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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Captain Devlin Says Hoodoo
y will be Chased > 4
LOOK FOR GREAT GAME
Twin Cities Crowd is Playing
at Top Speed. ~
Tayloi's Great Work Slaughters
GAINESVILLE While Fahner Is Real
noise Against CoshuctOn.

1t was announced this afternoon by
the local management that Cunning
ham, crack second rush, VINO has
been playing with the Bridgeport,
Conn, team of the National Polo
league, has been signed and will
reach here in time for tonight's game.
Cunningham will take Shaw's place
andsthe latter viii play on the bench
as Vas intended when he came here
The, remainder Oh the lineup will
probatHy be athe same for this game
at least, although the management
will secure other players of ability
to bolster up any OF the weak spots.
Cdbhsrssbam, should nicely round
out the team and help to break the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

If you want to keep posted
on local events in city and
county read the MIRROR.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

II. O. Dunkle OF tho Erie WI
come 10 this city this evening ron
huntington, where he has peen !"
aon,srence with employees eafr. ID
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
MANSFIELD
ASHLAND. ~; CosHocTON, 3.

Ashland, Nov 19-The champs
last might swamped Coshocton. ~ to
a. They swept the Bulldogs off their
feet and excelled in all stages OF
the game Fahrner starred for the
locals and rRed" Williams for the
Bulldogs. The champs never dis
PLAYED better form Line-up:
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Washington.

Thomas 0'Hara returned while ago from the Bridgeport hospital, having undergone successful operation for cancer of the lip.
 Henry Rowe was taken to the Bridgeport hospital and has had an other toe cut off from his foot.
 On Tuesday Robert Hollister was talk en to the sanitarium on Greens Farms.
 The edacious potato bug is again on the rampage. About July 10, 1875, the writer returned from Western New York where the bug was in his glory, and asked if it was in evidence in the potato field. Don't know anything about it?' An examination or the first field showed a few pioneers of that endless host which has done damage, caused no end of hard labor, and spoiled language beyond all calcula- ton. Heat and cold, wet or dry are alike to it. A hail storm is the only
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Southford.
NEWS HEREAB0UTS.

The Newtown baseball team was to play Southford, June 27. Failing to appear at the time specified Southford claims the game g to 0.
 The Good Will baseball team of Wat erbury played Southford June 27, on the Diamond Match Co. s ball grounds, the score being 12 so in favor of the Good Wills. This team was one of the strongest teams in Waterbury, Hop kins. the Southford pitcher. did remark ably well in holding such strong team down to 12 runs. The Southford play CTS played very good game but they will need more practice and be able to pull together before attacking such strong teams as the Good Wills.
 Hotchkissville plays the Southford baseball team on the Diamond Match Co.'s grounds, Saturday, July at 5 D. m. Hotchkissville has one of the best local hines in this state and the people who will witness this game will certainly enjoy it.
 MT and Mrs John B. King attended the graduating exercises of the Water bury Business college at LeavenWorth hall in Waterbury, June 25. Miss Delora King having been the youngest graduate of class of 60.
 Mrs John D. Ward has gone to Derby for a vacation. She is visiting with her mother. Edward Rooney and mother of De- posit, N. r., are visiting with MT and Mrs John Rooney of Southford.
 George Edmonds of Southford has recently purchased COW of William Wheeler.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Garvin of New York city came to Southford in their automobile to visit MT and Mrs John 5. King, last week. " :,
 Porter L. Wood and son, Richard, were recently inspecting the plant oi the Diamond Match Co. And after be- ] ing shown through the concern they found it to be an up-to-date plant.
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W est0n.
A REAL ESTATE SALE.

