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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13
BARKsDALE TO APPEAR.
Former Senator Engaged ns Associate C0un-
sci for Judge Loving.

was hero last night. lmparted thosilnforma-
ton that former Senator VILLAIN T, Barks,
dalo. OF that county, had boon engaged
by former Judge William q. Loving, OF Nell
his trial at Houston, whom he will answer
to tho charge Of killing Theodore Estes,
Judge Loving's counsel WILL be Senator
Il, l.oe, OF Lynchburg; r, walton Moore OF
Fairfax. ana w. p, Dnrksdale. OF Halifax,
Tho prosecution Will BIO represented BY
Mossrs, Wood nouldIn, OF Halifax; 3, D.
Whitehead. OF Nelson, and Daniel Harmon,
OF Charlottesvilla sIl 5a55g b. Al 64
Tho case will bo callod bofoS Judge ".
T. barNsdalo. In tho Circuit Court OF Hall
fax. on June 2ith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13
INSURANCE REPORTS.
Contracts for Printing Them are Awarded
by Supnrntandenf..E -.l.

Superintendent of Public Printing Davis
Bottom has awarded tho contract for print
Ing tho reports OF tho State Insurance Com
missioner, Tho report will be In two vol
umos. Tho Capitol Printing Company gets
ono and the Everett WpddeH Company the
othor. Tho bids were as follows:
Capitol Printing Company-Composltlo
plain and tabular. q cents = press work, IS
cents; binding. 500 copies. $2b. S
Eyorott Wnddny Compnny--ComposltIon
brewer, nonparell, plain matter. IS conts;
tabular matter. 30 cents: ; press work, per
token 30 cents; binding, 500 copies. SIG.
Charles r. Plcot Printing Company
Composition, brewer, nonpareil, plain, 40
cents; tabular, a5 contH; press work, rs
cents: binding, sag. IS IA va Tai GA n
Williams Printing company-Composltio
brovinr. nanparoil, plain, IS cents; tabular,
65 cents; press work. 80 cents; binding, $40.
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Score by innings y
Danvilie .....o 0 0 0 0 o o o o i.-S
Norfolk ......O 0 0 0 O o 0 / O o o.
Summary; Earned runs-Danville, q.
stolen bases-Ruhlin, 2: Jackson. Cum
mings. 2. Sacrifice hits--Dovle Soitz
Manning. Edwards. Two base hits"
Cominger, Fox. Home runs--Henn, q
Hits--of Cornminger. s; Fox, II. Struck
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CLUE STANnINGs
Gnme Called IN scxcntl,,

!, P1TTsEuRG, PA. Juno 12.-Pitts-
burg won from Brooklyn to-day by one
run. The game was called in tho
seventh on account OF darkness.
Score by innings: r. H. IT,
Plttsburg ......0 l 0 2 2 o IS
Brooklyn ......1 4 0 1 0 o. Q
atterIes; Philippe, Lever and Glib
Umpire, KLEIN.
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HEM THE HERO
OF GREAT GAME
Danvillc Player smacks Out Two
Home Runs, and His Side
Wins.

Especial to The Times Dlspa tcb1
VA, June - late
aenn, centtee fielder on the Danviiie
Team was, IN" star actor in an eleven eleven.
3 INNING game here this afternoon be-
RED off all the honors FOR ! hn .o h car,
Team lean The chicken sent the BAN i sniio
ING over the centre field fence fnr
nome runs twice. and thus scored nm IN.
a Ihs ToI, me only two tallies made by
atHe Iopacconists. The bases ,vnra
empty each time feat was nerform o,e
loNVlIlc 49,
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WinchcstcrN Wins Again.
[Specials to The 5Ti1ncs-Di spatch

WINCHESTER,4 Va June 12.--Win-
chester took # the second and last
game Of the series from Columbia Ath-
letic Club OF Washington, at Reser-
voir Park this afternoon by to 2.
Sabin, for theevisitors. knocked a h ONE
Gals hit the ball when hits meant runs.
Batteries: Winchester, Clarke and
Woodward: Columba-Athletic, Wheat
lev and Beckett.
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promise Of developing. under proper
training, into tennis players Of the first
order, and as 1t Is from the class base
bnll and football teams that material
is drawn with which to build up the
varsities. it Is to the interest of the uni
versity to see that tho proper training
be afforded them.
. This general director has not yet
been elected, butlhe will be chosen be-
fore the next session opens
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COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT.
Many Important Expenditures to Como Ur
for Passage.

