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The Newtown bee., 1909-11-26
The NewtoWn Bee Newtown, Friday, Nov. 2e, 1909,
New Milford.
REV T. ]. LEES ELOQUENT SER
 MON AT CRAWFORD.

REV T, ]. LEES ELOQUENT SER
 MON AT CRAWFORD.
 The Thanksgiving season was ushered in, Sunday evening, at the First Congregational church at Bran- ford with the customary Thanksgiy- ing union service. Rev Timothy J. Lee of New Milford, special preach CT, who has supplied the pulpit for the past few Sundays preached the Thanksgiving sermon, The congre- gation was one of the largest ever seen at the church. Mir Lee was as- sisted in the service by Rev w. D. Mackinnon. pastor of the Baptist church, and Rev G. w. Barnydt, rec- tor of the Episcopal church. The platform was beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums and special music was renUered by the choir, Laura WiMord, George $. Marsh and Herbert b. Thatcher doing the solo work. The contribution taken was for the benefit of the Gaylord sana- torium. Before beginning his ser mon, Mr Lee gave a little lntroduc- tory talk. He said on Thanksgiving day the minister had for one day what other people have all the time, viz. freedom of speech. He at that 1 time is not fettereu by any set form of special doctrine, so he said he was not going to surrender Thanksgiving day privilege, but for a few mos ments would talk about other things before beginning hissermon. Among the good things, and one that pleases me very much,," said the preacher, "is this union service, illustrating Christian fellowship. It is cause for gratitude and thanksgiving. History tells us that the Pilgrims drove good old Roger Williams out into the woods because he did not be- lieve just as they did, and it was good thing they did. He laid foundation for something more. We welcome the Baptists" said MT Lee, they have outstripped us in spirit. And my friend, George Weed Barhydt with his Episcopal proclivities and Dutch progenitors, we welcome him. We owe him debt of gratitude. But for his ancestors there would nae been no Pilgrims, no New Eng land, and no Thanksgiving. It was Holland who gave us civil liberties When I was pilgrim and stranger in Branford MT Barhydt welcomed me and went so far in that welcome as to say he would like to have me settle in Branford, if I could get anything to do." MT Lee then went on to tell why he was in charge of the Thanksgiving service. It was because the church committee had not yet decided upon a minister to fill the vacant pulpit. He chose for his text Isaiah 51, "Ye that follow after righteousness, ye that seek the Lord, look unto the rock whence ye are born" MT Lee preached mag nificent sermon on old New England and her large contribution to the worlds history. MT Lee said he was born in New England and he was a born optimist. The world is better, it is better to-day than is was yester- day and we should be grateful for yesterday. He paid glowing tribute to New England and must have made hearts of New Englanders in the con- gregation swell with pride. He was showered with pleasant apprecia- tion at the close of the service.
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-26
The Travellers Guide.
BERKSHIRE DIVISION.

Bridgeport-Leave TOO, $50 a. m, 4.33 6.36 D. m.; Sunday $50 a. m. Arrive 7.37, HOO a. m. 4.54 7.20 p. m.; Sun day 6.43 p. m. .- Trumbull-North. 7.10, 1000 a. m.. 443 s4s, P; m.; Sunday SIS 4,a a , m. m saa, South 6.31 D. m.
 Long Hill-North, 7.1a 1o.o5 a. m., AS 6.54 p. m.; Sunday ZS.4S. South, 7.2O 10.43 m., 4.3S, 7.05 p. m.; Sunday 6.2e stepney-North, 7.22, 1O.1o a. m, 4.53 zoo D. m.; Sunday S.54 a. m. South 7.13, 10.38 a. m, 4.33, 700 p. m.;Sun- Botsford.North, 7.32, 1928 a. m., 6.os, III p. m.; Sunday, 9.u4 a. m. South [. 05, 1928 a. m., I25, 6.52 p. m; Sun day, 6.11 p. m.
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-26
GREATER INTEREST IN GOOD MUSIC BROUGHT ABOUT BY EDISON RECORDS.