A REAL ESTATE SALE.
 Edgar B. Perry has purchased the homestead of his grandfather, the late Walter Perry, of Mrs D. IL. Rowland
 The Misses Margaret and Irene Don. nelly have returned from New York for the summer.
 Miss Marion Perry of East Norwalk is spending the week with Miss May Hamilton.
 The Middle district school closed on Friday last, and the one in Good Hill district, on Tuesday.
 Miss Florence Perry of East Norwalk is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs William Robinson.
 Miss Mamie Brennan of East Nor walk spent last week with Miss Grace Scofeld.
 Rev Dighton Moses is spending this week with friends in Simsbury and Granby. ..-5...
 Mrs Dwight Hewitt of North Stoning- ton, has been the guest of her sister, Miss Louise Coley.
 Francis, the youngest son of MT and Mrs D. L. Coley, who has spent the last year with his aunt in Stonington, is now home for the summer vacation.
 The veranda, which has been added to the residence of Hawley Williams, is now completed, and presents a fine appearance.
 A successful entertainment for the benefit of the Norfeld Congregational church was given by the young people in the church on Tuesday evening.
 Miss Lena Fanton is home for the summer vacation.
 Miss Myra Burritt and Miss Eula Ferris go to Danbury, this week, to at tend the Teachers Training school.
 The adjourned school meeting of the Upper Parish district will be held, Sat urday evening, at o'clock.
 A. M. Trowbridge is elected commit tee of the Middle school district and George Clifford, clerk.
 Samuel Andrews has returned from a few days visit with his brother in Eas- ton.
 Mir and Mrs Ira Andrews of Easton were Sunday guests at the residence ot Orlando Andrews.
 J. P. Fitch and Mrs A. E. Turney at tended the funeral of Mrs Turney's cousin, Miss Merchant, in Bedding, on Sunday.
 Miss Frederick Faulhaber has been in New York, this week.
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Plattsville.
HOYDEN'S HILL.


 Mrs Eli Jennings entertained her sis ter, Miss Daisy Peck, of Bethel, last week.
 The lawn fete at Eli Jennings was well attended and netted the club a fair sum.
 N Mrs Fred Jennings has entertained her sister, Miss Agnes McLevy, of Bridgeport. Mrs Annie Bulkley and Mrs Cora Bulkley of New Canaan, Miss Edna and William Bulkley of Greenfield Hill, and Mir aud Mrs Fred Jennings and daughter. Ruby. were guests of MT and Mrs Jesse Wheeler of Easton recently. E. B. Sherwood has purchased new Buckeye hay rake of Hawley & Co.,, Bridgeport.
 Mrs E. B. Sherwood and Miss Jennie Perkins attended the Ladies' Aid soci- ety of the Methodist church. last Tues day afternoon.
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Roxbury.
DEATH OF JOHN CLARK.

John Clark died at his late home, Saturday afternoon, June 27. He suf- fered from shock about two months ago, but partly regained his health and hopes were entertained for his recovery when the second shock came, from which he did not recover. He had lived in town many years and will be much missed. He leaves wife and daughter and one granddaughter, who will sadly miss him. Funeral services were held at the cemetery, Tuesday afternoon. .- ---
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Brooxiield.
MRS CORNELIA A. VINCENT.

Mrs Cornelia A. Vincent, wife of Egg bert c. Vincent, who has been criti- cally i'll for a few weeks, passed away at her home at. the Iron Works on Thursday, June 12. The funeral, which was largely attended, was held from the Congregational church on Sunday afternoon, June IA, at 2 o'clock, Rev H. S. Martin officiating. There was a large number of handsome floral tri- butes. Her husband and little child. also her father and mother, MT and Mrs L. H. Elsenboss: and her sister, who survive her, have the deep sympa- thy of the whole community.
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The NeWtOWn Bee
 Newtown. Friday. July 3, 1908,
Sherman.
LAKE MAUwEHO0.

