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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-09-03
MORE STATE FIGURES
Total Valuations by Counties
Compared 1908.
STATE TAX NEARLY MILLION
Calls on Counties to Dig up Over
$3.50, 900 Taxes.

The assessed valuation Of the state,
as shown bv the official figures which
have been compiled by State Auditor
TAYLOR for the purpose OF determining
the amount OF taxes which must b.
paid by the various counties for 1909
Is $120. .725.279, as compared with
$l15, $3.50, ,O56 80 in 1908, an increase
of $5,045. 223. or this amount the
classi6catio Of property is as follows:
Valuation Valuation
1909 1908.
Counties. ........... SOS, ,2Os4 421 ss5, $50, 200
Railroads ......... 2l,484.136 19,O59.784
Telephone. ......... 6503A 665, ,696
Telegraph. h.......... 4Ol.3sS 366.3O4
AS result 'of equalization every
county ia the state shows an increase
except KOOtenai, Latah. Nez Perce
and ShOshone. In Shosh0ne the fall
ing off is almost So, 500, 900, due to
shortage Of net profit of mines Other
decreases are approximately as fol.
lows: Kootenai, 5000, 900; Latah,
$4,000 Nez Perce, 500, 900. The
apprdisment of the various counties
as finally determined is as follows:
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-09-03

The amounts of tax the various
counties have been called upon by the
state to pay for state purposes this
year are as follows:
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

9yOTE: Published only as la;0r1na ton and
not guaranteed.
400 p. Nc. & .. Limited. Daily. Fast YES
thule train Pullman sieepers % Lexington.
Louisville. Cincinnati, Indiana polls. Chicago
and ST Louis Connection for Virginia Hot
springs. Pullman Car Louisville 70 Mem
phis and New Orleans. Dining Cars a "a
carte service.
1910 P. NJ F. y. LIMITED Daily.
solid vestibuIe train. PULLMAN sIespers %
Cincinnati. Lexington, and Louisville.
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virginia Hot
SPRINGS week DAYS. Dining care q Ia carte
service. Pullman seepers Cincinnati to
Chicago and ST. Louis and Louisville to
Memphis Nashville and New Orleans
ChesaDsaks and Ohio Offices. Jl5 PeuuEvl-
vsn!a ave- 1899 r ST. and New Union sta
ton Telephone Main 1855 or pos for tick
cts, baggage checks, reservations and taxi
cab. de6-tf
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office, IA2I Penn. Avenue.

N0tlcs-Foilowing schedule not guaranteed
600 A NJ Dally-'F1o-ida Fast Mail %
Through coaches ana Pullman Sleepers to
Savannah and jacksonville. Through sleep
erz Washington TO Hamlet, and Hamlet 20
Atlanta Dining cars.
so p "a. Daily Except sunday 'Se8bOsrd
TV0rida Limited solid electric lighted Pull
man with slcspsTs 90 Jacksonville, ST. An
gustine. Palm Beach. Miami, Knights Key.
Dining cars.
I:55 p NJ. Daily-''Tear Round Limited 30
Goa hes and Pullman to Savannah, Jackson
Vile Tampa Atlanta. Birmingham. Mem
phis. Dining cars.
r. II. sTANsELI. District Passenger Agent.
fa4-fF
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TRUSTEES SALE.

PUBLIC SALE or WATERLICE WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS REAL ESTATE AND
HOTEL.
Default having been made in the payment
or a note t1T $50 secured by tho deed or
trust. dased August H. 1905, and executed by
James Wilton Johnson 10 as, ana recorded
IN Deed Book No ~, page 52i. OF the CLERKS
Office Of Warren county Virginia, and hay
inE been requested 10 do so. we. the under
signed trustees, Will, pursuant e. the terms
OF said trust, on FRIDAY. JANUARY 18th,
1909. AT O'CLOCK =. NJ, in front Of the
Court House door OF Front Royal. Warren
county, Virginia offer for sale at public
auction 10 the highest bidder. all that real
estate, containing about 80 ages. known as
situated iu the Fork MsgIsteIial District Of
Warren County Virginia, Eith buildings
thereon.
TERMS For cash as to so much o. the
proceeds OF said property as viii bt sufficient
TO pay the cost Of Sale the taxes and iusu-
rance now due and payable upon said prop
eTtE estimated 20 he about sl2J.gJ and TO pay
ouC-thiTd Of the said debt Oi $3.50 and ac-
or said purchase money shall be made pay
able ga three equal iustallmeuls, falling due
IN one. two, and three year, respectively
from date or sale, the det-rred payments
90 be evidenced by the bonds Of the p=rchas-
er. containing waiver of homestead exemD-
ton, bearing interest at the rate OF per
cent from date, payable Semi-snuua. and
secured oy a deed OF trust upon the proper
ties sold and a fire insurance policy upon the
buildings lu such sum and company g the
undersigned trustees may direct. u l9V any
reason said sale is not made az the above
time and place. it viii be adiyJ ned until
Friday. February l-th, 1909, WIN it viii
again he offered for sale al the same time
and place and upon the same terms.
EMMETT SEATOS
W l.. OFLAHEETY.
Trustees.
For further Information. address LECKIE.
FULTON & cox. Attorneys, Fendau bldg.
dsE-3gt
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STORAGE
DOGS, PETS, ETC