It is a notable fact that more people are to-day taking far greater interest in the better class of music than ever before; anu it is also true that this development is almost wholly due to the far-reaching and elevating effects of the Edison Phon- ograph and Edison Records. Among the new Amberol Records announced is Ahe Garden of Dreams," a song duet of the same rich, old-fashioned beauty as "Oh, Promise Me-" also "Bach's Air." rendered by Victor Herbert and his orchestra, which every one should near. Victor Her bert's orchestra also renders the famous Mendelssohn Spring Song" for the Edison. Standard e minute) records. And there are A other new records on this list, none of which you should miss. They comprise recitations, vaudeville selections and music of every character. F. E. Soule sells the Edison records.
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-26
Reddlne.
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.

DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
 Newtown talent will present the play "Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard" at the Ridge hall, Friday evening, December 8, for the benefit of Christ (Episcopal) church. The successful presentation in Newtown warrants a large audience in Red ling.
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-26
PIANO RECITAL.

The piano recital given by Miss Dore, assisted by Mrs M. w. Hill, at the St Johns parish house, Wednes- day evening was of a very high or der and certainly deserved a larger audience. Those present were loud
 in their praise. The program was
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-26
GOOD MUSIC ONEDIsONRECoRDs.

U1OplS OlN GblOOlN 1tGSo1sbOs
 Quality and variety are the distin- gushing features of the Edison Monograph Record lists for Decem- Der. In the four-minute list Sousa's Band is heard in Manhattan Beach" and "El Capitan" marches (one cy- Iinder); Victor Herbert's orchestra renders "Bach's Air." Herbert L. Clarke, the famous cornetist, offers his solo, "The Bride of the Waves" Harry Lauder sings three of his most popular numbers and there are vocal and instrumental offerings by regular and specia talent. As is customary, a feature number is a specially arranged Christmas band selection, introducing mixed quar- tet and chorus. There is similarly arranged number in the two-minute list, in which list Herbert's orches- tra also interprets "Mendelssohn's Spring Song;" Sousa's band adds new life to "The Yankee Shuff1e;;"
 Josie Sadler sings BLIND and P-G;;"
 will Oakland, Manuel Romain, Grace Cameron and the regular Edison staff of artists are heard in a variety of
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-26
WOmen's Knit Underwear In All the Standard Makes
 and All Sizes.

We have the complete knit underwear for basement secon this new you have visited this section then for pleasant surprise Once realize the complete ocks and the range sizes standard domestic and imported underwear troubles finding the right underwear ended
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
SIGNALS OF DISTRESS
Forrest City People should Know
 How to Read and Heed Them.

Sick kidneys give many signals of distress.
 The secretions are dark, contain a sediment.
 Passages are frequent, scanty, painful
 Backache is constant day and night.
 Headaches and dizzy spells are ire qaent
 The weakened kidneys need quick help.
 Don't delay Use a special kidney remedy.
 Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid. neys. backache and urinary disordersi
 Forrest City evidence proves this statement.
 Chas Lewis, Front street, Forrest City, Arkansas, says: II was troubled qy disordered kidneys for some time. As Doan's Kidney Pills were highly advertised, procured box at the City Drug Store and began their use. They proved so beneficial that l can unhesitatingly recommend them for all symptoms of kidney complaint.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United l States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-and take no other.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
Death of Mr. I. ]. Crippen.

