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The Irish standard., 1906-12-08
Osborn Succeeds LanoIev.

Washington. Dec. 5.--Prof. Henri,
Fairfield Osborn Of New York city
Tuesday was elected secretary of the
Smithsonian institution to succeed
the late Prof. Samuel r. Langley
Prof. Osborn il the first vice presi
dent OF the American Museum of Nat
ural History of New York, aud IL
regarded as one of the foremost sci
entists in America. He is also wide
~ known as an eminent palseontolo
gist and educator throughout the
world.
The Irish standard., 1906-12-08
Newspaper Men Meet.

st. Louis. Dec. 1.-THE executive
committee of the National Editorial
association met here Tuesday in
annual session. The two most I'M.
portant topics that will be discussed
during the three days OF convention
commerce commission forbidding rail
roads to issue transportation for ad.
Ner:ising space and the proposal to
increase the postal rate on newspa.
pers from one cent TO four cents a
pound.
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crapsey Formally Deposed.

Buffalo, n. v, Dec. 5..,Bishop
Walker, of the Protestant Episcopal
diocese of western New York, Tues
day formally deposed Rev. Algernon
S. Crapsey, rector Of ST. Andrews
church, Rochester, n. T., from the
ministry of the Episcopal church
The ceremony took place in the st
Johns Episcopal church. and was
Witnessed by three Episcopal minis
tiers selected by the bishop to act
as official witnesses.
The Irish standard., 1906-12-08
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
HENNEPlN-IN PROBATE COURT.
In the matter of the Estate of Patrick
Ryan, Dccedent.
On receiving and. films tho petition Of
William Ryan, praying for Letters of Ad-
mnlstration on said estate.
heard and that ali persons o in t in in
said matter appear before this Court 90 on
at 10 a. M at the Probate Court in the
Courthouse at Minneapolis in said county
persons can be heard, show cause. If any
there be, why said petition should not be
granted.
And it is Further Ordered. That notice
Of such hearing be given by publishing
successive weeks prior to said day Of
hes, II. In the Irish Standard. nevspa-
peri inted and published in said County.
Dated at 11innea polls. this cath day Of
November, 1906.
BY the Court:
+. G.. HARVEY,
Judge Of Probate.
Smith &, Thompson, Attorneys for Pc.
titioner.
The Irish standard., 1906-12-08
Town Placed an Sale.

Worcester. Mass. Dec. 5.--.The en-.
tire town Of Wilkinsonyille was on
sale at auction Tuesday. At one time
the town was one Of the most import
ant manufacturing places on the
Blackstone river. Now every house,
store. mill and water privilege is I'M
der the hammer. The place has been
in state of stsgnatlon since 1897.
The Irish standard., 1906-12-08
Cold wave smites New York,

New York, Dec. 5.--New York had
its first real touch of winter in the
night, when the mercury dropped from
40 degrees to Is degrees in six hours.
High, freezing winds were responsible
for this unusual drop of 20 degrees.
Charles Fl. Weeks, a broker living in
Brooklyn, was found unconscious and
nearly frozen to death at Sixty-sixth
street and Columbus avenue.
The Irish standard., 1906-12-08
Loot Illinois Poatoffice,

Litchfleld, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-THE postof.
fee at Farmersville, Is miles north Of
here, was looted by robbers early
Tuesday. The safe was demolished by
q heavy charge of nitroglycerin that
also wrecked the building and practi,
cally wrecked the buildings adjoining
on each side. The force of the explo.
sion broke the windows of all the bust.
ness houses. About $40 in money and
$50 in stamps was secured. The rob.
bers escaped.
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Four Hurt in Freiqht Wreck.

