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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-01

cha}a tedy "a granice tam poz-
nafa sic Baradinem, ktory u
chodzil "a jednego z najwybit-
niejszych rewolucyonistow - i
poSlubila go. Tymczasem okaza-
10 sic, re Baradin byi sprytnym
szpiegiem zdrajca, ktory MEDIA
VINO spowodowal aresztowanie
calej grupy terrorystow, nawet
ofiarowa} sic policyi, re wyda W
jej rece wlasna zone, ktora bez=
ustannie choc poza Rosyi grani-
cami dla partyi swej pracowala.
0 tenn wszystkiem nieszczesliwa
kobieta dowiedziala sic z istu do
meza, przypadkowo otworzone-
go; odkrycie to bylo ponad jej
silly: zazyia trucizny, ktora polo
zyia kres jej zyciu.
Warszawa, 1go maja. = Pra-
cownicy kompanii tramwajoweJ
robotnicy fabryk, drukarh, pieka-
rze>i inni robotniczej rzeszy ucze-
stnicy postanowili wczoraj Swie-
towac w dniu dzisiejszym. VIA
DE miejskie i policyjne przedsie-
wziely najdalej idace srodki dla
zachowania spokoju ME zagro-
zenia bezpieczehstwa publiczne-
go. Uwieziono ca}y szereg prze-
wodcow socyalistycznych, a slime
patrole kozackie przejezdzaja
dniem noca po wszystkich uli-
each miasta.
Pittsburg, Pa, I maja. = Po-
zostajacy Cd piatku zesziego ty-
godnia w zalanej powodzia ko-
palni wegla we Foustwell, szyb
no. 38, robotnicy W liczbie sled
miu -zostali wczoraj wieczorem
wszyscy uratowani, dzieki niez-
mordowanym wysiikom zarzadu
kopalni. Ludzie ci, - ktorzy cd
paru dni mic W ustach ME mieli,
zyli tylko Ottawa smierci stra-
sznej W giebinach ciemnych, pos
rod masy wody, w Jimmie o
gfodzie, sa wszyscy bardzo osia-
bieni. Mona sobie wyobrazic ra-
dose powszechna, jaka zapano-
wala posrod tIumow ludzi, zgro-
madzonych mad zalanym szybem
kiedy kompania ratunkowa da{a
znac, re robotnikow znalazla zy-
wych: zawdzieczac to nalezy ich
wlasnej przytomnosci umyslu, u
ciekajac bowiem pred powodzia
ma wyzej po1ozone szychty ko-
palni ME zapomnieli zabrac re
soba swoich kosz6w re zywnos-
cia, tax, re do poniedzialku mieli
po odrobinie jadla.
Port Huron, Mich, maja. -
Do przystani przy tutejszej stacyi
ratunkowej zawina} wczoraj ma
ly parowiec "Pielgrzym" z ANA
pasazerami i 26 ludzmi zalogi ma
pokladzie. Okret jest talk dalece
skolatany, re prawdopodobnie
ME bedzie wiecej do uzytku. Sta
tex przeszed1 ma jeziorze straszli-
wa burze przez szereg dni bla-
kal sic ma jego wodach, tax, IL
obawiano sic, re zaginal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-01
Process Thiesa.

