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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
south Perry Street.

We have for sale on this beautiful street. two building lots that we are authorized to sell at sacrihce. This street will be paved with asphalt with : in short time. and as soon as 1t is done. these lots will be worth at least $3.5o0 each. See while we are of- fering them at a sacrifice.
 Cottages.
 We have for sale two pretty. new five room cottages. with cabinet man. ties. etc. on lots 75x22s feet. rented to good tenants for $3e0 a year. We will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
Receives Venezuelan Minister

Berlin, March 20-Emperor William today received Jose De Jesus Paul. the Venezuelan Commissioner to Europe. fin audience. The Commissioner formally announced the change of the Presi- dency of Venezuela. The Emperor con versed with him pleasantly and con ferred upon him the crown order of the first class.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
RELIEF OF DIR. COOK.
Arctic Expedition Will Search for Ex plOrer

pIOrer.
 New York. March 20.--Plans for 3 rescue expedition to go to the relief of pr. F. A Cook, the Arctic explorer who Is believed to be still alive in the Arctic regions. have been tentatively formed by Captain Osbon. of the Arctic Club.
 Contributions for this purpose were asked for some time ago and have been coming in since that time In en- couraging numbers, he said.
 The committee has in contemplation the purchase of a small schooner rig Redl vessel to carry a rescue party of four or five persons who will sail du- ring the early summer under the Amer lean flag.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
Use of Brewer,. Malt.

Washington. March 2O-Ilepresenta- tive Weisz. of Wiscinson. has introduc- cd a resolution compelling the Secre- tary of Commerce and Labor to compile and publish monthly statement of the total number of bushels of malt anu other grains used by the brewers ana distillers of the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
REJECTS HER APPEAL.
Madame olga Stein Must Serve H.
 Sentence.

Ma dame OIgn SteIn Must seFVe Hel
 Sentence.
 St. Petersburg. March 20-The sen ate has rejected the appeal of Olga Stein, who last December was sentenc- ed to sixteen months imprisonment on charges of forgery and embezzlement The appeal was based on the allegation that the indictment against the wo- man mentioned a crime not covered in the extradition papers.
 Madame Stein was arrested last March in New York City and extra dited to Russia. where she stood trial on charges of foregry and embezzle- ment committed in St. Petersburg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
LIQUOR LICENSE DENIED,
Norfolk whisIey Men Win First sui,
 In COurtA.

Norfolk. Va. March 20.-The liauor dealers of Norfolk. organized to pre- vent North Carolina liquor dealers from dividing profits with local interests in the increased "jug trade" business that Norfolk now has through North Caro- lima and a large part of Virginia, to- day won their first battle when the court denied an application for license for Halifax, N. C.. whiskey interests.
 State wide prohibition and local op- tion In VirlN1ia. according to the local business men, has doubled the business of liquor dealers in Virginia cities and towns that are still wet"
 Today's action of the court was on the ground that there wer9 already enough licenses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
WOMAN GETS MEDAL.
Notre Dame VIII Award Trophy T
 Author.

Author.
 Notre Dame. March 10--The Laetere medal, svmbolical of the golden rose. which has been conferred by the Pope since the Thirteenth Century upon member of the laity who have perform ed signal service to religion and hu- manity. is to be given by Notre Dame University this year to Christian Reid. novelist, whose home is at Salisbury. N. c.
 Christian Reid is the pen name of Frances Christine Fisher Tiernan. She has published forty novels since 1871.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
Judge Hayward Declines

Nebraska City. Neb., March 2o.-A telegram from Washington states that Judge William Hayward. who was ten dered the position of First Assistant Postmaster General had declined the place and would remain Secretary of the National Republican Committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

sell the next week for s2.25o.
 A Cottage Home. Why keep paying rent, when we will sell you d pretty five room cottage. with porcelain bath. sanitary etc. and on one of our best streets. in southern part of the city. for only $l.S00. $500 cash.
 Special.
 We have very attractive list of GENUINE BARGAINS. See it before buying. We can give you more for your money than any one in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
MUST STAY IN TERRITORY.
Baliinger Issues Important order t
 Officials.