Many Important Expenditures to Come Up
800 for Passage.
The Common Council Will meet in nd
journcd session tonight at s o'clock to con-
slider throe ordinances relative to work for
tho improvement Of tho annexed territory
and recommended BY theGspecial committee
thereon. These three ordinances carry np-
preparations of nearly s15o,00o In the ng-
gregato. the sum to come o. of the amount
recently raised by a special bond issue OF
s45O,000. The work to be done includes
survey and plating OF tho entire territory
at cost OF oyer $4,000 and requiring
twlove months. and also sewerage. laying
water and gas mains. grading and gravel-
ling.
1t is probable also that tho two ordi-
nnnces carrying provisions for bond Issues
of $3.50, 600 zach will be talton up for action.
Ono Of these Is FOR tho rehabilitation OF tho
Gas Works. and tho other for constructing
and oquipptng municipal electrical light
ing and power pumping plant. It is possible
that action on these may be referred until
tho municipal bond market improves.
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Labor Day COMMITTEES.

President Riddick. OF the Central Trades
and Labor Council. has namod the following
Labor Day committee J. liirschherg. =. "
hlteholl, John j. Powell. IT. u Jones ana
a: Waltz This committed will aYs5 81, e Ha
of, tho arrangements Tar thS sE1sa bQr PAY
celebration. MO afsl ts3 4RHi ~h,J-SS,fA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13
REYNOLDS EASY
FOR CHAMPS.
,pecial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.

LYNCHBURG, VA, June ls-Rey-
nolds was batted out Of the box in the
fifth inning, and Willis was substi-
tuted after the first two men singled,
but the locals could not win, because
OF the lack Of opportune hitting, ana
Roanoke won by to33.
The weather was cold, and the field
was heavy. Despite this, however the
game aboundcd In good plays as well
as errors The score: 49,. z
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charleston: Charleston. 3: Augusta,
Columbia: Columbia, Q; Savannah
Daily Court Record.
Hastings Court

Hastings Court. 40
In the Hastings Court yesterday Harry
Thompson was convicted OF assault and
battery and given thirty days. s,{ ~
j.. w Loving, convicted of petit larceny.
was given six months
Law and Equity Court.
c. E. Ready VS.. Joseph Johnston, Con
testod suit: verdict and Judgment for tho
plaintiff for s16G.33 less f$11.25.
Suit instituted: E. A.. siiunders 60 Sons
Company vs. Ralph Risgln &: Bro. for $500.
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.
Acting under the provisions OF tho
VIII OF tho late Mrs Rosina U. Nor.
decai, We will offer for sale, by public
auction, on the premises. on
SATURDAY, JUNE 8. 1907,
tive property above referred to. con-
tanning 2G2.6 acres OF land, together
win plain but comfortable dwelling
ana other improvements. including an
attractive thrce-room cottage.
Among other notable features. not
20 speak Of It's accessibility TO tho
CITY by trolley line and trains ot
tho r.. Z. & P. Railroad, are bcau-
tltul and extensive grove OF stately
Tor natural beauty. and lake. known
az Young's Pond" lying In fun view
on the dwelling; and the latter Is in
itself not only q thing Of beauty. bur
poses without impairing the deslrabll.
tty OF the place. The greater portion
OF this tract OF land is in wood and
timber. which, on account OF its near
ness TO the city. can be sold at rno
prices. There are also Indications or
the presence OF largo deposits OF gran
tie on the property.
inc }nelghborhood Is of tho very best,
some estate Of the late Major Ginter.
known as "Westbrook," and tho eie-
CANT residences OF Edmund Strudwick.
Esq, Mrs Byrd Warwick. Messrs. II.
y. b. cooke ana OtHerH;. and
1t can be safely said that. taken as a
whole, this place has hardly an cquaj
around the city OF Richmond
Tho water-power has been lately
sought by manufacturers for mill,
which can be put below the dam. and
which would not detract In tho least
from the fine views A plat Of the
property can be seen at the office or
the auctioneers. and will be exhibited
at tho sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash nnd tho
balance at one, two and three years
for notes. with interest added secured
by a deed OF trust; or all cash, at tho
option OF the purchaser.
]. fJORDAN# LEAkE,
Ohm B. A1ORDECAI,
2 tsN Executors.
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out-by Commlnger, Q; by Fox, 2. Base
on balls-off Cominger, 4. Fit by
pitched balls-by Cominger, 2. Time
OF game, 1855. Umpire, Trubey. At
tenuunce, 400. HE
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ted for salve.
Portsmouth,