Process Thiesa
w sadzie kryminalnym pred
sedzia Kavanaugh toczy sic pro-
ces Juliusza Thiesa, oskarzonego-
to, re d. 26 sierpnia r. z. wlaa
kwas karbolowy do ust spiaceJ
swei zonie w mieszkaniu pm. 81
Fisk str. Thiesowa umaria po
diuzszym pobycie W szpitalu, Is
listopada z. r. Prokurator ma W.
reku zeznanie zmariej, przez MIA
podyktowane, w ktorem opisuje
Gale zdarzenie. Stwierdzona jedns
kowoz jest rzecza, re Thiesowa
przez czas diuzszy miaia nadzieje,
il wyzdrowieje, a dopiero przy
koncu te nadzieje stracila. Otoz
jezeli zeznanie to bylo zrobione
wtedy, gdy ona miaia nadziejs
wyzdrowienia, to ME bedzie ono
mialo wielkiego znaczenia moze
wcale ME zostanie dopuszczone ja'
ko materyal dowodowy, bo mogia
je podyktowac ziosc lub zemstal
tylko jezeli zmarla, wiedzac, u
umrze, zrobila to zeznanie, bedzis
ono wazne jake zeznanie pred
smiertne. w procesie bedzie pre-.
to ei6wnie chodzilo stwierdzenie
przez swiadkow, czyli zmarla, dy-
ktujac owe zeznanie, sadziia jesz.
cze re wyzdrowieje, czy tez juA
byia pewna, re umrze.
Potrzebuje pomocy.
w bardzo przykrem poiozeniu
znajduje sic krawiec Frank Pa
lik, zam. pm. 26O N. Ashland ave.
zona jego ley chora W szpitalu.
On sam pracowac musi we dnis
zarabia tygodniowo tylko So, .
opiekowac sic przytem musi
czworgiem dzieci, z ktorych dwo-
d. je liczy ledwie kilka miesiecy zy-
cia. Jest to mad jego silly i zwrocA
sic do policyi z prosba, by zao-
piekowano sic jego dziecmi. Po-
I.cya wprawdzie ME moze sains
dziecmi sic zaopiekowac, ale po-
stara sic to, by jakas opieka
dzieci dostaly.
Ncwy skandal W pelcyi. !
Ssdzia municipality Going od'
kryl nowy ,,skandal policyjny"
zamierza wytoczyc surowe sledz--
two celem pociagniecia winnych
do odpowiedzialnosci. Przeglads
jac protok6ly, przekonal sic, 70
kilkadziesiat rozkazow aresztowa-
MIA (,,warrants" wystawionych
okoio 16 grudnia przeciw wiasci-
cielom podejrzanych knajp in
nych lokalow, nigdy ME zostalo
doreczonych. Zapytywal kapitana
policyi z % precynktu, Hardinga,
dlaczego to sic staio. Ten odpo-
wiedziai ma to wymijajaco, il W
w tym czasie owl wIasciciele wy
szynkow "poprawili sie". Chodzi
teraz przekonanie sic, czyli ME
graiy tu role iap6wki, - co oczy-
wiscie trudna bedzie rzecza dia-
tego, re ci, ktorzy skiadali swe
haracze policyi ola unikniecia,, ,,kio-
potow", zapewne sic ME przy-
znaja. Sedzia tymczasem polecii
natychmiast doreczyc kilka takich
rozkazow aresztowania; areszto-
wano tez pieciu szynkarzy ci
tymczasem postawili kaucye.Zda-
je sic, re okoio so lub so ,war.
rantow" ME zostaao doreczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-01
Niemcy "a prawem piesci.
PODR0zE | ZJAzDY DYPLOMATYCzNE.
|. Maja we WarsZawie.
Smutne lOsy rOsyjskiej rewolucyOnistki.


