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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
G:e0 P. NC & o. Limited. Daily Fast vsa-
thule tram Pullman sleepers TO Iexf1gtC1
Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ChfcaVi
and St Louis Connection for VIreiD5e -,
Springs. Pullman Car Louisville 10 NJ
phis and New Orleans. DiallR Cars : "a
carte service
l1Io p Nj. r V LIMITED a.
Solid vestiDule train Pullman sIeene-- =
Cincinnati, Lexngtcc. end I,oflis,-ff1s
Com partnent sIeep4Rs "a 70 Virginia H5t
Springs week days. Diain -ars q "a -
service. Pullman sleep.rs Cincinnati -
Chicago and ST Louis. acd LouisviIIe L
Memphis. n -5eFllle. and Now Orleans.
-hsss peake a q OHIO Offices 5I7 T5s-,--
vania ave. lSSS + St and New Union 81
ton. Telephone Main 1c65 or 225s Fo- -
cts. baggage checks, reservations aud taTi-
a.
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FOR REET-STABLES.
FOR REET--Brick stable. stalls FOR 10
horses. or suitable Tor garage rent 500
Rea~ 81 Grocery at 1896 I'D 81. NV ias-tg
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RAILROADS.
bALIlmORE AND OHIO R. R
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On the odd E5our- =.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST, NEW YORK
'I-0) a In.-DIner. Pullman PalIor-
TS-O a. A.-OOServatiOn ParIOr. 5-hour Tras,
300 a. m--Diner and Pullman ParIor g.
u ~ ~ a m--Diner a1d Pullman Parlor Car
100 ?. m--DInsr and Pullman ParIOr car
'S.v0 y m Royal Limited All P,lIlnana
FIve-hour
too ?. m.-Coaehes to Philadelphia
800 p. m--Diner and Pullman Pario-
StO p m--Coaches to PhfsadelDhia
LID " T--SleeDeTs to New York
'%'S- = m--Slsepers 70 Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CITY. 7:OO. 900. tu.Oo g n
10 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
ANeek Days Z a m 10 IL D nj
1852. t5:OO. f6:s0. 200 40 $500 sd e IN
f9;Se. 1000, "1I.c0 a n, 1880 noon ff2.oS
1900. u.l5. t2:OO. geo f3.20. x3:S6 t4.0S
I i4 S;o9 fs;CS $50 800. $50 7:00 ts.O9
'S'VS. 1900, JOBS, "u-oo. 'l2.I5 y T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. "I:22. $50 D. m.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. AM, louis
PITTsBURG. 's:l0 q M, 'l:2z. $40 .. n
CLEVELAND. .s:1a D. m
COLUMBUS. $50 = N.
WHEELING. 1910 a m. $50 y N
VINCE ESTER. IS 10 a m, taos $500 = r,
FREDERICK. fs:z4 1910, 3s:15 a m, {I:s0,
fA;o5. - IS p. n.
H lac [;SI $40 a. m. 800 ,. N.
1879. 1880. y 30. and 1880 D. m.
DAILY. Except Sunday. tSunday onIv-
TELEPHONES at all Of the folIoxfnz
Ticket Offices: 1917 St. Tel Main 1901. 6I9
Pennsylvania ave. Main 27s. New TT1J11
Station Ticket ONCE Main 1850: Infor-HsttC-s
Bureau. Main 1880 1oZ2-rr
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SEABOARD AR LINE.
Ticket Office. It2T Penn hr,n-.-

Notice-to wing schedule not guaranteed
sos A n DsIy-''F'lOrfda Fsst 80 ::
ThrouSh coaches and Pullman Slesrs-S
Savannah and Jacksonville. ThroUVE -. -
ers Washtnst1n 10 Hamlet. and Hamlet T.
Atlanta Dining cars
$40 P. NJ Daily Except Sunday-''Seabos-s
Florida Limited solid electric lighted P--I-
man With slsepers 10 Jacksonville -
gustine, Palm Beach. Miami. KnIsbts -
Dining cars
7.35 P. II. Daily-''Tear Round Itr7t,.,, o,
Coaches and Pullman 70 Savannah Is,l-5--
ville Tampa, Atlanta, Birmingham. NJ
Dhis Dining cars.
+. Il STANSELL. District Passenger Av.,.
AZ
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

