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The Newtown bee., 1909-05-07
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MRS DASnAM-MR DELANEY

MRS DASnAM-.nR DELANEY
 A pretty wedding took place tt the
 Ca holic church OF the Ridge, last
 week Tuesday morning, April 27
 when Mrs Annie Daskam and Super. i Iintendent lnCmas Delaney of Put.
 nam Park were united in marriage
 Rev Father Kiernan of Bethel per
 forming the ceremony. Mrs JthH
 Reynolds was maid of honor and John Reynolds was best man. After the wedding a receplion was held at MT Delaney's home at the Park at which fine wedding dinner was served. MT apd Mrs I,o'A1ey re ceived number of useful and costly presents. They have Iha best wishes of bost ot friends. The farm of the late Uriah Griffin near the West Bedding Depot, has been sold to Joseph Hawley of Ridge field, who will soon take possession.
 Milo Osborne had the misfortune. last week, to lose one of his horses with ! neumonia. 4
 The Sonford real estate agency has sold tract of 50 acres of land on hOyt's Hill, Bethel, which belonged to Daniel c. Wood of Sunset Hill, to Joseph TCmlinson of Chicago, wh is Tn tie neal future to erect a hand come residence on the property. It vii. be ,'en embered that MT Tomlin- SO was the gentleman who was SD en 'husiastic over the beautiful scenery of Bedding and endeavored to start a land boom, but which seems to have fallen through, and it s rIt1e strange that he should have gone to another town to locate.
 A force of Italians are at work dig ging the ditch to carry the water from Attorney Shaw's artesian well to his residence. The distance is about one-half mile.
 Two four horse vans arrived on the Ridge, last Thursday, with furni- ,ure for Herbert Barnes, to be used in his new house when it is com )leted.
 A large, handsome Quincy granite monument has just been erected in ha Hull cemetery n Sanfordtown for he late Joel Perry. John s. Bates, he Norwalk Monument man, had the contract.
 Mrs Robert Ferry, who has been Il wiEn diDhtheria and under Dr 'riith's care, is now gaining slowly.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-07

T have been somewhat costiSe, but Doan' fegdlets gave just tn results desired. They act mildly and regu- late the bowels perfectly. y."--George B. Krause, 306 Walton Ave, Altoona, Penn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-07

Any skin itching is temper-test- CT. The more you scratch the worse t itches. Deans Ointment cures piles, eczemd-any skin itching. At all dug stores.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-07

C. N, Clarke of Nichols IS sending out free samples of his celebrated Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are troubled with b.liousness, constipation. indigestion, headache. dizziness, etc.. should try them as they cure the above ailments where other pills only give temporary relief. See his advertise ment in another column,
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-07

A specific for pa;n.-pr Thomas Eclectric Oil, strongest, cheapest linimcnt ever devised. A household remedy in America for 25 years.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-07

force of men at work on the man.
 n4 w. ter RusSerl. Mr Russell passed Friday anu Saturday in town.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
WAGE ACTIVE WAR
ON WHITE PLAGUE
First Annual Report of ANTI
tuberculosis Association
Shows Work Done

The first annual report of the San
Francisco association for the study and
prevention of, tuberculosis, covering the
period from the inception of the society,
June %, 1908, up to and including De-
cember 81. 1908, issued April 10, shows
that since the date of organizing the
membership has reached nearly 1000
persons.
Upon the membership committee of
the association fell the important task
of securing the funds for carrying out
the work of the organization Under
Mrs John f. Merrill, this feat has been
accomplished.
The committee on education and pub
lication has been active. 1t has started
an educational campaign against the
disease by circulating literature
throughout the entire city by means of
both the press and personal distribu-
tion. The legislative committee has en-
listed the active support of the health
authorities of the city, and has secured
much assistance from those persons.
Among the most effective work that
has been accomplished by the respec-
tive committees has been that of the
hospital and dispensaries committee,
which has not only secured a thorough
cleansing of the tuberculosis depart
ment of the city and county hospital.
but has succeeded in establishing a
central dispensary, where the disease in
its first forms is attacked by reputable
physicians.
The people at large who have not
seen fit to give their support to the as
sociation must realize that the move
ment is of tremendous Importance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
WORK BEGUN ON
NEW STRUCTURE
Building for Mechanics Institute
in Post Street TO Cost
S24I,0OO

