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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE
VILLA tract, 20 TT. frontage, $500 up; 10 per
cent down, $40 per month"; no interest; no
taxes; macadamized streets, curbs, water and
sewer free TO purchaser; warm climate; ex-
cellent railroad and educational facilities.
G: X MlLcoA q 60: 81 Golden Gate ay
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
W. b. MeGERRY CO, Al Montgomery ST.
Following improved, Income bearing property
to exchange for vacant lots in city story, class
building, close TO Palace hotel; story, modern
building in Fillmore ST; stores and 30 rooms
in Mission st. close to 18th; fats in Broderick
St: store and fats in McAllister st. close to
Fillmore.
FINE home in Piedmont completed / year;
iaratories; beautiful interior insS; S;'Is large
porches; sun room; barn; for sale exchange
land OF other good investment; $4,000.
@. E. HILL & CO.,
410 Metropolis Bank bldg, San Francisco.
FIRST CLASS new house Of two room aats,
in best part Berkeley, for lot east of or near
Telegraph av. in part payment; for sale-at
cost; y per cent Investment Box S5l2. Call.
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.
$50, 600 equity; bank mortgage Of $54, coo can re-
maini Mission st. corner, near Postofhce;
75xl6o; temporary improvements pay $4oo
bold for future advance.
$4,000 equity; bank mortgage of s2o, GOO can re-
main; 3d st. corner; temporary improve
ments rent for $500 month; fne location
for hotel; outside of fire limits; frame
building Will pay handsome on Invest
-ment
$40, 900 equity; bank mortgage of s3I 600 can re-
main; grand corner near Ocean Shore de-
peti $4,000 square feet; can be tapped by
the spur track from Ocean shore road
fine location for lumber yards or manufac-
turing business
viii exchange equity in any of the
above properties for country lands capabls
of subdivision, or will entertain exchange
for anything where good value can be
shown
BALDWIN 6 HOWELL alss24 Ksarny st:
. real EsTATE WANTED
wANTED-Residene lot about 80 IT. front.
north , Of Gay st.; r,ds nusslan hi preferred;
San Francisco.
WANTED-Choice real estate for bank stock:
describe fully no agents. Address Owner
boz. sox 322u: 1an olnee.
BUILDINGS TO LEASE
TO LEASE-FURNISHED
Jackson ST. bet. Steiner and Pierce SITS
No. 2545-beautifully furnished.
Residence. all latest modern improvements.
- rooms and baths.
For permission to examine premises,
Apply
12i=12S Sutter ST.
BRICK building, T0zs5. with concrete door.
water tanks. oil tank, steam boilers engine
deep well; stable, With i2 staiis frame wagon
shed; rent very reasonable. Inquire WUN-
DER BREWING co.
CORNER LIST and Tehama--Long lease: rent rea-
sonabIe; low insurance; story basement brick
building; well lighted; frentaees snit any
business. G. II. UMBSEN. 90 Monfgonaery ST
TO iease-Left, 45xl27, sle5; basement soxso,
$5o; store, ground heor, 20x65. $50; loft, ASK
43e6. o. T. DOWNING & CO.. 81 Main ss.
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GAIT roKar-eRAPE LAND

GAIT TOkAH~5kABh LAND
$50 per acre, close 70 town OF Gait; lots OF 10
acres or more on easy payments; send for illus
ira ted pamphlet, Land of the Grape" FREE
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our BIG DITCH