MT. T. l. Crippen died Monday night at his home in Benton, after short illness. NIT. Crippen was a native of this county. and up until about three years ago resided al Madison. al which place the funeral was held "Wednesday morning at II 0 clock in the presence Of large circle of sorroWing relatives and friends. Deceased was well and fav0rably known here and universally esteemed for his many noble. kindly traits of character. and the news of his death came a sad and sudden shock. He was taken i'll last Friday evening and sHceumbed to the illness on Monday evening at 10 o'clock Rev Ira II. Russell, of Methodist Church ot1iciated al the interment.
 Deceased is survived by three sons Messrs. linn and Lon of Benton, anC and AltheaS, of Madison, and on brother Mr. Geo. Crippen, of Madi ion. Messrs. Jim and Lon Crippen. o Benton, with their families. attended the funeral. aS did MT and Mrs. Amo, Wheeler, also of Benton.
 The Times desires to join with the host of other friends of the deceased in extending sincere condolences and sympathy to the bereaved family il this sad hours of their bereavement.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
The Emporium'< Oppnine.

Ibe Emporium had their grand
 Fall Opening yesterdly, and taking
 the crowds that called to inspect the display aud enjoy the charming hos.
 plta.ijies extended as an indication
 the aIaif was a success in every sense oi the Nart. and Mesdames Naccaro and bickerson with Misses Stevens and Pearson. were kept busy doing tle hah9rs of the occasion, and dis paving the elaborate and tasty show ing oi hats. ladies furnishings, etc.
 The already attractive store was further beautifed by an artistic ar Engagement of ferns, palms and potted plant. and these with the elegant dis play of pattern hats and other varied articles of feminine tinery arranged in exquisite and perfect taste. made a rare scene of beauty that will live long in the memory ofthose who were so fortunate a. to see it.
 The ladies desire Us to announce that Miss Annie Pearson k now per manently engaged at the Emporium, where she will be glad to see and serve her friends. The management of the Emporium is to be congratulat- ed upon securing Miss Pearson $ services
 This firm has handsome change of advertisement in this paper to which the attention of our readers is direct ed. The nd tells of the merits of the new Palmer ArdocH Coat for Women. Read the ad and call and examine the Coat. and the other ar ticles of up-to-date womans wear carried in stock at the Emporium.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
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Ms. Beatty Thomas who for the past several weeks has been filling a position in the drug store of Caldwell X Hatcher, in Little Rock, came over Sunday to visit homefolks for day or two, and 10 see his sister, Mrs. H. k. Neblett, who is quite i'll. While here he was offered a situation as manager for the Great Western Oil Company vice MT. Morris, transferred to the Little Rock offices We are glad tC see Beatty al home again and wish for him a full measure of success in his new position.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08

Call up the Forrest City Gin Com pang and have them send you your winters supply of coal before the bad weather sets in. This concern feat ureS Cheerful Coal and GENUINE MTRPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS BIG MUDDY COAL. Both of these cOals are excellent heat producers and are handled exclusively by the Forrest City Gin Company, Jas. Wolfe, Mana ger. Phone ITS. All coal is clean, clear screened nut-no slack.
 Rev. T. Vance. who had been filling the pulpit at the Christian church for the past several months. left Tues day afternoon for Santa Anna, Califor- mia. where he will make his home in the future. He will visit at points in Oklahoma and New Mexico enroute. MT. Vance has made host of friends during his pastorate in this city all of whom regret to see him leave, and join Us in wishing him godspeed on his journey and that Ire may find a pleasant and happy home in his ne" field of usefulness.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
Excursion Rates.

One fare only for the round trip to the State Fair at Hot Springs.
 An open rate of one fare for the round trip, good for two weeks, from every station in Arkansas to the State Fair, has also been extended to Mem phis.
 The dates of the State Fair at Hot Springs are October to 13, but the reduced rate railroad tickets go or sale Monday, October i, and are good for two weeks, the final return limit being Saturday, October l6.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
TAKE NO RISK.

