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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
NOT TO REMOVE
CUNNINGHAM.
Actions OF Collector Of Taxes ut Rich
m0nd Criticized by Council
Committee.

RICE MoND. VA. - Special. -
The special eennitte appointed oS
the City Council TO isVesth0Ats tes NJ
fairs - the City Celeeters e@ee
hsls meeting N the e&cs OF ShAH
man koncure Thursday fer tie Psr~
p~~a e Seefdisr 1Rsa a tsnRste ress-
luton to - before the city Cesnsai-
II aid.
The report 10 precisely tsAt that
was sent 90 the, Board or Aldsr@An
Tuesday night. bet 10 In the nature
OF two reports. Chairman honcnrs
and n essrs. UmlRuf and FerEuss0n
aligned the supplementary report To the
erect that collector Cunningham
should he removed. bat that sHch Al
action would have no enecC-
Nessrs. Fuller and Gilman declined
Ito aiEn this supplementary report. sim
piy attaching their names 20 . synop-
IS or the evidence 10 heard. and. In q
General uav their conclusions. They,
however. make no recommentation-
The situation is about the Quesrssi
THAT Richmond ever confronted.
whatever the committee may rec
or1rnend. and whatever tho Council
may decide upon. the action vii "a
Totally without effect Even n IL de
sired 10 DO -. the Council could mo-
I remove Captain Cunningham-th
, part OF 10 IN up 20" the Mayor ans
Ithe Mayor wished 20 remove him an'
Idff. that action would have no snect
, beyond an inconvenience 20 the city
as Captain Cunningham begins a ne,
term on January 1st after which. IA
!. lone can remove him.
According 20 custom. the report o
!, |ths committee will 80 90 the Bears q
!, Aldermen. "a itn chairman ~ men
= her or that branch " the city Couu
en- The Board viii not meet i'm regu
. liar session until next year. A. sNtr
session 10 possible. though it T. ne
49, r~of,a hlr.
nH
4 ItNsf such committee should recon
mend . resolution or some kind. a.
tfe meeting Thursday vas held W.
|tnet end in view.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
TRY TO CLEAR UP
SNEAD MYSTERY
Four Relatives Of Victim Of Bathtub
Murder Are Now Under Arrest

NEW YORK. Special. That the East
Orange bathtub mystery. luvoiving the
death or Mrs. Occy W. ~ Sncad- VIII
declaration OF the police OF the city
rrur relatives OF Mrs. Snead
are now under arrest. and che autnorl
rIee are rapidly gathering up the en4s
sd the rau.f.d skein of mystery th4t
has surrounded the case. flcfcnrr W.
Sread. the husband OF the dead woman
who disappeared several months ar"'
rre beeu found a. ST. GATHERINGS. Ont,
and Is under arrest there, the police
rav on warrant issgcd IN Nashville,
-r.nu. where De is wanted as a witness
in a bankruptcy case. He has not been
sought directly in connection " th the
hathtub mystery, but the police peleNe
that with his help several points atlii
/ in doubt win be cleared up.
The other prisoners are the victim
aunt. Kiss virginia Wardia". lne ~ ~
-~~rsfed- her rnother-tn-l claw. Mrs. Nary
snead. and her mother. Hrs. Caroline
- Martha.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

FLet lace % embroidery on netting
q one % the most fashionable trim
niuEa O. the hour
Pew people know that this vas one
- The earliest forms 81 lace. and iE
a direct evolution from the darnec
meeting which served duty in former
DAYS as the long curtains. bed spreads
and TIE fast disappearing "snucamas-
sars.
square designs ~ present are the
most fashionable. and the walls or
Troy" are seen in eFery thing
The yokea and cuffs 81 the newest
dresses are made from bands 81 this
embrcldery. or ir can be- used in lonR
bands t0 make the lne % trimming
rn . costume.
Leaves and scrolls are seen IN
abundance. and designs which SAVIOR
% fhe heraidic devices are popular.
Cold and silver threads and colored
silks are used 20 ornament the Met
net. but eEceIlent effects are produced
IS cream coIOred or dead white en-
broldery SILK against the white ta1
ground q netting
when the net, Is worked in SINAI
squares they have % BE- lcined tcgeth
~ b. darning unless they are useC
as separate motlfs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
nd TREsHEN IEATHER.

