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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
WANTED A WARRANT
FOR ARREST OF ALICE
LONGW0RTH
PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER IS &C.
cusEp or SPEEDING aER
AUTOMOBILE.
(sy uni,sa Press.

WASHINGTON. April 90 Po-
lieeman Morris on the pemn4yi.
vania az squad. has asked f1r a
warrant Ter the arrest Of Mrs. Alice
Long~orth. daughtrr 81 th@ pFrxl.
dent. and has been turned dawn.
The nffeaea committed b her
Sas not serious only automobile
speeding bat Morris Was told By
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Pugh. to shom he applied for the
paper. thai ~ dldn't have enough
evidence against Mrs fnnKworth
60 fill TIE corner 81 hiE eye
Morris IL satisfied that be did
hts duty an1 eau do no more.
Mrs t.opkwoFth has n hish power
electric aHtaiuobiie--aii her osn--
and Policeman Morris declares she
appears tide hsppleEt Ia Il when she
IL preceding great clouds Of dust
and running ike a meteor
He has watched her on various
occaai0ua until he became con.
yinced that she waa violating the
speed ordinance. bat now h. kaows
~ IL YerY difficult 90 got a warrant
for the presidents daughter more
difflc8it than he thought Il would
be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
ALASKA RIOT
CASE IS
ENDED
EDWARD HAsgY IS FREED AT
JUNEAU BY GRAND jury
OF MURDER CHARGE.
Jay United Press.

JUNEAU. Alaska, April g0-The
federal grand jury on the first bal
lot today acquitted Edward G..
Hssey Of a charge OF murder In tho
second degree In connection with
the shooting of Fred Rtnehardt In
the Keystone canyon riot last year.
during the famous railroad war be.
tween the Guggenhelms aud the
Alaska Home people.
Attorneys John A Carson. OF
Salem. Oregon. Judge OHtrsnder
and r NJ Brown. Of Valdez. and r
r. Lyons we're notified 10 be pre-
pared to return here In December
with witnesses 10 defend Hasey on
four more indictments n the depart.
ment orders further prosecution.
The case has been on trial for
30 days and II will probably cost
the government $4,000 owing to
the change OF venue from Valdez.
n - generally believed here that
further indictments viii be dis
missed
The new United States attorney
for Valdez may demand evidence
To- be used at Valdez FOR pressing
the riot charges pending against
the government Witnesses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
TO RUSH QUEEN
ANNE DRIVE

Efforts wili be made b. interest.
cd property owners to hasten the
work on the proposed Queen Anne
driveway II l. the expressed de-
sire Of a majority Of the taxpayers
90 have the preiiminariea hurried
through and work commenced on
the thoruukhfsre without anY delay
The fiEht 20 establish this drive
way has been NaKed necessarily FOR
many months. and general aatlafac.
tlon Il expressed AZ the fact that
the work now seems assured. The
method favored is TO have that por.
tion Of the rightofway which -
not donated paid for by the crea.
tion of an improve ment district for
assessment purposes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
MRS. VlKETTE GETS
JAIL SENTENCE

Mary Vinette. convicted OF con.
spiracy against the street ear com.
pany. was today sentenced TO 90
days In the county Jail by Judge
4. W Frater in the superior court.
Attorney James T. Lawler in
making plea for clemency. related
how the jury had reached its de
cisiou after an all-night struggle
and Of how Henry Miners had vot
ed 20 convict the woman when he
did not really believe her guilty.
Judge Frater said that although
the crime was q serious one, he
thought that the law would be up.
held by a jail sentence. Joseph
Vinette the husband IF the sentenc-
ed woman. Is still locked up in the
county Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30

