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Mr.. and Mrs. Pattison. Nevada City;
Ellis Page. Charlemange Hotel; John
Page. 452 Ellis; Mr.. and Mrs. Winker
Page: H A PaTmenter. I130 Kentucky
street; Mrs. A Pals. and daughter, son
and grandson. NJ. Parry; Mrs. Jessie
Parramore. 229 Franklin street; G. NJ.
Parker, 125S Twenty-sixth avenue; II. j.
Parker, 30 Steiner; A. NJ Patton, S63
Union square; Frank g. Patterson and
wife, 36Z O'Farrell: Joe Pavon. s. Jack
son street; Miss Patton. Philadelphia
Caesar Palladini. Benjamin and Louis
Palladini; r Parsons. fremont House;
Clyde l.. Payne. 329 Mission street
Lewis Par1one. 2i4 Guerrero street
Frank Pauline, 955 Harrison: Miss A i.
Poscoe, c A Parline, 1876 Eleventh; A
Palm, now at theater corner; Mrs. VII
liam Peacock, 126 Greenwich street; T.
X Peters. $40 O'Farren street; Sarah
Perez. 1923 Dupont; Thomas Perez. I23I
Stockton, Glaud Perkins. 265 Turk
street; John Peterson. SIS Howard street;
Frank Perry. California street: Gar
lard Peck. II Middle street; Charles
Pelman. 402 Geary; Mrs. 9. Pennington.
Polk: Antoine Perfetto, Max ". Peralta,
2I1 Steiner: James Peterson Book
street: S. Pears i12 Third street; a.
Pettis. New Montgomery street; William
Patrick go Howard street: Hans Petre-
sen, 129 Mission street; w. J. Fender
CAST, Prescott House: Virginia G. Per
son. LarlSini Frank Perry; A. Paul. $50
Second street; Mepla Palmer. SIS Tay-
lor street; Gust Pares: Carl Pelz. Up
some House, Kearney street.
Giuseppe Pelle: i.aTiores Peter. Sal
mon street: Allen Phillips. Mike Phillips.
539 Greenwich street; Hedge Pickett, 300
John Peterson. SIS Mission street: +.
II. Plasted; John Perry; Peter Polos.
227 Fourth street; T. T. Poor, 719 Bush
street; N J. Pratt, New Ship Pacific
Mrs William Peacock. 43c Greenwich
street; s. =. Peterson, II Leidsdorf
street; Alice Peterson. 412 Post street
Il. @. Peck; Mr.. Petrucci; c. Peterson
John Petrick, 249 Stevenson street; /.
/. Phillips and wife, Hotel Majestic;
Ike Phillips. Abrahamson Brothers
Richard Philpott. Clay street; Ensign
Phillips. . Guy street; w. +. Phelan
G w Phillips. 10 Sixth street. Mrs.
Pillsbury, Hotel Sequoia; August Pipen-
brink. 222 Mason street: Mrs. A. r.
Pittsford. 672 Harrison street; Frank
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REGISTERED AS SAFE
AT SAN FRANCISCO

