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The Newtown bee., 1909-05-21
Long Hill.
LOCAL JoTTlNGs.

Q our stbck or BHtnen hnu Helu heeu lh all new goods and sure to grow; both in plIw this s,ring there is none better than the Oliver chilled blow, for which we are agents, and the price Is right. Do not forget one application .0f Ayerar- ius Carbolnelim on the interior of your poultry houses keeps them fec from vermin. -[fio Long Hlll Store, w. N.
 Matthew Britt and family of Bridgeport are spending two weeks with MT and Mrs James Barrett.
 The annual meeting of the Long Till Jerieterv a;so' iriol will ts held at Lower Long Hill schoolhouse on Monday afternoon, May 24. at 4 o'clock.
 Master Willis Stuart, who was seriously H., is now improving slow ly. Dr c. \. Gallup is attending him
 Arthur Wilson has resigned his position at Peter H. Lynch's shop.
 Mrs A. A. Angevine, who has been spending the winter in B.'i,lgeport, has opened her home here for the summer.
 Mrs James Frear opened her ice cream parlor for the season, last Sat urday, ana will now have it open on every Saturday.
 D. Dilliston has purchased Frank Mead's paper route through Long Hill and took charge of it the first of ]ast week.
 Miss Randall of Echo, L. l., is a guest of MT and Mrs Ezra Randall, this week.
 The Misses Hall, who have rented the John Gabler place for the last year rave left Long Hill and have re- turner to their home in New Jersey. New York parties have rented the place and will soon move there.
 Mrs Belle Jobes of Bridgeport has taken position as forelady at the R. !. Touc"y shop.
 Mrs Louis Hoyt and daughter, Sadie, spent Sunday in Bridgeport, the guests of MT and Mrs c. hmack.
 Master Robert Staines will enter tain party of his youg friends at his home from 4 to o'clock, next Mcndsy afternoon, the occasion te- ing his ,evelth birthday.
 Miss Ethel Sweezy, who has been spending a few weeks with her grandmother, Mrs Robb, has re- turned ta h,r nome in Yonkers, N. Y.
 Mir and Mrs Wolff and Laughter of New, York, were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Fetch Gabler.
 Mrs Garfield Flathers and Mrs Charles Green of Bridgeport were in town, last Wednesday, calling Jn old friends.
 i. lure a large number from this place attended Andrew E. Curtis kfuneral at Stepney, last Monday.
 Louis Jennings has accepted po- tion in Bridgeport with the Harvey [ubbell Manufacturing Co. v Just received. A carload of Schu- macher stock feed, one of the best feeds for horses on earth. Get bag at John S. Hurd's feed store and be- conWnceu of it's merits.
 Mrs Elizabeth Wade is visiting friends in Norwalk ttis week. |
 
 There was large congregation at the Methodist church, last Sunday, 10 listen to the very interesting ad- aress given by Miss Fannie Crosby of Bridgeport, the blind song writer, and everyone who was present re- ceived an upiift and help from her address. The solos by Mrs Flaherty and Arthur Gabler of this place and Miss Godolphin of Bridgeport were also greatly enjoyed.
 Miss Jennie Perkins of Hoyden's Hill is making her home for the sum- mer with Mrs A. A. Angevine.
 MT and Mrs c. B. Cutler are en- toying the Spring scenery riding out in their new 2O-horsepower Ford automobile, purchased of Bridgeport parties.
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Raymond Dibble and his mother, Mrs Sylvester Dibble, of Hawleyvi!le, passed Wednesday with his grand parents, MT and Mrs F. F. Andrews. The boy thought he would go fishing and in some way got the fish-hook imbedded in the flesh of one finger. It was necessary to take the lad to Dr barber in Bethel to have it re- moved.
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Trumbull.
GRANGE ENTHUSIASM.

The following program will be given at the next regular meeting of the Grange on May 2S:
 Reading, Fred Botsford. .. "A Model Barn and Milk Room, v by D. M. Fuller. Flowers in the home; which make the best show for the labor spent on them. William H. Brinsmade.
 Recitation, Rose Parks.
 Should farmers always sell the best they raise. D. F. Booth.
 Solo, Mrs Emil Berger.
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A social and dance under the aus pices of the Sandy Hook baseball as- sociation will take place in St Mary's hall, Friday evening, May 2l. Music will be provided by a first class or chestra. Tie committee of arrange ments consists of C. H. Hurd, A. s. Finch. H. Bradley, John Bailey and A. E. Hurd. The tickets will be 25c. Everyone who attends is assured an enjoyable time.
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Unclaimed letters ;emain at the Postotfice addressed to Mrs Margaret Christopher, Mrs James Christopher James H. Raymond, Ellis Herbert, A. H. Fodgson, George F. Adams, Guy Forbes, Zilla Miles, registered. Wilson M. Reynolds, Postmaster.
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THE METHODIST CHURCH.
Sunday Services.

