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HULDA JOHNSON,

Hulda Johnson, a Swedish domes' tic who has been in the service Of Major w. Burnham for a few years and previously for a longer period in the family of the late c. P. Lyman, died at Carl Borger's on Monday evening at the age of S9 years, from the indirect result of pneumonia eon- tracted q few weeks ago, It was hoped till Monday that she was ihl- proving in strength and regaining her former health, when heagt trou- ble developed to that degree as to alarm physician and friends and her death speedily followed. The funeral was attended at MT Borger's on We'd nesday afternoon and lnterment fol- lowed in the village cemetery. Under taker Hubert Thomas of New Milford had the arrangements iH charge. Rev E. Evans ofiiciated as pastor
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RESTRICT OF RoxBtRY, ss. proba

RESTRICT OF RoyBURY, ss. Probate U Court. May 5. A. D,lle0e. Estate of Andrew Puchala, late of Rox- bury. in said District, deceased. The Couit vf Probate for the District of Roxbury hath limited and al lowed six months from date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims to the administrator. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time. will be debarred recovery. All persons m debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 her
 Ellen lxl Puchala. Administratrix.
 mark
 Witnessed by James w. Botsford,
 Edward w. Preston.
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Kent.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 NOTES
in Torrington

NOTES
 An informal reception and social gathering will be held in the Cnngre- gational church parlors on Friday evening, May IA, at 7.30 o'clock, in honor of the 1T new members who were received into tle church, last Sunday. There will be games and re- freslnen+e All the members of the church and parish are cordially in- vited 10 attend.
 'he pastor is preaching a series of sermons on Sunday evenings during May on the general subject of Dis eases of the Spirit and theiS Cure Last sunday evening the subject was Jesus Christ, the great Physician. Next Sunday evening, May g, the sub iect will be"Spiritual Insomnia, or unrest and it's aure." On May 16 Spiritual Paralysis, or Indifference and it's Cure" Other subjects will be arnounced later. Subjects of the mid-week services for May are: "The Church and Modern Life";; "The Church and other Organizations; Church Services and Activities" Church 0 ganization." The subject for next Sunday morning will be "The Leadership of the Holy Spirit"
 George H. Sleighter, aged 10 months, infant son of MT and Mrs William Sleighter, died at the home of Mrs Gliding in the village, Fri day, April 30, and was buried in the Congregational cemetery Monday afternoon.
 Miss Annie w. Knapp is spending week in Meriden and Bridgeport with her relatives.
 Eleven cases of measles were re- ported for April and there were probably several not reported.
 The Railroad Co. is making some much needed repairs and improve ments al the station which will greatly improve the sanitary con- ditions of the place.
 John Casey of Lane Street is hay ing an addition built on his house.
 The boys of the Kent school will give an entertainment for the bene- fit of the athletic association in the Town hall, Friday evening.
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home in Helmette, N. J. The funefal was attended there on Wednesday of this week.
 Mrs Charles Gilbert was quite i'll at her home here over laGt Sunday.
 Edson Cogswell has lately pur- chased Of E. n. Sperry of Marketable a tract of meadow and pasture land to add to his farm South of this vil- lage.
 Miss Laura Bigelow resumed her duties as teache~bf the Lake district school, this week.
 MT and Mrs w. L. Hopkins passed the latter part of last week in New York City. Their daughter accom- panied them.
 After quite a lengthy service in the shop and store of B. H. Beardsley, Eddie Borger severed his connection herewith last Saturday evening and Joseph Wright is this week occupying the place made vacant.
 M. M. Shirk and family opened their cottage on Lake street, last week, as residence and are settled to housekeeping in their new locality.
 The family of John Pentine re- moved from this village to Danbury, last week.
 William McHan applied last week to c. G. Carlson's residence coat of white lead and oil.
 Mrs Lucelia A. Taylor returned tC ner home on Christian Street on Mon day of this week, after acting in the capacity of housekeeper at Major w Burnham's for few weeks E. Il. Beards!ey passed last Sunday with his wife and eldest son in Bridgeport.
 Nelson Mercy sold a good draft horse, last week, to G. c. Ware, the farmer at Arrowpoint.
 Tyrrell & Griswold returned last Friday from their painting contract in Torrington.
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EOR SALE--A Boomer & Boschert screw U cider press. reversible platform; capacity 75 bushels to cheese, with elevator, grater, pump, cloths. racks. Also large power grind stone with grinder for holding planes. knives. Buzz savior saving fire wood. These things must be sold on account of room. Can be seen at the Alert Hat Mfg. Co.'S factory, or address c. Donalds, P. O. Box 3a2, Bethel, Conn.
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EOR SALE-60 acres. 9 room house. barns. T fruit. water. timber. ? miles from station. s15OO; $500 can remain if necessary. 90 other farms. [ to 460 acres, buildings. fruit. water, timber, all within miles of the station; sey- eral stockedl fooled. State your, wants. Brophey's Realty Exchange, 64Grand street. Danbury, Conn,
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Probate Notices.
DIsrRIeToP RoxBuRy. .ss, Probate Court,

