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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
Ladies Child Meets

The Ladies Guild of St. John s Epis- copal church met at the beautiful new home of Mrs. ]. s. Miles on East street yesterday afternoon with twenty five members and several visiting ladies present. Rev. Bennett, the new pastor of the Episcopal church, was an hon ored guest. After the regular routine of business, delicate refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Chlders and Mrs. Towle. The next meeting of the guild will be held at the residence of Mrs. J. J. Keegan, 27O East Cedar street, January 29.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
Mexican Joe" Meets Match

Joe LeDuke, better known as Mex iean Joe, met his match yesterday when he worried George Evans until the miner pummelled his head until it looked like an overripe tomato. Y" Mexican Joe' faneied himself as some sort of an article in the Jeffries class and was imbued with the eonvic. ton that he is pugilistic invincibili- ty. He met Evans in the Old Kentucky Home saloon and little later had changed his mind as to his own prov ess. The two men were arrested by Deputy Marshal Cochran and brought before Justice Iiinson Thomas, who as- sessed them $s, each, which they paid.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
rlashlight Caught Fast Drivers

c. A. Alderman and Jim Dawkins, charged with fast driving, were fined $5 each, by Justice Hinson Thomas yes terday. Marshal Anderson was on the street Thursday night when they came by like streak. The marshal turned his Aashlight upon them, and they let out few notches,'' as the railroad men say, going down the street like a streak. Later in the night, however, they met the marshal and their arrest followed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
Brings in Samples

Joe Grasso came in from the Pinal Range last night with samples of ore of sulphide copper and iron which he discovered in shaft at twenty-five feet depth. He believes the ore high grade and will have it assayed today. His property is next to Harvey's claim and Buekland's group near the old Brown mill on the Pioneer road. The strike is in contact between schist and gran ite and the lode is nine feet wide and traceable for 4500 feet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
GLOBE CITY BAND DANCE.

The Globe City band will render a concert on the street Saturday evening before the dance, at the conclusion of which they will march in parade to the hall, accompanied by those masquerad- CTS who wish to march with them, and then the fun will be on. Four differ ent prizes will be given for the best costumes, which are on display in shop windows in the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
Chicken Case Continued

Owing to the time of the court being taken with other business, Justice Hin son Thomas, yesterday, continued until II O clock this forenoon the case of l. Yokohama, the young Jap charged with stealing chickens from his Chinese neighbor. A number of witnesses have been summoned, and the trial promises to be interesting.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16

head of that organization in this terri tory. She was shown d fine time by her Globe sisters, who wanted 10 keep her there forever. At Maricopa she was met by her husband, who accom- panied her home on the last stage of her iourney.-Ph Phoenix Gazette.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
Police Force Busy

Mars and all the planets of evil in fluence seem to have been in the ascend ant yesterday, with the result that ev- cry one of the members of the police force, from City Marshal Anderson to Mac Robertson, the newest officer, had to sign their names to the police blotter under the names of men arrested and fined for various offenses of petty char aeter.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
Arrested for Robbery

City Marshal Anderson and Deputy Marshal Robertson, early yesterday morning, arrested an unknown Mexican charged with robbery by A. Guthrie, local mechanic. Guthrie says that he had been drinking and was asleep when the Mexican went through his pockets and relieved him of STA.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
Healthy Community, This

While all the rest of the country is freezing to death or worrying itself to pieces with the grippe and sundry other ailments brought on by the win try weather, it is interesting to note that there has not been single death in Globe and vicinity in twenty-three days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16

from some of the leading men in this community, have been received since the first of the year, and the indica. tions are that there will be many more in the near future. The permanent success of this popular social organiza- ton has long since been assured
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
Returned From Globe

II. Il. St. Claire of the II. H.. Me Neil company has returned from brief business trip to Globe, in the interest of his firm. He reports Globe as the liveliest place he has seen for many moons. Business over there is better than anywhere else in the territory Republican.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
saguaro Club Booming

The Saguaro club membership, since the installation of the elevator in the Trust building, has been growing by leaps and bounds. No less than forty applications for membership, coming
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16

The Ladies Aid society of the Pres. byterian church will conduct a window sale of home-cooked cakes, pies, etc, al
 the Old Dominion Commercial com pany's store on Saturday afternoon from 2 o'clock on. Reasonable prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
Dominion Hotel Arrivals