Work was begun yesterday on the
nine story class A building which is
TO be erected by the Mechanics insti-
tute on the south side of Post street
between Kearny and Montgomery, on
the site Of the former Mechanics in
stitute building. The contract price is
S24I.0 000. and the Lewis A. Hicks con-
struction company is TO have the struc-
ture completed withip one year. The
front is TO be of white Manti sand
stone.
The plans, as drawn by Architect
Albert Pissis, call for an attractive
building in the heart of the downtown
district II will have a frontage of IS
feet and a depth Of SO feet on the east
and 107 feet on the west. There will
be stores on the first floor. while the
library. the reading room, chess room,
secretarys office and the boardroom
viii be on the second and third floors
The remaining six stories viii be used
for offices. The building is to be
equipped with heating and vacuum
cleaning plants and special attention
is TO be paid TO the lighting.
The building committee Of the Ne
chanics' institute is composed of Liv-
ingston jerks. chairman; Otto Won Gel
dern, Byron Mauzy, Dr. Arthur w
Scott. James Spiers and Rudolph ].
Taussig. president.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
WOMAN'S SCREAM SCARES
AWAY NIGHT PROWLER
Thief InVades Marie Antoinette
Apartments, but Makes Escape

A woman's scream frightened away
a burglar from the Marie Antoinette
apartments at Pine and Leavenworth
streets last night. The thief was ran
sacking the apartments of Mrs. Graf
Ton Tierney, and she came upon him in
the act He fed when she cried out,
but escaped with SIS loot.
Other petty crimes reported to the
police yesterday were: 5. L. Briggs,
1902 Wabster street, robbed by burg
lars of S53; George Z. Ward. 1923
Golden Gate avenue. robbed by pick
pockets of s43 while stepping off a
car AT Seventh and Mission streets;
James Caulstring Of 704 Wisconsin
street. robbed by pickpockets OF 81 at
seventh and Mission streets. Burglars
entered the saloon of n. H Riewertz
Of Eighteenth and Mission streets
Tuesday night and stole SIS from the
cash register.
A burglar stepped on a sack Of
empty bottles in the rear Of the resi-
dence of Mrs. s. Cohn. 34O0 Sacramento
street. Tuesday evening. and when the
occupants Of the home were aroused
he fed D. Dinando OF 222S FiIbert
street telephoned the police that he
had lost a bank book and draft for
$3.50. but later in the day found 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Tho foI1ovrinr marriage licenses were issued in
san Francisco "Wednesday, April a. lSoS;
ARATA-CAPURBO-Fre Arata. "a 2s65
Tuenty-third ST. and Amelia Capurro IS l4lS
BRADY-MooRE-Andrew Brady. 2s:. I5ss M
clement St. and Gertrude Moore. %, l225
Twentieth ave
BROWN -AlacPHERsoN-An c. Brown, So.
2O3 Fourth ST. and Sadie B. MACPHERSON, 80,
San Francisco.
NG-LEE-Edvard Chong. d. Los Angeles
and Helen Lee, l9. 920 Sacramento St
UZENS-LUCAS-Hsrry Dec. Couzens, Ss
and Virginia s. Lucas, IS. both OF 1880 Call
fornia St
cRrEILs-FoRSYTH- Emil CruelIs. 81. 26s7
Mission St. and Isabelle Forsyth, IS loSs
Guerrero 81.
EGAN-COLLANE-wi william h Egan, q. 1l5o
Folsom St and Nora Collsne, is, A Henry st