OUR BIG DITCH
NOW COVERS 25, oe0 ACRES
of the very best land in California. and later
ais have been run 10 each 20 acres; 1907 prod
ucts were: Alfalfa. $50 To SIS per acre; prnnes
ana pears. $3.50 10 s5l5 per acre; oranges, $3.50
70 $1,000 per acre; every vegetable, fruit,
grain OF grass does well here: well drained;
very healthful; malaria; Glenn and Colusa
Our special offer 10 close out the Boggs tract
IS $l-5O per acre per month. including taxes
and interest our best 500 land; Join our
let. G. II WOOSTER CO.. 7os Market st.
ofnce open Wednesday and Friday evenings
after o'clock.
10 acres on the Northwestern Pacific z. ~,
ofhce. Deep, rich land. almost level; acres
cleared; 10 acres fne timber; room house. barn
chickens and fruit VIII sell on easy terms or
trsde for good lot on this side Of the bay.
In Napa, San Jaequln and Mendocino counties.
1Il2 BRoADw1Y, OAKLAND.
ALBERTA. CANADA
me s,,-sI rssnaEy [ OF tie world, harvest now on.
money
Invest IN virgin land; safe. sure, prof
pay for IL: reduced rates en- excursion dates.
FRANCIS FERRIER.
IS Geary ST., San Francisco.
General Agent Canadian Pacific Railway Co s
lands. Agents wanted
SPECIAL BARGAIN
s., ,S00--For 4 quick cash sale we are Offering
this property az bargain; 10 acres rich land To-
cEted = miles from Hayward; good house. barn.
Windmill and tank; water piped 10 house. etc /:
acres young orchard; also family orchard :
chicken houses. 400 chickens. incubator, ! COW
all farming implements: a conplete little farm
convenient TO electric cars, etc; AT once.
LAfNANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
460-4d2 Sth St. Oakland.
COUNTRY HOMES
On easy terms and IN all parts Of the state.
We have several very desirable small tracts OF
land, fully improved and under cultivation, IN
the beart Of the Santa Clara valley, besides
many beautiful places located IN Cousa. Glenn
and other counties of the state. Call or write
Us, stating just what kind Of place you want
G. NJ WOOSTER COMPANY,
502 Market ST.. s. 7. Phone kearpy 5sOS.
IRRIGATED lands from ss5 to sIOo per acre
II looking for home, come 70 Merced county.
the richest section Of California, where
everything Is raised. For particulars address
J. S. MONTGOMERY. Secretary Merced
County Chamber Of Commerce. Merced. Cal,
THOUSANDS OF chickens-Buy chicken farm
on the Cotau ranch near Petaiuna; several
hundred families already raising thousands.
Amply 10 the COTATI CO.. 80 California ST.,
San Francisco, owners Of property.
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LEoTUREs-sunday

ALONZO T. JONES. author of ''Ecelesiastieal
Empire "Rights of the People,, etc.,
speaker of international experience is making
tour Of the United States and will speaE
in San Francisco one night only. An address
historical and constitutional, of greatest in
terest to California just now. Every lover OF
American principles should hear this great adj
dress. Golden Gate hall. 2137 Sutter St,
THIS (SUNDAf) EVENING, o'clock sharp
Admittance free. BE sure to hear this.
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PIEDMONT REAL EsTATE

AN ELEGANT HOME IN PIEDMONT is offered
for sale. Spacious living room; large hall and
fne stairway; pretty dining ROOM coy den;
convenient Kitchen and pantry; sun room; bill
Hard room; light airy bedrooms, with clos
cts and lavatories in each; servants room; 2
freplaces; 2 baths laundry, storeroom; fur
mace; hardwood floors: beautiful interior finish; 1;
large porehes; concrete walks; barn and other
outside improvements, This place was com
pleted a year ago and is a most ideal home
in every respect; grand view commanding 8
counties. San Francisco bay and environments;
fine climate; IS now occupied by owner who
wishes TO dispose of it ON account of change
in business: might take San FRANCISCO in
come country property, or other good in
vestment in part payment.
G.. F.. HILL & CO..
4l9 Metropolis Bank building, San Francisco
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MARIN COUNTY INCOME PROPOSITION.
$40. OOO-Hotel OF IS rooms and livery business
in one Of the best locations in Marin county !;
good income: ilI health reason for sale; will take
> cash or VIII trade for city or country prop
erfv. tR144S)
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GLENN COUNTY HOME PLACI


