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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27
Land of volcanoes.

The whole country about Spokane is vol
canic and this is so of large part OF
the region known as the inland empire
Just back of the city. within short walk
OF the business section, the crater OF an
extinct volcano is to be seen. Some OF the
fences about the lawns of these mining
kings are built of black lava and bouldera
of lava lie here and there.
In travelling through this country I
have seen regions which would make me
think of the bed OF the Tenger volcano
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27

grocery man to send up some potatoes
first thing in the morning.
Like fash Mr.. Alden realized the situa-
ton. His little instrument was not wait
ing for his sending instrument to be set
up, but was pilfering messages from the
New England Telephone company's wire,
which ran along a road three miles away.
Wild with delight, Mr.. Alden rushed across
lots and got some of HIS friends to come
in and witness the success of his dis
covery. When they arrived this little APP
paratus was still busy disclosing neigh
borhood gossip and all sorts of messages
that were buzzing over the wires of the
island.
The basis of the system is like that Of
the wireless telegraph But a small in
vention, the details of which he does not
make public, completes it, This is called
the new detector." 1t is this machine,
attached to the wireless batteries, which
IL responsible FOR the results
No wire was attached to the receiving
instrument, the latter simply being placed
on a table in a room At present Mr.. Alden
is working on the sending parts Of the ap-
paratus.
Trial of an Electric Omnibus.
demonstration OF the workings of a self
propelled omnibus for public service was
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27

G, ]. Morley, another v>r6-ess telegraph
man, who will have charge of the wireless
station to be established on the little arc
tic steamship Frithjof which will be an
chored at Spitzbergen while the airship Is
away, have sailed for Europe. A second
wireless telegraph station is to be estab-
lished at Hammerfest, in Norway, which
Is a cable station. G. A. Robinson, who
is now in London and who has been max
ing a number of experiments abroad with
Lee De Forest will have charge of this
station. "I shall send as many messages
as possible to the Spitzbergen station just
as soon as l can after starting" Mr..
Smith said Each OF these messages will
give our exact latitude and longitude, so
that should no message be received after a
certain time It would be fair to assume
that some accident had befallen the ship.
Provided relief party left Spitzbergen It
should have a very fair idea where the
airship might be found. A special code
will be used. only Ineligible to the three
operators including myself. This is done
to prevent the acceptance of spurious mes
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27
metropolis of the Inland Empire.

Spokane lie the Denver of the British Co
lumbia and Washington mining regions,
which annually produce $2s,0OOOOO worth Of
gold, silver copper and lead. 1t is the homo
of lumber millionaires, having a country
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27

So a letter was sent raying that IL the
liquid washing powder men would send
a hogshead of their stun to Spokane it
would be used In sprlnkling the streets and
that a photograph of the sprinkler in ac-
ton might be labeled. What keeps Spo-
kane clean" This was done and the pic
ture will be used as an advertisement in
all the magazines The town paid nothing
but the expense Of photographing az as a
result the Silver Dope Twins, or the
Singles Smerline Company will probably
spend $4,000 or more during the coming
year in advertising itself in Spokane.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27
Vest Pocket reIephone.

Charles e. Alden of New York, who has
been pursuing experiments at Cottage
City, Mass. since last fall in wireless
telephoning, has, he says, solved the prob
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27
Spokane the Metropolis OF the Inland Empire of North America
lcopywrIEht. IL. by Frank q. carneniol

wash, May 24.-(Sps-
cial Correspondence OF che
Bee.)-Come with me this Sum
day morning. and let us lunch
together away out here in the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27

wild and wooily west. Where shall we
GOT To the Spokane club? No, that
savors too much of the spiendors of New
York and Boston. The milionaires OF
the town belong to It, and the same Is
true of the Country club, on the golf
links overlooking the city. Suppose we
try a tavern? How about the Spokane
hotel? 1t has a restaurant which makes
one think Of Berlin; the dining room has
a low Dutch ceiling, with rafters showing
HElt of the plaster, a red brick floor and
furniture of weathered oak. The band
plays there at night while dinner is
served, and the swell Spokaners come in
with their families and eat side by side
with the strangers.
But you say you are afraid of western
taverns7
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27
WireIess Men.nRe AM one Arctic.