Piercy, 7S31k Market Schinney; NJ f.
Pinney, 1906 California. W. Pitchard.
Metropolitan Hotel; !. +. Plymouth and
three children; G. A Plumb. $40 OFar-
rell street; RI. /. Place. wife and daugh-
ter. 919 Ellis street. Mrs G. II Plum
mer. 95I Lombard street; Leo D. Pone-
del O'Farren street, G. w Powell,
Golden West Hotel: Alice Pollard. 80
Eighth street: j. Podesta. 36 Joyce
street; - POznonnObidO, 1873 Mason
street: Louis Powell. Fourth and Mis-
sion streets; Mrs. Pollard and child, 1851
Linden street: Sydney Pollard. COney
Island Rest J. NJ Pomeroy; Mrs. and
Eva Prestly; Mrs. Price: James Pres
ton. 80 Turk street. George Preston,
Kearny street. Leon r Price. Pratt
street; J. A Pratt, 65l Jesse street ;
Caroline PraEe, SS FllbeTt street; r. J.
Priest; r. A Purdy, los Jackson street:
: Purdy. Seventh and Mission streets,
John y. Pullman, 4e3iz Grove street
Mrs. William Il. pullman, -S1b seventh
Purdy Hunter House: A G. Puilin. Ia
Seventh street; 5 4. PUrci. 90 Iar-
riSOu street.
d. Raabe. Congress Hotel: Fred
Raebe. Golden Eagle; Maria Rasia, 12i1s
Vallejo street: Frank Raymond. rs
Mason street: F. Raymond. 274 O'Farrell
street: Lee Raymond, 10 Ellis street
Mabel Ray: c. 4. Raymond; John Rash
ley, .Cl Mission street. MISS f.llaoeltt
Rea: Mrs. /. Rea; NJ E Reab and
wife; 7. 7. Renna sence. 30 Turk; J. Reed,
10 Powell street. NJ 4. Reed and wife;
Fred 7. Reardon; Mrs. Daisy Redmond,
2O7 Turk; Mrs Helen Reed, 4l5 Mason
street, 90 ReardOn-
S.
G. Stuart. 5S1z Market street; G.
Stuart, - Clayton street; d. l.. stat
ford: Mrs Albert Steinfred, Marie An
toinette street. NJ. Steinie, y. Stevens.
2l Geary; Herman II. Strathman and
wife IS South Park. - Stuarner. 24l
Geary street. Miss A NJ SturVant, PA
GTerrorO street.
Continued on Ninth Pa6e)
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DIED.

HIND-On wednesday. April .. 1906 at 5.I5
a m. az the residence Of his parents. Ehila-
delphla and Eighth streets. Congress Heights.
SAMUEL r. JF-. only OF sam r and
Mar j. Hind, aged eleven months and three
weeks
Funeral from parents residence. April 2s.
at go =. IN. Private Il
MORSE-On Monday, April ,. 1906 AT $40
D. m at Homeopathic Hospital. after a brief
Illness JOSEPHINE A. beloved wife OF
Archibald =. Morse and oldest daughter OF
Rev Joseph and Lucretia- Matthews. aged
twenty-nine years and one month.
Funeral from residence Of her parents SiS
Z street southwest, Thursday. April 70. at
O'Clock 2. m. thence 10 Zion Baptist
Church. + street southwest. between Third
and Four-and-a-haf streets Relatives ard
friends invited ap24-2t
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TROOPS LEAVE FORT LAYTON
FOR SAN FRANCISCO

The military secretary is advised by
telegram Of the gath instant from the
commanding general. Department of
the Columbia. that Companies B and
ID. Tenth Infantry (six officers and IO5
enlisted men. left Fort LnwtOn,
WASH, on that date for SEN Francisco,
Cal
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OAKLAND, Cal. April 25.-The fol-
lowing San Francisco persons have been
located and found safe from the earth
quake and fire The list is IN addition
To the one sent out yesterday and viii
be added to as fast as the persons asked
about can be found and their present
addresses registered at the Examiner
bureau here:
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LOCAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SPENCRRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGR

Established 1851 Known in every land through
its successful graduates. highest honors and
medals success unparalleled. equipment sys-
TENS. and methods uneQuaied- II costs no
more 10 attend the best Also Home study
Course Begin now Call or write -.SPEN-
CERLzN.' 80 sth 81 NV. Tor free booklets.
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29c Ladies' Vests. 19c.

Lot Of LADIES' High Neck and Long
Sleeve Vests: lightweight material:
we'll finished with neat Dearl buttons.
these vests sell al All times for Sc
Tomorrow. special at 19c
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". .. PALMER, s2e7-ee q s.. d. ".

