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New-York tribune., 1908-12-19

Goat Neck Long Island. Dec. IS Special
pa17l I Rainey it was learned to-day has leased
r,.a,dara the W h Vanderbilt jr-. place here
,,-+fI his own home at Huntington has been com
pIeted. when he will remove 10 that place ana N--p
: 1. -,ar1e ~ mis- POLO ponies and hunters there.
besides a large pack Of hounds. which he IS al
Dresarr keeping in North Carolina Last year Mr-
F7afre,- used this pack hunt with the Meadow
Brook club. and many foxes Were Killed oy th@h
-. ,,a fall hunting season. Nj Rainey viii
also Law out a steepIechase course on the Wander
bflt Mace and next spring and through the sum
,,ar ard fan races viii he held there for amateurs
II is thought that Mr. Vanderbilt Viii occupy MS
r,otbar-s place Brockholdt villa, at Hampstead
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
DENIAL FOR FROHM4N.
First Come First SerUed Order
Not Failure. Says HdgmGn.

Because an evening paper had quoted CharleS
Frohmans general press representative yesterday as
saving that the first come first served order for
the enEagement OF Maude Adams al the Empire
Theatre had been failure. Al Hsyn1an' MT
F-ohn1an's general manager. took hand IN Lhe
affair and late las night issued statement deny
ing that the arrangement had been failure or
that Nj Frohnan had authorized any such state
naent Several persons had complained that they
could not get seats il was reported Another re
mort was that the best seats had fallen INTO the
hands Of spectators and the hotels These run1ors
were followed by interview supposed 10 come
from John D Williams. in which MI NllliarI1s
was quoted as saying that the 'nrst come nrsI
served" order had proved a failure, and that Nj
Frohu1an would never again try the experiment
According 20 the words put in Mr.. Williams s
line but all were turned down The ntefVle"
closed with the quotation IT is our last attempt
Nj Hayman's statement follows.
The statement that Charles Frohran had said
mai hts ArsT come first served plan for the sale
OF seats for the Maude Adams engagement a. me
T7sra m such statement He was not mere 70
make one In speaking for him. as MS genera
Naude Adams enga cement Is the most Sti
event OF its kind IN the history OF me ~
theatre So far from the n1etod OF u7tU[s [,,gs +s
the being failure or N any y +S+,e ~IjI5
factory M FrChulan wishes this same tlhs CoL-
happen IN this same way every TIME d S'ai 'e3s
y is 2 phenomenal tribute Miss Adams ne
only mistake that made was q AGLaIIs AG
"a save thirty or forty messenger poys iron!
- aT night in the street. The distribution OF
numbers TO these boys when they WeIF SeL sen -
e. -9iT1srhr before the opening Of the sale next
and that from purchaser: ne ssl+ -- ~ 80
along smoothly and success%1LIty % I'm mai tfev
could not get seats make n1lsstaleLllseL- q,
are seats stiu TO be had for every performance
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
ELmENpoRF ON YELLOWSTONE PARK.

As farewell lecture just prior to his departure
for an extended through foreign countries
Dwight L. EImendorf viii present his travel talk
On Yellowstone Park. the Wonderland OF the
World" AT Carnegie Hall tomorrow evening
There IS that about the great national park which
STAMPS it as absolutely unique when compared with
any other tract OF similar size in the world; and
Mr. Elmendorf having visited ii seven times with
his camera and motion picture machine has made
a remarkable collection 0f lantern slides Of the
marvellous natural phenomena and scenic beauties
of tho pa rk Early in the new year Mr.. EImen-
dorf will travel directly Egypt. m which country
he will spend two months. Greece viii furnish him
with photogra phic material FOR month after which
he will Journey 10 Coustsutinople.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
N MUSIC
NOTES ON A NIGHTS OFFERINGS.

