. LILLE. They are intended
the banana trade which has developed largely be-
the OF the West Indies Central America and
the United States THE STEAMERS NOW BEING
Built HAVE BEEN CHARTERED TO The aI7,-tAI At
RENTAL OF S4ooo. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, FOR 4
PERIOD OF -FOUR YEARS FROM NAY, 1905 At
WHICH TIME THEY WILL BE COMPLETED. After
about 16 the company. lExpenses such coal and
port charges being paid by the chartereTs.1
We may also state that steamer LILLE
this has been quite successfully en-
ployed past and has given great salts
faction 10 United Fruit Company, who have this
steamer chartered similar terms which has netted
company in the 1leghborhood Of from 16 to 1SeE
The feet Of the company Of the following
New-York tribune., 1905-12-14
Financial.


, STOCK. -. 100000
oCK.... 100000 .ssrss.prr
DAVID C. REID.
Ex-Pres Harlan & Horingsworth Co.. Wilmington
JOSEPH DI GroRGro.
President, Atlantic Fruit Co.. Baltimore Md.
rresident. Standard Motor Construction Co.
Manager. Hozapfeis American Compositions Co
Formerly Asst Cashier Consolidated National Bank
and especially the and fruit carry
Of hesa boats Is are sor
basis referred 70 for the new steamers thereby S G
pany and with the new steamers in operation @ ep la
stock. depreciation. etc -
hostiltes between Russia and japan would that
orders for large number OF SHIPS & would % be pee
ton would increase materially were fortunately able 10 10
prices, thereby saving handsome amount to the COM
This company the American company to engage
In The ehsgterng Of vessels in the ban mana tsos d m e
ship owners who have taken large profits ed. out 9T sae
yantage In the anagement Of their ships at 50 great v
proven profitable investments to the owners.
THE 1900 SHARES ADDITIONAL PREFERRED
STOCK AT 500 EACH NOW AUTHORIZED BY THE
DIRECTORS AND STOCKHOLDERS TO PAY FOR
THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW STEAMERS ARE
NOW OFFERED TO SUBSCRIBERS ON The SAME
TERMS AS THE ORIGINAL STOCK WAS ISSUED
PAR (S100 PEP SHARED FOR THE PREFERRED
STOCK WITH 500 OF COMMON STOCK (s100s PER
SHARED GIVEN TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS ON A BASIS
OF ONE SHARE OF COMMON STOCK FOR EVERY
TWO SHARES OF THE NEW PREFERRED STOCK
| TAKEN OR SUBSCRIBED FOR.
The gentlemen COMPOSING the directorate Of this COM
have carefully and successfully administered Its
affairs during the past four and In instances
connected with the private company prior to its in
corporation They will continue 10 ba identified with
! this company.
Inasmuch the company never failed pay the
dV1dendS on STOCK and hes mucn br1gnter
poets than before history company 1t
is reasonable suppose that the stock issue will be
| rapidly disposed Of.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Subscriptions to the New Preferred stock. at
be made to the Treasurer Of the Company. THoS. N
JONES, at the offices Of the COMPANY No. IS Broadway.
| ton must accompany orders.
The balance of all subscriptions will be psyable
until the following
Second payment of $3.50 January 15 1905.
| Third payment of 25cc February To- 1906.
Final payment 25G6 March 15 1906.
receipt Will be given by the treasurer each pay
et is received and certificate will delivered
when final payment Is made.
ALL THE NEW ISSUE OF PREFERRED STOCK
WILL PARTICIPATE IN DIVIDENDS DECLARED
! FROM EARNINGS ACCRUING DURING THE FISCAL
YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY !, 1906
THE STOCK WILL BE ALLOTTED AS SUBSCRIP-
TONS ARE RECEIVED. ACCOMPANIED BY CHECK
FOR THE AMOUNT OF THE FIRST PAYMENT.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-14
Financial Meetings.