Pittsburg. Pa. Dec. 6,-Four men
We're sriously injured, two fatally, ear.
ly Wednesday in o. freight train wreck
on the Monongahela and Washington
division of the Pittshurg. Virginia E.
Charleston railroad at Stock. town
a. few miles east OF this city. The
trains collided at q water tank where
one had stopped for water.
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]. D. PHELAN DECLARES ALL
MONIES SENT TO FRISCO
ARE ACCOUNTED FOR,
ALL SUBSCRIBERS
GIVEN RECEIPTS
Report Of Relief Corporation Shows
Total Of $6,213,279.2s Received for
Aid Of sufferers-over Half Still
Unused,

Washington, Dec. 5-Secretary
Taft Tuesday received the following
telegram from J. D. Phelan, president
Of the San Francisco relief and Red
Cross funds corporation dated San
Francisco:
=" Eastern press advices state on au-
thority of local newspaper report
that large sums of money subscribed
have gone astray, and that the presi-
dent of the United States and secret
service men are investigating the
matter. The report apparently orig
mated from express company's fail
ure to deliver thousand dollar pack
age from searchlight, New, which
has since been delivered. Apart
from this, however, no funds are
missing. The rumor is entirely
groundless, and every subscriber who
sent relief funds to San Francisco
direct should have a numbered official
receipt signed by the president, comp
troller and cashier of the corporation.
In justice to San Francisco and our
generous friends in the east please
give the widest publicity to this
statement"
Condition Of Relief Funds.
San Francisco, Dec. 5.-The relief
corporation has just published a re.
port of the condition of the relief
fund, it's receipts and disbursements
from April % to November IL, 1906
The total receipts were $6,213.279.2s.
The analysed items show that the
cost of administering the fund is less
than four per cent. The state Of
California is third on the list of cash
contributors, and San Francisco
third on the list of cities. According
to the subscription department re-
port, the amount Of $3,351 ,691.64 is
still outstanding, subject to the call
of the corporation, with the excep-
tion Of s150,o00 from the state of
New York, $6S,000 from Los Angeles,
$4,000 from Bridgeport, Conn, and
a few scattering items. The balance
sheet shows cash on hand $685.
1880, half of which is in San Fran
cisco, the balance in New York and
Chicago banks.
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Judoe Commits Suicide

New Ulm. Mimi, Dec. 5.--Judge B.
+. Weber. former judge of the dis
trict court of Brown and adjacent
counties, committed suicide Tuesday
by hanging himself in his barn here.
He was "a years of age, and had
been in ill.health for some time
The Irish standard., 1906-12-08
HIM, Man;acs With Docs

CIarksburg, W. Va. Dec. 6'--Three
patients, who escaped from the state
hospital for the insane at Weston, are
being hunted with bloodhounds. Res
idents III suburbs of this city, where
the lunltics are believed to be hiding.
are ala med, as the patients are said
to be y peut and dangerous.
The Irish standard., 1906-12-08
shipments Of wild GANG sejzed.

st. Louis. Dec. 5.-Nine barrels con-
tanning 1900 wild ducks shipped from
Texas and consigned to "a Chicago
firm were seized by deputy game
wardens and donated 10 charitable in
stitutions Tuesday. This is the big
gest seizure since the new game law
went into effect prohibiting the ship.
ping Of wild game in or out Of Mis-
souri,.
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Fir. ne. at Montreal.

Montreal. Dec. 5::-Fire in the down.
town business district early Tuesday
caused loss Of $4,000 The fire
started in tho store of the Excelsior
Clothing company on Notre Dime
street. Zero weather and the NARROW
ness of the streets handicapped the
work of the firemen. Twelve films
sustained losses ranging from $4,000
to $4,000.
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chief Ju.tice of Maine Dies.

Boston, Dec. 5.-t'hief Justice An
drew P. Wjswell Of the Maine SUI
preme court. died suddenly at the
Hotel Touraine in this city Tuesday
of heart disease. Judge Wiswell and
his wife had been staying at the no
tel for about week. He had beer
chief justice since 1900
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k,n.,. euvs 1000 Pheasants.

New York, Dec. 5.--The Atlantic
transport liner Minnetonka, which ar
rived from London, brought 1000
pheasants, which will be shipped to
Kansas in charge of Charles F. Denley,
special agent of the Kansas agricu.-
tural commission. It ia the intention
to restock the state.
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Ian MemoriaI "a Grant aurns.

Yokohama, Dec. 5.-The town hall,
memorial of Gen. Grants visit to
this city. was totally destroyed by fire
1 TUESDAY The cause of the fire is un-
The Irish standard., 1906-12-08

Lady Teacher--Children you should
always respect your teacher Now
Willie. tell me why you should always
respect me.
willie-On, account of your age, miss
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REV. J. G. RAWLlNs, OF GEoR-
GA, DIES ON GALLoWs FOR
CARTER MURDERS.
HIRED NEGRO TO KILL
NEIGHBOURS CHILDREN
Sons and CoIored Man Carried Out
P'ot-Minister Didn't See Killing
Tragedy 10 Due to Llne.Fenee
Feud.

