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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-11
Solid Gold eJeWe1rY.

The jewelry stores rightly monopollze the
business for costly Jewery But little prices are
also associated with much of the Solid Gold Jewel
nv sold at Christmas time. The Palais Royal COM
petes with the jewelry stores here and appends
list To the left hand are the jewelers. quotations;
to the right are Palais Royal Prices. Investigate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-11
10 Per Cent Discount
On all articles at S. to $Ioo.

The price plainly marked each article and from 10 to 20
less than the exclusive The discount allowed
only for the morning hoursis induce selection other than
during the busy afternoon hours. See list below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-11
Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPER'S FERRY. w. Va, December
I.-Both rivers cloudy today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-11
EXTENDING CHARTER.
o1ice of Controller of the Currency
Urea nena rtnanf

WASHINGTON, December l. 1905
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned 1t has been made to appear tina {
The National Bank Of Washington In the city
OF Washington. District OF Columbia, has COM
piled with all the provisions of the Act Of Con-
grcss to enable National Banking Associations to
extend their corporate existence and for other
purposes" approved July IL, 1882:
Now. therefore, I. William b. RidgeIy, con-
trolier OF the currency, do hereby certify that
s.Ths National Bank of washfngton,'' In the
city Of Washington, District OF Columbia 10 au-
thcrized TO have succession for the period speci-
ne6 In its amended articles Of association name.
ly, until close Of business on December /, 1895.
In testimony whereof witness my hansrsnd seal
Of Office this LIST day Of December, 1906.
I6BALl WA. b. RIDGELY,
Controller Of the Currency.
IHtension No. 236o. Charter No. ez26.
de2-3ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-11

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
Harry s. Welch OF $40 NV. has removed his
Law, Loan and Insurance Once to 141O q NV
Loans made on ID. c. property at 4ssss. Insurance
placed IN best companies. no29-13t-o
ELECTRIC MOTORS AND DYNAMoS REPAIRED
free Of charge. Address Box 222, Star office.
tao -
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WARREN.
GEORGE s. LYMAN.

George s. Lyman, one of the veter- an and highly esteemed residents of Warren, died on Saturday, aged 87 years. He had been prominent in town affairs in his active days. His homestead was one of the pleasantest in the town. One daughter, Mrs King man, survives him. A son, Edward Lyman, died in 1897. The funeral was attended on Monday, at 2 p. m., Rev MT Curtis officiating. Funeral Direc- tor Hubert Thomas had the arrange ments in charge. A RURAL FREE DELIVERY ROUTE TO
 BE STARTED.
 Hon William Forrestelle, F. P. Johnson and c. w. Everett were around with United States official, laying out rural route through the north part of the town. Everyone is pleased to have itgo through.
 MT Sedgwick, who has spent the last year in Warren, has gone to Merryall.
 Mrs Carrie Gibson of Washington called on friends in town, Saturday.
 Miss Flora Strong of New Britain spent the Fourth at her home here.
 James Guild of Wilton has been wis iting at the home of his uncle, IN. B. Strong.
 Miss Agnes Strong has returned from stay of three weeks in New Ha- ven.
 Miss Margaret Sacket started, on Saturday, for trip to Canada.
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SOUTHVILLE.
NOTES FROM A QUIET HAMLET.

NOTES FROM A QUIET HAMLET.
 Mrs J. F. Clark has been spending few days at her old home on the farm.
 D. Beers was the guest of Mrs Laura Welton, last Monday.
 Miss Alice Beers of Danbury spent last week with Mrs l.. WeltOn.
 Mrs k. Carlson has been on the sick list, under the care of Dr Ryder of BrOOkfield.
 Mrs Ada Bedau of Brookfeld spent a few days of last week with Mrs D. Barnum.
 Sad news came to Mrs John Ford last Monday, of the death of her niece, Mrs w. Curtis, who had been spend. ing two months at Saranac Lake.
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WASHINGTON.
NOTES FROM ROMFORD.

NOTES FROM ROMFORD.
 Rev R. B. Carter and family are making frequent trips to their sum- mer cottage at Mountain Lake.
 The Jacob Doll family of New York are now living at their residence by the lake.
 MT and Mrs Robinson and family and MT Sutton of New York staid over the Fourth at the place recently pur- chased from T. D. Hannon.
 The whistle of the saw mill may be heard at the Gotlieb place. They are getting out railroad ties.
 Several of the boys are passing a greater part of the night -wading in the river. They go with spear and lantern, and come with good mess of eels and suckers.
 M iss Elizabeth Coll went to Hart ford to be pr resent at the commence
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MARBLEDALE.
RECEPTION TO YOUNG MINISTER.