Mr. schnnedes OF the German contingent at the
Metropolitan Opera House, is ILL., So, very ooFi-
ously, Is Mr.. BurZstaller, who was put IN Win an
apology. his substitute at the performance OF
/, 'Cr0tterdsnmerung' last night. AS a consequence
there many Ineffective moments in the per
formance, which otherwise went of very much IKE
the first under the sngIlarly synpath direction
of Mr Toscanni. The brilliant features were the
orchestral numbers and the imDersonation 81
Brjinnhilde by Nine. FremstaJ A word Of praise
also due Miss Fornia for her tuneful singing
of the music OF the part Of Gutrune. Beyond sing
ing music is little for the representative
Of the least interesting Of all Of Wagner's women
characters DO Deserving Of record for its his
torical significance the Indifference Of the box
holders 10 the drama An hour after the begin
ming nine-tenths 0f the boxes were still empty
trsrreIy irnpracticable hour for everybody This
ought TO get down IN extenuation-
At Mendelssohn Hall last night Dr Ludwig Will
ner gave his third recital Of German songs, making
up his programme OF four Schubert songs G'Nacht-
stick Grippe aus dem Tartarus.' Der Doppel-
ganger'' and "ErIkonig'O schumann's Dtchter-
Eebe" series and set Of six songs OF Hugo WOLF
C'Aufetner Wandering" Der Freund Lied von
Winde' 'IiebesgItck." "Zur Warming ana
"Abschied'') Like Messrs Schmedes and Burg
stalIer DR.. wullner also under the weather
but the charm Of his art is his manner Tatner
than his voice the consequences were not so dis
turbing the pleasure Of his listeners as were
those ar the opera house II may be that the vocal
deficiency responsible for the circumstances
that the singers a6sctations and mannerisrns
seemed somewhat more pronounced than usual
The extent OF the appreciation which his fine art
has won was proved by the fact that the ante
Of the hall had TO be thrown open 70 ac-
commodate his audience and that warm and dis
eliminating applause followed ali MS efIorts-
Mr.. Paolo Calico. OF the most serious minded
Of local artists. played the Schumann pianoIorI7
concerto ar the concert (second-- Of this year
series) of the Peoples symphony Society IN Ca1-
nezfe Hall last night, which attended as usual
bv an audience numerous enough to Indicate the
hold witch these democratic entertainments nave
won upon the music lovers Of the city The or
chestraI numbers were the overture TO Ooercn-
Dvoraks symphony. From the New World
without the scherzol. and Wagner's Kaiser
rnarsch." Mr. Franz Arens conducted and na'le
explanatory remarks on the compositions
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
PROFESSOR JOHN W. WHITE RESIGNS.

,-.-,b-i6ge. Mass Dec Is.-The resignation Of
- zz-+1rfz-, White. professor Of Greek at Har-
- university was announced by the college or
4ce tonight Professor White vas
- -. l.-fo WESLEYAN University in 1865. He mas
- --,sess,- If Greek AZ Harvard since 1884 and
= eel known author Of Greek textbooks IAe
-asizra-ton was due TO Professor Whites wish 10
..t~a from active work on account OF his age.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
MISS ROBSON IN NEW BURNETT PLAY

nv -ei@E-aph = Tie ITtI-lI7-T
,-.,f,, u Dec 1S-EIeanor Robson appeared
- ne Academy of Music here tonight IN Frances
F5odgson Burnett's new play, The Dawn 0f d O.
morrow The story concerns LONDON street val
pIaved by Miss Robson
Mrs Burnett. the authoress- vas present .
- E,ob--7ar George G Tyler. general man
go of the Ife5Ier company; William CourtieieF1
81 NAur York. Mrs. JORDAN. Of New YORK sls'si
~ ne aurhoress: H Z. Fodgscn, Of this city d
brother Of Ms Burnett. and me MISSES -,
=. +--t--, t4,dg=on Of this city, uieces Of the
s+ro-ese Christian Science figures largely IN the
theme of the play.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
WANT JEwIsH cHAPLAlNs.

Orgsniza was held yesterday, after which the
announcement was made that application would be-
made TO Congress for the appointment Of Jewish
chaplains for the army and navy As many i'm
migrants do not know how apply for citizenship
rspers il was decided open citizenship class,
Secretary Kaminskv volunteering to act as teacher
II was also decided TO make complaint against a
clerk in the Surrogates' Office for having made an
Insulting remark Jew
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
,o7os CLUB DEFENCE UPHELD,

The Appellate Division upheld YESTERDAY as d
vsrid defence that made by the Lotos 'iuo III
- :. z-4+r Avenue TO compel the club 10
rs, bac. x5 coo instalnent money on purchase
,-soa for the club property After CONTRACTING u
- the site the corporation declined 70 tulllI
us + -, The clubs stoop on Fifth avenue
.-,-.rg5a+ed the title.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
LIBERTY THEATRE.
''Tcey.

