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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-01
MARoUErTE LEAGUE.
Standing q the Clubs

Today's Game.
Holy Name ". st. Peter. at McDevitt.s Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-01
National League Games Today

Pittshurg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-01

Totals. 4 S2T14 Il tt
sR.ttnI f,r nnrA.,n 4, mint
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gave "a very int testing talk on the
growth and work Of the order. and after
the singing of several patriotic songs
the guests were invited 20 the dining
room, where refreshments were served.
The parlors and dining room were beau
tifully decorated with palms. ferns. and
American flags.
Mrs l.. Heiibrun and daughter Miss
Lillian Heilbrun. of this city. have left
town 10 spend about year i'm the West
They viii be i'm Chicago 10 attend the
wedding Of Miss kraemer of that city,
20 Charles l.. Heilbrun. formerly Of this
city. but now of Des Moincs. Iowa.
Mrs Joseph King, OF Q street. gave
a whist Thursday evening. i'm honor Il
her guests, Mrs, NJ. Micheals, Of New
York; Mrs De Roy and Mrs. Max
Micheals. of Pittsburg. The home was
decorated with palms. roses, and car
nations. After the whist was over Il
delightful supper was served
Among The other guests present were
Mrs. q. King, Mrs. ], L. Blout, Mrs.
Charles Kaufman. Mrs Max Cohen
Mrs. Max Goldsmith. Mrs Harry King
Mrs Henry Kaufman. Mrs Abe King
Mrs. PIN King Mrs. Hano. Mrs Z.
Mayer, Mrs. 4. Mayer. Mrs Harry
Wolf. Mrs. Ed Mayer Mrs Alexander
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~ which charaetees
No matter what occasion
never willing the first sweet sound there is
a pretty rushto bidding
there have been several Interesting events
which few happy hours the
social colony whether this like
the the receptions have
They something TO do after ALL and
one cannot eongena souls in afternoon
surely happy associations is not
the world
The diplomatic Thursday
social OF the week 1t was brilliant as
sehbage that gathered about the py ornaened
stately White House Ambassadors
the Presidents
and the sparkling uniforms and decorations OF various nations
mingled the
touch of color
which only these international gatherings can bring
Diplomatic Corps signor Mayor
the Italian ambassador the Austrian ambassador the
ranking diplomat and the Baroness engemue were the special
into the
Hengemuer his arm to Mrs Roosevelt
The distinguished company augmented by several guests among
Alice Roosevelt and her fanee Representative Nicho
las Longworh
Contrary to reports which have gone Washington
Roosevelt Katherine
Elkins gave Miss
Elkins arranged
week OF ago President
foreign representatives Miss
Alice compelled
and
join Mrs Elkins
Ekn arranged things nicely and asked some ad
diona guests in ballroom
home Mr. LOngwoh able after all
participate the
Among the
Miss Roosevs coming marriage is dinner which will be given on
by the Ambassador
Baroness Won Sternburg
Much notice given during past
certainly condition
worry.
support which
hoped disappear operation
personality
Washington
are specially fond of her. and at reception year
Diplomatic has figured they have held the baroness back in
line for a little conversation.
The gave
generally
entertainment which has given the
the ambassador his
notable social The
particularly charming in gown of black velvet and her sister the Wis
also in black velvet Other than her
assistants receive her guests
coon which place the New Willard Wednesday
evening These dances of the bachelors always eagerly anticipated
of all the
a had Wednesday Many
old National Rifles
years
quite happy chandeliers
as they could possibly nave at
Thursday President and Mrs will
the reception of the when they will receive
specially invited
asked entertainment
White browning of the Wash
a
following Thursday President
of the Supreme
and Friday January 26 another dinner party will be given in the
White House
society,
which Miss Alice Roosevelt viii give Monday afternoon
party Secretary Philip
pines
hostesses Washington elsewhere Miss Roosevelt the
continually
and al
very countys saying
goodby around and about
friendships the pret5ies OF all
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The national president OF the Woni-
ans Veteran Relief Union, Ida Bogih
Roe, entertained at her home, 2l0s First
street northwest, on January 2, the
commander-in-chief. Gen. III. l.. DEAN.
ard his staff; the department command
ar, Gen. Robert Alton. and his BtafT. the
national secretary and treasurer. Rhoda
Eaton. and Belle II, Gibson. and the
members % John A. Logan Union. No,
= General DEAN gave an instructive
talk and Mrs. Nellie Lyons, an accom-
plished musician, gaYe several selections
on the piano. The national president
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ton. Edith Rabbit. Inez StaIey, Mrs.