Al this mornings session Of the
sunday school convention. which Is
being held a; the Plymouth Congrc-
gatianAl church. Mr. Marion Law
rance. general secretary Of the In
ternatioaai Sunday School associa-
ton. gave an interesting address on
orFauized Sunday school work.
According 10 the opinion OF the
general secretary. each Sunday
school must be thoroughly organ
fred. aud the teachers must also be
Organized and attend meetings ana
conventions In order that the best
work may be done.
Rev. NJ. Mcleod. ID. u. Of Tia.
coma. who was 20 have conducted
the service preceding Mt. Law
RANGES address, was unable TO ap'
pear.
The early morning session was
taken up with conferences between
sectious of workers. The meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. April
70 AT 6 o'clock this morning tho
signal Ia ~ anchor vas Kivan. A
frw seconds later the flagship Con.
nsctieut began - move rnalssfleai.
" forward. followed ~ the iiEhta Of
clshi ships comprising The first and
second sHuadFous. which iAy near
cst the sborr. The eight ship2 In
the further line did not move until
the Virginia. the last ship in the
division. had passed III. Alabama.
and the Is stretched out In single
file
Then AZ the space between tho
Virginia and the Alabama widened.
the second line moved forward
ve~rlug slightly ~ that the entire
rleet hecAms a single column four
miles 10 length
Admiral Thomas decided upon an
early Departure In order that the
neet might pass San Luis Obispo
before dark. and thus give the pso.
pie there view 81 the ships &C.
cording 10 the original schedule the
ships were 10 leave al 10. 30 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
MORE SALARY FOR
CHAIN GANG GUARDS

Because the chain gang guards
were overlooked In the measure
which passed the council last week,
carrying a general increase Of sal
aries for employees In the police de-
partmeut. Councilman MeKiunon
will introduce an ordinance at the
next council providing for inereas.
ing the salaries OF the guards from
S75 60 SIS per month.
There are seven guards who are
now employed In handling the mu-
nloipal chain gang which Is en-
ployed In working on the eity's
streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
IS
SUED
DAUGHTER or MRS. oaANIoN
ASKS DAMAGES ron HER
morsUR's pEAvs.

Thirty Thousand dollars IL tn.
amount which little Mabcl ohanion.
10 years old. IL askias a jury In the
superior court e. award her AZ dam.
ages for the death Of her mother
AZ result of alleged poisoning at
tho Pacific hospital. having been
brought there after being injured
Ia a street car accident
The eHas sent 10 trial before
iudE. Mitchell Gillian today Both
tho Seattle Electric company aud
the Pacific hospital are made dc,
PENDANTS
MIRA Mary Obanlon was injured
In an accident when 4 street car
coming from Ballard ran into a
freight car on the Northern Pacific
tfNrka
She waa thrown "a the floor and
another passenger fell oa top ~
her. causing an Injury to her back
u II claimed that she was sent
To the Pacific hospital for treat.
rneut b. the agents Of the street
car company and that there Hhe was
giych a doac ~ corrosive suhliuAta
Instead of sodium brumiae. which
bad been prescribed Tor her b. DR.
Park v Willis
She Il said 90 have complained
Of a burning 10 her throat ltnmsdi.
a'elJ after heinz given the poison.
but no attention waa paid to her
and 20 antedote waa administered.
~ that she died four hours later
IN great agony.
Mrs Jewell Finley. who vas With
Mrs Obaniou AZ the time Of the
accident. was the only witness call.
ed this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30

where there are no meters. accord
ing TO the new rules adopted By tina
water department. will be the same
as last year. from TO $50 a. ma.
and from TO $50 q. IN.
The new rules and regulations
were ordered published today by
Superintendent Lamb. and viii be
found In the advertising columns OF
this paper. There IL very little
change from the rules which wer.
followed by the department last
year
Supt Lamb has ordered 10000
cards printed. containing the new
rules. aud one OF these cards will
be turned over 10 the residents OF
every hoase IN the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
FIGHT TONIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. April 30
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan and Abe
Attell. who meet IN a 2O.round fight
tonight. came from their training
camps today prepared to weigh In
at Q o'clock this afternoon Both
boys looked 10 be In good shape.
SulllYan's trainers declared he
had little difficulty IN making the
weight. i26 pounds. and that he
will step into the ring strong and
ut
II ia generally conceded that At.
tnll will have a walk-over. what
little betting there ia. IL at odds OF
. to /. although number Of
wagcra have been made NJ even
money that Sullivan Is knocked out
Inside OF Is rounds
Johnny Frayne and Fred LanderN.
"a couple Of tough llghtwelghis. will
fight a 15round preliminary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
TWO ESCAPE FROM
CHAIN GANG GUARD