u IS often difficult 20 know what 20
40 when leather covered chairs begin
Co look shabby and worn and one does
1ot want 60 20 20 the expense Of hav-
ug them recovered.
Try rubbing the leather with the
following polish. Equal parts OF boil
"a linseed Oh and vinegar The lin
seed Oh can be- bought an ready for
use as any Oh shop. Shake the bottle
weu. pour a very little on a soft fan
mel and rub IL thoroughly into the
leather Then rub with soft busters
until the polish % the leather Is re-
stored. II you use too much OF the
uiixture Il VIII be very difhcnlt 70
restore the polish.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

Serve cRper sauce with mutton.
Egg sauce with boiled FISH
Cucumber sauce with baked fab.
cider sauce with boiled ham.
Vinegar sauce with pigs feet
Celery sauce with boiled chicken
Wclfed butter sauce with boiled EHpa-
ragus.
Mushroom sauce with flet Of beef
and roast chicken
When cooking mackerel or other
salt fish see that the skin side Is
placed uppermost.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
OBSERVATIONS
WERE NOT FAXED
Alleged Data Arranged BY Captain
Loose aud George Dunkee Is
False.

NEW Spec.al.-Captain r.
s.. Isnon. of thIs cIty secretary OF tht
Arctic club. has written Captain Jo-
s.rn F EeruI.r. of ottawa. CANADA.
... others thll Captain August "
Lu.-os story of hIs deafness Win 1Jf-
Coos. ass published in Sew York.
newspaper. was concocted for sale
without regard to che truth
'-Iu thc presence OF witnesses. s-llu
Captain DShou lost night 81 hear.
Loose say. 'I WAS out for tnc monc3.
AND didn't care LnW ] got IT,
Tne Sew York. Times. which stood
II sponsor for LuQse.s orI-Iual STORY ai..
ar.lN.tF. win tomorrow deny that
Loose has made auy confession AND
wu quote Loose as saying he has beer
req GA large sum Cf money Co rec
rul.ate lIs story of thc polar data
furulshol 60 Dr. Cook.
Docs Not Suspect Plot
Captain Oshou said last night that
hc docs not believe that Locses origi-
ual narrative. ass supported oE ms ali-
GaV-ts. was part ot any plot 20 DIS
credit DR. Cook.
''The idea originated with Loose and
uuuklc.' Says Captain osHou- 'Il.l
had for sale matter iu This contru-
versy $50 explosive that nobody dared
handle &c. When they found tnat oui
they cast about Tor somtth.re else
Dunkle was the promoter, Loose th'
Also. Dunllle got most OF the mon
. cy. That's what Loose says, and
now he is casting around 90 see
whore ne stands. Hes got q CON
science and 10 smarts.
/ 81 wrote these facts in private letter
Captain Bernier and others. and thel
p premature publication LEI a mistake AM
p may spoil what would have been com
d plete documentary proof OF my ahser
a ton. sworn 90 before a notary.
q Loose had an appointment today
Il. Eirn a confession. which has slreao
been drawn up. lie did not appea
and now he has just twenty-four hour
grace.
NAY Print Confession"
'1f ne does not sign today. the sal
stance OF the confession VIII thsa
lprlnted from notes OF conversations q
which 90 is based"
Captain Osbon was not at liberty
name the person who had obtain
land drafted the confession. a sh
A. owner he designates him, a forms
Iemployer % Loose and a man who h
.,Ipersonal influence with him"
How Gid this man prevail on Loo
Ito confess T" was asked.
er He told Loose straight out 50
Is the captain. that Loose was Playll
Ichcckers with his own nose.
Captain Oshon does not deny "a
= Or. Cook and Loose had business dea
iires. and that money passed betwe
Them But he said II know enoul
~. eliminates OF the doctor 90 Pee sure 9
Z doctor needed nobody 60 fahricate %
eervatlOns for him no doubt hs
ny problems Tor Loose. by which 20 che
or rfs own clrcuiatlOns-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
FAMILY NEAR DEATH
FROM SEWER GAS
Richmond Engineer Returns Home and
Finds Loved Ones Strangely and
Desperately III.

