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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-06
BLUEJACKETS WALLOP
Local. BALL PLAYERS
Full Revenge for Former Dsfeal
Taken by Crew Of
LOCALS MADE VERY BA0 START
Ragged Work in Beginning Gave
Visitors Too Big a Lead to Be
overeome-umpire Thought the
Sailors Needed Little Help and
Gave 1t.


ragged tleidils AT cri'ical stages
and inability 10 connect with Cra
mer's .twisters" when hits would
have ,,,a. ,,,,;o, I'LL ~, ~ ~
pu'iueIS by me hihe Oh me crew OF
the United States battlcship Virginia
at the Casino para yesterday after.
moon NAV he o,rihutnd
uv,
"''
~ -" '"'i IVY cii'ik hiaTks 70
thelr credlt while only two stood
opposite the name "Shipbnilders.
The mathematics of m. .,ma
hcvo,o. .ho,u III, H.,
- ~ ~
''"s't W WHY me iochlS n'd
earn one OF their taliica.
Some three hundred or more fannt.
les Witnessed m. ho,rt.rnnain, ,on
test and j, ,.,s, n,,, =, ~,
her s.id la.,., n,, '.
Chiat y.c,n,, n, u ,,,aa ',.,
nmni,ed ma mon,o vy,,,,.1 ~
was til,np or, IN ,,on,H x,.n..,n,,a
uopa tnn ..n,i. i, ~,
me fans ,hon, liz ya,,,,, ,,ni, j..
heard mo ,row, I'M ,,a", -
be "sor,." ~ ~. nu,,ira ,or H.. j,
cisions nI,vnd no s,,.l, n,,, ,I,.,
ultimat. r.su,r II, IN. m,,ah
RcCorn M, .,na n,.,., co,,,..
unreis informed mr. on, IN, NJ
Alderman won,d INV. i, ,ira
Ieas, one.h,,f IF ~. ,,n, Ia
would MOI NAV
AIR ,,nnro. ~. ,oc., ,,.o
stated mn nu,nss IL. c,nl, ,,n,,i,n
The en,i,,. .,ma bn Womb M, MI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-06
TARS AND NEGROES MIX
Timely Arrival Of Officers Pre-
vented Serious Trouble
GERMAN BlUEJAGKETs JAILED
Police Say All coons Looked Alike
and They Couldn't Tell Which Ones
Had Been Involved in the scrim.
mage.

The timely arrival of Officers Mos
sick. Tyree, Boswell and a. T.. Pad
petl al l!rubb's saloon. corner War
wick avenue and Twentylhird street,
about 80 O'clock last night, prevent,
ed what probably might have been II
riot between squad Of sailors Of the
crew of the German cruiser Bremen
ana Il cnwd Of negroes.
the ttrs entered the saloon during
their ''rnnmd'' in Rockets last nigh,
They got into n dispute with several
negroes who were in the place and
soon came 10 blows. The police were
attracted 10 the scene and siccucdud
in quiciing the disturbance after con
siderable difficulty
According 10 the story Of The Of
ilccrs. the iarS and negroes were mix
ing things up in lively fashion when
they arrived on The scene Al first
The tars had The advantage Of the
difficulty, but soon IA iarne number .,f
negroes were attracted 10 the scene
and when they saw villa, was going
on they too tCul; Il band IN the frny.
Eight Of the sailors were arrested
ana locked NJ All the police stati.,n
None of them was able to speak
English 50 their names could moi he
obtained. None of The negroes was
placed under arrest The Officers brin.
unable 10 capture them during tho
melee and when il was over they dill
not know who had and who had moi
hcen in he fight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-06
| asst Chance in Imo Years.