Washington, March 20.-Territoris' officials in Alaska. Arizona, New Mex leo, Hawaii and Porto Rico are going to get little shock in a few days when they receive an official order from Secretary of the Interior Ballin- ger informing them that in the future they must remain in their territories except in cases of emergency.
 Secretary Ballinger called at the White House today and his contem- plated order received the approval of the President.
 The order Is intended to put an end to Governors and other territorial of ficials coming to Washington during
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
FIRE IN PICTURE SHOW.
Lives of 1000 Persons Endangered Tn
 Kingston,

Kingston, Jamaica. March 20-Fire that broke out in public hall of Kingston, where a cinematograph show was in progress, endangered for awhile the lives of 2.000 persons.
 The picket fence surrounding the building was thrown down and the people got away without serious Injury but the hall was completely destroyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
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 A Pound A Day
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 Men and Women.
Prove It By Sending Coupon Below Today
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We want every man and woman who is run down. or who wants to put on more flesh. no mater how much or how little to prove the remarkable effects of the new flesh builder and nerve strengthener Pro tone. Nothing like 1t has ever been produc- ed before It will cost you nothing to try 1t and prove its remarkable effects on your
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
A CARD OE THANKS.

We thank our friends sincerely for the Kindness shown in our recent be- reaVement.
 Mrs. P. J. Loughran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
Real Estate Bargains -,a~ Your Opportunity

Tn the Four Hundred Block on s.. Lawrence Street. we have for sale & seven room house on large lot. This Is. your opportunity to get a home on one of the best streets in the city at a very reasnable price, The price Is $S.- Q00.. Onlv $2.500 cash.
 Just five blocks from Dexter Avenue, and on the highest part of s. Hull St. on large lot. we have for sale a seven room. two-storv house. This property is easily worth S6,000. We are author ized to sell 1t for $4.250.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

We have a very fine. black prairie place for sale in one of the best farm- ing sections in this county. on a grav- elled road. The place IS well tenant. ed. The tenants have made money for ten years. There is no waste land on the property. There are 360 acres. lt-is all good cotton. corn and alfalfa land.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

If we could get the cash we will taks $395 apiece for five 40 foot lots on the south side of Clay St.. east of the A. C. L. Shops This is a sacrifice and nothing but cash will buy the prop erty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

sessions of Congress and spending
 many months here lobbying for the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

We have just cause for bragging about Our Cotton Seed Meal Mixture.
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER.

For n treat try the special dinner today at Hinds' Cafe-it is wonder tor 35 cents. f'.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

aged fifty-six, and Salvatore Daleo. age and occupation unknown.
 The fleeing of these men has attract ed suspicion to them either as prin- cipals or accomplices. The police also have not discovered anything of im- portance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

We have orders for the purchase Of the stock of several of our local bank stocks. If you wish to sell see us.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

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 For women who never appear stylish in anything because of thinness Protone may prove revelation.
 It costs you nothing to prove the remark able effects of Protone 1t is nun-in furious to the most delicate system The Protone Company. 1oS1 Protone Bldg. Detroit, Mich VIII send you on receipt of your name and with full instructions to prove that 1t does Lne work: also their book on Why You Are which will probably astonish you. Send cou- 2on below today with your name and ad-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

For $l0.500.0O we will sell the home of MT. Ausfeldt on South Perry Street. No. lI24. The lot is l00x320 feet. The house is new and modern in every detail. and contains four bed rooms. We will lend $7.000.00 of the purchase money on the property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

We have several sums of money to lend ranging from $500 to $2.000. We are also prepared to lend at pei cent on the very best down town i'm proved store property. in sums of from $I0,000 to $50.000. The expenses on this , per cent money are very moderate.
 We have a Commerce Street store for rent in the Wholesale Block three floors and cellar-for $l25.00.
 We have forty acres of land. five miles from the City limits. very well located. that can be bought for 5000 an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

We have very attractive two story home on Court Street for sale at $o.000.00. This IS a nice residence and delightfully."- situated. and the prics is right.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