RICHMO ND. VA. Special. -
That Mrs Il. w. Toney. with her
ave yoaaK ehildren. hvinS al 10 Doany
srest. N act dead. - due 70
ia fsrtxitoss and unexpected re-
tara - Mr.. Toasv 70 hiR home Fri-
day Aftaraoea. where he diseovsrsA I
hh faaUy strangely and desperately 4
n. 80 Mr. ToaeT failed - return 4
hozs whsa he aid. and he had lnteno- f
ed act dsiRE 40, the cons eQuehces
would have been the death OF his en-
tire fanlly. who were overcome ~ tho
paxieua fuAss or fetid gas arising
from sewer pipes under the home.
Mr.. Tonsy who Is chief ong ncor on
River Drecge No. 10. operate y
sanford Ross. OF New Jersey. WHO -
working under = government coarScI
on the river here. Is to-day ar lil man
+ from the effects OF his experience last
nivht. His family - still desperately
Mr. Tonsy says that when he re
turned 10 his home last night ne
found his vile. with two children. AL
ready retired TO bed. suleFius ION
nauars. Mrs. Toncy requested kh4t
her husband would not return 20
work. saying that she felt uneasy
about the condition or her children
- time wore on the symptoms or All
grew more alarming. Before retrlng
hr. Toney observed that ma -eiliain-
inE three children were bccou uE sin
rtlisriV arected A. 1e o'clock Mr..
, Topey arose from bed. suffer- < from
great cepr. eai0n sud nausea. ce stag
, Eered as ne Eot en- his feet. aad once
nearly fell 20 the noer. Getting into
= hiacl0thes he went with haste FOR Dr-
b. william Il. williams The fysiciau
b. responded bT II o'clock AZ tnis hour
, the entire family were desperately III
I r two OF thu children being already IN
e. Dr. Williams diagnosed the caus'
OF The trsuble and warned M-. Tones
l that n he aid not AZ once remove ~
|, family from the house. they would a.
10 dead before day. Mr loneJ a
once began prepsring for the remoVA
and the family spent the reinainoe
OF the night az the home OF his motn
or. Mrs. IL. b. Childress. Al 'lo Slal
Street.
\ When The children were taken fror
i bed 10 be dressed The smaller one
y were in a state OF absolute stupol
one OF them fell out of char o.
1.-The floor. They we're al very niue
u Inauseated. Mr.. TonCy accounts ~
lthe fact that hc was less affected %
Itho gas than his family. ON IA
grounds that he had not $50 long bee
p I.xuoscd 60 IT'S influence. and Tor th
\. further fact that. in going Tor ID
4. Williams. Pee was enabled 20 iiHproN
. IIu the fresh air.
II Just before midnight. when on
TO- -nmfIv was moved from the prcUisc
- |fnerc was not one who was not iu
d. |crItIcal condition. Mr. Ioucy is TOD.
making arrangements go leave q.
81. dwelling permanently. Ihc escape
r. hfs family from death hc regards
o. miraculous.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
A BRUSH OF VELVET.

For the weaTer o. the silk bat
whether he De father or grandfather.
there may pc made by one ~ The
infie ones az home q soft pillow Of
plush
plush VIII make a better has
sraoofher than velvet. end whether Do
IT, ~ soft Hiue. OF giarine scarlet.
~ vivid purpie or merely a quiet gray
ui deDerd GA fathers taste, ga lls
previous expressions 49, tQ color. some
uan want fhe brightest. others fhe
duIesf toaes possible. huf few ~ taem
Nant those shades that De between.
When finished the plush pad wll
measure three inches 81 eiN. ard o. is
SHED with cotton - 8 desirable soft
ness and pliabiiity but not stuffed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

PIE told about rhe Lsh he caught
Ou his vacation trip.
and how De used with rod and line
The mountain streams 90 whip,
And how he stalked from pool 90 pool
An old and wary trout
And where an other anglers failed
Had pulled the rascal cut
But while De- talked the maid demure
Was ciinEinE tc his arm.
Her slviv dropping laEhes dark
Enhanced her modest charm
she cid not boast shout hsr catch,
Tis not q womauB plan.
But While he singled for the rHh
sac hooked the fisherman.
VIEW York PreaE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