Mr. G. B.HA. Booker. local sec
rotary for the hoard of examiners
Tor the civil service commission, has
been authorized 10 announce that
after the examination scheduled for
this month the next examination Of
applicants for positions In the local
service Will not be held until the
spring of 1908. Applicants desir-
Ing TO take the next examination
must fife their applications before
the close of business On May 0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-06

scoring Durham. Kennedy attempt
ed TO get home on the hit, hut Mi
iGney threw The sphere 10 Pat
O'Hara. catching the runner at the
plate ana retiring the side.
The Shipbuilders scored one in the
second Mclaughlin hit safe, TOOK
second on Hughes cut and then stole
third. He went home en- Beckes'
drive 10 the first bag.
In the opening of the fourth ses-
sion The tars cimchcd the game by
scoring three runs. Kennedy led of
with a grounder TO Young, who threw
Rad 10 inst tni The runner was safe.
siarsis then singled and Cramer flew
cut 10 Nlaloney. Bruno hit Il ground
cd To John O'Ilara, who juggled The
sphere Il moment and then threw
home The throw was low and Pat
missed it. allowing Kennedy ;nd
llargis 10 score. Curry followed
with single. scoring Bruno. The
next two up were easy outs.
In The fourth the locals made il
one better. John O'IIara lea with
a pass 10 first ana took second on
McLanghlins ont Hughes scored
O'llara with single To right field.
Curtis and Beckes were easy outs
and the side was retired
In The seventh the Shipbuilders
scored III" last run Of the game.
l'cckcs and Reynolds went ont Then
Maloney hit to Hill. who crrorcd
allowing he runner 10 20 safe
Young followed with Il single To right
iicld and while the sailors were ar.
suine hat the ball was foul, Ma
loncy went home aud Young took
second. T. O'Illra then retired the
side with a fly to l'urnli;lnl
Peasc. the new twirer signed liz
)r. Loeb. started in tn pitch yrstrr.
lays game, hui owing to tho coni;.
lion of his wing" he had 10 stop
playing at The rnd If tile second
inning. Reynolds finished The game.
hut then The damage had been done
ana he could not. with the support
given him, pull victory out of de.
feat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-06

'Npi = ny iHhiHSS.
Newport News, % J o TO OIL o %
H. $, S. Va 20 90 5000 o o-5
summary; Earned runs. Newport
News 1; u. S. S. Virginia, o. two
base hi Young; sacrifice hits. Ma
loney, Reynolds, Beckcs, Bruno and
lrice: stolen bases, p. OIIara. Me.
iaushlin Co, Hughes CO.. Curtis,
Bnrnham, Bruno, Curry t2); bases on
balls off Reynolds off Cramer l:
struck out BY Reynolds .. by Cramcr
Z left en- bases. Newport News c,
y. s. S. Virginia 6; passed balls,
i. oIlara. Curry; hit by piichn,
cn'i's; first hare on crro,s. Newport
i>;"s .. y. $. s. Virginll { I'm.
nire, Chief Woman II. 10. Alder
ma. of Y s. S Imlieilna's crew.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-06
Evans Has a Clear Field.

KOUkWOOD. 'l'ENN, May 5.-As.
bury Wright has withdrawn from The
race for the Republican subcrnato,ial
nomination. which leaves hhe field
open to ~ Clay Evans, of Chaitanoo
ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15