Record Is made Of the representation YESTERDAY
afternoon al the Liberty Theatre. Of play cal-eu
,Ticev" written by the esteemed oFa-1atlsI anu
-. ~ vyj11fan, Gillette The play has been
-+,--,,e5 and II = not unknown Tne performance
- j. here was given for benefit and benefit repre-
se-ra-fonz are by long established custom oI couT-
-esv exempt from critical consideration III HiaE
properly be said. however Jnat' " e'7' : = -
=. n. r.f41a1-e would naturally merit public atten-
+io- seeing that whether as draTnatlst or actor -e
- 1orr since gained an authoritative position
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19

Cloak" by Mr.. Maurice Fromkesi the Net Mend
ers" of Mr. c. p CIruppe and The Aquarium, by
Mr Gordon Grant and much larger proportion OF
good landscape work. Some of the pictures IN the
latter category notably Mr.. c ". Eatons IN
Old BruEes-' and Mr.. Henry B. Smells lighthouse
nv Moonlight" are ambitious performances on a
generous scale bat the bulk Of the show Is MADE
up OF light casual Impressions The Saimsgundians
are to be congratulated room very attractiveIy
filed H. -
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
MEMORIAL TO BISHOP POTTER.

At the Peoples meeting be- held in Cooper
Union tomorrow evening i'm memory Of Bishop Pot
ter the music which is b. given under the direc
ZION Of Richard Henry Warren by the choir Of the
Church Of the Ascension increased for the occasion
10 seventv-nve voices ana orchestra. viii in
cIude the overture 10 ''raunhaussr.' Te Deum War
rem. ..JubIate Amen Bruch AT the Heros
Grave" Dvorak: "HalIelujah chorus Handel and
Firth SvrnDhorv tlast movement Beethoven.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
Died.

STOBRE-Thursdav December II 1e0s. He1rv s.9rcs.
in sd year % Funeral ssrytces 1H
held the residence Of John Stoone 10. -
I.orfrnsr Brooklyn SATURDAY. Dscsn1b-r - =
O'Clock D. m Grub arf Layton orncf9-1nI
Tnterment Lutheran. sunday a. oonven1encs %
family
sI-LT.TvAN-On Friday. Decsrnuer - ls1- - -
beloved husband of Elizabeth VauEhsu. aged - -
a. Ms residence No 2T2 Sterling Place. 5roozlsg1
Funeral M0ufav. p. Rsquier nass =
Jossphs church Pacific near tandsroiil s7as -
10 o'clock a n.
TATTOR-af Msrrtu1qus. >
Dorothy cniid - C1ar-s
Euuics Cornell Taylor. I7th . nsr ass -
neral hnme - 2 cornell. ithaca y 4 Il
O'Clock Sarurday 18Th
THIEL.E-On FRIDAY. December AIhsr- 2 osf5--d
husband of Tle TheIe. aged a. Fun~ral ssrTir-s ~
bis residence as McDonouzh Brooki7u. c1
SUNDAY December -
WHITE Suddenly. D-csn1bsr --siden--. rs
3isf Thomas beloved nusoard q Dor2 -
W white Funeral Saturdav. December -. AZ 70
f@on the church of Blessed 5ac-sr-nr. Itsr
Broadway.
WISSIOyy- Tussday December IS Bradl-y Tfnsfoz.
50 years ~ resfdenc. No S01 Evsrz--s1
AZ ErcoaLLn-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
ACOLPH LEVY.

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune ]
Holyoke. Mass. Dec 1s-Adolph Levy. ffty-eight
years old. OF the firm OF Fishel & Levy wine uler-
chants Of New York, died here to-day from heart
trouble He attended by two physicians. but
failed 10 rally Members Of his family arrived
from New York this afternoon. He was wealthy
and left many friends in the Connecticut Valley.
The burial will be in New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
Onrra