DIsTRIeToP RoXBuRY.ss .ss. Probate Court, U April l5, 1909.
 Estate Of Catherine Marshall, late of Rok' bury. in said district, deceased,
 The Court Of Probate for the District Of Rosbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims Tor set' clement,
 Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time. will be debaffed . recovery, All per- sons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment 10
 Henry II. Warner Administrator,
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CATTLE TO PASTURE.

Will pasture cattle by the week month or season. Good pasture, shade and running water.
 J. L. Mitchell, South Britain, Ct'
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WANTEp-A small farm fin New Haven, Fairfield or I.itchfield Counties, state price and terms I would consider, large fatr, if p-ica ard terms are right. Would like stock and tools. Address Calvin D. Hatch, Derby, Conn.
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Tax Collectors Notice

Notice is hereby given to all persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Neweown that the taxes on list 1908 shall be due and payable Saturday. May 1. 1909. Twill be at the follow ing places to receive same: Town Clerks Off, flee Saturdays. May1, l5, 9 and 29 from a. no. to 4 D. m; Taylor Curtis X Co., s store, Sandy Hook. Monday. May 3d. from 10 a. m. to D. m.: s. J. Blackman's store Hawleyville, Sat urday, May s, from a. m. to 10 a. m. and at A. B. Blakeman's store. Botsford, from II a. m to 5p.m. JOHN F. H0ULIHAN,
 Collector.
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WELCOME G. CLEMANs.

MT and Mrs E. F.. Meeker of Chris tian street received, the first of this week, the sad news of the death of Mrs Meekers brother, Welcome G. Clemans, on Saturday evening, at his home in Helmette, N. J, The funeral was attended there on Wednesday of this week.
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FOR SALE-1O0 bbls of vinegar stock, two ye ars old A. L. Hawley, Hawley- vile, Conn.
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TO RENT-Part of my house with or without land. Mrs Charl es B. Glover, Boulevard, Newtown, Conn.
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WANTED-A boar pig, weight 100 to 150 pounds. THree or four pure Shep- herd pups for sale. H. c. Hill, Bethle- hem, Conn.
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TO RENT-The Mary German estate in Monroe, Conn. For particulars enquire of Miss Annie L. German, Box 69, Long Hill, Conn.
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FOR sALE-Jersey bull calf, months old. R. H. Sherman, Stepney Depot Conn,
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FOR sALE-7O fine Chester White pigs, ready to go about May 10 to l5. Also thoroughbred boar for service. Terms S1 cash. Newton M. Curtis, Sandy Hook Conn. Tel. 41-S.
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FOR sALE-Jersey Bull Rodin S9,559; iSrs; S4,sss, SiuAt dam Golden Master of Biltmore No. 1Jo.S1S. Dropped July IS, 1908; Solid color neat head, d shed r ce, small incurving lolns, straight back. low set body, elastic hide, has true dairy type. H. W. Burrett, Derby, Conn.
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WANTED-In family of four, a com potent second girl and to assist in care of child 1-2 years old. Wages SlS month. Call or address, Mrs (. W, Stevens, "a Park Ave, Danhury, Conn.
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FOE SALE. l2l Acres, Stock and Tools.

FOR SALE-2 Chester White sows due about August 1; also one big registered YorKshirc Boar 20-months old. Charles sIlazie;, Shelton Route 8. Conn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
LEGISLATORS FRAMING BILL
WHICH injuries DRASTIC
MEASURES.
ny r. ]. DILLON.

OLYMPIA. Jan III As soon az
the public morals turmoil dies down
w The legislature a bin VIII be- in
trnduced providing that husbands
who heht Their wives shall be- sub.
ioetod 60 the same sort of p,ininh
mont
While the details Of tbs law have
not been entirely agreed upon by the
people here working ~ ita interest
li is nuaefHleod that the iaN III
oregon VIII be- followed closely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

been a consistent advocate 81 union
labor measures
Ruth Robert. Arrasmith and
Stevenson are by temperament aud
association IN a more or less de-
gree against labor. IN the sense
that they cannot accept the prem.
isea upou which labor men argue
The bont labor can expect from this
committee under any circumstances
~ cold judicial even break. and "
there IL anything better than an
even break given ont u viii be- for
Tho amnlnYefa
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SENDS INVITATION To
POSTPONED HANGING

