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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-12
CITY NEWS.

Miss Josie Hayes of New York has been visiting her sister, Mrs George Bowling of Burton street.
 It pays to look at Upson, Single ton & Co.'S stock. Whether you buy necktie or a suit, you'll get more for your money. You know cash buys cheaper than credit.
 Deputy Coroner Makepeace has completed his investigation into the death of Giuseppe Vazzano, who was murdered by Demetrio Maesano. He finds that the deceased Guissepe Vaz- zano came to his death on the 4th day of November, 1907, as the result of a homicidal shot gun wound of the chest; that said wound was inicted by Demetrio Maesano and that said De. metric Maesano is criminally respon- sible for the death of Giuseppe Vaz- |zano The murderer escaped and is still at large. ...... ..+
 w. E. Gould and Frederick Darly, proprietors of the American Furni- ture Go, brought suit some time ago against the city for damages of $450. The hearing of the suit began in the district court to-day, Attorney Cassidy appearing for the plaintiffs and City Attorney Kellogg for the de- fense. The plaintiffs horse fell into an open excavation on Franklin street on the evening of May IT last and sustained injuries that made it practically dead horse for some time. Furthermore, the harness was broken and the wagon damaged. The defense was contributory negli- gence. Rocco Brunette and Peter Brianto. the men charged with shooting Game Warden Daniel Edwards at Bethany a couple of weeks ago, were given a hearing at that place last night be- fore Justice Allen and were each held under bonds of $3.000. Game Ward en Edwards told the story of the shooting, and positively identified Brunette as one of the men. On Oc- tober 20 he attempted the arrest of two men with guns. He had shown them his badge and drawn his revol- yer. They obeyed his command to drop their pieces and he had told them to advance towards him. This latter command he did not think they understood, but while his eyes were off them momentarily he got one charge of small shot in the face. At the same time one of the men cried out "Die" and two other charges were fired. MT Edwards said he was also beaten over the head.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-12
Mailhiot Anniversary Sale.

J. E. Mailhiot, who for the past ten years has conducted the Popular Price Store" 151 South Main street, will inaugurate his tenth anniversary sale on Wedensday, November 13, be- ginning at 9 a. m. All the stock, consisting of dry goods, ladies and gents underwear. ladies and child ren's ready to wear garments, notions, etc, will be placed on sale at big reduction. MT Mailhiot intends to give his many patrons a grand bene- fit. All he asks is that they will call during the sale. which will last ten days, and he promises they will not be disappointed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-12
The Hearing Resumed.

Judge Curtis in the superior court to-day resumed the hearing of the suit of David s. Pichard against the estate of the late Joseph Lawrence Richard was an old friend of MT Lawrence and he claims to have rendered ihim many services and made him loans for which he now wishes to be reimbursed.
Milford chronicle., 1907-03-29
FROM FREDERICK.

The reOpeulng OF UnrisG Mission took
place last Sunday. The presiding minis
ter was Superintendent of Missions, the
Rev. Mr. Stewart, of Camden, Del. A
large congregation was present at all the
services which were thoroughly enjoyed
by all present. Quite a number of the
Harrington people were present and as
sisted. The members wish to thank all
who so willingly helped to defray the
expenses
Easter services will be in charge of the
pupils of the NJ. E. Church next Sunday
morning. There wiz be special music by
the choir. Everybody invited to be pres
ent. We wish all our readers a happy
Eastertide. Rev. J. 7. Richardson leaves
us for another charge. He and his family
leave many friends who regret his de-
parture. We wish him success in his
new field of labor.
The residence occupied bv Mr.. James
Sipple on Market street, is greatly i'm
proved in appearance by coat OF light
paint.
CHI. Speel's outbuildings are receiving
attention from the hands Of the painters.
Steamer Frederick has now resumed
her regular trips and is commanding a
large share of the public patronage.
Our citizens are clearing up the gardens
and burning the rubbish preparatory to
Milford chronicle., 1907-03-29