less Message I'm the Arctic.
AXWELL J. SMITH, the wireless
telegraph operator who will ac-
company Walter Wellman on his
attempt to reach the north pole
in his airship this summer, and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27
ique Birthday Party Given by Well Known Omaha Bachelor

MAHA has had many a birthday
celebration that has brought JOY
20 young and old alike, and that
has stood out conspicuously in
the soclsl chronicles, but by far
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27

from them. 1t ought to have the entire
rights to the river and all its power, but
this is owned by private parties.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27

Trial of an Electric Omnibus.
demonstration OF the workings of a self
omnibus for public service was
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
6bnrifbe }1aranisn.
Sic Srt6tnsis ano eaS einsis ft&ere goss
lcuaunnautiffcI

sic Srtd3tnsis nno ca5 einsig f6ete gcfs
bcnsansSmitteL
Die tbierii9en Yarafiten iino i'm an<
semeinen ni4t 10 sefdbrli9 pie Die
pflan5li9en. obpobl es AUDI unter ibnen
|iebr gu fiir9tenoe 4rten gibt. Sbendn
IN bieier 9infi9t itebt Die Sridine, Elm
6aarfDrmiges Wiirm9en; oas MGnnz
hen, geraoe eeftredt, etpa LIS mili>
meter, bas Weib9en, nit gepunoenem
66pansen6e, 2 big 8 Mi1imeter lang.
Sic selanst in DEN menI9lihen &Srper
our9 ben GenuB bon S9psinsfleii9,
in Dem fie fid einsefapielt bat. Die
aus &alf beitebenoe &apiel lift ii9
raf9 i'm Masenfaft. Die @iirmer sez
lansen mad Spei Susen in osn 0arm>
fanal.
Sas Wei66en sebGrt mad ettpa feds
Saeen ettpa 1000 mifroffopii9 tlsine
Sunse, Die fi9 alsbalo auf Die @anbez
runs begeben, tnoem tie Die Sarmtpdnbe
our9bobren, ii9 in ben tpintiirli6en
NusteIn einnifien, bort fi9 peiter ents
pideln unb Damn fia eintapieln unb
perfalfen. sc na9 Der Menge Ger elm
setpanoerten Sbier9en, pabrf9sinliG
aber audi na9 Dem GRADE Der @ms
pfdngli9feit, tritt nun Die Sri6inpfe
nit i3mersbafter MusfelentSinoun9.
5ie6er, @tbemnotb, Masen= unb Sarm=
tatarrb uno in beftigem 9rabe nit
sGn5li9er Silfloiiefeit auf. Die Sterbs
lidteit fteist Bis 80 proSent Der @rs
frdnften.
Mittel sesen Die Sridinoie sibt es
ni9t, bter 1T bas @rrbeusen ein5ig un0
alein an5upenben. Sn eriter 2inie
itebt bier Die mifroftopif9e Sleiidbes
f9au, obtppbl man ME barauf als elmer
u%nfeblbaren Sa9e bauen, bielmebr 10
banbeln ion, als penn fie gar ni9t porz
ban6en pGre un6 oas ein5ig f9sre
@orbeugun9smittel in M~ntpenouns
brinsen, nGmli9 bas sriinoli9e Sur9<
fp9en beatp. Our9braten bes S9pei>
nefleiI9es.
@olange bas 5Ieif6 I'm Snnern nod
roth lit ooer beim Oar9f9neiosn einen
rDtbliden Saft abionbert, 1T Die &C.
fabr Der Sri9inofe porbanoen, oenn in
folhem Sleif9e fOnnen Sri9inen nod
lebenb entbalten ietn. Sol4es S4peis
nefleif9 efe man untsr feiner gebingz
uns, Is mub in ben Sopf suriid, Biz
Die @are errei9t 1T, oenn nj pirfli9e
Siebebtse tDotet ben Puraiiten. So
pdre baber am stpedmdbi9ften, nilr
fleinere Stide gum ao4en ooer 8raten
5u tpdblen. &ann man aber bon Der
@epobnbeit Ger sroBen Stiide ni9t
laHen, 70 perfebe moi oas Stid tpez
nigitens nit elmer %laabl ettpa 3 3oa
tiefer ginf9nitte, bdmit Die Siebebtbe
IN Die inneren Sbeile einoringen fam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
Nprt Der Sutfer.

