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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-21
HAD A CRY COMING.

Acadie, La, March 20.-After sob
bing almost necessarily for ten weeks
with the pain which he said was in
one of his eyes, and the cause OF
which could not be located, the young
son Of Postmaster Jack Sutton of
Bear Creek, this parish, was taken
yesterday to an oculist. A piece of
glass, half an inch long and nearly
as wide was found lodged behind the
child's left reye-ball.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-21
CLEANED UP The BANK

Des Moines, Iowa, March 20.-Safe
blowers dynamfted the safe Of the
First National bank Of Imogene,
Page county, during the night, aad
took all the cash on hand. Section
hands on their way to work, early in
the morning, discovered the robbery.
Several thousand dollars is reported
to have been taken.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-21
MOVING. PICTURES.

+, Cans Nelson prize fight at the BIZ
jou on Tuesday night. This viii give
those who did not see the pictures
Of this fight when exhibited before in
the city, an opportunity to view this
event. ss53s y ss55as 5
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER - Creamery, fancy, p; Western frsts.
2la3i; seconds. 26aZ process fancy. g5s2s FAIR %
good. 2a2i; dairy choice Ga2is good lsal7. store
PACKED fresh BALD
CHEEsE-NsE YORK State fancy. lsrzs. ls4: do.
small. lsissl7-
EGGS - Nearly. fancy. Virginia loss OF. q:
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia Is; Tennes-
see. u; North Carolina. III; duck 90
LIVE POULTRY--Chickens. lsaZ3. spring Zsass
hens. Is: roosters. 8: dueks. large. lAl5: DO.
toms. u; do, hens. 3a1i turkeys, hin, leal5:
keats. l0al2
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turteys. choicr. upd-un
hens. 22aZ5; 90. average. undrawn. 6a22; do thin
l25a4 chickens. ea22: capons. 7-Ib- avsrage ZzaD;
do. snail, la2: hens. l5alei ROSTERS. sa9; duchS
lsals: geese. liai3-
DRESSED MEATs-Cslres sun dressed. II. 90
heads on. IL: hog dress calves, e: hans cnuntry
sugar clrec. l2lf; boss. snail and nsat. pe- cst.
oas1. do. medium. 5.0oaz 50. Do beaFy. 65as %
yEGETABLEs-Potatoes homegrown. rer ou..
s5aso; per Dbl. 2Ga250; Eastern Shore. per bbI
2ola25. sweet potatoes per bb-. Z5oa2-5: yamA
Der Dbl. L5ozl75. carrots per bbl L25al so c1-1m-
berN per has. loal-0. celery. Der doz. stalks.
5oaso; cucumber plckles. Der has 75aIE: czbbags.
PER Dbl L0Cal5o: caulif0Wer per bol-. L75a2 50,
onions. Der bus 70aG. Maryland and Viruiuia rer
bbl. L15al75; ONO. peT bbI LT5a20O. lctrnoc.
Florida, per bbl LoaL5c-
GREEN FRUITs-Oranges. ehoice. per box. s00a
500. Florida. per box 203a250; crane fruit rer bcr
201a3oo spsles. King. pcr bbl 3Ooa2g- YORK In
periai. packed 4oaf.8: Ben DAVIS packed s 50a
As. Wine Sap. packed 5T5as- s.; AlbemarIe Ptpuin
iooa50o good 70 prime. 2ooa3oo poor 20 fair. Lsoa
200; openhead barrels. Common to good. LGaI. %
fancy table fruit. 500a6oo. crunbe7ies. Cane Coz
per bhl. 7.oas5o: do. standard crate. 200a2 3:
pineapple FLORIDA. per crate. 2-5a50o; s.raHbe-ries
quart l0aG
DRIED FRUITs-Apples- sliced. fancy. &; Do.
sliced, bright. 81: cherries Y: blackoerTies 4:
EhortlsberTies. 10, rasDherrses. Il
GRAIN-Wkeat. southern o. grade, ! Ioal 3: rvs
55sS5; CON- shelled. white. ToaTf DO yellow 7as7s.
new. ear. 3sSaioos cats. Western white No ? s8s5s
old. mixed. 62a4.
sUNDRIEs-BeesEax. .: taIlow sasaS. housy.
White clover. i-lb. new. Is: a.. z-lh new. l0ai3,
ginseng. pr H.. 60la5.5o: senecu. per h. 20;
golden seal aeei5; ri1k. i2aE; msn5rake. a. Euaks
root s., walnut kernels DRY. l6ai2
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool Uasned- frps Of bur
per ID. . do. uuWeShsd. free Of blrs, per ID
.; do. bury per ID. Tals: hides. green per h.
g. do. dry. per ID. Bals; sheep SKINS green.
each. 75aLoo; do. dry. each. 2a6o: calf skins green
osch. leal.f0: musOat. each. S2aA; black. each.
55afo. skunk. each. black. L7sa2Z: mink, each
4ooa5oo. rabbit skins. each. /; opossun. sach.
Sac r4ecoon, eaeh. soaLoo: fox red each Lo0a2 6
do. gray. each. salon
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
RAPID RISE IN STOCKS
Closing Prices Only a Little
Below Highest of Year.
SPECTATORS FLEE TO COVER
Optimism of Saturday Continues
and Market FOrges Upward Until
Are Recorded I'm the Standard
Shares-High Price for wheat.