RECEPTION TO YOUNG MINISTER.
 The ladies of St Andrews parish planned and carried out a successful surprise party in honor of the rector's son, recently ordained. They wished to give him token of their regard, and a genial send-off as he was about to leave for entrance upon the active duties of his ministerial life in the state of New York. After service on St Peters day, June 29, he was invited to walk down to the hall and see the work that has lately been done. To his surprise he found large company assembled, and in due time learned that the people were there to do him honor. A pleasant time was spent in singing and conversation, after which a bounteous repast was spread, such as the ladies of Marketable are famous
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OUR SUMMER GUESTS.

OUR SUMMER GUESTS.
 The summer hotels are considerably patronized but none were crowded over July 4. At 'Loomerwick is Mrs John Carter of Cleveland, O.. with her daughter and son-in-law, MT and Mrs Ives of Bridgeport, and her SOD, Charles Carter, also from the West.
 G. M. Breinig and family of New Milford opened their Lakeside cottage, last week, for the summer. B. J. Haynes term of service as mail carrier expired with last month and Nelson s. Mercy, the new contractor, entered upon the duties of the same of- fee, twice daily to New Preston sta tion, last Saturday morning. A. B. Whitney's trade, as iron and wood worker, steadily increases. J. Glover has again opened his cottage here for the summer. Mrs Mitchell of South Britain, aunt of Mrs D. Burnham, is visiting her niece, for few days.
 George and F. Raymond Beardsley were at their home here over Sunday and July 4. Raymond left for Bridge port on Tuesday afternoon, and George for New Britain on Wednesday morn ing.
 The writer was most agreeably en- l <o{n hxy of BEE fame, during his last visit, over Friday night. The genial face of Brother Smith lights up big room while he stays, and when others would sink in despair by the obstacles he has met he treats them like playthings, ready to grapple with them again at any time. His exceptional success seems due largely to his sunny disposi tion and everlasting persistence.
 R. A. Marcy is stocking his farm with the necessary machinery and con veyances for successful having season in Warren.
 Several from this village attended the funeral of George Lyman in War ren, on Monday of this week, including his nephews, George s. and Edward P Lyman, and Mrs Nellie s. Lyman widow of the late Hon c. P. Lyman. : Miss Bertha Wright came from M Vernon, N. Y., to her native home last Friday evening, for months stay on account of ill health.
 J. Milton Stillson left his home her.
 on Tuesday of last week, for the sum : mer, while he assists his uncle. M : Crofut, in hotel at WoodmOnt. 2 Kenneth Hoffman passed Sunda : and July under his parental roo1 : Mrs Eliza Noble, Mrs B. Wightma1
 and Miss Jessie Wightman of NeV
 Britain are also pleasantly located a Herman Hoffman's, on Christian street.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
LONG HILL.

AN ATTRACTIVE PLACE FOR SUMMER
 GUESTS
 c. Weed, occupying the George Wheeler residence, has opened his home to summer boarders. It is an ideal place, being situated on the main street around large grove of trees, and fine lawn in front. Among the other attractions for boarders are a nice billiard room and fine tennis court.
 It is said that Henry Veit, propri etor of the Hub Clothing house, and family will occupy Fairholt for the summer.
 Nestor Wedge is entertaining MT and Mrs Bogart and daughter from Bridgeport.
 Thomas Morrissey and family are back at their home for the summer. Their residence looks fine in it's new coat of paint.
 Misses Helena and Sarah Beers are spending two weeks with Miss Maggie Warland in Cambridge, Mass. They made the trip by trolley. Their sis ter, Mrs Addie Beach from Bridgeport, is keeping house for them during their absence, c. Weed and Charles Middlebrooks have been to New York purchasing | horses.
 Rev MT Coger, assistant rector of Trinity church, New York, of1iciated at Grace Episcopal church. Sunday morning, and at Christ church, Fash. ua, in the afternoon.
 Walter s. Hawley has purchased the building formerly used as an ice cream parlor at Parlor Rock, of the Consoli dated Railroad Co.,, and is making ii over into barn.
 Miss Edith Clark of Monroe is visit ing her aunt, Mrs Jennie Beardsley.
 Elester Patchen has purchased o MT Hall, agent for the Indian Motol Cycle Co.,, a fine machine, which he ri des to and from his business. l MT and Mrs Carl Frauenberger are
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BROOKFIELD.
BRIEF MENTION.