FFRRARI-MAGGI-An Ferrari %. 30e
Santa Rosa ave, and Rose Aasgi' - oo'
Morse ST.
Christopher P. Foy, 23. 1896
Twenty fourth St. and Anna Nidmsr, 20 Tl9
San Bruno ave
GIBsoN-H N-HoCKENBERRY-wi William R. Glib
son. 20. 1878 Castro St, and Nina Hocken-
berry, -, 1880 Ellis St
G0ZzANo-CAvALLERO John Gozzano, %.
and Louisa Cavallero, 10, both of 81 Regent
street.
JACOBs-DUNLAP- Walter +. Jacobs. %,
Danielson, Conn, and Winnie Il. Dunlap, q,
Meridian Miss
LIEBERT-HANSON-He Liebert p, 2e0
Page St. and Alba G. Hanson. IS, Eau
Claire. Wis.
MINEHAN-DwELLE-T Thomas Minehan. 2l.
3244 Twenty second St. and Gertrude 1.
Dwelle. is. . Avarado St
PICKLE-sCHMIDT- F. Pickle. 56. and
Matte N. schmidt, 30, both Of 2070 Sutter ST
SEHM-SU NDE-Sigurd A. Sehm. 26 1865
Pierce ST., and Augusta Sunde, %, 2l44 Sut-
ter 81.
-SEMMENS-Wiliam L. Williams,
2l 1925 Mariposa St. and Annie Semmens
IS DTS Eureka ST.
Oakland. April 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
ANDERSON-LUNDSTEN A Anderson.
=. and Anna c. Lundsten, "A, both Of Oak
land.
BAHLEY-BLODGET-D J Bailey. 81 and
Ella A. Blodget, %. both Of Sacramento.
-NORTHRUP-Joseph B. Board
man. D. Oakland, and Alice NJ. Northrup Is,
Frlitvale-
B0WAIAN-PRATHER-G Bowman. 81 Oak
land, and Ruby Prather. 20. Kansas City.
JOHNSON-AfIDDLETON E. johnson. %
and Elizabeth J.. Middleton, 20, both Of Oak
land.
LUKE-FREDERICK- kingsley 6. Luke, 45,
and Talma Frederick. 80, both Of Fresno.
MI URPHY-cRoFT-Joh C. Murphy, 81, and
Mae Croft "a. both Of San Francisco.
oAKES- S-LAwSoN-Patrick II Cakes %. and
Maude NJ Lawson, 10. both OF Oakland.
SU.VERTHORN-KERR- NJ Silverthorn
p, Alameda, and Annie Z. Kerr, 10, Oak
land.
THORNE-COATES- T. Thorne. %, and
Florence Coates, %, both Of Lafayette, Contra
Costa county.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
BUSINESSMEN FAVOR
CIVIC CENTER SCHEME
Downtown Association lndorses
Burnham'S Plan

Architect Burnhams suggestion for a
civic center in this city was indorsed
at meeting of the Downtown asso-
citation at the Hotel st. Francis yes
terday. Resolutions were adopted
placing the retail merchants on record
in favoring the proposed bond issue for
the purchase of land upon which all
the municipal and state buildings may
be erected.
A committee consisting of James d.
Phelan, Supervisor Loring P. Rixford
and City Attorney Percy v Long ad-
dressed the members of the Down
town association and gave figures
showing that the city would be great
ly benefited, not only financially, but
ornamentally as well. President A.
G.. Mccarthy spoke favoring the plan
and advising the members that If
action were to be taken, it be taken
as the board OF super
visors must make preparations at its
next meeting.
Chief of Police Jesse b. Cook was
present and expressed his Willingness
to assist the merchants in every way
possible to prevent contractors from
infringing upon the ordinance in
blockading streets and sidewalks. He
spoke of the lack of proper buildings
for police stations in this city
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
SPECULATOR MUST REPAY
PARTNER IN LEASE DEAL
Judgment Rendered Against
Dealer in School Lot