Miss Gerda Bidstrup. who is teach CT in Brooklyn, had two teachers from there a guest over last Sunday at her fathers cottage.
 Miss Grace Smith is spending few days in Brooklyn.
 Mrs Wilson went down to the city, last week. on Friday and returned on Monday of this week..
 Miss Florence Lane is to enjoy for one week the summer home of Mrs Wilson.
 MT Godfrey drove horse up from Brooklyn, last Saturday, for use in his family, who will be here soon. He re- turned on Monday.
 Five boats are now on the lake and four more will De launched before July
 Dr Smith and wife gave Mrs Bid strup and Mrs Durgy the pleasure of an automobile ride to White Plains, last week, on Wednesday.
 Rev Mir Heartfield of Brewsters is spending a week here looking after his property before leaving for Europe, when he expects to be gone about a year. Mir Meldrum was here with him a part of the time.
 Miss Wanzer from Danbury is a guest at Mrs G. A. Barnes.
 Rev MT Howe filled the pulpit, last Sunday, in the place of MT Wyland. The sermon subject was 'fhe Strang- CT" and how he should be treated in our homes, on our streets and in our churches, remembering he is soul.
 George Bowdish is improving slowly under his aunt's care.
 Briggs Barlow of New Haven has come to Mrs Isaac Stuart's to enjoy his vacation.
 Beginning with next Sunday when MT Wyland expects to remain in town during the weeks to come, there will be Sunday evening service at the Center church.
 Mir Boerum's family entertained ar automobile company from Bridgeport, last Sunday.
 Mrs Ben Hoag of Bulls Bridge visit ed Mrs w. E. Thompson, one day last week. Mrs Thompson has recently had some guests from Danbury.
 It is hoped there will be large gathering on July 4 at the church grounds, where good dinner will be provided and good entertainment by speakers and singers in the afternoon, and most of all it is hoped there will be a good donation for our young past or. All come and eat and be filled ard give in the same good measure anc enjoy yourselves.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The teachers for the town are hired by a committee of the school board. E. N. Hawley of Hawleyyille doing the business at present. The schools are nearly all provided for except one large one for which an experienced teacher is required; SIP per week can be paid. '
 Miss Muriei Beers is home from Storrs Agricultural college for the summer vacation. ~
 The summer school of music under the charge of H. w. Green is to open on Thursday of this week.
 This is the first time in many years that quorums have been obtained at the annual disrict school meetings and the officers elected by all the districts them- selves. f>@
 c. w. Keeler has resumed business again at his old stand in Rose street under the name of the c. w. Keeler Grain Co. He expects to move his family back to his old home in Whis- confer on Tuesday of this week.
 Randolph Williams is home from col lege work at Syracuse for the summer vacation.
 At the school meeting held in Whis- confer, Saturday evening, c. B. Haw- ley was elected committee. It was voted to shingle and paint the school house and to lay tax to defray the expenses.
 Percy B. Hawley was elected com mittee in Iron Works district. s. B. Terrill in the Center and Levi Warner in Long Meadow.
 All of those who have sent children to the High schools in Danbury and Newtown should send in their bills for transportation, as soon as convenient, to F. H. Beers.
 George Brush of New Fairfield was a guest, last week, of MT and Mrs C. 5. Williams on Obtuse.
 Mrs Michael Murphy of Bridgeport has been spending a few days here the guest of Mir and Mrs Daniel Murphy.
 Rev John Ratchford, who was re- gently ordained to the priesthood at Alleghany,P a., on June 13, offered his first mass at St Joseph's Catholic church at the Iron Works, Sunday morning, June 2l. Several from New town and New Milford were present.
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thing which seems to discomfuddle them.
 Dr R. s. Todd, Veterinary Surg con, of New Milford, will be at Ezra Hulls stables of Washington Depot every Tuesday during the summer months where he will be prepared to do any work pertaining to the profession.
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Huntington.

John H. Won de Leith and Miss Car rie Won de Leith of New York arrived home to-day, July 3, for their vacation, which they will spend with their par ents, MT and Mrs c. P. Von de Leith, on White Hills.
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Trunbull.
DANIELS FARMS.

DANIELS FARMS.
 MT and Mrs,N. T. Merwin are spend ing a few days at their home here. E. P. Hall is driving a new horse, recently purchased in Bridgeport. ] D. J. Botsford is having his house newly painted.
 Mrs B.A. Lyon and her sister, Mrs Henry Lyon, are spending few days at Beverly, Mass.
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Runaway"

For a little while and look over our large stock of Mems and Boys Shoes, Also full line Rubbers and Rubber Boots, !
 Flour Feed, Grain, Hay. Salt, Molac Mo- lasses Feed and H. J. Flaxfeed. Cotton Seed Meal for fertilizer; Best Meal, highest analysis.
 Choice Seed Oats, Grass Seed all kinds. "A large variety New Garden Seeds just re- ceived. Yellow and white Onion Sets. - First Glass Market with the Choicest of Meats and Poultry
 Select line of Groceries.
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Indigestion

Stomach trouble Is but symptom of, and not In itself true disease We think of Dyspepsia, Heartburn, and Indigestion as real diseases, yet they are symptoms only of certain specific Nerve sickness-nothing else
 It was this fact that first correctly led Dr. Shoop in the creation of that now very popular Stomach Remedy-Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Going direct to the stomach nerves, alone brought that success and favor to Dr. Shoop and his Restorative. With out that original and highly vital principle. no such lasting accomplishments were ever to Ie had
 For stomach distress bloating. biliousness, bad breath and sallow complexion. try Dr. shoop' Restontive-Tablets or Liquid-and see for your self what it can and will do. We ssll and cheer fully recommend
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Baker viii spend the
holidays IN Enid. OkL
The high school gave a drama a. the
school on last Friday afternoon
Mr.. W. +. S-pringmeyer entertained A
Rice Of Casper. WyO., on last sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Evans have returned
from an extended visit in Valley. Neb-
Mss Mable Jacobson arrived home from
Fort Sill, Okl-. 20 spend the holidays
N. BunkeI 81 Galesburg. III, made a
short visit last week Al the Corbaley home
Miss Bessie KeIlar Is making a two
weeks visit with relatives IN Roekport
No.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry entertained
last Sunday for s Lehman OF Concordia
Kan.
j B. Jondro fen last wsek and IL now
confined az his home with two sprained
ankles.
Mr. ana Mrs J. N. Degan entertained
James Reese and daughter q Corning. Ia.
last week .
W. "A. Hickman left for his home IN
Shelton, Nsb.. after a visit in Benson for
a few days.
Z p. Clarke lert for his home In Moquet
Ia. last week after = visit az the n L
Mather home
Fred Moore OF B~rookfieId. Me-. Was a
guest OF ". T. johnson while attending
the corn show.
Mesdanes J, c. Gleason and Setback re-
turned home Friday from a three months
visit In the east
Mrs. Henry Block returned 70 her home
10 Denver last Sunday after a visit Al
the Gravsrt home. 4.
Miss Mabel Krker. second daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs +. A Klker. left last We'd
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-21