W. D. Frederick, Miami H. F. Ran dall; J. J. Burke, Denver; H. w. Alt man, Los Angeles; J. W. Barker, St. Louis; F. Paddock, Fl Paso; A. Carter, Fl Paso; J. F. Groman, Ataka, Okla; Paul Meyerhoff, Tucson; w. S. Hum phrey, Clifton.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16

For health and happiness-DeWitt' Little Early Risers- small, gentle, easy, pleasant little liver pills, the best made. Ssld by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Go.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
whalley Buys Grocery Business

Schwarz Whalley, formerly of Kofa, has purchased the grocery business of Charles Pollard, in East Globe. Mir. Whalley is a son of William Whalley, the well known North Globe lumber man.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
NEW HA1R DRESSING pARLoRs

Mrs. Rosa l.. Bruner and Mrs. Helena Deval have opened new Massage, Hair Dressing and Manicuring Parlors al l3o Mesquite street, just back of Forts.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
TheClobeBank and Savings Go.

We have just received zoe new Fam, fly Savings Banks. Call and get one today. We pay to 6 per cent on term deposits and 2 to 8 per cent on Escrow deposits, the only system enabling a bank to pay it's depositors in cash any day.
 We write Fire Insurance in the best companies.
 We make collections, real estate deals, and always have money to loan our customers.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16

Victor, Columbia and Edison Phono- graphs--All the latest records. See the new double disc records Wightman s.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16

thing doing when some inventive genius contrives a plan to get the gold out of the sand and earth without water.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16

Will rent costumes for masquerade ball. Apply Mrs Kidder, Iris theater, after noon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16

Wigs and mask costumes, rear of Cameraphone.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-16
Return of Mrs. Moore

Mrs. John Moore has returned from Globe, where she visited the lodge of Pythian Sisters. Mrs. Moore is at the
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14
Lyons Plains.
GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATION

MT and Mrs Philip Gerhardt cele- brated their golden wedding on May ?. There were present many of chil- dren, grandchildren and friends; MT ana Mrs il. Gerhardt and children of South Norwalk, MT and Mrs A. Von Am and children, the Misses Mar garet and Emelie and Master Fred erick, Mrs L. Mitchell of Bridgeport, Carl Lewis of Brooklyn, Miss Hackett of Brooklyn, Mrs Ripper and son of Norwalk, MT c. w. Johnson, Mrs E. Wakeman, Mrs J. ". Smith. Many congratulations were received by mail and telegraph from H. Best, the Misses Edith and Clara Best, MT and Mrs w. Hudson, Dr and Mrs Gaul of Chicago. Also letters from their son and daughter, Edward and Katherine, of California, MT and Mrs Stabell and son of South Norwalk. MT and Mrs Gebhard of Narrows- bury, N. Y. Mrs W. Ohler of Bethel. MT and Mrs Terhardt are in good health and arc both able to cary on their farm alone. MT Gerhardt is ill his 73rd year and Mrs Gerhardt in her 72nd year. They were the re- cipients of many presents and flow CTS. MT and Mrs Gerhardt have nine children living and l2 grandchildren Two sons are living in Alaska.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14
East0n
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 NOTES.

Tile Ladies' Aid society of the Congregation church, held a" Sala- magundi social' at Grange hall, Sat urady evening. There was a good attendance and all enjoyed pleasant evening. Games were played and a conundrum supper was served. About S1l doll ITS was realized.
 Miss Frances Fanton of Bedding was home over Sunday.
 Misses Mary Gillette and Mary Ferris of Danbury were home over Sunday
 Mrs Ira c. Andrews was able to take short drive, last week, after her recent illress.
 Miss Louise B. Turney spent last Friday in Bridgeport.
 Miss Esther Gustafson spent Sun day at home.
 Theodore and Harold Beard of rh lton were Sunday guests of their grandmother, Mrs J. W. Turney.
 s. B. Turney and son, Herbert, and J. z. Mellen, spent part of last week at Fairfield Beach painting the cottages of Mrs Louise Ward and H. W. Osborne.
 Mrs H. w. Osborne has been quite sick. Miss Carrie Platt of Bridge port has been caring for her. <.
 Rev J. Ii. Maddox of New Haven spent Saturday and Sunday in town
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14
The Wanamaker Galleries Are Full of New Things for Beautifying and furnishing the SUMMER HOME