Ashby o. Stewart, real estate specu-
lator, who cleared $4,000 by leasing
from the city the school lot at Market
and Fifth streets and then disposing
of the lease to capitalists, must pay
$S.0S5 to Maurice Rosenthal, who was
associated with him in the transac-
tion, under a judgment rendered by
Judge Trout yesterday.
There We're originally three partners
in the deal-Stewart Rosenthal and j.
T. Sullivan. They paid to the city s1O.-
900 as a deposit. When they were in
danger of forfeitfng the deposit oe-
cause of inability to raise a bond of
s25, 900, Stewart undertook to pay his
partners $1,000 for their interest and
to run the deal with the aid of outside
capital.
Rosenthal contended there was also
an agreement that if Stewart made
sufficient profit he would repay Rosen-
that the money he put up for the de-
posit. Stewart denied there was any
such understanding, but Judge Trout
held the contract had been established
and gave judgment in favor of Rosen-
thai
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
Low RATES MADE FOR
SEATTLE EXPOSITION
Southern Pacific Will Issue
Tickets With 90 Days' Limit

Frank E. Batturs. assistant general
passenger agent of the Southern Pa
cific, announced yesterday the rates for
the Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposition,
which is to be opened in Seattle June l.
The rates are exceedingly low, ana
will be $3.50 from San Francisco and
S45.50 from Los Angeles with 60 days
limit, and stopover privileges going
and returning. The Southern Pacific
has made a one way fare for the round
trip to Portland and the Hill road has
made a fare OF $3.50.
This is one of the most liberal con-
cessions made to the travelling public,
as the time limit has been extended to
so days instead of the customary 80
days. This will give people from the
southern part Of the state ample OPP
portunity to visit San Francisco and
the northern watering places.
The rate from Arizona and New
Mexico has not as yet been decided,
but 1t Will be on the same ratio as
southern California and with the same
time limit and stopover privileges.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

We have no location downtown yet.
nor will we have any till the rents
come down where they should be. This
company will not stand for holdup,
nor do they want TO join the "bustup
army" nor do they want to rob the
public hy charging them many dollars
more than pianos are worth to pay the
rent Our Oakland house is packed to
the doors, and from now on we will
sell our San Francisco pianos in the
East until we have the proper location
downtown at the proper price This
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

sale will last for few days only as
we must get the goods out. We do not
need money. If you haven't got il TO
spare we will place piano in your
house free. You can use it for a while.
and send il back when We have a new
location. or you can pay US on easy
terms or you can get the benefit OF
our sacrifice by paying cash. Come in
and investigate. You will be amazed
HEINE PIANO co, COS. Van Ness at
Ellis. 1855 Bush st. at Van Ness; Oak
land branch. $50 18th st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
Notable Deaths

REV. SAMUEL SCOTT. PRoEIBITIoNIsT
Osxton o. April i4.-Rev. Samuel Scott,
ered ~ wears. the first prohibition candidate
fo- governor of Ohio in 1863, is dead OF old
sge AT the Miami Valley hospital
e BUTLER. Ex SENATOR - Columbia,
\ C. ABril 14-Former United states Sena-
TOT ~ g Butler died here tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

VIII not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
iSed 10 have the same published Notices re-
suicted simply TO the announcement of the event
published once in this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
BUILDINGS BEING WRECKED
ON VAN NESS AVENUE
OURS IS THE NEXT ONE. STOCK OF OVER 500 PIANOS
WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST

Grands Player Pianos Upghts and Squares SIS Will Get You
Practice Piano; SIS Good Upright We Also Have
Number of New Sample Pianos Shipped by Factory and
These Are Ordered Be Sold $50; Less Than
Actual Cost, Rather Than to Ship Back East
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

