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Stepney.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


 Miss Ethel Warner of New York and Miss Florence Hull of Ansonia have been guests of Mrs Emily Seely. Misses Helen, Julia and Lousia Ives of Danbury have been guests of Mrs Ernest Northrop.
 Mrs Goulden and children are visiting at the home of Adolph Landenburg
 Edward Hayes, Mrs Hunter and Misses Bertha and Kittie Hayes of New Haven have been entertained at the home of Mrs Edson Hayes.
 Word has been received from Rev Robert Duncan that his wife is serious ly i'll and surgical operation is neces- sary. It is now very uncertain when he can return to his church work.
 c. B. Osborne, Jr., spent last week
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OUR NEIGHBORS. Nichols
PERSONAL NOTES.

PERSONAL NOTES.
 MT and Mrs Frank Read entertain- ed friends from Bridgeport over Sun day.
 Albert Burt, IT,, spent few days the past week in New York with friends
 Mir and Mrs William E. Miller o1 Bridgeport were guests, Sunday. of MI and Mrs C. M. Miller.
 A. M. Smith. who has been ill with the toasilitis for several weeks, is now able to be at work again.
 Mrs Sarah Evitts has been among the sick ones, this week.
 c. B. Bellows and family of Bridge port have moved into Henry Read $ place for the summer months.
 John B. Nichols has been confined to his home for several days with ill., ness. Dr Roberts of Bridgeport is at tending him. Mrs Frank Read spent the day, last Wednesday, in Bridgeport with friends.
 D. S. Walters, Jr., and family have been spending few weeks with MT and Mrs D. J. Walters, ST.
 H. J. Lord purchased this week fine Jersey COW of MT Lucas of Mon roe
 The Y P. S. 0. B. held a very en- joyable lawn party, last Tuesday evening, on the lawn about the home of MT and Mrs Frank B. Couch. The lawn was prettily lighted with Japa- nese lanterns and the evening proved a very enjoyable one. Games were enjoyed during the evening and a nice supper was served. nice sum was realized for the society.
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New Milford.
NEWS HEREABOUTS.

Beginning August 1 I will close my business office every night at o'clock except Saturday night, when I will close at 9 o'clock.-[F. R. Green.
 Any young man having between $3OOO and $4OOO he wishes to invest and wants a good paying and responible po- sition in a well estaplished business in a nearby city will do well to look up an advertisement in our want columns and write to 2 x, Bee office, Newtown, Conn.,, for particulars.
 MT McGlinn of Troy, N Y., and for merly of the Hotel Groveland, Dan bury, passed through here in tour ing car, Tuesday, with a party of gen. tlemen. They had feather duster hoisted up in the center of the car with an American and Irish flag attached to it. It is said the party included an Irish nobleman.
 1 MT and Mrs c. P. Bentley have com menced housekeeping in Terrace Place. Albert Evitts, the druggist, re turned, Tuesday morning, from Maine, 1 The St Johns Sunday school were favored with fine weather for their an nual picnic, Tuesday, at Rocky River. The children did full justice to the many good things provided.
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What life was in Italy a generation ago, will be pictured in the pages of the August Century by Lisi Cipriani who under title of Stories of a Girl in Italy" recalls pathetic ard amusing ir- cidents of her mother's childhood in the Leghorn villa and in Paris after her marriage at fourteen. These memories of an unfamiliar and inter- esting phase of life will be part of the book, "A Tu<& Childhood" tu be publisht d this fall
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with B. J. Hawley in Kent, enjoying an outing which was largely devoted to catching the fine bass of that vicin- ity.
 Robert Smith of Newtown has bought the Weber piano advertised by c. B. Osborne. It was moved to MT Smiths house on Monday. The Mer- Till pianos sold by MT Osborne have given great satisfaction every way.
 According to the New York World, Chaplain H. w. Jones is quite likely to be court martialed, dismissed from his high position and his service in the U. s. Navy. It is charged that he has committed 4Lese-Majest which means high treason An unfortunate letter written by the chaplain to ar adventures went astray and landed ir the dead letter office when it's contents became known, which places Mir Jones in a bad plight, the offense being z
 most grave and serious one. He was formerly pastor of one of tht churches in the village
 Simpsons s spring temperance urlnK! are the finest drink for warm weathe
 and quench your thirst For sale b, Stephen French, at the depot The Jewish hotel at Hawley's cross ing is now crowded with guests iron New York
 l Any young man having between $500
 and $4OOO he wishes to invest an,
 wants good paying and responsibl
 position-in well established bushes
 in a nearby city will do we'll to look III an advertisement in our want column
 and write to z x, Bee office, New
 town, Conn.,, for particulars.
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Marketable.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
 Friends are pleased to see Mrs White and son. Arthur. again in Marbledale. 1t is hoped Mrs Corning will soon be able to resume her place as organist at St Andrews.
 Miss Alice Brennan, who has been staying in Marketable for her health, has returned to New York much i'm proved.
 Great sale of clothing at Hatch & Dewey's, New Milford
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Bethel.