gs lit f9per feitauftelen, mann unb
po bic Meni9en Die 8ereitung Der
Butter suerit fennen lernten. 8ei ben
dlteften @Dlfern f6eini tie f9on be-
fannt getpefen 81 fetn- 8eretts In Der
8tbel miro fte ertpdbnt, unb afpar gum
erftenmal i'm Is. &apitel Der @enefis.
Nu9 in Sen iiber 5000 Sabre alien
beiligen 8ii9ern Der Snber lit mebrz
mails bon Der Butter Die Rebe. Seftp
merttpiirbiser erf9eint es, bab Die
@rie6en uno RDmer Die Butter i'm
Mltertbum niat eefannt baben. plis
MUS ertpdbnt es ais cine Merfpiiroisz
felt, bab bie Butter elmer Der fDitli9z
fen Speifen Der 8arbaren, insbefon>
oere Der @ermanen lei. Ser umftanb,
bab Die Snoer uno 9ermanen Die Butt
ter tannten, Die RDmer unb 9rie6en
binsesen ni9t, 1T elm neuer 8etpeis fir
ben semetnfamen %11rfprung Der inoos
sermanif9en @olfsfGmme. gu Yli=
mug 3eiten fdeint fi4 Die Butter Damn
audi Bel ben RDmern einsebiireert su
baben. jebo9 piro lie niemals als
Nabrunssmittel, fonbern als Salbe
CUR Wunobebanblung nertpenoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
SaS aeiffise &iaemfbum.

Sn OiiHel0orf eri6ien fiirslid In
einem beRern Neitaurant Elm Sranso1e,
Dem es infolse ieinsr pOnisen uns
fenntnib Ser oeutf9en Gpra6e ni4t
gelans, fi4 Dem aeuner perftdnoIid
su MAIDEN. Grit Dem berbeiaerufenen
Wirtbe. Der Dor Sabren als &elner in
Jranfrei9 tbdtis gsfpeien mar, gelang
es. Die Wiini6e oes 6remoen 5u per>
fteben. Qls Der @ait iebpd feline 3e9s
be5ablen poIte, erlebte er eine grobe
neberraI9ung: Ser Wtrtb perldnste
fir Die in fransSff4er @pra9e ge>
fibrte unterbaItung, bic fa nur um
GFen un6 Srinfen orebte, BON Dem
5remoling cine Mart ertra! @pn bic
fer eigenartigen 9anolungstpeiie hdtte
pobl ME iemlano ettpas erfabren, tpenn
es niat Der Wirtb felbft am Stamms
tide eradblt bdtte. Sein @erbulten
fu4te ct bamit gu redtfertisen bas
1T babel bas f9Dnfte : 6ub er be-
bauptete, Die Renntntb Der frans0fis
fden @prade iet fem setftises giesn<
tbum, uno ihre @rleruns babe linn
felbft l~1nfoffen berurfu9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
MQerlei fleine 0epeIaen.