SE = RE booking Christmas orders r9r white
Eskimo and other dosss aIs5 singing csuariss-
parrots cats. rabbits. white mice rate zola
Il. L-LI sf -.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

Questioning the CIRCUIaA-
TON. Is the only method thsk CURES 1900
MOTOE-ATAEIA. PARALYSIS, BRIGHTS
DISEASE RHEUMATISM, and those ALL
AIENTS OF the SPINE and NERVOUS SvS-
TEN tha- preclude refreshing sleep. make
life miserable, and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE.
The results On above msIadiesj are marvel
Gus and YOU should know 1ucuIa ble-so con
sidered-cases salic'ed. Information and
consultation FREE Lady assistant PROF
IT, ". D. PARKER. 1922 9th 81. nv. Hours
ID 20 B. Phone n LLL.. ial--L
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BICYCLES

If YOU want to dispose OF your bicyela .r
buy one, square dealing is always assured
O. u. HUNTERS s.. Lls Ia. ave. open until 10
every night, all dag Sunday. Phone 81 Ass
1aG-7t
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DENTISTRY.

once Hours. $50 A. NJ. 70 $50 p N
DIR OTIS ". ELZEY, DENTIST.
& W. cor. 10Th and F, entrance on 10th
DIR. w. J. ELZEY. DENTIST.
" Z Cor 9Th and E Capitoy sis. ne.
Specialists IN painless Extracting, Cold
Crown and Bridge WORK, Filings, ana Plates
that IT. Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded. Moderate prices Phone Al as.
uois-tf
ALvEOLAR TEETH-Painless lasting. won
derfuUy Nfelike. BriaKew0r or plating IN.
necessary; painless dlllng. DIR. J. L. Will
SON. 1903 7. 5y2l-tf
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PhlIa. Oyster s chop ttouse
MEDICAL ADVICE.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. +


ROYAL Blue LINE.
Every Other Hour On the ODD Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, 23D ST, NEW YORK
sI.1J & ln.-DIner, Pullman Parior.
fg.00 q. M.-ODseTVation PaTlOr, 5-hour Train.
$500 a. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
III 20 a. m.-Diner and Pullman taTlOr Car.
100 p. m.-Dlner and Pullman Paror Car.
800 2 m Royal Limlted.' All Pullmans
FIye-h0uT.
400 ?. ul.-Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
$500 p. m.-Diner and Pullman PaTIor.
g: 90 =. .n.-Coachss 10 Philadelphia.
s12,15 y. T.-sleepeTs 20 New York
'2.52 =. m.-SlesPers 10 Philadelphia and New
ATLANTiC CITY. roo 's:oo tu:eo a. m.
10 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR OK THE HOUR"
tWeek DAYS { a. m 10 j D. M
s2:52 500. $3.50, 800. '7:20 800 $3.50 .so0
-l.9C, 5l:IJ, 100 5000 1920. $3.50 400
YA:45 $50 1903 Is 30 rs 20 $50 1850 $50
900, 1000 'l0:g5, 'II.00, 'I3:I5 " T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. el:22. $50 p. NE
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE, s9:l0 a. m, '4;o5 ?. M, "12.41 night
PITISBURG, '9:lO a. M -l;2-, -9:lg >. M
$3.50 night.
CLEVELAND. "9.I0 p. H.
COLUMBUS. $50 D. m.
WHEELING, s9:l0 a. m. $50 y. III
WINCHESTER, f9:lg q. IN, 1905, 1903 pm.
FREDERICK, $50. 1919, y9.I5 =. m, 49,
f4:05. t0:s5 D. IA.
HAGERSTOWS. f9.lo A. m, 1900 p IA.
ANNAPOLIS. s7:5o 1900 a. IA, fI2:O5 n0on
1920. 1880, . 80, and 1880 p. m.
sDaily- Except sunday. SUNDAY only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket Ofices: l4I7 G 81. Tel Main 1891; SO
Pennsylvania ave, Main rs New Union
Station Ticket once, Main 1880; Information
Bureau, Main 1880 no22-tf
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WHERE TO MARKET

