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SOUTH BRITAIN.
SCHOOL NOTES.


 The names of the pupils in the prl- mary department of the Center school whose attendance was perfect for the month of September are as follows: c. Louls Anderson, G. Helmer Anderson, o. Stanley Anderson, Elizabeth Cassidy Alice R. Ericson. John T. Fleming, william F. Fleming, Lloyd Fowler. Bernice l. Hubbell, wesley J. Hubbell, Helen F. Mitchell, Frank K. Nelson, Dorothy B. Richardson, Martha c. Scoville, Dorothy L. Taylor, Roger P. williams, and Winifred Williams. Mum. Der of pupils 29, average attendance 2S. A teachers meeting was held Tn the schoolhouse, Saturday, October 3 Every teacher of the town showed their interest in their work by being present. Charles D. Hine. secretary of the State Board of Education. addressed the teachers, giving much information ad- vice, etc., and hey,departed with renew ed zeal for their school work.
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Miss Ashcroft, who is graduate of the Commock School of Oratory, will give an entertainment for the benefit of the Sandy Hook library on Wednes- day evening, October IA, at Glover's s hall. The evenings program will con- sist of several numbers including Scotch, Negro and child dialect, dra- matic and character work, making an entertaining evening for both young and old. The musical part of the en- tertainment will be given by local tai ent. Admission, 25 cents, children un- der 12, 15 cents. Entertainment will be at o'clock.
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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F.J. CHENEY X CO, Toledo. o. We. the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business tran sections, and financially able ocarry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur- face 0f the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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TRINITY PARISH.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

At Il a. m., morning service with preaching; at l2 m., Sunday school; at 7,S0 p. m,, Harvest Home service. union of St Johns and Trinity choirs. Sermon by Rev 0. 0. Wright. A cordial invitation to the public is ex- tended.
 On Friday at 3 p. m., the singing class will meet for rehearsal.
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A Card of Thanks: To my dear friend who so kindly picked my quinces. Friday evening, October 2, and so carefully laid them away under grape vines for fear they would be stolen, call and I will pay you for your trouble. When you were at work l did not have my money with me. and l could not pay you. As ever your friend. .-[Sarah E. Allen.
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Miss Minnie R. Thicket, who has been an efficient and trusted employe of the Bee Publishing to-, for the past 10 years, has resigned her position with the company and completed her work at their office on last Saturday. After a month rest at her home in Zoar, Miss Thicket will go to Danbury, where she will take a years course at Still mans Business college in type writing and stenography.
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OBITUARY.
JOHN M. BEARDsLEY.

John NJ. Beardsley, a prominent and lifelong resident of Dodgingtown dis trict and successful farmer, died on Tuesday. aged 76 years. He is sur vived by three sisters, Mrs w. J. Dick and Misses Emily and Frances Be ards ley. The funeral will take place on Friday at 2 p. m., Rev J. II. Ge orge officiating.
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E. R. Crofut, the Danbury watch maker, will make his last trip to New town on Saturday, October IT, and will be at Mir Rupf's store as usual and any thing left in his care will be promptly attended to. Look up youl watches and clocks and give him call. He al- so invites you to call at his Danbury work shop; see adv.
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w. F. BUTCHER.

W. r. Kutcher, who had been res- ident of the town for several years, died in Westport, Saturday, in his 18th year. A wife and one daughter. Viola, surive him. The funeral took place in Bridgeport, Tuesday afternoon, Rev l. H. George officiating. Oscar Pitz- schler and MT and Mrs Henry Rupf were present at the funeral. The burial was in Mountain Grove cem- etery, the Odd Fellows conducting the services at the grave.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
C. G. MORRIS NOMINATED FOR
 JUDGE OF PROBATE.

At the republican caucus at the Brick building, Wednesday night, At torney Charles G. Morris wass nomi- hated for Judge of probate. and Will liam c. Johnson and Hobart II. Curtis for representatives. For justices of the peace these nominations were made: E. C. Platt, W. ". Water house, Josiah B. Downs. Theron E. Platt, Patrick H. Cannon, John W. Behn, Charles M. Beresford, Hermon II. Peck and Morris D. Beers.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