SIS. .O0O-6S0 acres: miles from town: family
orchard: acres almonds. 100 acres grain, fine
roads; schools ! mile; beautifully situated; ele-
walton 900 feet. delightful climate; has cost
owner SOS. O00. first class building; implements
and vehicles included. tlSi36S)
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VILLA tract, 20 TT. frontage $500 up; 10 per
cent down, $40 per month; no interest; no
taxes; macadamized streets, curbs, water and
sewer free TO purchaser; warm climate; ex-
cellent railroad and educational facilities
c. r. WILCOX & CO.. s37 Golden Gate ay
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TO EXCHANGE
80 SHARES preferred stock Union Safe Deposit
Bank, Stockton: 35 shares preferred stock
State Savings and Commercial BANK, san
francisco; 81 shares stock Roseyilie Banking
and Trust Company Roseville; 10 shares Chia-
pas Rubber Plantation stock valued at $1,000;
will exchange part or all for real property I'M
incumbered Address P. o. box 669. Sacra-
mento, Cal
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20 TO 20 acre farms at Walnut Creek Contra
Costa county; $50 10 500 per acre: very easy
terms. Ter maps and descriptions apply TO
BALDWIN d HOWELL,
3lS-S24 Eearuy st
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HAYWARD PARK.
HAYWARD PARK.

We have A few lots left. Better take adj
vantage of the opportunity before it's too late
and buy. The chance will never come again. No
lot has less than 40 feet double frontage, with
all street work done, sidewalks in. shade trees
planted. sewer. water. gas and electricity.
Prices from $3.50 upward; only Is cash. balance
to suit. The Peninsula hotel representing in
itself an investment Of $3.50, 900. is directly in
the center OF the tract. Send for literature.
BALDWIN & HOWELL 31s-324 Kearny St
FRANK S. GRUMMON. SO I'd sF., San Mateo.
SELECT bungalow of rooms. bath; china case;
large fireplace; beam ceilings; pantry. cooling
closet, etc; lot 4Ox115; / block from street
cars. Owner, room col. 101 Post St, IS. +.
BEAUTIFULLY situated lot in Hayward av. /;
inlmense shade trees: near new Peninsula
hotel; 60x1S5; 50, 900. Address OWNER, box
3545, Call office
FINE corner lot in Belmont, 12T feet front, with
neat cottage; rooms and bath; a bargain at
$500; only minutes from station. Apply
7zI st.
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$4.ooo-An excellent little productive and
paying place; over 10 acres; in Los Gatos foot
hills, short walk from electric cars and depot;
several varieties of fruit; ? sets OF improve
ments, both with good houses and barns,
chicken yards. etc; fine water; creek through
place; good wood and timber also; part cash
If desired See Us about this at once.
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HALLS TO LET

HALL to let in American theatsr building for
use OF lodges and societies Apply 30 7th St,
Or 70 ianitor Of building
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TTVFRNTORF RFSTnFNCF.

GOOD LAND AT FARAINGTON.
Il miles from stockton; lots of 10 acres and
upward; ranging from $40 per acre upward; on
easy payments Write me for circulars or see
MT. Buekman AZ Pennington, on the S. z. r. L.
Send for latest issue Of Country Catalogue.
GEO. W. AUSTIN,
10lS ROADWAY. Oakland.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
We desire TO announce the opening of
THE POINSETTIA HAIR DRESSING P4RLORS
- III Iayior st. between Turk and Eddy
Fancy and Plain Hair Dressing Scalp Treatments,
shamnooing, Toupee and Wig Making
removal OF Superiuous Hair Facial Massage
French Packs, Treatment of Black Heads.
Closing of Enlarged Pores Manicuring
Hair Tonics and Cremes
Call UP Franklin 27s7 for appointment at yonr
home. 'f4---NAs ~ souH
foiNSEIFlA HAIR DRESSING PARLoRS
l2l Taylor ST. between Turk and Eddy
REMOVAL NoTICE-The Star Hair Rer,e5- ~
aud Buchanan sts e'-- --N- --slna
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WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN, Bush at Devisadero-
aopert Lord Cave pastor, s. s., 9;45 a.. m.
=: =, $3.50 p. m. Preaching by Mr.. Cave at
II a. m and 7:45 p m. Prayer meeting
y Wednesday at p. m. All seats free to all
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BUSINESS CHANCES