wien, re starry artykul WARY kon-
serwatywnej, IL wojna jest glow
nym instrumentem kultury po-
stepu, stanie sic wspolna ducho-
wa wiasnoScia konserwatystow i
liberalnych, radykalnych i rewo-
lucyonistow wszelkich odcieni.
Konserwatywni miel bowiem spo
sobnoSc dowiedziec sic, re krew
przelana ma polach bitew bywa
posiewem wolnoSci ludlow. Rady-
kalni i rewolucyonisci zaS mogli
sic przekonac, re ich zniwo, z ma
tury rzeczy ludzkich krotkotrwa-
le, wschodzi tam tylko i tylko ma
tax dlugo, jak dlugo trivia wielkie
jakies wstrzasnienie spoleczne, a
wiec W pierwszej linii wojna i jej
nastepstwa. SWAT caly chyba bez
wyjatku widzi uznaje, re bez
wojny rosyjskojapohskiej ME by
Ioby w Rosyi konstytucyi jed
nej, teroryzmu rewolucyjnego z
drugiej strony. Zdawac sic wiec
moglo, ze wzgledu ma ten tero-
ryzm, ze raczej konserwatysci W
Europie odrzekna sic swej WARY
w woine. iak zeby radykalni po-
zostali przy swej wierze W pokoj
i rozbrojenie.
Wniosek P, Campbell Banner
mamma, dotyczacy ograniczenia
zbrojen, re TAX ME JEST re rady-
kalizm mic sic ztej swiezej pre-
sziosci ME nauczyl i niczego ME
zapomnial. ,,Sit sibi!" Ma losy
Swiata pusta formuika zadnego
ME wywrze wplywu, ale W Anglii
wzmoze widoczny z dniem kaz--
dym prad reakcyi przeciw liberal
no-radykalnej koalicyi, dzierzaceI
dis rad kraju, ma jego szkode.
Juz kazdy wybor uzupeiniajacy
do Izby gmin okazuje spadek
glosow ministeryalnych, Przy-
rost opozycyjnych. Juz ludzie
wypr6bowanego liberalizmu jak
Roseberry, przechodza otwarcle
W szeregi opozycyi przeciw lex
komySlnym eksperymentom ga
binetu ma wszystkich niemal po-
ZACH. Mic dziwnego. Cabinet ten
jak zeby sic uwziai powtarzac w
zwiekszonym formacie wszystke
b4edy. kt6re obalily ma d4ugle
lata uniemozliwily rzady hberalne
w Anglii. Jak cabinet Gladstone'a
dezorganizowal administracye in
dyjska doprowadzil do tego' ze
o wicekr6la az do ostatniego Office
ra urzednika, kazdy Anglik W
Indyach uwazai wplyw central
nego rzadu i parlamentu "a nieSz-
czescie dla angielskiego w Azyl
panowania - tax cabinet P.
Campbell-Bannermanna zaczyna
dezorganizowac administracye e
gipska. Me s,nacyonalistyczny
ruch feIIahow, ME panslawistycz-
ne prady wsrod ludnoSci, So dis
grozba dla panowania mad Nj
lem, ale przerozne amatorskie Ii
beralne anxiety ma okrucienstwa-
mi angielskimi w Egipcie oparte
ma tenn artykuly ministeryalnych
dziennk6w debaty W Izbie
gmin. Walka roznemi ratroci-
ties'', w Armenii czy w Bulgaryi,
byla zawsze polem popisu dla an
gielsko liberalnego cant'u. Ale
poprzednicy p. Campbell-Banner-
mana mieli tyle przynajmniej po-
litvczngo zmyslu, re atrocities"
odkrywali pietnowali u innych
w Turcyi lub w Rosyi. Obecna
wiekszosc ministeryalna poszla o
krok dalej, piorunuiac przeciw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-01
Londyn, I maja. = Wiadomo-