Blue Flame Oil Stoves and Ice Cream Free gers and hammocks, at tl e Gilbert Miller Co.'S.
 Magee Ranges at F A. Hickok's
 AT OUR FOUNTAIN every drink is served to suit the indi. vidual case of each customer Just sweet enough, just cold enough, just enough sparkle, with the absolutely pure materials used every Iglass of ou, soda is delight and a treat enjoyed to the last drop. English
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The first in the series of popular ex- i cursions from this vicinity to SteePle- chase Island Iunders the direction of the N. Y.. N. H. & H. R. R. Co. will be on Thursday. August l. The train will leave Newtown at SIS a. m.. due Bridgeport at S.55 a. m., where trans fer is made to steamer for Steeple- cahse Island. No single days outing at the notable shore resorts combines more real pleasure and interest than can be found at this delightful spot. and the low rate of 50 cents has placed this trip within the reach of all. See adv in to-day's issue.
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I will mail you free. to prove merit samples of my Dr Shoop's Restorative and my Book on either Dyspepsia, The Heart or the Kidneys Troubles oi the Stomach. Heart or Kidneys, are merely symptoms of a deeper ailment. Don't make the common error of treat ing symptoms only Symptom treat ment is treating the result of your ail- ment, .and not the cause. Weak sfom- ache nerveS-the inside uerves-mean Stomach weakness. always And the Heart, and Kidneys as we'll have their controlling or inside nerves Weaken these nerves. and you inevitably have weak vital organs Here is where Dr ShoopS Restorative has made its fame
 No other remedy even claims tc treat the ''insids nerves''. Also for bloatinR, biliousness. bad breath oi complexion, use pr Shoop's Restora- tive Write me to-day fur sample and free Book Dr Shoop. Racine, Wis
 The Restorative is sf'ld by R Fl Beers, Eewtown: R. Hawley X Go, Stepne,: P. J. Garvin, betheI; $. l. Parks, Trumoull =
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Huntington.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

LOCAL JOTTINGS
 The large barn belonging to George w. Shelton of Booths Hill, which stood in the lot south of his house, was st ruck by lightning on last Saturday evening and was totally destroyed with all its contents. MT Shelton loses besides the barn between 15 and 20 tons of hay, OK cart, moving machine, and nearly all his farm ma chinery and tools.
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AT BETS.

A fine line of the famous Eaton Hurlburt writing paper. Raspberries, fresh and nice Mennen's Talcum powder. 25c. Herrick's s pills. 25c
 Razorine for dull razors, 15c Wizard oil, 5Oc Beef, Iron and Wine, soc
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STATE OF oHIo. CIry OF TOLEDO.

LUCAS COUNTY
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is a senior partner of the firm of F. l. Cheney X Co. doing business in the City of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that sa id firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK !. CHENEY sworn to before me and subscribed in m presence. this 9th day of December. A. h. Issss fSaon X, W. GLEASON
 - =. / NOTARY PUBIIC.s
 Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intcrnaIiy and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for test imoniaIs free F. l. CHENEY X CO., Toledo f Sold by all Druggists. z5c
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Hill, Thursday, July 25, at D. m., Rev Dr Lane officiating.
 Uriah Perry is entertaining is enter ta1ning guests from New York at his home on Greenfield Hill.
 David Q. Smith is with relatives in Danbury this week.
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Canning time is here. Do you need any fruit jars? If so see D. N. Clark. the hardware man in Shelton, before you buy. He can also supply you with jelly glasses.
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Stevenson