mobrIhCinlidb 0ic nod auI ibnt &C,
Im0idCn % Wienldcn nit ibnt. Go5
0lWb oie Sriinlmer in 0cn Hlrmpi
1cltoBcne 2od luurbc crit mebrcrc
ShtnOcn noh oem GrcigniB cntOcdt,
un0 c3 luur ol9oonn III ipdt, bu5
Sdilf 5u rcttcn
Ter oNritiib &in0" Ainl onl lcBtcn
Nicnitn0 nit cinCnl olaCneincn 8urs
90 lulO $50 Stilcf Ninopicb BON 9iclu'
Dorf ob. Gr bottc fcinc Eoiingicre
an 9oro Go3 5Sabr3euQ muroc 1T
1891 5ll g}cpcuItlc Gcbnltt uno mar
81 MI Gonncn 9rltto rcgiltirt. Sci
ne 2ingc bctrll9 405 SUB, leinc @rei'
tc 10 itiHc licfe 27.9 Sub. IS &c.
D0rlc scr .@citiib Sbipoiuer3 60,
2inilc0," bon &ipcrpool.
(Spitcr.D - Sic II 6icrGer &C
byod)tctcn @crcttctcn, ouBcr ocn oben
crpd1ntcn 0ilijicrcn limo &obIcn,
ihonlIcr o0cr Slc3cr, ar6Btcutbcil3
9cIQicr, ltn0 cin Climber Yoliogier,
9tomcn& NcnrD Forfoth ouS Ncip4
2)orf. Scr SdiiibrltdD crci0nrtc lih
chua 80 WICiIen iiiOlic) bon Sable.
>Salon0 un0 400 WteiIcn 0ltlitb BON
Bottom Ger o@ritib Sling" puror
bereit3 dm lettcn tSrcitog Icf, urA
lcinc WonnIhoit Gntte lid), ais an
SonntoA oie Compiler o@oItonion"
mo rWionnbcinl" 5urHcttllng crihic
ncn, ihon nobc5u orci Gage lang ob,
GcQu0lt. INN 0cn llntCr0und 0e5
S6iiic9 81 pcrbiitcn o0cr tpcniglten$
binollSjlld)irbcn 9tr tSrcitng bate
lih sic ans NcIiiQtcn OclfGiicrn bette
bCn6c Gcdloolnl0 in 6oIgc oc2 bciti,
gen Mollcn3 unoStumpicn3 oc80om,
piers loaGeriiIcn urb 9in0 ii6er9orb,
ibre @cfcitigunqcn lm0 Sbtile Der
S6on5bcflciouug nit iid reiBeno.
1ic Griinmer iticBcn foIt Iofort cit
God III Die Scitc, ollcin crit am fol-
gcnocn Gage, ais 0oS @oIier IN benz
untcrcn ShifiSrormc intmcr b06cr
itieg, mcrftc Mon Oie9luS0cbnl1g 6c5
llngliid8. Srob fortlpdbren0cn Gurls
pens l0i6tc 6uS einoringen0e &nlitr
balls Oo8 6eucr unter ben Gciicln unO
bo8 S6iff mltr0e biiIfIo8. 8dbreno
zines &eriu6cS, boS 2cd bon inner
81 beritopfet crlitt Captain S'Sos
gan eiuen 9einbrlld lno innere Ser
lcblngen, iucl6e bul6 lcircn So0 5llr
SolQe bottcn. Sin ibpercS ,SnBSd
unr il6cr ihn 9crollt. Der yWanus
beim" oiirfte nlorgen oocr Srcito9 IN
Ncn 9orf eintreffen. Inter oen bon
inn @crcttcten bcfinoct iih Der brittle
Offijirr. Ser yWonnbein" iopo5;.
mic Scr o@oltonion" 6licben bis gum
Montog &ornlittoa ouf Sem Shol'
plobc, lihtCtcu jc0oh me0er &cidcn,
nod 2cbcuoi0c mcbr non 0cm gciWr
tcncn Sdiffc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
G,arantirte Sur aesen Samorrboiseu.

Sudenoe hlinbr. blitgnne uoer pororingenoe
Sanotrboioen. glputbeier 9eben Q5elo SutH.
fDsnn Bn8o Sinimelu nldt IN bis II Iuaeil
iurirt. Doc. tNgo2-Wati, fSc@)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
i. EicrpOnt Morgan nnb SpGn nit
ocm Sp0c bc0ruht

Nem Oorf, II. Wdr5. - Cine
t5rnu @illiomS, ucldbe Iebtbin oitcrS
in oem giireau Oc8 Srn. s. Eicrpont
W}orgon cridicn unO gc0robt bobcn
ioll, Oieicn &crrn iomobl, mic ieincn
Sobn 5. Eirrpont Wiorgolt iun.. 5lt
crldbieBcn, pur0c beute perboitct uno
cinIhpcileu inn Combs @ciGn0niB
itnterscbrodbt Sic beiuhtc Srn.
Wiorgan 3tcrit Dor ciniger 3cit rno
Iprnb nit ibm iiber eincn 9Iniprl6
oti gcmiiic5 Gigcntbur in 9oiton.
Wiorgon imtcriudte oen 9lnIpruh lno
ionO, 0oB ocricIbe ni6t sur @eltlln1
gcbrndt mer0cn fonntc. Scit0cm fam
Ojc SSrnh bGuiiG lpicocr uno ergiu0
Ib IN 0rohun0cn. Mon mciB mlr
renig ii6er ibreBcrGnngcnbcit, gIoubt
ieoo6, ooB iie cine Gngl6nocrin iit.
s. Eierpont Wtorgon bciin0ct iih 5ur
3cit IN europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
~ 29'iGe,t
fi6ert
perfefte Gerbauung