" B.-FOu0winE schedule figures r.,b,f-, - q,
only information and are not r-1lsrs-, -5H
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile. -
Orleans. Asheyille. Chattanooga, Me16S5s
s.uU d. Ia. and lJ-45 2. N. daily %---S'
For Roanoke, Knoxville Cg,s++,-
Memphis. New Orleans, 1910 Z m osa-
For Columbia, Charleston. AuEusta All
Savannah. Jacksonville, and Iyforf5a --tn-
4.lg p daily -'@
L. >. BROWN, General Agent
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MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates Special priyt-
leges with respect 10 prior payments. LarEs
amounts speciality. TYLER a. RUTHER-
FORD. 10 l5Jh NV. nol2-tf
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Washington, Baltimore 9
Annapolis Electric
Railway.

Electric palace cars from White House Station
CFIFTEENTH AND II SIS. NORTHEAS--o
For Baltim0re-Eyery half hour from s-66
a. IN 20 7;30 p M, and $50. $50. 1880 and
u-4S p m Except on the odd hours Local
$40. 7-lo =. IN.
Cars on the EVEN hours make no stnDs
between Washington and Baltimore
FOE Annap Olis-Every hour from s-sO \ y,
to Z 20 p me- and $3.50 and Il54S .. m
Fares One way. Round Trim
To Baltimore -..-..----. 75c 81 .
To Annapolis and L.. S
Naval Academy. &c s12s
Baggage checked
All n ST. cars run direct 10 White HOUSE
Station
Ticket Office at 18th and y. Y ave N X
EJld at White House Station 18th ana II -
=. T. Telephone n 1900 and Line. SIS
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

We have 10000 TO place Tor SUMS Of SO. 900
OF more at per cent
We have applications for loans from Ga
to per cent on South Carolina or on Vir-
Einia and South Carolina WelI-secUred prop
critics.
IHE HARRISON REALTY CO..
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WOOD. COAL AND COKE

a BHDN MING. LINCOLN AvT, hNs1
s SEA fLAcL n. i. Broken or furnace
and Chestnut. 1910. pea coal. S. On TT.nS - ~
1871 ''-o'- none y.
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
Of Washington and It's Suburbs
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

FOR SALE OR LEAsE-on car IT,o. "a
acres; suitable for cOl0reJ picnicxIun, e-~oT,se.
picturesque cent fare Apply IS 18th ii
- ~ ia2T-tf
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500, 900 20 LOAN

On Washington real estate; easy terms. An
ply TO DISTRICT REALTY CO., Inc Il 4
Law, Mgr, loan and rental dept Offices sIg
BOND BUILDING, cor. 14th * y. Y. Ave.
N W. ia2G-tf
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CATERING.

GRAY & BRO, caterers Tor All social runc-
tions. Ice cream and ices In any quantity
delivered promptly. l5J0 n 81. NV Phone
N 4O65-Y. n024-tu. IN. sa-tf
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

EXPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIC. 900 A
n TO 900 p. u. % I3TE ST. y W
ia2-tf
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAVI SCIENCE Of HEALTH, natural
uon-suTgical. cloth bound 400 page book free
Apply b. mail. BIG Colorado Building. free
lecture for women Tuesday 1T 3 p m
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For Sale