Summary: Bases on balls-Salve
: struck ~ out-by Schuman, 8; by SAVE.
o Left on bases-Portsrnouth 6. Rich,
. =, !. Wild pitches-sc human
ave. sassed balls-Walsh. Hit by
p WINS, arren. Sacrifice hits
= ,,. Neal %. schuman. Stolen bases
5utman. FIRST base on errors-Rich.
}mond, 2. Time of game. 1:4O Umpira
byron Attendance, 1900. =
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To-Dny's Games.
Roanoke ut Richmond.
Norfolk at Portsmouth.
Lynchburg at Dnnvllle
Club Standings
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

y : F'1'1 = ~ Y, uu11c I-.-soV1IU-
man pitched q no-hit game to- day,
and had Shaffer's Colts at his mercy
throughout the best game seen here
this season. schuman struck out eight
mon, to five for Salvo. salve held the
Truckers to only one run up to the
sixth inning. when he was batted all
over the field. Tho score:
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Ex.EcUrons' SALE

THAT MAGNIFICENT AND VERY
THE HERMITAGE ROAD. kNUWN
AS "ROSEWOOD." FOR A LONG
TIME OCCUPIED BY THE LATE
+ MRS. ROSINA u. MORDECAL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

TO-DAY's GAMES.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburg.
@ Philadelphia at Cincinnati,
Boston at st. Louis,
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CHICAGO EASILY
BEATS { | NATIONALS
Boston Loses to Cleveland Lar
ruppers BY a Large
Score.
PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS WIN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAY

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Washington, |; Chicago, 10.
philadelphia. 8; st. Louis. o. :
New York, q: Detroit, 16.
Boston, g.; Cleveland, 0.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Little Rock: Little Rock-Atlanta
postponed; rain.
rain.
At New Orleans: New Orleans. 0;
l.
At Shreveport: Shreveport, q; Bir-
m inCham l. Fti1s IA.
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Colonel John B. Purcell and Mr.. William
II. zimmerman arc among the large stock
holders in tho company. The former said
last night; that for tho reasons stated above
tho company had determined some timo
ago to retire from business. and that nll
tho mon employed had boon given thirty
who committed suicide yest erday morning,
was notified along with tho other work.
mon. and had secured another posltlon..
Colonel Purcell regarded Baumgart as ona
OF the best mon Mt the works, but said his
actions had boon outs, peculiar OF lato. in
dlcatlng that ho was unbalanced mentally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

T0-DAl,s GAMES.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington,
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CLUB STANDINGS.
Puttcn ana Graham Ensy.