Naldosta. Ga, Dec. ST.. c. Rawlins
and ALT Moore, a negro, were hanged
here Tuesday morning for the murder
OF Willie and Carrie Carter in July,
1905. Both stepped upon the scaffold
without a tremor, they stood on the
trap together and fell together. Raw
inns, In his last statement, declared
that he had told the truth and that
his sons had no connection with the
crime. Moore also DECLARED that he
had told the truth. again insisting that
Milton Rawlins had fired the fatal
shots. Mrs. Rawlins and her two
daughters visited the husband and
father during the morning They re-.
NAMED in the Jail but did not witness
/ the execution
Trouble Result Of Dispute.
The crime for which Rawlins and
Moore suffered the death penalty pre-
sented unusual features Rawlins and
w. l.. Carter We're neighbors 1c miles
from here. Both We're Baptist minis
tiers. Several years ago a dispute
arose as to the line between their re.
spective farms. Litigation and bad
blood resulted. Carter was wounded
by a shot from ambush, and had Raw.
Inns arrested on the charge of attempt
ed murder. A few days later, on June
l". 1905, a night attack was made ON
the Carter home. Two of the chill
dren, Willie and Carrie Carter. were
shot while just outside the house, and
shots were fired without effect at Car.
ter and his wife and another daughter.
The wounded boy informed his pa
rents that Milton and Jesse Rawlins
had shot him. He died the next day.
After shooting the children the at
lacking party attempted to set fire to
the house, but were fired upon and
driven off without further casualties
A coroner's jury found the crime
had been committed by Milton and
Jesse Rawlins and A. Moore, a negro
The latter confessed, telling of plot
which had been planned by the elder
Rawlings for the murder of the entire
Carter family and the burning of their
house.
J. G. Rawlins, the elder, took no i'm
mediate part in the crime, having
gone to Valdosta to avert suspicion
The trial, which lasted two weeks, re-
suited in a verdict of death for the
elder RAP Inns. his SONS, Milton and
.s<.ase. ARID ALI Moore.
Life Sentence for Third Son.
"A third son, Leonard Rawlins, was
given life sentence as an accomplish
Then began fight for life. Every
legal expedient has been resorted TO-
causing the day of execution to be
postponed from time to time as each
successive temporary advantage was
gained by the defense.
The case went to higher court
then to the supreme court of the
United States. then to the state SUI.
preme court on an extraordinary mo.
ton. and then to the board of pardons.
The verdict below has been sustained
In each instance. Governor Terrelrs
refusal on Monday to interfere with
the execution of the death sentence
destroyed the mems last hope.
The cases of the two Rawlins boys
who are under sentence to be hanged
Friday, will come before the board of
pardons Thursday.
The Irish standard., 1906-12-08
Cousins Given Hits Position.

Speaker Cannon announced the pro-
motion Of Representative Robert @.
Cousins to the craftsmanship Of the
house committee on foreign affairs.
made vacant by the death of Repre-
sentative Robert r. HIT. of Illinois
Representative Frank o. Lowden, of
Illinois. has been appointed to the
committee on foreign affairs to fill the
vacancy caused by Mr.. Hits death.
The Irish standard., 1906-12-08

Smith &; Thompson. Attorneys for Pc,
titioner.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

When we advertise a sale in any department. New Haven shoppers know that 1t means real, genu ne bargains in every sense of the wo1d And that is why such crowds at- tended this Great Sale of Silts The goods offered are the very best product of American and foreign 1~oms, superior in quality and style, and every one who purchased went away satisfied that they had made a big saving. Consider these values.
 FANCY TAFFETAS-We have just purchased 5000 yards ot entirely new silks, all colors, in stripes and small checks. sl quality for 59c yard. COLORED TAFFETAS in every shade, l9 inches wide,
 COLORED SATINS-Just the thing for Things,
 Sl quality for 79c yard. FOULARDS-New silks direct from Cheney Bros, "A inches wide, water proof, and in all the latest patterns
 79c quality for 59c yard. CREPE DE CANNES in black and white and cOlOrs.
 MESSELINES, Peau De Cygnes, Peau De Soie and Louisines: all cOlOrs,
 $1 quality for 79c yard. 36-inch BLACK TAFFETA-An inn ported silk from Bonnet & Co.
 S15O quality for S1 29 yard. 36-inch BLACK TAFFETA-A fine lustre and finish, guaranteed.
 $1 quality for 79c yard. : 21-inch BLACK ,TAFFETA-AlsO manufactured by Bonnet-a The best Taffeta made. 85c quality for 69c yd. l9-inch BLACK kTAFFETA-An ex- cellent silk for the money, also guaran- teed. 59c quality for 39c yard.
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ANNIVERSARY SALE, NOVEMBER l0-I7-

