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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-23

SSolge oapon iIt, oaB Die 6leii6preiie
iteigen. Sbmobl Die 6armer BON
sSabr 5u s5abr mebr 5leiih proou5ie-
ren fperfen iie niht genlg oanon auf
ben Mtarft, INN NIT Der 8ermebring
Der 9eoolferilng gleihen Sdritt 5ii
bolten SD CLAUDE nidt, OaB Die
6leiid]preiie IN abiebbarer 3eit me-
ientIid] iinfen fperoen.
Der 5armer oes ggeltenS lit beilte
i6uloenfrei; er bat ieine 6arm lnO
ieine WfoIhil1en be5ablt, bat @elo IN
Der Enide un0 5mOem iiebt er oie
gl1r3en0en @rtr1ge Der groBeli 5ll-
fiinftieen @rnten Dor iib. slber er
ilt an Gngitlih. INN fem 8elo I'M Often
an5illegen. neil er nidt tueiB, oh ibn
nid)t cine 8anif oorltm bringt Sn.
foIae0eIlen peripenoet er fem @elo
auf oaerbano 2urusoinge. tDie 8 Y.
u II tom bile. onitott es / o
unter3iibringen DaB es
lid per3inft. Die 2eute bier
inn Often piiien iiberbaupt nidt, mas
Gurus lit; iie miilien nah Dem Be-
item eeben, nm ibn fennen 5u lernen.
~gei nIe0em lit Der 6arner ober
nod ourh Niangel on slrbeitstr1ften
beeintrahtigt. @r5iebnng ali lano-
mirtihoftIiher Mrbeit miro bier IN
Der 3mfunft erlt slbbilfe idaffen. Die
(GortlsBune auf Gsite q
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-23

es id,eint auf gais SslanO cine
9ln3abI 8eanite 8ll geben, Die eniipe-
Der, um fih lieb ain0 81 MAIDEN, ib-
rem uebereifer Die 9iiael ifieben l0l-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-23

9anrit Die 5armer rmo Arbeiter
ober niht 0u neioiid] auf ben Mani
mon Surrimans peroen, bat 9urloes-
slderbamiefretGr folgenoe beoentlonle
GrfI1rltng obgegeben: .ltniere Ar-
better Ieben beiit5ilfage ourdidnitt-
lid beIler, oIs Die aonigin @Iiiabetb
an ibrer 3eit", ertlarte Gderboule-
fret1r BiIion. Die meiiten BON ib-
|nen eilen t1glid 6leiih lmo iino nidt
etlpo nit ieoer Guolitdt 5ufrieoen;
lie iuoIlen pom belten Stiide babeil
|iuo formen es audi be5ablen. Die
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-23

Sorrimon, Der gefpaItige giien-
bobnfonia, lit crit eirtige Gage begra-
ben rmo bereits reoet man faiul nebr
bon ibn. 9tur in @al Street. rmo
80rIenfreiien bat man begreifli1er
@eiIe Ieinen allm1htigen ginfluB
niht neraeIien. Weon reoet Oafiir poll
ieinem Eeltament. 3oiielbe lest ieine
SSrou 3mr llninerlalerbin elm, es ent.
halt MIR 100 @orte uno ieOes 8ort
mieqt iiber eine Neiaipu Dollars. gfllr
einnnoI in ieinen 2eben gab Sarrimon
cine Grflarluna betreffs Der Sobe let-
nes 9eihtrnts ob. Gs mar oies. ais
er Dor Der 3piihenltootlihen Son-
oeIsfonmiIIion perbort mrroe. @r
qob, nohoem er perei0igt poroen
mar, Die IN 8etrobt fonunenoe Sllm.
me ouf 'S192 ,2O5, ,S78 an. glls nuf
ben @onl0'iden Sieihtitm Die 8eoe
fam, erflGrte er: g@enn 8onlo 100
Sabre alt geiporoen mare, bate er
nid,t 70 piel @elo peroienen fonnen,
oils er (Sarriman) beliee.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
ENGINEER HAS
A CLOSE CALL