!. WASHINGTON, June 12.-Chicago
batted Patten and Graham Off the rub
Der to-day and scored an easy victory
Washington to four singles.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
Chicago $50 o o 2 o a 10 Ola is. i
Batteries: Patten, Graham, Hughes
van and MacFarland. Time, 1:45. UNI
pire, O'Loughlin.
Glaze Bntted Out.
BOSTON, June 512.-Cleveland drove
first inning, and hit Oberlln FOR eight
hits in the seventh Boston's few hits
We're punched along with Cleveland err
rors. = ~
Score by innings: r. II. E.
G'sys5na as ! ! Ga Ga i
Batteries: Thielman and Bemis;
Glaze Oberlin, Pruitt and Shaw. Time,
1850 Empires, Stafford and Evans.
Dyscrt In Rare Form.
PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-St. Louis
not hit Dygert's delivery. q
score by innings: r. II. T..
ST aSss;i : g : :S g
CERT and schreck. Timo, 1855. I'm
pires. Connolly and Hurst.
IIIshlnndcrs still on TobogEan.
NEW YORK, June 12-Detrot finish
ed the series here to-day with a de-
cisiye victory over New York Is to 4.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Sew York,.s . . 8 Q 8 9 . . 9 IL IL T. !
Batteries Mullin, A1iliken and
Schmidt; orth, Hess and Kleinow.
Illne 200. Umpire. Sheridan.
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For good reasons the above sale viii
not occur on June Sth, but will boi
deferred until
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1907.
at same place and hour.
J. JORDAN sLEAIlE.
JOHN b. h1ORDIcCAi,
Executors.
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ATHLETIC CHANGES Atm. q,
Director Of Sports VIII he Appointed
al CnrOlinn In kcur Future. -
Especial to Tho .Tlmos-Dlap

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch.
CHAPEL HILL, June 12.-The Uni
during tho coming session of 1907 1908
general director Of athletics, whose
duty 1t Will be to train tho students
IN az outdoor athletic sports not su-
pervised by the regular conches now
teams. - $50
This, will include tennis and MI
class baseball ana football. Hereto
Tore the tennis teams Of the university
and tho class teams have hecn without
any direction whatsoever. AS there
arc some men In college who show
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By The Virginia Auction Co.,
606 e. Broad Street; Phone 1851.

BEAUTIFUL QUARTERED- OAK BED
ROOM ROOM SUITS WITH NYARDRoBEs
s BRASS AND IRON BEDS. HAND
SOME PARLOR SUITS, NEW MAT
TING. PICTURES, MIRRORS, RE-
PERPETRATORS. 11CEBOxES. 8OFFIC r,
FILING CABINET, G&C..yAT# AU CTlON'
THIS. DAY (Thursday). AT 1890
a. NJ. At MY WAREROOMS. COS
/ EAST BROAD STREET, :
4 general line OF Handsome House
furnishings. consisting Of Beautiful
CHARTERED Oak Chamber Suits. with
Wardrobes and .Chlronniers to match:
CHINA Closets. Fine Cherry and other
Dining Tables. High Grade Dining
Chairs. sideboards. Sewing Table, Hail
Racks, several rolls OF New Mating,
Rugs. Pictures. Mirrors. bookcases.
Fine Parlor Suits. Music Cabinets.
Upright Piano. Refrigcrators. Ice
Boxes, Crockery. Glassware. Cooking
Stoves. &c. Tho goods are all nice,
we'll kept and worth attention.
Ladies' invited. Sale positive.
y TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
= S no Of
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schulnan Holds Colts at His
Mercy, Allowing No
Hits.
sALvEs LETS DOWN IN FIFTH.
Contest Is Hard Fought Through
out, and Best Seen OH Truck
ers Grounds This Year.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Portsmouth, s.: Richmond 1.
> Roanoke, Z; Lynchburg s.
Danville. 2: Norfolk | eleven In
ningsl. -lLaL
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.
nings. ~ - ~
grounds. !" %
81 81. Louis-New York; postponed; rain.
CinclnnatlB Boston, postponed. rain"
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Acting under the provisions of tho
VIII OF tho late Mrs Rosna u Nor
decai, We will offer for sale. by public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

EXTRACT PLANT OF w. +. EANEa
JUNE Ii. 1907, AT ~ O'CLOCK NOON.
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-22
Jon spent Sunday at ]. L. Perry's.