WM PFLL1GER. sol i ST. S. w
stervod beef. o. ana &C.. nus lib re.5t TO-.
..raed boef. Be and So round steak -6r.
srIelu steak Zz-5 pI-IerA1use FtezE Tr-s
eHuc,- roast. Ice chuck steak Igc can Main
llec. deIs-g1t
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ASTROLOGY.

MIR. +. MILLION. scientific aslrologer. 9lZ
Eye G "a. nv H1TDFy sstruloEv, yearly
horoscope. uativitiea. 81 Information given
on any subject Horoscopes erected by means
of spherical triEonomctry. Main 81 del1-ff
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


FOR SALE-A home FOR Colored man Of in-
come. ia a fine section Of Georgetown; price,
$500; trust existing, $500. has years TO
run: balance, 500 down, so per month, d
stories, hot-wateT heat. side alley. Apply
80 18th - NV 1a2-tT
FOR SALE-lSa5 Vermont ave. NV. fine brick
home. al modern Improvements. $500. easy
terms. Apply SIS 18th 81. NV. ls.-LL
FOR SALE-l557 18th 81. nH.. corner Of 9.
brick dwelling, s7leudil uciGhborhood s. tao'
easy terms. Apply J25 18th II. nv. 1az-tE
COLORED BUYER ATTENTION
For Sale-Nioe little frame dwelling, I'D ST..
near (Eye) st., $3.50. easy terms. Appit
535 18th 81 NV Js@-tt
FOR SABE-E St nv, near sd; 6-ro1sl
brick. bath, $3.50: easy terms. Apply 90
18th st. nv. Ja2-t
FOR SALEs-Slx-roOm old frame large lot
on car line in northwest for 1923. Apply 5-5
Z. HOFFMAN.
Mason, Jobber, and Builder.
EKDer- Repairing In All Its Branches,
1911 9Th 81. NV, Washington. ID. G..
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FOR RENT-STA8LES.

FOR RENT-STA8LES.
FOR RENT-BTiCk stable stalls s7r 10
horses. or suitable FOR garage. rent. so
Rear - Grocery o. 1926 20 81 nv Ea8-tr
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR 81 5Qo-2l53 cash. balance SIS monthly.
M interest ua1 s-ggsus hrus~- Is minutes
walk llgu Station on the Falls Church cleo
ff.r line EDN lir Times once faa-7t
FJE EAIE-I have 10 Offer at FrirudeHFD
Heights 2 beautiful broom .l1u-z. ali r7p1er-1
improvements. steam heat. electric light yin
-ae- can br had o. a. great bargain nzrt.
r7-gs+ cell. 52I and y sLs HENRY w OF
FITT. jH2-tr
IF YOU WANT 20 buy a Maryland faru or
suburban home. SEQ uz or send for latest
bulletin.
MARION DUCRETT 4 son.
SIS + " W Ivs-fs
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MANICURING.

FOR drst-cIass manicure shampoo, viara-
tor, facial massage and hairlTess.UE visit the
CRYSTAL MANICJRING FARLORS, 9oS 7
NV, second foor Rooms ( and .. NJ 400.
ia8-15t
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PALMISTS.

ANNE. RAY WashiuEton's old reliable palm
is'. carr reader. consult this truly Eifted
Cia Tvovsnt on business love, marriage. Par
lor. i5i Eye ST. nw. Visited by the leading
famili q your city. Hours, 10 a. IN. 80 $50
o. IN. de11-tf
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WINDOW CLEANING.

J CAN KEEP yJIr windows clean cheaper,
quicker and easier than you can 7 know
how LEON T. CALHDgN. Acme Window
cleaning Co. lyR y nw Main 1l59. ja1-91-
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs.

A VERY attractive store rDom C0r gent AZ
reasluauls rates. suitable o. gents furnish
ing goods. ststioneIy, notions or busluesg
Office location one Of the bcst iu town. neal
corner IItH and G sls. nv -d5vas5 ANTF2T.
CAN REALTY CO. 705 Ilth st. NV 5al-5t
WE HAVE 4 splendid Office room Tor rent;
suitable for real estate OK IKE puru1Ess:
rates very reasonable. splsudEJ location, Cali
and Sc IT, AMERICAN REALTY Co. 70s
nth ST. NV. jaf-Et
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SPECIAL Attention.