We wish to borrow $l2.500.00 al six per cent interest, on property worth $40.000.00. The people who want this money are responsible and first class business men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
Perhaps You Have Said This Yourself, Many
 Others Have:

''I want to build on my lot as soon as am better able" All who say this have a reason. They either wish to make an interest paying investment and collect rents. or they wish to live in their own homes. Both reasons are good. f,your ambition lies in this di- rection. let us know what you want NOW. We will build to suit you and furnish the money needed.
 J.C.HardaWay & Go. 509 Bell Bldg. Phone l455.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

We have a two story dwelling. , rooms and 2 baths. on corner lot. and very fine location. that can be bought for $4.500.00. This price is at least $l 100000 less than its market value. If this property is sold to a good party. we will carry a loan of $3.000.00 a. 6 per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
WRINKLE ERADICATOR.

The Spenging and Pressing Process of
 HOlt's Dye Works.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

F. M. KOHN AND SON. Real Estate and Insurance,
 Stocks and Bonds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

z. We have a good two story house on Clay Street on lot 50 feet by 50 feet. that we will sell for $2. .500.00.
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-12
ASHLEY FALLS

i Dr. Koerner, of Brooklyn, spent Sun day with his family here.
 Miss Julia German visited her parents here several days last week.
 Miss Bessie Moore was out Monday r for the first time after short illness. | Mir. and Mrs. A. O. Bowen's little daughter Helen has been ill for few days.
 William Moore has been applying a patent tar roof paint to the roof of his house.
 Miss Florence Hall left Saturday to spend few days with friends in East l Canaan.
 MT. and Mrs. Moon, of New York, are guests at George Roraback's for a few days.
 Miss May German, of Pittsfield, is home for a two weeks vacation with her parents here.
 Clifford Rider and family, of Water bury, are spending their vacation with his sister, Mrs. Leroy Pinney.
 w. S. R. Wake and family, of Water bury, were in town Monday on their way home after a months visit with re- latives ill Lee.
 Frank Waite, formerly of this place and now of Pittsfield, was the guest Of MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Woodford several days last week.
 Mrs. F. W. Sackett. daughter and maid, of Collinsyille, Conn.,, are visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Wood, for a couple of weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Beattie went to Milford, Conn.,, Saturday. MT. Beattie returned Monday but Mrs. Beattie and Elrick will remain two weeks. | w. R. Bunker, of New York, who has a summer home on Cooper Hill was on the Berkshire Express that was derailed at Cornwall Bridge Saturday night. MT Bunker fortunately escaped injury but found the experience an exciting one. He returned 70 New York Sunday night.
 Over Sunday guests at Maplewood Inn, including several automobile par ties, were as follows; MT. and Mrs. J. H. Scofield, and Miss M. E. Scofield, New Rochelle; Mrs. O. O. LaSalle. Lake | Geneva, Wisconsin; O. M. Weeks. Le banon Springs; Mrs W. A. Talcott Rockford, Ill: Mrs. Fred Rockwell Albany, N. Y.; MT. and Mrs. F. J Stone, M. T. Carter, Winsted, Conn. MT. and Mrs. J. H. Garsden, Russell and Howard Garsden, Hartford, Conn
 Robert J. Fowler, the village black smith, who has conducted the same shoI for 42 years, can tell some interesting stories of Ashley Falls in the early days When he first came to this village there were seventeen blacksmith shops, anc each shop employed 8 wagon maker More business was done in the smithy shop in those days than is done to-day and shops are now numbered ln ten' where there were formerly hundreds MT Fowler is 70 yeare old but is stil hard at work in his smithy every day plying his trade as industriously as ever He has lost practically no tune iron work in his life on account of i'll health He has three times visited his nativ' land, England, and has also traveleC extensively in this country.
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-12
LIME ROCK