ton spent Sunday at ]. L. Perry's
Othmer johnson, who has been
spending part of the winter in Swt-
den, Is expected home, this week.
Mr. and Mrs John H. Candee enter
tanned a party of friends at whist, last
Monday evening. J. Arthur Sher-
wood captured the first prize for the
gentlemen and Mrs Jesse n. Wheeler
the first ladies' prize.
William Fanton and Miss Mabel
Fanton spent Tuesday in Redding.
All the schools except the academy
were closed on Lincoln day.
e. P. Mills and John Sherwood al
drawn as jurors to serve in the crim:-
nal Superior court at Bridgeport.
Frank Silliman has gone to Hartford
to spend the remainder of the winter
with her sister, Mrs Kate Wilcox.
Mr. and Mrs G. Burr Tucker have re-
covered from an attack of grip, from
which they have recently been suffer
ing.
Mrs w. w. Ferris has Remembering
from very badly infiamed eye.
Mr. and Mrs w. Grinth and two
children Of Bridgeport were guests of
Mr. and Mrs G. B. Tucker on Lincoln
day.
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-22

SOuTHBURY.

THE strict AND VICINITY.
Miss Cora Colepaugh and sister are
visiting friends In New York
Granville Leeke has sold q fine COW
and calf to e. Curtis of Woodbury..
The whist party met At the Town
hall, last Thursday evening. There
were about 30 present who report .
very nice time
James Green from Waterbury was
In town Thursday.
Mrs George A. Lamphier and baby
from Watertown visited at Herman
Perry's, last week.
Miss Lottie Bishop and friend from
Seymour visited her sister recently.
Miss Nellie Green from Waterbury
is home for a few days.
II. Hickox and family from Water.
town spent Sunday with Mrs Margaret
Atwood
Mrs Catharine Wheeler Is sick at
her home IN Woodbury.. Miss Berths
Devine Is taking care of her.
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-22
BETHEL.

NEW PASTOR OF ST MARY's CHURCH.
Rev William Herman, the new pas
tor of St M2ry's church, officiated
Sunday, for the first time In his new
charge. Father Herman Is q young
man of much ability and has made a
most favorable impression among the
people of his parish.
Rev Louis NJ. Lounsbury addressed
the members of the Current Events
club, Monday evening. The subject of
the address was "BrOewning. The
club met at the Methodist parsonage
and thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
Rev G. N. Davenport of st James
church, Danbury, exchanged pulpits
with Rev M. p. Bowie of st Thomas
church, Bethel, Sunday evening.
Miss Ruth Shepard of Wheaton SEM
mary, Norton, Mass, is spending
some time at her home on South
street. The seminary has been closed
owing 60 sickness smOng the pupils.
Charles English. the druggist, Is con-
fined to his home on Greenwood ave-
nue. by q severe illness.
Miss Helen Slack of WELLESLEY college
has been spending q few days at her
home on South street.
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-22
NEWHAVEN COUNTY.
MIDDLERURr.
MRS EDITH ABBOTT TABOR

MRS EDITH ABBOTT TABOR
Many friends mourn the death OF
Mrs Edith Abbott Tabor. who died on
Monday morning. Mrs Tabor was the
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs n. B.
Abbott and her parents and friends
have the sympathy of all.
coNeRKeATIoaAL CHURCH Norw.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
gregationA church viii have their
regular meeting and supper next
week Wednesday.
Oh. Judd and family have moved
to town from New Haven.
Miss Clara McAllister of Waterville
was In town over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs 7. W. Booth visited ut
Robert Porter's the first OF the week
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-22
BROOKFIELD.
LOCAL JoTT1Nas.

LOCAL OUTINGS.
Mrs Levi T. Warner returned home
last Monday, after a 15-days stay with
friends in New Rochelle and New
York City. Mr. Warner spent Sunday
in New York City with his wife, re-
turning home on Monday with her.
Darius Bristol delivered his tobacco
crop, last Wednesday, in New Milford.
He was the last one on Long Meadow
Hill to take away his crop.
Onda Ocif.is getting out the frame
near his house on Long Meadow Hill,
the coming spring.
Mrs Edward Reed of Kellogg street,
who has been spending week in Dan
bury with her daughter, returned
home last Saturday.
Miss Julia Reed, who has been in
Mt Carmel for several months, has re-
turned to the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Edward Reed, on kellogg
street.
Miss Fannie M. Hatch has as fine a
| flock of yearling Southdown sheep as
one often has the pleasure of looking
at.
| Edward Read of Kellogg street, who
has been ill for several days with the
grip, is now able to be out again.
Miss Mamie Read, who has beer
spending several weeks in New MILFORD
with her sister, Mrs Ella Derling, ha.
returned to the home Of her parents
Mr. and Mrs Edward Read, on kellogg
street.
Edward Read of Kellogg street hat
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-22
RISING FROM THE GRAVE.