New York. March 29.-It was almost in
evitable after the development Of such
optimism in Wall street was exhibited
last SATURDAY.. coupled with the occur
rences over Sunday making for an in
crease of cheerfulness. that the buoyancy
OF the stock market witnessed at the end
OF the week should be to-day continued.
but in addition to-days news budget was
filed with pleasing items.
II was generally considered that the vio-
lent rise In the market on Saturday was
due mostly TO covering" on the part OF
large SPECTATORS for the fan, who had
their minds to stop playing what
10 them for more than fort
losing game. and it was man
80 th. gentlemen. as It was to the
sfsr ~. r Of market observers, that
rae - ok exchange sentiment was
idly in view OF the knowl-
e mixing community on Sat-
uroay tl7, ..~rling exchange was break
ing at a rate which placed further gold
exports entirely out OF the question. from
which the logical consequence was. Of
course, a renewed accumulation of money
in financial centers in this country.
AWar Scare II over.
The fall in sterling was directly brought
about by a drop I'm discount rate in Lon
don and in the other European financial
capitals. and this again was due to the
plain indications that the trouble between
Austria and Servia was terminating in
such way es 10 insure European peace
Over Sunday the matter referred to moved
briskly 10 the end that had been fore
Swallowed, and to-day all the European
markets advanced very rapidly. Consols,
for instance, rose seven-sixteenths Of a
point
or no less Importance was fall IN dis
counts in London and elsewhere in Eu-
rope more sensational than any that has
been seen and which makes II doubtful
If the Bank Of England can maintain
even per cent rate hereafter. and
there followed a buying OF stocks here
Tor European account during business
hours to-day whose total was estimated
20 be as great as 5000 shares.
PrOfit-taking Goes On.
After the first hour OF business there
was a general tendency toward profit
taking on the part OF professional specu-
lators acting upon the idea that a reac-
ton would follow the quick advance that
had occurred; but the absorbing power
OF the market that had been created
proved more than sufficient TO meet all
these realizing sales, and after a brief
pause around midday the market again
forged upward. closing at the highest
prices in nearly all instances and at
gains running between ! and points in
the standard shares.
Other than the general strength that
developed. the market was without spe-
eial feature; and although at the close
the average range Of prices was still not
quite equal 20 the high level for the year
touched in the early days OF January.
1t was but very slightly below this A
new high record price for the year was
however, made IN the price Of wheat for
actual delivery, this being based upon re-
newed proof Of the prevailing scarcity OF
the spot or cash article
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". b HIebs 4 Co.
members New YORK Stock ESchsnsa BiDba Build
ing. rs Fnteeoth street northwest
Money o.. - h. ~ Ls 11SI CI., ia
CALL 8IONET-sALES BY HOURS
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