sza ,jakoby juz statiowczo zade-
cydowano, re cialol sp. Papieza
Leona XIIIgo ma bye do grobo-
wca w kosciele sw. Jana Laterah-
skiego przeniesionem W nocy, a
ME w dzien - jak poprzednio
planowano. Zarzucono rowniez
.zamiar, ably rad w}oski prosic @
pomoc i straz dla procesyi, ktora
przeniesieniu towarzyszyc be-
die. Wiesci te wymagaja pot
wierdzenia.
Rzym, I maja. = Odbywaja
sic zywe agitacye w celu urza-
dzenia zjazdu wioskiego ministra
spraw zewnetrznych, Tittoniego
premierem austryackim bar.
Aehrenthalem; zjazd planuja
ma miesiac maj, odbyiby sic mai
prawdopodobniej we Wenecyi
podczas tamtejszej miedzynaro-
dowej wystawy sztuki, ma ktorej
otwarcie ma przybyc krol Wiktor
Emanuel. Przyjazd ow krola ma
STAG w zwiazku z proponowanym
zjazdem.
Krol Wiktor Emanuel zegnal
odjezdzajacego re Rzymu krola
angielskiego, Edwarda, nadzwy-
czaj serdecznie: Odprowadzil go
osobiscie az do pewnej maiej sta
cyl kolejowej poza Rzymem,
gdzie obaj monarchowie spedzili
jeszcze IS minut ma prywatnej
rozmowie. Wszystko to ma bye
wymownem stwierdzeniem przy-
jaznych uczuc, jake }acza obu
panujacych.
Petersburg, maja. - Po dlu-
gich ozywionych debatach Du-
ma przyjela przedlozenie rzado-
we w sprawie rekrutacyi tegoro-
cznej 1o3ma giosami przeciwko
12o. Znaczna wiekszoscia uchwa-
lono dalej zapomoge dla okolic,
dotknietych kleska gfodowa, W
sumie ma razie $3,ooo,ooo. Mako
nice uchwalono jednogiosnie znie
sienie sadow wojennych. -
Wieden, I maja. - Wielkie
zainteresowanie obudzifa w ko-
ZACH dyplomatycznych audyen-
eva, jaka udzieli} cesarz Franci-
seek Jozef podczas swego W Pra-
DIE pobytu, hr. Mensdorffowi, a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pos}owi W
Londynie. Audyencye te zesta-
wiaja tajenniczo dyplomatycz-
nemi podrozami i zabiegami kro-
la Edwarda: panuje przekonanie.
ze ma posluchaniu tenn hr. Mems
dorff przedstawil cesarzowi pro-
pozycye plany angielSkie.
Baron Aehrenthal, premier au-
stryacki wyjechal wczoraj do
Berlina odrecznem pismem
Franciszka Jozefa do Wilhelma.
Podczas pobytu W stolicy Me
mice odwiedzi tez kanclerza Btu
elowa i odbedzie z MIN konferen-
eye, o ktorej celu mic ma razie ME
wiadomo. Po powrocie bar. Aeh-
renthal pojedzie w maju do We
necyi, gdzie, jak wyzej rzeczono
ma sic widziec krolem wloskim
Wiktorem Emanuelem i mini
strem Tittonim. Prasa austryac-
ka piszac o tych dzialaniach dy-
plomatycznych, stojacych nieza-
przeczenie w lacznosci zabiega-
mi Anglii, stwierdza, re zwraca-
ia sic one wszystkie przeciwko
Niemcom, odosobnionym i osa-
motnionym zupeinie W polityce
panstw.
Petersburg, I maja. - Wczo-
raj odbyl sic tu wielkiemi ma
nifestacyami pogrzeb znanej re-
wolucyonistki Nadjazdy Baradi-
nv, ktora niedawno zmarla Smier-
cia samobojcza "a granica. zycie
Baradiny jej zgon obudzily tu
wielkie zainteresowanie nietylko
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THE NEW GOOD ROADS LAW.
WHAT COMMISSIONER MO DON
 AID SAYS ABOUT TT.

Hartford, August 14, 19o7 Board of Selectmen,
 Gentlemen: In accordance with my usual practice, I am sending out to all towns in the state my biennial circu- lar letter, and also a copy of the law recently passed by the Legislature known as Chapter 264, Public Acts of 1907, entitled "An Act concerning the Improvement of Public Roads.
 Inasmuch as this law possesses many features different from the old law which has been in operation during the past two years, I consider it necessary to explain not only wherin it differs from the old law, but also to give an interpretation of the law in it's vital points that affect the towns, so that an intelligent understanding may be had of all it's provisions in their rela- tions to the several towns of the state.
 It will be necessary, under the new law, for any town desiring to partici- pate in an appropriation, to pass vote to this effect; also that it desires to expend a certain stipulated amount named in the resolution passed at a town meeting regularly called for that purpose. The several towns in the state are classified under two heads, viz. First, all towns whose grand list is more thar $1, 25O, GOO. Such towns will receive three-fourths of the cost of construc- | tion of any highway built under the provisions of the new law. In other words, this class of towns will now contribute one-fourth of the expense while under the old law they paid one | third of such expense. Second, towns that have a grand list of $1, 25O, 900 ol | less shall be entitled to feceive seven eights of the expense incurred in the improvement of any section or section: | of highway constructed under the pro visions of this act. In other words | this class of towns shall pay one-ei ghtl of the expense of construction. Unde the former, or old, law, such town paid one-fourth of the expense of con
 structiOn. This IS a very liberal de
 parture from any law under whic
 State aid has heretofore been granted
 Under the new law it will not b
 necessary for any town, as was tn
 practice under the old law, to provid
 for the payment of the work unde
 construction, the State assuming, UT
 der the new law, full payment to tn , contractor, and the towns resting onl under this obligation, of paying thei
 portion of the expense after the wor has been accepted by the State Th
 feature of the law will readily con
 mend itself to the towns of the stat N as splendid departure from the ol
 law, under which all towns were r,
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PUTNAM COUNTY FAIR. PROGRAM OF EVENTS .-PRE- MIUMS DOUBLED D.-RAILWAY CONNECTIONS GUARANTEED.