FINAL WORD FROM MURPHY
President of Chicago Club Comments
On Ticket Scalplnk DeetsIan.
ares park

CHICAGO, Dec. s0-"Now that the re-
port Of the national commission has been
made I want to fire a farewell shot," said
Charles Murphy, president Of the Chicago
National league Saturday, commenting on
the decision Of tie commission in the
worlds championship series scalping case.
81 could not well express myself while
the thing was on It would look possibly
like an attempt to influence the decision.
The paragraph Of the commissions report
to the effect that there was no ticket sale
at the park is Incorrect. It is a fact that
ticket sales began az the park offices
at 1 p. m. and continued until the line Of
buyers had melted away. The story that
Mr.. Cooke took a large package of tickets
to the scalper has been refuted by the
police officers who escorted him during the
time he had the tickets in his possession.
The fact that the tickets were not on sale
down town at the advertised time was due
to delay In the preparation Of the tickets,
which had not been delivered In time by
the printer. To my Illness was doubtless
due much Of the confusion"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-21
MILTON II. BARLOW, Chairman
ARNOLD c. kOENTG, Secretary

last wednesday evening. Prizes. from a
clothes pin to a set OF crystal berry dishes,
were given TO all present
The women q ths Presbyterian church
held a fancy hazarr in the church base
ment last Thursday and Friday evenings.
IN connection with this ar oyster and
chicken pie supper were served on different
evenings, and a program OF music was
rendered. Il was largely attended as the
proceeds SO towards the building fund.
Mis- Mable KI1ker and Mr.. Emile Wise
man both o. Benson. were married last
Wednesday. at the home OF The brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs F. A. kflker. Alice
Kilker and Fred kilker. sister ard brother
OF the bride. were the attendants. Dean
Beecher read the which was in
the presence OF a few relatives and init
The Lutheran Sunday school viii give
a Christmas program. Christmas Bells,
at the church this evening at 80 o'clock,
and on Friday evening a cantata at the
Auditorium; the Presbyterians Will give
a program a. their church Wednesday
evening. and the Nethodists n program az
their church on Thursday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-21

OMAHA Dec. -Ie-To the Editor OF The
Bee: In behalf OF the Women's Christian
Association permit me through the columns
OF your paper TO thank the Omaha public
for the generosity exhibited by them in the
recent observance OF the silver anniversary
Of the founding OF the Old Peoples home.
The public was most kind in giving their
dollars and their mites; the press, to whom
much OF the success is due, willingly al
loted valuable space, calling attention to
the anniversary the various women's or
ganizations sacrificed themselves to hold
the stations assigned them and the mer~
chants were most courteous in allowing
the use Of their stores. hotels. banks and
public buildings. Az
We are deeply grateful to our good friend.
Mrs. George A. Joslyn, for her munif-
cent gift Of lOO0. Mrs. JosIyn has always
been Interested in the Old Peoples home
and many times in the past has shown
her interest by substantial gifts.
The Douglas, Raber and Omaha Printing
matter; the Carpenter Paper company and
Thompson, Belden & Co, donated cards
and boxes; J. L Brandeis & Sons. the rib
bon used in the cards. and the Baker
Bros. Engraving company the cut Of the
Old Peoples home.
The total donations amounted to Sa.026
and we wish to expreBs our heartfelt sin
cere thanks TO each and every one who
helped remember the ~twenry-ffth aanE
companies kindly donated necessary printed
versary Of the Old Peoples home. Most
gratefully, MAUDE NJ. JOHNSON.
Corresponding Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-21