Alice Jordan and Mrs. Halle Vierbuch-
en-, and Charles Chambers, Harry Kern,
Clifford +. Kettler. Robert Lewis,
Arthur Mitchell. r. Clarence Poston,
Carl +. Vierbuchen and John Dunn. The
club will hold its next meeting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vierbuchen, 4l0
Tenth street northeast
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to Florida. also Aiken and Augusta.
leaves Washington daily except Sunday.
SIS 0. m Electric lighted throughout
other high-class trains 20 Florida ara
all other resorts for winter outings L. :.
Brown, G. A, Southern Railway. 100
18th ST NV.
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Mrs. Roosevelt entertained small
company of friends at the White House
Yesterday afternoon Nj TiersOt gave
lecture in French. after which tea was
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Personal

The French Ambassador and Madame
Jusserand entertained at luncheon yes
terday In honor Of Julien TieTsot. Of
the Alliance Franchise, Invited TO meet
him were the Cuban Minister ana
Sonora Quesada. Vicomte and VS.
confess de Faramond. Mrs. Hartman.
Miss Hartman, Prof. Gore. Gen. Nor
teza Khan. the Persian minister. ana
Count dc Saint Phailie.
General and Mrs. Draper Eavs ii beau
tifuIly appointed dinner last night when
their guests were the British Ambassa-
dor and Lady Durand. Senator and Mrs.
Hale. Mrs. Elkins. Senator and Mrs,
Spooner, Senator Kean. the Attorney
General. Captain and Mrs. Cowles, Mr..
and Mrs. Boardman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glover. Mrs. Townsend. Mrs. Sheridan.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Miss Kean.
Admiral O'Heil. Representative F, II.
GnIett. and Robert Batcheller. of Bos-
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served In the state dining room. Mrs.
Roosevelt is a wonderfully good French
scholar, speaking thar language like a
native. She Is member Of the ALI
anee Franchise. for which NJ Tiersot is
the lecturer.
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Mrs. Horace A. Taylor. 20e7 Massa-
chusetts avenue, will be at home on
Thursdays in February instead OF on
Saturdays as heretofore published.
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\ Vc~y pleasant evening was spent by
the members OF the \ Y I. euchre
club last Wednesday evening, when they
were entertained by Miss Edith Rab-
bitt. at her home. ga Fifteenth street
northeast. After some very exciting and
closely contested games the prizes were
a warded In Mrs. Alice Mitchell, Miss Emily
BlaZer. Carl VieTbuChen and Clifford
z. Kettler. Consolation prizes were pre-
senied to Miss Estelle Burke and Robert
Lewis Following the euchre. supper
was served. after which music and dane
ing completed a very enjoyable evening.
Those present were Misses Estele and
Lillian Burke. Emily Blazer. Mabel Pos
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The ladies' auxiliary Of the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation viii hold its
first sociabIe at the Mercantile Club
rooms on / street, between Ninth anu
Tenth streets. tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. All ladies are invited and a
good time is expected.
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Senator and Mrs. Dryden gave din
ner party last night when their guests
were Senator and Mrs. Wetmore. SEN
ator and Mrs, McCreary. Senator and
Mrs. Bulkeley. eenator and Miss Miilard,
Senator Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. James X.
GARFIELD, Colonel and Mrs. Symons. Mrs.
Newberry. Mrs Glover. and Represent
alive j. Adam Bede
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Mrs. Joel IIillrnan, president of the
Washington Section Council of Jewish
Women, has eft the city. and will be
the guest OF Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg. Of
Pittsburg. the national president OF the
Council of Jewish Women
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Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby have cards out
for a dance in honor Of their debutante
daughter. Miss Miriam Crosby.