APARTMENT heEse. 60 rooms baths; newly
furnished; sunny corner in oakland rent $3.50;
ieasei sacrificed account OF death in fam
lily. (BC3GOl
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BALDWIN & HOWELL.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioReers.
31S-S24 Kearny st.
T0TNTRV mp aRTATFNT

367 acres near Holiister; $50 acres IN full
bearing orchard; balance river bottom and hay
land; this property is IN Al condition and
S5o,O0O the price asked, is cheap; ii can bC
sold on easy terms, or viii exchange.
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PERSONALS

LADY, sailing in September for a years tr,n
around the world, would like to meet refined
lady, between p and 40 years of age contem-
plating same trip; object, companionship ref
retary-
WEALTHY ladies and gentlemen of refinement
anxious to marry; photographs and descriptions
free y: @. box q, Canon City. Colo
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
A NOTABLE SUCCESS.

The High school entertainment, Wednesday night, for the benefit of the athletic interests of the school, drew out a good sized audience, anc reflected high credit on those taking part and Principal Cook, who hadit 1T charge. Two songs were rendered by the High school chorus, and were wei received. Miss Miriam Smith wor great applause and all encore in hel recitation. The recitations by Jesse Bailey and Miss Marguerite Beecher were also of high merit. Thomas Mac donald, the cornetist, was unable to appear, and Miss Lillian Beers gave a violin solo, showing ability as a violin ist of a high order. The entertainment had a fitting close in the amusing farce. "A Regular Fix" in which Crossley Wallace took the leading part, acting his part cleverly. Others having parts in the farce were Miss Florence Beecher, Miss Miriam Smith, Miss Ruth Johnson, Phillips Morris John Houlihan, Benjamin Smith, Miss May Houlihan, Thomas Donohue and Percy Platt. Dancing followed the en- tertainment. 4. ~.en.s. .-~
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Tired nerves, with that ''no ambit- ion" feeling that is commonly felt in spring or early summer, can be easily and quickly altered by taking what is known to druggists everywhere as Dr Shoop's Restorative. One will abso- lutely note changed feeling within AS hours after beginning to take the Re storative. The bowels get sluggish iii the winter-time. the circulation often slows up, the Kidneys are inactive, and even the Heart in many cases grows decidedly weaker. Dr Shoop's Restor- ative is recognized everywhere as a genuine tonic to these vital organ. It builds up and strengthens the worn-out weakened nerves; it sharpens the fail ing appetite, and universally aids di- gestion. It always quickly brings re- newed strength, life, vigor, and ann bition. Try it and be convinced. Sold by all dealers.
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Rev J. H. George, Theodore Bishop, J. M. Blackman and Rev o. o. Wright attended the annual convocation of the Grand Chapter, R. A. M, in Hartford, Tuesday. In his address Grand High Priest Huntington reviewed the events of the year in connection with the work of the order and recommended the adoption by all the chapters of standard form of bylaws, the same to be made obligatory, reserving to each chapter the right, subject to approval by the grand chapter committee on by laws of fixing the time and number of conversations and amount of fees and dues. A liberal appropriation for the Masonic Home was recommended. Deputy High Priest George A. Kies of Norwich, made a number of sugges- tions concerning the basis, procedure and work of chapters. At the session, Tuesday afternoon. the ' following officers were elected: Grand High priest, George A. Kies, Norwich; dep uty high priest, Charles Farnum, Col insville; grand king. Eugene Hill, Meriden; grand treasurer, Isaiah Ba- ker, Jr.. Hartford; grand secretary, James Mccormick. Hartford.
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STRAW HATS.