Very often an investment in land represents years savings. Why take the risk of losing what you have ac- cumulated by investing in land hay ing defects in title.
 Take no mans word but demand an abstract showing perfect title be- fore purchasing.
 St. Francis County Abstract Co.,,
 Mrs A. l.. Matthews, Prop. Office at Courthouse.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
\ Banquet

spread before you would do you no good if YOU couldn't cal What good can food do | child when as soon as it enters its stomach it is eaten by worms. That x the reason your baby k aiiihg, cross. raSty faced and thin. Give il Whites rcam Nermifuge IL will eXpel the worms and act as d ton ie for the child Sold by l. T. san derS
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
No Others

It $ class to itself. IL has no rivals. It cures where others merly re- lieve. For aches, pains, stiff joints, cuts, burns, bites, etc. it is the quick est and surest remedy ever devised. We mean Hunts Lightning Oil. 50c and 2hr bottle
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
Notice.

Rev. I. R. West, of Lonoke, will preach morning and evening Sunday at the Presbyterian church. All members of the church are requested
 to be present. Strangers are extend ed cordial invitation to attend these services and will be warmly welcomed
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
BuNSENS cATARRH CURE
 CIINDRIG
LOCAL. ADDENDt.


 Customers are hereby notified that the POPULAR Magazine will here after be published twice each month instead of once as heretofore, begin ming with the October number. The second October number will be known as the Month End Edition and make it's first appearance on Friday, September 24 The publishers want to emphasize that both the num- bers are complete in themselves, with the exception of the serial stories in stallments.
 R. H Winfield & Company have an attractive change of advertisement in | this paper to which your attention is l directed. Miss Fannie Winfield has i just returned from her purchasing trip to Louisville, and desires us To say that while there will he no formal opening, their stock of new fall hats and ladies goods is now open and ready for inspection, and the ladies are invited to call at the store and look over the new arrivals.
 Don't you need a new barn. silo, hen house, reservoir cellar, porch. re- taining wall. dam, culvert, spring house, root cellar, fence, driveway, sidewalk, water trough, hitching post, steps. horse block, ice house, or cis- tern; Stolzer can make it for you out of concrete, the material that has come to stay and that will last for ever He's from Missouri-let him show you. Plant. east of town, on Madison road. Postoflice, Forrest City. Phone 252-3 rings
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
Kindergarten School.

Mrs. Nora Swan will open her Kin. dergarten School next Tuesday. at her residence, one block west of Crowley Ridge Institute. Hours to II am.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13
SilvESTRE FEU0O MARTINEZ.
PRACTICANTE Y EMRALsAMADOR.
Farmacia Colon y San Jose 6.
San Juan, P. r.
MUEy0s Y ARTlsTIcOs NODeLOS.

b, En- sstos vsporss hs vueIto & rscibir sl
ssiinr Americo 6slas sl mas sxtsnao y Or
tfstico surtido dc jstcs dc fantasia, sssn'
cias fiuas, artfculos pEopioa para rsgslos
do Ano Nusvo y PascusG I'm cslsado
pusdo offscsy msgulicos modelos do Ion
mas acreditadas msrcss y uns vsriadisima
sxposisi6u do los mas siegantss modsloa
sncusntrsn ca oil popular las psrsonas
de gusto. Nusvas formss para sszoritas y
cabaslsrs& Aguss para oabssa, harbs y
ban % tisne do las mejorss marcas do Eu'
Topa y America. Precios MIN comrsten'
CT. cd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13
LA PRENSA DEL JA-
pom contra los Es-
tados Unidos.
Dice un gran diariO que no SO to-
Ierara la expulsion de los ja-
pOneSeS.
FL aSuntO ha deSpertadO en- tOdO Q
pals, gran agitaci0n.