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STREET ID william street
Jr.r It-E--Nu- 1864 brUadSaF- Americas
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IA No. Pa Ne4E l2sth
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A. ss--5-I S-No. MnutsEu- De a COur-
--S-TtaN-Ur1ce THE TRIBUNE Danes
10 strand
,.-s-t~.u cypress company. Nos : and Iay
S-1rras COOS * Tourist Oclce- Ludsats C1TcuA
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lrHCc lr Il TtfLHA NJ q cunvsnienr
I-.4,- al, s@tiserl-nls
80 Monroe s. scribe
fcbn "a araula> No - Eus dss Pectes Ec1rieA
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tNaries & CO.. Nc = Boulevard aa1ssmA7n-
,--si- rtunnals. Bureau des EtranEsrs
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--s~f-aa E.Npress Company. Ne II l,as scribe
Ersntanos y. s. 1e IOpe-A
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-19

AI.REAiARLE-Re Admiral g. j. Barclay. L.
: \ retired BEL.MONT- Senator q. J. Hughes
Denver. Mrs J Sloat Fassett. Emira. IMPERIAL
-Senator-elect Benn Conger, Groton. ~ 81
XOY-Dr T. Parsons Philadelphia. SEVILLE
DR. Iohn Aulde Philadelphia WALDORF--Jonn
E Du Bcis. Du Bois, Penn WOL1OTT-R J.
Wvnne Consul General London; Ar. and Mra
BslA-sx Storer. Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

..to, % ff-s Metropolitan Museum Of Art. The
Fre- .-t-.1 Museum II %atura- History anc me
geological Gardens
avenue. 2. n
,...,trg 81 the Equal Suffrage League Berkeley Ly-
~erIrn. SO
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
In Memoriam

RAJ DyyI>-ou December l. a residence No.
,a1 West fi6th 81 BALDWIN Eis St'h
Notice % funeral hereafter.
r,.~FoRTH-At East orange y J.. peCemher IS. 1913
Harold Bond Danfortn aged 23 wears Funeral ser
ICES am be held from residence Mr Nathaniel
T0okrr Evergreen Place. BrcS Church station
Satllrlay December -. az O'Clock
ua<CorK-On Thursdav evening peccrnosr l. ar hrr
I,-c re=Serce 40 - Tsrnbr-dEe P.ace E--oSiN n
,.,.- sid @ Chauncey r HanccfN
FlreraI $unda. afternoon uereU'sr - a $50 m
A. the Ca4-ca = Messiah Greene AHd t.'f'n1ni
I.FY--udd-rIv On Wedn>sday. I@-eG-tsi IS.
bridget e. Shelley. WIDOW = tHe late Thomas shelley
Funeral rom residence. No la1a 9th ave.
Hrookyr. On Saturday. pecen6ar -
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
In MemO1nn1-
CEMETERIES.

BE0WH-Rsquisu mass IN zner1ory - Th-r1ss Nc
kse Brown. priest rhe Church % ST Mar
Virgin. on Saturday. December "a. az 70 IS a
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
To the Employee

To Employee
Do YOU want desirable help QUICKLY:
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file Of applications OF selected aspirants tor
positions Of various kinds which has Just Been
installed at the Uptown once or
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
No. 1864 Broadway.
Between 36th and 3Tth Streets
Office hours a. II To ?
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
-.-vz A,rBAgsADoR AT TOXIC.


--s -rz-,--fs Alexander GUiccioE. who has just
49, -----7te5 - ne rank % Ambassador Of ItaIy
- --l-=r s. known 70 many Americans as I77 -oi
--s- r--e--o- q Turin and Of Florence. ana mas
s-4-r hee- doing excellent work as the envoy %
-s -,--~~--- - Be1z~sde. His position there vas
ne ~ ---z7ders ble delicacy- Tor hlns Feter = q
1--1.-.7Isz- Of King Victor Emmanuel ana I-ir
,-r--sse-- crown Prince George Is nePls" %
ne Italian monarch while Queen Helen mas Deeh
--o-e n not he- than OF mere aunt 70 Frlnoess
Ee-er of se---a who has spent consioeraoie toi-
--1 q rz- life a. the court Of Italy Boyool'eo d
Ire -o.-- - Belgrade has been by al the l'i@L
--e-S e Eu~ope owing 70 the immunity a1-oi -
% -5e sssszsfns OF Alexander and Lraga- ule Pos-
ccr q -he Italian envoy was one OF no Nl-ie I1i-
zu-rv.
KS z+te 2 Russian Countess BencKehuoiI 10y
1l--n- proved an invaluable companion anu ne
.or 10 Princess Helen when the latter was a. L1
E-sde and they ggere always together me 'io
z -ne marquis IS The principal charnoefia11 -
s-dovqsd Queen Marguerite His aunt was inc .
nous actress Risrorf. who died not long aso' i'7
fs-he- was Minister II Finance OF iie H0Iii@N
Republic of ls4s. while his gr2nd-aCnt was ma
Countess Teresa GficcigI who played so great d
-ole 81 the 0f the poet Byron Late IN -ii
zheH she had become very fat sne married ti'e
French Marquis DE- Boissy who shared her cuil l'i
lie memory of the bard and who used 10 SPEAK u
zlE Wlfe az Madame ia MarGHise de boisSs' iN4
ierIH1e. zucer NJ rrattresse de Lord Byron
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19