We've gathered the best straw, hats from the best matters. am.The hats that fashion says are correct. We're not confined to the product of single fac tory. We handle the hats made by half dozen famous makers. Last season hats won't do this summer. The change in the shapes are very marked and will make your old straw appear decidedly old-fashioned. We're matters as well as clothiers, and you'll find that we can always save you little money on a hat. Davis & Savard. Cor. Main and Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, 813-S15 Chapel street, New Haven.
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An up-to-date cleaner for the hands and household uses. Quick-Kleen is the greatest modern dirt and grease remover yet discovered for machinists. printers, electricians, engineers, rail. road men, foundry men, etc., and all who have stained and soiled hands. For cleaning windows, floors, walls. kettles, enamel ware, sinks, marble, bath tubs and rust from iron or steel, it stands unrivalled. Every can is guaranteed to do all it is claimed for it, or the money refunded. -EQuick-Klee n Soap Co.,, S35 Myrtle avenue, Brook lyn. N. Y.l Get a can from your grocer.
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Rev Albert Steele of Bethel.
OBITUARY.
MRS JOHN MADIGAN.i

Mrs John Madigan. a former resi- dent of Sandy Hook, died on Sunday in Waterbury. The funeral took place in Waterbury, Tuesday morning, the buri- al following in St Roses cemetery.
 Sandy Hook. Mrs Madigan is survived by three sons, P. E. and Michael Madi- gan of Waterbury and John Madlgan of .B.noklyn, and three daughters, Misses Nora and Mary Madlgan, and mar ried daughter who resides in New York. Among those who attended the funeral in Waterbury were: Thomas F. Brew, John Brew, Miss Mary Brew, Misses Katie and Margaret Brew, Mrs Henry Madigan. John F..
 Madigan and Harry Madigan, Mrs Thomas Keane and Miss Mary Xiii bride. Funeral Director Heating had the arrangements in charge.
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Hot Weather Goods and Dairy Sup plies. We want to impress on your
 mind that F. E. ..:.Beach, s62 Main
 street, Bridgeport, carries one of the most complete lines of articles needed for hot weather and prices are as low
 as can be sold and live. If you will
 look in our ad. elsewhere in, this paper it will mention the different things you may need and not know where to
 go for them. We also carry full line
 of dairy supplies. If you need anything in crockery and house furnishing goods
 give us call.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they can- not reach the seat of the disease Catarrh is blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifyers, acting directly on the nue. ous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such won derful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
 F.J CHENEY & O., Props, Toledo, O.
 Sold by all Druggists 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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WILL SAVE TROUBLE
All Persons Who Have Decayed Teeth Should Consult the Dentist.
DENTAL WORK DONE THE" BEEBE WAY" IS ALWAYS RIGHT.

In bringing to your notice the care of your teeth, we believe we are doing you favor as there is nothing that will pay you better than to have your teeth filled or crowned before they ache.
 In selecting dentist to care for your teeth, you should employ one whose years of experience and progressiveness backed by reputation for painless and thorough work is sufficient guarantee that your dental work will be cone sat isfactorily and permanently. You can find such dentist in Dr Dow K. Beebe, who has always been leader in pain less dentistry and whose 16 years of experience with a host of satisfied pa tients testify to his ability as dentist. He gives all patients who come to his offices his individual attention and em- ploys no assistants or students and this of itself is an assurance that you will receive the best dental work it is pos sible to obtain. He has made and still makes speciality of painless dental operations and only at his office are these medicines and methods used which make all operations on the mouth and teeth painless.
 With the advent of Chemical Porce- lain new era in dentistry has been reached as this new filling is perma nent filling which is undetectable from the natural tooth structure and tooth filled with Chemical Porcelain is perma- nently filled and never turns dark or decays again. Porcelain Crowns which Dr Beebe inserts in the mouth are so perfectly matched to sthe surrounding teeth even by close inspection they cannot be detected. ...
 If you are wearing artificial teeth or if you have got to have your teeth extracted and have some new ones made you should call upon Dr Beebe and have him make you set on alu- minum base and then you will know the comforts of wearing artificial teeth. The doctor guarantees perfect fit and they will be so natural in appearance that your most intimate friends will not know your teeth are artificial.
 You will surely make no mistake if you employ Dr Dow R. Beebe for your dentist and he can always be found at the offices of The Dow R. Beebe Den tai Co.,, 11O-111-112-114 Meigs building from g a. m., to 5 p. m. Monday and Saturday evenings, ' to 8. Y ,-.
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IN JUSTICE MC CARTHY'S COURT.
CHARLES IMH0FF ARRESTED.