PHONE WEST 5I7.
LIVERY. BOARDING, AND PRIVATE
SALE STABLES
NooGs safe -eaus aIWavs on hand for hire
az reasonable rates Ample storage room fo-
NShlcles- Horses boarded, SOC per day.
Broughams. FictOrias and Family Carriage.
for hire at ShOTI notice Succsssor 10 Arling-
Ton Horse Co. Private sales OF good horses
a Specially
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d. +. Nash. $50 Third street: Mrs. D.
Navarro and three children. Louisiana
House; Jacob Men, Mission. R W. Neff.
sf2i- Market; NJ !. Neary. 32l Hyde
street. Mrs. N f Neary. 1905 Eighth
street, West Oakland.
Mrs. Perry H Newberry, 2937 Grove
street. Berkeley: Ebert Nelson, 520
Howard street: Geraldine NeWmarK. 81
Grant avenue: Mr. and Mrs. Newton,
Pullman House. Mrs e Neuvramont;
Richard Neufield; Miss Eta Neville
32Slb Rtchie street: Mrs VI. Nelson, $50
Howard street; Fred Newman. Seventh
and Mission streets; T. s. New.
47Gi= Jessie Newson, Mission street +;
George Neason. ST. Clemens Hotel: Ar
thur Nelson; Andrew Nelson. g. J. Mel
son; Mrs Carl Nelson 437 O'Farrell
street; Buel &. Nelson. 1912 Shreve
building. L. AdOlph Nelson. Palace
Hotel: .. Nelson. 49, Clementina street:
John Nervishes, 613 Stevenson: Richard
Newfleld. Nels Nessler 225 Minna: NJ
". Nicholson. Palace Hotel.
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f9c Ladies Hose. SIG.

Fifty dozen purchase Of Ladies' Fast
Black Hose They are full seamless.
In this lot is hosiery that sells else
where ut J9c.-Special leader in this
Thursday sale at sIHc.
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Mrs. ]. Day and daughter.
Nj.

II. A Moss. J. Morrison and wife Gl5
Montgomery; Mr.. and Mrs. j. r Morris,
3i6 Sutter: Minna Mokvig, 3l3 Seventh; ;
John Moriarity, OF Boston, Mass, 20
East street. c. w. Morgan. Los Angeles:
Robert MCssley, 325 Minna; George Ed
ward Morgan and wife, 2154 Franklin; :.
Morrison. Central House: John c. Mon
roe. 336 Gavin Hin avenue, Dorchester,
Mass: John g Monroe. OF Tacoma.
Wash: Miss NJ. Morris. 1901 Eleventh
street; Mrs. and Miss MoUgin, l4z7 Wash
ingJon street: r. Moine: Capitol House:
A. j. Molera. 2)Z5 Sacramento street.
Monterey; l. G. Moore and wife lc5
Tradd street. New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
w a. Morris. Princeton Hotel; Ed Nor
row. 20 Turk street; Adrian Montain
and wife. Henrietta; r. MOsier. I35 Min
ma street; w A Murray, 4I3 Geary
street; ID. J. Murphy. Hunter House;
John Murphy. 236 East street: M and
Mrs. Munroe. sS Sacramento; the Misses
Murphy. 1901 Eleventh street: Martin
Murphy. Seventh and Washington. J. NJ
Murray. 1914 Pacific; r. j. Muller and
wife, $4S Folsom; Miss Maria Mueller;
L. J. Murphy and family. 1I9 BrOa diva y:
VI. Mueller. 423 Harrison: L. A Murray
47e Geary street; I. A. MunrOe. 92S Sac
Tamento street. II Myrtle, Winchester
Hotel: Nettie Myers. CD Buchanan
street; Mrs. f NJ Myers and three chill
dTcn.
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75c Boston Ra.os ACC

Special lot of Boston Bags. made of
good grade of leather: ten inches
they are selling very rapidly; 75c val
ues. tomorrow at 4sc
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25c Lisle Vests, 1876.

Pure Isle Thread Vests for ladies:
silk tape in neck and armhOles. they
are the seconds Of standard 25C grades
with very slight imperfections-sp special
w marked Thursday. 121lc
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SI and 75c Silk
Flowers Now.