Highest temperature gest@rdaz ~ re 5se Iasf
-esr - average for corresponding date -=si la-i'
local forecast Today ana sunday partly e-oudyi
frsaa west winds Ek.f.11G : soutEH a.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ce7-iaI Record and Forecast ashirgton Dec IS
e,c--- which causing precipitation east ol
,,,zrf--s during the we1tgfoUr hours is nov
e,r into the Atlantic the seoondarT disturbance IN
-, As. Gulf region pushed further southwark
go. north central frontier seems
- he moving rapidly eastward Under the lf'uehce 'l
.fh -ress7I-e area Far EST the weather has
-4 IN me greater portion OF the western and central
districts Temperatures have fal'ei' u" 'ie 'ia
- - .,a .esr Ciulf region. rising again in
~ - ,--r.E-V4sr The Indications FOR mostly
-. leather throughout the country east of the Roeks
Mountains except that snow Hures are pT''a'- III -
rtsg -agf5u and cloudneSs directly south
- .sr ~ that region The temperstur- HuHdaF VIII
- ir fbe Atlantic coast states. but VIII continue
b. igNei Elsewhere storm warnings
neArlL - ~ autic Coast from DeiaWare Br-ahwaf-r
to t-sslpy e-ar+ing FOR European ports Ti
at ,,orf winds. with clearing weather 20 The
ran Banks
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

l. readily accessible Hari--
tral station Webster and Jerome trosys and
BY carriage LSfs $3.50 up- Teisphcns k553 Erazscsg
for Book % Views representative
once 20 23d CftZ
UNDERTAKERA
FRANK z CAMPBELL 24I-8 West zsd - cn9ps4A
Private and public am5ulancss Tel 1874 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
Died.

ps,th notices Appearing 3 THE TRIBUNE VIII ne
r-DuhIished TrI-Weekly Tribune without eHfTB
BALDWIN. Ei SLL-iNar pc-LN
Daufortn. Harold B. Taylor i,1rothl g.
1r--'...- arua
5,,.If.,- prilgef & White Thomas
-'.-f- WiusIaW. Bradley
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
BARON DE c0URCELs KETTLES,

Prom Paris comes the announcement OF tl+ en-
ssge;nea- ~ Count Louis Dc Issteyr1e son ol 'iie
Marquis and aarqulse de Lasteyrie- 10 a'.s Ne
LcGrceI. daughter q Baron De Courcel' VINO l0t 80
n-l1y years represented France II L<'il-' -.
nov rre -,-asfg.--- ,f rhe orleans Railroad Com
psny TIE name o< De Courcel always recalls 'Hat
o Tsueyrzrd For the grandfather oi EsI'oI .-7 -
LouEcel was that famous statesman : .
ieVyer. and had charge Of all his large - - -
Whsn Tlles-z,s vent 20 London in the carry part
TIE reia- a king Louis Philippe, he TOOK Win
1lEn prtvatse secretary his od lawyer sol ' 10
bore Ike ms father. the family name OF -, d.
Ssacn TRANSLATED into English means d,
-slleyrzlo DID not consider that 'ie - -
-EsG6ron sounded sufficiently aT1s1ocIsil ~
re crssf --o-rz N r,ondoa 70 accord the proper
11aounr o. cordiaIlty toward his young - -
:As--tore l165ced Eln 70 style hrnseil --.s-o
ssSses s-d tasr CT courses te drop Tie ---
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
- s,-ciaI Tocalities.-For Sew Ier,

Forecast for special io'HiitirS f'L 80" re.
,a,e-svs fair TO-DAY and SaIaaF' colder ''i1.' '"
-,as, winds shrtlng 20 southwest
For Eastern New York par si'GaE @ , 52a[ ana 5 I
Ga 5.,tsssfern portion today fresh west winds
shLtilng 70 r,eorsg lvanls and Western New YORK
III rsosdr TO-DAY and sunday Win sne" near 'he
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
MRs. JENNIE 5. MYERS.
OBITUARY NOTES.