At 10.45 a. m., morning service with preaching by pastor, Subject, "The One Pearl of Great Price" Evening service at 7.3O o'clock. Sub ject, "The Great Salvation" Rev F.. H. Sawyer of Thomaston, a former pastor will be present at the services.
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Usira Memorial Service.

On the 3Cth, Memorial day, a un- ion memorial service will be held in the church at 3.30 p. m., to which the veterans, their friends ami the general public are invited.
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A Derby contractor was in town, Tuesday, conferring with owners of property in the Borough relative to repairs on the sidewalks.
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A replese 1tative of tie Tribune fresh air fund was in town, last well, secv'ng to arrange for the sending of a party of 10 fresh air children to Newtown for a two weeks outing. 1t is desired to have them entertained two in home and thnse who are wiling to take up this interesting charity are asked to hand their names to Rev J. Ii. George or Rev AleyaD,le: Steele.
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Masons are busy on the tower of Trinity church, filling in creyiees where the water has forced itself in during driving storms.
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TRINITY PARISH.
Sunday Services.

At II a. m., morning prayer and sermon by the rector, Rev J. II. George. At 12 m., Sunday school. At 7.S0 P. T,., evening prayer.
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MT and Mrs Henry G. Curtis and MT and Mrs Robert H. Beers attended the funeral of Andrew B. Curtis at Stepneye, Monday.
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Greenfield Hill.
DEERFIELD ITEMS.

Miss Carrie Allen has entertained a young lady from Bridgeport.
 Jesse Wheeler with his assistants has sawed several cords of wood for Charles Nichols.
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barn painted by Frank Williams of southbury.
 Miss Ruth Hinman spent Wednes- day and Thursday of last week in Seymour and Derby.
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Mir and Mrs Edward Fairchild of Bridgeport were guests, last Wednes- day, of MT and Mrs Hobart G. Fair child of Botsford.
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Mi ses Katherine and Jessie Payne were with their mother, Mrs Mary Payn3 of Dayton Street, over Sunday.
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Miss Edith Quackenbush of New Rochelle, \. Y., was week end guest Of her parents, N! anu Mrs Joseph Quackenbush.
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George Stevens, an employe of the Fabric Fire Hose Co.,, is at home sick and under the doctors care.
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MT and Mrs Edwin Sanford, Rev and Mrs Laine, Mrs Ann Sanford Taylor and Mrs Susan Hall were guests at tea, Tuesuay night, of MT and Mrs E. J. Hall.
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Mrs Margaret Lester returned to her home W vdncsday, after stay ot 10 days with Mir and Mrs A. P. Srlith. On Thursday she went to Minortown, Woodbury, to fill an engagement.
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MT and Brs Galpin of Bridgeport passed Sunday with MT and Mrs Beard of Gas Street.
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Dr w. H. Kiernan was in the Park City, WeQneSday.
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Greens Nervura, zoe; Duffy's Pure Malt, soc; Bells Syrup Coldine. soc; Porter's Healing Oil. $1; Vinol, $1; Ayers Sarsaparilla, zoe. At Finch's.
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Mrs Daniel Camp, who nas been at Pittshurg, Pa, is now at 155 Wash ington avenue, Albany, N. Y. |
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William Dayton of Danbury passed Tuesday night with his mother, Mrs '. ". Dayton.
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BASEBALL.
NeWtoWn A. C. vs. Defenders.