oUNDA oERFlSEo.
 The pastor. Rev A. Steele, with his family, arrived home from his vacation, last Tuesday. MT Steele will occupy his pulpit as usual at the morning serv- ice at Il o'clock on Sunday morning. Sunday school at noon.
 { The Y. P. 5. c. E. meeting at 7.30 will be the regular conservation meet ing, postponed from last Sunday. The subject will be "Songs of the Heart" (l0). "0ur VOWS and thier fultillment, ref. Psalm ll6. Leader, Miss Jessie M. Taylor.
 Weekly prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 7.45.
 Saturday evening at 8 o'clock there will be meeting of the Mems Feder- ation in the prayer meeting rooms. F.
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It will soon be time to purchase your rubbers. Don't forget we have a good line. Some special bargains just now in mems rubber boots. -- Sandy Hook Shoe Store. .......... .-.. I.4...
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Monroe.
CONGREGATIONAL CHUR CH

NOl ED. 4a Rev Mir Adams of New Haven will preach in: the Congregational church next Sunday, October Il.
 There will be a sociable at the home of Anton Zimmerman on the evening of Thursday, October 12. Proceeds to help repair the library room of the Congregational church. Miss Florence beers of Stratford is visiting at Hobert E. Beardsldy's.
 Harry Wilcoxon and Miss Avery of Stratford were recently entertained by Edward E. Curtiss.
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Greenfield Hill.
DEERFIELD.

Mrs Louis J. Olds of Brooklyn is visiting relatives in this place.
 Isaac Smith has peen doing carpenter work for Charles Nichols.
 Miss Josephine De Mean of Rye Beach is visiting Miss Alice Nichols.
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Long Hill.
CARD OF THANKS.

We wiah to express our sincere thanks to the Long Hill Base Ball Club and their friends who kindly contributed to the handsome gifts recently presented us. Benjamin F. Turney, George Craft.
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Mrs E. g. Smith of Stamford and W. B. Lamphear of Shelton are guests, this week, of MT and Mrs H. w. Wright. In company with Mrs Wright they took in the Danbury fair on Thurs day. ,
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No place in Bridgeport where you can find furs unmatched in. style and beauty is at the Parisian Fur Co.,. 34 Arcade. They also do repairing.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
FURNISHED BY TuRSEY BROTHERS.

Eggs, fresh nearby, 3lc to 33c |; chickens, l4c to l6c ID. fowls, l2c to l4c b.; geese, l2c to l4c ID. 1; calves, l2c to l4c lb. hogs 7c to Sc lb.; pota. toes, 75c to Soc bu; onions, red, 60c to Toe bu; onions white, 75c to S5c bu f; onions yellow, 65c to 75e bu ;cabbages, $3 to $4 per hundred; carrots, 4Oc to 5Oc bu; turnips, 40c to Soc bu; apples, baldwins, S2.25 to s2.50; Greetings, 200 to 2.50; walnuts, s3.2o to $3.50; chestnuts, s3.50. to S4.00.
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The selectmen and town clerk will meet on October l6, at Glover's hall and on October 23 at the brick building for the purpose of making electors.
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MT and Mrs c. F. Taylor and Ed warrd Taylor were visitors at the Dan bury fair, Wednesday, making the journey in MT Taylor's auto. "
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Canned goods of all descriptions and the best your money can buy, at Nor ris', the grocer. Also Beachnut dried beef and peanut butter.
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Mrs Kilbride, who has lived in the south part of Miss Ann Blackman's house, is moving this week, into part of the Todd house, just vacated by Mrs Charles H. Northrop. Miss Roberts, one of the teachers at the High school, with her mother, will occupy the other part of the house.
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SWEATERS FOR THE FAIR.
 A full line of extra quality sweaters for ladies, men and children, in white and gray. at prices from 1.75 to S9.98, at French's, Bethel.
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Mrs Thomas Bliven of Lake, N. r.. is the guest of Mrs Joseph Quacken- bush of the Glen. These ladies passed Wednesday in Waterbury.
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Levi Banks has been the recent guest of his sister, Mrs B. H. Corn ing.
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H: W. Wright is spending a few days in Hartford, this week, taking in the Bridge celebration there and visiting old friends.
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Michael Kilbride, the affable repre- sentative, has been struggling with an attack of the grip, this week.
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Mrs R. N. Betts, Mrs E. J. Hall and Miss Annie Erickson passed Tuesday at the Danbury fair.
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Mrs Charles Dimon and daughter, Geneva, of White Hills have been vis- iting Mrs B. H. Corning.
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We still have good supply of those Walton school shoes for boys and girls. Nothing on the market as good for the price.-[Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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John c. Leavy and Alfred Burdick of Bridgeport were guests, last week, at Thomas Leavy's on w alnut Tree Hill.
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Zoar school, with Miss Ella Lillis as teacher, has made great record for attendance for the first IS days, the percentage being 100 per cent.
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Assistant Postmaster Frank Bla -kman is carrying the mail on that route until his successor is appointed.
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MT Carpenter of the Apothecaries Hall Co.,, of Waterbury is assisting at the store of c. H. Finch.
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R. D. Smith and family and Miss Ha- gel Hagen Smith attended the Danbury fair, Wednesday.
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More than your moneys worth" if you call on M. J. Bueehler, dealer in diamonds, watches, clock and jewell ry, at his new store, AS Fairfield 'av- enue, Bridgeport. Look him up.
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Thomas Wright, who lived in the Judson place just north of George F. Duncombe's house in Newtown Street, has moved into the rear part of Mrs M. F. Barnett's housel in the Street.
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F. Hitchcock of Woodbury will give an Interesting talk on Porto Rico. Re-
 treatments will be served. It is hoped every member will be present as there is important business to trans act. Come and bring some friend with you.
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H. N. Tiemann has carriage bought of those well-known dealers, A. M. Briscoe & Son.
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William Maher returned, Sunday, after a two weeks visit with Patrick Larner of Curtis Hill.
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John Carroll and Ben McNamara, two of the Borden men, took in the sights of the Danbury fair, Wednes- day.
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ARNOLD NOVELTIES.

