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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27

tWeetheart pierced her loft sung 10 ls
".HeNed. however by the attending
physicians that she may recover
She ia The daughter nj j. u Rooney.
roo foreman Zoo the %. s.. J.. machine
SHOPS She lived in the rear of tho
delaware r0ominFhouse. while hor
Iatner and brother lived in tho
oomlnghouec. no was at the girls
home the tragedy occurred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
PROVO DRUG STORE ROBBED.
Robbers Enter Through Window and
Rife Cash Register.

Provo. Apu 90 Tho smoot nrIe 80 ire
was robbed last night thieves eutor.nn
through "a rear window. They to1E
nothing except money as Par as has
been discovered and mo- destruction I'd
property marked their visit Tho cash
register was tapped Ton 81. au Do cont
talned otter which the thieves escaped
Tho officers believe BE- Co have beeu tho
work uf boys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
SENATOR PAT MoCARREN
LEARNS SOMETHING

New York Aprl 2I.-Although "a
Speculation in Wall street for many
years State Senator Patrick a. McCar-
rem of New York has learned SOME
thing hC ana NOT know before about
high finance. when thc receiver f0r
the demnct brokerage nrm of Ennis a.
atoppunl called on him Tor "A settlement
of hiH accounts 0f $4,000 tho senator
said be- would pay tho amount If the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
rENnEREp I. 5. IrpcEsnIp.

Washington. April 27.-Ellwo0d e..
Hughes. for 20 years lawyer OF Scat
tie. has been rendered by President Taft
an appointment TO the newly ceatel
fedcal judgeship in Washington state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27

Adana, Asiauc Turkey. April 21.-CNia
COMMUNICABLE Bev. Herbert
Adams Gibbons of Hartford. Conn. a
missionary OF the American board of
Tarsus. was an eve witness 90 the
scenes Of terror and destruction at the
center OF the Moslcm uprising He
gives as follows the first graphic story
OF the series of massacre, rapine and
incendiarism.
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OFFICEEs ARREsTEn-

constantinople, April l7-Flfty Turk
lsh officers have been arrested al
Erzeroum by their troops and dispatch
ed under escort 10 Trebizond
The exact significance OF this action
Us yet not clear, but Il Is said Il means
the beginning of a revolt OF the pro-
officers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
FIRED SULTAN S

London. April 27,--A dispatch received
here by Exchange Telegraph company
from ConstantinOpls SAYS troops un,
der command OF Young Turk Of
hcers ured the sultan's palace las
night and took his majesty prjsonsr
Later, closely guarded. he was removed
20 the Cheraghan palace on the Bos-
phOrus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27

London, April PA dispatch from
cpustantnople by news agency SAYS
rumcrs are current I'M the Turkish caDi-
tai thar Abdul Hamid is dead rho
troops who are said 10 have taken ninl
from the palace last night found him
unconscious on the floor in an innrr
room OF the hauem
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27

Your Advertisement IN the "News-
win he Carried 10 People Who Arc
ABLE TO BUY.
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The matter Of ih' routing Of ship
The Newtown bee., 1909-06-25
The NewtoWn Bee.
New Fairfield
Newtown. Friday, June 25, 1909,
MRS CARoLINE GERoW INJUREp.