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sir. and Mrs, Samuel Spencer enter
tanned at dinner last night for their
house guests Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
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NJ Havenith. OF the Belgian legation.
is not accepting invitations for. besides
being in mourning owing TO the death
of Prince Leopold, he has just lost his
brother.
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Senator and Mrs. Foraker entertained
at dinner last nigh Justice and Mrs
Brown. Senator and Mrs. Gallinger.
Senator Clarence ID, Clark. Senator aud
Mrs. Flint. Representative and Mrs.
DalZeil. Representative and Mrs. Will
lam Alden Smith. Representative and
Mrs. Taylor. ir.. Mr.. and Mrs. William
e. Curt Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Moves. Mrs. Charles Butler. and Cen
eral KeifeF
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Mrs Barney will give one OF her de-
Hghtful teas this afternoon, when
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Wolf Mrs. NJ .. Rosenberg. Mrs /. W
N0rdIinger, MIS-. a n. Baer. Mrs. Louis
Eisenman. Mrs. ]. 3. NordIinger, and
Mrs Henry }. Goodman.
After spending two weeks with friends
I'm Philadelphia Miss Juanita kaufman
has returned 10 her home in this city.
Miss Meryl Goldsmith. Of Alexandria.
Va. gave dance last night 20 the
Phoenix and Octagon clubs. Of this city,
and their friends The affair Wis given
al Odd Fellows Hail and it was deco
rated most beautifully with lanterns.
flags. and flowers. The WashinglOnians
chartered a car which left here at 1880
and left Alexandria again at i.
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The SOuthern's Palm Limited

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Weeks Doinqs

One OF the most beautiful entertain
ments of the past week was the luncheon
given by Mrs. Robert Patterson at her
handsome residence on Dupont Circle.
Among her guests were Mrs. cullOm,
Mrs. Foraker: Mrs. Frank LoWden. of
Chicago: Mrs Bouteli. Mrs. Raymond
Patterson, Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. Mum,
Mrs. Gordon Cummings. Miss Stevens,
Mrs. Aulick Palmer and Mrs. Jewett.
The Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks win have as their guests this week
Miss Middleton. OF St Louis, and Mira.
Coleman, Of indianapolis
Among the army and navy people stay
ing at the Riggs House this week are DR..
Alden Carpenter, L. S. A; Col. V. Hav-
ard, I. s. A. Capt S. a Smoke. L. S.
A; Col w. L. Marshall. L. S. A: Ad-
miral J. b. Coghlan, L. S. N; Lieut..
Waldo Evans, L. 8. y; Surgeon J. A
McAliister, L S. A. and Mrs. McAllis-
ter; Capt. ". a. Holbrook. z. S. A;
Capt. b. 7. Simmons. L. S. a. and Mrs.
Simmons, and Lieut.. r b. Putnam, L.
S. NJ. c.
Much regret is felt over the illness Of
Mrs. Bonaparte, who has had 10 cancel
This makes the second Cabinet hostess
out of social life for the time being. Mrs
Hitchcock is expected back TO Washing
ton today. as the funeral Of her brother.
Dwight Collier. took place yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The reception at the White House on
Thursday for the members of the Su-
preme Court will be the largest affair OF
the coming week. Ii will be preceded
by the one tomorrow given by the
Speaker OF the House. by the one on
Tuesday at Mrs. Richard Townsend s.
and will be followed on Friday by the
one at the German embassy.
Major and Mrs. wylie entertained at
dinner Friday night al the Highlands.
Their guests were Dr. and Mrs Dali.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darcy, Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Wilson. Miss Mitchie, DR..
Harvey Wylie. Captain Harding, and
Representative Aubrey Thomas.
DR.. and Mrs. Stokes also entertained
AT dinner at their apartments at the
Highlands last night
NJ Havenith. OF the Belgian legation.
is not accepting invitations for. besides
| being in mourning owing to the death
of Prince Leopold, he has just lost his
/ brother.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby have cards out
/ for a dance in honor OF their debutante
daughter Miss Miriam Crosby.