nESCuuTEg. ore. Sept
one az the most miraculous escapes
from death ever recorded In this
part ~ the country. took place yes
tcrday afternoon whom Charles
i'rehn civil engineer who was
working on cliffside near here.
fell goo feet. uniniurcd
prehn was standing on little
plateau. holding rod FOR another
member ~ the crew. when q ire
mendous rock above him slid from
its resting place. landing Just be-
hind where the engineer was stand
ms The force " the mighty houl-
der landing on the ledge was so
great that Il created landslide.
sending tons of earth and rock
laundering Co the bottom % the
ehff rrchn would have been
smothercd Go death had IL not been
for the fact that the force % the
rock which caused the avalanche
shot him about 60 foot into the air
bcfore b. started his descent ilc
lit on 4 soft piic nf loose clay which
had fallen and craWicd ont without
a scratch. "That beats parachute
an 20 smash said the engineer 10
his companions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
CITY ELECTRICIAN
COMES IN FOR ROAs
BEFORE OFFICIALS

Howard Jusiyn. city electrician.
aFur IN for KrilllnK at the hands
~ the beard ~ public works This
morning because ~ hiH ondrAvorr
10 have them approve Tor payment
81 600 bill due tho Gamrwcli com
rany for ten police alarm boxes.
ahich we're ordered April %. 1908
No evidence was produced which
would show that the board had pur-
chased the boxes. but the fact that
the boxes had been Installed FOR
over year showed that sotnr one
had Mr J0alyn denied completely
IN their purchase other than what
ordinarily would come 10 him AZ the
head ~ his department He claim
ed further that certain papers rel
alive 70 their purchase had been
iast
~ r. Mnloney. superintendent -
streets made a motion that the bill
be paid and the matter closed up.
bat wiser counsel prevailed upon
the recommendation % A. V. Bouii.
ion. superintendent Of public utin.
ties who suggested that more in
formation be laid before the toard
before any action was taken.
The matter f. Irregular ~ best. '
said STR Bouiilon. and In this opin-
ION he WAS upheld by city Engineer
Thomson and Superintendent Of
buildings = W. Grant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
Big Piano House
Literally Swamped
Tremendous Buying at EiIers' Sale
Delays all Deliveries for twenty
Four Hours.

splendid quarter-sawed oak and
notified walnut cases They are
not used pianos they are not even
shop worn. They are the very lat.
est products OF two prominent. well
known, long established piano max.
ers. Most OF them have lust ar.
rived from the factory. None has
been here longer than seven DAVIS
Those built for the $500 and $3.50
trade we are now able to offer for
sl73. fls9 and slS6. with payments
OF So down and SO monthiy-the
regular s275 and $3.50 styles now 40
at 1854 and s13s upon payments of
50 down and 81 monthly.
Just take a look around find the
best piano YOU can for $500 else.
where--look II over thoroughly.
both inside and out--then come
here and find the same thing for
S173.
Remember also. that We expect
10 remain here In the piano bust.
ness, business for which we have
a particular liking, and will always
be at your service TO make thiags
right In every particular should
they prove satisfactory
Five dollars Is all It viii be neces.
sary for youAto bring I'm now Don't
let the week pass without securing
one OF these beautiful bargains.
Eilera Music House (Successoi to
.. S, Johnston Coz, Eilers Music
Bldg, Third and University
Store closed Sept g. Seattle Day.
Wen BE There"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Yesterday our shipping depart
mcnt served notice that orders III
ready booked would requlre -
hours 10 handle. and requested tltai
no more pianos be promised for I'M.
mediate delivery
This was for the windup of the
August business. which has proved
to be one Of the greatest Augusts
Ia the history OF the Pioneer Piano
House. and fully demonstrates that
when this house asks it's patrons to
share In genuine money saving
proposition II always meets with
hearty response.
Brand new high grade pianos are
being offered daily at just about
81 cents on the dollar don't lmag
inc that this means any direct loss
20 as. We are simply asking you 10
share with us most fortunate pur.
chase made by our Eastern buyer
during early August, at which time
We maze $4,000 deal for Sl7 .s07
spot cash Always on the alert 10
secure whatever may prove OF ad.
vantage TO our patrons, We snapped
up these pianos al this tremendous
reduction, and we In turn are now
offering this benefit to buyers who
can act quickly.
Scores Of satisfied customers
have already taken advantage OF
these low prices and easy terms fof
during this sale these pianos are be-
ing delivered for as little as S.
down and 81 monthly
They come In choicest mahogany,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
DISCOVER PLOT To
BLOW UP WARSHIPS
Of ENGLISH NAVY

