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The Washington times., 1908-12-29

DR. w T BALDUS. German Specialist a,
diseases OF the brain, nervous system hesrf
stomach and kidneys. Doctors service =
medicine, 81 Consultation free Sc. cor. Sf6
ana F sIs. NV. Hours. 10 10 L 70 9 SaIs-IF
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Sixth Page.)

complimentary to her house guests, the
Misses Breckenridge of Pittsburg
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Poultry.

Live PouItry-Chicsens. spring. small usar
d.. l4al5c: large. per lb.. l4alJc: hens i2c;
loosters. Sc; ducks, large per 10. IeaI2,zc:
sInSli. per 10. Lc. geese. per lb-. IlaI2c:
turkeys. toms. per Ib-. I5a1sc: hens. per H.
l5a16c.
Dressed POultry-ChiCkenS. spring. small
per ID. laal5c; large, per To-, 1Jsl6c: hens
per ID. lfc; roosters. per Ib. I0c, turkeys
undraTE- toms, per 10, I9acGe: hens per 10
Sstzlc. ducks. large. per ID. ISalslzc; small
Ier 10. 15Cs geese. per II. I2aIsc
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TOday's Prices.
Wholesale prices we're as follows.
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter

Egss-Virginia- nearbys. fresh. a2azsc:
southwest Virginia and West Virginia, 2ea
30c- Tennessee and North Carolina 2Sa2ec
Cheese-New York fats large Der III
l5C. small. per h.. l5C
Butter CrcameTy- fancy. Z3lao4 Western
hTsts, 2eaSe-, process, fancy. 3sa26lsc. fair 10
good 23a24c; dairy. choice. I7alSc; dairy
SOod, l7c, store packed. fresh. I7aISc
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Looks Like Going Higher.

For the immediate present and prob
ably tor the rest OF the year the mar
keJ looks like going higher. 1t is ali
mitted that the manipulation is going
on just as it has been for one year and
d fraction over. and that the probable
intent at this time Is to take due ca re
10 keep the market inviting to the re-
ceivers Of dividend and interest pay
menJs, in the hope that they will come
IN with their millions and buy a wad
Of stocks.
over il all is written Hartman, il iS
q Hartman market, governed and boss
ed by Hartman
II this clique manages 10 dispose Of
GaT great quantity of stock on the bull
market IL viii mean a turn the other
way In hurry, a shakeOut of the fol
lowing, for this is what helps the ad-
vance and 2 rPacfinn
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Or, Reed spe4iaIIst sJ@ '3ta IS.

az YEARS Successful Practice In the
Cure Of Chronic, Nervous, and Special
Diseases Of Men and Womsu Means
Eealth to You If You Suffer
From CatarTh. Obesity, RheumatiEu Conv.l
patton, Piles. Throat. Lung, Brain Heart
Blood. and Skin Diseases, Nervous DebIIIr-
Kidney Diseases, Bladder Troubles. Specific
Blood Poisoning. EruptiOns. Ulcers and An
private diseases cured for life by sac
methods.
CHARGES LOW. INCLUDING MEDICINES
Private waiting Rooms for Ladies
Once Hours. 10 TO l. 3 TO s. SUNDAYS Ia - n
So4 SEVENTEENTH ST. n w.
ocl-l2
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Dressed Meats.