The premiums offered this year by the Putnam County Agricultural Soci- ety for their annual fair at Carmel, N. Y., August 2s, 29 and 30, have in many cases been doubled and in some cases trebled, especially in the live stock departments.
 For the Oranges the so.6sty offers for the first priza-f -foae-reheral exhibit S10o. second S75, third, $50, fourth $25. Heretofore the first prize was only S25. This is an example of the inducements offerd by the new officers to interest farmer in this years fair.
 The ladies' industrials, the floral fruit and vegetable sections of the fair have been revised, enlarged and the premiums increased generously The same liberality will be found in every | item of the premium lists.
 Notwithstanding the increasing of the premiums, purses, etc., the admis- sion will remain the same, 25c for in. dividual or team. Special parking ac commodations for automobiles will bt provided.
 Racing has always been great feat
 ure. of the Carmel fair. This yea there will be three races a day, eacl
 for purse of $400, which calls for
 $3, 600 appropriation for this featur
 alone. The track is member of tn
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SHE sTOOPS TO CONQUER /"
GOLDSMITHS' CELEBRATED PLAY TO BE PRESENTED BY HIGH
 SCHOOL PUPILS.

Goldsmith's celebrated play .'She Stoops to Conquer" viii be presented at the Town hall, Friday evening, the 23d, by company of High school pupils, under the direction of Prof Ross Jewell. The young people have been faithfully rehearsing since the close of school in Glover's hall. Els pecial costumes have been secured for the occasion. The entertainment prom ises to be notable success. The cast of characters will be as follows: MT Hardcastle, Edward Pitzschler Mrs Hardcastle, Pearl Parsons Miss Kate Hardcastle, Gussie Campbell Miss Constance Neville,
 Eleanore Cavanaugh Sir Charles Marlow, Francis Carmody MT Marlow, Harold Botsford MT Hastings, Harley Peck Tony Lumpkin, Carlton Smith Stingo, Ioh u,,;L Diggory, ' Roger, Daniel Honan The Maid, Loretta Houlihan Scene, Rural England. Time, About 175O.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

MT and Mrs J. A. Morris wer guests, Sunday, of Selectman and Mir H. H. Peck.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23
Ten Pages.
TOWN AND STATE TOPICS.
 SANDY HOOK LIBRARY.