THE IRVING NATIONAL BANK
New York. December 6th. 1905.
A SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE. sToCKHoLDERs
N Of The Irving National Bank Of New York will be
held its banking house No Hudson street City OK
a M for purpose Of voting the following pro
posed amendment the Articles of Association of the
hank governing number of directors of said bank
RESOLVED that Section Of the Articles of Associa-
,on Of The Irving National Bank Of York be, and it
hereby amended by inserting the words not less than
ffteen and twenty-five stockholders in
place OF the words ''ffteen stockholders'
S BENJAMIN r. WERNER. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-14
WESTERN UNION.

tn. Western Union Telegraph Company@s state
,rent for the December 81 quarter partly est-
mated compares with the actual figures OF the
oo-rssnondtus quarters OF 1904. 1908 and 1902, as
New-York tribune., 1905-12-14

.,rsest. The preferred was practically neglected.
@sse5e Consolidated Copper was taken in hand and
o.s u m per cent on q heavy volume of dealings
rSn ea,,slas Copper. which has been more or less
.srlected for nearly year, was advanced =.
~, conner after selling of fraetionally, rose 3
- cont Tennessee advanced per cent, Mitchell
fPiing a fraction. Nevada Utah was under good
@-ort N and after easing off fraction rallied to
80 tbe best Nevada Consolidated, after rising
:, fell nearly per cent. Other mining stocks
ssa.,,,ated fractionaIIy. Manhattan Transit opened
s.h a burst of activity at gain OF IL per cent,
w. s.tN eased of at the end. Havana Tobacco i'm
oved pe- cent, while Marine preferred fell nearly
,,int Bonds were quiet but firm.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-14
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCTS.

Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions. cot
ton and mineral oils compare follows for No
vember and the eleven months ended November 80:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-14
NOTICE TO POOL SUBSCRIBERS
NOTICES. AXE BEING NAILED TO-NIGH7

NOTICE TO POOL. SUBSCRIBERS.
NOI1CES ARE BEING MAILED TONIGHT
showing loss of $3.50 CS3 600 Oo0-s1 600 metal;
S2f0oo00 stocksl since last accounting se profit
permission TO all to withdraw their balance
scription with 412o accounting
accumulated interest subscription previous
ginning new operations Friday December 18th Also
participants Will have right their
scrtption 500 900 fotaD. subscription
has been underwritten. without commission
TO take allotment by old subscribers will be considered
full waiver to underwriters subscription will
same terms and conditions old viii participate in
proportion
THOMAS w LAWSON.
Boston. December "A, 1905.
NOTICE TO COPPER RANGE HOLDERS
While firmly believe Copper Range selling at SSS
VIII eventually sell be worth. $3.50, S1I5 $500
desire from to-day to withdraw from all further moral
responsibility those hold Copper because Of
past advice My only object in giving this notice is
been instrumental in placing in round numbers
100000 shares of this stock in the hands Of investors at
to-day represent Investors profit 100000.
satisfied to call in my past predicttons
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
Boston. December II, 1905.
NOTICE TO TRINITY HOLDERS
only outstanding unfulfed direct prediction any
special stock, have made good on Copper
Range, is Trinity have preparation official
stockholders which should be Of great
the meantime, advise all TO hold on
70 Trinity the of such notice being
i0ii'" u - 41iN- THOMAS W. LAWSON.
Boston. December IA 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-14
GUARANTEED STOCKS

Registrar and Depositary +:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-14

The actual returns for the September 30 dsoa
.,,srte follow: Net revenue, s2.oo7.5ss; bond In
teTest. sssl sco balance. ss7s.2ss; dividends 81
OF; surplus s45s.272; previous surplus siS'sa'zs
total surplus sls,4ss,4sl-
yUi,h the above statements December 81 quarter
estimated and September 80 quarter actuaD at
hard ys can give the approximate figures for six
months Of the fiscal year tJuly to December 81
1sos with a comparison OF the actuai hsutes s 10.
the corresponding periods OF is'' 1'''0 anu -'- A
New-York tribune., 1905-12-14
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

,.ass stsan1ship saings from Vancouver for Japan
China and Philippine Islands
Emp india Dec q .SS Er1P Of Ghlna EsS is
rn az Japan Jan. q. 'O6 Emp. OF India Mar 10. es
For FIJI Hawaiian Islands. Australia and New Zealand
NoScra Jan. 5th 1905 Mosna. -...-.Fen I'd. 1903
FOR rates and information apply TO 2S1 5thays. sSs
and I Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-14