The Newtown A. c. baseball team played the Defenders of Bridgeport on the N. A. c. grounds, Saturday. The Defenders won by a score of 5 to |2. A. E. Brinton acted as umpire.
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An Nup-to-date summer line of OX- ford ties for ladies, misses And mem In the shoe department at the Brick store.
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Mrs George Ryveal of Clayton, Mass, has been the guest of Mrs John l.. Hughes.
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John CrIDbeLs of I:assalc, x. J., visited his mother, Mrs William Cribbens, over Sunday.
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Herbert Parsons of Albany, N. Y, passed Sunday with his sister, Mrs E. P. Finch.
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Master John Keane, who was seri- ouTly ill with measles and conyul- sions. is now convalescing nicely.
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MT and Mrs w. E. Grafton of Bridgeport passed Sunday with MT and Mrs B. J. Hall.
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William Donohue of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his parents, MT
 and Mrs Michael Donohue.
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Edgewood Park lawn seed, mas tul tiums, sweet peas and swiss chard in bulk. At FinCh's.
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Bradley's phosphate, garden seeds lawn mowers and agricultural tools At Tsylor, Curtis & Co.'s.
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Fish rods, lines, baskets, etc., at TaYlOr, Curtis &Co.'s.
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Miss Bessie Lockwood, daughter of Frederick Lockwood, is quite ill with Whooping cough.
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The Gordon improved automatic corn planter pleases practical men. At Taylor, Curtis & Co.'S.
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Miss Marilla George and Master Robert Tiemann are among the children ill with the measles
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LADIES' WRAPPERS

Percale wrappers, 9Sc and s1.S9. New assortment and extra quality at French's, Bethel.
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Hiawatha flour pleaSes particular housekeepers. At Finch's.
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Anyon wishing to go driving cal up Mrs Finch, No. 45-3. T=rms, 25t Il hour per person.
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Prime quality strawberries, pine apples, oranges and bananas. At Finchs.
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Don't forget we keep complete line of rubber boots and rubbers ot all descriptions. A seasonable line of heavy shoes for farmers. Don't forget our repairing department GThe Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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Mems, boys, ladies and misses tennis Oxfords. A nice line in all the different colors. Also a new line of mems and ladies' tan and patent leather Oxfords which we are closing out at very low prices.-[Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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Henry Costello has returned to work in the Lo2omohile factory in Bridgeport.
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Norman Glover is driving a hand some bay horse, purchased this week.
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Mrs Adeline Hdbt ell of Bridgeport is a guest at s. P. Glover's.
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mrs Finch will take people driving for 25c an hour per person. Phone 45-3. T
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Charles Hall of Derby was the guest over Sunday of z. 7. Tilson
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Will Betts of AGa, O., is visiting lis mother, Mrs Mary J. E. Betts.
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Great price reduction of summer millinery at E. H. Dillon < Co.,, ll'5 Main Street, Bridgeport.
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HAWLEYVILLE CHAPEL.
{ Service on Sunday.

Rev Alexander Steele will preach at the Hawleyville chapel, Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
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CONGREGATIONAL NOTES.
Sunday Services.

Service Sunday morning at II o'clock with a sermon by the pastor.
 Sunday school at noon.
 Y. P. s. c. E. meeting in the even- ing at 7,30 o'clock. Subject, Lessons from the Birds and Flowers" Luke 12:24-2S. Leader, Phillips Morris.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

At the morning service or Sunday there will be a sermon by the pastor in keeping with the season, Apple Blossom Time"
 Sunday school at Hattertown schoolhouse at p. m. Preaching at , o'clock.
 A memorial service, to which the soldiers and sons of veterans and all interested in Grand Army day are in- vited will be held on Sunday even- ing. Preaching by the pastor.
 Wednesday evening. prayer meet ing.
 Thursday afternoon, May 27, the Ladies Aid Socitey will hold their monthly meeting at the rarsonage at 3 p. m.
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The monthly meeting of the Mems Federation will be held on Monday evening, May "A, beginning at 8 o'clock.
 Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7.45 o'clock.
 The semi-annual business meeting and election of officers of the Y. P. 5. c. E. society will be held next Wednesday evening, May 26. : The Ladies Missionary meeting was held this week at the home of Mrs H. M. Smith.
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The Nea's club will meet on Tuesday Light.
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Choice teas and coffees at Finch's.
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George Clingan of New York is visiting at the home of C. E. Os- borne.
 Mrs James Lord, who has spent the winter in Bridgeport, is with Mrs c. B. Osborne, Jr.
 David Fairchild, who has been acting as nurse at Bellevue hospital,
Arizona republican., 1909-08-30
THE EAST AND THE WEST
To Determine the National Baseball
 Championship.