An EXCELLENT BARGAIN. S-room mouse
house hot-air heat double bay windows on
two sides OF house large pJrches Lower
upors TRAINED in chestnut. cabinet mantels.
"pet crate ia sitting room lawn, best or
wafer. one acre Of ground. all enclosed with
wire fence, 3 squares from electric cars.
Price. 5000, $500 or $500 cash, balance to suit.
SiN-room house as good as new, Iatrobe
heat. southern exposure. large porchcs, good
water, shade. six large lots, squares from
cars. Price Sl.50O.
EDWARD DANIELS.
Com Natl Bank Bldg.
.itii and q \. W. fe-S-@t
FOR SALE-Nicei bungalow; must be seen
to boz appreciated. Owner leaving city Call
az 18th and Beech 81. Mt. Rainier, Nd
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Handsome modern
suburban home; carefully and substantially
built. tVO-aud-a-ha History frame dwelling:
rooms, bath. and large attic. dry. cool
cementc& cellar under entire house, with slate
roof; hot-Vater heat. pleasantly located on
large corner lot; planted with trees and
shruUberg. a bargain price Address GEO.
IT, tALNEIsI. college PARK Md ie---'t'
COLLEGE PARK. AID.-Beautiful and pic
tureSqUe in location contiguous 10 Ma Ayr
College offers unusual advantages TO sub
urban home-seckcrS, houses and lots for sale
on easy terms. Address GEO. H CALVERT,
College Park. Nd. fe22-7t'
-FOUR ACRES, new S-roon house: all mod
Der of smaller places, reasonable terms. u.
NJ. DAVIDSON. Real Estate. KossIyn, Va
fe21-4t
TWO VERY pretty, new 7-room cottages at
District line, near II. l. ave, \. L. Mt
Rainier: Just in Md. line; 1 fare: low
taxes: no special assessments. nor unIeasOn-
able restrictions; best car service In the
District. ~ minutes To h St. Market. Price
s., acc Also pretty brick bungalow. cellar and
attic; slate roof and very large lot; cleo
trio light and gas also house with 1 TO
acres OF lane; nne shade Above properties
can be bOugl- at RENT prices-that IS, $40
cash and -" per month. J. Z. ROGERS,
owner. ga u Il. y W. and office, in r r.
station, Mt Rainier, Nd, from 70 ; O'Clock.
Show tins ad. fe5-tf
FOR SALE-Five-room pebbIe-dash bunga-
low, y. W. suburbs; 35 minutes TO 9Th aud
r Lot 25&l6e, price, $500 cash. BOX 50-.
Times office. Ie2O-7tS
FOR SALE-I have several positive baFgains
IN suburban homes on TenIeytOw car line:
s. 200. s.. 3OJ s., 500, $1,000. and many others
Call at Office for list I'D and y SIS. HENRY
W. OFS'UTT. fe13-tt
II YOU WANT 20 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home, see Us send for latest
buLeua-
MARION DUCKETT & SON.
635 NV 1y2-ts
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FER RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Nlost desirable dwelling and
store on l1th St y. E, near market S. IN
H. n. TAPLIN. 1907 F St y. ".
feTT-fn+
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER-

BROOME & THOMPSON Expert t,pev---t-
ers, writer press machine initiates typevrit-
InE). Terms reasonable. s26-3z1 Munsev
Building. Phone Il 7GsS. fcf-ty
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FOR RENT-FARMS

-AteSt fOft HENT-s0 acres at Landover g.
room house. good truck farm s. - ,,,,,,,+5
see McGHEE. el3 New York ave. \. ".
fa11- %
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SAIlE-A Fine Investment
a tWo-apaTument house Of and rooms
ana bath; builder one Of the best. always
rented al SIS. cost owner 50 80. Price..S4 900
r W GRAHAM q CO., Oh 18th ST.
FOR SALE-Here's your cbancsl
An attractive I-rODm frame house "a per
feet shape; wide LOT. on ST near 18th ST /;
terms easy. Price --...--- s., 30
r ~ GRAHAM & co. OF 18th St
BY OWNER. 6-room and bath brick; con-
crete cellar. furnace heat in nrst-cIass con
ditlon. 6l0 lfth ST ne. fe2I-3t-
FOR SALE-For genteel co.ored buyer: best
y T. section. convenient C. Union Station
Or brick, bath; cellar. new furnace, GOOD
stable. trust, s1,5v9; best bargain in city.
at $3.50 MUS SELL So act quickly, or you
L-lL-e2 o.--cE- Ie-I-5l
FOR SALE A six-rOom frame dwelling
with nice side lot. on J4th St, between Pros
peCt avenue ana street; e snug home
price. s.. $50 Easy terms. Apply IS Isth
ST y W jgzs-.f
BARGAIS FOR COLORED HOME BUYERS.
lsZS Z St nv. modern brick, s.. go. $500 cash
1901 81. zine lJt). $3.50. ..--.-..- $500 cash
S. 21d St NV. frame house, g. 500. $500 cash
1875 Vermont ave nv. mod brick
Apply 525 18th St NV.
.ala-tf
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

NIGHT SCHOOL-One month free, uacon-
ditionaIly. at DEAUGHO$5 PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE, cor Sth and y SITS.
NJ. Bring this notice de3l-th.f.SU. 20 tU-tf
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AUTOMOBILES.