FIsh-King macSerel. por H. 1Hzc: span
l5C; large boiling Rock Der h 3la55r. Po-
tomac bass. per h, $50: lsrge Potomac bass
per 10, 3a25c; halibIt. per 10. I5c: ernelts
per ID. 2'Ec; cod, per lb-. Sc; steak cod. per
10. 12izc. WhItlngs per H.. Sc: poIlicL< rar
ID, &C. speckeled trolt. per ID. 15c.
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Start Well But Liquidation Brings Weakness and Stamp Afternoon
HARTMAN STOCKS LEAD DECLINE.
CLOSE is VERY ERRATIC
AND LOWER.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29-It was a case
OF imitation OF values again right from
the tap of the bell Buying orders were
scattered al over the room, and in all
stocks, so that the opening indicated
a general lifting Of values and the pro-
fessicnal traders who have followed the
trend Joined in and assisted the march
toward higher prices, many stocks MAX
ing new high records for the year.
The advance which started with tho
opening yesterday and continued TO the
close was supposed to be the jubila-
ton attendant on a good report by the
AtchisOn system, and one or two other
roads.
As matter OF fact, there must have
been a Hartman shoulder under the
list, q Hartman incentive and a strong
following to give the list such tone,
and to carry it over into tOday's market.
The profits on trades made during the
last day, this morning, have been very
attractive to the bulls. and II is within
reason that they will make an effort
20 turn them into bank accounts. More
over, while stocks are advancing Il
must be admitted that the offerings
have been heavy.
There is no scarcity Of stock, orders
when at the market are filed without
trouble
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Fruits.

Fruits-Apples. fancy BRANDS. per biol. 81 70
a5oo; grapes. Malaga, $frys6-O0 pe- keg.
cranDerries, per hbI. 800. oranges
California per box S4.O0a85o- Florida. Der
box. &-ma2-5o; ptneapDies. I.-- crate. ;I.75a
go. grape fruit per crate. p O0ag 90
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live y. ck-Cattie. extra per cwt., So
h'Bs' Der cwt-. gross. S5-J0a6O 90. ordinary.
per c~t-, So-0oa5 80, sheep. prime per ID
tdt5zc' ordinary. per ID. 3a31zc: lambs
H. oc; common. paT ID, 5a5l.c. calves
prime. pei b.. SaSizc. medium. per ID. -a7Ivc.
common. Der II sasI-e
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Vegetables.

Negetables-POtatoes. Der bU-. s0caSi. 90: Do
potatoes, per bbl-. &3O0a3 -: ysms per Dbl
S-Na1-9O. turnips. PEI box. 25a9oc. tu-uIps
per ool-. t5"aSl-Ocs rutabagos. pr bbl. s. O0a
per basket. s.. U0a3- o.. cabbage. pa- 110 g. %
aSps caulihoWeT. per basket 81 %. ceIerv
per dOz- stalks, 45ay0C. lima beans Der OF .
"a a t"c' 9nloIs, Per bu-. %ocaSl-o0. onions. per
DBL, VISA %. pumpkins. per bbI eNa75,-
squash, per Dbl, 75Cafi. %. string beans Der
basket, S2-JoaS o., tomatoes Florida Der crate
Sa-Osa4- -OJ+ spinach per bbl., 81. eoa1 70: kaIe
per bbl-. sLC0a1 25- lettuce FLORIDA uer las
ket. Slo0az- o. radishes. per 100. 81 O0aSg %.
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Fairfield.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mir and Mrs Henry G. Whitaker are rejoicing over the arrival of baby girl, Sunday morning, May "A. Mother and child are doing well.
 MT and Mrs c. c. Wells spent Sun day with her father at her old home on Greenfield Hill.
 MT Mo Ketine has severed his con- nection with the Greenacre kennels and taken position in New York
 Selectman A. B. Wakeman has the right idea of repairing roads. What he repairs he puts gravel on and the com munity at large are we'll pleased. Let the good work go on.
 MT Shelton has returned to his sum- mer houme, the old Postmaster Sher- wood place.
 Joseph Rush will soon take posses sion of his new home. MT Rush has been in the employ of W. Burr Hill for a number of years and is faithful helper,
 MT Beckwith has started an ice cream and candy store in the old postoffice building and IS doing a good business. You can get good plate of cream and your moneys worth.
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BUCKLENS ARNIcA SALVE WINS.