baltimore. March E.-Wheat today vas quiet.
corn easy. oats steady. IRE lower. and four frnsr.
WHEAT-Spot contract LEal.Z7la: spot No 2
red Western. LEN.Gs. March. 1.Z7a1.Zis. May.
L25 July. l0ilal-Gs, steamer No red. ia
l2il< southern on grade. L2ial-Z.
CORN-Spot contract. I&allIs: March T2sa7l7s
April. 7lhaTlk. MAY. 72a72S. steamer mixed 6sasa
SEA receipts s. 81 Bushels; southern white corn.
70ata-2h: Southern yellow CON. 6sasa7lE
OATS-Stock IN elevators. 80 So bushels: ship
nneuts frsn elevators 7.l39 bushels. White. No. .
jSlaaSs; do No 3. s6iia5s; do No 4. 55i5ass
mixed. No. :. 55isa57 do, No. > 55izass; do No :
5iisa55
RYE-stock I'm elevators. s. s62 bushels: shipments
from elevators. Z. $50 bushels No Western I'VE.
export. s.. No 3 Western. uptown deliver. g.
No. Western rye. uptown. S6aS7 bag lots. as 10
quality and condition. 75asl
BARLEY Stock in elevators. asa bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 80 bushels
FLOUR-Winter extra. 9.60a4 50; winter clear. 5loa
S. winter strsight. 5.55a55e; winter patent 57Os
$50 spring clear. sSsalsS spring straight 5O5as 30
spring patent 5I5a6oo City Mills best patent. 67s:
do highgTade patent. $50; DO. higngrade straight
6O0 do. choice family. $50 do. extra. 4sOa4.6o
Rye -four. medium TO choice. 4-2Sa450 Com meal
per 100 lbs. L60al.7o-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. March 3-BUTTER-stsady. Cream
1 en- extra. Sliz: dairy tubs. Ia
/ EGGS Primer Nrar-bv white F,n-v ~

New York. March 3-BUTTER-Stsady. Cream
en- extra. Siz: dairy tubs Ea5.
EGGS-Flusr Nearby white fancy -
sUGAR-The London market Tor bet sugar va
firm. unchanged. and quiet. with March l0s 81 and
April los sd. While MAY was qgoted az 10 g.
The local raw sugar market vas frmer. with duty-
paid prices named as follows: Cenfrifugll q test
&, Musrorado 50 test 81. molasses surar. g test
81. Late SATURDAY some Porto Rican sugar foI
IronUt shipment vas sold az 4 Refned sigsr firm
and unchanged. With the lowest ne p-oes f0g
standard sTauulsted As. less ! per cent cash
NAVAL ST0RES-Thc entire market quiet and
without important change Spirits tflrpentne. ma
chine made barrels Aaf0i1. ard a. savannah s75z
Resin, - for coumon 20 gocd strained. Tar l5
for oil barrels.
MILL FEED-Irregular. inactive srring han.
l00-Ih SACKS % arrive . 50. standard milling 2 =
arrive; winter wheat bran. IN l0olh. sacks. 2s.ln
OATS-Flat; neglected. No. . white. 5eagis No
s white 5llsa5s No white 5sisa5T. No. 2 mixed
55l; natural and ciTred white. q track. Ssso
FLOUR STEADY: light demand. srring patents.
575as3o, spring clears. 4e5aSeo; winter straights
Ss5a575; clears. 4-Ca50o. Kansas straights. IN
sacks. 5.56aS50: Kansas clears. A5a45
RYE FL0UR-Steady; snail dealings; quoted
s-Zsai15
CORN NEAL,-staadv. euiet trsde Kj'r-s-4ed
Tor export. SIS: coarse meal. in hays. Ls5aIs7.
HAY Receipts. $50 tons. easier. snail dealings.
Prime timothy IS. No l. 90 Nc . 71a-5. No 3 65
STRAW-Receipts. 50 tons; strong. limited stocks
Long rye. ll5sLn
BEEF-Strong demand; inactive Family, 150os
$50. packet. HNalLA
PoRK-S,sady; Inquiry moderate. Mes. ls0e
la00. family lsTala5o
TALLOW- steady: SLOW trnde City. in hors-
heads 81.
LARD-Insctiye Prime Western. 100: city ~ -:
refined continent. 1880: South American, lL5o; re-
ined Brazilian. kegs. 80. oleostearine I3is: lard
s,esriDe duh; New YORK llis; Chicago. ia
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

Baltimore. March s-Fouowing are TIE prices az
live STOCK reported today from the Onion stock
Yards.
CATTLE eceiuts for week ended ar ron today
were l3i6 head. against l.5l9 hesd last Wsek: IS
carloads on sale Msrke- gFreraly l0c higher. Good
% prime heavy steers 4s5as.so. others. S5oa4 3:
heifers. Az5s5 90 cows. L5oaIc5s bulls 275aEs;
fresh COWS. n 01a5510 Ter head.
HOGS Receipts Tor WeGk ended A. noon TO-DAY
wPre u.E1 hesd against l3l5- head laEt week.
Market fairly steady az following quotations. West
erns. 7.2ssT6o; from other points T00a7 a, pigs.
6 q0ss 50, roughs. s.-sas-5
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts for week ended
a. neon today were l.l52 had. against L75s head
last week. Light supply market active and higher.
sheep ITaf . lambs. 6.1zs a.
CALVES Receipts fer week ended 81 noon today
were as head. against 50 head last week Liberal
supply. market lower. Common b good. 5eOa7.s
extra. 7-1l
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.


