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The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
0f Columbia John joy BdsC1. tr7istee and
lsry J. Watson IS The uukuown heirs OF de-
visees II BENJAMIN Stodiert e 81 Equity No.
ISL Doc 6L-The object z this suit Is 10
declare copiai1ants title perfect hy adverse pos
session % lot Al IN W J. Williams e a. Con-
UiSsoucTs' subdivision of original LOT 3 e al in
square Is. as Der plat In Book " F.. page I9i. Of
the records q the Surveyors Office II the District
q Columbia, situate IN the city Of Washington In
SAID District On motion Of the complainsnts. Il
Is this 3d day Il Decemhe-. i3S. ordered that the
defendants the unknown heirs OF devisecs Of
Rec1anlin Sto1deTt, the unkuCsu hers CT devisees
q John Green. and the unknown heirs Of James s
NoTseu and David Peter. trustees. cause their ap-
IearanCe 60 b. entered herein before the first
rule dag occurring after the expiration q three
months from the DAY 4 the frSt publication Of
this order. otherwise the cause VIII be prcceeded
with az u case q default. Provided copy Of This
C13eT b. published twice a month for three months
h re Washington Law Reporter and The Wash
ing-on Herald before said day. JOB BARNARD
Justice. A the C07y. Test: lSsal.) J. r. YOUNG.
Clerk. BY J. A c. PALMER, Assistant Clerk
de3 l. Jas % fe4Is
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Home Thoughts

From HaTTs-'s Weekly.
Mrs. Knicker-we are TO have a thou
sand-foot skyscraper.
Mrs. Bocker-I suppose that means that
Henry viii be detained at the Office FIVE
hundred feet later
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Our Lnngungp

From the Chicago Record-He-ald
Glad 10 see you. old man
Thanks I'm glad we happened 70
meet Where are you located now"
I'm in the new ClOud-TickIer Building
-ninety-eighth floor. Drcp in and see me
some time when you're passing
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-PORuON OR ENTIRE FORTY
I've sGes; vicinity soldiers Home and University
Of Amerlca; Immediately adjoining improved sec
uO1. laCd absolutely ne from -Ocks undertrush
&C. and TipC for improvement O- building ouerti5n
For particulars, address WASHINGTON SUBUR-
BAN DEVELOPMENT co, . PARK Row. New
York deE-7t
II YOC WANT To BUY a MARYLAND FARM
suburban home see Us or send for latest buIIeta
Marion Duckert q Son, 635 + NV.
uhlT-H
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COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER

BROMIDE ENLARGING. Blue AND BLACK
ron patent prints, drawings ard lantern sidgs.
ccn1-nerclal plotCgrzpEGE
Il A. FAENHA1I. Sc St ~.
Eesl90t mUE
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER. AND BUHDER.
1oool1g promptly executed at sho-t notice croo
Poslal WI CAL esrillates chee-fully given " q
GOODWIN. 7s5 s. nx ir2.e. SIS
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

DON'T BUY NEW ONES: BRING TIE ON
umbrellas 70 u.s. make them as g0cd as new. siIs
umbrella for S. n 4 PHILPITT, 81 L s. ".
Uc5-s9tmWs
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

FOUR YOUNG LADIES:
a rzre opportunity O. see tie Orient inexpensive
y. Fer particulars a55-ess Y, Head oi-e. Tor
1ue week jzS6
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NEW PIANOS
aT
STOCh-TAkING PEICESl