Ou November IA, 1865, the doors of G. w. Fairchild & Sons were opened to the jewelry buying public of Bridge port. They have endeavored always to treat their patrons we'll, giving the best quality and always at the lowest possible price and they have done it. The complete stocks are now ready for the holiday season and we extend cordial welcome to every one to visit us during these opening days, whether intending to purchase or not. Each department, however, will offer extra inducements to call attention to the various lines, such as diamonds, watch es, ,rings, jewelry, cut glass, silverware, clocks, fans and art goods, leather goods, optical goods, etc. The busy months of preparation are shown in the completeness and variety of their distinctive patterns and designs. See their big advertisement and give them call. They are open from a. fh. to D. m., all the week, and Saturday un- til 10 p. m., for visitors to purchase or inspect the stock.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
Woodbury, c. H. Drakeley r, Henry F. Gib- son F. Rep. 32, Dem. 8.
WHOLESALE MARKET. WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY BUCK A DARLING. BRIDGEPORT.

Apples, ereeninqs 50a2 25, baldwins l 5Os2 25, pillyf1owers 50a2 %, king 1.75a2 50, Pippin l 50a2 25, Baker 50 a2.OO, Snow 2 OOs3 %, Macintosh OO a4 50: Hurlburt Stripe l 50a2 50, Maid ems Blush 5Oa2 25; Hubbardson 50 az 25, Seek o-Further 1 50a2 25; Pears, aSeckel 2 0Oa3 %. Sheldon % a3OO, Beurre Bose 2 OOa3 %, Beurre CIairpeau OOa3 %, Beurre d'Anjou P OOs3 %, Louisa Bonne 200a3 %
 Potatoes, ,..55a65c bushe]; onions, red40 s6O; yellow, 5Oa a7Oc: carrots 25s45c bn; turnips, yellow 25s35. white egg 25a35; cabbage, per 100. 2 OOa4O0; celery, per dtz punches, OOa1 20.
 Butter: Creamery, first grade, 31; second grade, 25a26; common, 14al6; Dairy, first grade. 25a27. Cheese, full cream, l4al6 lb. Eggs, fresh nearby,
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Michael Kilbride, Democratic Repr sentative Elect From Newtown.


Ltchaeld; William T. Marsh d. William H. Harkhamsted. Charles F. kowley f, Herbert Caser.
 Bethlehem. Oliver 0 Hillr.
 Bridgewater. Weldon r. gath.
 Canaan, Walter s. Kellog0r.
 ColebroOk. Franklin r, George Fl. Miller d.. gain Cornwall. William Oliver T. Winchell d. gain. Goshen, Joseph E. Wooster r, Noah E. Wad- hamSr, M Hsrvinton' s'y William H. Wilson T, Clarence Kent, William E. Paged.
 Morris. Tie New Hartford, F. A. Jewell r. E. D. w.. Langdon r. New Milford. Fred K. Klne r. David D. Norfnlk Warren 0. oorbally d. Matthew O. 'rien d. gain.
 North Canaan. Jackson
 Plymouth. Frank 0 B.rnesr.
 ROxbury. Edward w. Preston Salisbury. George Fl. Knight r, James M. Sharon, E. N Middlebrooks :r Robert Har- risr.
 Thomaston. Edward T. Garfield r. Warren, W Q. Weltonr r.
 Washington. Miles W. Aspinwall r. Sher- man C.'g~well r. Winchester. Jam' s G. Woodruff r, Frederick E. Dtckerman r. gain.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
sOUTBBURY's VOTE.