! Mrs Horace A. Taylor. 20o7 Massa-
chusetts avenue, will be at home on
Thursdays in February instead OF on
/ Saturdays as heretofore published.
/ Mrs. Barney will give one OF her de-
/ Hghtful teas this afternoon, when
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Miss Clara Blackman entertained in
formally "a her home. Ia Thirteenth
street northwest. OH sunday evening
last in honor 81 her brother. n. 9.
Blackman the Mississippi representa-
tive of the Decentralization Shoe Com
pany. Of St Louis NO The parlOFs
were beautifully decorated with palms,
ferns. and cut flowers inteTspersed with
scarlet ribbons, mistletoe and holly.
Delightful music and games were in
dulged in until a late hour. when re
freshments were served. Among those
present were Miss KATRINA Manning.
Miss Birdie Peters. Miss LOTine Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. z. Ester, Misses Black
man, Mount. WigginS uad Hughes.
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Miss Alice Baird, of Charlotte, y. C,
daughter OF Major ana Mrs. J. q. Baird,
is in Washington, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Altheus johnson. at 4s j street
northwest. Before her return 10 Char
Iotte. Miss Baird will attend a wedding
at York. Pa. In which she is TO serve
as a bridesmaid.
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Snow. Of New York. Their guests in
cluded General and Mrs. Bates, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Hague. iOT General
and Mrs Randolph. General and Mrs
Kearney. Mrs Whitman. Mrs. Ere
mont, General Sharpe. and Colonel
BromweH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dulany Hunter were
also dinner hosts last night
Representative and Mrs Wayne Park,
er and Miss Eleanor Wayne Parker
gave d box party at the National The
alter last night 10 see Mr.. Willard In
Tom Pinch" complimentary 10 Miss
Corinne Robinson OF New York. who is
a guest at the White House. and Miss
Alice Bowditch. who is visiting the
Misses Oliver. The other guests were
Miss EVerild Durand. Miss Marion Oil
yer. Miss Elsie Bacon. Cav. Montagna,
charge d'affairs Of Italy; Captain
Henry. Charles Howard. Lieut.. I. 5.
drews. and Judge Charles Wolcou
Parker, OF Boston.
Mrs. John c. Fremont. wife of Com
modore Fremont. L. 5. n. was hostess
at "a pretty tea yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Roosevelt occupied a box az the
Belasco Theater yesterday afternoon
To see Mrs. Leslie Carter in ''zazd'
Nine Do Amaral. of the Brazilian en-
basy. and Mile. Godinha. her sister
were at home yesterday at their apart
ment at the Portland. Nine. do Amaral
one OF the handsomest women in the
Diplomatic Corps, was dressed in dark
blue velvet, trimmed with white lace
Her sister was also dressed in velvet of
/ the same color Their rooms were filled
with diplomats and other fashionable
people of Washington
| The Congressional ladies OF the Eb-
bitt will not receive Tuesday of this
week, but on Tuesday. January o.
| Senior Don Nicolas Vel0z, second secre-
tary of the Nicaraguan legation in this
city. will marry Miss Eleanor Shulz. of
/ The Cumberland, on Monday. The we'd
ding will be quiet and no details have
{ been given out. It is understood that
/ the couple will at once go TO Pittsburg
TO make their home, Senior Veloz resign
| ing his position at the legation,
Although Senior Veloz is member OF
/ the Nicaraguan legation, he is a son
! of Senior n. Veloz-Goiticoa. charge DAT
/ flares of the Venezuelan legation. He
met Miss Shulz some Gears ago and has
| long been devoted TO her.
| Miss Shulz Is sister OF Dr. Frank
Shulz. Of The Brunswick.
| Mrs. Joel IIillman, president of ths
Washington Section Council of Jewisl
| Women. has eft the city. and Will b.
tho guest of Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg. %
/ Pittsburg. the national president OF IN,
| Council of Jewish Women.