FOR SALE-I MITCHELL i YALE. I CURTIS.
and Indian u-1c-crclss- easy terms also 20 raf-
e NlusloT INK skates. cheap sls 9th So. ur. la57t
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FOR SALE
BEATTTFTI HTUnVNG TnTS IN
FOR ShIE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE HOUSES. RENTING FOR sss2 A
New TC-k ave uSTr
IN GEORGETOWN GROOM BRICK: FURNACE
heat: porcelain bath: ID 20 date IN every particu-
lar: cheap 20 quick buyeE ]. {. SHOEMAKER
Agent. SIS 18Th ST. Nv nas-a
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C, MOVED
with care packing and shipping a specialty
kRlEG'S EXPRESS, ~ q =. CIV. Phone Main
Eoi1 auZSts
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GRAPEOPBONES AND PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS II SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
phones: lo-in- disc records 65c: cylinder recuras
iSe; guarantesd EoBERTSON's, Isle 7th ~.
uoI9Et
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WANT ADS I" The Washington Herald Bring Results
~ az Z %40O A Trial Viii the sserton
FOR RENT--ROOMS.
FURNISHED.
III IN nYKh

lSo3 " ST Nw.-FR0NT ROOM FOR TWO:
/ all modem convenienoas h7t
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FURS.
TYPEWRITERS.

HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR sALE-COUPE ROCKAWAY. N EXCEL
lent condition; By private party. IiL5 Eye S. nw.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TIRES. ALL 0fAKES-
Cr1corn, Hartford. HessleT and c-shion tres
goar2nteed foE ole year. Expert bicycle repair DE-
partnenL C. VERNON HALL. GA & NJ
Eul2-SE-eod
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ITSTICE RARNARn.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. &SS. Loveiay IS To7eisv, r.le 20 show
cause. Attcr-e~. u. 3. Re.ly.
No Eea Yates vs. Yates e Al: rgfe-rnce 70
eIauliner- AttoIeys. " Z Ambrose and J. L
SIlIth-Lecus. Fulton < Cox
NJ. 25si2 Drilary ~ WaEcmsu- terms q sale
- lots e 20 g. block IS. Woodley Pa-x. modified
AttC-ueys Maddox & GatIey
No. SSs5 Columbus Is Columbus et al. Czm-
Plaiuaut ordered % ray counsel fee 70 solicito-:
divorce @ viB- nat ordered Attcrneys. Il ..
hiuhall-A- 4 I5rsc1znb and G. g Cse-tuan.
NJ. z5115 Bat-inezu vs.. 0'Gradv e al. decree
arTointinE receivers. bcr6 Sa0oo and awarding
fund % complainant; apreal. Attorneys. J. C.
Fsy-T. n. Robesor-
No. EsLS Andersen y CAPITAL Auto Sightseeing
Company; order appointing reCeiro-- bond- $ 600.
Attorneys, = r. Behreuds-L. Il David
No. &ol6 Hemmsriy Is HemmeTly e al: refer
enos 70 examiner ard Pacs Obs-lin appointed to
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AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY

LEARN TELEGRAPHY-RATI.w WIRES ARE
cut into DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE, cor 9th and NV for students
use; positions secured. Cali or send for FREE
booklet. Why Lean Telegaphyg" deaw.stf
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Equity suit.
Lawsuits.

No 2s2so Edward DriscoI e al Is Mar Dris-
coll et al; partition Attorney. Charles Bendhetn
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


7 a - w III
How al the adFzrtis1ueuts q Suburban
Real Estate Rad; how hey az say In
the beautiful CEEFT CHASE SEC
TON y "Nelr CHEFE CHASE" cr
"Atdition 20 CHEVY CHASE" or 80
many s1uGrss 1rC1 CHEVY CHASE"
C "cn che CHEVY CHASE lire." They
a. TeTo-vc ar5uad the nam Exis-CHEVY
CHASE. They al eldeaTGr 70 make yuu
think that tls-r properly Is II s1-ne way
relateC o CHEVY CHASE. thus uuooa-
sciousy paving humzEe % the QUEEN
OF WASHINGTON 3 SUBURBS
NOW THEN
Why not h-y prJ1CrJy At CHEVY
CHASE Tatle- thsu NEAR CHEVY
CHAsEF Lots from 6 ceuts psE SQUARE
tOot 70 81 cents per square f1ot-frum X53
lo1 Cp-Sl1O q more cash and snail
monthly psynErts. Prices are steadily ad-
Tsncng. Buy now Z yca want 20 zst tie
bsne1t q lie increased value. Il s s1re
% Couc
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc.
52S 18th 1t, NV.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
deI1-E
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS

We COLLECT NOTES RENTS. GOVERNMENT
Claims settle estates Law business IN al c0crtA
No charge unless successful Phone -s55
FULLER AGENCY. Rccm L, lis s.
GFI3 u -
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DECORATORS.