magnanimity and generosity of Miss
Carey.
Postmaster, John Black, celebrated
twentv-ffth anniversary of his wedding
on last Thursday evening. A recherche
company Of about eighty persons were
present and partOok of the hospitality OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Black, and wished them
25-years more of married life.
On Thursday evening at the A. NJ. y.
Parsonage in Milton by the Rev. Nj. T..
Jackson, Miss Anetta Burton, of Nassau.
was welded to Mr.. Elmer Harris, OF
Prime Hook.
Mr. Alfred Lohand has a cOzy and
complete brick building in north Milton,
now nearly completed. The house IS
24x2S it. The main building has three
rooms on the lower, and four on the up
per floor. The annex is not yet compile
ted, and work is progressing on the front
porch.
Mr.. Alfred Wilson, of Stevensviile, has
been confined to his home for the past
week by illness.
Mrs. John Black has recovered from a
severe attact of sastritis.
Theodore E. Primrose is yet i'll with
acute diabetes.
J. Cord Clendaniel is building stable,
for n. 7. Neasey, on Veasey avenue,
south Milton.
Mr.. John Coulter is putting concrete
walk around his building, fronting on
Federal and Poplar streets.
The Lizards that have been so tame as
to be in the wards and gardens of town,
have since the mild weather sought other
fields, and an influx of blackbirds have
superseded them.
John Simpler, the redoubtable Simp"
of Milton fame, graduate, and a post
graduate of Georgetown academy for evil
dOers was arrested at Greenwood last
Milford chronicle., 1907-03-29
MT. MORIAH.

Robert Frazier, who for many years
resided near this place, and is native OF
Kent county, died at the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs. Ella Wilkinson, IN Phlla-
delphia, and his remains we're brought TO
Dover last Friday for interment in Lake.
side Cemetery. He was So years old,
and was one of the best farmers OF this
section twenty years ago. Mr., and Mrs.
7. H. Ross attended the funeral from here
Johnathan G. Longfellow died at his
home in Whiteeysburg, early last Satur-
day morning, and his remains were IN
tered at the old family burial grounds
near this place, on Tuesday last. he was
92 years old.
The "box social" held last week at
Mt. Olivet Church, was q success, and
the net proceeds were S3O.36 A snug
little sum from a very delightful little
social affair, which everybody enjoyed.
Mrs ]. G. Meredith with her son have
been visiting her mother near Lelpsic,
Del.
There have been several social visits
between our people, but items OF this
character are the happenings OF private
life affairs, and the papers have no right
to print such items but some papers DO
this very thing, not realizing that social
visit between friends is of no interest to
the public.
We have the same stock items about
the roads getting better and that spring
work has commenced, but we don't IN
fict them on the readers again.
Milford chronicle., 1907-03-29

the spring planting. Crocus and longulls
are blooming and mild weather tells US
spring is come.
The sick people of the town are now
improving. Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Reyn-
oIds who are i'll with pneumonia are
better. ,a
Mrs. ]. W. Townsend has recovered
from an attack of the la grippe
aD DR.. L. L Carlisle took a trip to fhlia-
delphia this week.
Mrs. Minner Fowler, OF Phlladei phia'
is visiting her parents, James Bethatos
and wife. Mr.. Bethards is recovering
from an attack OF pneumonia.
Misses Mary and Anna Emory are VS.
iting friends in New York, Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Annie E. Lord returned this week
from a trip to Rehoboth.
Mrs. Elizabeth Biggs and daughter,
Ida, were guests of Woodside friends
Sunday. -
Mrs. t. D. Conner is visiting her
mother, Mrs. n. KINNEY, who is Ill with
pneumonia. - ,.,.-
H. A. Werley has beautiful display
of Easter cards and novelties in his WIN
dow.
Mrs. Eliza Whiteley has returned IRON
visit to Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1907-03-29
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