Large bunches OF American Beauty
Roses, with buds ard foliage; newest
shades also twelve other styles Of
Roses, some six, some ID IN a bunch
Violets in various shades, including
white wreaths, buds, and foliage. Also
cherries, with foliage. This lot in
cludes flowers and foliage Of every
description The exact same enects
sold elsewhere at 7sc and 81 Sale
prics. 49c.
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CONTINUED on Ninth Pa6e)
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that an
adjourned meeting Of the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Raeburn-
Garner Coal Co, Incorporated, will be
held AT 10. 605 l2th II. NV, washington.
d G. MAY =. 1856, al , O'CLOCK p NJ
GEO A GARNER, Secy- ap23-st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

La TAYETTE LODGE. NO. 19. T. A
A IA, Will hold a special communication
THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1905, al u.S0
OC-OCK A NJ. for the purpose OF at
tending the funeral or Bro. S T. Thoma-
son J. II LlCHLITER. Master JOHN
II OLCOTT. Secretary. II
WILL ALL WITNESSES VINO saw the
accident about AS y. m, June q. 49,
at PENNSYLVANIA avenue and SEVENTH
street kindly send their names and adj
dresses 70 BOX 70. Times Once apzl-5r'
]. o. o. F.: EIGHTY-SEVEN ANNI-'
NERSAR1-Ihe eighty-seventh anni-
NeEsary OF American Odd Fellowship
VIII De celebrated IN the auditorium OF
odd Fellows Hall, 419 Seventh street
northwest, THURSDAY EVENING.
APRIL -, 1906. by appropriate exercises.
A most attractive program has been ar
ranged, including celebrated speakers
ana hlSh-class music. 10 close with
dancing. All members are urged tc at
tend and bring their friends
A r NERMlLLION. d. @. NJ
D. y. LORE, C,hairuan
Secretary. apy3-4t
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SPECIAL MOTTO E-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Crisveu
Chemical Company. OF Washington, ID.
g, will be held at the company 5 Once
:. 1906. al O'CLOCK p. NJ. Books for
the transfer or stock VIII be closed on
May 2. 1876. G 3. RHEEM, Secretary.
aul9-lUr
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10 order. loose-leaf or
Lowest factory prices
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-02

stop and see J. s. Le Bar, at Mrs E. M. Beardsley's place. He is agent for this locality for the center rail exten- sion ladder, one of the best ladders made. U. K. Horton is agent for these ladders for this state and un- loaded a car at Long Hill depot, this week. They are stored in Mrs E. M. Beardsley's barn.
 Mrs Lillie Barlow. who has been i'll with the grip for week, is now 1m- proving and able to be about. ...~ s.-.r
 We had so much fun selling beans, Saturday. we are going to give the people the same rate, this Saturday, 7c quart. Saturdays special also fn- cludeS Pillsbury's best flour, roc per bag.IW. N. Hurd.
 Franklin P. Meade, who works at the Graphophone factory in Bridge port, had the misfortune, one day last week, while on ladder to have 1t break, letting him fall about eight feet, quite badly brulsing his back. He was laid up at his home here for three days, but is now able to return to his work. .'E
 Charles Randall has the foundation for his new house which he Is building on the lot opposite F. l.. Griswold's, completed and 1t is now ready for the carpenters.
 Our goods speak for themselves. We buy the best goods on the market and sell them at the lowest possible prices. Step into my store and see my goods and try them and you will l buy more. We guarantee all our goods | to be just as we represent them.1The Cheap Cash Grocery Store.
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Miss Sara Alice Nichols of New Mil ford spent Sunday with her parents in town. Y. 4} E
 Miss Adelaide Mansfield of Coalpit Hill entertained party at "Fiinch," Friday evening, in honor of Mrs James H. Whitney of Ohio.
 The place formerly owned by the late Edward Passamore of ElmwoOd district, has been sold to MT Wichen- den, an artist, of Montreal, Canada, through the agency of J. Coleman Smith.
 Miss Belle Whitney of 30 Grassy Plain street entertained, Friday after noon, from 4 to 6 o'clock, in honor of her sister, Mrs James Wheeler Whit ney, of Ohio. During the reception, Miss HenwOOd and Miss Raymond en. tertained the guests with vocal and piano selections. A buffet lunch was served, at which the Misses Willi am- son and Mansfield assisted. Among those present were: Mrs T. Kyle, Mrs G. D. Wight, Mrs John Baird, Mrs $. s. Cunning, Mrs George E. Beard, Mrs James Amber, Mrs TheO- dore Smith, Mrs 0. R. Morse, O. K. Bailey, Mrs John H. Williamson, Mrs William Gilbert, Misses Helen Bas- sett, Anna L. Smith, ,Mayme Henwood, Sadie Hubben, Margaret Seymour, Charlotte Geer, Harriett Raymond. Frances Andrews, Mary Andrews, Ag- nes Williamson, Rosalie Ohler, Ade- laide Mansfield, lElizabeth Williamson and Dr G. D. Wight.
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-02