EASTERN DECORATING Co. 1867 9Th ST. NV.
-LoEest prices; es-tmates freei samples; wo-k-
'-SnsalP hEsi-e-sSs 5zlS1t
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ASTR0LOGY.

tIND YOUR LUCKY DAYS. YEARS. TWPOR-
tsut events q iife from AiAIE. RITA astrol0ze-.
Tal1list card reader Il2I sth s. nv uo4- .ssso.
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SPIRITUALISM.

PUBLIC CIRCLES HELD on MONDAY AND
daily. IS Il s.. ~ delsyr
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Circuit Court No. L,

JUSTICE BARNARD
Assignments fer January Il. IsJ9-
Nc 2I& Har5enstein IS Capital Traction Con-
pany- Attorneys J. 7. ThCmas-R- r Perry & son,
and G. T. Dunlop.
10. Is. Kins0lring IS. Keruan e al Attorneys,
Tucker & Kenyon and E s. Bailey-Hsmilton, Col
bert, YerSes & Hamilton.
No. s. Apple administrator u Capital Trac-
tion Company. Att0rueys. Leckie. Fulton & Cox
r Z. Perry & Son and G. 7. DrR5p.
10. 81 johnson Coanty Savings Bank Men
dell et al. Attorneys. T. l. JefCrds-W. r White.
No. 30 Same Butler et al Attorneys. sazas
Nc. IL Sane IS. Rems5urg. Attorneys sane.
Circuit Court No. =
JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Assignments for January Il 1870:
No. SIS. Hawks IS Brown e al Attorneys, A
S NorthiEEton-Tuc & kenyCn.
No. rs Fox Is LACY. Attorneys. p. H Nar-
slali-WoE & RosCuberC-
No g. Mitchell Company Is. Norfolk and Wash
ng,on Steamboat Company. Attorneys @. L Simms
Browne. Browne & Peelle.
No Isa- Quinn Washington Railway and Elec-
TIC Company Attorneys q Z. Hanes and Z. h
Jaczson-C- 4 Douglas and G. P Hoover
No l5L Corbin rs Dawson Attorneys. ". J.
Lambert and r. T. Yeatman-W. Z Ambrose
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WANT ADS l" The Washington Herald Auays Pay
" az [10O Cent a Word-DaIy and Sunday.
RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL bLLE LINZ
EVERY OTHER HOUR On TIE ODD HOUR"
TO PAlLADELP6IA AND -AEM HOkk;;
90 q. n Diner, Pullman ParloT-
" a n Observation ParicT. kfEe-n01r tain
~ a. m Dl1eT and Pullman FarioT Car.
~ 90 A. n Diner and Pullman ParlOr Car
y 90 y n Diner and Pullman PariOr Car.
sW ?. u Eogsl Limited AL Pullman ShocE.
z % p N Coaches 70 philadelphia.
510 p n Diner and Pullman PsriOr.
% p 70. Coaches 20 Philadelphia
Y u night Sieepers 70 New IoTk.
~ g. n SleeIeTs 10 Philadelphia & New YORK.
80 ATLANTIC CITY. z % 's1s. iu19 a N. Tl1o.
TO BALTIMORE.
kVERT HOUR on TIE HOUR"
-. tMeek o1Ts % q. NJ 70 ~ 90 ?. NJ
q, ~ 1880, $50. TO- I'D, eO. so, 40.
g. io 90. u 90 a. n, .l219 noon fI21s. 100
81 ~ 20. 90, ra0. fS9o ga. 'l91o 'l0-S
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. IN -5SG . n
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE.
70 q. n. : 60 ,. n. sl2.fQ night.
FIFIsBURG. 's.l0 q. n. ~. T9d0 2. n sR3o
CLEVELAND. -s.e ,. n.
COLUMBUS. go = n
N4,II WHEELING. $40 q. NJ. $50 D n
MtNInk Isl TX, f510 a. u. %. $50 y n
80 ,HsEDERiCk. 20, Ts:i9, s9.i5 a n, s. % Tias.
HAGERsTowN, 1910 a. n. $50
x - AssNNAt M OLlS y 1850 1925 Noon. r 2. 80.
.Gssly. fExcTf Sunday. SUNDAY only.
LL-l1EfHDNk-S al ali The following Tckst o.
nces' l4H g & nv. Main l5sl, 6ls PguusylTsuia
Sse.. NAN .: New Union Station Ticket Or1ce.
A@lH 9SS0; Information Bureau. Main 80.
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Equity Court No. ?.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. 1875. Parker et al rs Mitchell e al; order
Authorizing trustees 70 sell real estate Attorneys.
Bates WarTen-tso-511 & Gordon
No. aSO2s FIrst National Bsnk q Io~a CITY -
O'B-ier. 10 coufeSso ouCeTed- Attorney, L. P
Loving
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06

II TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II Col-u,la. holding Probate CJu-t- Estate q
Annie = Br1E-. deceased No L5i60 Aduiuis-ra-
t1a DOcket 5S-Tle Inclination as % the rri1I q
The Issues this cS- relating 90 the validity q the
PAPER writing dated the sth day of May 1901 rs,r-
Porting % b. the last VIII and testament of ANNE v
Brown. deceased. having bee1 rcGr1el as 70 Mary
+. LsscIe. Michael 2. C-arcy William Coakley.
Jane, j. C1akiey. and Daniel Coaklev not % be
f1-ud" r. IS ttis fth dav = J1uuarv 1913 ordered
that tls Issues D. - d5vu fr- trial o2 the 18Th
DAY OF FEBRUARY. E.9. and that this orte-
ard the Slis-ancc - said issues shan be published
Cnce wees f-r sorr weeks In the Washington Law
Reporter and rUice a week for the sane period in
The Washington He7ald The Substance q said
Issues IS whether sal1 TapeT writing Tas cNeIted &C
co7iaE 20 law; whether said paper writing vas r-o-
clred by fraud undus influence OF by drress and
whether sad teSr2rTiN was Of un=0uDd mind on
May 5th. 1871 WRIGHT. Justice. Attest. lSealJ
JAMES TANNER. Register cf Wills for the Dis
t-sct of Columbia, Clera u the Probate Cos.-t
EDWIN L WILSON. Attcrney- ja62l3l602Z. %
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