LONDON. Sept 3 Following
the discovery Of high explosives In
the coal hunkera OF the crack bat
tlcship Forward. the members of
the British admiralty today are In
a state OF ferment
similar discoveries In three sther
hattlcships recently caused rlgld
investigation To be ordered, aud the
investigators we're in the midst Of
their probing when the announce
mcnt was made that high explo-
sives had been found ON the For
ward
As result OF this latest finding
instructions have been rushed TO
every office in the navy 10 thor
oughly search their vessels for high
explosives II Is feared that an at
tempt Is being made By enemies OF
the nation TO blow up the biggest
and best battleshlps of the British
empire. as in every instance the
explosives have been found on FIRST
class vessels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
CHANCE TO MARRY.

The publicity department At thl'
Alaska Yukon'Pacific exposition b
up against u today One 81 the 1lf
events Tor Monday morning IL d
wedding 20 BE- performed by wihs
less telephone The couple e. b.
married will so up In the eapliks.
balloon aud minister on eaTah
viii 90 the rest. using The wlrelsMs
apparatus Hut-~and there Is shf
atickeF there ia no couple woef
some ohllEinF man aud woman Get
busy. bump against Cupid and
hustle ont "a the exposition and get
apliCrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
WENATCHEE IS
HERE EN1NASSE
EVERY MAN. WOMAN AND
CHILD MuNcAEo APPLES
AT FAIR TO-DAY.

Between 1900 and 5000 people
from Wrnatchce. Where dollars
grow ON troos, visited the Ayr
exposition today and celebrated
Wenatchec nay Aud many thou
sands Ut othos visited the steps of
the Auditorium Butldng who're a
car load of Wenatchsc fruit and
melons was distributed &C. an who
came. Il looked as though every
man. woman and child on the fair
grounds had an apple today.
The Wcnatchce visitors paradcd
down town this morning and reach
81 the fair al noon. AZ o'clock
they held formal meeting al the
Washington State building. where
President ChilherK aud Judge Burke
made welcoming addresses. while
Or W A. Stevenson and Rev. p.
stuart Hyatt 81 Wvbetcnee. re-
spondcd The Wcnatchcc Military
hand furnished music Among
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
PAWNbROkERS REFUSE
To TAKE AUTOMOBILES


PARIS. Sept 3-Tbs French
government pawnshopa today de.
clded not 10 make further advances
on motor cars placed wiih them as
security The decision resulted
from rank imposition praeticed on
the pawnshops By automobile own.
ers. who. when desiring 20 so on
vacations Of several weeks. found
II cheaper TO pawn their machines
than 20 place them 10 regular gar
ages
The pawnbrokers. working under
government regulations. we're com
PEELED 10 take good care OF the ma
chimes. and there vas no likelihood
Of garage employees taking JOY
rides
The Hont de Plata found Itself
confronted with the necessity 81
constructing large buildings TO
house the pawncd motors. which ne
ceasity was relieved only By the
action 81 tte authorities IN stopping
this abuse Of public institution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

him was last October. when return
Ing whhlera reported that Dernlef
had been planting The Union Jack
on many Of the Islands IN tho Arctic
seas. Since then nothing has been
heard Of him Beruier went north
with q well equipped expedition 20
make surveys and collect customs
from American whalera Ne WAS AL
ways anxious 20 60 iu search ~ the
pole. and u IN thought tNqt after
conoludineahis regular worry he may
have found n favorable opportunity
and started on 4 voyage Of diacoy-
cry. On bis former expeditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
WOMAN TAKES LIFE
IN WATER TROUGH

MODESTO. Cal. Sept Mrs T.
G.. walthcrN. wife 90 farmer liv-
Ing near Ohkdhle, committed aui.
eide by drowning herself w the
watering trough on the ranch No
other member OF the family Was at
home az the time. and when the
husband returned he found tho body
floating IN the trough as be drove
up 20 water his team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
GIANTS TO 81 PAso.