OVER 30 motor cars and motor boats At
almost your yHu pil-e. see us before buying.
,tI.EEl5iA DhCHtEGE.
Tel. u. -5it. sl3 EeH York ave. y ".
t"ls-tu. tn. I'd, Su-tf
PEERLESS RTNABOJT. -p-horsoD0wcr slid
ink gear transmission. forward speeds. in
nret-clsss condition lately painted v.u sac
rIace for $50. arI.r fail 20 soc tha rhsauest
Gag IN town 65l Col road G.as-ats
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FOR SALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-A three-story building. new
-. 900 IT, floor space. suitable for stora 70
warehouse .r manufactgrv- Apply $50 18Th
81 FafC-+e
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

JUST deceived. Boston terrier Scotch
collie and other dogs. also fine lot Of gau...,
poultry. rabbits. guinea pigs singing can
BIRD STORE. ~ 18TH 81. y " f,20-tf
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WAREHOUSES;.

WATCH US DEVEL OP
" An ED-At once, more houses. lots z77
ourpah places and apartment houses ~ soIr
~ Set.itL4se. customers waiting. Let US
rent your vacant houses and aDartu,en+.
MORAN & GOLDENBERC
W - w lel5-eod-f2t
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Ford See the New Model 7
- Price $3.50

f-cyIinder. . \. ,. touring car. easily
controlled. comfortable. powerful and speedy.
surely well worth inyestiE gallon. PhOn- fo-
Demonstration. CHAS- u. MILLER & BRO
iI05 1Eh -. Daars ~ 4l7o defa- -
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AUTO COLLEGES

WE ALSO FURNISH practically trained
ChaufTeuTs- THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE,
OF WASHINGTON. 1923 18th q. NV The
Place to Learn" Jal9-tf
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Money Loaned Salaried People

and others. Without security easy payments
O1ices IN c. principal cities. save yourssl!
mC1sy ~ CF.riHs any ems ms D. 4
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For Sale or Rent.

N KENILWORTTI. Washington's growing
suburb, new six and seven room frame cot
tages. heated by latrJDeS or furnace with
range and water in kilGhen. large lots. Rents
Sl6 TO SIS per month Or viii SELL on monthly
building.
II. y. TAPLIN, 1907 f ST. N. w.
fel3-tf
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WIEDOW CLEANING.

] CAN KEEP your windows clean cheaper
quicker and easier tEln you can / knaw
how. LEON L. CALHUON Acme WINDOW
Cleaning Co. ltS + nw. Main 1853 ia2-g0t
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Stevenson.
AN ENJOYABLE CONCERT.