z. september.
Der 1%7idbrise 5rsoerif Dti9ael
ssrtstb bsim abwaf9en ieines Waaens
TIM Saptia Greet Bel 8insifon, q. o..
In eine nntisfs ino ertrant,
- Der @ef4dftstbeiI bes gerapsri.
ftdot9sns Stent In California muros
ssftsrn bur& Geuer asrftbrt uno siu
e4aben bon SIS, 900 anseri9tet.
3ahIrei9e lsitenos ittii9s Nnar.
6ifsn baben bic Stabt gialpRot Der.
laRsn, In Der abiat nod ben Der.
Staatet ausjumanoern.
- Die Rbsinii9en Stabluerfe In
R6ln babsn etne grbbbung ibres 2a.
pttals UNI 81. $50. 900 beI9loKen, UNI
TIRE Inlagen 81 srtpsitsrn.
- unbetannt sebIiebsne ginbre9e,
fprengten ben St9erbsitsf9raut be-
poaamtes IN Nlmono, N.D., in Stiids
unb srbsuteten 5000 baar unb in War.
ten.
- Btirgermeifsr 8eorge 9. Wc.
elsaan bon Sem Dort bat beute In
5abre. 6rantrsi9. on Borb bes Dam.
pfers st. paul" bic 6etmreiie ange.
treten.
II Gin 3ue Der Msrican@entraIga hr
perun9lidte beute BET Ga Degas In be,
Hdbe bon @uabalaiara unb Der Soto.
motibfibrer unb Der 6st3sr tpurben
get6otet.
- Bon bodfebenoen Diplomaten
tn paris tuirb bebauptst, bab thnsu
bon einem geplanten Wsinunssaus.
tauf& Der Wd8te betrefs Der Sraso.
9octrin ni9ts betannt if.
- Die 5abrif Der gmpire 9umbe,
90. in @mpire. Wi@.. sine Der grbBter
Ses Staates, g%igentbum Der &. WiIct
2umbsr 60. In Chicago, 1T abse'
brannt. S9aben $50, 600.
- Bel einem Strabsnbabn 1nfal
uurosn beuts on Der @ef IL. Strabt
In @bicaso Grau anna @oslber3 ge.
t6otet unb GtI. Anna &obinfon f9we,
usrlest. Webrere aubsre perionsu e.
hielten lsi&tere 0erlsbunsen.
- Der Correspondent Der vDailt
Wail" in8eberan melbst, bob bic grob'
Wafs Der perfi9en Ssbbltsrung alIer
Acknowledgement Der aufsstldrter
5nbrer Der &esierung Farfen unb &c.
i4IoRenen @ioerfanb en~tgegeniebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

YennpI Sob
lengruben. Oie eefammte Sob
Reproduction Pennfplpaniens pGb>
rtnb 6es Sabres 1905 reprdientirte Bel
ben @ruben bic Summe bon etpa
$3.50, 100000 unb on oen 8erthei>
lunsspunften sesen $650,OOO.O 900. 9is
Proouttion an Mntbrdcitfoblen belief
fd auf 73,647,O20 ileine Sonnen unb
Die an bituminOien Roblen 1885,
514 fleine Sonnen. 9ei Der probuf>
tton oiefts Quaatums 4ntbraeitfoblen
famen GA per5pnen um's Qeben rnb
Bel oerientgen Der Weidtohlen ATS.
pennfplbanien proSusirts fdif bic ees
fammte Mntbroeitfpble unb 80 pro.
gent Der mei4totle oes 2anoes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

Sin @eneralmaior Der britif4en
4rmee intereifirte ii9 febr fir bic
8oltsbilbung. Ollie Nusenblid ftattes
te er Der SorH9ule in Der NG6e fsi=
nes 2anbfbes etnen 9eiu9 ab. Ct
mes Sases er5dblte er ben Rinoeru
etmas bon beribulten 9eneralen ln11
f4loB: rRinber. i9 babe eu9 MIN
bon benz sroBen @eneral WaIbingtpn
eraGblt. S Ssr seesbet piFsn, bub Id
AUDI Elm General bin. &ann mir els
ner bon eua ben llnterf9isb stpt9er
Wuibington umb mir nennen9~ -
Sd" : .glun, mein Sobng" -
r@ufhingtpn bat in feinern sanaen
2eben feline 2ige gefugt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
Sfd'