Nav York, Ensro 13.-La prsnHA de
Tcklo, 90 vuslvs aiTAda contra este pals.
& causa del nusvo incidsnts dc San Fran.
cisco de California. Un gran diaria ha
dicho que sl Jsp6n no toIerRrk qus sus
hijos sean sxpulaadoH de ning6n pAfs.
conHidsrsndo que clio u un Sgtavio
que el honor del impsrio ismks dsjA-
rG dc rsparAr. Los Gnimos sstkn sx
citadfsimoa CON sl Hucsso, contribuy sndo On
gran paTte clio los sgresivoa comsntR-
rios de la prsnuA. El marques do Ito, qus
10 hAllAbs dc vacacionss On Corss, ha sido
consultsdo por sl smpeTadoF, y pronto
rsgrssark Toxic. Ito % sl sstsdista Gu.
yAA opinionss sObrs 10 politics do csda nA.
ci6n s,n eatimadas en- mucho. 6sria di
ficii encontrsr On sl mundo quisn iguale
On podsr al marques do Ito en- 10 relative
In direction de los nsgocios do gobiernc.
CAdA hors en- Toxic Ia tisns llsna de res
ponSAbilidadsH, porous no 90 toms dscisi6n
alguna sin % aprobsci6n dirscci6r. 81
el indicsra la necssidAd dc rompsr las hoI.
tilidGdes con America, rsspondsria do Sc
guro toda la naci6n Sin dessnsrss On com.
tsmplacionsa dc nipg6n g6nsro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13

portnnte barrio
Una estacdn de ferrocarril para san Juan con un
'osto de $40 600 traa de construir Ia American Rail
rad Comp pero rarcce que para realizar obra
pcH obtener algunas conCesoncs del goberno insular
del municpiU dc Ia ciudad en- 10 que solares Sc refe-
re-
So espera brcve cl regreso Ia isla del Lcdo
otto Shoenrrich que ha cstado dcsempehando un I'M
porantc las oficnas del gobierno provisional
lie Ia isla de Cuba
- Estd VA restabccido de Ia leve Ciocncia que e A.
qucjura 81 Lcdo Manuel Ginorio
Estd muy meJor dc la enfermedud que lie adueia
en- su rcsdenca de Santurcc, nuestro compatrota ell
Sr Jose Benes
franquica socitada por la san Juan Light Transit
a Comp fue aprobada por mayora de votos con In
cnmiendn respecto del canon
- Esta yn rcstabccida de la dolenca que c aquei6
durante agunos dias la dstnguida sehorita Paca Ju
lu DdNia profesora dc instruction publCa de csta c
dad LO celebramos
Sc asegura que In construction de una plaza de
mcrcado para esta oiudad scra hehca el stio com
prcndido entire los vicos almacenes de la cae del CO.
mcrco cl edifieo del Sr Montlla, Ia callc de Te
tunn
En- breve comeuzarin las obras de variacijn de
iachndns reiormas de los departamentos interiors;
del antique convento de las Monias
Sc eneuentra en- esta ciudad el Sr Sergio Mungual
dc San Lorenzo
Sc nforma que las dos alcantarias del trozo de
carrctera de Caguas san Lorenzo ha tendo agunos
der nmhos motive dc las utimas lluvas Estos des
ccro de modo que eviten 10 successive, para que
no hayn ditfcultades c trdnsito
Los ofciaes de Ia policia insular Sres Schettin
Jhnenez Sc encuentrnn esta cudad union de o.
ros de eompaheros objeto de despedir al que
Tue su ieie ST Wilmen Lutz embazca hoy para los
Estados Unidos
--Elegantes cartulinas secantes han repartido los
Sres Sue de A Mayor Compania del alto conerci
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13
ULTIMAS NOVEDADES.

81 items uItsd que hEcsr s'gun Tsgalo
vsR sl immense surtido dc joysria do todAa
classes, dssds 10 mas barato hAsta 10 me-
jor sn Ia antigua y AcrsditAdA casa do
TINAUD. donds 90 Rcabs de recibir sl
mejor suTtido que nunca 20 hA visto On
Puerto Rico. Tambisn hsy una inmsnsa
varisdHd de sfsctos do plata , PALISADES y
do otraI novsdadea prOpiss para rsgGloS,
todo prscioH SumAmsnts limitadoS: antta .
do comprar hsga uatsd uus vista 6 dicho
eatAblscimisnto Cen sl cusl 20 han hscho
importaptss rsformaD no dudAmcn gal.
drG unksd com placido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13
PARIS BAZAR.