The concert given by the Wash" ington family at the church, Friday, February 12, was attended by ar audience which taxed the capacity of the church. There were 15 nun bers on the program every one of which was rendered in manner which left nothing to be desired and they were obliged to respond with encores again and again. The en- thusiasm and appreciation of the audience was kept up all through the evening and a rising vote of thanks was extended to MT Wash ington after the program was com pleted, but Rev MT Thayer thinkine a more substantial token of apprn- citation well earned, passed among the audience and collected a hand some sam of money which he pre-. scented to MT Washington. MT Wash. ington was completely surprised bu, recovered and thanked the people ir a few we'll chosen words. The ne, proceeds of the concert were s27 The program follows:
 My Country, 'Tis of Thee"
 Three Perished in the Snow"
 "Old Kentucky Home"
 "Tke Old Sexton."
 "Schcol Examination"
 Old Black Joe."
 Piano Duet.
 Pass it along to Father"
 'GFardmother's Beau"
 "Massa's in the cold, cold Ground.
 Piano Solo.
 The Church Quarrel"
 G3oing back to Dixie"
 Dreaming"
 Steal Away"
 Ehe concert was followed by : ssapper in the church parlors. 4. 1nong the audience were people iron Derby, Ansonia, Shelton, East Vii. lage, Bridgeport, Easton, Newtown and Oxford.
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longed to the 90th Regiment, N. Y. Volunteers, lst Brigade, 2rd Di, vision, 18th Army Corps. We had several Connecticut regiments with us while in the South. l remember the day very well. The boys were sitting on the sidewalk near where we had landed from the vessels that had brought us up from the South. It was while we were waiting for orders that President Lincoln and Secretary Stanton came along, for ne wanted to see the boys from the Department Of the South. His face was thoughtful, yet he seemed pleased to see us. 1 remember also that his face formed strong con- trast to the round, full face of Stan ton. In the afternoon we started on the march and a little above Wash ln9tor we waded across the Potomac, up to our waists in the running wa ter, landed on the Virginia side and were on our way to the Blue Ridge. tt was a great pleasure to me to decorate my little cottage with some flags on Lincoln's birthday with several others of this town and our postotfice even had portrait of the great and good man Abe. INV. D. Sugden.
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TRUMBULL.
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
 Mrs Mary Clark is visiting her daughter, Mrs D. J. Botsford.
 Fred R. Beach of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs Mary J. Beach, ..-.s
 Miss Emma Eyeretts is visiting her cousin, Mrs B. s. Besch.
 Miss Edna Wyncoop hss been spending few days at B. s. Bascb's. the guest of her friend, Miss Emma Everetts.
 The Invitation circle held their regular meeting in the church par lors on Saturday afternoon.
 s. J. Parks has a pair of fine farm horses purchased for the farm of Hawley & Parks.
 Mrs Samuel l. Beardsley and Mrs William Dana were delegates to c. E. Union Meeting at the Congregational church in By port on Wednesday, February
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

Dear MT Editor: The reminis- censes of Lincoln by Sherman Cogs-
 we'll, printed in your paper of Febru- ary l2, puts me in mind of the time 1 had the honor ofseeing Lincoln, but under somewhat different cfrcun- stances. It was in the summer of'64, during the Civil war. At that time. you will perhaps remember, every thing was excitement at Washington. for the Confederates were trying their hardest to get into the, rear of Washington, where all the available forces were collected for its defence That part of the 18th Corps which was under Gen Banks came up from the South to reinforce the Army of the Potomac. At that time I ba-
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THE GOOD MOoLBY COW,

By Reuben Hazen Smith of Waterbury The good meelly COW crops the grass S, l green, And g1'inds the dry hay, which gras. | has been; Then cileW's the cud, to her so sWee For contented is she with plenty to eat The sheep's baa-baa, r The dogs bow-wow, 1 The cats spit-fire, 1 Hears the good meolly COW. The good moolly COW knows her owr 1 stall The rDad to the pasture, the brooks loud brawl She browses along, if her own pace is I laid, Then lies down to rest in the trees glad shade The crows caW-caW, The saucy jays row, Robin Redbreast's-- song,
 Hears the good meolly COW. The good moolly COW yields her milk
 for food For butter or cheese and many things
 good, She flights teasing flies with a long.
 bushy tail, Or whacks with her head, tho neither
 avail.
 The proud horses neigh,
 The grunt of the sew.
 The cackle of the hens,
 Hears the good meoiiy COW, ne good moOlly COW is up with the sun. For when the sun sets, her days race is
 run. She's creature ofhabit-what creature
 is mot, So the action that's right should be
 right on the spot.
 The scent of the field.
 Sweet breath of the mow,
 Ali Natures incense,
 Smells the good moolly COW. The good moolly COW is so fond of Il
 calf, She's sorry to miss it, and mourns no
 by half The world mother instinct is love for
 her young, Sweetest of sentiments that poets e'e,
 sung
 The red fox's bark,
 The hounds bow-wow.
 The song of the lark.
 Hears the good moolly COW. 'ut a good moolly COW will fight if !
 provoked; he has not learned patience, like old
 oxen yoked Or fights in the blood of both man and
 beast, rom biggest to littlest. from largest to
 least.
 The winds sad sigh, The loud thunder now, The roar of tine gale. Hears the good moolly COW, ne good moolly COW is good to the end: hen killed she is food to the market
 we send. CT hoofs make us glue. her hide makes
 us shoes portion is lost, we no pennyworth lose.
 Moolly COW is all right, In field or at mow; On the hoof or in market. Shes the good moolIy COW.
  MISS Florence Ashcraft passed lnday in Jersey City and New York
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