-JnDen I9IeftT1en Stdps
ten S4Oppinib unb Robbabin it elm
polntf9er 9ebeimbunb enfbedt uno
cine grobe 3a6l giupobner ungetlugt
tporben, nit benz 9ebeimbunbe m
@erbinbung gu fteben. Oas Criminal
sert9t in 8eutben pirb in burger Set
bh @erbanblunsen sessn bic @nss<
flagten Beginner.
Die BARTER Ttrmd
Gletntns u. 60. bat, UNI bic Dtrtun=
gen zines bon ibr erfunbensn pus>
mittels 5u aeieen, an ben beuti9eu
Reidstus bic Bite seri9tst, bic
Ruppel bes Reidstagssebdubes NIT
benz bon ibr erfunbenen Wtttel puben
su birfen. Sn benz betreffenbeu
Brief betbt es: mgs ptrb biefes zines
Der grDbten @reisHiHe fetu. uub bds
bon uns NIT unferm fsniattpnelsn
Nfttel lime Minute" sepubte IRE
tad Der &uppel beg Rei9stagssebS1i>
beg tptrb bann bes Rahts Bel WoRs
benf4ein tpte Elm berrli6es Sener
gIdnaen, unb Der Sbiersartsn, gang
Defenders BITE praGtbolen OentmdIsf
Der Siegesauee iprpie audi BITE Grte<
bri1fdbt tperben in berrti6er BE-
leu4hng erftrabten". Go f9etut IN
Pdrts febr beib gu feiu, rustut On
Berftner Blot.
benz 8tfu4 Der Sc
rettetrn bon gourrieres III Herpe ham
ts 81 etnem mertpIrbigsu 8ptf6ea.
fun. Der Granaofe 4ertbou, BIZ
fiinfunb5panots Sage IN Der Tiefs
etngef4lofen setpefen tpar, erbob i5
mad Renp's 1ortrog iber be
@4redenstase in BEN 9rnben unb ref
tn bic Werfammlun9 FHetn: I'D
BIN setpmmen, INN ben beutf&m Rtts
tern az banfen, ni3t aba, UNI mid
ftr 75 Pfeunig Gimtrtttssslb pte sin
Tbier fe9en gu laFenr Dann pers
lieb Bertbou uut.r aIIgemefner 1sr>
bliiffuns ben Saal umb fisf fpprn,
itrei4s IN jetn SoteI. Der @efunbs
bests3uftunb Der @eretteten ldbt bel
au tpiinf9en iibris. Bel allen feIIen
ftn u.ebr pber tpeniser iIetns Sdpd,
den elm, fobalb fe nur BITE sertngfen
9nfrengunsen MAIDEN. Bertbou rs
trdbute II. a., bab er am "a Sage
na4 Der Qataftrnpbe nod s,pei e,
benbe pferbe angstrpffsn hrbs, boa
benem bos etne angetettet setpefen fd,
tpdbrenb bas ambere berumrarnts
unb. bon tpubnfinnisem 5unger ses
petnfgt, mad Tim sef4nuppf babe.
grft etn befeHenber 3uruf f~sterfetta
babe es 3urtdsef9eu9t. inbeHtn babe
Ct f4 bod binter elmer 2ufttbiir pers
trteaen mhTen. bo bos Sbsr tmmsr
tpieber auf TIN etnsebrun9es fd.
- 6tfprif9e Merfpiir=
bigteit. Giesrpne Ger i'm S4lpfe
BON 9ois mebrersn Spurisen bas
3immer seist, in pel9e~ Der GER
aoa bon @uiie ermprbet tpprben
tpar): n9ier empfins Der Seraps ben
erften S9perttrei9, bort fiel .r ME-
Der, nm ft9 ME mebr gu erbeben. Dd
lit Der Geierplab, no Setari6 III.
fib ipdrmte, na9bem bas 8erbreden
DoIbradt mari" limb mas TIT nit
benz alien Sdranf bierg" fraete eli
net Der Spuriften. rSa bab' i4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

yerrannt.N Heifor (3m etner
alien Sunsfsr): Maden Sie heute BEN
misunderstanding mite @lts
Sunsfer: &aum! 9abe Mnsft tpegen
fdfshten Wstters! MHefor: 8, t6n<
men berubist fem; tpenn Gnaei ret-
fen. ba 1T es thinner f4Sm! Mlte
Sunsfsr: 9err Gfefpr, unterla1e''
Sic iol&e Bemertunsen MIR seefu.
iiber! MfeHpr: 8, bite. sic tpareu
natiirIi4 ni4t QSsetnt!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
8afe=8aa.