Tom Moore, of Rural Route i, Coch- ran, Ga., writes: "l had a bad sore come on the instep of my foot and could find nothing that would heal it until applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Less than half of a 25 cent box won the day for me by effecting a perfect cure." Sold under guarantee at R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; l.. Goulett, Stevenson; II: W. Osborne, Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sher- man; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Connery Bros., Georgetown; J. M. Sullivan, Bedding Ridge; C. F. Baker, Hawleyville e. W.Hurlburt & Co.,, Rox- bury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; W. N. No ble, New Milford; E. H. Beardsley, New Preston; Cogswell & Wettereau, Washington Depot; Harry Brown, Southbury; c. P. Williams, South Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren;W N. Hurd, Long Hill; druggists. *I
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PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

PERSONAL JOIIlNGo.
 Mir and Mrs Harry Davis of New York were guests, last week, of H. J. Lord.
 Attorney and Mrs R. s. Patterson of New York are guests, this week, at MT and Mrs Marshall Beach's.
 Miss Lucy Beach of Bridgeport ar rived, last week, for the summer at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs Marshall Beach.
 H. J. Lord spent a few days, last week. in New York on business.
 Miss Estella Wyckoff has spent a week in New York with friends.
 Miss Jessie Bull of Bridgeport was guest of her cousin, Robert Bert, at H. J. Lords, last week.
 Marshall Beach and H. J. Lord spent Friday in Bridgeport. taking in the theater in the afternoon.
 Meyers Hurwitz is having veranda built across the front of his house. AL bert Fohrenbach has the contract.
 Miss Addie Booth of Stratford has been passing few days with Mrs Miles B. Burr.
 Earl Huntley of East Lyme is pass ing a few days with his aunt, Mrs Kate James.
 MT and Mrs Agur Beach have been the guests of MT and Mrs J. Frank Olmstead.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
Bethey.
A BUSY FIRM.

The Ellis Wood Co. are very busy at their shop these days in spite of the hard times. They are now filling large contract for the fittings for a sub-postoffice at the corner of Cort- land and Church streets in New York. Besides they have several other con- tracts on hand.
 The building occupied by the Bethel Grocery on Center street is being new ly painted. Howard Wheeler is doing the work.
 MT Ferris of Plumtre es is driving a new horse purchased of Morris Culhane of Elmwood district.
 Mrs George Williams of Plumtrees, who has been quite i'll and under the doctors care, is now gaining.
 Louis Erdman, the Bethel Baker, en- loved a fishing trip to Bantam Lake, last week, and brought home fine lot of fish with him.
 Nc Dowell & Taylor, the Center street merchants, are offering their fine 1904 Winton Touring car for sale as they have not time to use it. They will sell it right and whoever gets it will have big bargain. Call at their store on Center street and get a free ride in it if you are thinking of buy ing one.
 Mr and Mrs B. F. Squires of. Prospect street spent last week Thursday in Easton, the guests of MT Squires' sls- ter.
 W. J. Nichols has been having new roof placed on his house at Fountain Place. Frank Agnew, Sr., is doing the, work.
 The Knights of King Arthur of the Congregational church will give lawn party on Friday. June 12, on the fine lawn of MT Durant. The boys are busy planning for the event and a very enjoyable time is assured all who at tend. ,.
 Mrs s. A. Barnum and Miss Klttie Barnum of West Bedding were guests, last week Wednesday,, of MT and Mrs W. H. Ferry in Elmwood district.
 Miss Ina Botsford of Bridgeport was guest over Sunday of her mother, Mrs George Lake on Grassy Plain street. q,
 Mrs A. B. Lockwood is quite i'll at her home on Greenwood avenue.
 Howard W. Keeler has the contract for painting Levi w. Shorts house on High street, Mir Nifin's house on Gen. ter street and Louis Ohlweiller's on Blackman avenue and has other con- tracts in view.
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