We are having fine spring weather now;
Next Sunday is Easter and we "oulu
like to have a large congregation as Mr..
Prettvman will preach his last sermon IN
Lincoln for this wear. We hope Mr..
Cochran will be liked as we'll as Rev.
Prettyman was. ,,.
Last Tuesday was sad day in Lincoln
when Mrs. Andrew Bellies was laiG at
rest in the Union Cemetery. Mrs Behies
was IS years, l month and 3 days old;
She leaves to mourn her loss, a husband
and one daughter only one week old. a
mother and father also brothers and SIS
ters, with many friends. OrTILIE'
Milford chronicle., 1907-03-29

week for having IN his possession guam
tity of goods supposed to have been stolen.
Some OF these goods was solder, etc,
"Simp" claimed to have bought this
solder OF William Workman, OF Milton.
Mr.. Workman was summoned to Green
wood. but, though, having lost about S4O
worth of solder, Mr.. Workman could not
identify the goods Furthermore, 'Simp'
claimed the man was not the " Work
man. he bought of, Simp" is back IN
his old haunt. Supposedly, Simp" Is
insane, or was at the time OF the commits
sion of the act.
Purnell johnson is making considerable
improvement to the property OF his
daughter, Mrs Carrie Johnson, Oh Fed
eral street The declivity in the south
ward has been filled with many loads OF
dirt, and other improvements made,
Mr.. J. T. Covell, of CeAtreville, Md,
father of Mrs. r. I. COursey, is the guest
of the NJ. E. Parsonage.
A distribution of seed, is at the Times
Office. These are government seeds sent
bv Congressman Burton, and it is useless
to state, if like other government dlstrl-
button of seeds, are comparatively worth
less.
A Young man took desperate chance
at the depot last Friday morning; the
train was approaching, the fellow was
driving fast, Express agent Jester hol-
lowed at him, the engineer on the train
saw the situation, and blowing the danger
signal, slowing down as fast as he could,
fortunately the man escaped, but had 1t
been an express going through, that man
would now be laying in the M. Z. Gene
terry, and no one to blame but himself.
The writer was a witness to the whole
affair, and, remarked Better take no
chances ahead of a railroad train"
James Ponder, Esq, of Wilmington.
was the guest of his mother and sister,
last week.
The Royal Packing Company, of Mil
ton. has purchased of DR.. J. A. Hopkins
& Son property on the dock, near the
public wharf, and will erect their build
S. j. Wilson & Son the popular under
takers, furniture dealers, etc, have had a
phone put in their office on Front street,
and also in their dwelling on Mill street.
There was no preaching service at the
NJ E. Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary A. Mcdonald, wife of Eli
Mcdonald, died on Friday in Angola,
aged 50 years, months, IA days. Fun
eral at Connely's Chapel last Sunday by
the Rev. w. d. Wilson, of Rehoboth,
and interment made in the cemetery OF
that church by S. J. Wilson q Son.
Mrs. George May Behels, wife of An
drew Bellies, died at Lincoln on Sunday,
aged Is years. Funeral at her late home
on Tuesday, by the Rev. S. W. Pretty
man; burial in Lincoln cemetery, by s.
j. Wilson & Son.
Sarah J Carey, relict of the late John
Carey, died at the home of her daughter
in Milton, on Sunday, on her SOth birth
day. Funeral at her late home on We'd
nesday afternoon, by the Revs. McBradly
and Sites, and interment in the NJ. E.
Cemetery, by S. J. Wilson & Son.
The ospreys (fsh hawks have again
made their appearance and may now be
seen lowering over the waters of the
Broadkiln spieing out the festive herring.
. William B. Tomlinson for whom we
inserted an ad. in the Chronicle two
weeks ago offering four mules for sale,
informed us on Saturday last, that he
had sold two of them.
Milford chronicle., 1907-03-29
MILTON NEWS.