70 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Capital, S2,500,0OO. Surplus, s., 500, ,OOO
OFFICERS;
EDWIN GOULD PTesldent
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR 1st Vice-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM III. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P Armstrong, Myron T. Herriek,
Frank Brainard, Edward I. Jefery,
Harry Bronner, William III. Laws,
Robert C. Clowry, Vim. Willis Merrill,
Edmund c. Converse, WinsloW S. Pierce,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Dick S. Ramsay,
Grenville II, Dodge, Frederick B. Schenek,
q. Goepel, Andrew Squire,
Edwin Gould, William H Taylor,
Frank Jay Gould, Edward r. Thomas,
George J. Gould, John P. Truesdell,
John 4. Hilton. E. F G. Young.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-14
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Governesses etc.
to Colleges, Schools aud Families. Apply to
Mrs NJ. ]. YoUNG-FULTON % Union Square
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for the
n Tribune received at their Uptown Officc: No 1S6z
broadway between 36th sts until o'clock
Advertisements received the following branch ocee at
regular office O'Clock p. viz: 254 sh~
ave 2Sdst 153 9th ave 12th-st 90 East
Iz+h-et 257 42d-st. between 7th and Sth ayes
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GET ttper 60 szanreu

ibon uuroe Wrs. @inslpm's Sou,
thing : Sbrup BON Wiqipnen BON
Wiittern beim !8abnen Der &inoer
%anaepenoet. Wir1t Ou i'm Shlofe
burb oas Sbreien zines &inbes aes
itDrt, baB i'm 8abnen lift uno bot
Shmersen meint? Wenn 10, la31e
iofort cine Tlaihe BON ,.Mrs.
BinslOws Soothing Sprup" holen.
Sein8ert lift unbeaablbar. @s miro
Dem fleinen 2eioenoen lDfort Hinoes
rune peribafen. 8erlast eub oas
rauf, Wtiitter, es lit teir, 8meifel
barber. sc beilt Oiarrboe, regus
liert ben Wa9en uno bic Nieret,,
beieitiet @tno : 9plit, erpeidt ben
@aumen, nerbinbert @nt5iinouna
uno itarft oa8 gauge Spften.
vWtrs. Winsluns Soothing Sprup"
'fiir sahnenoe 8inoer lit angenebm
i'm 8eibmad; oas Recept itanmt
BON einem Der beiten ueibliden
Ner5te in ben Ser. Staaten. gs 1T
bel allen 9ruagiften in Der aanaen
Welt su baben. Breis 25 Gents Der
5laibe. 8auft nidts anoeres, als
WtrS. Wlnsloms SOOTHING Snruu.
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8sht lhr bald mach dem Norden?
@eun TO, ipIltet SeSbr oieie nieorigen
81 Staten beadbtett.
taIa

HoWistiat, 90. (Beteranen< &euniDn)
Gin Gent per Meile.
Ttdets gum Berfauf g., TO-, IL. urb
IL. SUM-, galtie fir bic &udreiie
bis sum 10. Suli.
xoronfo, Canada (Nn ben Seeen)
Gin Gabrpreis plus $500.
Eidets gum Wertauf 49,, 49,, q.
unb % SUM-, aiiltig fur bic 8nGe
fnbrt Bis gum 81. Mu9uf.
sSnhiauapoIis, Snn.,
Gin Sahrprei8 plus $500.
xt6stD 3ul1 8ertnuf 10. uno %.
Snut. e1ltig fur bic &ddfabrt Bis
s. a., sunni.
N1tbas1 Bad, %, 3. (6eethfte)
Gin 6n6rpreiS plus 1885.
Eidet1 8urs 8ertauf 49,, g.. 30.
Suuj unb ]. Sui. glltie fir bic
@adfebrt Bis 81. Muauft.
DaIttmerf,. M
Gin 6akrpreia plus $500.
4EidetS aisil 8ertauf l., 2.gnnb 8.
Suli, gtiitig Bis 4. Guauft.
0mllaJs, N.-9.
Gin aabrpeis plus $500.
Eidets 8urt 8ertaut z, 8. unb g.
Snli, galtig Bis 4. Nuguft.l
Str tabrt ant ben feinfen 3iigeu In 9eras.
&aruel GID tattouen. 9nrbi9lafnagen
NIB 6batr Gars. Gleftrt@e Sader.
C. w. STRAIN, C. r, A.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
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radt. 1n6 nod bitterer hat Iih bic

