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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11

CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR TIE WEEK.
THURSDAY.

} Opening of automobile show
in Milwaukee.
} Meeting at Poughkeep<ie to
complete organisation OF the
new Eastern association.
FRIDAY.
Joe Cans vs.. JabeE White, 10
rounds, at New York.
Marvin Hart VS. Tony Ross, 20 ,
rounds, at New Orleans.
Willie Lewis VS.. Marc Crouch 4
er, 20 rounds, at Paris France. i.
SATURDAY.
Opening of automobile show I
in Minneapolis.
Annual indoor relay carnival 4
at University of wisconsin.
Undine stakes at OakIandj I
Norfolk handicap at Arcadia.
4 4 a a 4 a A a a 4 4 a a = q a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11

If you suffer from constipation, treat
yourself to pleasant surprise by using
Booths Laxative Pills. They work like
a charm. % cents box at Summers
pharmacy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
Overheard in the Coat Room.

How's It going, Fred?'
Rotten! Only few 'apence, and
they've pinched the decoy b4b I put
in the plate.s'-The Taller.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
TURK FAILS TO
DOWN TWO MEN

Anderson, Ind. March 11-Yussin
Mahmout failed to put Sam Murbarger
and Bob Managoff to the mat in forty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
EAST CHICAGO.

Mrs. A Armstrong of the East Side
was a guest of chr sister, Mrs R. H.
Alexander of the IRELAND hotel.
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The Newtown bee., 1909-05-28
Best Style in Mems Tan Shoes

We have buded well among Mems Tan Shoes this It's possible put into tke making shoe vast amount good e well scrce a2d yet by carefully watching the details to keep the price down to bedrock That's what we've done with shoes the popular pices$3 ard $39O every f that didn't pay for ic in either ools service ruthesy cut
 And so, among the many styles shown we please the great body of men who need to be tanshod today.
 Among the hgherpced styles have added some beauties patterned closely after English @ and with all the naughty bearing of customade shs And thy powerfully good shoes for $6 The ot prices in stock $ and ST. and both just fair in their return of value Main floor New Building
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Mems Athletic Underwear

More each try this sensible hotweaher underwear and the habit is usually fixed with the first wearing So our stock grows better and varied each season. keep up with the pro- cession This year have Athletic Shirts and Drawers A50c-Of nansok, fancy madras hexo-mu white or pngee mercerd cotton, g. Ct fancy madras pretty white cotton crepe ec coon and patterns D lavender champagne white ribbed lse thread (shirts ony) and g1ay A75c-Of nansook fancy madras, At l75 $2Of Some Very Good SOCKS at 35c three pairs for $1 You get good deal of sock satisfaction ts price at Wana- makea but the last of the following styles import direct and you can fairly match them up with usual soc kinds:
 Unbeached Cotton. Tan, gray Coon with e piced soes, heels and toes. Black Cotton, sle pced ntwo weights Black Cotton, linen spced Black Cotton, with unbleached and feet. Black Lise Thread, gauge medium weight. Black Lsle Thread with unbeached soes. Tan White Lisle Thread Colored plain necezed Lse Thread in all the shades most popular this
 Many other splendid styles and qualities from 25c $ pair
 Main floor, New Building.
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funeral of their brother, William R. Garrison.
PAINTER HILL.