Soutbbury rolled up her usual re- publican majority in a rather quiet election. this year. Lilley and Sperry ran ahead of the state ticket, Hugo, a good run, losing to Walter, repnbli- can, by 32 votes, The totals are as follows:
 For governor-Woodruff, r, 134; Thayer, d, 94
 For senator-Farrell, r, 13O; Bassett, d, 96.
 For representative-Platt, r, i16; Cassidy, d, IA.
 For sheriff-Walter, r. 129; Hugo, d, 97.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

A survey of results in the Nation in Tuesdays election is timely:
 In addition to New York state there were elections in Al states and three territories. In g states a governor was elected, and in all but three of these a Legislature was also chosen Representatives in Congress were elected in all these states but Maine, Vermont and Oregon, which had al- ready chosen solid republican delega- tiOns.
 The vote of Connecticut complete is: Woodruff. republican, SS 356; Thayer. 58O Two years ago Roberts got 1O4,- 736: Robertson, 79,l64, a plurality of 25, ,572.
 Returns from Pennsylvania indicate that the FuSioDists have been utterly routed. The plurality of Edwin s Stuart, republican candidate for gov ernOr, is likely to be at least 50, 900 in the city of Philadelphia alone Samuel Rotan, the repub ican nominee for district attorney of the city, defeated GibbOney by upward of 20, 900.
 ican, is reelected by a plurality of 34 900 over John B. Moran, district .ttorney of Suffolk county, who ran for governor on the Prohibition. Dem- 'cratic and Independence League tickets.
 Charles Evans Hughes, republican. vas elected governor of the State of New York by plurality of 66,575 votes over William Randolph Hearst, Democratic and Independence League candidate.
 In California, Langdon, whom Hearst put at the head of the Independence League ticket, boiled light vote out. side Of San Francisco. where he was we'll supported. Bulletins from all parts of the state point to the election of James N. Gillette, republican, by 5000.
 Illinois is Republican by about 125,- GOO. Cook county, in which is Chicago, gave republican majority of about 40 GOO. Speaker Cannon was reelected to Congress in the Danville, Ill.,, dis trict by plurality of 5000.
 Stephen ChartreS, the Labor mayor of AnsOnia, who held office for four years, and at last election was defeat ed, was elected, Tuesday, mayor of the city, by 63 ma ajority.
 The Sixtieth Congress will be Re- publican. The majority in the House will be about 86, a falling of of 28. In the Fifty-ninth it was IA. The House will stand as follows:
 Republicans, 236 Democrats, 150
 Republican majority, @
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

Think of Dr Shoop's Catarrh Cure if breath is foul or feverish. This snow white soothing balm contains Oil of Eucalyptus, Thymol, Menthol, etc., in- corporated into an imported, creamlfke, velvety petrolatum. It sOOthes, heals, purifies, controls. Call at our store for free trial box. R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; s. J. Parks, Trunbull.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
GROUP.

A reliable medicine and one that should always oe kept in the home for immediate use is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It will prevent the attack if given as soon as the child be- comes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears. For sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Blakeman, BotsfOrd; s. J. Parks, Trumbull.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

34a35c dog. Live Chickens, 12a14c, fowls 11a13; ducks Hale; calves, hog dressed, 8al1;. pigs 8a10c. Chestnuts S4i4 50 buShel.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
ST ROSES.
THE FAIR A SUCCESS.

The fair for the benefit of St Roses church, which opened in St Mary's hall, Sandy Hook, last week, is prov ing grand success and the fair will be held on Saturday evening of this week
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
THE VOTE IN VIEWPOINT.