0urb i6re anti biGi0ier
Gi8cnid)oitcn itilntlircn iie oie 2a6er
in Der 9lbion0erung Scr 8uae rnb
9luSidbeiOumg ocricl6cn our0 Die
0oacnfauGle. 0ieie Giaen, in 9u.
len bon 5pei bis bier, rcgulircn bal.
Digit sic 2e6ertb1tigfeit uno 6eireien
ocn Foticnten bon oieien MGugeIn.
Cine o0er 5pci bon 9fnomoo'5 YiQen
tGgIid gcnonlmcn bon SoI4cn mel.
DIE an biIi0icn S6mcr5cn mo Sr6g.
bcit Der 2eber lciOeu, bnItcn ons Sp.
item rcgcIluGBig lno iidcrn cine ge.
iinoe &erOarung.
so bin 100 0leiIeu bon bet udtbfteu apotbefe
enticrnt mo Oerlanee bon GudD. IHtr en Subenb
NorcS ibrcr FiIleI 81 ibercnocn. SO Ieioe an
s]GelmutsmuS mo udr ncur Wlonate
lana in 6ot eprings. mlcins 2eber uno Rieren
iiiS angegriien. SD ionb nob Sbre RiIen mir
meGr niten, us aue Meoi5inen HE idb oenon.
men, unb bic Springs" obenorein.
glCbtunbSpou
3D. Sautes."
Sorana 9dla, gumn County, ariSond.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
Gin nraneteidnrtcs slittcf.

@s 1T onrb hcnide glnnlDie fiber icbet
3neiiel erfaben eft9eitelt looroen. oab bic
uen Sicffen cbie eolucne Beirti9ung mines
raltfdbcr Sn6TialBen beeben 9ie 8iIlen iiHb
nidt, fpie man otcs ic. bdnfig bel oen amerttus
niiden 8atent Binen finbet, iber5udert. Sie'
ino aber in tbrer 9gtriuHg bel inft alien oraas
nfrbcn Gprperleioen d5iolui 5nperldfftg nno oesr
bnib Elm aarI risaeie6neies slr3reimitiel cas-
In feiner Sninile. nnireHtiif IN reiner. In Der
fGb Sinner hcilnoen, ieblen ioIlte. Sic Si
l3ernarb.arduicrgIaen iinb Del allei slpotbeierll
5u gabeI, (SlSoSa,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
Sran 9ulpie bat ibrcn 8attcn nidJi
DcrluHcn.

Gbicoao, "A. 0iGr8. - 6rou
,Sobn 9lIeronoer Gomic, Ole Satin
ocS Yropbeten, beitreitet, mic Ser bic.
ii9e vGbronicle" beballptet OnB iie
ibren Wioun perlnIien babe. Sic ct.
tl0rt, lire 5eitlueiIigc 3rennrng BON
Oenl'clber iei MIR our6 icine nngegrif.
fene @eiunobeit, lpelhe i'm 5mang
no6 Siiocn 3u reiIen, perurioht NOR.
Ocn, itno tie luerOe ibn 3eitlebens cine
treue @attin Icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
arantbaites &opiwcb,
ISraaeulciSeu, .
1tnheroanlidteit,
SilioFtat
SeritopianG
9bspepiia
uno ale StSrnnsem Ser Ssber.