CHICAGO. Jan. a1 By a.. p-
Sheriff Strassheim. not having been
notified Of the communication 81 the
sentence % Herman nliik from
hanging 20 iife sentence for the
murder ~ Mary Vrzai. today sent
ont the usual invitations FOR thu
hanging on January 20 next
" the governor has committed the
sentence. q will be unucky for Hil-
TX unless ! am officially notified"
suld the sheriff today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
WIFE BEATERS TO
Be FLOGCED

The people who are urging this
measure are having considerable
difficulty 81 finding member who
viii father The measure officially.
Nearly every member who has been
approached Expresses himself az be-
iue heartily in favor of ihe measure.
bat all fear the ridicule that some
way pr othcr attaches 20 o. man who
introduces the wife hentef" bin
The bili affords scope for some
rather puerilr stock Wit. which legis-
latnra cmhuod with the wrongful
impression that they are humDfintH
never fan Go overlook Senator
Stevenson OF pomsr0y VIII be np-
preached and 10 be- expected that
bee viii consent to b. responsible for
the bills Introduction in the senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
PRIMA DONNA AND
TENOR ARE WED
HERE

Miss Evelyn Frances KeiluFR.
prima donna. and Mr. Eugene
Weincf. tenor II the San Francisco
Opera company. were united IN mar
riagc BY Rev Dr. Francis ! Van
Horn, pastor ~ the Plymouth Con-
gregntional church. at the Butler
Annex yesterday afternoon
The sketch WAS thoroughly onjoy-
Cd by Mr. and Mrs Frank uealy.
Teddy webb. George Kunkle. Amy
Leicester and a few friends Both
principals are well known t. Seat
tie theatre goera Their present en-
guEement u expected 20 run for life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
cHARrrR A srrAmER.

The British steamer sfraihearn
has been taken under time charter
BY tue Osaka Shoaen KaiHha com
pans. % inauFifrute their Oriental
service from Puget sound IN counsc-
ton with the Chicago. Milwaukee
a Puget Sound railroad only two
vessels u their private fleet have -
YET been launched. The strathearu
VIII sail June 4.
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CHIEFS OF POLICE
May COME

n present plans 40 not miacarry
the next convention n the tntcrna-
ffcnal Association u Chiefs ~ Po~
ffce will Be held In June. 1909. ".
s. GaAvey local manager 81 the
Thlel Detective Service company. is
the oniy Seattle member II the as
sotiation. and h.. iu conjunction
with Police Chief irving Ward. has
practically persuaded The powers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
WIEN pRINT BLuRs

Irritable temper and general dis.
comfort results. We positively cure
this condition wlfh our specially
ground glasses Schuchard Optical
Co. Eye Specialists. 1907 Second
. az. Seattle.
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OLYMPIA. Jan 27-A biii soon
90 be introduced hy the committee
on revenue and taxation viii provide
n tax Tor nearly every occupation
OF professional nature Doctors.
iN " rra, agents Who sell articles.
barhefH ali shops and stores brew
cries, in fact about everything that
"a faa or llCenre can &C. affixed a.
will he Included
The hiii WAS conceived by Repre-
sentative Lambert With him 10 IN
merely e question of state revenue.
and be- believes that he can raise
by this manner from a half 90 a mil
Hon dollars n year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

BEiifNeiiAM Jan. a. IS q.
A. Mrs Eiiznbth Cathraft Forrest
wife ~ Pref , n FORREST of the
normal faculty. aied suddenly yes
trfaaf Death wan due "a a rup-
iure ~ an artery. brought au Is
pneumonia Besides her husband
she leaves = daughter. two nana and
brothers and sisters IN Iowa and
Colorado She mas 81 years old.
and was born IN kuoxyitle. love-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

WASHINGTON, Jan. e. The
senate has passed the hlii providing
for the establishment Of United
States assay office az Los Angeles
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Members Of the state board ~ y.
W. g.. a. met yesterday AZ the home
Of Mrs John Schram. where an IN
tereetiug meeting WAS held The
discussion on plans for the accom-
modaiiona for young girls during
the coming A.-Y.-p. exposition was
heartily entered into Mrs r.. r..
htiuc gave a long address IN which
she advocated That the y ". &. a
should look 10 furnishing more room
for the many girls who are coming
here, and who Will look 10 the u.
". q. 4 % protect them.
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aprys' WIn a Ws,tmln.t.r.

NEW WESTMINSTER. Jan. 81
The temperance element again gain
"a a signal victory yesterday even
Ing, when II ". Marshall and y H..
Brown two staunch temperance
men, were elected license commits
HonerH. D. J. Lynch WIS defeated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

PORTLAND. ore. Jan. 25-A
vaudeville performer, who goes ~
tho nhnnc 81 Montana JHch" made
a wild shot during his exhibition -
rifle shooting and shot his assistant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

that 81 % select Seattle a. the next
convention city
Mr. Seavcy formerly was chief ~
police ~ Omaha Neb.. and IL life
member ~ the association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
ALL IS LOVELY IN THE HOUSE
BUT IT is DIFFERENT
IN THg SENATE.