Miss Mary Darley has been visit ing at Mrs J. Seidel's. ..
 Miss Mary Seidel is home for the summer vacation from Bermuda.
 Margaret 0ariey of Woodbury visited her aunt, Mrs SeideJ, last week.
 Selectman Leavenworth is making improvements on the roads.
 Walter Davenport is selling his milk to Washington people.
 Lee Edwards is working at carpen- ter work in Washington.
 Mr Braidy has moved to Roxbury station.
 Reuben Edwards is building a new chicken house.
 Lee Edwards was in New Milford, last Sunday.
 Apple trees are in full bloom.
 Mis May Lynne was calling on friends here, last week.
 MT and Mrs John Wagner were at their brothers, leW uays ago.
 Charles Edwards expects tc rent his place to New York parties, this season.
 Mrs David Russell was in Wash ington, the past week. |,
 Miss Mary O'Brien was in Roxbury to see cld friends.
 MT and Ms John Brady, who have been living on Painter Hill, have moved into one of the Company houses at the station.
 Elliott lngelsol and family of Judd's Bridge have moved into the house near the blacksmith shop at the staten.
 Homer O'Dell ana family of New Milford and Arthur Seeley and fam fly of Waterbury have recently moved into two of the Company rents at the station and are working for the company.
 Mr Lynn and Miss May Lynn were guests, last week. of MT and Mrs O. Brewer on Painter Hill
 Mrs A. E. Northrop has been frightening her house with a new coat of white paint. Clayton B. Sql ires was the artist
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-28
EXCITING TIME IN HAZEL PLAIN.

Hazel Plain was thrown into ex- citement, Friday night, by a run away. A horse belonging to Thomas O'Brien, attached to a wagon con taining four cans of milk got be- yond control of the driver, and ran as far as w. L. Warmers, where the wagon collided with wagon belong ing to Harry Eyre, who sat there talking to MT Warner. MT Eyre was thrown out and sustained a bad cut over one eye. inc four cans of milk were spilled out on the ground.
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A PROSPEROUS COMPANY.

At a special meeting of the Wood bury Electric Co. directors, on Tues day, the semi-annual dividend Of two per cent was declared. The Wood bury Electric Co. has now gross in- come of about s2700. When it was first organized some people seemed inclined to turn up their noses at the venture. But the excellent light fur nished has made the company gener- ally appreciated. The officers of the company are: President, '. F. Hitch cock; yice-president, Samuel Tomlin- son; secretary and treasurer, E. s. Boyd. They with c. F, Martin and w. L. Judson constitute the board of directors. MT Boyd is the superin- tendent and William Cahill the gineer and electrician.
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ARRIVALS AT THE CURTIS
 HOUSE.

John Baptist, Bridgeport.
 R. E. Gould, Worcester, Mass.
 w. L. Hughes, Franklin, N. Y.
 Allison P. Smith, Newtown.
 B. D. Cashman, Waterbury.
 Sherwood M. Allen, Bethlehem.
 c. Weiss, New Haven.
 L. J. NicKerson, West Cornwall.
 Dr Scott, Miss Camp, MT and Mrs Edwin Hart, c. H. Meigs, J. F. Me Grath, F. G. Graves, Miss Graves, Miss Upson, Miss Waters, W. A. Goodrich, Miss Goodrich, Waterbury. Miss Cox, New York City.
 w. w. Westerman and family, An sonia.
 E. F. Coleman, F. l.. Coleman, Sey- mour.
 w. M. Harris, Miss N. L. Mahoney, c. F. McNeal and family, New Haven.
 MT ana Mrs F. E. Weaver, Abner P. Hayes. A. J. Goodrich, Waterbury. R. V. Magee, Watertown.
 H. s. Hitchcock, H. s. Dormitzer, Woodbury.
 J. E. Allen, Bethlehem.
 W. T. Horsfall, c. D. Roslin, Bethany.
 Rev Farrell Martin, F. L. Andrews, MT and Mrs T. B. Rogers and child, Waterbury.
 F. s. Skilton, E. D. Skilton, Win sted
 R. w. Skilton, Ethel Emmons, Morris.
 E. A. Young, Rome, N. Y.
 c. F. Dumbleton, F. c. Trott, w. s. Reynolds, H. Doerr, Waterbury.
 MT and Mrs A. F. Wheeler, Nelson Wheeler, Jr,, Iceland Wheeler, MT and Mrs William Miller, MT and Mrs Charles Hamilton, Adam Gillespie, G. k. Taylor, William nafart, Silas Glover, Capt Snyder, G. E. Johnson, s. Fischer, Edward Bell, J. s. Sand erson, J. Strange, G. Craven, Charles Reynolds, M. Chandler, William Treat, Wheeler's Circus.
 H. E. Bronson, Miss Bronson, Mrs Waters, Middlebury.
 George Cam has improved his house by having a piazza built on to the front of it. L. F. Wright has done the work. The ell part of the house MT Cam bought of Julius Gal pin has been moved to MT Cams lot. placed on foundation and is now being constructed into small tene- ment house by L. F. Wright, the car penter. Cam avenue is certainly booming.
 Henry and Clifford Terrell have built several fine boats for Dawson & harrmann, to be placed on Lake Quassapaug.
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The Travellers Guide.
BERKSHIRE DIVISION.