FATAL FALL FROM wINDow-New York.
April 14.-Joseph Israel. GO years old, retired
businessman, instantly killed today when he
either fell or jumped from the eighth floor of the
Hotel Beleclaire.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
NOTES of THE AUTO

DR.. Wright of Oakland went to Santa
Cruz Sunday and reports the roads be-
tween here and Gilroy to be in fine con-
dition, but beyond that point they are
slides and neglect. AT San Juan he was
Informed by machines coming. north
closed. SO SO he directed his Thomas
Flyer over the summit via the Rock
road to Santa Cruz. The stretch is
very rough. but is the only unpleasant
bit of going to. the surf city
contest for the Guggenheim trophy
Henry Ford. president of the Ford
motor company. has announced his in
tention to enter two Model IT. twenty
horsepower cars in the ocean to ocean
This announcement is interesting in
view of the recent decision of the
Manufacturers Contest association not
to sanction the contest.
Ollier & worthington have received
the following letter from the makers
ceived from watson Coleman. manager
of the automobile department of the
White sewing machine company at
Lynn, Mass: II wish to congratulate
have been using for the last two years
in our White steam cars; also in our
garage. 1 have driven my White
steamer many thousand miles and your
oil has given me the best of satisfac-
ton
mo matter what the action of the
contest committee representing the
makers of the country may be we shall
go on with the path finding trip to
Seattle and lay out the route for the
race. I believe that the contest will
be entered literally and that in spite
of the unfavorable action of the max
ers the starters from New York will
number over a score, said Manager
William Hurlbut of the L. r. Thomas
company of New York recently.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
AUTO CLUB WILL
HOLD A MAY RUN
Members Abandon Santa Cruz
Event in Favor of Santa
Rosa
Trip to Paraiso Springs Is
Arranged for the Month
of June
By K. K. PH0mmedieu

The board of directors of the San
Francisco motor club at meeting yes
terday decided to call off the run to
Santa Cruz scheduled for next month.
In place the runs and tours committee
was Instructed to hold a club run to
Santa Rosa May and 8. A letter was
received from the Santa Rosa club ex-
tending a cordial invitation. The June
event will also be members run and
will be to Paraiso springs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
BIRTHS

BERNAL-In this city. April II. 1909, to the
wife OF J. c. BernaI formerly Julia Hook,
son
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
New Rambler
Magazine

the Rambler Magazine. published by
Thomas B. Jeffery company. makers of
the Rambler car in the interest of IA
people offer big prizes to amateur pho
tographers for photographs. and these
are reproduced in this magazine. A
free copy of this latest issue is sent to
any one who makes request of the
publisher.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

1t has been announced that the Chal
mers-Detroit motor company has de
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
MAHER-We desire to thank our friends
for their kind sympathy. and the floral Offer
ings. extended to in the last hours OF our
late bereavement-the loss of a loving wife
and sister. JOSEPHINE NJ. MAHER.
MARTIN A. MAHER
MRS. j. ROBINSON
MRS. NJ. McMULLIN
MRS. A. STARK
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
Good Roads
in Salinas Valley

Saturday in Mr.. Harris Studebaker to
inspect the roads between this city
favorable report to the directors of the
club, recommending the club to hold a
pleasure tour for it's members to Par
also Springs during the month of June
Nichols was very much impressed with
the scenery and the conditions of the
road over this route. Nichols trip
was made via San Mateo and over the
San Juan grade, returning via watson
Vile, Santa Cruz and over the Santa
Cruz mountains. In a very few places
along this route the road needs slight
repairing, but this work will be ac-
complished between now and the time
the run takes place. Nichols advice
to club members is to make this run
via Salinas and Solidad.
A magazine for motorists which will
not accept a single line of advertising
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
IChaImers to
| Double Plant