In Newtown the interest in the Judge of Probate. William J. Beecher, the present incumbent of the office, was reelected by 1l2 majority over Henry G. Curtis, the republican nOm- inee. The active work put in by the democratic managers brought out a l big vote, and increased ma jOrities for the democratic state ticket, and the democratic candidates for representa- tives, Messrs Grove and Kilbride, was the result. Sidney E. Hawley for sheriff ran ahead of hls ticket. The vote in detail in Newtown was as fol- lows:
 Governor: Rollin $. Woodruff, r, 239; Charles F. Thayer, d, 419 RepreSe entative-at.Large: George L.. l Lilley, r, 236; Charles J. Donahue, d,
 Representative in Congress-: Eben- ez-r J. Hill, r, 239; Homer s. Beers, d, All
 Senator: Stiles Judson, r, 23s; Swan B. Brewster, d, 410
 Sheriff: Sidney E Hawley, I, 27S; Charles s. Fox, d, 379.
 Judge of Probate: Henry G. Curtis, r, 276; William J. Beecher, d, 388 Representatives: Frank A. Black Patrick F. Grove, d, 4o4; Michael Xii. bride, d, 424
 Justices of the Peace: Amos T. Camp. r, PAP; Archibald c. McArthur, ?. 24l; Hobart F: Curtis. !, 24l; J Botsford Fairchild, r, 24l; Theron E Platt, r. 24l; Alfred M Briscoe. r, 239. Charles $ Platt. r, 241; David B. Par melee, r. 241; Eleszer c. Bevans, r, 238; Austin B Blake man, d, 407; Car LS D Stillson, d, 4O7; Frederick B l Lake, d, 407; William 0. Corbett, d, 407; Charles H NorthrOp, d, 4O6: Wal ter s Bradley. d. 4O6; John B. Corey, d, 404; Ephratm D. Briscne, d, 4O9; Patrick H. McCarthV, d. 4O6.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
Wonens Underwear Bargains

The ''He..vet;a;" a splendid grade of Fleeced Jersey Rlb- bed Underwear. made of fine maco yarn. the Vests are long sleeved silk, shell trimmed and with pearl buttons. the Draw CTS side band ankle length. in fact the best kind of 5Oct Ur- derwear at 39cts
 Women's Black JerseySTigllt
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

FAIRFIELD COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES, ELECT
 ED Bridgeport: stephen Boucher d, William E. Danbnry. N: Burtcn Rogers T, M. J. oun- ninRham gain.
 ee,hel. Nl trenceT Hirkok r.. BrOnkfeld, J. T. Smith r. Darten. arles 0. Waterbury r. Easton. Edward D Gillette r. Fairfield. Elmore 5. Banks Moses E. BankSr.
 Greenwich, Charles D. Burns r. Burt L Syms r.
 Huntington. F. I. Nettleton r, D. A. Nichols r.
 Monroe. A J. Hu1lr r. New Canaan. Ge rRe B. Bliss r. NewtOwn. F. Grove d, Michael Kilbride d..
 New Fairfield. George N. NeviDs d. gain. Norwalk. William Low d, gain, Frederick Ridgefeid. e. H. Becker F, Benjamin s. sel- leck F.
 sherman. Irwin Atchiscnr. Stamford, Robert Kerr r, George P. Powell Stratford. Charles H. Peckr. Torrington. Q. Fl Dougal r. N. A. Futile r. T'umbuil. Charles J. Tn rpe r. WestpOrt. Vii fam E. Alvin r. Wilton. Ernest o. Ruscoe F. Rep g. Dem. 8.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
BILIOUS ATTACK QUICKLY CURED

A few weeks ago had a bilious at- tack that was so severe was not able to go to the office for two days. Fail- ing to get relief from my family phy- sician's treatment, I took three of Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tab lets and the next day felt like a new man.-H. c. Bailey, Editor of the News, Chapin. $. c. These tablets are for sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, San dy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Blakeman, BOtsford; s. J. Parks, Trumbull.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

Need . good catharticf \ pm ' best. Say . pill like DeWittb Ldttlo Early. Rbers. About tho moot reltAh1o on the market Sold hy all ofug. gists.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
NEW FAIRFIELD's VOTE,

Governor: Thayer, d, S1; Woodruff, r, 48.
 Lieutenant. Governor: Ney, d, e1; Lake, r, 48.
 Secretary: Forster, d, S2; Boden- vein, r, 48.
 Treasurer: Roberts, d, s2; Patten, r, 48.
 Comptroller: Peck, d, S2; Brad street, r. 48.
 Attorney-General: Stoddard, d, s2; HolcOmb, r, AS.
 Representative at Large: Donahue, d, 77; Lilley, r, 50.
 Representative in Congress-: Beers, d, 8l; Hill, r, 49
 Senator: Walsh, d, "; Hoffman, r, 52
 Sheriff: Fox, d, 80; Hawley, r, 49 Judge of Probate: Dempsey, d, 8O; Mason, r, Al.