81 PAsO. Tex. sept a-That
the New York Giants will winter Ia
~ aso b. the announcement OF Col
Winn. OF the Mexico Jockey Club.
In preparation for their coming the
colonel states that the club u con
stFuctinE a diamond and erecting a
fine club house on the clubs
grounds near Jaurcz. across the Rio
Grande from this city he states
the Giants viii come at the close Of
the present season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
ARCTIC EXPLORER
IS BELIEVED LOST

MONTREAL. Sept 3 Some
anxiety Nv felt IN government ma.
rlne circles over the disappearance
Of Capt Bornior. Cnnadh'a Arctic
explorer. who loft Quebec on a yoy'
age 10 the northern seas In July.
1908. The last word received from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Captain Bernicr always mansp.e :.
send word ~ bio movements IA ~
Dominion government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

TOLEDO. O., Sept 3 Ioss,,
Bier. 10 years old. killed last nlgs,
BY a train. waA D veteran If M.
eGrimean war. and fought IL the ~
tie of Bhlaklaya, being a fitness !,
the charge ~ Tho iight briRaAs :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Dolly 10 you approve ~ a..
present fashion 81 having 10 NJ.
JACK sure poor fellow ~,
shape Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

BRIEFS BY WIRE


New York Preparations are be
Ing made by the Arctic club Ia
Imahe the homecoming ~ Or Fred
erlek Cook an event OF national I'm.
portance.
Everett.--The attendance at the
/ third day OF the annual Everett
county fair yesterday Was 1000
Bristol. Waah.--After long
chase. Charles x Strom u In the
I jail at White Salmon, awaiting afinl
on the charge OF robbinR the T. \.
mails at Bristol last week.
Wilson Greek, Wash.-The farm.
era near here are planning n gang
of Might Riders 90 guard the
wheat fields from the thieves that
infesl this country
Everett. The public schools
opened yesterday with large ~.
tendance
Betting Land the vet.
Gran chief of The fire department.
died laat evening Of inflammation ~
the heart membranes brought on
hy bad cold.
Ellsnabure. W. y. Carues.
T a ~. has filed suit against The
Northern Pacific for 1900 dam.
age. because he Was thrown on q
train last winter By the conductor.
Aberdeen Edward Lowe. the
Young millionaire. Was yesterday
granted a divorce from bis wife
kAlherYn. and must pay her $50.
0uo f1r herself and $4,000 ia trust
TOT their unborn child
Aberdeen. John Machic was res
cuad from the Chehalih river SEES.
lerday Ia hair conscious condi,
ton. after being In the water for
two hours
Vancouver. wash.--Emu Korby
aged IS. Was killed al Yaoolt ycs
terday when a tree that be- was
ehoppinG fell. knocking him against
n stump IN such way that the
stump was forced through his body
sonoluiu.-F1fty Russian families
here will be- depofied to Manchuria
when ihe liner Siberia eetn Ia Ia.
morrow.
Bsiil nuh ~. - Congressman
Humphrey VAS here yesterday and
met Niih the business men TO con.
slider the adyiaahilliy % making
several local improvements.
Vancouver. Wash.--fndge " W
MeCsedie appeared IA court ysster
day. after Bis summer vacation. siill
minus The official black robea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

prominent visitors are Mayor Gel.
iatly. ~ Weuatchcg, aud Mike
Horan. the Apple kinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
Purser Who Lost His
Own Life in Trying 10
Save Others Will Be
Buried in Victoria.