AcAban do llsgn CINTURONE5 sIaV'
ticoS con colgantss & so csptaVoS uuo.
TslA bordads propia para blusas Entrsdo
EsS tiras bordadAH fiuRs. PRss-Cintas 0
barbados en todos los Anchos. Cspas de
g'ms para 'Srss. CHAQUkTAS DE-
ENCAJES DE BRU5ELAS A SO 90.
Lampar'EyslectriCAI para habitAciOnss &
IS 90
AdsmGH 10 TscibSn EsmsnaImsnts mu.
chssI sdro Giuati. Forta.
lIa 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13
Do AaRIaistrasII6a.

Avisamos d las personas, que
'solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ssr&
enviado, si el aviso que con t.
objeto remitan, no viens acoml
panado del imports do la SUE
cripci6n.
Ksta vale por un trimestre
$2.25. Por an senaestre $3.50.
Por Nm ailo a. 90. Paoo an
ticipddo.
SolGnaesate y por conducto de
los ageR4oe, b direct,aments con
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13

ASl MlSMO fue scordado hacsr ssbsr
6 los ssiiorss imponsntss que & psrtir dsl
dis 20 del corrisnts mes qusds alberto sl
psgo dc los intsrsses los tsnsdorss dc
librstss qua correspondent al ssmestrs cue
vsnci6 On 81 de Dicismbre 6ltimo. San
juan de Puerto Rico IL dc Ensro do 1909.
III Director Gsrsnta, ,Damian Monsersat,
Ell Sscrstario, Juan Beyiey. 6v.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13

Dia. Diagn6stico.
7 Eatrechsz urstral
8 Cistorectocolo
8 Ovsro sAlpipjitis snquistada
10 Estrschez uretral
II Empioma
13 Endomatfitis
Is Estrechss urstral
Is Ovsrio quistfco dobIs
IL Hidrocsis dobls
18 Estrschss urstrAl
l9 Fimosis
20 FissuIs psrinsal @
% Hernia inguinsl cong6nita
"a Endometritis
25 HidrocsIs dobls
2 Endometritis
3 PsricondritiE estsrnal Abcsso
Hidrocels
7 Myoma utsrino
8 Hernia inguinsl
II Hemorroidss
20 @ aists ovsrico
rs Rstroa .xi6n uterina
% EpitsIioms uterine
80 Qaiste ovArico
2 Qaists dsrmoidso dol cusr0 cab bslludo
3 Ffstuls vssical -
4 Endcmst,itia
7 Estrschsz urstral
8 sHidrocsls On ours radical
8 Hernia ipguinal curA radical
II ,Rssg sdura del psrins
II Cisto rsctecole
IL Abcsso tubsrculoso dc 10 region GER
vical
Is Prolspso del dtsro
II Tumor srsctil dc 10 vegigs
Is litiaais bilisr (eA!cqlo de 20 grsmcnl
20 TubercuIcsia do, tsaticuio
81 EndometVitia ovaHio qufstico doble
"a Fissuls rscto vsginal RHgsdurs del
psrin6
81 Eodomesritis post abortivA
27 EstrschsE uretrsl
% HidTocols
20 Eskrechsx urstral
80 .Abcsso ipguinaT
80 Lipoms de la region csrvical
DI(
Kstisshsx urstrsl
3 Rin6o Fl ,tants. Laporatoni sxplora.
tivA
Hidrecsls dobls
5 EstFsches urstral H..
7 Abcsso prefando dc ls pared abdo.
minal
Q Estrsch.x urssral ffstulaa urinarias
10 Epitslioma del ntsro
II Hidro0sls dobls
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13


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neorrsfis
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