LIST OF BOOKS ADDED JULY 1907 1 T. Wal, Lure (the) of the Labrador Wild. | F. Lin, Cap'n Fri.
 J. Ald., Agatha's Unknown Way.
 J. Fran, Gods and Heroes.
 J. Bar, For the Honor of the School C.. Hal, How to Live. J. Pal, A Maid of the Mountains. J. Bal, That Little Limb. F. Kin, The Resurrection of Miss Cynthia. J. Pea, Adventures of Uncle Sam's Sailors. c. Ben, The Upton Letters.
 F. Gla., The Wheel of Life. F. Hop., The Mayor of Warwick. F. Gil, Miss Primrose. J. Roc., Rival Ocean Divers. J. Fle., Mayone and Her Papa. J. Str, Freckles. S. Str, Song of the Cardinal. F. Phi, The Social Secretary. J. Str, Nursery Tales. J. Sel., The Story of Nelson.
 J. Lan, The Story of General Cor don.
 J. Bee, In Mythland.
 J. Str, The Rose and the Ring. J. Kel., Stories from Chaucer. J. Ham,, Story of Abraham Lincoln. F. McCut., The Flyers.
 F. Ric., Mrs Trees Will.
 F. Ric., Mrs Tree.
 J. Pyl., Strange Stories of the Revo- lution. J. Sha., Strange Stories of the Civil War
 J. Hal, A Dornfeld Summer. J. Nes., Railway Children.
 J. Mu1, Adventures of a Brownie. J. Hen, Strange Stories of 1872. J. Ewi, Daddy Darwin Dovecote. J. Lan., Stroy of Capt Cook.
 J. Bro., Dorothy Dainty.
 J. Wig, The Story Hour.
 J. Kea, A York and a Lancaster Rose.
 J. Pal, Strange Stories of Colonial Days.
 J. Smi., Arabella and Araminta Sto- ries.
 J. Bar, Four Afoot.
 J. Lan., Story of Joan of Arc.
 J. Bro., Alice and Tom.
 J. Ewi., Ian of the Windmill. J. Ano., Stories of Great Men.
 F. Wal, Woodcarver of 'Limpus. J. Mea, Girls of Mrs Pritchard's School.
 J. Bon., Lost in the Land of Ice. J. Ray, Teddy; Her Book.
 J. Gel, J. Cole.
 J. Joh., The Little Colonel's Hero.
 F. Hor., The End of the Game.
 F. Opp, The Master Hummer.
 J. Vol, Story of David Livingston. J. Smi, Arabella Araminta Stories. J. Joh., The Little Colonel's Hero.
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l Metropolitan Trotting Circuit and the
 entries will not be less than 150 and
 preparations have been made to accom-
 modate 100 horses. Additional stables
 have been built for that purpose.
 Arrangements are being made for in creased train facilities to reach the
 fair grounds. Special trains are being
 negotiated for with the New Haven
 railroad to start from as far east as | Waterbury.
 | The new regular Poughkeepsie trains will accommodate patrons from that direction. All connections between the l Harlem and New Haven trains at
 Brewster are guaranteed. There will
 be the usual special on the Putnam,
 reaching Carmel about 12 o'clock. Entries for the speed events close August 20. and for live stock and all other exhibits, August 21. Monday and Tuesday, August 26 and 27. will be devoted to properly classify ing and placing the exhibits. Wednesday is Grange day, with an exhibition of cattle, free entertainment
 in front of the grand stand, and racing -2- 2S trot, ?. IS pace, 2.20 trot-
 Thursday the cattle will be on the
 grounds until D. m., vaudeville in front of the grand stand and racing -2.27 pace, PIG trot, PIP pace the fastest race of the week)., Friday there will be a floral parade, free entertainment and racing-2. 24 trot, ?. 16 pace, 2.22 pace. No entrance fee is required on any
 article competing for premiums except from owners of live stock The new officers are working ceaselessly to
 make this years Carmel fair the best exhibition in the Putnam County asso- ciation's history.
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Windsor. Suffield. West Hartford Wethersield, Windsor, Windsor Locks New Haven County: New Haven | Ansonia, Branford, Cheshire, Derby East Haven, Guilford. Hamden, Madi son, Meriden, Milford, Naugatuck Orange. Seymour, Wallingford, Wa terbury.
 New London County: New London Norwich, East Lyme, Griswold, Gro ton, Stonington.
 Fairfield County: Bridgeport, Bethel Danbury, Darien, Fairfield, Green wich, Huntington, New Canaan, New town, Norwalk, Ridgefield. Stamford, Stratford, Westport.
 Windham County: Brooklyn, Xiii lingly, Plainfeld, Pomfret, Putnam. Thompson, Windham.
 Litchfeld County: Litchfield, New Milford, Norfolk, North Canaan, Sal isbury, Sharon. Thomaston, Torrington, Watertown, Winchester.
 Middlesex County: Middletown, Els sex, Portland.
 Holland County: Stafford, Vernon.
 The following towns, arranged by counties, are entitled to receive seven eighths of the cost of construction
 Hartford County: Avon, Bloomfield, Burlington, East Granby, Granby, Hartland, Marlborough, Newington, Rocky Hill
 New Haven County: Beacon Falls, Bethany, Middlebury, North Branford, North Haven, Oxford, Prospect, Southbury, Wolcott, Woodbridge
 New London County: Bozrah, Col chester, Franklin, Lebanon, Ledyard, Lisbon, Lyme, Montville, North Ston- ington, Old Lyme, Preston, Salem, Sprague, Voluntown, Waterford
 Fairfield County Brookfield, Eas- ton, Monroe, New Fairfield, Bedding, Sherman, Trumbull, Weston. Wilton.
 Windham County: Ashford, Canter- bury, Chaplin, Eastford, Hampton, Scotland. Sterling, Woodstock
 Litchfeld County: Barkhamsted Bethlehem, Bridgewater. Canaan Colebrook. Cornwall. Goshen, Harwin- ton. Kent, Morris. New Hartford. Ply mouth, Roxbury. Warren, Washing ton. Woodbury
 Middlesex County: Chatham, Ches ter, Clinton, Cromwell, Durham, Eas Haddam, Haddam, Killingworth. Mid dlefield, Old Saybrook, Saybrook Westbrook.
 Holland County: Andover, Bolton Columbia, Coventry, Ellington, He bron, Mansfield, Somers, Holland Union, Wilmington.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