We vii remove 10 our nep ofi,A, l+-s F o..
NV, on OF about January IS NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. 6lt F. 5a--5t
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DYEING, CLEANING, AND PRESSING

SAMUEL FRIEDMAN. 1911 Connecticut ave.
1H.. expert tailoring, clothes called TOR and
delivered. expert workmanship Phone ".
4Il-I Jsl-oE
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

tONFECTION1R near four schools. paw
lns excellent. living rooms. THORNTON. .eI
N-l ST. NV 1d4-5L
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Lyons Plains.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mrs A. Vanauw of Brooklyn, re. turned home on Thursday, after a pleasant visit with her parents, MI and Mrs Gerhardt, and her brother Henry Gerhardt.
 Frank Gregory and family of New town avenue were guests on Sunday of Mrs E. Fitch. Mrs Moore is helping Mrs Warren Bradley with her housekeeping.
 Mrs F. Silliman is at her home on Lyons Plains for while. Frank Lyons is visiting his family in Bridgeport for a few days. k
 Mrs Hawley expects to vacate the Jacoby place this month, as the Jacoby family expects to come LID soon and settle for the summer.
 MI and Mrs Philip Geraardt spent Saturday in Westport, visiting friends.
 Theron Brown is laid up with the grip, under the care of Dr Gorham.
 Mrs Fitch, who has been on the sick list for the past week, is im- proving under the care of Dr Frank Gorham.
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FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

To buy footwear of poor leather for children is the reverse of econo- my. Little ones are harder on shoes than older persons of twice their weight. Children's shoes at Nolan S are made with special regard to the wearing quality. No inferior leather is used in the manufacture of goods found there. Low or high shoes for children. in colors or black, and misses low or high shoes, in the lat est styles, are at Mollan's, where careful attention is given to the fit ting.
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The NeWtoWn Bee
Bridsewater.
MRS PoLLl THOMPSON.
Newtown, Friday, May 2l, 1909,

Mrs Polly Thompson. widow of the late Sfnuel Thomp IoD. passed ava, at her home, Tuesday, May I, aged so years, The funeral was held from the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Grear on Friday afternoon, May T, at o'clock, Rev C. D. Pond olIlci- ating. The burial was in the ceme- tery in Mallett district.
 Postmaster c. N. Hatch will be, gin work on the cellar for his hand some new residence in a week or two and hopes ty winter to have the house ready to move into. The plans for the house are now in the hands of the architect.
 MT and Mrs Sheldon Camp of Rox- bury were guests, last week Thurs day, of Mir and Mrs Isaac J. Smith at Southville.
 Road Agent w. 5. Kinney, with a force of men and teams, was busy about the Center, last week, putting the roads in good order. The hill leading west from the Center he greatly improved by regarding it.
 Postmaster and Mrs c. N. Hatch are taking their meals at Shadyside cottage for a few weeks, while their home has been on the move.
 Nicholson & Mead, who moved c. N. Hatch's house and barn and buildings for other people here in the past week, left last week Thurs da", for Bethel, where they have T contract for moving a church. ] s. F. Rich, agent for the Connecti- cut General Life Insurance Co.,, was in town, last week, a few days, so- liciting business.
 Hiram Pitcher has been spending few weeks here with his son, J. B. Pitcher.
 Miss Edith M. McEslin spent last week Thursday in Bethel with friends and reports very enjoyable day.
 Mrs H. M. Jessup, who has been spending the winter in New York City, has opened her home at the Center for the summer.
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LITCHFIELD BRANCH.

Danbbury-North. lv. HOO m. 535 pm. Sum- day, goo m. South ar., 1000 m, 4.02p m. Sunday. 5.5l pm.
 Hawleyville-North, 11.12 m. 5.49.p m. Sun day 9.25 m. South, 9.4S m. '3.5Oip m; Sum- day. $40 p m. aoex shepaug-North. f11.26 m, f6.OO p m; Sunday f936 m. South, 1883 m. 1887 D m; Sun- day, f5.19 pm.
 Roxbury Falls-North, f11.A m, f6.0S pm Sunday, fs45 m. South. 1925 m, f3.3O pm Sunday, f5.1O pm.
 Roxbury-North, 11.43 m, 616,p m; Sunday, 105 m. South, 9.l6 m. 3.2l p m; Sunday. 5.00pm. As Washington-North, 12.OO m.. 6. 33pm. Sun day. 10.& m. South. S.5S Ia m. 3.03 D m; Sunday. 4.30 m.
 New Preston-North. 12O4 m. 6.37 pm. Sun day, 1O3S p m. South, S.54 m. 2.59 p m; Sunday. AS D. m.
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Nichols
ADOi.PlIUS C. CURTIS.