New Haven-Leave. 9.32 a. m, 4.l5 D. m. Ar rive-ll.11 a. m, 7.40p. m. Stevenson-North. 10,0S m, 4.49 D m. South l0G m, 7.03 y m.
 Monroe-North 1913 m. 4.54 m. South, l032 m. 656 pm.
 Botsford- North. 7.32. 1926 a m. 5OS, I'll, D m. Sunday 9.04 a m. South, 7O5, 1925 a m, 4. 30, ..6.52pm. Sunday ell pm. Newtown-North, TAO, 1036 a m, 5.1s, 721 D m. Sunday 0.12 m. South, 6.57. l0.l7 m, 420. 6.42 D m. Sunday 6.03 3pm. Hawleyville-North, 7.5O. 1O.4S a m. 5.2S. 730 D m. Sunday a22 a m. South. 6,49, l0.0S m. , 4.lO, esp m. Sunday 5.46 m. Brookfeld Junction-North61 sos. HOS a m. 3.14. 5.3S, 5.43. 7.39 D m. Sunday 93O m. South. GAO, 95S m, 400. 6.24 D m. Sunday Brookfeld-North, 6.2s, sos, 11.OSa m, 5.4S TAI p m. Sunday 935 m. South, GAO. 95S a m, 400, 6,24 D m. Sunday 5.45 pm. New Milford-North, S.22 ll.223 m, 3.29 552, 6. 03 D m; Sunday 9.49 a. m. South 620, 65S, 9.29. 943 m 4.37. 339. 5,56 D m, Sunday 23, 710. 0.pm
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Bethlehem.

Mrs Telthia Newe was in New Ro- chelle. N. Y, last week, to see her brother, George Humphrey, who has been critically ill
 Louis Isakson, who has a respon- sible position with the New York and New Haven railroad, is passing a few weeks with MT and M? Charles w. Lamson.
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LITCHFIELD BRANCH.

Danbbury-North. lv. HOO m, 535 pm. Sun- day. 900 m. South. ar. 10.O0 m. 4.02p m. Sunday. 5.51 pm.
 day 9.25 m. South, 9.4S m. 3.5Osp m; Sum- day, 5.40p m. }ses Shepaug-North, f11.26 m. f6.OO m; Sunday f9.36 m. South, f9.33 m, f3.37 D m; Sun day, f5.19 pm. Roxbury Falls-North. f11.34 a m, f6.OS pm; ; Sunday, fs.45 m. South, 1925 m, f3.3O pm ; Sunday, f5.10pm. Roxbury-North, HAS m, 616p m; Sunday, 1O,5 a m. South, 916 m, 3.2l D ID; Sunday 5.0Opm. Hrr Washington-North, 1900 m,. 6. 33 D m. Sum- day. 10.32 m. South. S.5S:a m, 303 D m; {; Sunday, 4.3O D m. New Preston-North, 12.O4 m. 637 pm. Sum- day, l03s p m. South. S.54 a m. 259 mi; Sunday. AIS D. m.
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BOTSFORD TO BRIDGEPORT,