Bsltinore. March 3.-QuotAtions established b.
the Baltimore q 49, -sps Association are
As follows:
BUTTER-creamery. separator Der ~ -. mi.
tation. aSc; pTfuts. A-io, per H., 5ossls d.. lib
oa3lS blocks. 2-lb.. per b., Sasl; dairy prints.
Maryland Pennsylvania. and Virginia per H. i6al7;
Virginia and West Virginia. store PACKED. I5al6;
Ohio. store-packed leal7; nearby rolls nals: Ohio
tolls. Eals; West Virginia rolls. leal7.
EGGS-Maryiand. PeunsylTanA and nearby frsts.
per dozen. %: Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Vir-
GINA PER Dozen ls: Western fTsts. PER dozen. Il,
West Virginia. Pc dozen, 49,
LIVE POULTRY Young chickens. a. % size 10
lss22; old hens, heavyweight. 10, l5izal6; ducks
ID. Is: DO. white Pekins. per ID, n; piseous
young pair. 50; do. old. pair. g; guinea fowls
cd. each. Is; DO. young. n lbs. and over each.
50; turkeys. young hers. per b.. 2la22: young COB
lab: cid tens PER 10. Is
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. choice. fat
young hens. pr h Za23: mixed young and Old
Aa2l: old toms. HAS: poor and thin. lial5 Chick.
ems. sirlight young. Dr. H.. HAS. mixed young
and old, ljal6 Ducks. choice. fat. pr H.. Isal1
CapCns lbs. and over, PEI h.. Ia8; snail
medium 23a25: slips I6aE.
POTATOES-White Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania. prime. bus. sAs5; do. New YORK. prime
buS. 9h95; do. Western prime. bus slaS5. sweets
Eastern Shore yeii0ws. Dbl. 275a3 %. do North
Carolina yeIious Dbl. 275a3L5: do. fancy Delaware
DBL. 1Ga35: ycll0Us. per has. LlGl25; vans
Virginia, Dbl. L5oa20
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Western Msryland and Pennsylvania. Dbl raced
309aA00; do. New YORK. assorted. Dbl 2 50a5 %,
asparagus. Charleston bunch. 0ap; bees. new
Florida. crate. 30oa350. do Charleston. bunch As
cabbage New York state. ton. 500oa53o0. do. neE
FLORIDA, crate 25oa3oQ, do. ne1 Charleston crate
25oa300s ceiery home grown bunch sa8: cranberrle.
Cape Cod. per hhi. E0lal2o0. do. per box L7sa2 co.
cuclmbeus. FLORIDA. per basket. 350a5O0. egulauts
Florida. crate. Z5oai0o; sTape fn-it Florida. box
L5os25o. k=le. native. Dbl. Sas1 lettuce, North
Carolina. basket l0aL50. do. Florida, basket I25a
rs; onions New York and Western. bls soas5.
oranges. tlorida, box, 90 size 225a39O do.
California Per crate. 200aZT5, spinach. native bus
box, Es55; do. Norfolk. bbl-. LOSL50 squash F1oT-
Ida, crate. lT5a225. strawberries. Florida. quart
l5a25. green beans. Florida. basket 3Slaao0; wax
beans. Florida. basket. 200aso0 tomatoes. Florida,
carrier. LZ5a2.7l
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
'Ez dividend
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March p - CATTLE 80 Receipts q oo0
head market STEADY, % lOe lower Beeves 450s7 10.
Texans 4ooa5.0o; Western, A0oa500; stockers and
feeders. S5a5oo; COWS and hsifers LsoASso; calves
575a5s5
HOGS-Receipts A0o head: market weak &
lower. Light, ssOas95 mixed. s7oa7 TO- heavy, g70a
TO- rough, e,7Oae.S; yorkers. e.s5a6sS; PIGS Se0
ass
sHEEP-Receipts. IS 900 head: market stropr. Ma
tiEes 3Soasl5; Westerns. 360as 20; lambs 575as 10
Westerns. 575a74
New York. March 3.-CATTLE-rsceipts 4OA
head Steers firm 70 l0c higher bulls steady; thin
cows. unchanged; Others strong Steers. 650ss 10.
oxen, Assoc balls. 275aS9o; COWS, 225a5 %.
dressed oeed IN fair demand az Sal0
CALTES-receipts. 40E head MARKET &c lower
veals. sas- Dressed calves lower city dressed vesls
shaI4ls; country dressed saIS
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts BlR head
sheep steady. Aooa55o; lambs shade lover 80
a86o
HoGs-Receipts. n.TOO head. Market fun. steady.
a. 7a3.0
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
NEW YORK. MONEY.