The national president OF the Won
! n
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ton. American Beauties were used In
tire decorations.
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DR.. and Mrs. Stokes also entertained
at dinner at their apartments at the
Highlands last night.
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Representative and Mrs. Lamar en-
tertained at dinner last night in their
apartment, at the Connecticut. Their
guess were the Cuban Minister and
Nine Quesada. Justice and Mrs Har-
Ian, Major and Mrs. William p. Duvall,
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitfield Brown.
,Iss Sewers. and Representative Rob
ert Adams Of Pennsylvania. The table
decorations were pink roses and car
nations.
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Major and Mrs. Wylie entertained at
dinner Friday night al the Highlands
Their guests were DR. and Mrs Dali.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Darcy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Wilson. Miss Mitchie, DR..
Harvey Wylie. Captain Harding, and
Representative Aubrey Thomas.
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The Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks win have as their guests this week
Miss Middleton, OF St Louis. and Mira.
Coleman, Of Indianapolis
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The Congressional ladies OF the Eb-
bitt viii not receive Tuesday of this
week, but on Tuesday, January o.
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Mrs. Roosevelt occupied a box az the
Belasco Theater yesterday afternoon
To see Mrs. Leslie Carter in ''Zaza'
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were won by Mrs. Haas and MIR. Ennis
the party adjourned TO the dining room
where bountiful repast was served
Frank r. Hagan entertained his
friends at his home. 152 A street north
east, Friday evening Those present
were MIR. and Mrs. Cristman, j. Ken
ney. Mrs. Wetzel, Mrs. Pallas, Mrs
Mister, Mr.. and Mrs. r. /. Hagan. Miss
Titles, Miss Mae Nellgan, Miss Katie
Neligan. Miss Katie Pallas, Miss Reggie
I4aMarr. Miss Zeitler, Miss Riley Miss
Grace Pallas. and Miss Reeves
The musical program was rendered
by the Harvey sisters. violin and piano
solo- Songs and fancy dancing by Miss
Helen Wetzel Vocal selections. Walter
.. Bussey; songs. Master Willie Zeit-
Ter; coon songs. J. Harry Haniein;
comic songs, r. Lawrence Phillips: re-
citation. Harry Grow; piano SOLO Miss
Kaue Zeitler; toast, George Saunders
piano solo. FIRE bells. Miss Mae Nell
gan; vocal solos, Frank T. Hagan and
r. 9 Hagan; dancing, George Il
Hagan Games were enjoyed until q
late hour. after which a collation. was
served. during which Mr.. Crow made a
short speech
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Mrs. John c. Fremont. wife of Com
modore Fremont, L. 5. n. was hostess
at "A pretty tea yesterday afternoon.
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Miss Sallie Rollins entertained at
her home. AIS o street, Friday evening,
a euchre party OF four tables. Those
present were the Misses Rollins. Tib-
belts. Knots. Petit, Sallie Rollins.
mrs. $. l. Heaeock. J. NJ Haas. H
Broadbent, and Messrs. Heacoek, Haas
Broadbeat. Ennis, BittenbendeF, Britt
Rollins, and Willett. After the prizes
were won by Mrs. Haas and MIR. Ennis
the party adjourned 10 the dining room
where a bountiful repast was served.
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Snow. Of New York. Their guests in
cluded General and Mrs. Bates. Mr.
and Mrs Arnold Hague. Major General
and Mrs Randolph. General and Mrs
Kearney. Mrs. Whitman. Mrs Ere
mont, General Sharpe. and Colonel
F2rpp1 vvaf
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-30

England supper in the church parlors on Friday evening of last week.
 Mrs Flora Hall has been quite sick, but is now convalescing.
 MT and Mrs Albert Lane and son spent Sunday with MT and Mrs E. Hatch.
 The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Ca ble for their annual barrel packing for Five Points Mission on Wednesday of
 Miss Jennie Potter and friend, Miss Mary Cogpswell of New Milford, at tended the New England supper on Friday evening of last week.