rQdt. l1nb nod bitterer bat iib bic
u~nfdbiateit Der Offi5iere aerddt.
uelbe aut3 tpieoer cine 5pIge bes
ReaieruugsiDitems lit, Wtit einem
Mnnne mte Hicnlaus Dem 2meiten
als Sefbftberriher, 1T es nur su pers
ftdnb[ih, oaB i'm OiiaiersfDrps uns
al0ublide 2utterei eingerifen lit.
Gin Mann. Der 10 tpenia i'm Stanoe
1T, pirflides gerolenit 81 ~erfennen
uuo sl belpbnen, fam feiner erhe.
benoen @influB auf feline Sffi3iere
uno 8eatnter auaiiben. Sn einem
fonititutiDneQen Staate miiroe oas
nitt tpeiter eefdbrlih iein. aber in
einem nutotratilhen, oa 1T elm ihmas
der 6errider unter nmItanoen nod
ihlimmer als Elm iblehter.
8ir pollen niht weiter oorauf elnz
geben, mie fth in oieiem 8riea Die
unsuperlailieteit Der 8eoDlferung aes
seiat Dot, uelde iubelte. pen1 oaS
rullilhe Seer Nieberlaaen erlitt; mir
mulIen niht auf Die finansielen Ser
~leQenbeiten Der 8e9teruna% eingehen.
Die ourh cine perfehrte JinanaDirts
ihaft herppraerufen naren. auf Die
Io5talen uebel, Die. acknowledgement
burb cine unfiun1Ge BirtidaftspOlis
tit, nit loailber 5plaeribtigfeit ae=
raoe iebt, ba Der 4rieg i'm gauge
uar, gum Iuabruh farasa -- ales
bas aber mar cine Holae bes Nutuz
frotismus. so bot berielbe oenu
gab inner uno auBen Fin 8anter0tt
gen1ad1t unh bieier &rieQ lift es, Der
i'm in ieiner gansen @rbdrmlihfeit
uno Sammerlibteit aeseiQt Dot. @S
bat cine Belt aegeben, in pelder eer
IutDfratismuS cine acknowledged
tuar, Die 8eiten iinb aber lauee Dorz
BEL. beute 1T er eins MnDmalie, Der
8erlauf Des rulit1hen &rieges bat
eeseiet, oaB ielbit bas, pas man mod
81 ieinen @uniten reoete, obne Bez
rehti9uiae 1T. @r bat iih in ieoer
8esiebune leiftunesun!6big eruieien.
er lift pDuftdnbig aulommengebrDdben.
unb Uer in RuBfano oas beute nod
niht erfennt, eer piro lhper oafiir
81 biBen babeu.
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ghfpteriae Mufaabe.

IS mar cine Idmere Nufsabe, bic
Seiluns zines fold idfimmen Safes mie
Der BON 6. 5. Golfer BON GberOfee,
3d. aa iibernebmen aber @leftric 8it-
ters balf. @r idreibt: Weipe Nieren
i6mer5ten 10, buB i'd faum in eiaem
Stuble iiben fsnnte; i'd fit an Tadenz
unb &opfi6mer5 unb Niebeesel6laeens
beit. Gleftric Bitters fat mid p6ais
interchangeable. Sd empfeble es ses
gen Nierenz, 2eber uno Masen : &rant=
beiten. gu baben bel S. &alteDer g.
Sobn, @ep. S. s. @6mibt. Gig. uno
Nbolf 9reiB. Preis soc.
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SbDl3 Saloon bietet etnen
augenebmen Nnfentbali.
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WINGS 5 Gents oauona.@ iQorre
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YprtD Nico.