4 YOUNG NAN WHO INVITES CLOSEST
personal Investigation. desires % fnd a party
who can furnish sl97o0 to finance a proposition
which Is both safe and probable in one of the
most prosperous Sou1hs-n cities Address SOUTH
ERN'' Herald osfrp
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CLOTHES CLEANED & PRESSED.
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER THAN TO HAVE
your suits pressed and repaired At ED. MILLER s
81 New York ave. suits d-y Cleaned and pressed
&C. Phi y. 9S2-M su7-9lt-fsv
IN ORDER TO KEEP OUR REGULAR EY
ployes bSSy during the summer months Quots:
Parts spoaged pressed -I5el skirts pressed &c 70 5oe
Suits sponSed pressed Fa Ladies suits ps'd 50 70 IS
suits sseameieaned.-9osS Skirts stean-eeaned--.I
:. Z. GREEN CO. sls TO SIS 18Th 81
sy1-S w-f9Ct
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO.
iu-hil holding PROBATE Cu1rt Estate Of Helen
" Apul-. deceased No lS9 A1uiri~-ratior
l'o-sat- ArT-ieatio- having been n-s5e he-e- To-
T-ftGte ~ the lsst VII snf testament n sad de-
ctseL and f- letters tes-szre-ta-y 90 said csta-e
ty r. Hl-1- Jackson. % IS ordered this s-h dav
~ Ia-uary. A. T. lse thar Isu7e--e Aprle- ard
al others cT-C1--ad ETuCg- iu z1id ClurI or MON
DAY he s-h day ~ Feh7-arr. A. u. Ise. a. %
c7r6 O. r.. t1 snow clG=e why Trch s-pli-zti1r
should not - -arcei. Lc- ua-ice hereof D. pub
l~hsl IN tae Washirs-o-. Ls-r Repo-te- ard TIE
Washiur--1 H5-a-E orce f1 each 0f -h-es Successive
T-tzs before fLs return day he7eiu ue1-i1red the
---s- publication % ~ nj leSs than thirty DAYS
before saIi return DAY WRIGHT Justice At
test- lSeaL1 JAMES TANNER Register of WIS
ser The Distinct n Columtia. Clers of the PROBATE
Court 2 HILTON JACKSON. Attorney. ya6IsD
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BIRDS, DOGS, RABBITS. &c.
We ARE BOOKING CHRISTMAS ORDERS
Tor white Eskimo and other dogs; also singing
c1rares. parrots. gold6shes. cats. rabbits. rosts
70 Ieth St -
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

SURE YOC WANT YOUR PICTURE FOR
Christmas Now IS the time. and HOWARD
Photographer, Ilo9 Pa ave nv, is the place Al
81 pictures $ 70 those Mentioning this paper
ocl4-w.f S-tf
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TO THE LADIES.

RENE VELV ETA. new cream fox the COMPLEX
ion; als9 shampooing and haiTdressisg sreciaitr.
diss Cadman. IS IIth St. DE. Phone NJ 81, 70 s.
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MOVING AND STORING.

WHY PAY MOREY WE STORE FOR 10 A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. ns-so-
60 10th St nE- Phone Main % sei2-ESc
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OSTRICH FEATHERS.

OSTRICH FEATHERS CURED DYED AND
cleaned; feather boas; specially On white uluues
MADAME GARET. l5ZS y. Y. ave. Nv.
uoI-sG.Swf
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WANTED-ROOMS.
CAFES.
TABLE BOARD.

EXCELLENT MEALS SERVED
A. AT 26. TIE Plaza. Washington Circle y 81
IOU can receive excellent home cookfng az Art. >
Tie Cunbsrlaad. 0z- foeA Is r=s5z=ly e,noked AID
vel seazlaed. Phone North 6Sa aI-5ot
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
The 'Newtown Bee Newtown, Friday, July 2a, 1909.
Bethel.
CORNER STONE LAYING.

CORNER STONE LAYING.
 The corner stone of the new St Thomas Episcopal church will be laid with appropriate ceremonies on Saturday, July "A. The services will take place at 2.S0 in the after noon. Rev storrs O. Seymour, D. D., president of the standing committee of the diocese of Connecticut, will, in the absence of Rt, Rev Bishop chauncey Brewster, perform the ceremony of laying the stone. An- other of the speakers will be Rev George W. Davenport, rector of St James church, nanbury, represent ing the mother church" for st Thomas parish, formerly belonged to St James parish.
 Miss Bertha Geaves of Boston is the guest of Miss Julia Wortnan of Fleetwood avenue.
 Dr Harold B. Judd of New York City has been the guest Of relatives in town.
 MT ard Mrs Edward Guidley of Perth Ambcy, N. J., has been the guests of MT and Mrs James Durant of Elizabeth street.
 Mrs Leroy Stone, in company with her brother-in-law and sister, Dr and Mrs H. L. Ross, of Canaan is spending a few weeks in the Adiron- dacks.
 The lawn party given Friday evening by the Knights of King Arthur on the lawn of G. G. Durant was a great success. The grounds were finely illuminated by strings of electric lights. Ice cream, cake, candy, punch and pop corn were sold at various parts of the grounds, A band O: twelve pieces dispensed music and auto riding was one of the popular amusemenis of he eve eliLg.
 The Misses Agnes Williamson Jennie Mansfield, Evelyn Mackenzie and Resale Ohler :pent Sunday with friends in South Kent.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
Wo0dbury.
NEWS .4RSELY TOLD.

