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The Newtown bee., 1909-09-03
VIEWPOINT A. c. WINS
From Sandy Hook.

in their last game of the season of 1908 the Newtown Athletic Club met the Sandy Hooks, led by the re- doubtable Bill" Conger, and won out, the score being to 3. The playing of both teams was excellent Tn spots, but the errors were many. Tiemann and Wallace were the bat tery for Newtown; Conger and Loughran for Sandy Hook.
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Bethel.
WOLFPITS.

Harry St Orman of Norwalk spent Sunday with MT and Mrs Seeber.
 w. H. Wood entertained company from Danbury, Sunday.
 MT Dolan has sold 40 acres Of lana, part in Bethel and part in Bedding, to Walter Luttgen. It is near the large dam that MT Luttgen is having built. .t...| .4.
 Clifford Scofeld and wife or New Canaan spent week with her father, w. F. Hoyt, recently. :,
 Mary Hughes is spending a week or two in Danbury. n@g a-'-
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COUNTRY CLUB FAIR
To Be Held September IA. IS and 18.

The great event of the early fall the fair of the Greenfield Hill Coun- try club, takes place on September IA, 15 and 16. Everything points to a bigger fair than ever. It is an interesting and clean exhibition. Take your family and go. "
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You furnish the girl and Henry Dick of 257 Main Street, Danbury, will furnish you house at reason able expense. He is in the business at the old J. M. Ives stand and would be pleased to see the members of your family when in need of house. hold goods.
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METHODIST CHURCH.
/ Sunday Services.

Morning service at i0.45 o'clock. preaching by the pastor, Rev T. N. Laine; subject "The Facial of the Christ in the Believer, followed by the CqNmunion. Bible study at 12 noon. Evening devotion with ser mon at o'clock.
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Among the typhoid fever patients taken from Woodmont to New Haven hospital, Tuesday, were Mrs w. J.
 Baird and her little son, Donald, of Bridgeport. They are the wife and son of w. J. Baird, manager of Meigs < Co.,, of Bridgeport. Wednesday afternoon MT Baird received a tele- phone message that both of the pa tients had passed very comfortable night and that the malady had not taken an intensely dangerous form in either instance. MT Baird is stop ping for the present with sister of Mrs Baird inNewHaven. The many friends of MT Baird hope for the speedy recovery of his wife and son.
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Washington.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Harry Seeley and Muriel Mitchell gave a straw ride to their young friends on Tuesday evening.
 c. B. Gold and daughter have re- turned from their trip abroad.
 c. A. Prindle and family took a trip to Litchfield, Monday, in Frank Names auto.
 Miss Hazel Warehouse of Marble dale is visiting at Stephen More houses.
 Miss Helen Farrand has returned from her trip to Canada.
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THE ORANGE FAIR.
September 6 and 7.

Newtown always sends a good delegation to the Orange Fair and this year will be no exception. The dates are September 6 and '. Large purses are to be paid in the speed classes and good time is expected
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which had become choked.

which had become choked.
 Osborne & Stone have barrel of fruit jars which the members of the W. C. T. U. are requested to fill with fruit to be sent to the Christian Home. Will the members please pro vide themselves with jar and fill it, so that when the time comes they may be collected. If any one who is not a member should wish to do this small act of benevolence, the society would be very glad 70 have them do so. Osborne Stone have kindly consented to have the care and trou- ole of the cans, and through The Bee the chairman urges the members to go and help remove the burden.
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Judge and Mrs w. J. Beecher and daughters, Misses Florence and Marie Beecher, returned on Satur- day, after a weeks sojourn at the Beachside Inn, Greens Farms.
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TRINITY PARISH.
Sunday Services.

At II q, m,, morning prayer, eele- bration of the Holy Communion and sermon by the rector, Rey ]. II. George; at l2 m, Sunday school; at 7.30 D. m., evening prayer.
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Roger s. Cunningham announces the opening of the Fall term of the Bridgeport Business College, in Court Exchange Building, Bridgeport. Day school and evening school open Tues day, September '. You are cordially invited to call and inspect the school.
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Mrs Julia Gibson Noble, who has enjoyed an extended trip through Europe, visiting many places of in- terest, for more than year, has been the recent guest of MT and Mrs H. E. Gibson.
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Ouaker's Farms.