NJ ! Hackett and Carl I.arks.
two long term prisoners On the
chain gang. made gDod their escape
yesterday afternoon. and as a re
suit Acting chief ~ Police Irving
Ward threatens the removal Of tie
guards unless they are more care
ful
The previous day. stacy Adams.
a Negro. known TO the police as q
desperate character also made his
escape
There we're only two guards 20
iook-aftaf the - prisoners Of the
chain gang Tho successful dash
for liberty came when one Of the
guards vas away getting his lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
NAME BREAKS RECORD
OF HEALTH OFFICE

polNeua VannlcnwenheiyHe Is one
O, tue latest residents OF this coun-
% go make q bid for fame The
little mite Of humanity with the big
name was born In Van ASSET on
March 20 and the official birth no.
tlce reached the health department
today The stenographer In the OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
JAPANESE CABINET
OFFICER TO COME

r.. ~ ne passengers on the
80 hafu. Of the Nlppop w.,
-. -. salsh will arrive At seattle
|sS,..s.S bout noon. are Baren :
Ia - administer u finance ~
e.. sss-1ess empire. and hIs auto
49, Of Mr. n. Yobavaasl
l,.~4 ne department of fiaa ne.
s,s''a' aa government. x ysgi.
Il W.T.. q the bank Of Forn - a.
3. l a' president Of the Mn,
= 's s,s Brewery company. i ana
ii =. slll wi. stop al the Butler bo.
Ia = a. =. ~ leave saturdsy morn -,
n n ~ ne Crest Northern rs liz /,
.ves A. , iofk city. where after ,
WI 80. .so Or three weaEs ~
ses.s s,'ssfs Tor Europe. The = ~,
'ar n IA ! Impairment observation
Nsas ne Great Northern Fs ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
|SnIoa FARCE IS
FULL OF HITS

Where The Relies Come FROM.
y is'ss shiea the junior class Of
y University sin give Saturday
sfs' Il iks Moore theatre. Il said
n > ssll u aumor and Astounding
nsss % msmberA o. the faculty
n ! gpnlnent stadenta. Tha play
sasslzs a Fery clever plot aud
s4af eoaaisfplOis. and Is the wark
y ssas o. lAe wflisrs Al The school
|esx ~ - toi
-. =. zaFiia. Shirley Parker
- pasaafit s.... Violet DUNCAN
sssaT Dskes .Chriatlne Kantarx
~ pakss. uncle Of Dorothy
.-...- Gordon Burke
ss3ssef Hiram Camp
y 800 80 itsHilsea Pat Tsmgnany
. sfssssF Jscss father
ts...-s... Arthur OsNeaf
=. p'oasi.e. Jacks servant
49,. 49,. ...... Walter Loewe
'ana Isabella Martinez
-. ss....- Mande Stead
as4ae'a ..... Benlah smith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
COWS POISONED
AT GREEN LAKE

Malicious poisoning OF cows ia re-.
ported In the Green Lake district.
A. ". Green. of 1911 Motor place.
reported 70 Humane Officers Vau.
poll aud Kent today that his COW
died OF poison last night after drink.
ina water which flows through his
pasture.
Prof. NJ. @. Young. OF 1910 45th
av. " r.. reported to the Humane
officers that two Of his COWS we're
poisoned. but are recovering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET

NEW YORK. April 38.= Stocks
opened Weak. initial quotations bs.
Ing from large fraction r. O point
lower Al early uptgrn. extending
TO points IN few speculative
Issues WaH accounted Tor b. short
covering.
bgflu# the late session prices
gradually saga%d under liberal
profit taking and digfrn
INK the market not only losing the
earlier eain. but also a good sized
fraction besides
The close was weak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30