Botsford- North 7.32, 1920. a m, 5O3, I'll m; Sunday. 9.04 m, South. 7O5 1928 m. 4.3O 6.52 m; Sunday ell m. Stepney-North. 7.222. 1910, a m, 4.53, TOE, D m; Sunday, S.54 m. South, 7.13, 1O.3S. m. 4.4O. 7.02 p m; Sunday 6.2O pm. Long Hill-North. 7.16. 1905, m. 4.4S. 6.55. D m; Sunday, S;4S a m. South. 7.2O. 1O43 m, 4.51, 7.OS D m; Sunday. 6.26p m.
 Trumbull l-North 71O, 1O0O m. 4.36. 6,49. D n; Sunday. S.42 a m. South, 725, 10.4S, m, 4.56. 713, m; Sunday. 631 m. Bridgeport {, $50 a. m, 433, 6.37'p. m. Sunda' S.30 a. m. South, 7.37. Il am, 5.06 7.26 p. m. Sunday, 6 43 p.m.
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HIGHLAND DIVISION.

Hawleyville-Ea 7a3 1112, 11.21 m, 5.46 6.33 D. m; Sunday 9.15. West, 929, 9.48 a m 300. $50. 800 D m. Sunday 5.40p.m. North Newtown. East 7.37 m. 6.39 p m; West 9.22 a m, 2.52, 7.53pm.
 Sandy Hook-East, 741 11.29 m. GA m. West. 9.17 m. 2.46, TAT p m. Pomperaug Valley-East, 7.51, 11.40 m. 6.55 D m. West, 9.07 m, 2.36. TBS p. m.
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The Newtown Bee.
 Newtcwn, TeidQv, May g., ls19.
Woodbury.

AN EFFICIENT TAX COLLECTOR.
 W, G. Futile, tax collector of the 0renaug fire district, has already col- lected 0ne-luarter of the fire dis, trlct tax due June l6, amounting to Sl072,S2, Of last years town tax collected all but Sl,l42.5S, a most remarkable showing. He is with out doubt one Of the most efficient taX collectors in the state of Connec- tiCmL.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-28
RoxburY.
A HINT TO THE SELECTMEN.

The taxpayers of Botsford Hill and vicinity would respectfully call the attention of the read agent to the fearful condition of the road up Bots ford Hill and think it no more than just that the road should at least be put in condition so it would be safe rtr travel and not encanger ones life to pass over it. Something should be doue at ;nce or else the road should be closed for travel. The residents of that part of the town are very glad the fine state road from the Center to the Station is being built and are willing to pay their share of the ex- pense in taxes. Cannot little mon- ey be spent on the Botsford Hill road so that one can sit in the seat as they drive over it without holding on for fear of being thrown out? We ear- nestly hore this matter will have the immediate attention of the town officials.
 A. Seager was confined to hishome, last week, with the grip.
 D. C. Garrison, Isaac Garrison and Samuel Garrison and Miss Emma Garrison were in New York City, a few days, last week, to attend the
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-28
S0uthf0rd.

Mrs J. A. Wells of Bridgeport and Mrs Charles Il. Crittendeh cf Clinton were guests, last week, of Mrs D. M Condon.
 Mir and Mrs J. H. Cassidy of South Britain were calling on friends in this place on Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-28
Trumbuu.

The stork gladdened the home of Capt. and Mrs A. B. Randall of Chestnut Hill by leaving a nics baby girl there on Monday, May 19. MT and Mrs w. F. Randall of Chestnut Hill gre the happy grandparents.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-28
ALFRED JOHNSON MAKES IM-
 PROVEN ENTS.

Alfred Johnson is having extensive repairs made on his residence on Carmel Hill. He is building on a front veranda, 72 feet long, newly clapboarding the house and making general Improvements. MT Johnson is one of the successful and thorough going farmers of the town. L. F. Wright, a first class carpenter and general all round workman, has the work in charge.
Evening journal., 1909-03-17
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.