gs iino jebt flint Sabre perflohen.
leitoem bic Ser. Staten Die &ee
gierung BON Borto Nieo ibernpms
men baben. Bie Die BepDlferung
pDlitii@ babel aefabren lift, oariber
bDrt man tpenig. Die 8ermaltung
beftebt aus Dem @uuperneur uno Der
@recutiobebDroe, 81 melher Die
Chefs Der iebs 8eaierun9soepartes
ments uno flint @ineeburener eeb6s
rem uno bic Der 8rdfioent oer Ser.
Staten ernennt, iDmie aus einem
IbgeDronetenbauie BON IS Witglies
bern, Die pom Bolfe 9epdblt meroert.
Die BebDroe uno bas Nbgeoronetetts
haus bilben 5uiammen Die @eiebee>
bung. Selbitperitdnolib baben lib
aub Barteien gebiloet unb 10 u1Dger
fib Die 2eute Bel Der Musnbung ibrer
8ehte 10 mpl fiblen, pie oas BDlt
biersulanoe aub. Waterieu 1T Der
Wehiel ibnen 10 pDl mie ben Ser.
Staten uDn Nuber getpeien, mie
elm 8eriht bes 6anoelsbeparternents
erieben lGBt. 4aut Nusmeis oes
Statiitii9en Bureaus besDgen bic
Ser. Staten i'm Sabre 1904 Waren
i'm Werte BON $12, 1863. 483, geeer
So. 1882. 270 i'm Sabre 1898, uno bic
Iusfubr oDrtbin 1T BON $1,404. O04
i'm Sabre 1898 auf $11, 1884, 978 i'm
Sabre 1904 geftiegen.
Nui einem @ebiet BON 1906 Qua
oratmeilen. etma balb 10 grpB mie
SEEM SerieD, adblte Die Sniel laut
8ablung nDn Sabre 1899 953 ,243
ginpDbner, ettpa ebenioniel ME @eit.
Gireinien. Das StapelprDoutt Der
Sniel lit &affee, por Dem i'm Sabre
1903 auf 10000 Ncres SO, 450, 600
Bfunt eeerutet muroen. 81, 900 Ncres
iino nit 8uderrDbr beitellt, oas in
benz genannten Sabre 234 Miuionen
Bfuno ergab. ID, 900 Icres 9abat
brahten am6lf Ninionen Bfuno.
Der Inbau BON Baummoue lift nod
8eriuh. Was an Wineralien auf
Der Snlel bDrbanoen. lit nod niht
auseebeutet. Wan finbet bort Cob,
SLIDER, Glen, &upfer. Bismut, Binn,
Quediilber, @idel uno Blatina.
Sals tperoen idbrlib 5ebn Wtiqiunen
Bfuno gemDnnen.
Der 6anoelsbertebr Der Sn5el
fteQte iih i'm Sabre 1904 auf 314
Wiiuion Doqars, nDnDn 65 Wiuip,
men ben 6anoel nit anberen 2dnoern
reprdiantieren, 244 init ben Ser.
Staten. Die @~eiammteinfubr be-
lief fid auf $14. 1876. O61, uupDn oas
guslano NIT s. 1900. 083 beteiligt
mar. Die Nusfubr fteate fid auf
SIT, OBJ, 932, mOoDn 81. $50, 449 na1
benz Guslano ainaen.
Die 0aupttesugslGnoer Der Sniel
fino auser ben Ser. Staten Spa
MEN, Ganaea, Srantreih, @ruB>
britannien, 8~enesuela, uruauan uno
Seutihlano, ibren Nbiabmarft fin
bet tie, Der Reibe na6 georonet uie
Dben, IN ben Ser. Staten. in guba,
Sranfreih, Spanien, OeIterreih.
nngarn, CANADA. DeutIdlano uno
Stalien. Die 3unabme oes 6ans
eelsuertebrs nit ben Ser. Staten
uuroe oaourb er5ielt. oaB i'm Sabre
1900 bic Sniel 3oaoitritt oieies
2anoes wuroe uno ipmit in Die
&ehte nes amiibenitaatliden 5reis
banoels eintrat. Sir Die Soften Der
8erpaltuna 1T ourh Elm Sbftem 10.
taltr 8elteuerung Ssrae getraaen.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-30
ROXBUR1.

WELLER DISTRICT SCHOOL MEETING.
 The Weller district school held their annual school meeting on June 20 and elected their committee by vote of 16 to one. It was something unusual as previous to that meeting the Board of Education had to appoint commit tee and it looked as a hold over on the committees part. But at this meet ing the taxpayers turned out and there were enough of taxpayers that did not vote at the school meeting to vote enough of money, if called on by subscription, to create fund of sev' eral hundred dollars, if the Farmer would call for it, for the purpose of en. larging the school playgrOunds and grading the present piece of property which belongs to District No. 8. The writer of this article is inclined to think that if the collector of the dis trict would make little push and not leave it all to the committee, that by next September we would have in Weller district, graded school with all the necessary appliances. As we are living out near the woods we dc not expect to have everything our owr way without help.|[*
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-30