Frank ", Heaiy. manager Of the
San Francisco opcra company. has
secured the exclusive permission 60
present "a the west many Of the
blg eastern musical successes. soms
of which have never been seen Ia
this city. and nowhere al les than
the regular g schedule.
Z u Mr. HealY's lnt.nfl0u t. give
Seattle theatrcGucFs the pieces a.
the regular s. scale which prevails
a, the Urana
"Fioroiora which will BE- given
FOR the week commencing Sunday
night. has been secured from John
G. Fischer. ~Nasg." the comic
opera which piaeed N Wolfe Hop.
per on the pinnacle Of fame. san
Toy the connie opera which
brought James r. Powera 10 fame.
as woil n u Hanpeaed Ia Nnrd
land. Lew Yields starring vehicle
are some Of the choiee morxris lu
Mr.. HeaiYa menu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
CRUISERS ARE COMING.

4 Tomorrow noon residents OF I
= the city will have an excellent 4
4 opportunity 10 see eight cruis-
4 ers In regular formation In the I
4 bay.
4 At the request of the Cham 4
q Der of Commerce. Admiral
4 Dayton will bring his squad 4
= ron close TO Seattle so that 4
= the people can see them in 4
= line.
= The chamber requests that 4
= all Whistles be blown and the 4
= usual recognition be given the 4
= fleet The ships are due at
4 Seattle at ~ noon. No stop 4
= will be made.
= = - A. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
TAKES SLAP
At HENEY
a,soIl Republicans Say
hl,ck on Fulton Was
Very .lnmanly.

,-..s IN Or Agsil 20
-, s,,,ss senator boat has
s ..,r Is, lo,i bis ,riF co rs. r'-
'sa... .ias cca,ra5 evsa si''e'
- :. .eserscmsni Of faat yes
y ~. :. !. AZ asaosi rsa'd s5sa !"
go. Al hfiagirg n "a uuin'
-. .,s,ssaslan fres'n ozeaoh
"a - tA.aso ecnsea'iea
T" 80, - irieoas ieaSai hard 10
~, ran resolution trent
',..,s. e.lols Ihs eommit'ee bat
- ,.,,.a and shea TIE eaaorae'
~, ~, -. pgessaicd e Vas H'' IT,
sisted - ,hts r,s,faffan Is
= -, rpadiagion On. the part
- - fepahlicans % Bourne
!. 80 elective term eanf'.dsn.
- ilfeet slap IN the tass 81 the
80 Oregon senator
s.s.,or Fulloa vas warmly en-
- 80 The recent attacks npon
= = .',ele career b HcuF1 we're
= as vicious. untfae aud
NINA asnl.m Gale brother Of Judge
= republican candidate for
'.,,-a ssatcs senaiorshlp Is the
- sssle chairman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
Intense Enthusiasm on All
Hands Over Arrival
d The Fleet
City Is Gsrgesusly Array.
ed in Bunting and Flags
The Program.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 20 san
Francisco and the other citleu
about the bay have sane stark. star,
ing fleet mad
Never IN the history II the city
not even when the California vol
unieers sailed Tor he Philippines
la 1888, has such intense enihual
nam been aroused. and when the
anchors If the 10 vessels ~ Evans
armada and the 20 other Wafships
that Nlll participate lu the great ~.
view are aplashed ia san francisco
bay there will be- given a dom.
oustfatiaa ~ patriotism unequalled
Ia the history OF the country.
Plans Tor the reception aud "a.
tertainment 81 the officers aud men
are being completed today. They
arc - comprehensive that there
can b. aa possible room far com.
plalut D any one.
Gorgeous Display.
The work of decorating the city
Will Be- completed t0morfos nikht.
aud when all the flags and BUNTING
and pieces are placed the display
viii b. the most gorgeous the elty
has ever made
On Market ~ from the FERRY
building To Van Ness ar.. white
flag poles. 80 fee, high. have been
placed 81 feet apart ON both sides
OF the bread thoroughsare. Al the
top 81 each a hugo American flag
has been flung TO the breeze. and
Is feet from the ground a Fed white
and bite shield. Hurmoanted bY
five FLAGS. has been placed Run
uing from pole 60 polr are atrinHerN
OF electric lights.
tilunainstsd Shield.
On the Ferry building = great
Illuminated shield has b-an placed.
and frem the dome 10 the north
and south corners Of the building
on the bay I'D. have be~n strung
welcome signals the naval code
flags being used
ON Telegraph hill has been erect
cd the greatest weleoms aisu
ever constructed Each letter IL "a
large IS an ordinary house. and at
night vhsn q is Illuminated By
several Thousand electric lights. Il
can be seen miles away
The tlrut functiou attendant upan
TIA coming u the rle.t takes place
saturday morning. when the Call
fernia promotion committee tenders
a breakfast 90 Secretary OF tisr
NAVY Mefealf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
INJURED MAN
HIDDEN
lf.
ricnr IN SALOON COVERED UP
TO SAVE PROPRIETOR
MORE TROUBLE.