MT and Mrs Jesse Minor and daughter, Janet, visited at Mrs C. J. Minors over Sunday.
 Miss Louise Curtiss entertains the Sunshine society, this week.
 Rev MT Seymour of the Methodist church exchanges 'pulpits with Rev Charles F. Underwood on Sunday.
 The South, church gives lawn fete on the evening of the 18th.
 Mrs A. w. Mitchell in entertain ing her brothers family.
 The Fresh Air children to the number of about 20 arrive in town, this week.
 MT and Mrs Stanley w. Munsell and son have been spending a few days in Winchester.
 The North church is being cleaned this week.
 One of o'lr young ladies won a prize at Quassapaug for having the highest score at the bowling alley.
 Alden Salmons is visiting his grandparents, MT and Mrs John Salmons.
 Mrs K. Parker and Mrs Elizabeth New Haven, last week.
 Miss Edith Allen is visiting at Heman Beardsley's in Roxbury.
 Miss Mary Goodman of New Ha- ven was visiting friends in town, last week.
 Mrs Lucinda A. Treat has gone to Orange for the summer.
 Mrs William Aiken and Mrs Joseph Redervats were recent guests of their parents, MT and F. R. Ford.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
New Milford.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Misses Alphild and Angeline. Anderson of Chestnut Land paid a visit to Brookfeld last week. spending Sunday there. While there they enjoyed the two plays given by the Y. P. s. c. E.. in which their two cousins. Misses Inez and Ellen Anderson. took impOr- tant parts. They returned home Monday noon.
 Mackerel are cheap Nice fat ones 5c and 10c each; in pails $1. At Farm CTS Trading Co.
 That Special deal is on for one more week, ending July "A. Six pounds best sugar 25c, 1-2 pound each of fine tea and coffee, all for soc cash. Will sub stitute other groceries. At Farmers Trs ding Co.
 Elegant decorated dishes given with pound of fine tea or 25c coffee, at Farm CTS Trading Go.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
LOCAL DRAMATlCS
  For the Benefit of St Roses.

The st Roses Dramatic Club will give an entertainment next Thursday night, July IS. for the benefit of St.Rose's church. The following program will be presented under the direction of Edward Pltzschler;: I piapo Selection, 1.-The Voice of the
 Morning" MISS hargueIl'e niIpiLuo 9 "THE WRECK OF sTEBBINS PRIDE"
 IA comedy in two acts.l
 Characters:
 E,bro;r, stobbins. Edward s. Pitzschler hp,,nId asip paa.,1or William Driscoll Pnbort p6hot naaH aan0i' Harry Bradley
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16

Mir Smithson, James Blake Ruth Stebbins, Miss Esther McQuade Agatha Stebbins. Miss Margaret Grove 3. Song,
 4. Vaudeville Sketch. "The Man With the
 Hod.'
 Characters: Timothy Clancy. Edward S. Pitzschler Cordelia Clancy, Miss Lena Blake The curtain will rise at 8oclock sharp so come early and get good seat. Reserved seats may be purchased at the store of Henry Rupf in Newtown and at Finch's store in Sandy Hook. General admission 25c. Reserved seats 35c. Dancing to follow.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16

The date of the annual sale under the auspices of the ladies of the Con gregatlonal church has been fixed TOT Wednesday, August Il. Mr slaiby, the dealer in Oriental goods, IS to be present again, this year.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
RoxbllrY.

Mrs Clayton B. squires and children have been spending two weeks in, New Haven with Mrs SQuires' parents. MT Squires spent Sum- day there. returning home with his family on Monday morning
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.

The place to buy it is French's, in Bethel. You'll find it for all the fam fly.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-16
Quaker's Farms.