Mrs Paul Hotsford and baby were with her parents. MT and mI. Joh n Loughlin, a part of las. week.
 Miss Florence Knorr was home from Derby, last Sunday.
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Advertised letters in the Newtowr pestof6ce: Miss Jessie M. Price. A. Rubin, Mrs M. B. Allyn, Miss Cors Basine, Mrs B. Talbot, Miss Deborah Fitzgerald, Mrs Lang, Mrs s. B. Fur ner.-lW. M. Reynolds, Postmaster.
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Rev Henry s. Barnum. D. D.. Con- gregational clergyman. by invitation of Rev co. Wright. gave an address at St Johns church. last Sunday morning. on missionary conditions in Turkey
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The Sherwood metal screen is another triumph of steel over wood. Place screen in window outside of lower sash. with each side tight against parting strip. then drive one inch No. IA wire brads in upper end of slots. The screen can be removed immediately without pulling the nails by raising screen so as to allow nail heads to pass out of round holes in center of slots. R. H. Beers & Go. sell it.
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The best remedy for backache, weak kidneys, inflammation of the bladder IS Dewitt Kidney and Bladder Pills. Their action is prompt and sure A weeks treatment for 25c. Sold by S. k. Sanford tS Go. Newtown.
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New Fairfield
A FARM SOLD.

A F'ARM SOLD.
 Theodore A, Bishop of Souhbury has sold the place known as the Dibble place on Kellogg street. opposite the schoolhouse. to Ira M. Hulse of Jeffer- son Valley, N. Y., who will soon take possession. The sale was made through J. Coleman Smith of Bethel, agent for the Strout farm agency
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We shall have some good values in mems, ladies, and chiIdren's Oxford ties in ail the different feathers, which we are disposing of at cost prices. If in need of nything in this line now is the time to buy.-[ Sandy Hook Shoe Store
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Smith, Murray & Co.

Mrs Patrick J. Griffin returned to her home in Brooklyn. N. Y-, on Satur- day. after a visit of month at the home of her mother. Mrs Peter Brad ley. on Curtis Hill.
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James Larner of Danbury was home Friday and Saturday, the guest of hi. parents, Mir and Mrs Patrick Larner.
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Mrs c. B. Hoyt and Miss Elsie Hovt of Derby were guests of MT and Mrs Frank Wright. Wednesday and Thurs day.
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Edward Taylor attended the races
 in Danbury, Tuesday. c. O. D. won the .28 trot,
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A CARD.

We wish to thank one and all who so kindly assisted us during the illness
 and death of our daughter and sister Mir and Mrs M Mcnamara.
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Mrs George Peck of Ansonia and Mrs Edward Higby and daughter of Derby passed Wednesday as guests of the Misses Peck on the Boulevard.
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Four candidates recently took the examlnation for carrier to fill the va cancy ay on Route IF of Sandy Hook post one of the four is expected at any time.
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Miss k. A. Bowman of Mt. Vernon, N. ' returns home this week, after two weeks passed with Miss Arietta Latin.
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Kent.

For go 'd smoke get back of a Star & Crescent at Watson & Warehouses. Great sale of clothing at Hatch & Dewey's, New Milford.
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Misse Mary and Helen Kilbride are passing few days with their grand mother. Mrs John Kilbride, in the Glen.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-26

Any young man having beween $300U and $4000 he wishes to invest and wants a good paying and responsible position in well established business in nearby city will do well toslook up an advertisement in our want col umns and write to X, Bee office, Newtown, Conn.,, for particulars.
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H. w. Treat has sold for the Strout agency the William Terrill place to w. c. Powell of Yorktown Heights, N. Y
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Eli B. Beers and son. E. Burton Beers. are enjoying a trip to the Thous and Islands
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-26