Observation-Disclosures TERRI
sory rights now being awarded for
sur tncantsscent kerosene and
Eazuus lamp wonderful light
equal &c gas or electricity. but many
omes cheaper; plain. honest sner-
Estlc n.eu can build a solid business
Emong homes. stores. Offices. halls.
ohurches. etc: . display window
and very Emau capital needed
Address CONTINENTAL CO. 2s5
Broafwav. New York
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
MRS. TAFT COLLECTS SILVER
CTPS

Mrs. TAFT years ago began collect
ing silver cups On lieu of fragile crys-
raj glasses from which water usually
Is served She has now a dozen or
two cups. and in the family circle
she uses them constantly. They are
All % uniform size. but of different
designs. aud have been purchased In
many foreign countries. At the break
fast table each member % the family
has his own cup appropriately en-
graVed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

CONS OF kidney complaint. lassltude,
headache. pain in the back. urinary
disorders. rheumatic pain. etc. ] have
\ box containing IL gravel stones that
passed but that is not ope-quRrter
OF the whole number. Z consider
DoRn's Kidney pills a hne kidney
tonic"
At any dealers. soc. a box. or mailed
Co.. BuGslo. N. Y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
strawberry Cocktail.

Strain the syrup from a can o. pine
apple add onefahlespocn % lemon
Juice. one teaspoon % finely chopped
mint and sweeten ~ necessary. Put a
little cracked ice Sn each Elas- add
half q dozen fresh ripe strawberries
and I'll with the prepared syrup.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
KISNAMFD.

Many well known things are entire
ly mlsnamed. Kid gloves are never
made OF kid. German silver does not
come from Germany and Is not silver
"a all Irish people dont recognize
Irisr stew. There Is no wax in seal
Ing vrv and Dutch clocks are made
ln Germany.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
Wonla1'S Department

water 20 cover wen, add for each
two cupfuls OF meat one teaspoonful
az minced onion and pinch ~ celery
seed
Cook twenty minutes. season with
salt. pepper and butter. and thicken
the gravy with one heaping teaspoon
ful oi -four wet with a little cold
water
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23


VIZ Know IT lS HARD TO SELE.l
A PRESENT. But -. OUR TORE
TOr WIt-r. Fl>u $ llH AZ AIRED
LINE. AND SUCH REASONABLE
PRICES THAT lI lS EAsl "
MAXI a. SELECT lD-- HERE At.-
A PEW s. GEES IONS DDN p
EkII- ITO VISIT OUR STORE COME
AID COMPARE OR GOODS AND
PRICES We HAVE LolhEls
TEOn -rr UPS NEl kLAl1-1 hDA
~rC Tp- BRACELETS FROM $3.50
Tp- DIAMOND RINGS talL $3.50
Tp- BROOCHES FRCN CSC UPS
ETGNET RINGS FROM $50 UPS
WATCHES FROM s. Ups CUTE
BUTTONS FROM 45C UP, ~ Allh
FOBs PROM So UP, SCARF PINS
PROM -rr TP- UMBRELLAS FROM
s. up. FANCT CONES FROM laC
Up NEEH BAGS FROM s. UPS
CUFF PINS FROM S5QC A PAIR
Up. THEN We HAVE SOLID Sill
VER AND SILVER PLATED LIABLE
WARE SHAVING SETS. BELT
Puls. MANICURE SETS Also
TNWETs CAsEs. CLT-GLASS HAT
PINS a NILLLEEEE. IN SOLID
GOLD STIRLING SILVER AL
LD-FLILEu And Many. AAA y
THINGS THAT WOULD MAXI
SUITABLE GIFTS FOR YOUNG
AID OLD. YOU AEE INVITED nc
Our NEW STORE A sCHEAR
JEWELEE fEsI AbLIaHkD 1872
1seS EAsT EAIN STREET. NIX
TO CORNER FOURTEENTH. Rich
AOSD. VA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

three years that l
had trouble with my
Kidneys I passed
about "a pounds OF
gEavel aud sediment
In the uTine. 1
havsn't passed a
steAe siAee using
Deans KbAnSy Pills.
however, And that
was three years Age
I usss 60 su1er the
N est acute agony
during = gravel at
tack. and bad the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