An interesting pictorial feature of the September Century will be four pages reproduced from pictures by G. w. Peters of excavations for railroad terminals in New York City: showing a bird's-eye view of the excavation for the new Pennsylvania railway sta tion, section of the same at Thirty
 third street looking east, view in the excavation for the new station of the New York Central, and the sinking of the foundations of the terminals of the Hudson River tunnel at Fulton and Church streets. The colored frontis-
 piece of the number will be repro
 duction of Mir Sigismond de Ivanow-
 skis portrait of Miss Ethel Barrymore as Mime Trentoni in Captain Jinks :" and there will be photogravure insets of Clifford w. Ashley's @Spearing 3 Swordfish' and Howard G. Cushing : i The Lady in tks Silver Dress.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

The bargain hunter will do well to make call at the store of N- Bucking ham & Co.,, at TIT State street. Bridge port. There he will find grand op- portunity in every department to pur- chase some fine odd pieces, full sets. or parlor suits at great reductions. One three piece mahogany frame suit, price S100 reduced to $50. Give them a call
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

Mir and Mrs Wesley F. Hayes. who have been enjoying a trip of several weeks to Alaska and Yellowstone Park returned to their home in New town, last Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

Rev c. D. Chunn of Roxbury SUD- piled at the Congregational church. church. Sunday morning, giving an ex- cellent sermon from the text. And who is our neighbour" He was enter tained at the Grand Central hotel over Sunday
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

MT and Mrs Frank Hulse have sol born on Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

Mir and Mrs Russell J. Scudder of New Fairfield were guests. Saturday and Sunday, of MT and Mrs L. c. Mich olson.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-23

Dr F. J. Gale left, Monday. for !; vacation which he will spend in Yer mont with old friends.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-03-30
Test Case

Information has been filed with
IU. S. Commissioners Robinson,
wherein Logan Billingsley is
charged with selling a drink call
ed Mistletoe which contains more
alchol than is allowed by law.
This drink which is made by the
New State Brewing Association
of Oklahoma City and sold by
merchants is claimed to contain
less than two per cent alchol but
the government inspector had
some analyzsd and claimed that
it contains more than that
amount. Mr.. Billingsley in
forms US that he is acting as an
agent for the Brewing AssOcia-
tion and that all responsibility is
assumed by them. He states
that their attorney is here and
will obtain affidavits from the
employees of the Brewery where.
in they say that all Nistetoe
bottled by them contains less
than two per cent of alchol.
Other merchants in this city
are handling this drink, but as
this is a test case no charges
have been preferred against them.
The defendant also claims to
have evidence that the bottles,
before being sent to the chemist
for analyzing, were tampered
with,