Tongue Grammar. Frye's Geography, Blaisuell's Physiology and Aiton's Speller.
 D. H. Disbrow spent Friday and Saturday in New Milford.
 Mrs John Durgy is sick. She is at- tended by Dr Sunderland of Danbury.
 Donald Teague of Maine spent last Friday with B P. Brown.
 J. R. Hatch has lost valuable bOrSe.
 MT Nichols of Pennsylvania, repre- sentink the American Book Company, was ID town on Monday and Tuesday.
 Rev MT Russell of New Haven sup piled the pulpit of the Congregational church on Sunday. It is expected Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-02
LYONS PLAINS.
EMMANUEL CHURCH ITEMS.

EMMANUEL CHURCH ITEMS. Services in Emmanel church, Sun day evening, at ' o'clock. There will be Bible class at half past 6.
 Mrs Elmer Treadwell and children were the guests of Mrs H. J. McCon- key several days, last week.
 Mrs Elizabeth Brady is visiting her daughter, Mrs F. w. Treadwell.
 Mrs l.. R. 'Hoyt and F. E. Silliman were the guests of Mrs H. H. Nichols on Tuesday.
 Mrs F. w. Treadwell entertained the the Whist club on Wednesday, even
 Mrs Frank Lyon has returned home after spending several months caring for Miss Harriet Aymar of South Nor walk.
 Harry and Frank Nichols were the guests of their mother over Sunday.
 Divine service at Emmanuel church, Sunday night, at ' o'clock.
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NICHOLS.
PERSONAL CHAT.

b. PERSONAL CHAT.
 Miss Claire Baldwin is visiting in Mount Vernon for few days.
 Horace Lyon is to move from Mrs Bennett's tenement house up into the house belonging to his son-in-law, John Shelton. MT Lyon once owned this house and spent many years of his life there. Y, .-
 Oscar Plumb and wife spent Monday with her parents in Stepney.
 Nathan Clark, who has been an in- valid for good many years, is sick with bronchitis. He is confined to his bed and is seriously i'll.
 E. s. Fairchild has been suffering with hard cold, the past week.
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-02

2l4 lbs. Granulated Sugar for S1 % Jones' Superlatlve Flour, roc per bag Washburn & Crosby's Flour,
 67c per bag White Star Flour, 63c per bag Pure Lard, 9c lb The finest Mocha and Java Cof-
 fee at 39c lb Our Imperial Blend Coffee at 25c lb Our Leader Blend Coffee at l9c lb Fancy Tomatoes, the finest in
 the market, 12tc can Choice Tomatoes, worth 25 per
 cent more than we ask, 10c can
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OUR NEIdHBORS.
BETHEL.
A MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARY.