Ask to see these new dress goods, 17c a yard. at French's, bethel.
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For fencing of all kinds call and see D. N. Clark, the Shelton hardware man.
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The Golden wedding celebration of Mir and Mrs E, L. Johnson occurs on Saturday.
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Jephthah chapter, 0. E., S., will have regular meeting. Friday night.
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Mrs Charles Treadway of Bristol and Miss Julia Bronson of Waterbury were guests, Tuesday, of Mrs J. H. George.
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E. D. Briscoe is doing carpenter work for Charles Grant on Botsford Hill.
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Owing to a mistake handsome up- right piano was shipped to the New town freight station by a reliable firm. and it will be sold at great sacrifice. If interested look up the adv and address F. B. Co.,, Newtown Bee. @e.
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Dr and Mrs w. H. Kiernan passed Wednesday at the Danbury fair. '.
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Arthur Grove, the affable druggist at c. H. Finch's, is passing the week at the Danbury fair.
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Ezra J. Hall was in New Haven, Wednesday.
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Wednesday, at 3 p m., prayer meet ing of the Ladies Aid society.
 Thursday night, prayer service at TAB.
 Service at Southyille. Sunday at 3 p.
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Mrs E. D. Briscoe passed Wednesday with Mrs B. H. Corning.
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Mir and Mrs John Haugh passed Wednesday in the Park City.
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Buy your new shoes at French's, Bethel.
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FALL UNDERWEAR.

A full line of the best makes at French's, Trade in Bethel.
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Unclaimed letters remain at the post office addressed to: John A. Anderson, George E. Banners. Miss Sarah E.. Backer, Fanny Diebel, Miss Sarah Edie, Mrs s. c. Northrop, Mrs Ben jamin F. Fairchild, Ellis Herbert, w. c. Man Cucove, MT Medway. Martin J. McMahon, Ray Morris, Miss Evelyn Nichols, Frank Sherman, Perry San som. nv. M. Reynolds, postmaster.
 That esteemed citizen, Prof c. S. Platt, who is suffering from nervous exhaustion, was taken to the Danbury hospital, Monday, in H. N. Tiemann's auto.
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The Puritan and Miller oil stoves at R. H. Beers X Co.'s.
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accident on Tuesday of this week. ::fall- ing and striking his head so as to in- ilict wound which required stitches taken in 1t.
Stepnev.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
 The fall work is being taken up with enthusiasm on the part of the members. With three services each Sunday be- sides the Bible School the workers are very busy.
 The illness of Rev Mir Hubbard. the pastor of the Methodist church. will necessiIate the omission of the Jndd District meeting, this coming Sunday evening, as the pastor of the Baptist church is to conduct the Union service, which will be held in the Baptist church.
 The attendance at the meetings in Lower StepnH warrant their contin- uance for season. Accordingly they will be held every Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. An offering will be received next Sunday. This offering will be used toward paying for the new hymn books.
 Regular service Sunday morning at l0.45.
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Guns, loaded shells and ammunition for the hunters, at R. H. Beers 6 Co.'S. ...Ea .
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