Mrs James Giddings is having new silo erected near his stock barn, F feet in diameter by A in height.
 Robert Osborne is having a silo added to his COW barn, F feet in diam eter by 24 feet high.
 Mrs Henry Smith and daughter, Mrs Martha Minor, of New Milford, were guests, last week, of Mrs James Cid dings.
 Mrs Lena H. Warner of Long Mea- dow Hill, who has undergone suc- cessful operation at the Danbury hos pital, returned to her home, last week Monday, and is now slowly improving
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BETHLEHEM.
AT PLEASURE HOUSE.

HOUoE'
 The Pleasure House has opened for the summer and the guests are coming thick and fast. A fresh wagon load every day and soon we will be turning them away. Telephones and letters are coming numerous with requests to be registered. All seem to enjoy the ments made by MT Stoughton. Among the guests now at Pleasure House are MT and Mrs Norman Mo Candlass, Mrs c. M. Nc Candlass, Mrs Whitaker and son, Miss Henrietta Calm and mother, all of Brooklyn, N. Y.
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guests of her mother, Mrs George Sherman.
 Mir and Mrs M. O.. Wheeler have moved back to their residence for the summer. Miss Amy Coles is home for her sum- mer vacation. D. T. Walker has purchased a new top business wagon of c. L. Smalley of Stepney.
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HUNTINGTON.
WHITE HILLS NEWS.

WHITE HILLS NEWS.
 Miss Lucille Shelton and friend spent Sunday as the guest of Mrs Warren Hubbell.
 Miss Helen Dimon spent the Fourth with friends in Oxford.
 An effort is being made to place tel ephones in the homes of those not yet connected.
 Fred Dimon recently purchased three COWS of w. s. SturgeS.
 Mrs Gertrude Mo Even has lately had her out-buildings painted. AL bert Beers of Monroe did the work.
 John Tomlinson and sons spent a day of enjoyment at Savin Rock, re- gently.
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ment exercises held from Mt St Jos eph Seminary, where her sister is graduate.
 Miss Ellen Col! was the lucky girl who won the gold prize offered by the D. A. R. $. She also got beautiful book from MT Rossiter in recognition of the merit of her composition.
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traC6U 10 CHG K1u116yS, but now modern science proves that nearly all diseases have their beginning i'll the disorder of these most important organs.
 The kidneys filter and purify the blood that is their work.
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60 44OO
CIRCULATION :
Ton Pages
COUNTY
NEW PRESTON.
AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH.

AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH.
 The theme of Rev A. H. Posts ser mon at the church here, last Sunday morning, was "The Sacrifice of Christi" Preceding the communion service, which followed the sermon, Miss Winnie Wedge, by profession of faith, was received into full cCmmun- ion of the church.
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EASTON.
PATRIOTIC SERVICE POSTPONED.