See the adv. of George F. Scott on Page 10.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-23
STOCK BREEDERS MEET.
Program for Twenty First Annual Ses-
sion Completed.

The twenty-frst annual meeting or
the Kansas Improved Stock Breeders
association, which will be held in To-
peka, January 1912, promises to be one
of the very best that this great associa-
ton has yet held. The program is
brimful of interest and includes the
names of practical men, men Who do
things
President H. ]. Waters of the State
Agricultural college, who has a national
reputation as a careful experimenter in
animal nutrition, will discuss Feeding
Problems Senator H. w. Avery, who
owned the great Percheron sire, Bril-
liant Sd, and who is the Oldest Perch
eron breeder in the west, will discuss
the new stallion law. M A. Smith of
Cawker City, owner of Myron McHenry
2:151a, will tell about light horses. DR..
L. E Sayre of the State university, has
a most important paper on poisonous
plants, with special reference to the
loco plant.
A. H. Saunders. editor of the Breed
ers' Gazette, and H NJ. Hill of Lafon-
tame, have been invited to discuss the
Shorthorn. c. l.. Carter, secretary of
the Southwest Missouri Breeders as
ISOLATION. Cabool, presents "a Success
full Fair Without Race" DR. F. S.
Schoenleber, state veterinarian, dis
cusses Hog Cholera Serum" ]. H.
Carnahan of Clay Center, on the
Breeder and Banker"
Robert H. Hazlett, owner of the
famous Hartford Herefords, will present
the merits of that breed. J. A. Clifford
Of Beloit, who knows horses, will talk
on this always interesting subject. H.
n. Holdeman of Meade tells of success
with the Holstein-F ,riesian DR.. D. NJ.
Campbell of Topeka discusses oppor-
tunities for breeders of dairy stock.
I. A. Borman, president of the Kan
sas State Dairy association and high
authority On the subject, will discuss
Farm Dairying." J. F. Axten of New
ton presents Alfalfa Meal as the Ideal
Feed" ]. M. Rodgers of Beloit will be
here with good paper.
DR.. o. w Wolf of Ottawa, member
of the. state board Of agriculture, will
represent the State Veterinary Medical
association on this program DR.. F. G..
King of the State Agricultural college.
will tell how best to care for the brood
SOW. Theo w. Morse of Kansas City
will present his side of the case. The
types needed by the packers will. be
discussed by w. H. Weeks of Kansas
City and NJ. B. Irwin of st. Joseph.
! Governor Stubs will give the address
of welcome on Monday evening
The state board of agriculture will
hold its REGULAR annual meeting begin
ming at O'Clock p. m. on Wednesday,
January II.
H. c. Dawson's Sons of Endicott,
Neb.. will hold a sale of their big Ex-
pansion Poland-Chinas at the state fair
grounds. Topeka. on the afternoon of
Thursday, January 49, 1870
Everybody is invited and whosoeyer
will may come.
Address I. D. Graham, Secretary. To-
peka. Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-23
MRS. MARTIN TO FIGHT.
Mother of Ocey Snead Will Resist Ex-
tradition to New Jersey.

New York. Dec. 2s-Although Mrs.
Caroline B. Martin: mother of Ocey
Snead, has been indicted with her two
sisters for the murder of the East
Orange bath tub victim, the New Jer-
sey authorities have not obtained pos
session of Mrs. Martin and she is de-
termfned not to be taken from New
York state without a fight.
Today her attorney, Colonel Robert ]
Hare, announced that he would at once
take steps for bringing habeas corpus
proceedings to test the strength of the
case against his client. Some of the
evidence which was presented to the
grand jury in support of the charge
that a plot existed against Mrs Ocey
Snead. became known today An i'm
portant point was made in the presen-
tation of documentary and other evil
dence to show that letters written by
Mrs. Snead to her absent husband,
Fletcher Snead, were unmailed and that
his letters to her were intercepted.
Meanwhile it was alleged, the sick wo-
man was told that her husband was
dead and that she had nothing to live
for.