Arrangements 10 bury Frederick
stephen, purser of the steamship
Ohio. who Lost his life trying 10
save passengers when that boat
was wrecked on It's trip TO Alaska
week ago In Victoria. Is G.. his
old home city. with all the honora
usually paid 20 the memory OF a
hero. are being made
Mrs stephen the widow. who
lives Ia Seattle. II being consulted
regarding the funerat services. IL
10 probable that the Alaska Steam.
ship company which employed
stephen. will be- represented at n.
funeral by one OF les officials The
purnors body was recovered yes
terday from the wreckRes aud IL
being taken TO Prince Rupert. from
which city It will he shipped 10 Vic
torla
The steamer Dolphin. which
steamed within a few feet ~ the
wrecked Ohio In Carter hay late
"Wednesday night. dockad Ia Seattle
shortly before noon today Amrng
rs passengers was A Is Anderson
travelling salesman for m Eastern
lvwclry house. who was aboard t.e
Ohio when she crashed Into thu llu
nacle rock and was later heach.d
IN Carter bay
Only -Four Are Dead.
"As far ia / was able 20 learn
ouly four men lost their liyea hs
said
The story circulated seaterda.
20 the effect that elNht acre dfoWa.
90 could NOT he confirmed today
II lk auproard that a mlhundcraiand
ms AZ Victoria n g. % a wireless
message sent from Carter ba. -
Manager Frank T. nurua. al the
Alaeka Steamship company nj Sc
attic. was responsible tof The rumof
The message also announced the
news that stephens body aad HE
iron safe had been recovered The
steamer Dolphin steamed IN the
vicinity Of The wreck fuf fifteen
minutes
Tries 10 Save Jeselry.
A. ~ Anderson. the Ohio panaeu
ger. told ~ bis experience ia IF
ina to save approximately sf2lgwi
worth ~ iewelry. which be vs
taking 20 Alaska Il vas later ~
covered b. divers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Aberdeen John Macihc was res
cued from the Chehalia river ycH.
lerday In hair conscious condi.
ton. after being In the water for
two hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

eetliaahan,--Andy Land the vet.
Gran ehief 81 the fire department
died last evening Of inflammation ~
the heart membranes brought on
by bad cold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

New Yofk.--prcparationa are be.
Ing made hy the Arctic club 10
make the homecoming of Or Fred.
eflek Cook an event of national i'm
portnnce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Aberdeen ---t Edward Lowe. the
Young millionaire was yesterday
granted divorce from his wife
kAlherYn and must pay her $50.
00o for herself and $4,000 ia trust
lor their unborn child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Everett The public schools
opened yesterday with a large ~
tendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

A. n Anderson. the Ohio passgs
ger. told ~ bis experience In TT
ina to save approximately si2tHs
worth 81 ieWeiry. which be ws
taking go Alaska Il vas later h
covered b. divers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Ellrnaburn,--tleut W Y Carnee.
Z = y has filed suit against The
Northern Pacific Tor 81 500 dam,
age. because he Was thrown on q
train last winter By the conductor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Wilson Greek, Wash.-The farm.
era near here are planning gang
of Might Riders a. guard M.
wheat fields from the thieves that
lnfent this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Vancouver, Washs--Emil korby
AGED IS. was killed AZ Yaoolt yes
ierday when a tree that be was
ehopping tell. knocking him against
n stump IN such way that the
stump WIS forced through his body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Everett.--The attendance al the
third day OF the annual Everett
county fair yesterday Was 1000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Bristol, Wash.--After long
chase. Charles Il S,rom u In the
jail at White Salmon. awaiting arinl
on the charge OF robbing the 4. r.
mails al Bristol last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

honoiuiu.--Tf,y Russian families
here will be- depofted to ManchuriA
when lhe liner Siberia eetn Ia to
morrow.
The Newtown bee., 1909-04-30
TOWN TOPICS.
LIKE A LETTER FROM HOME.