O. H. Wiesing and I. M. Roos were in New Haven last Thursday.
 Mrs. George Morrison went to Hill crest hospital last Thursday and was operated on for appendicitis Friday. MT, Morrison went with her and remained until after the operation which was suc- cessful. A speedy recovery is antici- pated. = sB
 MT. and Mrs. Granger, of Springfield, are making their annual visit at James Ensign's with their auto.
 Owing 70 the wreck of the express at Cornwall Bridge Saturday night the passengers for this station were about five hours late.
 Mrs. G. B. Latour and children re- turned Friday. Her sister, Miss Cora Thompson, came with her.
 Willard Palmer, of Lakeville, has been spending few days with her aunt Mrs. Wilbur Butler.
 Mrs. Melville and daughter Jennie, of New York city, are at Georgo Dotv's. They were among the belated passcu- gers Saturday night.
 J. H. Welch was in New Milford Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. R. H. Whitford. of Oa- naan, were in this vicinity Sunday.
 Miss Ellen Oochrane returned last week from her visit in West Cornwall.
 Mrs. O. W. Barnum is reported better and able to sit up.
 Margaret Butler returned from her visit in Bridgeport Monday.
 MT. Dreyfus and family, who have been spending several weeks in town, have returned to their home in Boston His horse and wagons were shipped Fri. day night, MT. Belot, his brother-in-law going with them.
 MT. and Mrs. Mircle returned to their home in Torrington Sunday.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Butler Is making heI usual visit among relatives and friends here.
 George Morrison spent Sunday in Pittsfield.
 Sarah Gressot is staying at Mrs. Emile Jasum' s during the illness of her mother
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-12
LAKEVILLE

The hose house is being treated to new coat of paint. Peter Krisselbrack is doing the work. The looks of the front doors have also been improved by putting in glass panels.
 The ME. Sunday School picnic in the grove was a success. Everyone seemed well pleased with the picnic. show and day. It looked threatning and uncer- tain In the morning but cleared away and turned out to be a pleasent after noon.
 Chester Thurston has resigned his position at Bartram & Everts' store.
 Rev. Mir. Sterrett occupied the M. E. pulpit Sunday morning and evening m place of Rev. Montrose, who is taking part of his vacation this week and spend ing 1t with his family and. friends at Ocean Grove.
 A. H. Heaton is spending week at Block Island. He started last Monday.
 Linus Warren, of Greenwich Village, Mass, called on friends in town last Tuesday.
 Miss Edith Martin is spending a week with friends from Philmont at Copake Lake.
 Thomas Sinclair, of New York, Is Mir. Martins new chauffeur and will have charge of Martins automobile.
 George Owens from Bridgeport is spending a two weeks vacation at Mrs. Hamm's boarding house. He sang a solo in the M. k. church Sunday night.
 Miss Cora Rogers has changed her boarding place from Peter Turner's to Mrs. Powell's.
 The hose company are putting in all their spare moments getting ready for the tournament on Labor Day.
 John Gray, of Brooklyn, spent Sun- day and Monday with the G. W. Cross family.
 To-day is busy day in town as the circus is here.
 MT. and Mrs Scutt, of Philmont, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Charles Miller ST., and enjoying themselves sight see. ing in their auto.
 The Sheffield team was defeated here Saturday by the score of 7-2. Schmid was in the box for Sheffield and allowed 10 hits. Finn sent in the twirlers fol Lakeville and allowed five hits. Brewer for Sheffield made some pretty field catches. Canaan plays Lakeville on the local diamond the coming Saturday.
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-12
MORSE BUSINESS COLLEGE
Well-known Hartford School Begins a
 New Year September |.

oNbO0A O0kHA@
 New Year September |.
 Of all classes of educational institu- tions it has probably been conclusively proven that the commercial school is far the most practical, and of all commsr- cial schools of Connecticut, tho people who know the facts have proven just as conclusively that the Morse Business College of Hartford is the most reliable and ult-produoing. It's faculty is composed of high-salaried business sx- perienced instructors, some of whom have national reputations as specialists in their line. Its equipment is so supe- rior to that of the ordinary business col lege that the remark has often been made that Morse's is more like large insurance office or counting house than like school. It's systems of instruction
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-12
Connecticut Fair