Adolphus c. Curtis passed away at the Bridgeport hospital on Thurs. day evening, May 13, aged 73 years the body was brought to Nichols where on Monday afternoon, May IT. at 2 o'clock, the funeral took place from the home of his brother-in-law Lucius c. Nichols. The burial was in the Nichols cemetery. MT Curtiss, although native of Bridgeport, lived for number of years in our village and is well remembered by the older people here.
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Woodbury.
SOCIAL DANCE.

A social dance will take place at the Town hall, Woodbury, Friday evening, May 21. Music will be fur nisned by Freemans orchestra of Waterbury, Refreshments will he served. Tickets, gentlemen soc, ladies 25c. Proceeds for the benefit of the Hotchkissville Baseball club. The committee of arrangements con- sists of Walter Travers, George Crownshaw and Alfred Eyre.
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BOTSFORD TO,BRIDGEPORT,

Botsford-North. 7.322, 1920. a m. 5.O3, I'll m; Sunday, 9.4 a m, South 7O5, 1928 m. 4.3O, 652 D m: Sunday, 6.l1 D m.
 Stepney-North, 7.22. 1910, m, 4.53, 7.02, D m; Sunday, S.54 m. South, 713 1O.3S. a m. 4.4O, 702p m; Sunday, 62O pm. Long Hill-North. 7.16, 1905, a m, AS, 6.55, p m; Sunday. S.4S a m. South, 7.2O. 1O.43. m. 451, 70S D m: Sunday, 626p m. Trumbull- North. 7l0, 1000, a m, 4.36. 6,49. D m Sunday, SAP a m. South, 7.25, 104S, m, 456, 7.13, D m; Sunday, 6.31 pm. Brdgeport-North, ', $50 a. m, 4.33, 6.37'p. m. Sunday, S.3O a. m. South, 7.37. Il am. 5.O6. 7.26 p. m Sunday, 6 43 D.. m.
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Kent
MACEDONIA ITEms OF INTEREST

The Wathley sisters drove to sharon, Sunday, calling on MT and Mrs Glode DeVaux.
 Albert Hodge of New Milford, with a friend, were up Monday, for few days fishing.
 Charles N. Hall of New Milford made calls in this vicinity, Monday.
 Taking blossoms as an indication, fruitful season is before us. Peach es, plums and cherries are a mass of bloom.
 Thompson & Rowland, with blow and road machine, have taken to the highway leading to Skiff Mountain.
 A lover of fine cattle will take great pleasure in seeing the bunch of calves w. K. Stone is raising. There are 22 of them, beauties that any farmer should be proud of.
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S0uthviIle
DEER PLENTIFUL.

Henry Camp saw two fine deer near his horse barn, one Morning last week. They ran down through the meadows, playing with the cattle
 !. N. Clark was up to his farm one 1aI last week.
 Masons from Shelton have been working at the cellar, at T. Carl sons.
 D. N. Clark has beer purchasing a fine pair of sorrel horses of New Mil ford parties to put on his farm.
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While H. H. Wildman was away from home one day recently, driv- ing party, consisting of two men and two women, stopped in front of his house and made a raid on his flock of hens They succeeded in catching eight hens and two roosters, which they carried away with them. MT Wildman will probably succeed in finding cut who the parties were. It is thought that one of them is man prominent in politics and sporting matters.
 Ted Durant moved from Danbury into the George Wheeler place on Tuesday.
 Ezra Hatch has bought a hand some pair of sorrel colts of H. H. Stevens
 At the special town meeting held at the Town hall on Friday after noon, after heated discussion it was voted to have the selectmen call on the county commissioners to de- eide which of the two roads should be accepted by the town.
 Emil Mertens has gone to Michi- gan on business.
 George Stevens and Mrs Georgiana Durgy were the guests of MT and Mrs Theodore Post on Sunday afternoon.
 Daniel Richmond has bought a horse
 Will Fairchild is laying a concrete walk for l. s. Knapp.
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BERKSHIRE DIVISION.