Die gsffrigen Spiele reiultirten wie
folgt:
u mertean. Affpetattor n.
2ouisbile, 2. Sept.
Cries spiel.
2ouisbtue ..... 33100O103-11
SnbianapoIis @ 0-10
Batterien - Gillette, Sbaru unb
Stonsr; 6idsp uno Raboe.
3mettes SpteI.
louisville .......... 30l0 o. A
Snbianabolis o. 2
Batterien - Stobaa unb Shap;
6aHorb unb 6olmts.
Columbus. 2. Sept.
Columbus 90 O00O10O~- l
Soleoo .......0 o. 0
Batterien - Berger unb Blue; Tt'
naban unb abbott.
2anfas @itp, 2. Sept.
Cries SpfeI.
Ranias 9th. ..0O0000120- 9
ct. pauI. ...O1OO 10 4
8atterien- Bobannon, Durbam unh
6uQiban; Worgan uno Drill.
3wettes spiel.
Ranias @itp. Il o. 8
ct. pauI .....0 0400000l-
Batterien - @rut&er unb SuIiban
slasle unb Srpin.
NationaI.2tga.
Cincinnati. 2. Sept.
Cincinnati ~ 02O0020*-
pittsburg. ....0 1000100O-
8atterisn = Graier unb 2ibingfon.
2sifisIo uno @ibfon.
Chicago, 2. Sept.
Chicago ......0 o.
81. Qouls. 30 1022O000-
Batterien - Rsulba&, pfeifer unh
Woran; Beebe unb Woonan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
Stalienii@eS.
MDr6geiin6d t6btet, Derunabet alb beranbt Sou
ifabler n16 2an6slente.

v8aummuae lift nod imuer &0aig". = Staatsiomaaber se0btet mno permnu'
bet. = GnHebGde &ubbet. Inter MOroanfage. - Suite sur 5loteHs
rpue gYeoereinfHbruug Der &antine-9edt os SopepftS. = Sbaw's
YrGfSenf6ats giene. - Nsner Nfuhnkmpel. = gssiBe 9pndiuiis. =
Npro in einer girtbfdaft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

9ie gsftrisen Spisle rsiultirtsn uie
folgt:
4 mertean. Apetatip n.
2ouisbile, 2. Sept.
The Newtown bee., 1906-08-03
sOUTHBUR1.
THE LOCAL NEWS.


Miss Julia Blakeslee from Bristol
spent last week at the home of Mrs
David Wheeler.
Clifford Matthews from Waterbury is
home for few weeks.
Miss Edith Stiles is entertaining a
cousin from Missouri.
Mrs M. E. Olmstead of New York,
who purchased the St John place in
Poverty, has had new roof placed on
the house, wide veranda built across
the north and east side and has also
made other improvements on the place.
Miss Jennie Human has a carpenter
from Waterbury building a new barn
on her farm.
Helen Eggert Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
who has been visiting Elsie Human,
has returned to her home.
H. S. Steele and wife are visiting
friends in Vermont.
Rose Matthews from Waterbury is
home for few weeks.
Ottie Amber spent Sunday with
friends in South Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1906-08-03
ROXBUR1.

Mrs Jennie M. Sturges of New York
City, who spent few weeks with her
mother, Mrs S. Benson, returned to
her city home, Sunday.
Mrs Robert Barker of New Jersey
and children, also Mrs John McNiff
and children Of Bridgeport, spent the
week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs
W. Daley.
Richard Daley and family spent
Sunday at Walter Daley's; also Ed
Daley.
James Valley is working at Moro
nous. Several of the men from Rock
side are working out of town.
Several from here attended the cir
Gus at New Milford, Friday, and re-
port fine show.
Miss A. Murry is visiting at Mr.
McKay's.
Mrs S. Benson and daughter, Mrs
Jennie Sturges, called on Mr. and Mrs
Remus Newton, last Friday.
The Newtown bee., 1906-08-03
OUR NEIGHBORS.
BETHLEHEM.
A UNIQUE VACATION.