@entbtet Die foIGenoCn Gbmptcinc. ueIde our1
arunfbeiten oer 8erouuunessSrgane entiteben:
Scriopfng, innerIihe Sdmorrboiben. 8Iuiau'
brung gum Sopie, fnurcr Magen. RaienbIuien.
Ser5iIopfeu 9iel hotSpeifeu. Gtbiuere oe5 Wia.
gems, fcures sllifftoben Sinfen uno Sslopfen bes
Screens, wHrGcnoe ooer @ritidunes'Wc bei
6em SinIegen. berf1luuntnenes 9lueeuIidt.
Blnte pocr Geiucbe Dor ben gIugen Sieber unb
bunlpfc Gbnlcr5en I'M SGopic, ScrIuit bee
ScDucibnbionOcrunB SeIbbeit Der Sunt unb
gluncu G6mCr5cn in Der Seitc. 9ruit uuo 9Iie'
bcrn uno pI6tIi6c 2InIdne bon 9ibe, Brennen
i'm 5Ieii6e. ginige Weniec 3oicn bon Jiabruan'S
4inrn uerbcu oa3 SNitcm bon ua' ben obenets
uluuteu peihmcr0eti befreien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15
9lnSiperrnng iolot anf Strife.

DoungStomn, 8, IA. Vldr5.
IT Sed,s5ig Ylt0olcr uu0 @ebilIien
in Der 8allep 2lnIagc Der ,,Hepublic
Sron &Steel So" iino an oen Strifc
gegnngen, neil einem 2lrbeiter, mel.
der ii6 iiir fur5e 3eit entiernt butte,
Die @ieoerauinabne ueriagt luoroen
mar. Die aennrnte @eieaid)ait be.
IhloB bieroui oie ShIiebnng Der &C.
ianmten glnIagc, luoour6 llngei1br
1000 Wann temporal brooIoS geluor.
oen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15

mus unO olIer @cIopcricblcuocr>tnq
int WhlnijipoIoicnit. Sir Gomoro
Soiioon, Elm 6ctnnutcr britiih in
oii6er aoufnonn lmO Der MnrQni9
0ouro, dlteItcr Sobn oc3 Ncr5og3
pon @eIlin1toL ionic pcrihicOcnc
Rorloment5 WiitAlic0cr bcfinocn iio}
lttcr 6cn OraoniiNtorcn. Mon boiit.
piclc onocrc cinfIuBrciMc Fcrioncn
sum 9lnldlllB 81 bCucgclr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-15

2onoon IA. Didr5. = Cine neuc
Organization, melhe ii6 Die nGiti-
sens gtotionol 2engue" nennt, nuroe
bette bier ms 2eben geriifen. ,sbr
Saupt3lped lit bic 9efiinIpillng Deg
Staots- opcr giunijipal SojiaIis-
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Sarrien's Yrogramm.
Sp sicmlidJ bns 8lcidc uic icincS
&DrgGngcrs Hpnpicr.