school will spend her Christmas holidays
at FAILS City.
Mr.. L Rowland and sons are improving
their spare time BY cutting and hauling
saw logs to the mill
Frsrk wallace ie ahle 20 be At work
again and Is back at his old JOB as fore
man Of the street cleaning gang.
Mrs. R NJ Henderson entertained her
Sunday school class Of ten young iacie3
at her home on Saturday afternoon
Mrs. L. Boyer OF West Side had a serious
attack Of her old enemy, heart trouble. On
Monday night She is somewhat better at
present
Joseph Boyer has succeeded IN catching
the two boys who persisted IN breaking
the globes in the electric lights On West
Center street
tage prayer meeting az her home on Fifty
first and Leavenworth streets. On
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Butts and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Groves and little daughter
were the guests OF their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blake, Sunday.
James Halpine n wife had as thelr
s sue too Mls n A t5s spi AZ eqs e e1pR ~ an
are old settlers In Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs George Blakeley entertained
their friends. Mr.. and Mrs ]. f Aughe,
for luncheon at their home near Evergreen
cemetery the last Of the week
Miss Marie Garrison Of st Joe and brother
Fred and family from Iowa VIII arrive
this week TO spend the holidays with their
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Garrison.
James Halpine. ST.. has his new St Louis
flat. on T~weaty-niEth and Harvey. up 10
the first story, and Is compelled to wait
for the pressed brick work from Ohio.
Mrs. George BlskeIey received the news
that her sister. Miss Lee OF Unfverzdty
Place. had fallen on the icR and seriously
! injured her hack to the extent that she
had TO submit to an operation
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
/ RYAN. who was operated on recently for q
growth on the back of her neck. Is i'm
proving slowly, though still taking treat
l ment from the family physician
BY the unanimous vote Of the Sunday
/ school and church the Christmas enter.
| inner and Christmas tree will be giver
al the Southwest church Christmas night
/ December i, instead OF Christmas eve. AZ
as planned, and the pastor, Rev. Wetherr
ELI. desires all individual presents b,
for the children.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-21

The Bellevue boys and girls are at home
for the holidays.
Roy Anderson u recovering from an at
tack OF pneumonia
Mr.. I. L Combs Is at business again
after a recent Illness.
Mrs. G. ". Douglas has returned from a
visit in Hastings, Neb.
The Harmony club met last evening with
Mr. and Mrs Z. A Benson.
Mr.. James W. Hamilton was In Chicago
on business during part Of the week
The Ladies Aid society Of Calvary Bap-
fist church met on Friday with Mrs. Sype.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Selby returned dur
ing the week from a visit in Houston, Tex.
The Dundee school closed on Friday and
will not open TIL the Monday after New
Years.
Lilas willard is at home from Galesburg.
where he attends Knox college, foC the
holidays
The Dundee Sunday school will give an
entertainment at the Dundee hail Christ
mas eve
Mr.. wallace Chickering OF Chicago was
the guest all week OF Mr.. and MrE F. H
Chackering.
The Dundee drug store has an attractive
window display, representing a Typical
winter scene.
Mr.. A L. Corey Of St Paul was the
guest during part Of the week Of his SIS
ter. Mrs. D. S. Johnson
Reed Peters and Frank Selby are ex-
] pected nome To-Day from Amlefol COltEr
10 spend the Christmas holidaya
The Ladies Aid society Of the Dundee
PRESBYTERIAN church gave a reception Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs r. C.
Peters.
The Saturday Evening club organized by
some OF the men OF Dundee 70 meet fort
nightly and discuss current events. met las
evening AT the residences OF NJ. r C.
3 Peters Mr.. Clement Chase gave a talk or
Early Banking Methods"
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Lemere and Mrs
Van Gleson were the guests al dinnei
Tuesday evening of Mr.. and Mrs Nathan
Merriam.
Mrs. Henry c. Van Gieson left or
Wednesday for Haneford. Cal, where sh'
will visit her daughter, Mrs. WI Stewart
and Mr.. Stewart
The Round Dozen club viii not NEE
again until after the holidays, when. Mrs
8 r Rush and Mrs. W. H Pindei VII
be the hostesses-
The Dundee Bridge club, which meetl
every other Saturday afternoon, met las
week at the home OF Mrs. F O Fans III
members Of the club are: Mrs W. 4 sheP
hard, Mrs. o. p. Goodman, MS s. R Husn
Mrs. c. L Talmage. Mrs w = hhoaqes
Mrs. Frank Carmichael Mrs z. Z Kim
berry and Mrs. ?. o. Fahs