Bustle and activity now prevail at
Mount Ararat. The mossed lott has been
torn away, and the foundations of Good
win Bros. q Conwel's canneries are be-
ing laid One of these buildings will be
6O0x150 # another 72xl25 it., and the
power house will be 30X4Oft. All OF
these buildings will be OF metal walls,
and roofs. Beside the activity prevailing,
Captain Scull, at SculltOwn, Just across
the road is repairing his five buildings,
and farther in town, on the dock large
schooner is being built and near the pub
lie wharf, The Royal Canning Com
pany" will soon be commenced. Truly
Millions prospects are grand Tor the pres
ent year.
The Diamond State Telephone Com
pany has settled poles for line to Mount
Ararat, also on Broad street north, Mil
ton, and will soon put in more phones IN
private dwellings.
Mrs. r. T. COursey, Miss Laura M.
Conner, Captain G. Z and Mrs. Mcgee,
left on Friday morning from the Milton
station, to attend the NJ. E. Conference,
at SMYRNA. Miss Lillian Uade and Miss
jamie Wilson took the train from Ellen
dale, for the same point.
1t is officially reported that Miss Susie
B. Carey, of Glenside, Pa, has donated
So. 600 90 to the NJ. E. Church in Milton.
Miss Susie, her sister, and her brothers,
were former residents of this town and
own much property here, beside a line
summer residence which they occupy
many times during,i year. Their parents
rest in the NJ +. Cemetery at Milton,
and their "reminiscences of earlier years
,I,,etar aroupd the old town When we
recall these facts we cannot wonder at the
Milford chronicle., 1907-03-29

J. H. Prettyman & Bro, whose adver-
is now running in the Chronicle,
for the sale of early plants of every va
riety, also ice delivered, reports good re-
suits; we'll they ought to have, as they
are worthy, reliable, and responsible.
The Milton contingent arrived home
from the Smyrna NJ. E. Conference on
Monday evening. Rev. r. 7. Coursey Is
returned as pastor of the NJ. E. Church
for another year aud as if nature was
celebrating the events, the next morning
there was the biggest frost for many
years d A. G.
Milford chronicle., 1907-03-29
Royal
Baking Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
DgsTINCTIVELY A CREAM OF
TARTAR BAKING POWDER

n does HOE contain an atom OF phOS~
UhaEic acid (Which is Gbe product of bones
rGIqesEed In suEghUric acidD or Of alum
(Which is One-ElbfS6 sWLpIsWrfc acidD, HH-
heaIfVsfuI substances adopted for other ba9
EcfnC UOwders because Of their cheapnesss
Milford chronicle., 1907-03-29

That New Spring
Suit
! Are You Ready
for 1t?
WE HAVE FOUR
OR FIVE HUNDRED
OF THE NEWEST
SPRING IDEAS-AND
THAT'S ABOUT AS
MANY NEW WRlNk-
LES AS THE WOOLEN
/ MANUFAC TURERS
HAVE BR OU CHIT
OUT FOR TIL S
SEASON.
YOU DON'T NEED
RUN ALL'ROUND
TOWN TO FIND
WHAT YOU WANT.
WE'VE COT IT AND
WE'VE GOT IT At
i YOUR PRICE. TOO.
THE NEW SMOKE
SHADES ARE VERY
FETCHING THE
SILVER AND GUN
METAL GREYS NEA-
TER AND NATTER
THAN EVER - THE
POPULAR BROWNS,
FANCY CHE CKS,
STRIPES AND OVER
PLAIDS-THE LATEST
IN SILK MIXTURES
AND FANCY WOR-
STEDS-YOULL FIND
THEM ALL IN OUR
BIG DISPLAY.
- AND THE BEST OF
lit ALL is THAT
YOUR GARMENTS
WILL BE MADE TO
YOUR MEASURE BY
THE ROYAL TAILORS
OF CHG GO AND
NEW YORK = AND
THERE'S NOTHING
BETTER TIL A n
ROYAL TAILORING.
ROYAL CLOTHES
HAVE STYLE AND
SNAP; THEY FIT;
THEY are COMFORT
ABLE, THEY KEEP
THEIR SHAPE; THEY
J ARE GUARANTEED.
"PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER"
;. M. Tatmar
AGENT
MILFORD. DEL.
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