Friends and relatives of MT and Mrs J. Frank 0lmstead gathered at their pleasant home on Saturday evening, May 23, and agreeably surprised MT Olmstead, it being his 47th birthday.
 Miss Alma Sherman and Fred P. Sher- man had the party in charge and sent out the invitations and so quietly were the arrangements made MT 0lmstead did not mistrust anything out of the ordinary until about 75 people came marching in by two and took posses sion of the house. It is seldom MT Olmstead is lost, but for short time he was speechless. The evening was passed in games, music and singing. It is useless to say that the tables were laden to their full capacity of every thing good for the inner man, and ev- cry one did justice to this part of the progam. The party broke up about Il 30 wishing MT and Mrs Olmstead many pleasant returns of the evening.
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The parties from Brooklyn, who have the contract for erecting the large handsome new residence for L. o. Peck which he is to build on Sunset Hill near the old Murray place, have large force of men now at work there exca- vating for the cellar and putting in the foundations for the house. They have erected shanty just back of where the house is to be built for their work men to live in while the house is being built.
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EaSton.
A CARD OF THANKS.

Mir and Mrs Arthur Staples wish to express their heartiest thanks to the brothers of the Grange who so kindly assisted Arthur with his spring work. We also appreciate the many tokens of love and sympathy rendered by var ious Patrons during Arthur's illness, and take this opportunity to thank you, one and all. We hope, some day, that we may be able to return some of the favors we have received. Fraternally, -[Mr and Mrs Arthur L. Staples.
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Monroe.
GOOD ROAD WORK.

Howard Wheeler, with force of men, has been putting the roads in the east part of the town in fine condition. Selectman Purdy. with a force of men and teams, has been doing the same in the west section. The roads now all over the town are in fine order. The town is to be congratulated on the excellent condition of the roads.
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Rev Harry Martin of the Brookfield Congregational church was the preach CT at the Congregational church, Su,I- day morning, givng an excellent dls. course on "The Leavening Power ot Christianity" He stopped at the New town Inn, over Sunday, returning to New Haven, Sunday night.
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The first girl from Newtown who cuts out the advertisement of the Danbury Hardware Co. and takes it to the store will be presented with hand some set of croquet free. This is a liberal offer, sure enough, and the firm is one of the most reliable in Danbury.
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Miss Eleanor Northrop has been hon. cred by the election to the presidency of the Greek club at Smith college for her senior year. Miss Northrop re- turned to Smith college, Tuesday morn- ing.
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Arthur J. Smith and son, Paul, drove to Brookfeld, Sunday, attending ser vice at the Congregational church. con veying Rev Alexander Steele there, who occupied the Brookfield pulpit in exchange with Rev Harry Martin.
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We sell the Famous Monarch Gaso- line engine. the best all round farm engine on the market. If interested call or write E. S. Fairchild & Son, Nichols Ct. Free demonstration giv- en.
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 John Myers of Danbury was in town on business, recently.
 There was church sociable at the home of Mir and Mrs Marshall Tread- we'll on Tuesday evening.
 Abner Bennett is out again, after be- ing confined to the house for a week. Hendrick Wildman has been quite sick with grip cold, but is out again. Carl Mertins has stopped carrying his milk to Borden's factory and takes 1t to Lees creamery.
 Leander Turner has used almost l2O feet of lumber, within a year, in making his knife boxes. that are so popular with the housekeepers.
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For Conkey's guaranteed Poultry remedies and valuable poultry book which they give away free, call at TheHindle Pharmacy, 9S7 Main street, Bridgeport, Conn. y
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Mir and Mrs Andrew M. Booth, Miss Noble and Miss Minnie Wilbur were guests, Sunday, of Miss Fannie Dan iels, making the round trip in Mr Booths automobile.
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l.. c. Nicholson spent last Friday and Saturday in New Fairfield. the guest Of Mrs Nicholson's parents, MT and Mrs Russell J. Scudder. MT Nicholson brought back load of hay with him.
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Mir and Mrs George T. Soule and Jo- seph Nettleton came to Newtown, Thursday, as guests of Arthur T. Net tleton. the genial treasurer of the Newtown Savings bank.
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MT and Mrs George R. Wilson spent Sunday in Brookfeld the guests of MT and Mrs l.. H. Elsenboss.
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Mrs Charles F. Smith, who has been passing a month with Mrs Huber Smith, has gone to Plymouth, where she expects to pass the summer.
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For guns, rifles and sporting goods call on Dan D. Smith, A Fairfield ave- hue, Bridgeport, opposite Polls thea ter.
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Miss Mattie Ruffles of Bridgeport spent the holiday with her parents, Dea and Mrs George Ruffles.
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Mrs Margaret Lester, the nurse, has been with Mrs Henry M. Smith for week, who has been on the sick list.
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Carlton s. Smith and Harley T. Peck, students at Yale. passed Decora- ton day and Sunday at their homes here.
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S. E. Decker of Ellenville, N. r., c. w. Jones of New Haven, w. c. Out ton of Kingston, N. Y, and L. Graf of Johnstown, N. Y. have registered at the Sandy Hook hotel. this week.
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Mrs Arthur D. Fairchild of Taunton spent last week Thursday in Bridge port the guest of her mother, Mrs s. H, Smith.
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MT and Mrs Joseph Treadwell of Tashua were recent guests of MT and Mrs Charles Harang. .>~
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Miss Helen Tenders of Hartford was a guest of Decoration day and Sunday of Misses Jessie and Mabel Taylor.
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MT and Mrs William Hoyt and baby, who are summering at Laurel B leach, were guests, Saturday, of MT and Mrs Arthur J. Smith. E
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Harold Bryant has been visiting fol a few days in New York.
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MT and Mrs George s. Northrop of Shelton were guests on Decoration day and Sunday of MT Northrop's mother, Mrs Philo Northrop, in Taunton.
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last W eek Friday, being the first school in town to close for the summer vacation.
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Circulation:
HOME NEWS.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CHILDRFN'S DAY DISCREPANCIES.