Fraak Niece. a painter. was ar.
rested yesterday aftsrneon b. Ia.
troimen Fowles and Towie. % bal.
lard on the chars. Of assault with
intent 20 XIII
Tuesday night. at s O'Clock. Nc
Gee aud Carl goodeens. q fisher.
man. became involved In = fight At
ID. Log Cabin saloon. en Ballard
av Mckee secured a hesey stick
and hit Goodeenc over the head.
Goodeeae fell 10 the floor uncon-
scioua lie was removed TO a room
above the saloon and left without
any medical attendance.
Attended BY Physician.
II was not untll yesterday noon
that a phY Aician was called 20 At.
tend the injured man. Who was
atm In 4 semi-conseioua condition.
Dr = p. Heliker. who was sum
moned. finding that the man had a
fractured skull and conclusion 81
the brain. notified the police. who
arrested MCGEE.
Goodesne was removed to the
WayNtde Emergency hospital aud
IL reported as being out Of danger
this morning
saloon 10 pisorderiy.
Mct1es. when seen At the Ballard
JAIL this morning. stated that the
fight vas the outcome OF an old
grudKs. and not over a woman In
the place. a. had been reported
W. Mclaughlin. who owns the
Log Cabin saloon. was eprimanded
Monday afternoon b. Mayor Miller
on account % having violated the
sunday closing ordinance during
the preceding administration. Me.
l.aughliu has several times had
trouble with the Ballard police. aud
II Is believed that Goodeene was
hidden away IN the hope Of avoid
Ing further trouble
When first arrested. Mcaee was
charged with assault with intent TO
KIN but later the charge was chang.
I'd 70 simple assault aud battery
Police Judge Gordon this morning
fixed Mc6iees bail at $1,000. BAH
was not furnished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30

nAeftaND Ore. April So
- saffare IN Oregon between
= e.etssas IN the republican party
80 A. senator {. v Fulton
"a sssalos Jonathan Bourne IL
!, ,.-s'e,ea IN the Portland Journal
"a, - = result Of tbs meeting
49, republican state central eoin'
rrlv "Wednesday
~ Felsnn mea. declares the
.s-.zl ssll not allow boaFae 20
- ~ state delegation % the
xkzss eoassntioa- This Is an
srm ase 10 Fflton. assert Fulton =
sse.h ss he Is a Tar nan Like
~. Fnlsan men predict that
4srs< xsIl b. defeated al The polls
I III. ssa that Faltoa will saege.d
II h IL senate.
chsnheslain. II Is limited. vii re-.
ufzz ne quiet support Of Fuilua
- : ihe eamlng campaign for the
nstNsAip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30

flee SAYS the newly arrived girl
bsbv carries away the palm for the
longest name ever recorded In tue
history of the office. The fathers
name Is Theophiel Nannieuwen-
heiyse aud he is a native Of Bel
gum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
.lseT LEAVES Fos ss,seo

I'd aes 81 ne feet leave for Frlsro
n, az say Il 70 Seattle At II
a. a pI.. s, /, 100. 800. 10 90
b sszy' W loot Of Yesler way
'''d sSe round trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
Judge Reid issues Orders
Which Msst b 8eyed
hnsediateiy.
fHebugs Try to Burn Salesn
Then Set Fire to
Bankers House.
tay United Prsss.