MT and Mrs Joseph Russell celebrat- ed the 10th anniversary of their mar riage, Friday, January 26. MT Rus sell, who is janitOr of the Center school, arranged little surprise for his wife, which he was able to do with the assistance of the teachers. Sand wiches, cake and ice cream and other good things to eat were arranged in the school building at the noon hour, and then an invita- ation was sent Mrs Russell to join them at lunch, much to her astonishment. A pleasant hour was enjoyed, and as souvenir oi the occasion the teachers presented MT and Mrs Russell with bouquet o1 40 carnations.
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The specialties to be given at the performance of InniSfail at the Town
 hall, Friday night, include: A song and dance by Messrs Stenson and Flynn of Danbury; Irish jig dancing and clog waltzes by Messrs Grove and Melvin of Danbury. Popular songs will be sung by Frank Skelly, John McDermott and Daniel Mulvihill or the same place; coon songs by John Mccarthy of Bethel, and Irish songs by Sylvester Murphy and Frank Man ion of Bethel. A dance will be given
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-02

At this season of the year a good many are beginning to think of spring planting and are making out 8 list Of necessary seeds to be purchased. k. E. Wheeler of Bridgeport wants to help you in this matter. They have issued an up-tO-date seed catalogue and will gladly send it to you at your request. Their seeds are all right and you can't do better than to get your supply of new seeds from them.
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ell will be glad to know that they ex- pect to move back to Aeir former hone. The present occupants, Frank Favereau and Mrs Kate Favereau, ex- pect to move to M. w.. Silliman's cot tage, Rock House.
 The families of Mrs P. B. Sherwood and J. Sherwood enjoyed fine mess of spinach, gathered from their own gar den, January B. ]. Divine service with celebration of Holy Communion at Christ church on Sunday at 2 30 o'clock. .....y.
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-02

Very best Canned Corn, 10c can Choice Canned Corn, 7c can Canned Pumpkin. Baked Beans,
 Lima Beans, Succotash,
 Peas, etc., all standard
 brands, 7c can Best Japan Rice, sc lb Best Alaska Salmon, tall cans, 9c can Best Tomatoes, 2-lb can, Sc can Evap0rated Peaches, or Apri-
 cots, He lb Shumacher's Farina, 6c package ? lb. package Prepared Buck
 wheat, 7c
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BERKSHIRE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT.
 Mrs H. T. Coger and children re- turned to Bridgeport, Sunday, after . week s visit at c. E. Minors.
 Miss Mary HaWley visited in Water bury and New Haven, last week.
 Mrs James Partridge 1s m M0nr0e, assisting in the care of her daughter, Mrs A. Fl. Cuftis.
 Mrs H. T. Ooger and Miss Susan A. Minor were in Waterbury, last week, the guests of their brother, w. c. Minor.
 The Zoar school has been closed, this week, owing to the death of Miss Lil' lis' father, John Lillis.
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under Dr Hills care, is now rapidly
 Prof Drake of Providence, R. I.,- is spending few days at the home of Merwin Johnson.
 Edward Nichols and wife of Hope we'll Junction, N. Y, are guests of Mrs l.. O. Osborne.
 METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
 Sunday, February 4: Morning sub- ject, "The Verdict of Pilate," 10.45 a. m.; evening subject, '"The Potter and the Clay" p. m.
 Prayer meeting at the Hattertown schoolhouse on Monday, February 5, at p. m. Prayer meeting at the church on Tuesday evening at 7.3O p. Vineyard" '
 % 5aE BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS.
 At the Baptist church, Sunday morning, the pastor will preach the first In 8 series of sermons on '"The Lords Prayer." Service at Lower Stepney at clock in the evening.
 The Bon Mot Pinocsle club was agreeably entertained, Saturday even ing week, at the home or MT and Mrs M. B. Hawleyt Six hard fought games were played and won only by the small count of IS to 25 points. The slop-over members watched the games with in- terest to see that no sleight hand per formance prevailed and each had Q games all were invited to the dining room to partake :of an oyster supper and everyone did themselves justice. | After supper 8 business meeting was called and the following resolutions adopted: Whereas, Our beloved mem. Der and friend, Alfred, has by changed circumstances been obliged to retire from active membership, be 1t re- solved that we continue his name as honorable slop-0ver member without customary fines or dues. It was also voted to extend to Mrs .Hawley vote of thanks for her cordial reception rendered to the club.
 Mrs E. J. Hawley of Bridgeport is the guest of Dea B. Hawley.
 Miss Lois Cuzner of Bridgeport has visited at the home of Miss Editf Fairchlld for few days. II
 Save money on your boys and chill dren's clothing at Levy's anniversary ksaie. ls.
 Miss Jennie Sherwood Of Bridgeport has sesn s guest at Henry Edwards lover sunday. IA l Mrs Jane Taylor has been in Bridge port, the gaest of Mrs Emogene VII son.. s.. | Levi Bevans has rented Mrs w. J 1 yandee,s place and will move there March l. Il 0. B. Osborn and Miss Carrie Os borne attended service, Sunday morn
 ing, at the Flat Rock Methodis lchurch in Easton, where they listenel
 to . very interesting sermon by tn presiding elder. .t.
 Levi Bevans purchased 8 horse o
 Charles B. Weed of Trumbull, las week. \ Go to Levy Brothers anniversar sale andlSave money.
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5RANCHVILLE.
NEWS HEREABOUTs.