PATRIOTIC SERVICE POSTPONED.
 There was large attendance at the union patriotic concert, Sunday even- ing in spite of the storm. The com mittee were unable to give the whole program owing to the absence of sev- eral participants. The concert will be given next Sunday evening, July 9. It is hoped that there will be large at- tendance. The program is of a high order and the large chorus of voices renders the music very effectively.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Gilman of Bridgeport and Miss Mabel Fanton of Bedding spent Sunday at William FantOn'S.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Hall of Bridge port were in town over Sunday. Miss Mary Mary Svihia of Long Hill was home over the Fourth.
 Mrs Sherwood s. Walker of Bridge port spent Wednesday with Mrs J. / Mellen.
 Miss Maud Sterling of Derby is visit ing Miss Louie B. Turney. H. H. Spooner of Kensington gave an address at the Congregations church, Sunday morning. Next Sun day Rev Charles Hill of Fairfield will occupy the pulpit.
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for providing. To this repast justice was done, and pleasant words were spoken, expressive of mutual regard and we'll wishes. MT Ockford was greatly pleased at the surprise given him, appreciating this as well as other tokens of good will shown him by his friends in St Andrews parish. MT Ockford left Friday morning, for AL bany, from thence expecting to go to Cobleskill, Schoharie county, N. Y. where he begins his work.
 A CORRECTION.
 In the notes from St Andrews, last week, the initials of MT and Mrs Straight should have been F. M., not F. B.
 Mrs Franklin and children of Beth lehem, Pa., are spending the summer at Mrs l.. G. Toohey's. Miss Laura Bigelow of New Preston is working for Mrs Pollock. MT and Mrs Hotchkiss of Seymour are at w. H. Dougal's. Miss Esther Rydell had few of her | friends at tea, Saturday. Leonard Fleezer is at work at New Fairfield.
 Mrs s. H. Clarke spent few days.in Washington, the past week. | Mrs Randall of Morris is visiting her sister, Mrs George Wheaton.
 Master Thomas Bryant returned from Brooklyn, Saturday.
 Frank Taylor of Derby is visiting at Joseph Devaux's.
 Clarence Bristol returned from Brookield, last week Monday.
 Mrs Ward and daughter, Clara, are boarding at Mrs Pollock's.
 Roy Denslow came home with his mother and expects to spend the sum mer with his grandmother.
 Mrs Celia Denslow of New York City spent Sunday and the Fourtf with her mother, Mrs Pollock.
 Miss Mary Monyihan of Shelton ii visiting at Minor Warehouses.
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Often The Kidneys Are
 Weakened by 0Yer-Work.

It used to be considered that only urinary and bladder troubles were to be
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Free Delivery.

We deliver all purchases free every whore in Connecticut, except purchases undsr one dollar.
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Return Railroad Tickets

On all purchases of Sio or moro. we dive return railroad tickets. Besides, we give you reliable goods at lowest prices.
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Therefore, when your kidneys are weak or out of order, you can understand how quickly your entire body is affected and how every organ seems to fail to do Its duty.
 If you are sick or "fee1 badly" begin taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon as your kidneys are well they will help all the other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone.
 If you are sick you can make no mis- take by first doctoring your kidneys: The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful! cures of the most distressing cases, and IS sold ]: RE: $: ;;: $:: 7z $; $; $
 have a sample bottle Home of swamp-Root. by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kil,ner & Co.,. Bing- hamton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad- dress, Bingha1nton, N. Y., on every bottle'
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1s(!as1|?psop@:
 762-76S Chapel St, New Haven, Conn.

Coat and Suit Room News.
 With the Vacation Days in sight, this news should prove interesting.
 Womsn's two-p piece Wash Suits. made of fine lawns in pretty stripe effects: a good suit for hot days. Pr.ces, s3.75 to Ss.95, Young Ladies W hits Linsn Suits, long coat effects, sizes 12:: ::to 16 years. Price S5.oo. Womsn's White Linen Coats. also in natural color, thrss-quartsr effects, new assortment. Price S9.5o and Sio.
 Separate Skirts in big variety of styles, including the new side plsat mo T. sls; made of white linen. piqus. duck, etc.; prices $i.95 to S1o.
 Bathing Suits-Evsryons who goes bathing should own thsir own :costums; it is not safe to wear hired bath-house suits; they have no style anyway. Prices
 $2.s5 to Si5.
 Bathing Caps-All rubber and pure gam, s5e. The "Msrmaid," for the sx- pert swimmer who indulgss in diving soc.
 Childrsn's Wading Splashsrs, 75c.
 Misses Plain Gissham Sailor Suits: if, i6 and IS years; light blue, dark blue, brown and green; price ss75.
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on its merits by all druggists in ffty-cent and one-dollar size bottles. You may
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-11-10