New York, Aug 29.-Classing Pitts burg as western team it begins to look more and more every day as though the worlds championship base ball series will be contested for the first time under existing conditions this year between teams representing the east and west. In 1903 Pittsburg and Boston fought out the champion ship, Boston winning That series, however, was not arranged by the na- tional commission, but by the club owners themselves. In 1904 came the mix-up between Boston and the Gi- ants, which resulted in the refusal of the Giants to play the series Then the national commission stepped in and took charge of the championship games. In 1905 it was the Giants and Athletics, while in 1906 the two Chicago clubs clashed, the White Sox winning. In 1907 and 1908 it was the Tigers and Cubs, the Cubs being victors both times.
 This year it looks like Pittsburg and either Philadelphia or Boston De- troit may come through again. but it looks rather doubtful, especially as they wind up the season away from home Commencing on September 16 the Tigers start an eastern trip that lasts until October 1. fifteen games. being played. In that time they will have to meet both Philadelphia and Boston.
 From this it can be seen that De- troit has a mighty hard row to hoe for the rest of the season. and makes either Philadelphia or Boston look like the more logical winner of the championship. If Detroit is beaten it will mean an east and west series for the biggest honor in baseball The one best bet right now is that Penn sylvania will be the scene of all the worlds championship games of 1909. with Philadelphia and Pittsburg as the contestants.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-30
Book Notice.

Haaren and Poland's Famous Men of Modern Times. By John H. Haaren. LID. district superintendent of schools, New York City, and A. B. Poland, Ph.D., superintendent of schools, Newark, N. J. Cloth, 12mo, 352 pages, with illustrations. Price, 30 cents, American Book Company, New York, Cincinnati and Chicago.
 This volume for supplementary reading gives in simple and attractive form the lives of thirty-three great soldiers, sailors. statesmen, scientists, and rulers. from Columbus to Glad stone Each brief biography f<ms a center about which the pupil can gather the prominent events Of the country and epoch There can be no quicker way of holding it. for there can be no better method of acquaint- ing young people with the great facts of history than that which gives them a knowledge of the men by whom fts- tory has been made. The illustrations are numerous and beautiful. and add much to the attractiveness of this helpful and interesting book.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-30
THE VALLEY NINE Is
 DETERMINED ID WIN NO BETTER NINE EVER LEFT
 PHOENIX. They Already Feel the Prescott Prize Money Is in Their Grasp.

All arrangements are now complete for the capture of that s25O baseball prize offered by the Labor Day cele- bration commission at Prescott. The team is made up and Is tipped off as a winner.
 There is little. if any. doubt that the strongest nine ever sent out of the val ley will go to Prescott to compete with the other teams that are after the prize money. It is the first baseball tournament to be held in the mile high city in which Phoenix has been rep resented, and for this reason, if for no other, the local men are determined that the time has come to show the other twirlers of the Territory the quality of ball that is played in the Salt River Valley.
 Another event teat Phoenix wants to win. but is not quite so sure of as the ball game, is the .100-yard dash. Several runners will be taken up to compete in this event. There is also an Indian whose name is carefully con-. cealed who will be a dark horse in one or more of these running events. It Is not Harry Mclean, however. for the Hopi has no desire as yet to forsake the ranks of the amateurs.
 The ball team will leave on the 2 a m. train on Saturday. Their first game will be played Saturday after noon, but with what team is not known as yet. The other hines entered are Jerome, the Woodmen and the s. F P. & P. There will be one game Sat urday, one Sunday morning and two Sunday afternoon.
 It is safe to say that in the lineup of the nine there is not a single weak man. With possibly one exception ev- cry one of them are heavy hitters. In the Saturday game the pitchers will be Aver and Pierce. Sunday Williams will be in the box. The other players are Morris. catcher; Spaulding. first base; Dunlevy. second; Warner, short stop Duhnson. third; Sullivan, left; Mullen, center; Stevenson, right
 If the tournament results in a vic tory for Phoenix the city hall tower will probably flare out in red lights
Arizona republican., 1909-08-30
Saved at St. Winnifred
 Hospital