New York March Z.-Money on CAL TO-DAY o,s,.5
al per cent: lowest. II; closing pcr cent Most
q the DAYS loans wers az pCr d. Time r1onsv
opened the week unchanged and vas readily Obtain
able. while i held someEhat firmly a. b rates
and demand continues light Rates were quoted
al ~ Der cent for sixty days. 2isa2N Der cent for
ninety days. zSsa3 Der cent for four months Der
oenf for five and si1 months
Mercantile paper was offered with Moderate fire.
dom.
Sterling to-day again weak. rates declining
Is points further. Rates for actual business clo~ad
follows: Sixty DAYS s5a5ai sSs. demand ( e-s8s
aS77O. cables As7Naf $50.
NonlneIolai nlls were Aa54s for ninety days and
4s51taA '5ls Tor sixty days Flour bills we're -
for sixty days; grain. 455t. The supply of min
and cotton bills was scarce
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
BALTIMORE sTOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. March z.-FOliO~1ns are the sales and
quotations en- the most active securities listed on
The Baltimore STOCK Exchange:
SALES
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs 4 Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Ribbs
Building. 70 Fifteenth street northwest.
New York. March 2s.-Cotton pursued rather Ar
irregular course. opening high. reacting sharply and
experiencing rally in the late trading that carr
prices 10 points above the opening. The strop.
opening was due TO higher cables and short cotsr
Ing The reaction WIS brought about by heavy sell
ing for profits. The rally was based upon specul,.
tive opinion that The market is due for a rise
backed up b oppressive bull support Rorsi-.s :,
the ports were 1900 Dales against q sos last 49,
and 3iS last year For the week 100 600 49,
against S,6li last week. and l03.O73 last wear Re-
ceipfs az New Orleans were 1873 bales sr,frs,
"a last rrnr - -e1--s.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W r. Hfbbs & Co
members New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Building
rs Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibbs Build
ing rs Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago March 2s.-Wheat had sharp hulse On
short covering Just after the opening and sold f-m
al day on commission house orders. MAY wheat
was carried above liz snd July 20 Lo6ls. The
market was very active and strong
Other grains were firm. IN sympathy with wheat
but were less active.
Provisions were active and firm. closing at top
prices for the day.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

cATTLE-Extra, per cEt.. AS5a6so; butcher. too.
10 common. 20oaS0Q
cWt- 60oas.50. -
LAMBs-Choice. llal2; medium. 10
shEEF-Prime. 4.Sssa0o; common, a5eaIOo.
CALFES-Prime. per h.. Q; medium s.saL
grass, l.
E.Soas9oo: old and dry, IOoslaOa
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Rsgulsr call. y O'Clock noon;
Washington Railway and Electric s. 900 az 81.
Washington Railway and Electric common. % a;
a. 50 az f27s.
Washington Gas. = az lik.
Mergenthalsr. I az 89A
Larston. 100 AZ iSf. 100 At lgs-
After call.
LanSton. 50 az lSN. % az Isla.
Following are the bid and asked prices On yester-
DAYS WASHINGTON sick Errhanre.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

New York. March 9-WHEAT-Strong, CHECKING
trade No J. Northern Duluth. 10 arrive ~
No 2 rcd. f. O b.. La; No. 2 hard, New
York. (. o b.. L2sa No. 7. Marcaroni lis T. O. b. I;
No. L Manitoba Is; No. 2 Manitoba, T. O b
nominal Exporters took rothing.
CORS-Firm: light inquiry No. 2 elevator. 10
arrive. 75ls; No. 2 I. o b. spot. saal No 20
arrive 7sz T. o b.; No. ? yellow, f. O b..
TsSs; No. 2, white. f. o B., n5ninal. Exporters
took eight loads.
inally 8.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

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The Newtown bee., 1909-11-05
Middlebury.
POMONA GRANGE MEETING.