G. N. Clarke of Nichols is sending out free samples of his celebrated Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are troubled with biliousness. constipation, indigestion, headache. dizziness. etc, should try them as they cure the above ailments where other pills only give temporary relief See his advertise ment in another column
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E. Manwaring, who was taken ill, went on Saturday to his home at South New Berlin, N. Y.
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Picnic supplies both temperance drinks and good things to eat at Morris
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Kodol will nourish and strengthen your digestive organs and furnish the natural digestive juices for your stom- ach- It will make you well. Kodol dlgests what you eat. Sold by S. E. Sanford & Go. Newtown-
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the former club grounds adjoining Putnam Park. Mrs Thomas Delaney provides. them with dinner.
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Mrs Yard and son of New York vii arrive at her place about the 30th t. pass some weeks
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Don't forget that the place to buy s7.r mea B. ladies' and children's s ten ms ONfold and slippers. at right prices Is at the sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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Hiram chapter. R. A. M, worked the Royal Arch degree, Wednesday night. Refreshments were served
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Theodore Morgan of Bridgeport was a Sunday guest of Miss Margaret M. Hayes.
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Edward Troy went to Woodmont Wedresday, to remam till Monday.
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Miss May Egan is visiting in Wal hngford and New Haven.
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Gustavus Betts visited Woodburv Wednesday.
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B. w. Troy passed Satur,2 Sunday at the Sound NSsN house, WoodaeS4
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Miss Annie Carmody was with Wal hngford friends over Sunday.
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Charles H. Meeker of New York is the guest of his son. Charles G. Meek CT.
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Mrs Fred L. Brown and daughter. May, are visiting in Hartford and New Britain.
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The blends of coffee that will sui you are Digesto. Hermitage and 1775 There is no discounting any of them At Taylor, Curtis & Co. s. Delicious blends of tea
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Mrs <Keane of Bridgeport is visiting her daughter, Mrs Daniel J. Keane.
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CAPT c. F. Tooller. Will Run as Follows: T, Monday. Wednesday and Friday: Leave pi Port Jefferson. s13 a. m. and ; p. m. Leave Bridgeport 80 D. T, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday: Leave Bbriaseport so q. m and 900 IT. m. Leave ort J JeHt.rSod l.3O n. c Snlsie Fare. Toe. Round Trip Ticket T oo "ood any time during the season.
 Special Excursions Tickets good only on the day issued Friday. ana From Port JcfTerson: Tuesday. Tbursd,,- iiuaS ana saturday FARE FIFTY CTS For further information address
 GEO. M. TOOkER, Agent,
 Bridgepsrt Port Jefferson subject to change without notice
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NEW STYLES

Ladies' night robes. 79c and aSc each at French's. Bethel
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SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES.

Full assortmnet of sizes and price at Frcnch's. Bethel
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w: A. Garfield is acting carrier or Route l7. running out of Sandy Hook postOffice.
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w J. Alexander made flying tril to New York. Sunday night
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Frank J. Nc Gran and daughter. Margaret, passed Thursday and Friday with her mother, Mrs John Mc CraI
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An elegant line of Kibbe's choic confections at R. H. Beers & Co.'S.
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Edward Taylor passed Wednesday in Milford,
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The best way to get what you want, or to get ridl of what you don'tIswant, Is to use The.lBee's advertising columns. Try the "smaii" ads Ic . word one week.
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Hammocks. of pretty designs and finish, at Taylor, Curtis & Go. S. Cro- Quet sets.
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New potatoes at Morris. Try them
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HOME NEWS.
HOPEWELL.
PERSONAL MENTION

EROOINAL MEN HUN.
 MT and Mrs Allen Ferry of New Mil ford were Sunday guests of their par ents, MT and Mrs A. H. Ferry
 MT and Mrs Chauncey Beers of Dan bury spent Sunday with the latter's S sister, Mrs Charles Beck
 Miss Jessie Bassett of New Haven is guest of her uncle, B. F. Bassett. MT and Mrs A. Reid of Bedding are spending few days with MT Reid s sister, Mrs J. B. Goodsell Mrs B. F. Bassett spent the day Sat urday, in the Elm City, where she went to see her mother who is in the hospital there. Thurston Gilbert of Danbury is spending the week with his cousin, Ernest Beck Miss Lillian Dwyer of New Haven IS visiting with Miss Emma Goodsell for few weeks.
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H. N. Tiemann of Hanover has an Oldsmobile auto.
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Reduction in prices of all straw hats. harvest and dress. At Taylor, Curtis 6 Go. s.
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Long Cloth and Persian Lawn

Long Cloth. 36 inches wide soft finish for piece of l2 yards. sl 20, a1 5. &l 60, el-.5.
 Persian La wp, 10 inches wide iac 8 yard French Lawn i5 inches wide 35c 3- sc yard Batiste, 10 inches wide, 12tc yard.
 Nainsook, 36 inches wide, l2fc, l5c yard White Order Cloth. 36-iuches wide l5sc ys Brown Linen Suiting. 3s-inches wide, 25r
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NnwrowN. CONN. FR1DvY. JuLH>as. 1907.
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LOOAL BRlEFS. Miss Maybelie Goodnow spent Satur- day and Sunday with friends out of town.
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Belt Department.