At i0.45 and 7.30 p. m., services witt preaching by the pastor.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

Rev A. K. Chattaway preached very interesting and helpful sermon at the morning service, last Sunday. Mrs Chattaway sang to the delight of all.
 Sunday, Rev MT Knowles of Bridge port will preach at the morning service and many friends of the former pastor will be pleased to meet him once more. The evening service will be a union ser vice and will be held with the Baptist church.
 Roy MT Cross had charge of the prayer meeting at the Wednesday evening service.
 The Ladies' Aid gathering and tea will be held at the home of Mrs E. M. Peck, Hattertown, on Thursday after noon, October 15.
 The pastor of the Methodist church is expected to preach on Sunday, Oc- itober IS, both morning and evening.
 Remember the change of the time of evening service to pm.
 The windows Of the church have re- gently been put in good condition to stand the winter weather.
 Improvements at the parsonage are d thing of the near future.
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B. Hwaley & Co. sold car of gluten and car of molasses feed from the car one day, last week. Those intend ing buying will do well to investigate their prices.
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Charles G. Peck has resigned his pc sition as mail carrier on Route 16 and
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-05
TONOPAH HIVE
IS ENTERTAINED
DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION AT Thu
HOME OF MRS. SUMMER
VILE.

Mrs. Summerville delightfully."- en-
tertained Tonopah Hive of the Ladies
of the Maccabees yesterday AFTERNOON
at her residence. The rooms were
tastefully decorated and the hostess
made all the ladies feel at home. De-
licious refreshments were served
during the afternoon. Several fea-
lures pertaining to the social side of
the order were discussed during the
afternoon and the ladies present de-
cided that a public entertainment in
some form will be given in the neas
future. Those present were:
Edna Addison, Lula Moore, Olga
Lee, Annastacia Hallihan, Lolita
Lifts, Sara Summerville, Carolyn
Andrews, Winnie Hudson, Marcella
Coffey, Pearl Coffey, Anna Fergus.
Myra Sullivan, Baby Fergus and Mae
Addison. n8.
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PUBLIC OPINION
EQUALLY DIVIDED
WEEKS AND DOUGHERTY EACH
HAVE A STRONG FOL
LOWING.

Freddie Weeks and Kid Dough
erty, who are to box twenty rounds
at the smoker on the night of August
u. are getting into condition. The
weight to be made at the ringside is
124 pounds. These men who gave an
exhibition on the night of the Fourth
of July were pronounced by onlook-
ers to be the classiest boxers ever
seen in this section. Both used good
generalship. are quick in action and
have a punch that will send either
one to the land of Nod If ever they
connect at the proper point. Opinion
is equally divided as to the merits of
the men. s
The management has secured the
big arena for the occasion, which will
meet with the satisfaction of the
patrons and the house is bound to be
comfortably filled.
The preliminary between Kid Law
renee and George Odell will be an
opener to the main event that will be
worth the price of admission.
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49,
than that OF two years ago. BE afgu-
ed that the floating population was
always controlled by. the Democracy
and this coupled with the great in
fiux of young Republican voters
would place Nye in the Republican
column. After dwelling upon the
sure outlook for victory he thanked
his hearers amid great applause.
The next order of business the
chairman announced was the selec-
ton of names to appear upon the
ballot, which are as follows: DR.. c.
L. Hammond, George w. Summer
field, Jack McQuillan, Cal Shaw,
Dave Holland, A. T. Johnson, ]. S.
Daveler, A. H. Elftman, r. B. Govan,
H. H. Atkinson. Mark Averill, r. B.
Davis, ]. Grant Crumley, Thomas w.
Kendall, James Heaney and Frank
Macy.
w. w. Booth rose to remark that
as we did not want forty-six names
like the Democrats, as they were all
fighting, and that representative men
had been selected, we consider the
names as presented the ones to go on
the official ballot.
P. NJ. Bowler. w. T. Cuddy. w. NJ.
Booth, J. F. Dennis, Robert Pohl and
Wesley ]. Stewart were also nomi-
mated, but asked to be excused on
account of business engagements
preventing their being present. Aft
er vote of thanks to Mr.. Thomas
Kendall for the use of his room the
caucus adjourned.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-05
PERSONAL MENTION