The premium list of the Connecticut fair, which will open at Charter Oak park, Hartford, Labor Day, Sept. 6, and continue through the llth, is an at traotive pamphlet of l22 pages, giving details of the division of the $75, ,000 available for premiums. The fair will include the following shows Cattle, sheep, swine. poultry, horse. dog, cat. agriculture, pomologioal, bees and honey, farm produce, horticulture, flowers and dairy. a women's exhibit and farm mach inery display. The fifth annual cham pionship cat show of the Connecticut Cat club will be given in connection with the fair. For the best cats there cats there will be an imposing array of prize cups as we'll as cash prizes.
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-12
SHARON VALLEY

Mrs. A. Taylor and daughter, of Wash ington, D. O., is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Scott.
 MT. and Mrs. F. Rodsr and daughter, Hortense, of Brooklyn, are guestsat A. Middlebrooks.
 Masters Lanson and Adelbert Middle brooks are visiting relatives in Brooklyn. While there they are to visit Ooney Island.
 Miss Annie Morehouse is visiting her brother, James Morehouse.
 Edwin Pardes was called to his home in Bethany, Conn.,, on Thursday owing to an accident to his nephew.
 O. Barton and daughter Julia, of Cole man, Mrs. F. Cash, Miss Estelle Hoxie, of Wisconsin, Miss Mary Maxim were visiting Mrs. A. Middlebrooks Saturday.
 Mrs. F. Bristol and children are visit ing in Dover.
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-12

and practice are in exact keeping with the most approved office systems in use in progressive commercial houses and manufacturing companies.
 But more than all these, Principal Morse is continually proving the efficacy of his methods of instruction by placing his graduates in desirable positions where they do their work to the entire satis- faction of their employers. All of the last graduating class of the horse College are now in positions and it is but little more than a month since they finished their courses. The fall term of this widely endorsed business school be- gins September i. Principal Morse has lately returned from his vacation and oan now be found at his office daily,
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-12
EAST CANAAN

Miss Mary Colhgan, of Wlnsted, is visiting at John Colligan's.
 The Misses O'Brien, of Waterbury, are visiting at Henry Wilson's.
 George Smith and Katherine Wilson are both on the sick list at the present writing.
 Dr. Harvey and family, of Orange, N. J., arrived at Elm Cottage last week for month.
 MT. and Mrs Edward Goodwin and little daughter are at G. K. Goodwin s for week.
 Mrs. Day. MT. and Mrs. George Bel cher and George Belcher Jr. visited at LeRoy Lambs Sunday.
 The new carpets for the church have been put down this week and the work is nearly completed. The ladies meet Thursday afternoon at the conference room the rain of last Thursday having prevented meeting.
 Miss Julia Pequigney, of Sharon, vis- ited at Virgil Miller's the first psrt of this week. It was remarked that the residents of Cinder Valley had no trou- ble in placing their orders with the To- cal butcher at the same time. MrS. EdWaTu BeeDe visited her mother in Copake Iron Works, N. Y, ever Sum- day and also the fore part of the week. Ned was singing, My Wife Has Gone to the Country" in order to keep up his spirits.
 The many friends of Mrs. c. W. Hanna were shocked to hear Friday of her sudden and serious illness at North. weld, where they were spending their l fiacation. She was taken to a hospital in Springfield and every thing possible IS being done for her. At writing there is no special change.
 We'll, the local base ball team, or at least part of them, went to Lime Rock Saturday and came home again very qHitely after ragged game, the score being-well, we won't write it. GivS that pleasure to your Lime Rock scribe It is hard luck but brace up boys and when the Hyphens come this way the story may be different.
 East Canaan Grange will hold Field Day Friday, Aug 20, at Stevens Farm The families and friends of the members are cordially invited. Dinner will be served on the lawn at 12 o'clock promptly, and each will be expected te furnish something. The master of the state grange, L. H. Healey, and Flora oi the State Grange, Mrs. O. A. Phelps, are
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-12
Weather Like Subscription

The editor of country paper received the following query: "Oan you tell me what the weather will be next month";" In reply. he wrote: 1t Is my belief thst the weather next month will be very much like your subscription" The in- quirer wondered for an hour what the editor was driving at. ,..when he happened to think of the word unsettled" He went in the next day aud squared his account