Editor of the Newtown Bee. Dear
 Sir: An old friend of mine living in
 Shelton, Conn.,, recently forwarded
 to me copy of your paper and per
 using it brought back to memory so
 many of my old friends, not only in
 Shelton but in other surrounding
 towns, that I concluded to subscribe
 for it, and so enclose check. Receiv
 ing the paper is like a letter from
 the old home, or even better, for it's scope is wider and more varied than any ordinary letter. We are far away from the old home state, but have
 not lost our love for, or interest in her welfare. Although we are living
 in sunny California where the flow
 CTS always bloom and harvest time is all of the time, we have not for
 gotten the old home state. Long
 Beach is a bustling, thriving little
 city of from 2G,O10 10 "5,oC0 inhabi- tants, situated on what will soon be one of the best harbors on the west
 coast of the United States, for when | the projected improvements, which 1 are well under way are completed,
 our harbor will be second to none, land this fact alone assures for Long
 Beach a great future, But we have other attractions, such as climate, a
 rich soil, abpndance of the very best }Water to be obtained anywhere, ana Imany others. f'ht .s chief draw
 cara. However, may be s,,s .'--, fpTohderful pe climate, nesrlv au t1e t1 ne e. ou Falr nal the year round. Never 'Ie hot same . n, never cold, but just about riaht it1r ant sal ,ua E,Un'lort p whether laboring oron i n1eao aol thre oent' California has Ia N an un erea1 preaS, | kT,ona om, sGntol n system and the schools ot tLong Beach are not excelled ,,1'uois h"1 M ol |r,,s; ol,s or its size of which I am any acy ksud audinsed' u.i,1 The soil is very fertile Eanu Eai1 os VIII produce abundantly nearlv v Eali Of the ordinary grains and nearlv @ |s |saoles: o No one reed ever be wi4be',t Sv ea sooa garden if he will give if tnot' .t s.enslon' so,@ @ A small patch will nrod r[ ,1oo ". garden truck enough to s',nniu nrn, Proauee " .aple tsa at all times of tEe year, R11t @ T T fham IuvsS , ! nave written all and moro rosn rnan you will care to read. Verv Hatoh IHHspeetfqily yours. Address--TB. c Beach, Cal. A'0n"e' Long
The Newtown bee., 1909-04-30

Miss Fora Boyson, daughter of MT and Mrs II. P. Bcyson, is quite criti- cally i'll. Mrs Alice Wildmai. the nurse, and Dr Frank J. Gale are car ing for her. -,.
The Newtown bee., 1909-04-30

The bells of Trinity and the Con- gregational church were tolled, Sat urday afternoon, at 4 p. m., at the time of the burial of Gov George L. I.illey.
The Newtown bee., 1909-04-30

The intense interest st;n,,o, :.
 New York by the exhibitions Ds'tea .t IT
 ,ne generosity and public snir;t rhiruugI 3,
 Afcher z1i M. Huntington 'ptfl' at ol
 zispanlc enI1 society, of the worhs o, 'ne ae
 oorolla and zuloa ga, makes "oans dns', or ~elcome ,', the appreciation of u4SoIy tS t swo great Spanish painters VI r,, tnese :1. I 1or the May Century by rbri,.tt "i.t!en !. .i:,yin,on, the art cri.ic and ni ,s,ian , Modern M Artists" MT Brintou u spr a,@ @ oI hu aow' almost alone, these two n.i,,to iioms nase at Tn large measure restopad pai"t1lS ., artlstic prestige of conton, nieuaea the opaln; ;1 and how, though tbilporary tbair n.; . as d dSosolutely opposite in concention mE,n ana ana appeal, the art of each hnteptlon is tep: ina 1 racial. Several reproductiosppa tsplcai al ,,EHlI.ant nit., canvases will be s sho,r,, ol "ltA Nr Brinton's article. " Sno"n
The Newtown bee., 1909-04-30

The selectmen at their meeting on Saturday paid the quarterly bills of tie C'nne"ticut Hospital for the In- sane for tke care Of Newtown pa tients there, amounting to $231.3S.
The Newtown bee., 1909-04-30
A REAL ESTATE SALE. The Turner Meadows Sold

s,,t.s Tne Misses scudder and Mrs A
 1nnl.a 1ndaa nave bought of Mrs Carrie i, 5uason sson the 14-acre tract of oar.ie fan1 east en1~n de as 5, the Turner meadows, Jvina, , nats. .l The sale was Elade thro,, r, nb D. 'he agency of Charles F, DeardsIaSs
The Newtown bee., 1909-04-30

moved into the house vacated by Frqnk Rilfels and fanily, who have moved onto Mt Pleasant into a part of his fathers tenement house.
The Newtown bee., 1909-04-30

Harry B. Read was in Bridgeport last Saturday, to see his wife, who has undergone a successful operation for appendicitis at the Bridgeport Hospital, a1d found hes saining slowly.
The Newtown bee., 1909-04-30

Mrs Benjamin Smith of Obtr who has been il with the grip now gaining and able to be a vul again. Dr Ryder of Brookfie,d at. tended Ter.