formerly of this place, spent last week here, visiting old friends and neigh bOrS.
 Miss Bessie B. Wheeler has recently visited in New Haven and New York.
 MT and Mrs William B. Davis are entertaining their daughter, Mrs Roy al 0. Leavenworth, and grandchild from Los Angeles, Cal. It is over six years since Mrs Leavenworth went there.
 MT and Mrs Walter Wheeler have commenced housekeeping at the old Bristol place, now owned by Rev Father Martin. .
 Mrs M. A. Bronson recently visited at the homes of Mrs Anna V. Whit more, William B. Davis and George E Garlick.
 A patent has been awarded to H H. Burton of this place for an improv- ed indicating device for rolling mills
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-30
The NeWtOWn Bee
 Newtown Friday, June 30 1905.
Ten psees
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
TASHUA.
A SCHOOL PICNIC

A SCHOOL PICNIC.
 Miss Florence Coe closed her school here on Friday, June 23, with appro- priate exercises Of singing and recita- tiOns by the scholars, after which a picnic was much enjoyed out under the trees. Cake and ice cream were furnished by the teacher and children to which all did justice. The prizes for the best spelling in the first class were awarded to Misses Dorothy and Verona Mallett. Dwight s. Mallett of Yale college is home for the summer vacation. Mrs D. M. Fuller spent a few days with her sister in Bridgeport, last week.
 Mrs Peck is visiting her daughter, Mrs John Patterson. Misses Ruth and Dorothy Mallett and Dwight Mallett attended the High school commencement exercises in Newtown, Saturday evening. Charles Seeley has been appointed administrator on the estate of the late O. s. Mallett, and John Treadwell and Randolph Bradley appraisers. Dr Hill is entertaining relatives from Oregon. Miss Mabel Seeley, who has attend ed school in Derby, is home for the summer vacation. Miss Winnie Bradley has entertained friends recently.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-30
TEN TIMES EASIER.

It is ten times easier to cure coughs, croup, whooping cough and all lung and bronchial affections when the bowels are open. KennedY's Laxative Honey and Tar is the original laxative Cough Syrup. Gently moves the bowels, and expels all cold from the system. Best for coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, etc. Remember the name, "Kennedy's'', and see the red clover blossom and the honey bee is on the bottle. Sold by s. B. Sanford & Co.,, Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; Stephen French, ,Stepney Depot; Williams & Scoville, South Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-30
HUNTINGTON.
NEWS TERsELY TOLD.

Mrs Nathan Brock is quite ill.
 Mrs Maria Bush is in Westville car ing for the sick.
 Miss Eloicy Smith is seriously ill at the home of H. F. Glover.
 MT and Mrs Nathan Brock had a lit tie daughter arrive at their home re- gently.
 George Edwards of Oxford was a guest, Sunday, of Tracy Nc Ewen on White Hills.
 Mrs G. tMcEwen of White Hills has just had built a new carriage house and wood shed, 36 IS feet, with l2 foot posts, just south of his house. Mrs John l.. Nichols of Walnut Tree Hill, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs G. McEWen, on White Hills. MT and Mrs Daniel Knapp. who have been living in Maine for few years, have returned and opened Mrs Knapp's old homestead, the Nelson Tomlinson place on White Hills, where they will make their home for the present. Miss Carrie Won de Seith, who has been attending school in Brooklyn for the past year, where she was confirmed, is now at home with her parents, MT and Mrs c. P. Won de Seith on White Hills, for the summer vacation.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-30
THE SALVE THAT PENETRATES

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve pene- sntisentic dise % i rubifocient M emf and and healing in. f1uence it Subdues inflammation and cures boils, burns, cuts, eczema, letter, ring worm and all skin diseases. A specific for blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles. The original and genuine Witch Hazel Salve is made by D. 0. Dewitt & Co.,, and Sold by s. B. Sanford & Co.,, Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; Stephen French Stepney Depot; Williams & Scoville; South Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-30

Ladies' Social'c club, will be postponed one week, to Wednesday, July 19.
 Miss Ethel Wisner spent Sunday in Bridgeport.
 MT Malley, living on the Trustee farm, who has been supplying MT Kitcher with milk, now furnishes Le- roy Clark.
 Mrs Emma Wheeler has been feeling poorly, but is somewhat improved.
 Miss Mabel Sherwood takes music lessons of Miss Emma Jennings.
 School at Wilson's Mills closed, Fri day, at noon to allow pupils and teach CT to attend the exercises of the Mid. dle district, Fairfield, which were very interesting.