you derive enjoyment and excitement out of shipping the string the newaHved package box unwppng the paper and bringing the beauties concea imagine how much pleasure we are getting out of unpackng and setting up whole soruE eight gaees- fascinating charming things for making the Summer cottage or the ayenound home, comfortable attractive more ab and preparing them for you to admire
 It is rarely rich and beautiful show and cordially invite to see everybody who has any plans for Summer mhng-or who has a but simply likes enjoy artistic things Only hurried list pOssbeand of its pleasing features the thor oughly consistent moderation of prices
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14
The NewtoWn Bee. NewtOwn, Friday, May fl, 1909.
S0uthburY.
THE STREET AND VICINITY.

1 AAAF SthA@ht fet'A fititNii IL
 Ms Rotheriord entertained friends from Waterbury and Danbury over Sunday.
 Miss Jessie C0lepaugh has been visiting Mrs George Cass
 Miss Abbie Pope and Lillian Cable from oxford visited at the home of Mrs John King recently.
 William Davis has been having his house painted.
 Mise Lucy Bennett spent Wednes- day In the Elm City.
 Mrs Clifford Hawley was the guest of Mrs Arthur skilton, last Friday. Miss Mary E. Munson from Gull ford has been home for a few days. Mrs Kilbride and daughter from New Haven visited her father, last week
 Mrs Charles Cook from Plymouth was at her home last week.
 William Reynolds from Waterbury vii sd h's mother last Tuesd. y.
 Clifford Matthews of Waterbury spent Sunday with his grandmother
 Howard Hickox and family from Watertown visited Mrs Margaret Att wood, last Sunday.
 A good many automobiles passed tn "0ugn here last Sunday.
 Epwoith League meeting on Sun day evening at 6.3O.
 Jotn Honihan is getting better.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14

Mr and Mrs George A. Sherwood Of East Village.
 Albert and William Burt left, last week Wednesday, for Albany, N. Y., where they expect to locate,
 MT and Mrs Lamont Nichols and daughter, Mildred, were guests, last week, of Mir and Mrs John B. Way land,
 s. W. Smith of Ansonia is building q large additioneonto his horse barn at Hammertown and is having both of his barns thoroughly repaired,
 Miss Jane Beardsley is building a new house on the Turkey Roost road, on the hill west of the home of her brother, s. D. Sharpe. She has the cellar and foundation com pleted and will soon begin worK on the house. Botsfofd Brothers have the contract.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14
LOCAL BREVITIES. V

Mrs J. Mckay spent a few day! with friends in New Yo'k, re ently
 Mir V. Shelton entertained com panv rom Danbury, last week.
 The state road is progressing fast All are anxious for its completion.
 Several new families have moved into the Row, employed at tho quarry; also great many are look ing for board.
 A daughter came to brighten the home of Mir and Mrs Edgar Cum. mings. recently. Mrs Cummings was formerly Miss Anna Garrison. All concerned are doing nicely. Mrs B Futile is caring for them.
 Y. Ingersoll land family have moved into what was formerly the Booth house, for the summer months
 Fresh vegetables at Allen Joyce'S almost every day. Also nice line of mattings and oil cloth. Every. thing for household comfort.
 4 number from this place attended the funeral of a daughter of Wilbel Mansfield in Woodbury, Sunday.
 Allen Willsey, who has been quite sick with pneumonia, is much better
 The B D. Pierce Go. of Bridgeport is making rapid progress on the state road work between Roxbury and the Station.
 MT Sarah Isham Colt is visiting reIa tives in Bridgeport and New Haven.
 Mrs Harriett Willsey is sick at present and under the doctors care.
 Hwing to the large amount of building in town all the carpenters and masons are very busy.
 The Mine Hill Quarry Co. has the contract for furnishing the stone f0 the Congress Street bridge in Bridge port.
 Rev MT Richardson of South Brit ain exchanged pulpits with Rev MT Phillips of :he Methodist church, last Sunday.
 County Health Officer Frank w.. Etheridge of Thomaston was in town one day last week, consulting with Dr Pons regarding the swamp near the village. The selectmer are to meet the petitioners and try to cor rect the trouble.
 A. Walberg has sold his farm to MT Griffith of New York and will move into the house formerly owned by Frank Wetmore. T.. B. Payne. has opened black smith si,op in lhc Center.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14
South Britain
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