'Sf'f' P'NshtNhE piEis iiNhs
 The next meeting of Excelsior Pomona Grange will be held with Middlebufy Grange on November IT. lt.is the annual meeting and election of officers.
 The Town hall has been recently painted, All the buildings are look ing In pretty good shape with the ex- Heptlon of the Methodist church, which needs painting very badly.
 Mrs Heman Smalley of East Morris was recent guest m town.
 The ladies of the Methodist church are requested to meet at the parson- age on Friday afternoon of this week at 2.30 o'clock.
 Mrs Frank Waters has returned from q trip to West Virginia.
 The home of Mir and Mrs c. II. Judd was made happy by the arrival of boy on October 26. The boy has been named for his great grand. father, Spencer Judd.
 The ladies of the Congregational church gave a very pleasant Hal lowe'en social in the parlors of the church on last week Wednesday night.
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-05
Weston,
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

A fine monument was erected last week, at the grave of the late Dr Andrew Bennett Gorham in the Hull cemetery.
 william G. Fitch and Samuel Fancher are on jury duty in Bridge port, this week.
 Charles Banks of Greenfield has spent several days with his brother, Frederick Banks.
 Mrs Elizabeth Thomas is in Hart ford, undergoing medical treatment.
 Mrs P. B. Terry and Miss Eliza beth Gordon spent Saturday and Sunday in Eas' on 3
 Rev D Moses and Mrs c. H. Sco- field have been appointed delegates from the gregational church to tho annual conference of Congrega tional churchcs T Torrington, next week.
 Mrs Granville Adams spent last week with her daughter, Mrs Elmer Hull.
 The Donnelly farm on Godfrey street has been solL to family from New York.
 The Town school board held anoth- CT meeting on Saturday at the resi- !erce of I. c. Fanton.
 Mrs udward Freeborn of Easton has been in town, this week. as the guest of her sister, Mrs Vanderbilt Godfrey.
 Frederick Banks sport Sunday with relatives in Greenfield.
 Repairs and improvements are progressing on the Congregational parsonage. '>
 Mrs Columbus Bulkley and Miss Abbie Treadwell spent over Sunday with friends in Norwalk.
 Buff" the handsome Collie dog owned by R. c. Williams, was run over and quite badly injured by ar automobile. wtile following his mas ter, who was uriving near Phillip Beach's on Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Ira Andrews and son, Harold, of Easton spent Sunday with MT and Mrs Orlanuo Andrews.
 The Misses Ethel and Florence Mills of Georgetown were Sunday guests of Mrs Charles Horn.
 Mrs George Drew has been in New York for a few days this week.
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-05
Bethlehem
MISS AMY BRAKEMAN ENTER
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FANS. Miss Amy BlaKeman entertained about 30 of her friends at a Hallow- cen party last Friday evening. Among the out of town guests were Miss Ara Crofutt of Branford, Misses Ruth and Jennie Powell, Miss Allen and Misses Harvey. Beardsley and Ball of Woodbury. Light refresh ments were served by the hostess and the house was elaborately decorated with autumn leaves ana the custom ary Jack OLanterns. Games were enjoyed and most enjoyable even- ing was spent.
 Several pranks of the Halloween were seen about the village Sunday morning.
 E. G. Daniels has a new pair of horses, bought of c. H. Judson of Watertown.
 Mrs E. G. Daniel spent the week in New York.
 Mrs Walter B. Lannen of Water bury spent the week end with Mrs A. c. Lake.
 MT and Mrs A. c. Lake attended the funeral of his cousin, C. c. Hitch cock, ir Woodbridge, last Monday.
 MT and mrs N. w. Flower enter tained the whist club, last week Fri day evening. About 30 were present MT an,. mrs Lewis Thompson of Woodhury were present. Light re- treatments of sandwiches, cake and coffee were served. The next meet ing of the club will be with MT and Mrs Harry Abbott on Saturday even ing, November 13.
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-05
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SPECIAL TOWN MELTING.
 At the special town meeting on Thursday, it was voted to lay out $20,000 on state roads for the next two years; also to pay the court costs in the contested election case of $50; also to pay MT Forestelle's lawyer s53, making a total of SS3.
 Sunday, October 31, was more like Fourth of July than Sunday. Gltns were going off in all directions most of the day. A party from the south part of the state cleaned up most of the rabbits with pack of dogs. Where does the farmers boy come in for his share with all these sports with dog and ferret?
 There was a bad forest fire on City Hill, Saturday night, burning over hundreds of acres and was not put out until o'clock Sunday morning. No one seems to know how it started; certainly not by the farmers.
 The Halloween party given by Miss Flora Strong on Friday night was a great success. Every one came masked and all had lots of fun and kept it going we'll into Saturday morning. MT and Mrs Andrews of