POST CARDS Flcwered. Birthday
Christmas Ncw Year. or assorted
1Sc dozen. Bitlcs. Ttstomcnts, Cos
pef HYMNS purlie & Company. DE
na~tnsnt C.. 91e Monroe ST. Rich
mcn6. Virginia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

WANTED -OEERCOETE CLOAKs.
ard Opera Goats 20 clean and dye
NRs. A J. PYLE. 315 Is. STA ST.
Richmond. va Anything cleanabie
~ clean Anything cyatie We dye
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
ODD FEATURE OF THIS CASE.
Formation OF "a Pounds Of Sand, Grit
and Gravel I'm Three Years

J. ID. Daughtrey. music publisher, OF
Suffolk. Va, says: During two or
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
His Suggestion.

81 want 20 give a humorous read
ing at Christmas entertainment.
What would you Huggestg-
We'll. cau't mention any Partio-
ulnr selection. but I would suggest
that reading il not necessarily
funny because Il 10 in dialect"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

Cut tender cold roast beef or veal
into dice pat over the Ere 10 cold
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-24
Special Values for This Week.

36.inch Satin Stripe Prunella in Smoke, Marine, Wine, Navy and Roy al Blue, 39c a yard.
 All Wool Serge "Rayure," an im- ported Satin Stripe Serge, in Taupe, Reseda, Garnet, two shades of Navy, Brown and Black; .75c a yeard.
 Satin Striped Serges-4O inches wide, in Taupe, Raissin, Navy, two shades, Olive, Brown, Wine and Black; S5c a yard.
 Satin Striped Prunella- inches wide, in Taupe, Reseda, Peacock, Hunters ureen, Navy and Black ; $l a yard.
 50.inch all wool Broadcloth, in full line of new fall colorings includ- ing black; actual value Sl.25; price $l yard.
 40.inch Lutina Finished Satin Prunella, in Smoke, Sage, Peacock, Myrtle, Navy and Black; will not spot with water; $l a yard.
 "D0NARA" diagonal, this seasons latest novelty, in Electric, Olive, Wine, Navy, Brown and Black-$1 a yard.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-24
R0xbury.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The Roxbury baseball nine played with the Brookfield nine at Lovers Leap; Satur- day afternoon, score IA to2 in favor of Roxbury.
 The Colonial reading clubmet with Mrs Edelbert Sanford, Friday afternoon.
 Helen Humphrey is teaching school in North district, Aida Davenport has the Center school, Nora Lynch Weller's dis trict, Julia Garritv on Painter Hill and Nellie Emerson at Warmers Mills.
 The Booth school examination will be held at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, September 25. School will open on Sep tember 2S.
 MissSmith of Woodbury is visiting her aunt, Mrs Newton, at Col A. L. Hodges
 Miss Catharine Ryan has visited al Michael Callahan's, the past week. She holds the distinction of being the oldest person in town, supposed to be 1O2 years old.
 Thomas Ludlow spent Sunday with hi' family in town.
 Miss Gertrude and Catharine Craver have taken Mrs Augusta Elephants cot tage for few months.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-24
Bulls Bridge.
NEWS OF NOTE.

Louis Darling of Danbury took dinner with c. H. Hoag, Thursday. Mrs William Merrill, who has been visit ing Mrs Lane and Mrs Mallory, returned to her home in Canaan, Monday. Mrs Elmer Potter entertained friends from out of town, last week.
 Mrs Mary J. Smith of Hartford is visit ing friends in the village. Mrs Smith left Bulls Bridge 50 years ago and is now Sl years old.
 Mrs E. Hatch of Gaylordsville was at her sisters, Mrs Mallory's Saturday.
 Mrs Ashman of Sharon is visiting her son.
 Arthur Hoag was in Wingdale over Sunday.
 Clifford H. Lane went to Hartford and was examined for the. navy and passed He went direct to Newport to the training department and after shOst stay will enter the electrical department. He has many friends and will be greatly missed
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-24
SOuthf0rd.
DON'T LIKE TO HAVE NAME
 CHANGED.