W.. v. Richardson. went over to
Goldfield yesterday. I
Sam Lindsay will return to. his
home at Rhyolite this afternoon.
Lewis Parkhurst and Charles Kir-
chen were in Goldfield yesterday.
]. P. Hennessy returned yesterday
from trip to the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Whitmore of
Goldfield were in Tonopah yesterday.
Jack Timlin left yesterday for Los
Angeles, where he will spend two
weeks vacation.
William Walker returned yester-
day from months trip to Eureka
and other eastern camps.
Miss Helen Dugan and Miss Kate
Wynn returned yesterday from a
months visit to Hot creek.
Tom Risch is back again from the
coast whittier he had accompanied
Mrs. Risch and Mrs. Tom Kendall.
Arthur l.. Kelly leaves this morn
ing for hex, where he will take
charge of lease on the Bass prop
erty.
Miss Potts, who has been the guest
of Evelyn Williams, returns to her
home in Monitor valley this morn
ing.
D. A. Broughel OF the Tonopah and
Goldfield railway has gone to his
home in Connecticut for MONTH
vacation.
c. F. Stevens left yesterday morn
ing for a months vacation which
will be spent at his home in Cornell
New York.
H. ]. Amphlett, who is interested
at hex leaves this morning for Pitts
burg and from there will go to Mic
uaragua, where he will take charge
of mining property.
George A. Bartlett returned from
Reno yesterday morning, where hi
had gone on legal business. In the
dkCCInOOH uS WCHl OtCt " GOluHClu
returning in the evening.
General Superintendent ]. R. Han
lin of the Tonopah and GolGdelt
railway, leaves this morning in hi
private car for Reno, where he goe
on official business.
Mrs. j. H. Morris, wife of Attor
ney Morris, returned from San Fran
cisco yesterday after several months
absence. She was accompanied b
her cousin Mrs. Joe Simon of Sal
Francisco, and she will be the CUES
of the Morris during her stay in thi
city.
F. Percival Oke, of the Souther
Nevada Consolidated Telephone an
Telegraph company, will leave thi
morning for San Francisco and othe
coast cities, where he will spend
month inspecting the latest device
in telephone construction. Durin
his absence he will deliver severs
addresses to different societies o
electrical construction in souther
Nevada.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-05
WOMAN WEIGHED $40 POUNDS.

PITTSBURG. Aug. AFTER suf-
fering for nineteen years from
elephantiasis, Mrs. Anna E. Lynch
died today at her home near Mckee,
port. She weighed $40 pounds.
when first afflicted Mrs. Lyncn
weighed only les pounds.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-05
PUBLlC AUCTION

On August IL. commencing at 10
a. m. and continuing until all articles
are disposed Of. the Tonopah and
Goldheld Railroad company. at their
freight house In this city. will sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der a large quantity OF unclaimed
baggage. all OF which has aceumu-
lated prior 10 January rs. 1898.
J.R. JOHNSON.
7-Si Tot Agent.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-05
CITIZENS HELP
The GOOD CAUSE
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN WILL
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT AT
THEATERs TONIGHT.

Last night the streets of TOnopah
were one mass of surging humanity
People hearing the strains Of music
were drawn from their homes and
others on hearing the fire apparatus
being taken to the center of the city,
hurried down town fearing a confia-
grafton. The Tonopah brass band,
an organization whose members are
always willing to aid in the public
cause were out discoursing music to
attract the crowds SO the speakers
could enlighten them. on what would
happen at the two local theaters to-
night. The volunteers will certainly
reap a good benefit and deserve it,
for there are no more self sacrificing
set of men in a community than the
volunteer firemen. The firemen of
Tonopah are anxious to build gym
nasium and to that end have secured
lease on the theaters, and adding
local talent of high order will fur
nish return to the citizens who con-
tribute to his own interest. The
program as outlined tonight for the
small sum of SO cents is certainly a
good one. The volunteers are keeping
In reserve certain features of the bill
and the surprise in store for those
attending will be novel and pleasing
Turn out tonight and help the fire
ladies.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-05
NAV CARRY REvoLvER.

The board of county commission
ers were in session yesterday. The
time was taken up in inspecting and
allowing the usual monthly bills.
Just prior to adjournment they gave
permission to E. e. Burdick to carry
a revolver. The petitioner recited
to the commissioners that he had
been attacked by dog and he de-
sired to prevent reoccurrence of the
same. The board then adjourned for
a month.