The entertainment given in the Congregational church, Saturday evening, was success aud those present enjoyed talented entertain ment of music and impersonations.
 Mrs Abbie Williams is seriously ill with acute indigestion. Dr Lei bert of Waterbury, attends her.
 Mrs David Platt is confined to her bed threatened with pneumonia.
 MT and Mrs Samuel Averill have returned from Washington, D. C., where they have spent the winter, and opened their house for the sum- mer.
 MT Smith of New Rochelle spent a few days in town, last week, prepar- ing his camp, "The Cedars," for the summer.
 MT and Mrs Edward Hine of New Rochelle welcomed a little daughter, last week.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Clark, MT and Mrs Brown of New Haven spent Saturday at Charles Bradley's. They came in MT Clark's auto.
 MT and Mrs Burr Castle of Rox-' bury were in town Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14
Sherman.
IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALE.

IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALE. The largest real estate deal that has happened in this town lately, was consummated last week, when the hustling real estate agent, Phine- as B. Clark of New Milford, sold the fine ITO acre farm owned by Frank M. Briggs to Mrs Jessie M. Scale of Brooklyn, N. Y, for $13,20O. MT Briggs still has his property at Sherman Center, and would like very much to dispose of the same at an early date, as he and his family have already arranged to reside in Lake view, Mich, for the summer and fall months, when they will look for a warmer climate than old ConnectiLur affords to spend the winter. MT Briggs and family will be very much missed in the town, but the best wishes of their many friends will go with them wherever they may, find future home.
 James p. Herrick and family of Mllfor1 were guests or MT and Mrs ]. H Dunt n, last Saturday evening and Sunday
 Mr and Mrs o. W. Hoyt of Board man visited at G. G. Hungerford's last Saturday, which was the first tine Mrs FoyL had been out since sine hurt her foot ahout four weeks ago. :, ne foot is Iar from well nov.
 Rev and Mrs Wyland went to New lIavel. last week Wednesday and re- turned on Monday. Rev MT Steele of Bethel supplied the Sherman pull pit and Mir Wyland preached for Mi Steele ill Beibel.
 Mrs Oscar Bartrsm of New Milford is assisting MT: G G. Hungerford for awhile, until she regains her usual health.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14
Stepney.
PERSONAL CHAT.

c. E. Osborne Jr. and A. B Tyrrell have been assisting with the paint ing ar.'1 decorating tt aonald's Castle for Miss Blake.
 MT Garder is building an addition on lis house and large veranda. Thomas Perkins and Lester Bailey arc dning the work.
 Mr. Cornelia Shade is spending several days in Bridgeport with friends.
 Mir and Mrs Cross are staying at MT Yeeley's place for the present.
 l.. V. Slade and family spent Sat urday in Bridgeport.
 The friends of Mrs Henry Edwards
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14
Monroe.
EAST VILLAGE.