MRS CAROLINE GERoW INJURED.
 Mrs Caroline Ger0w, ,Pn aged wom- an living in CenterVille. by making q mlsstep, fell from her doorstep and broke thy hone in her hir, on ErlGay,
 II. II. Wlldm.n and Andrew Ky. vault have had sheep killed by dogs recently.
 A town official reports that in 20. in% through the tOwr he has seen dogs without collars, dogs with col- lars and without tags, dogs with col- lars and tags, and dogs with collars and last years tags,
 Mrs John F. Myers of Newtown spent a part of last week with Mrs Henry Backer, and called on other friends in town.
 There is bet pending between Sam Brown of Stevens Street, Dan bury, and Jerry Mcclure of this place, as to which will have the best garden this season. Anyone wno has ever seen MT MeGuire's gardens, will
 The date of the Loyal Temperance Legion en'era aiament and silver medal contest has been set for July Z, Friday evening, at the Congre- gational church. All rlen,pers of the L. T. L., are requested to meet at the church at the church at 2 D. m., Tuesday, June 20, for rehearsal and drill in the march. Children and members of the Legion will be ad- mitted to the entertainment free. Adults will be asked an admission of 10c to defray expenses and purchase supplies for the work. Will all par ents and friends lend a hand in the interest of our boys and girls?
 MT and Mrs William Boerum of Sherman called on friends in this place on Monday
 Miss Edith Ritton of Danbury is enjoying the ozone laden breezes at the hilltop home of MT and Mrs Jerry Mcclure.
 The Board of Selectmen and School Visitors held meeting at the Town hall on Tuesday evening. not have any doubt US to who will be the winner. He is DOW picking the finest berries to be found anywhere.
 George Stevens is making Charles Curtis house and farm buildings look spick aud spsu in new coat of paint he is putting on
 Howard Barnum if Danbury visit ed a friend in this place on Sunday night.
 MT and Mrs ". J. Barrett of Dan bury visited their parents on Sun aay.
 Ernest Stevens is putting the fin ishjng coat on a new three spring wagon which he has built for a party | in Danbrry.
 William Lansidel of Great Plain is spending the week at F. c. Durgy's. |
 Miss Mary Erickson of Brookfield was the guest of Mrs Emeline Cor ham, a rart of last week.
 Ephriam Foster caught seven trout, one day recently, which weighed over five pounds.
 George Stevens and Mrs Georgi- anna Durgy were callers at Mrs Vat lace's, on Sunday. A
The Newtown bee., 1909-06-25

lovely in face, form and temper are the envy of many, who might be like them. A week, sick'y woman will be
 nervous and irritable. Constipation or kidney poisons show in pimples,
 blotches. skin eruption and a wretchsd complexion. For all such, Electric Bitters work woldels. They regulate stlm3ch liver and kidneys, purify the blood; give strong nerves, bright eyes, pure breath, smooth, vel vety skin, lovely complexion. Many charming women owe their health and beauty to them. soc at R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis &Co., Sandy Hook; P.J. Garvin, Beth ell; L. Goulett. Stevenson; Ii. W. Os- borne, Easton: w. B. Hawley, Sher- man; Smith Bros, Cornwall Bridge; Conner, Bros., Georsetown; R. F. Smith, West Cornwall; s. J. Black msn, Hawleyville; G. W. Hurlburt < Co.,, Ro1bury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; C. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; w. N. Noble, New Milford; B. H. Beardsley, New Preston; Wetterau 6 Williams, Washington Depot; Harry Brown, Southbury; c. P. Williams, South Britain; Perkins Bros., War ren; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Pen- field & Craig, Stepney Depot.
The Newtown bee., 1909-06-25
WOMEN WHO ARE ENVIED.

Those attractive women who are
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Bantam.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES.
 Rev MT Newton of New London conducted services on Wednesday night, and also on Friday night, in the Baptist church, assisted by the l.ev R. H. Ligate from New Haven, pastor of the Baptist church here, who wife is boarding with George Burgoyr.
 Prof Peabody was in town last week #
 Rev c. H. Beers is entertaining his father and mother from Brook lyn. MT Beers, Sr., who recently was seriously sick, is still in feeble health. A
 The baseball team gave dance in the Hall, Friday night. "
 The guild of St PauPs church met with Mrs F. Seeley, Thursday after noon.
 Herman Foster is expected to con- duct services in the Methodist church, Sunday morning.
The Newtown bee., 1909-06-25

Charles Hinrnan, inside watchman; Frank Anderson, banker; George l.. Minos. Asst. council commander; Patrick Brown, sentinal.
 John H. Prout visited friends in Waterbury, Saturday and Sunday.
 James Daily of Havernill, Mass, has taken a position with the Dia- mond Match Go.
 A number of the young people of Southford attended the dance at Quaker Farms, Friday evening.
 Miss Ex ella King mas comple' ed her studies at the Notre Dame acodemy.
 John 5. King and family spent Sunday at Lake Quassapaug, also MT and Mrs John Mahoney.
The Newtown bee., 1909-06-25
Southf0rd.
SOUTHPORT WANTS A POSTOF-
 FICE,