FAIRBANKS. Alaska. April 30 -
Following the recommendation
made last nisht by the grand jury
which has been ia seuaion here for
some two weeks. Judge Reid this
morning Issued an order inatfucting
ali pronfietors OF dance halls IN this
district 20 close up nj once.
Hundreds OF women Will loHe en-
ployment. and scores OF other At.
taehes Of dance halls will be out
OF laba.
Firsbvaa Busy.
Two attempts have been made In
the past week 90 burn the city
Eagle saloon Early this morning
an attempt was made 10 burn the
residence Of James Hlll. the bank
er The flames Ssra discovered
after they had made much Roadway
and Mr. Hill and his family only
narrowlY escaped death The po-
lice are mystified hs 90 Who tho
frebuga are. and also their motive.
a. "a Raise Money.
Last night the Arctic brother
hood gave = minstrel show and net
ted 81 500 for the Arctic Brother.
hood building at the Aiaabasi uk0n
Pacific exposition.
No Tansns Gold FOR Key.
The Chamber 81 Commerce re-
fuses to consider raising money for
the kaY 70 be presented to the com.
mandef Of the Atlantic fleet By So
atfie when the battieshlps arrive in
Elliott haY All the money that
can be raised here Il badly needed
for good roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30
CAN use SPRINKLERS
AFTER TOMORROW

The sprinkllng season will open
tomorrow. The irrigation hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30

baseball shoes and running
shoes. tennis shoes. Halls. mt
First av. fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-30

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The Newtown bee., 1908-07-17
JUST EXACTLY RIGHT.

"I have used Dr Kings New Life Pills for several years, and find them just exactly right" says Mir A. A. Felton of Harrisville. N. Y. New Life Pills relieve without the least dis comfort. Best remedy for constipa- ton, biliousness and malaria, at R. H. Beers 6 Co.,, Newtown; Tay- or, Curtis 6 Co.,, Sandy Hook; P. J.
 Garvin, Bethel; L. Goulett, Stevenson; H. w. Osborne, Easton w. B. Flaw. ley, Sherman; Smith Bros, Cornwall Bridge; Connery Bros., Georgetown; J. M. Sullivan, Bedding Ridge; C. F. Baker, Hawleyville; c. w. Hurl- burt & Co.,, Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. w. Hatch, Bridge water; w. N. Noble, New Milford; B. H. Beardsley, New Preston; Cogswell & Wettereau, Washington Depot; Har- ry Brown, Southbury; c. P. Williams, South Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; druggists. 25c.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-17

Is tribute to managerial ability of young Mir Pope.
 Miss Reta Card of Waterbury, one of this seasons beautiful debutants in the Brass City, will spend vacation of two weeks in a tent in the vicinity of the lumber camp and there will be other young women in the party. and Miss Stella Tyler will be the chaper- one.
 The next session of the "We Three club" will be held at Woodlawn and the club members will be entertained by Miss Abbie Pope and Miss Lillian Cable.
 Miss Agnes Withey of Waterbury will spend two weeks of her vacation at Meadow View Farm.
 The market price for brOilers is now quoted at 35c per pound.
 MT and Mrs Clifford Hawley were guests of friends in Hartford for sev- eral days, last week.
 Rev Thomas F. Morton of New York will preach at the Christian street schoolhouse, Sunday evening, July 26. The subject will be "The Influence of Women in Politics and in the Home."
 The canning and jelly season has commenced and crop of entrants is rapidly being preserved for winter use.
 Mrs John B. Pope is the guest of friends at Milford, near the sound.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-17
NOTES AND COMMENT.

Mrs John B. Pope, IT,, and children, residents of WateroWn, are guests at the home of Mir and Mrs John B. Pope, ST.
 The hay crop in and about Oxford is reported to be the heaviest in several years.
 Miss Mary Alden of New Haven is the guest of friends in town.
 John Kulp, the well known Trenton, N. J., architect, designed and erected the veranda at the home of Mrs Martha Hawley.
 Louis Pope, who suffered from shock, last winter, is now convales- cing and there is every hope for his regaining his former rugged state of health.
 Charles P. Pope is experimenting the large gang of men in the employ of his father, First Seletman John B. Pope. The rapid manner in which the yarious hay crops have been harvested