Cf1ANUED.
 On the first day of October the name of the Eastford station is to be changed again to Oxford. With the changes that have been made in the last two years it seems as though the railroad company should be able to find a name to suit the conditions without changing every five CT six months. " hen t comes to picking out Oxford for the Southf0rd railway station it seems names must be scarce fer the various stations It IS very strange that the name should be changed so often at the Southford station and the funniest part of it will be when people in New York and other large cities will be pur- chasing their tickets for Oxford and will get to Southford and find Oxford is three miles away. No doubt they will find it quite lively place with two hotels and a cidermill. What the people of this town would like is l fer the staricn to be named South ford as formerly ana not try to get down in the woods three or four miles to get name from some little farming community. While, no doubt, there have been a few mis- takes made in the various shipments of merchandise for Eastford, still if the parties who were purchasing this merchandise would have given the shippers instructions to ship to Eastford, New Haven County, Conn.,, there would not have been any trou- ble. We are very much afraid if the name of Oxford does not suit that the railroad company will have tc go to Hotchkissyi' It to get nanc.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-24
Middlebury.

MISS BILLIARD GIVES AN TAT HOME.
 Miss Hillard is at home at the West over" on next Saturday afternoon, Sep tember 25, from 3 to 5 o'clock. A cordial invitation is given to all friends to attend
 Miss Lena E. Atwood has returned t( Thomaston.
 A union service was held in the Metho' dist church on Sunday evening. The Rev A. E. Westenhue preached.
 A. s. Judd has his barn covered an( shingled and is improving the ground. around the barn. Mrs John Sterry had the misfortune tt be thrown out of her wagon, last weel Thursday, breaking her right arm at tht elbow.
 School in the Lissewaug district opened on Monday. The other schools opened last week Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-24
SKIRTS MADE TO ORDER AT
 MODERATE PRICES.

An opportunity to get perfect fit- ting skirt. You purchase any Dress Goods from soc yard up, we take your measure and deliver the skirt in few days. We have made ar- arrangements with first class Ladies' Tailor to make these skirts, and guar antee satisfaction on every order. You choose the styles wanted from a chart containing all the latest styles.
 Cleft Aisle, Center.)
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-24

50 and 54-inch Worsted Suiting, in plain annd fancy stripes, all the new colorings, such as Beaver, Mulberry, Reseda, Wood Green, Brown, Navy and Black; excellent fabrics for tail ored costumes; $l.25 and $l.50 a yd.
 Satin Prunella-48 inches wide, Navy, Cadet, Reseda, Raisin, Smoke, Olive and Black. Excellent wearing quality $l.50 a yard. ., d. ... C
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-24

Mir and .ars George Beers. MT and Mrs Norman c. Beers of Danbury, MT and Mrs Joseph Nettleton and Miss Mil. dred Soule of New Milford, Mrs Eliza Briggs of New Haven, Mir and Mrs s. G Judd and Arthur Nettleton Judd Of Stamford, Mir and Mrs r. E. Wilcox, Mrs Anna Harris. Richard Harris, Miss Ger trude Hotchkiss and William c. JessuT of Norwalk were guests on Sunday oi Arthur Treat Nettleton.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-24
Beware 6 Continents for Catarrh that
 Contain Mercury.

As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do Is ten-fold to them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufact- ured by. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken in- ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, O.. by F. J. Cheney 6 Co. Testimonials free.
 Sold by druggists. Price 75c bottle
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-24
CHILDREN'S Cc" -uEATHEI
 SHOES.

Footwear at Mollan's for girls and boys includes all the new fall high cut and regular cut shoes, in the best feathers. School and dress shoes, in all sizes at moderate prices, and in a variety of designs, are ready fer the fall season at Mollan's.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-24

Mrs H. A. Wood had the misfortune to sprain her ankle severely, one day last week. She has been under the care of a nurse.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-24

Mrs Walter Ruffells returned, Mon day, after few days stay in Bethel where she was assisting her sister, Mrs Joseph Purvis, in the care of her little daughter, who was quite ill but is now improving.