"Childrens' day" will be appropriate ly observed at the Congregational church, on the morning of June IA, with service in which the children of the Sunday school will have prom inent part.
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T. F. Murray and family of Bridge port arrived in town, last week Tues day, and opened their pleasant summer home, "The Shamrock" on Botsford Hill for the summer.
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Redding.

ANOTHER FINE RESIDENCE TO
 BE ERECTED.
 It is reported that L. 0. Peck has sold a large building lot on Sunset Hill on the opposite side of the road and a little to the north of his own handsome residence. The parties who have bought it as soon as they return from abroad are to erect a very fine res idence.
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Miss Mary Hall. the nurse, we'll known in town, has been spendi ng
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THE SCHOOLS CLOSE.

Miss Elsie Gilbert, teacher in Walk CTS Farm district, closed her school,
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James A. Morris of Bridgeport was the guest over Sunday of Selectman and Mrs H. H. Peck.
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some days at her old home in Washing ton.
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New Fairfield

A REAL ESTATE SALE. Mrs Frances Hewitt has sold her place to Mrs Lillian Hall.
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ApYERrIsIno RATIs:

Reading notices, bsevler bype. lUs fine
 Small uonparat ais. lc | HOrd ner wees
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The Newtown Bee.

"N.25 \ Year, 75 Dents for Sir Months, 50 Dents for Four Months Four Dents Oopy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-05
OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY the State Convention of
the w. C. T. U. at
HUNTINGTON.