OLYMPIA. Jan 21 While the
cause ~ labor has nothing 10 com.
plain OF IN The makeup Of the lower
house, a glance at the upper body
il enough "a cause ahiyefn 10 run
az and down che backs Of the en-.
tire American Federation OF Labor
Within any reaaonnble bounds
the house ia a pFulAbor hy a vide
majority. and the labor outlook in
that body " briFht 90 an mean.
descent degree. bat ~ ninft Ia ihe
senatorial roosts there 10 darkness
The stand II the house was clear.
~ indicated when the women's
eight hour law was acted upon
Palmer % kinK county led the
fight against Il aud was showed
under each time Palmer under
the thin. EanEy excuse Of heipiug
tho biil. eahaYod "a amend II to
death. but bis wufk lacked anything
Ike flneeFe Il vas as open. oh.
yious. az N he had announced his
lunermoai intentions from the
start
Crossing the corridor Of thS state
capitol to tAke a loot NJ the senate
committee on labor. the best labor
can do 10 Ca count three 81 the
four members. and AZ least one u
the members favorable 20 the cause
- labor Is not what could he term
ed labor enthusiast This ia
Faiconer of arohumisb Faiconer
IL a lumber broker and as such
should properly BE- on the other
side Of the labor fence. bat be- II
man of convictions ~ light and
wfonE nad wQni ailos his husiueea
associations or instincts % get
awAy with hiA Idea 81 what IL rlght
% the iaboring man HiKtabie. the
ehalrman. II an old railroad mao
who Incidentally hopes e. D. labor
commissioner. aud IN addition 10
his natural inclination toward labor
measures. has an a. "a grind, Sen
afor Costerili uf king has aiaaya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
IDAHO LOCAL OPTION BILL

BOISE. Idaho Jan e 80 e.. y
AlthhuE hsfpFeduumrd Go defeat hy
a caucus 81 the republican members
~ the house. the local option IN
paeasd the house. to-day n 81 ex.
peefsd that the bin will pass the
senate with a few amendments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

In 1907 there WAS fgaIfss
miles OF Western Union telegraph
wire In this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81 The
president has sent 10 tho senate the
nomination Of " H. Mccoy. 10 be
postmaster at HeardoB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

CARSON New. Jan 27~A bin
was introduced IN the assembly pro-
vidinR for an exhibition hy Ne
vada at the Alaska Yukon Pacific
exposition az Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

woman. through the hand. Tho
woman, u IL said. is not seriously
injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

al passenger steamers leave Col.
man docks for pnEet Sound Navy
Yards go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

The state Of Georgia leads In
negro population. with t.03f.st3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
WALL PApER REMNANTS.

while they last Granitus Zoe
Aolro ceilings Ice. inFralns soc
Enough "a do from one to five
rooms ~ q Kind Your opportunity
n you are golng 70 paper this
spring
FEDERAL PAINT a WALL
PAPER CO,
t3if First Ave.
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MARTIN q CO.

Uieh Grade Gloves
ron LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
1907 second Ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

Womcns Plain Kitchen
Aprons. Of checked ging-
hams; good length, large
pocket Thursday morning.
l2Ee each.
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THE BON MARCHE

II the 1909 White i
Sales. An records
up Expect iurthe
4 800 yards of fin.
Ato . inches wide,
! edges that will
(. BE here when II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-21
OUTRAGED AND ROBBED.

WAt Darlington, Pc, yesterday evening,
two negroes stacked Mrs. Annie Lizsr.
burg, about 60 years old, choksd her,
sud forced her to tell where her money
was kept, and robbed the house OF 1902
after having tied her husband, Eiwsrd
$. LiiEaoburg. iu the barn.
About 6 O'Clock Liizsuburg was in
the barn finishing up bis chores, when
the two negroes entered the building,
grabbed him and tied his hands and
feet.
The negroes then went 10 the house,
and, seizing Mrs. Li,zsnburg, attacked
her. The negroes then tied their victim
band and foot, and ohoked aud beat her
until she admitted thst her money was
10 q tTuuK on the second floor. The ne.
eroes vent though the trunk aud got
1902, mostly in small coin, the savings
of the couple.
The husband released himself st.er q
Struggle and rsn 10 the Girls' House oi
Refuge, where be obtained help. Mrs.
Litzsnburg was RECESSED more dead than
alive. The neighbors are aroused, and
threats OF 8 lynehipg are usds IL sne
, eulprlts are caught
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