MT Peterson will soon move with his family to New York City.
 August Johnson will occupy the Williams place.
 H. M. Smith, general agent for THE this place, last Saturday.
 Andrew Godfrey is quite ill at this writing. Special sale on overcoats and suits at Levy Brothers. @
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-02

Apples: Greening, s2. 0Oa3.5O; Bald win, .OOa3.50; Gillyflower, 2 00a3. %; RusSet, l.5Oa2.5O; King, 2.00a3 50; Ba- ker, 2OOa3 50; Ben Davis, 1.50a3 %; Snow, S2a$4; Seek-no- Further, !.5Oa 3 %. Potatoes, 70a75 per bu. Onions: Red, 6Oa70 per bu.; white, 75a1. 50; yellow, 6Oa75. Parsnips,- 50a65 per bu. Carrots, 30a45 per bu. Beets, 3Oa4O. ,Turnips: Yellow. 45a50; White Egg, 36a4O. Cabbage, per 100, ela5. %. Celery, per dozen stalks, 95al:OO. Butter: Creamery, first grade, 30a32c; second grade, 24a27; common, 14a16; Dairy, first grade, 26a28. Cheese, full cream, l4al6 lb. Eggs, fresh: near. by. 22a24 doz Live chickens, 12a14 lb ; fowls, :l2a14; ducks, none; geese, 12a16. Dressed chickens, 14al6: fowl, l3al6; ducks, l4a16; geese, Hale. Calves, hog dressed, 9a11; pigs, 7ds: hogs, 6a63.
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-02

The dog of Judge W. J. BeechefI killed, Wednesday night, by Dr a as the animal acted strangely an} was thought wise to be on the side. It is high time the justioea dered the dogs muzzled, as inAaa boring towns.
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-02
BEDDING,

TEN CENTS PER YARD.
 New spring ginghams at French's, Bethel. >+'
 RUBBERs.
 The best rubbers sold at French's, Bethel. @ AT LESS THAN COST.
 Will sell the balance of our winter goods for the next 30 days at less than cost. Lots of bargains.-[French Bethel. 't .. ..-t The Y. P. s. c. E. will use the spec ial service, Sunday night, arranged for of the society. l.. c. Rumsey will be the leader.
 Big bargains at 2oth anniversary sale of Levy Brothers.
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-02

Crown Brand, lb. package Pre-
 pared Buckwheat, l24c lb. package best HOminy, 7c Corn Starch, reliable brand, Sc pkg Pure Fruit Jams, Logan &
 Johnsons, 124c per jar Regular 10c Jams, Logan &
 Johnson's, 7c per jar Fine Chocolates and Bon Bons,
 40c goods, l9c per lb A large variety of fine Candies,
 worth 200 per lb., at 9c Goods delivered free to any part of the city,