The infant daughter of Edwin c and Jennie Stevens, Violet May died very suddenly, Saturday noon and was buried Sunday afternoon al 3.50, Rev MT Thayer officiating.
 MRS ANN M. BRADLEY.
 Mrs Ann M. Bradley, aged 75 widow of Samuel B. Dayton, who was long since deceased and is bur. jed here, and later of William F. Bradley, who sleeps with the un- known dead at Gettysburg, was laid to rest ill olr cemetery Saturday af- ternoon at 2.30. For many years tht deceased was a resident of Long Hill and latterly lived with her only child, a daughter, Mrs Sara B. French, at 79S Myrtle avenue Bridgeport, from whose home she was brought to her last resting place. Rev MT Thayer conducted the con- Elittal service aI the grave. The ar engagements were in charge of Under taker Hawley of Bridgep 'rt.
 Mrs A. J. Smith and daughter, Hattie, of Danbury are guests at J. W. Waterburys.
 Mrs Harold Bryant is a visitor at Mrs Oscar Sherwood's.
 Mrs Frank Rice and son, Mansell. are spending week at their summer home here.
 Charles Stowe is the owner of an- other new Milburn farm wagon, pur- chased of [. Goulette G. Stevenson. MT Stowe had the good luck to find a buyer fer the old one and now has something lighter and more suitable for the road. The Milburn leads all.
 lIr aud Mrs Andrews of Monroe Center have been, with their daugh- ter, Mrs E. c. Stevens, during her recent iiines.: and bereavement.
 Mrs George Shelton is reported as under the doctors care, bordering on a physical breakdown.
 Mrs Amanda Stowe has been act ing as nurse in the home of MT and Mrs E. C. Stevens for the past two weeks.
 Mrs Celestia Curtiss, who has been sick at the home of .. W. Sherwood, is so far recovered as to be about again, F
 Mrs II. I. Thayer and daughter, Marjorie, will spend the weekend with friends in Higganum.
 Andrews & Clark, the painters, have been decorating the interior of MT and Mrs Willard 2. Plumb's house in Trumhull and have also been waxing their hard wood floors. They ~I'have also been decorating the interior of Howard s. Beach's house in Trumbull, the interior of the summer home of Dr D. C. De- Wolff of Bridgeport at Cutters Farms and have a number of other contracts on hard but are in a po- sitiUn to handle all work entrusted to their care.
 Miss Lottie Beardsley of Hartford has been spending a week with her mother, Mrs Sophia Beardsley, on Elm Street.
 Mis Louis Keane of Naugatuck has been spending a week with her sister, Mrs John B. Wayland, of Jockey Hollow.
 MT Price of New Haven is having a side veranda built on his summer house at East Village. W. w. Bliss is doing the work.
 Mrs F. D. Jordan of Bridgeport was guest, Sunday, of her parents,
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14
R0xbury.
PAINTER HILL AND VICINITY.

Mrs r. II. Leavenworth has re- turned home from s. R. Percy's where she has been caring for Miss Hattie Percy, who had the misfor- tune to fall some time ago and inc iure her hip.
 Mrs Bernard Higgins of Torring- tor IS guest at s. R. percy's.
 Thomas 0'Brien has sold his milk to D. M. Rogers of Waterbury.
 s. k. Percy has very much im- proved his place by removing the picket fence in front of his resi- dence.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14

will be glad to hear she is 5lowly gaining from her long illness.
 Nlcnolas Windblab speih Sunday with (. H. Edwards.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-14
New Arrivals in Quaint BEDROOM FURNITURE
 and other Quaint Pieces

One these Suites has head and ooboad each single bed consisting Of curious turned spnde The pattern follows that of the odme Trundle Bed The entire suite uncommony old tmey and interesting. Finished in white enamel
 Another Suite is demposter in nmitaby graceful tumngs and very wnsome and demure its ne Also white enamel
 Still another White Enameled Suite is of the opposite in its lines which boxy, tm rather severely elegant coserke and resu The price of this complete u consisting of beds chfone bureau wash stand rocker and cha only ESQ., All these enamel suites show similar surprising values.
 Among these arrivals pretty and inexpensive Maple and Birch Suites of singular beauty in line, color and finish
 One the most charming of these creations Suite of acoban character the simpler cottage lines that preceded the Tudor style. Its homey, friendly sleepy, odahioned lines and urnings and its beautiful memeowed oak be to be properly appreciated.
 The arrivals in Hand-cra Suites worthy of page of description themselves All of these pieces specially made for ouoown houses and them be duplicated at once the earliest possible selections should be made.
 Throughout these three great Furniture Galleries will be invoices quaint furniture for every the house and for every type of house moderate cost.
 Bedroom Furniture Sixth Gallery Other Furniture, Fh Sixth and Seventh Galleries, New Building.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-06
HOPE NEWS

]. w, Breed one of the oldest and best known citizensz of our county died in this city yesterday morning at 4 o'clock after an extended illness, aged 61 years. The remains will be buried this morning at DeAm at which D ace deceased resided<
 At the regular meeting of the Hope band on Wednesday,, it's members, 22 in number, signed the muster roll of the Arkansas State Guard and are now mem- bers of that body. The roll was sent to the office of the aAd- jutant-General at Little Rock and as soon as it received fine set of instruments will be sent here for the use of the band. The regulations require a membership of 28 but years time is allowed in which to complete that num- hnr