fatbolii6cn @ancrn on9cgriiicn
lmO in Die Sludt gcidlagen. -
Grobcr @crgmannS Strife IN
,SoIge ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Don
Gourriere8 nngeorobt. - &crbcc.
rltngcn our6 SotbIlutbcn al Scr
Noroccfiiite. - @iclc Mcnic6cn
in @clgicn IN Iolge bon Iomm.
briihcn Crtrltnfcn. - Ginc anti
io3inIiitiihc Organization in gug-
lan0.
GuriS, II. WtGr5. - Gd$ nc!tc
aabinct itcQte iid) bCutc Der TCpll.
tirtcnfonlncr Dor ln0 luttcr6reitcte
fOIgcnOcS Erogromn:
Sic 9tc0ierllng bcobiibtigt, bnS
@eicb sur GrCnnllng Der Stride pom
Stuote nit ltncrbittli6cr Scitigfcit
5u pollItrcdcn uno oic&eronruortlihs
tcit fiir @iocrlton0 acgcn SSnpcntor.
9lltinobnlc 0cn S6uloigcu ullf5ubir.
/ 0cn
y@aS Wnrotfo uu6elongt, 10 bcnbs
| ii6tigen mir, Die Eolitif OeS porber'
Observation-Disclosures bei5u6eboltcn, un0
mir boiien, OaB Die @crccbtigfcit unO
@iir0e llnicrcr SteQung cine boIoigc,
bCfricoigcnoe S0lung Crruoglidcn
miro.
GoS &a6inct biaigt sic ruiiiiN.
irol5oiiibe NQion5."
Gie &onmcr Crtl0rtc iidb nit 305
gCgcn 1917 Stintmcn nit Der Grflu-
ring Der Wiiniitcr cinpcritonoen.
6ron50iiihc 9ouern 0reis
fen Sruppenon.
YoriS, #. WGr3. - Gu& @obinet
Sorricn biclt bcute iCine critic Si-
bung i'm glpicc HoIalt. NiiniIter
bcS Snncren Glcmcnccul perloS cin>
Gcpcidc OcS Snbolt5, OoB 600 @mt.
ern robe 6ougereS, inn Gcportemcnt
| Sae ct Giloine, cine inn Nioriopriren
begriffenc 9lbtbcilutg Qruppcn olt-
griffen,mcil lie 0laubtcn 0oB bieSol.
ootcn oltf ocm Woridc ieicr, INN an
Der 9lulnobnc bon r$nnentorCn IN
SairHen Sbcil 5it nCbncn. Gin ga.
pit0n, Elm lieutenant mo 5cbn Col.
oatcn murbCn pCrlulmbCt, lm0 bn@
Gctucbcntcnt 500 iid boItig 5ltrild
Go9 Suits @tinilterimI crbicIt &c.
| fcbl Shritte 5lr 9eltroflng oer9ol'-
crn 3t crgreiien.
9 trife ais 6olQc Scr 81 at q.
itropbe pom Go.urricreS.
gems, SSronfrcid, #. WGr5. -
Sin nu9Cmcincr Strife Scr Scr9lclltc
ocs biciigcn GiItriftS miro in 6ulne
Der oQ1cmcinen GntriiIhng iibcr oit
bitrh ole Wrubcn &otnltropbc bon
GpurricrcS on 0cn 5n9 gcbrobtcn
Ni1n0el on observation-disclosures
fiir Die 9lrbciter on9c0robt. 0tcbrcrc
Sr0oniiotioneH bobeu bcreitS eincn
Strife bcgonncn.
$ 0 1 flutbcnunb groBcr2c'
bcnsbcrIuit an 0cra il tie
0cl gien'S.
@riliiel, t3. MGr3. - Die &C.
itcrt bon 2lntlpcrpcn gcmclocte
Sttrnflutb bat 5ur6ol3c 0cbo6t, bob
Die S6eloc aus ibrcn llicrn trut.
Biclc Grte ltc6en llntcr Moiicr. S$n
cincm Iorie ertronfen mcbrerc Sim
ser Dor 0en 9luocn Der Gltern bie
allber Stonoe porcn 81 i6nen 3lt
gelangen ltnb Siilie 81 bringen. Gie
geDobner nehrerer 9altler lllllBten
iid) ouf Die IGber fliidten ltno nit
telit 9oote in Si6crbeit gebrodt
mcrocn.
(SpGter.) - 81 Wieni6cn iino &C.
i!crn in Solge bon 3nmmbrii6en cr-
trlnfen.
Sturmperb bcGrlinoen in
: 2 ii0italicn.
Golon3nro, aulo6rien, Stalien.
fl. Wt1r5. - Nn6 anlabrien lit bon
Stirren beirrgeirdt moroen. IaS
bieiige @ciGngniB pnrbc bon einem
Srfon beilte 3unt einItrit3 gebroht,
uno pieleSSnioIien fpuroen idrper Der.
lett.
lteue politii6e Srguniia-
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>llaoluaD'S
Nv Eillcn

GouItGn0ig gei6nodlos, elegant
ii6cr5ogen purgiren, regllliren, fId.
rcn, reinigen uno It1rfen. Gaoiuap's
Giacn fiir Seillng aller 9tidweroeu
bes W}ogeus, Der gingepciOe, Hieren,
9Iaie, nerp0ie &ronf9eiten, S6tpin.
ocl, Bertigo, Geritopilng, Silcs.
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vSritii9 Sing"
Dcrlorcn.
G5canoampfcr AMI bpbcr See inter
0c8angen.