New Haven-Leave, a32 a. m. 4.l5 D. m. Ar rive-ll.ll a. m, TAO D. m. Stevenson North. l0,0S m, 449 D m. South l0.a m. 7.03 y m.
 Monroe-North, 1913 m. 4.54 D m. South, l02 m, 6.56 m.
 Botsford-North. 732, 1926 a m, sos, I'll, D m. Sunday 904 m. South, 7O5, 1925 m, 4. 30, ,6.52p pm. Sunday Gil pm. Newto,wn- North, TAO. 10.36 m, SIS, 7.21 D m. sunday O.l2 m. South. 657, l0.17 m. 4.2O. 6.42 m. Sunday 6.03pm. Hawleyville-North. 75O, 1O.4S a m, 5.2S. 7.30 D m. Sunday 92 m. South. 649, l00S m, 40. esp m. Sunday 5.46pm. Brookfeld unction-North6Iz sos. HOS m. 3.l4. 53S 5.43. 7.39 D m. Sunday 9.30 a m, South. GAO, 9.5S m, 400. 624 D m. Sunday 5.45pm.
 Brookfeld North, 62s, sos, 1l.Osa m, 5.4s 7.44 D m. Sunday 9.35 a m. South, GAO, 9.58 a m, 400, 6.24 D m. Sunday 545 pm. New Milford-North, S.22 11.23 m, 3.29 5.52, 6O3pm; Sunday 9.49 a. m. South 6.2O, 6.55, a2s, 9.43 m 437. 339. 5.56 m, Sunday B, 710,pm
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"Lets Go to the Wanamaker Galleries A Remark Frequently Prompted by
 Whole Days Program of Attractions

not difficult discover the subtle charm that lures so many daily visitors to the Galleries There spot New York whose attractions touch people profoundly because its exhibits eloquent human thought and invention and full of the HOME INTEREST, and whe you you likely spend the entire day when you go to the Gaeries.''
 Here brief outline of few of the Galleries more prominent and seaonabe exhibits and attractions in Home Furnishings FIRST Month the Fnofor d such sumpuous character and exhibit makes and the worlds celebrated pianos and players that combined with the hcen Auditorium and Grand Ogn they Free demons raons of Angeus Player Pianos and Organ Rea-h latter at Il o'clock A. M.-daly during the monh SECOND GALLERY worlds exposition of Tabewares most interesting Art Salons this country Fayand of Lighting Fixtures and Lmps' hard by Especially ou-ofLown houses.
 THIRD GALL ERY-One of the largest exhibits Upholstery Iaces assembled Special display Summer Dpees and Case ment Hangngs Fitted sections of and Interesting price-features
 FOURTH GALLE RYAn bounded city block entirely Floor Coverings and Rugs Summer effects Floor Coverings near the Home Quanness Ye Sgne of Ye Ode Fashioned Shonpe" Many unusual price attractions. FIFTH SIXTH and SEVENTH GALLERIES-The Paaia whose visitors total about million and half annually A fe Crcian Walnut and Gold Salons and forty additional perfectly appointed specimen for of house cottage Furniture
 every known desirable style and price exhibited upwards of three of floor space.
 SEVENTH dspyso Hgenc Bedding tacture Model Office Suite and Office Equipment. Summer Garden Furniture.
 EIGHTH GALLERYOne of the charming Displays Antiquities Pictures New Yokand the commodous light Wnamker Model
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-21
HIGHLAND DIVISION.

Hawleyville-Eas 7.33. 1112 1121 m. 546 6.33 D. m: Sunday 9.15. West. 9.29, 94S m 300, $50. 800 D m. Sunday $40 pm. North Newtown. East 7.37 m, 639 D m; West a.22 m, 2.52, 7.53p pm.
 Vest 917 m, 2.46, TAT D m. Pomperaug Valley-East, 751 11.40 m, l6.55 Lpm. West, 907 m, 2.36, TBS p. m.
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-21
Get Your Fly Screens Ready

Much easier to keep the flies out than get them out after they have gotten comfortably settled in the house. So wise folks put up their window and screen doors in May.
 Various styles of each herea chosen with regard to their careful finish and servceabliy. Favoites:
The Newtown bee., 1909-05-21
New Fairfield

DEATH OF MRS HELFRIECK.
 Mrs Helfrieck died at the home of her son, Andrew Helfrieck, or Fri day. She was so years old and is survived by two sons, Andrew, of this place, and one in New York, and one daughter, Mrs George Earth, of this place.