An exchange very truthfully says;
II the conductor of a newspaper
knew every language, all science,
all history and all literature, and
possessed in addition, borough
knowledge of banking, commerce
and manufacturing of every sort,
and were an adept at law, medicine,
theology, national, State and munici-
pal politics, he would be none too
well educated for the proper CON
duct of his business. The editor is
expected by the supercritlcal but
itself usually uniformed pubic to
deal with vast variety of subjects,
and he mus handle them on the
spur of the moment with so little
oppor unity for immediate study
that he must have secured and
stored his information beforehand,
or else be will often he placed at
great disadvantage wheh he IL Ilo
nouncing upon immediate occur
reuces. A slip of memory or other
mistake at such n moment ny an ed
itor may subject bis newspaper to
the hasty ju gnent of self appointed
and iguorant public censors aud
critics who are always lying in wait
anxious to criticise the acts of others
without knowing whereof they speak
but who hotly resent well-merited
criticism of theiI own many palp-
able shortcoming; or to a serious
action for damages, while the Judge
on the bench may be guilty OF the
grossest error of official judgment,
yet he is above criticism, although
he has had all the time and oppor-
unity desired to study the case.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-11-10
SUMMONS.
In the Fourth judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada in and
for the County of. Lincoln.
The State Of Aevada Sends Greeting,

The State Of Aerada Sends Greeting,
to
samuel NJ whi;mutp aud T.cy T. Grace
ioIr are hereb, req ired to appear Ia action
commenced against yau a. def ndaBt by The
Moapa Gold, silv.r and Copper Mining Company "a
corporation as plaiidif in tho Fourth Judicial
Distrist Court Of he sts;c # Nevada, Lincoln
County. at the town Of Piache, and answer the
eompiaiut herein which is Oh ile with the clevk
of said Court. Within ten day after tao service on
you of this summons ,exclnsive # the day Of
siyic, ssrved H. aid = ,uh J, ag twenty days
81 served o,I II said County but within this Dis.
trict, aud IN all other &C forty dsyf. or judgment
by ucfsdit Nil be tGseh a<ai ~ y,o, according 10
tie prayer OF said compiaint,
The said aaioo is broaghtto recover judgn, ut
AGAINST ,ou, ne tAid eftnjant for tho Quiet pg
4gt conforming oi title in the said Plaintiff in and
10 the following uamed mining claims siiuai ed
Cane Springs Huing District Lincoln Count!
state Of Nevada: the Rebel lode Mining Claim the
Sampson Lode Mining Claim and the Utah Lode
dining olhim.
And yon are hereby notified thst If you fail to
appear and answer tho said complaint a. above
required the said plaintiff will apply to the Court
foe snd take judgment against you far the relief
dei An6ed In said complaint
IL :tftimohy hereof, l. n. ]. ,odrlch
have hsreunso ret my hand officially, and fixed
The seal If said ~ogTt. this l4th day Of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1905.
IA GOODRICH,
County Clerk and EK-olhcio olerf Of the
Fourth judicial District Court Of the State
Of SevsIa lincoln County.
By kaesne Goodrich. Deputy Clerk.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-11-10
CONTRACT. To Audit
County Books.

Notice is hereby given, that tbe Ro... :,
,Sny =, wl commissioners, Of Lincoln County, a...e
~ NeVada' Will let contract TO Audit lhs Rools
~ ON er, II Lincoln County from The Fir., A. "
az. !, Ssausry, A. D. 1896. up to aud inclndine tbs
Ga s 81 september. A. D. 1905, respectively.
9Aio contract will be let as is by law m sroh
Eases made aud provided IN acc ,raance with ssc
hon. "u'leA Edt-
nlds must be hled with the Clerh ~
~. Z noafd on or before the 9Th day Of
noVehoer' A. D. 1906, to be let by said Board =.
1905 'A '"' VI N"Semoer
'ntraetor will be required to give bond
oehominsted. by said Board for the faithful M.
iormAnca Of the contract.
a. ns Sosrd OF County Commissioners reserves
'"s riSht To rejeet any aud all bies.
-f'T II. ]. GOODRICH. CLERK.
First isne Sept ibh 1906. p1'''
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-11-10
Notice To Creditors ..
In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District, In and for the
County of Lincoln, State Of
Nevada.

In the Matter OF the Estate
OF
G. W. Elliott. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
was on the 10 day Of june, A. d. 1905 duly ap-
pointed. and on the 2lst day Of June. 1905, duly
qualified By the Fourth Judicial District Court
State Of Nevada, in and for Lincoln County. as the
Administrator of the estate Of O w. Elliott.
deceased,
All creditors having claims sgainst said estate
are required to le the same, with proper vouchers
and statutory afhdavitP attached, with
the olerk Of said court, Within three
months after the hrif publication Of this
notice.
u. K. ELLIOTT,
Y. r. NcNamee, Administrator.
Attorney for Administrator.
First publication June 80 1905