A UNIQUE VACATION.
w. J. Pope, business manager of the
Waterbury Republican, his. wife and
three boys, are out on camping ex-
petition. They have large covered
wagon, drawn by two fine horses, a
tent and cooking utensils and expect
to. be away about month and will
visit Massachusetts,, Vermont and
New Hampshire. They dined at A. =.
Lakes on Tuesday.
A. G. Lake was in Stepney on a bust
ness trip on Tuesday Of last week.
Mrs w. G. Bowie is quite poorly.
Mr. and Mrs James Peasley, Mrs
William B. Brooks and Miss Patchen,
all Of Waterbury,, spent Sunday at
Breezy Crest.
Miss Maynard has been spending a
few days with Miss Alice E. Bird.
Mrs George Van o. Sinda of New
York is visiting her father, George G.
Stone.
Mrs Edward Bartlett of Watertown
has been visiting Mrs George Wright.
Miss Bernice johnson of New Ha-
ven spent Sunday with her father, B.
81. Johnson.
Miss Edna Lake was home from
Washington over Sunday.
@. @. Parmelee is reported as failing.
He recently had a shock.
A. G. Lake of Bethlehem took din
ner with D. E. Penney, last week
Tuesday.
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mountain lightning seemed to follow
the water pipe into the kitchen and
all present had an experience to re-
member in the play of electricity and
sharp report.
The supreme torrents of the hay
field, the yellow jackets, are very plen-
tiful this season and nearly every hay.
maker gets badly stung by the pesky
insects.
Lafayette Snyder has a dog and cat
that are very fond of each other and
pussy's favorite resting-place is be-
tween the dogs shaggy paws, close to
his breast, and woe be to the luckless
canine that would give chase to or dis
turk kitty's peace, for "Joe's" warn
ing growl and sharp teeth are ever
ready in her defence.
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MARBLE DALE.
WHAT'S GOING ON.

WHAT'S GOING ON.
Henry E. Garfield OF Thomaston is
visiting his sister, Mrs T. S. Ockford.
Mrs Cecilia Denslow returned to
Jersey City, Monday.
Frank Taylor of Derby spent Sum-
day at Joseph Devaux's.
Miss Duggan Of Bridgeport made a
short call on her uncle, George Dug
gan, Friday.
Mrs Fleezer improves slowly.
Several from this place attended the
circus at New Milford, Friday.
Philip Rydell is sick with diphtheria
at his uncle'S in New York.
Mrs Drew returned to New York,
Saturday.
George Rydell spent Sunday in New
Milford.
Miss Lizzie Derrickson is visiting
friends in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Morehouse of
Bridgeport spent few days in the
place, the last week.
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Part of the fresh air children at the
Shepard Knapp Home, with their at
tendants, gave very pleasing enter
tainment at the hall here, last week
Monday evening, consisting of recita-
tiops, songs and dancing, for the bene-
fit of the institution.
Miss Alice Tracy Of Boston, a sister
Of Joseph Tracy, arrived here, last
Monday, and will be the guest Of her
brother for a couple of weeks.
J. R. Ferris has so far recovered
from an attack of rheumatism as to
take position with the Litchtield
Electric Supply Co.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Kilbourn have
moved to. their new home on Maple
street.
Mrs Samuel Bennett is visiting in
Torrington.
Joseph Tracy has moved into the
house vacated by Harry Kilborn.
Rev Mr. Holiday OF MiddletOwn
preached at St Paul's church, last
Sunday.
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BRIDGEWATEk.

MISS CRITTENDEN-MR FROST.
Miss Charlotte Crittenden, daughter
of Rev and Mrs Richard Crittenden,
and George Sherman Frost were mar
ried Monday, July Is, at BellefOnte,
"a. Mr. Frost is son of Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Frost of this place and has a
host of friends here.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

Joseph and Nathan Evarts drove to
Savin Rock, one day last week.
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UNNECESSARY EXPENSE.

Acute attacks of collie and diarrhoea
come on without warning and prompt
relief must be obtained. There is no
necessity of mourning the expense of a
physicians service in such cases if
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhaa Remedy is at hand. A dose
of this remedy will relieve the patient
never been known to fail, even in the
most severe and dangerous cases
and no family should be without
it. For sale by R. Fl. Beers & Co.,
Newtown; Taylor, Curtis s. Co., San
dy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A.
3. Brakeman, Botsford; S. J. Parks,
Trumbull.
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KENT.

HENRY W. POSTS HOUSE STRUCK BY
LIGHTNING.
Lightning struck Henry w. Posts
house during the shower, Saturday
afternoon. but save ripping off little
sizing and breaking some dishes in a
cupboard that it passed through, little
damage was done. Mrs Post has a
number Of boarders who we're consider
ably startled at the close call.
WHAT THE MACEDONIA REPORTER
WRITER.
Henry ": Post is the pleased owner
OF line Holstein COW, purchased of
John A. Peters.
Friday was circus day in New Mil
1ord and those who went from here
were too numerous to mention.
At the Wathley place on Fuller