George y. Dean, who mas been siy- ing in Mrs Oliver Northrop's place in
 Palestine, moved, last week, to the
 Stevens place near I. .,. Goodseli's,
 which MT Dean purchased last fall.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

A very handsome individual con- munion service has been purchased by the Congregational church people and will be used the first time at the March communion service,
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

MT and MES Warren 'Patchen of Roxbury spent few dGys here, last
 week, the gIests of MT and Mrs G. R. Wilson in Taunton.
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HOME NEWS. VT0 CAN ANSWER?
A Problem from Stepney.
GOO 1850

A had 30 apples and sold two for one cent, net 15c.
 B had 30 apples and sold three for one cent, net 10c.
 c had 60 apples and sold five for two cents, net 24c.
 How dld c lose one cent? A and B received 25c for 60 apples.
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Arthur D. Fairchild purchased, last Friday, a new Fearless manure sprrsader, made by the Harder Manu- factalring O., of CoblesKill, N. r., of of I. E. Platt .~ Son, who are agents for this firm.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

Judge Howard Woodman of Bethel was in town, Saturday, calling on Treasurer A. U. NettletGn at the NewtoWn Savings bank and other friends.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

George L. Bennett of Hattertown was in Easton a few days, last week, assisting P. G. McCollum in setting up his steam saw mill.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

General Horace Porter, late Am eassador of the United States tc Fsance, has written for the March Century a discussion of the question
 Should the Government Own Its Embassies?" giving reasons for his 'sarong stand on the affirmative side.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

The selectmen and town treasurer meet on Saturday, at the Brick Building, to pay bills, salaries of the school teachers, etc.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

Attorney Frederick Marble of
 Lowell, Mass, and Miss Fannie Mar ble of Bridgeport were guests, over
 Sunday, of their mother, Mrs Newton Marble.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

Miss Julia Prindle and Miss c. Elizabeth Beers passed last Ttlurs- day in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

Henry Slater was ounfOrtunateas to lose his family horse by an atIaeE of collie, Thursday night.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

Henry Rubley, who liped in the Stevens place near. B. ,GoodselI's. has moved to the Hoyt place in Ltudgingtown.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

Miss Jessie Taylor has been spend ing a few days at Atlantic Highlands N. J., the guest of Miss Ruth Snow.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

Charles D. Beers and Henry B. Coger were in the Park City, one day last week
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

Miss Mary Butler passed Sunday and ,Washington's Birthday in New York City.
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SOLDIER BALKS DEATH

It seemed to J. A. Stone war veteran of Kemp; Tex. plot existed between a ( lung trouble and the grave his death. /"I contracted a cold," he writes, "that deV cough that stuck to me, 1T all remedies for years. N ran down to 1301bs. The to us e Dr Kings New which restored my health ly. I now weigh 1781bs. were Colds, obstinate Coug rhages, Asthma, and t( Pneumonia it's unrivaledI $1. Trial bottle free. Gua R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtol Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook vim, Bethel; 'L. Goulett, Ii. w. Osborne, Easton; ley, Sherman; Smith BI wall Bridge; Connery Br town; R. F. Smith, Wes 5. J. Blackman, HawleyV Hurlburt < Co.,, Roxb Joyce, Roxbury statioI Hatch, Bridgewater; VI New Milford; E. H. Beg Preston; Wetterau 6 Washington Depot; HI Southbury; c. F. Will Britain; Perkins Bros., N. Hurd, Long Hill; Craig, Stepnev Depot,
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

William Nichols and family o Taunton have moved to Bethel.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26


 Frederick W. Whitri,
 or the Third Avenue l or New York City, has the March Century, wi teresting detail, of "Pu1 and Street Railways" 1 reflex effect of bribery tion on the public's atti the railroads. !
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26

Mrs Frank Wright and Masters Leonard and Donald Wright have passed few days in kidgefeld.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26
The Newtown kee

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The Newtown bee., 1909-02-26
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MISS Florence Ashcraft passed Sunday in Jersey City and New York Cify