Paris Dec 12-NIrs. Jennie : Myers. Of New
York dei in this city ye-te-dIy-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
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from, the weather bureau SHOWS 'ii" ''la's'S ~ '''
- - = ~ last twenty-four hours. IN com
t.on yf,b The corresponding date Of last wear
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19

The members of the SaImagundi Club are holding
.a,5,a4 exhibition OF water Colors and pasteis
Tndaad this small but still sufficiently Comprshen-
80 cTfsatjop dt contains i53 pieces deserves quite
as oo~tial a welcome that demanded by The
more formal displays Of larger organizations. II
,,,.,,,7ss few clever figure studies. such the
pair SHOWN BIZ Mr.. Warren Davis 'tTas Bic
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
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The Newtown bee., 1908-05-29
OUR $15 SUITS!

There are many, many stores where a man can buy a S15 suit. There's no mortgage on this price-it's a very common price for medium grade of suit, but-now mind we say "but'' |, where can you find a line of Spring suits offered at such reasonable price that will, in quality and style, size up along side of our $l5 suits? We se- lected the fabrics and had the suits made with view of offering our trade the best suits that S15 ever bought. We've accomplished our object. Hand some new spring fabrics, correctly cut in the same style as the higher priced suits. Trimmed and tailored in every particular. Come, see the best suits SIS ever bought. Prices and qualities that will stand the closest comparison. -[Davis & Savard, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-29
The NeWtoWn Bee.
 Newtown, Friday, May 29. 1908.
TOWN TOPICS.
MEMORIAL DAY.
NOTICE TO VETERANS.

All comrades and others interested in the remembrance of the soldiers of past wars for our country are requested to meet at the Sandy Hook postoffice on May 30, at l o'clock p! m. We would request of the public collection of flowers to be left at the postoffice or the house of Charles E. Hawley early on Memorial day. All comrades are requested to attend a Memorial service at Trinity church on Sunday, May 31, at 3.30 p. m. There will also be Me morial service at the Methodist church in the evening at 7.3O. All are most cordially invited to attend both serv- ices. .-[Custer Post Adj.,' Sandy Hook, Ct.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-29

The season for weddings and grad uations is here again, a gift to tEe young people at this time is an event to be remembered. Jewelry makes one of the most appropriate graduation gifts. Neck chains, lockets, bracelets, brooches, collar pins, rings, belt buck les, and pins, side and back combs, and numerous other articles for young lady. Don't forget the. young man for he would appreciate watch, scarfpin, ring, fountain pin, stud or pair of cuff link. Wedding gifts can be selected from such a large list of useful as well as ornamental articles. We mention only cut glass, silverware, clocks; any of these make lasting memories of the donor. Simply call and make your wants known and we will be pleased to show you our assort- ments. Reid & Todd, Jewellers and Opticians, 1054 Main street. opposite Howland's near Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-29
Wash Goods.

Fine wash Fabrics from the Great Auction Sale of the AR MOLD PRINT WORKS. On ac- counta of financial troubles, the made-up-stock of Wash Materials from the Arnold Print Works were sold at Auction last week. We bought largely of these goods, comprising the seasons newest and most desirable materials. Come to this sale expecting to find just what you want in this line and at prices less than you expected to pay.
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The Newtown bee., 1908-05-29
GRANGE BULLETIN.
A DELEGATION FROM HARMONY GRANGE TO VISIT POOTATUCK.

A regular meeting of Pootatuck Grange will be held, Tuesday night, when a delegation will be present from Monroe. Arthur Sherwood of Easton will give the secret work. Refresh ments will be served and a large att tendance of the local membership is requested.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-29
Muslin Underwear.

All new goods at low cost. To those who have attended our sales in this department in the past it will be unnecessary to repeat that all our garments are made of good Muslin, Cambric and Nainsook, perfect fit, of generous propor- tions, and all manufactured in clean, well-ventilated work rooms.
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