March f8.--Sale at Stidhsn1 g. Sons
Auction Store, so Rolls Mating,
1000 yards Of Linoleum. Carpets
and Rugs, 500 yards Of Fibre Mat
ting, etc, at I o'clock, p. m.
"Wateh this paper for sd of sale"
March fs-Publie Sale OF Parlor and
Chamber Furniture At BIS Morrow
ST. Philena Wilson. w. A. Hukill,
Auctioneer.
March 18.-Publie Sale Of HouseFfS1d
Goods at Stidham & Sons Auction
Store, iii East Fourth ST.
March 1S.-Sale of Stock and Farming
implements. o. c. Magargle, near
Brsndyvnne Springs.
Friday, March 1e-Stook and lmpIe-
ments, Household Goods of late
Robert MoFarlin, Farnhurst.
March 19.-Sale Of Furniture at 517
West Seventh street, for Sarah !.
Mode, at I o'clock, p. ny by Std
ham & Son, Auetioneers.
March 22-Sale Of Stock and Truckers
Tools at Rose Hill for o. w. Me-
Guire at o'clock, p. M, by Std
ham G. Son, Auctioneers.
March 23.-Furniture at 1905 Adams
St., at I o'clock, p. M, by Stidham
& Son, Auctioneers.
March 29.-Sale of Stock and Farming
implements, Albert Frankish,
Wooddale.
Evening journal., 1909-03-17
SHERIFF,S SALES

-
sHERfFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facias, to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House. on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle County.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 3rd DAY OF APRIL, 1909,
At 10 o'clock, a. m.
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land with a tWo-story brick dwelling
thereon erected situate In the city Of
Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, 10 wit;
Beginning at the westerly side Of Lib
erty street nov called Wilson street, az
the distance Of one hundred and four
feet northerly from the northery side Of
Ninth street Of a line Of land late OF
Edward Coke. deceased: thence. thereby
westerly and parallel 20 Ninth street, sew
cnty-siX feet to the eaetcrly side OF a
ten feet wide alley leading into Tenth
street: thence thereby nortberly and par
allel TO Walnut street. fifteen feet 10 "a
line Of other land Of Edward Coke, de-
allei 20 Ninth street, sevcnty-siN feet TO
the aforesaid side Of Liberty street tnow
called Wilson strecD and thence thereby
southeriy fifteen feet 10 the place Of be-
ginning. BE the contents thereof what
seized and taken in execution as the
property of Mary A. Posties. Administra-
mortgagor and Mary Postles, surviving
mortgagor. and to be sold by
CHARLES II. LIPPINCOTT,
sherifr's once. Wilmington, Del,
March 16, 1903. mll-s0-z3- 22-50-ap2
Evening journal., 1909-03-17
PUBLIC SALE

VIII be sold at Stidham & Son Auc-
ton Store III East Fourth street on
TIL uRSDAl. March 18th, 1909, at
Bed room suites, parior suites. hand
some sideboard parlor cabinet, mahog-
any bedstead and bureau, old settec
couches, enameled beds. brass beds mat
tresses, gas range, wardrobe. refrigera-
tor pictures, chairs, rockers. desk, 3is II.
=. electric motor.
Also at the same time will sell for what
II Will bring 80 rolls OF new mattings. 500
yards new fibre mattings 1000 yards OF
heavy cork lnoleum, 90c kind. IN full
rolls and fine assortment of designs. viii
cut 20 suit purchasers. 800 yards of new
Smith q Son velvet and tapestry carpets.
several good rugs, In all sizes, 200 yards
or carpet remnants, ] yard TO z yards.
All the above goods are IN fine condition
and must be seen to be appreciated. Any
one looking for floor covering OF any
kind should attend this sale. Store open
for inspection of goods evening before
sale and morning Of sale
Goods purchased az this sale will be
stored free until April 1st.
Don't miss this sale II you want some
/ bargains.
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