 MT and Mrs Don Peet of South Kent and MT and Mrs Clifford Marsh of Kent will be guests on Thanksgiving day of MT and Mrs Chauncey B. Marsh.
 Allison P. Smith of Newtown was the guest, Sunday, of Dea and Mrs Chauncey B. Marsh.
 Farmers speak highly of the Secur- ity stock food. Frank Evitts sells 1t and recommends it highly for horses
 D. McMahon, the popular tailor, has a good line of shoes, guaranteed to wear and stand the storm. A line of stylish hats just received. Also some handsome spring caps. Good values in mems pantaloOns.
 Fine cOnfectiOns and smokerS' per- quisites at Cassedy's.
 c. E. Kiddiford is headquarters for correct and satisfactory work in watch and clock repairing.
 Druggist w. N. Noble is offering complete line of the famous Wallace connections.
 Watch and clock repairing promptly attended to at the store of M. w. Hill.
 For refreshing glass of soda water with pure syrups call at the drug store of Albert EvittS
 If you want a good dinner for 25c go to Dayton's restaurant.
 F. E. Soule has the sole agency fOl New Milford for the Buck cigar.
 Try the toothsome goods at J. G. Neiss' bakery.
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THE MAN OF CHEER.

FROM THE CHRISTIAN EvANGELIsT. 2 We love the man with a smile, the man with the roses on his tongue, the man who sees your boys dirty face but mentions his bright eyes, who notices your shabby coat but praises your studiouSness; the man who sees all the faults but whose tongue is quick to praise and slow to blame. We like to meet man whose smile will light up drearIness, whose voice is full of mu- sic of the birds, whose hand-shake is inspiration and his "God bless you" a benediction. He makes us forget our troubles as the ravens dismal crack is forgotten when the wOOd-thrush or the brown thresher sings. ''God bless the man of cheer!' s-.. l'*.
 There is plenty of trouble here but we need not increase it. There is 8 lot of dying done ahead of time. There are living men who have already crossed Jordan two or three times and unfortunately they are not of the type who .tcross the river of Jordan happy in the Lord" but who sing, if they sing at all, dismalest, dreariest, dead Hest music. The very tone is fatal to happiness. If you have faith, preach it; if you have doubts, bury them; if you have joy, share it; if you have sOr- row. bear it. Find the bright side of things-God's side-and help others to get sight of it also.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-30
LITCHFIELD COUNTY
 BANTAM.
BANTAM.
DEATH OF JOHN PLUMB.

DEATH OF JOHN PLUMB.
 John Plumb, who has been in poor health for some time, died at his home, last Friday night. The funeral was held at the house, Monday after noon. For several years Mir Plumb has kept greenhouse in this vicinity. He was man of high standing and will be missed by all who knew him. The deepest sympathy is felt for the bereaved family.
 Deer have attracted some attention in this vicinity of late. One was seen recently in West Bantam and last week as Mrs Ebert Richards and daughter were driving from Goshen to this place they saw three fine ones near Head Quarters. One with large antlers watched them so closely they feared he was about to attack the horse, but soon another deer, apparent- ly 8 young one, appeared and leaped over the fence quite near them. Ar ter looking at them short time it turned and bounded gracefully back behind the bushes, and all three quickly disappeared in the woods.
 On Friday noon six or eight Ital- fans, with large baskets of bedding and twine, tent and polls, got of the train and started up the track toward L.. 0. Hotchkiss' woods. Some one notified MT Hotchkiss of their arrival. He went out immediately and found them stripping bis evergreen trees. He ordered them of and the next day they started toward the west with their tent and baskets. People who do not wish their evergreens destroyed will need to be on the lookout for such lawless bands until after Christi mas.
 Frank Cables has returned to Ban- tom and moved into Robert Wheeler's rent. s I
 William Mo Kay is seriously i'll. ! Mrs Adelia KilbOrne is visiting friends about time.
 Mriand Mrs James Doyle and Miss Anna Doyle visited friends in Shel- football game in New Haven. Do your holiday shopping in Danbu- ry. The merchants will make it worth your while-see adv. on page 8.