SOUTHPORT WANTS A POSTOF-
 FICE.
 Dear Editor: In your valuable pa per of June IT there was quite an article in the Southford items in re- gard to the improvements and other matters which have taken place in Southford. The writer of that ar ticle did right in praising up the goed roads which have been made, as good roads are in improvement to any town. But there are other matters just as important. Why is it that the residents of Southford cannot have a postoffice? Cant rhe business men of Southford get their heads together and arrange to have good mail service which is of vital Importance to. every man, woman and child in this town? It seems in or der to have a good, hotel in town that there should be a good post office also. There is business enough in this town and there is no reason why we should not have an up-to- date mail service. If this matter was taken up in the right way and the business men of Southford should go to the proper authorities and show them that there can be building secured here in Southford and also find a reliable party to be post master there is no reason in the world why we could not get post office.
 In the ball game which was played between the Diamond Match Go. and the Waterbury Buckle Co.'S team of Waterbury the Match Co.'S. team won by score Of ' to 6.
 On June 26 the Diamond Match Co s. team plays H. P. & E. E. Days team of Seymour on the grounds of the Match Co at 3 D. m.
 The Diamond Match Co.'S team plays Company E. of Quaker Farms on July 3 on the grounds of the Match Co. at 3 p. m.
 The Woodmen of the World had their regular meeting in Minors hall on Friday evening, June iS, and elected the following officers; George Brown, council commander; Walter Lamson, sentinal commander;
The Newtown bee., 1909-06-25

Bridgeport hospital, is expected to be able to be removed to the home of .1is so- in Grange County. N. Y., tnis week.
 Miss Carrie Johnson has returned to her home at Rutherford, N. J., after spending several weeks with he, sister, Mrs Wisner. Mrs John Osborne, a niece, returned home with her
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lattsville.
HOYDEN'S HILL.

} MT and Mrs Louis Goldstein well comed little girl, Saturday. s-
 MT and Mrs L. A. Jennings and MT and Ms Clifford Jennings attend ed the meeting of the Ministers As- sociation, last Friday afternoon, at Lees CtlIcl.
 The La lies Ali. society of the Cen. ter Street Methodist church had a pleasant afternoon, last Wednesday at Mrs E. B. Sherwood's, and a fair attendance of about 30 was present. About s4.50 was added to the treas ur.
 MT Ford, who has been in .he
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Tashua.
NEWSY NOTES.

Mrs c. Curtis and Miss Julia Plumb have been resent guests at Mrs l.. N. Mallett's.
 Miss Ruth N. Mallette, in con- pany with her uncle. George L.. Sterling, of New York, sailed on the steamer Barbarossa of the North German Lloyd line, Saturday, June @, fir Bremen, Germany. They will visit France. England and other countries, returning home in August
The Newtown bee., 1909-06-25
Lyons Plains.
NEWS HEREABOUTS.

Eli Wakeman is having his cellar concreted.
 Mrs Philip Gerhardt has pur- chased a horse from Fred Davis.
 Sunday was children's Day at the Norfeld church.
 Charles Tyler, IT,, has bought a small farm in East)n. ~ Miss Ivy Hendershot is spending hel vacation in Fairfield this sum- mer.
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Easton.
REV GILBERT CAMPBELL CALL
 ED TO LOCAL PASTORATE.

REV GILBERT CAMPBELL CALL
 ELI TO LOCAL PASTORATE.
 At church meeting held on Snn3 day .fter the morning service the Re Gilrert Campbell was called to occupy the pulpit at the Congrega- tional church for the remainder of this. year. MT Campbell will spend 8 few weeks n the west with his parents before taking up his duties in this place.
 The social, which was to have been held this week, is p"stponed fol time.
 A son was born, last week, to MT and Mrs Howard W. Sullivan of Bridgeport.
 Miss M. W. Jennings spent few lays, last week, with J. z. Mellen.
 Miss Frances Fanton of Bedding was home over Sunday.
 The degree team of the Grange wis ted Cannon Grange, Friday even Ing.
 Mrs H. W. 'Ocborn spent a few days with her father in Bridgeport,
 Miss A. F. Nichols closed her school, Friday with appropriate ex- ercises, which were well attended by the patrons and friends of the school Cake ard cream were served at the close of the program. Miss Nichols will spend few days in Spring gfield before going to her home in Sunnyfeid, Mass.
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Announcements of Bethel Business Men. No Better Time
It's Our Work

to properly, accurately and promptly fill prescriptions. We use the greatest care in so doing and our prescription department methods ,are designed,to this end after much study and experience. The quality of our drugs and chemicals is of the very highest and their freshness and effectiveness the best. We appreciate the importance of even the smallest details and guard against any imperfections.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-24
Gannoa's critics SricasIdiff.

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Die nWailretonio" uno anoere be.
fonnte Sdiffe boute.
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600 ans 800 franf.