dn exact QupllCdIC
of the present main building of the
plant, will be erected in time for occu-
pancy September l. The announce
ment of the new building of the Chal-
mers-Detroit company again calls at
tention to the phenomenal growth of
this young concern. Since the Thomas
Detroit company was merged into the
present company, the name being
changed to Cnal,ners-Detroit. the out
put of the company has increased 500
per cent More encouraging still, this
large output has been sold. The sales
departments record showed yesterday
that out of the total output of $500
So cars the company could still re-
ceive from dealers on their allotments
orders for only 34S cars. OF course.
the entire output was contracted for
by the dealers many months ago, but
actual orders with specifications have
already been received for all except
34S. The 1909 output of 600 "40'' cars
has gone relatively as fast.
Tony Nichols. chairman of the con-
feS connittao 0f San So0
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

Tony Nichols. chairman of the con-
test committee of the San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15
Whiting Linen Ledgers

These are made in tints TO give the
eyes most ease by natural or artificial
light, and are in every respect the best
papers on the market.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

Hammermsnn Infantl Welch. Charles F.. -
Hornung. Conrad c. 65 Winter, Antoine -. 40
JaeOhy. Sedsrita :. - Zimmerman, A. E. NJ. Il
Kayser. Mary -. 80
Little, George -. 81 Maher ......... (Card)
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

CIutu 10 uUuUI6
the capacity of it's
plant in this city.
a new building,
an axact dupIiearA
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

motor CIuD, ACCOM-
panied by his wife
and Mr.. and Mrs.
n. r. Harris, left
San Francisco last
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

A magazine for motorists which will
not accept a single line of advertising
and is mailed free
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-08-21
Estate Of Diana X. Barstow.

STATE or yERMONT,l At a Probate
Hartford District, IS Court held at
Woodstock, in said District, on the 18th
day of July, A. ID. 1869.
Present. Thomas o. Seaver, judge.
IN the matter of the Estate OF Diana H..
Barstow. late of Lebanon. n. II leaving
estate III said District, deceased. testatc.
Whereas JENNIE Walters, administrators
of said estate. with the will annexed, pro.
poses rendering an account of her admins.
tralion of said estate and presenting er
account against the same for examination
and allowance, at session of said Court
to be held at the Probate Office IL ~rd
Woodstock. on the I'd day Of August, Nd.
1900 al o o'clock in the forenoon.
And whereas said Court has as,ignd aud
ordered said time and place for tho settle
ment of said account, and for issuing IL.
cree OF the residue of said estate On he
persons entitled 10 the same and has NJ
dcred that public notice thereof be- en-
TO AL persons interested in said estate by
order three weeks successfully in he So rl
Woodstock in said Distric, the last OF said
publications to be previous t. said 81 uty
of August, A. ID 1909.
therefore, all persons concerned in SAID
estate are notified TO appear at said Probate
Office on the day assigned as aforesaid,
then and there to contest the allowance ut
said account il they see cause, and 10 e1.
tab ish Their rights rs lawful claimant ot
said residue.
a true record. Attest
T. O ,SEAVER, judge.
true copy of record Attest
I. o. SEAVER. Judge
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-08-21
We will send The Mirror and Farmer
and The Age NEW SUBSCRIBERS year for
S115
Summer and Fall Seeding and
TopsDressing.

Many farmers are finding it to
their advantage to seed down during
the summer and fall, claiming that
by so doing they are apt TO oct a
much better "cntch" than they do
when they follow the usual practice
and seed down in the spring.
The same is true regarding top
dressing grass land Some of the
most progressive farmers put on top
dressing Immediately after haying,
with perhaps small application Of
nitrate Of soda the following spring
II you will send your name and p.
Q address to Carroll s. Page. Hyde
Park, Vt, lie viii send sou free
postpaid, several formulas for mixing
especially adapted 10 top.
dressing and fall seeding, together
with prices ofinpredients, full direc-
lions for mixing, etc These rormu-
las nave been approved by tie Yer
mont Experiment Station and will be
found thoroughly reliable