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rrttet Sir orhcrc e,3Iitc rcr,rist
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x SHARON. %

"THE NEWS" is on sale each week at the postoffice, at the Sharon Inn" and at the stores of E.F. Gillette & Son, 0. H. Eggleston and w. J. Hotaling. These are authorized agencies and will also accept subscriptions, advertisements and news matter for publication. We would like to have every Sharon resident consider himself or herself a reporter for THE NEWS" and either leave at the above named agencies or send directly to the publication office at Canaan any matters that would be of interest to Sharon readers and others in THE NEWS Parish. George Klebes of Sharon Valley is also authorized to receive subscriptions, ad- vertisements and news matter.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
WEST CORNWALL

Miss Katherine Salewski spent Sun, day with Mrs. Atkins at Ashley Falls.
 MT. and Mrs. R. F. Smith drove to Sharon last week to bring home their daughter, Lillian. This was Mrs. Smiths s first trip since her illness in the spring.
 Miss Charlotte Harrison and friend of Milford visited at Judge Harrison's s the past week.
 Miss Carrie Hallets is spending six months in Bridgeport and Woodmont
 E. 0. Baldwin, wife and daughter are visiting at c. E. Baldwin
 MT. and Mrs. D. F. Smith of Cornwall Bridge made farewell visit here Thurs before starting for California.
 Mrs Me Greatly and daughter have re- turned from Canada.
 Charlie Madison entertained his young friends with party Thursday.
 Mrs Chas. Listman is in New York
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Sharon Church Directory.

First Congregational Church - Rev. Allyn K. Foster, Pastor. Sunday, ser vices: Morning, 10.30; Sunday school, immediately following preaching service; Christian Endeavor, 6.45 p. m.; evening, 73O; prayer and conference meeting, Thursday evening at 7.30
 Christ Church-Rev.J.B J. B. Mics, Rector. Sunday, 10.30 a. m., morning prayer and sermon; Sunday school, following morn ing service; p. m., evening prayer and address; Holy Communion, first Sunday in each month at 10.50 a. m.
 Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. B. Seeholzer, Pastor. Morning service, 10.30; Sunday school, immediately fol lowing; Epworth League, 6.45 p. m.; evening service, 7.30; prayer meeting, Thursday evening at 7.30.
 St. Bernard's Church-Rev Father Smith, Pastor. Morning service, 11.15i once each month at 9 a. m.
 Second Congregational Church (Ells- worth) - Rev. W. E. Page, Pastor morning service, II; Sunday school 1915; Christian Endeavor takes place of evening service at 7.S0; prayer meet ing, Thursday at 2.30 p. m.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
SALISBURY

Mrs. W. P. Stoue and daughter Clara, returned Monday evening from visit with friends in Hartford, Rockville and visiting.
 Preslon Eddo, of Pittsfield, Mass. spent Sunday with friends.
 The Congregational s. s. held their annual picnic at Holly Grove, Lakeville last Friday and the Episcopal s. S. held theirs at the same place on Tuesday of this week.
 The Tennis Club had very pleasant % Soo.t ~ E,;nt S1iv bas oan on ha~;no @ es fa,s days vacation from his duties at the station.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
EAST CANAAN

Mrs. Lester Root of Bristol spent last Thursday with Mrs. o. W. Hanna.
 Sunday afternoon the wind blew a large maple tree near G. K. Goodwin s into the telephone wires and sixteen were broken off.
 0. F. Roberts spent Sunday and Mon- day in Fairfield.
 Mrs. Louis Roys and family of Hart ford are spending few week at O. H. Johnson's and G. E. Beebe's.
 Miss Pomeroy of Boston and friends from Southfield were at O. H. Sage IS last week.