A prominent manufacturer, William
A. Fertweli, OF Lucama, N. c., relates
most remarkable experience. He
says: "After taking less than three
bottles of Electric Bitters, / feel like
one rising from the grave. Ny trouble
is Bright's disease, in the Diabetes
stage. 1 fully believe Electric Bitters
will cure me permanently, for 1t has
already stopped the liver and bladder
complications which have troubled
me for years" Guaranteed at
r. n. Beers s. Co., Newtown;
Belts s. Belts, Sandy Hook; P. j.
Garvin, Bethel; w. N. Noble, New Mil
ford; e. j. Buckingham, Huntington;
Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; g. w.
BEDDING Ridge; Connery Bros, George.
town; w. b. Hawley, Sherman; Honan
s. Soule, Gaylordsyille; Smith Bros,
Cornwall Bridge, Edwin 81. Beardsley,
Village; E. S. Fairchild s. Son,
Nichols, drug stores Price SOC.
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-22
WESTON.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LOCAL BRIEFS.
Mrs D. NJ. Andrews returned, last
week, from two weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs Lewis Burr, of Green
field Hill.
Charles Corsa has returned from a
visit with relatives in the Bronx.
Miss Irene Lockwood is recovering
slowly:from her dangerous Illness with
pneumonia and heart trouble.
s. s. Carver and family are moving,
this week, to Greenwich, for few
months stay.
Miss Florence Nash is spending
some time in Greenfield HILL.
Mrs Lyman Beers is about again, aft
er weeks illness.
Mrs w. e. Squires has been quite i'll
for the past two weeks with grip.
Charles Faulhaber of New York was
at bis summer residence here, this
week.
Mrs w. R. Fearn and children were
at their summer home. last week, en-
joying the sleighing.
The Norfield Aid society will hold a
''pound sociap' on Friday evening,
March /, at the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs Charles ScOfield.
Mrs Ebenezer Fitch has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs f. w.
Gregory, of Norwalk.
Miss Esther Westerfield OF Norwalk
is the guest Of Mrs Carter Westerfield
Mrs A. e. Turney and Mrs Johr
Fitch attended the annual turkey din
ner.given .hy the Woman's1 Relie
Corps Of Buckingham Post, G.. A. r..
at the Post rooms in Norwalk.
Miss Minnie Kennel of Westpor
was the guest, last week, of Mis-
Ethel Beers.
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-22
EASTON.
GEORGE BAssETT.


George Bassett, an old time resident
of this place, died at his home on Fri
day night, February Is, of old age.
One daughter, Mrs Thomas Brown,
who has kindly cared for her father in
his declining years, survives him. The
funeral was held from his late home,
Tuesday, February 10, at 1 p. M Flu
neral Director Bouton of Georgetown
had the funeral arrangements in
charge. Mr. Bassett was 81 years
old. The interment was at Redding
Ridge cemetery.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
The missionary committee of the
congregational church are planning q
series of interesting meetings, the
first Of which will be held, Sunday
evening, February "a. There will be a
talk on the recent atrocities in the
Congo Free State. A collection will
be taken. Sometime in March there
will be stereopttcon lecture on China.
GRANGE TOPICS.
The officers of Easton Grange were
installed, Tuesday evening, by Joseph
Adams of WestpOrt. There were 8
number of visitors present. Refresh
ments were served. The next regular
meeting will be held Tuesday, Febru
airy %, at 8 p. M.
Charles f. Silliman Of Bridgeport
spent last week with his uncle, f. e
Silliman.
Mr. and Mrs John p. Fitch of Yves