Yo9 may need Belt They n orsteeI
 a
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Bag Department

nexcep fnr.aa avaues n o4incnf ssces - NNs each.
 fromsl 6 0' eBagsf fom25c to ceach
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with B. J. Hawley in Kent, enjoying an outing which was largely devoted to catching the fine bass of that vicin- ity.
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Special Sale of Waist Patterns.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-09
MASON DIES ABROAD.
Wealthy American Expires Suddenly
Travelling in japan. p

TOXIC, September 9.-James H Mas
son, a prominent and wealthy resident of
Mobile, Ala, died suddenly Saturday at
Kioto. He was travelling around the world.
His wife accompanied him.
MOBILE, Ala. September 9.-James Har-
rison Mason was reputed to be a Million
aire several times over. About five years
ago he retired from the presidency of the
First National Bank. and since then he had
been travelling abroad.
Mr.. Mason came to Mobile from New
York state Immediately after the civil war,
during which he a suffer He began
business as a merchandise broker and in
1869 became a. director of the First Ma
tional Bank. He was vice president of the
bank for several years and became presi-
dent in 1874.
He was divorced in this city from his
first wife, who, with their son, ]. Harry
Mason, formerly a Wall street broker
lives in New York. To his second wife, who
was with him when he died. he was married
about three years ago. Mr.. Mason was
seventy-one years old.
]. Harry Mason, jr.. was a member OF
the firm of Mills Bros, which failed on
August "a last 1t was reported that that
failure was largely due to trouble with
Richard Garfield,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-09
HER BEAUTY IS GONE.
Belle of Harlem's Italy Razor-Slashed
From Forehead to Chin.

NEW YORK, September 9-Marie Mar
CONT, the belle of the feast of Santo Rocco
and prettiest girl in all the Italian Har-
lem colony, will go through life with no
more beauty now because last night Alta
natl Malino, her jealous lover slashed her
face open from forehead to chin with a
razor. When she comes out of the Harlem
Hospital she will have angry red line
cutting her lips and blotting out the dim
pie in her chin.
Marie had engaged herself to marry Ma
limo, who was considered a steady young
man, and who had some money to buy lace s
and pretty dresses for his bride. The day
for the marriage was to be set soon when
lover had wife and child in Italy. Marie
wrote to the address in Italy that was
given to find out if the charge was true.
Last night, when Malino called at the
fiat where Marie lives, at 1914 1st avenue
and she told him that she would not marry
him until she heard from ltaly, the man
sprang at her.
We'll, nobody else will want to marry
YOU, he screamed. and he drew a razor
deep through Maries face. When she
threw up her left arm 10 ward off another
blow he slashed that from the elbow to the
wrist. Then he ran out of the house.
A policeman and a detective of the East
1O4th street station saw the man running
down LIST avenue and pursued him. When
they caught him and saw the bloodstains
on his clothing they started to march him
back. A crowd of Italians, hearing that
he had killed Marie, pressed around and
began to batter the prisoner with bricks
and clubs. 1t was with difficulty that the
policemen could get Malino to the station.
Marie, nearly dead from loss of blood,
was hurried to the hospital. The doctors
said that Malino had made good his threat
AT least. Marie will never again be beau
tiful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-09
FARLEY BLESSES BUILDINGS.
Archbishop at Dedication of Pleasant
Plains Mission,

NEW YORK, September eight new
fireproof dormitories and fireproof school
building at the Mission of the Immaculate
Virgin at Pleasant Plains, Richmond bor-
ough, were dedicated yesterday afternoon
by Archbishop Farley assisted by Mgr
Lavelle and about thirty priests. The arch
bishop also blessed two marble figures of
angels in the church connected with the
mission. These were erected as a tribute
20 the memory of Father Drumgoole, the
founder of the mission in Lafayette place.
A special train carried between 600 and
100 persons to Pleasant Plains to witness
the ceremonies. There were 200O uniformed
boys in line with the band, besides the in
mates of the other nearby Catholic insttu-
tons. There We're hymns and an address
by John j. Delaney in which he recounted
the life and deeds of Father Drumgooie and
the growth and development of the mission
The archbishop blessed the gathering