Charles Imhoif was arrested, ! Tues day, on a complaint signed by Grand Juror H. J. Madigan, charging as- sault on his wife and tried before Jus tlce of the Peace P. H. Mccarthy, Wednesday morning, and fined S7 and costs, amounting to about S2O. He was committed to jail.
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BIG SNAKE IN CELLAR.
MEASURED FIVE FEET.

John Troy of Botsford, son of Mar tin Troy went into his fathers cellar, last Monday, to get some vegetables for his mother and was surprised to hear sissing noise. He got light and what was his surprise to finu a big black snake curled up near the po- tato bin just ready to jump on to him. He grabbed stone near at hand and quick ly put his snakeship out of busi- ness. The snake measured nearly five feet.
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Boys and youths tennis 0xfords. Also nice line of canvas baseball shoes for the boys with leather or rub, Der soles. Prices very close. Bear in mind we have good line of low or high shoe for the ladies in tan or black [Sandy Hook Shoe store.
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TRINITY PARISH.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

At 10 q. m, Holy Communion: at Il a. m, morning prayer and sermon by the rector. -
 At 5 p. m. union service of lTrinity and St ohn's churches. It will be a special musical service. the choirs of the two churches uniting. Rev o. Q. Wright will preach the sermon. The following Sunday a union service will be held at St Johns.
 On Friday afternoon at 3 the singing class will meet for rehearsal.
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MASONIC NOTES.
MEMBERS OF HIRAM LODGE ARE
 INVITED TO VISIT ST. PETERS <.

Hiram lodge, No. IS, F. & A. M., have been invited to New Milford, Tuesday night. May 19, as the guests of St Peter's lodge, No. 2l. The officers of Hiram lodge will exemplify the M. M. degree. All ,.the members of Hiram lodge are invited to attend.
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ST JOHNS CHURCH.
A PARISH SUPPER.

A parish supper, to which the pub lie is invited, will be served in the banquet room of the Masnoic; hall, on Thursday Of this week, May IA, from 6 to 8 p. m. Tickets 25c ;.the.proceeds to go to the puisc fund.
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Wnen-your food seems to nauseate take Kodol. Take Kodol now and un- tiI YOU know you are right again. There isn't any -doubt about what it will do and you will find the truth of this statement verified after you have
 usel Kodol for few weeks. It is sold here by Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conn.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

SUNDAY SERVICES. Morning service at 10.45. Evening service at 7.30. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening 1t 7.30 p. m.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15

Mrs w.. l.. Allen and children of Brooklyn have been passing week at their summer home in Newtown. W. L. Allen and his mother sailed on Thursday for trip to the Mediterra- mean. Mrs Allen and children will pass the summer at Spring Lake, N. J.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15

Miss Maud Blackman entertained a small party of friends very delightful ly, Tuesday night. Refreshments were served ard the occasion was greatly enjoyed,
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15

Birdsey Parsons has sold the white house on the Hill to Mrs Peter Ward. who has employed Nicholson & Weed of Bridgeport to move it to location on the Walnut Tree Hill road.