HUNTINGTON. Oct 5-The state
convention of the. w c. T. u. in ses-
sion here, elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows:
President-Mrs. Frances P. Parks.
FairTnont, reelected.
Vive Presfdent-Nrs. Lena Lowe.
Morgantown.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. AZ
J. Skaggs. Fayetteville.
: Recording secretary-A. J. cheno-
wetIl
Treasurer-AIrs. a. S. stewart. Nor.
gantown.
Branch Secretary Young woman's
Christian Temperance Union-Mfss
Jennie Shook, BurnsvIlle.
Loyal Temperance Legion. Mrs.
Richards, MorGantown-
The reports of the convention show
the organization has increased
greatly in numbers and local organi-
cations now number more than $500.
Mrs. Frances E. Beauchamp. state
president of the Kentuky W.. c. T. u.
was the principal speaker Sunday.
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GETIING READY
For Grand Lodge Meeting al
Hinton Are the Knights
of Pythias.

The West Virginia Grand Lodge of
knights of Pythias is scheduled to
meet in Hinton, w. Va. beginning on
Tuesday morning. October IS. Quite
a number OF matters OF the various
lodges will be brought up and dis
cussed besides transacting the regu-
lar routine work.
During the week the various lodges
of the Knights of Pythias will hold
special meetings and name their del
egates who will attend the conven-
ton. The attendance this year is
expected to be at least several thous-
and and the meeting very enthust-
astIc one.
The Knights intend to establish an
elaborate institution or home for the
knights and a feature of the meeting
will be to raise funds for the purpose
of erecting the home. Already there
has been about $4,000 raised by the
various lodges in the state but the
knights do not intend to start their
plans until they have at least $4,000
reserve funds for this purpose.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-05
Day OF PRAYER
For Sunday School Work of
World Will Be Third
Sunday of Month.

F. c. shafer. general secretary OF
the West Virginia Sunday School
Association. has issued the following
for the Day of Prayer for organized
Sunday School workers:
The world is earnestly requested
to observe the third Sunday of octo-
Der as day of prayer for world wide
Sunday school work.
The appeal comes from the Worlds
sunday school committee. It is hoped
that each Sunday school in the coun-
ty will arrange to observe the day in
the following manner:
Pray for the efficiency of the Sum
day School of the world.
Give Information regarding the Z
state and County Sunday school adj
Vancement.
Take an Offering for organized
Sunday school work and send to the
West Virginia Sunday School Assoc
citation through your county officers.
This will go toward advancing the
organization in new fields.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-05
.PRRSoNAL


AR and Mrs. John NJ Knox at
/ tended the funeral OF Mrs. Rhoda
Lowe Maioy at Shinnston yesterday
lafternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 2. Reeder were
at shinnston yesterday afternoon and
they attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Rhoda Lowe 9Ialoy there.
Mrs. l. G. Race and children are
here from Fairmont.
Robert PIckens. Of; Oklahoma. Is
here the guest roE his brother-in-law.
Clarence Bennett. He will remain a
few weeks In this state.
DR.. and Mrs Thomas n Hood at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Rhodn
Lowe daloy at Shinnston Sunday.
John Hamilton, of ElSins, Is bust-
less visitor in the city.
w. 8. Farrew. Parl1ersburE. Is a
city visitor.
Rev. and Mrs G. w. Pollock. OF
Buckhannon, who have been the
gueGts OF Mr.and Mrs. George Rogers
at the Payne building. will return to
their home this evening.
Captain Hillea.iy Of the Gpshur Re-
publican is prominent visitor here
from BuclShannon.
George T. Watson, general man
lager of the traction company, spent
Monday in the city looking after his
official duties.
J. W. Williams and Thomas w.
PatttErew have gone to New York on
business trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-05

J.. G. Yeardley. of MorEantown. is
a CITY business visitor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-05
FIRST GAME A TIE
High Schools and Carlisle Indians
Clash on the GridlrOn.

The High School and Carlisle In
dian football teams opened the sea-
son with close game at the old fair
grounds Saturday afternoon, the con-
test resulting in a tied score of to
>. In the first half Williams. of the
Indians. carried the ball to the line
within two minutes OF the gong and
in the second half Conghlin, the High
Schools center. made the line. There
was considerable wrangllng- during
the game and some rather inelegant
language was INDUCED in.