(San Francisco Bulletin-)
 The physicians in Honolulu could do nothing flor U. S. Deputy Marshal Winters and he gave them up in despair and came to San Francisco to see if there was any physician here who could cure an extreme case of chronic Bright's disease. He had had two uraemic convulsions. was almost bursting with dropsy. and. after fighting the disease for two years, was at the end of the way. The physician he consulted in this city told him that chronic Nephritis is now a curable disease and that he would probably recover. He sent the patient to the St. Winnifred Hos pital. put him on the new treatment for chronic kidney disease. Fulton's Renal Compound. and proceeded to aid it in ways that the skilled prac- titioner understands. In four months Winters went back to the islands perfectly well-San Francisco Bulle- tin.
 We sent for the treatment given the patient referred to in the St Winnifred Hospital with such re- markable results and have it in stock for patients here. Chronic kidney Disease. including Bright's Disease and Diabetes, are now cura- ble.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-30

and announce the victory to the sur rounding country That is, it will flare out if the consent of the city council can be obtained beforehand.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-30

There is nothing about her that is in truding. It is just her way.
 Garvin Gilmain. who will give his last act of impersonation tonight. will always be sure of a warm welcome in Phoenix, and it is hoped that he may return some time in a produc- tion that will give him leeway to show his extraordinary ability at its best. Here is an actor who is many actors in one. the personification of versatility.
 Louis and Aldo in their acrobatic act met many new faces last night and won several more scores of ad- mirers. Their encore spoke for their act.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-30
AT THE THEATERS
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Unusually good Sunday night au- diences Datronized the three airdomes last night. with the Coliseum having a little the better of it. The hit of the night came to Pearson and Joell in an other Chinese skit. "A Heather Chi nee" which. although not as heavy in action or lines as ''The Chinese Mug get" seemed to take even better The Selby Musical Comedy company will open at the Grand on Tuesday night with a well costumed production. "A Woman Hater," with all manner of dash and smiles and catchy music. The Coliseum has a strong bill booked, lead by Abdallah and Nichol, an Arabian acrobatic act, one of the few foreign teams touring the United States. The Majestic also has a surprise in store for Phoenix show goers which will be
Arizona republican., 1909-08-30

Of all the. duties the love of faith, with faith and constancy in it. ranks first and highest The truth is God. To love God and to love truth are one and the same-Silvio Pellico.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-30

equal in merit to the other new bills. This weeks bill promises as much for the airdome patron as was offered last week
 OLISEUM.-Pearson and Joell made their Phoenix reputation last week and their new Chinese character skit last night even brought them more appreciation than they received dur ing their run in Los Angeles. Pear son knows the Chinese about as well as any Thespian character artist of the day. and from years of study among the representatives of the Mongolian race in this country as customs in spector he knows the backward work ings of this almost unfathomable enigma. the Chinese mind. Joell is an artist and deserves a place on the boards His Irish characterization last night was almost flawless. His song should not be missed.
 Temple and O'Brien in a neat little skit brought them a generous hand. which was deserved.
 The illustrated songs were the best heard in the city.
 MAJESTIC.-Carroll Johnson. the prince of entertainers. should draw a packed house every night, for there Is only one Carroll Johnson in the United States. Of course he made good last night. but his work had more snap in 1t and more desire to please since he opened Tuesday night.
 Joe Egan. the Broadway boy. Is yer. Satile and knows the niceties to a sin gle. He is clever in his original wit a good handler of ragtime. and has the action that is so necessary ina vaude- will act of the class which he is deliv- ering.
 Johnstone and Cooke are responsible for a large portion of the big houses at the new airdome. They are not nov ices or in vaudeville because no other avenue is open to them. They are real artists and their work shows if
 The moving pictures were the best in town.
 GRANO.-Miss Cores of the team of Reisner and Cores won the largest hand here last evening with her dainty, charming ways and her unusually sweet voice, which will not be eQualed in Phoenix again this season She is the neatest bit of femininity that has been in Phoenix vaudeville; at least such is the didtum of her audiences.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-30
FUNERAL OF ALBERT MILLER.

The funeral Of Albert MIIIer, or Tempe, who was killed in an automo- bile accident on the Roosevelt road yesterday morning. will be held on Tuesday afternoon at some hour to be announced in Tuesdays Republican. Owing to the fact that the family is scattered. some being on the coast, the hour cannot be given until word is received from the differ ent members ot the family.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-30
THE N. G. A. gNcAMPMENr-

Members of the two national guhrd companies of Phoenix are requested to report to their company commanders tonight or as early as possible wheth- CT they will be able to attend the an- nual encampment near Prescott. Those going from here to the en- encampment will leave on September F at am. and will return to the city on the afternoon of September 19