Nem Sopen, @onn., %. Nlt0.
Ser IronSportoompier yMeaoe, "
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li6lolooteu Gonnecticut's aus ocu Mo.
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@ofe sur 9elugeruug pom Bolton
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frontier in Solge beS oreitGQigcn
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tHoiicrS, ouS c8 in Sen prohibitions.
@e8cnoeu ouSihlieBIid 5u trinfen
CAB, mo Der olcr 9ei6reibung ipot.
tenoen miiernblen Serpflegrng. Die
2cllte mlBten entweber nGbreno 0cs
9PonOper8 fronf nod Sollie 9eid,idt
Werocn ober liegen iett nod in oen
Soipit1lern pon Waiiodulctts.
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NciOraniiic nm ". !. gcmbtcn.

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Eie 9eomten oes Gcportcments iir
&onbcl mo Nr6eit iinO iid)tIih be.
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Ter Der ioponiiden Hobbeni1nger, Die
bcionoers o~emobuIih geaeu Sd)luB
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Sic meme Iortf Commit I,
lion,

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9ie gerutbunaen iiber oie grnen.
nlng Der orei SafberitGnoigen 5u
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-24

itno Nmerifnner, ST. iobelboit boben
Ereiicn luieOer ST p%ertoufer. 0oS
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meme 9iQigung %geiun0en.
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Sot Die &eiie-S oiion, Die III Die
len Gepei6Cn pieOcrbOlt berid)tet, Der
Hei6SbouptitoOt cincn itcts wohiens
Den Strom bon 6renOeuL in erIter
Sinie Inte%rifonern, gcliefert, 10 fam
mt 9efrieoigung permertt lperoelt,
ooB Die Giidmonoerung Der louriIteu
olla ben bartholomew 9GOcrn unN
Commentator iid) mie0er iIber Ser
lin, uno nlft mie in friiDcren Sabren
ilbcr EoriS, er9ieBt. Die 3cimfebs
rcnocn beliiBen ibren bieiigeu 9(lti.
cntbQlt sur 9eiiftiguug Der Sd0n.
better Der Stdot lun0 gum 9cilthe Der
Oper, lutc Oe5 fouiqliGeu S6Quipiel.
6allics, uno lqiien ein id0lte3
Siimm6cn bier. Berlin bat iid Die
@ltnit Der onlerifoniihen Souriiten
III bobem MtQBe erobert unO 8oriS
ben Hong init uoQitGnOig obgeloufcn.
Wtun itbcrtrei6t nidt lpenn man iugt,
haB rs %ougenblidlid in Berlin Don
Nmerifonern mimmelt.
&on Berlin mad 8reSlau.
Die Wiitglieoer ser amerifaniid)eu
6ommiiiion fitr Muiierrpege, Die ieit
cinigen 8agcn in Berlin meilteu iin0
belltc mad 9reaOen meitcrgeiabren.
Senator Gbeooore 4. Burton Don
Ohio crtlGrte Dor g(biobrt Der Cont
miiiiorL Ole bieiigc &egicrlmg babe
ibncn ie0e mir m0gli6c GrleihterlnO
gem6brt, 10 Oab i6re bieiige Nrbeit
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babe geiterL ais iid) Die GommiIiion
getbeilt babe, nm Die nod nidt IN
Nll0enl6ein gcnonlmcneu Moiiermegc
int Gin5elnen 81 beii6tigen, Der prelt,
Biidc Wtiniiter OeS &nnern cine Nll.
5obl Sngcnicurc sur Geriiigulg ge-
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lion bcglcitctcn. 9IuBerOem babe Oos
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INSTRUMENTATION onOcrpeitigcn ted.
nil6en Snformotionen our 8eriiI.
qitng geitelt.
@or Der bclltigen 9lbreiie traten 0ie
Wit8licoer OerGommiiIion 5uiommcn
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gebcn, bon BORT Die 0onou binunter
nod Dem Giicrncn Qbor mo oornrri
5lrriid nod StroBburg uno bon BORT
nod Srontreif.
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MaHernpth anf SEE.

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OF Dem Srinfmoiier ueriab, oos Iic
entbebren fonnte.
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SnttOn. Saa geidllpTen.

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6lottenIefretdr Meper erfldrtc ge.
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lonelt oos 6lotten : Geportemcnt in
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Giuc ncue SCuIutiOn?
Gin MGoden iterbcno i'm @ebiiid,
ouiBeiumoens Gic 8oterion.

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