On Friday evening, September l7, a dance and supper will be given by the Christ church club in the nall at Quaker Farms. s.....s -.l-.. D.
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A social event will be given in St Mary's hall, Sandy Hook, on Satur- day evening, September Music by Gallagher's orchestra.
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ST ROSES.
Father Fox's Visit to Ireland.

Rev Patrick Fox, the esteemed pastor of St Roses, sailed last week Wednesday, for Ireland, and will be absent a month or more. T-''
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St Johns church looked very re- freshing, Last Sunday morning, be- ing decorated with flowers through the kindness of Mrs H. s. Gibson. Rev o. o. Wright, the rector, gave an excellent sermon on Love"
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Balance of our Summer stock is being closed out at way below cost prices. Some good bargains yet left, also do not fol get we still do repair ing of shoes and harness.-[Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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MT and Mrs A. w. Bassett returned Tuesday, from Elmira, N. Y., where they went to accompany the remains of Mrs Bassett's son, who diedeN in Sandy Hook, last week.
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Rev Alexander Steele caught a fine mess of bass in Taunton Lake, Tues day, one weighing a pound and a half and another about pound.
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Gustavus A. and William A. Betts after their summer vacation at their home, returned to resume their studies at Ada, Ohio, on Monday.
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MT and Mrs Charles M. Rose of Frankford, Utica, N. Y, have been the guests of their cousin, Mrs R. N. Betts, the past week.
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Misses Carrie and Marilla George returned on Monday, after visit at Waterbury.
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Attorney J. N. Betts, after a three weeks vacation, the guest of his mother, Mrs R. IN. Betts, has re- turned to New York.
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Miss Mary Kelly of Bridgeport is visiting her grandmother, Mrs John of the Glen.
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The Library whist, Tuesday night, at Mrs J.. H. Warmers, netted about S20 and was a social success.
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Miss Mora Mccarthy of Danbury has been passing a few days with her cousin, Miss Helena Finnell.
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John Mahoney of Pawling, N. Y., a plumber, has taken position with Ezra J, Hall. .as ..sz.
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Offerings at Corbett, Grove & Co., $ include oranges, bananas, peaches, sweet potatoes, seckel pears, onions and tomatoes. '.'
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E. J. Hall is now putting in the
 gas piping at the new building of the Newtown Savings Bank.
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MT and Mrs Carroll oi Bridgeport passed Sunday with MT and Mrs Arthur Beard. @Eh
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Jelly glasses, Mason and Lightning jars for canning. For pickllng:whole mixed spice, whole cloves, cinnamon bark, green ginger root and tumeric, At Corbett, Grove & Co.'S.
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Shoes, the kind that will please you, from S1.50 up. At Morris the grocer. He also nas fruit cans; the best that are made.
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Miss Mollie Maher of Jersey City, N. Y., is the guest of her cousin, Miss Margaret Larner of Gas Street.
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P. H. Mccarthy is visiting in Springfield and Holyoke, Mass.
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Miss Miriam Taylor and Miss Jes- sic Henderson, both of New York, spend Sunday with Miss Blythe M. Peck.
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Royal Worcester corsets, always correct in fit, style and workmanship. At the Brick Store, Sandy Hook.
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Miss Anna Carmody and Miss Ro- sina Leavey are passing a week at Walnut Beach. ,-3 IKE,
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Prof Namon Shepard of New York is the guest of his sister, Mrs Charles Bradley of Stevenson.
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A good two-seated wagon. L. C.. Morris has it for sale. Look it up if interested and the price will suit you.
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Mrs Daniel G. Beers has been the guest of Mrs Hubert P. Smith at Long Beach, East Haven. for a few days,
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Miss Theodora George sails on Fri day from Glasgow, Scotland, for America.
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MT and Mrs J. 0. Pitzschler have been passing a few days at Lordship Park. /
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Charles E. Markham of Woodbury will book few orders for threshlng grain. He is well and faVorably known locally.
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Misses Lena and Mora Mccarthy of Danbury spent Sunday with Misses Margaret and Esther Kilbride.
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Prayer and Bible service on Thurs day evening at 7.S0 o'clock, led by the pastor. ~
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MT and Mrs C. E. Betts of New York are the guests of their mother, Mrs R. N. Betts.
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VIEWPOINT SCHOOLS. List of Teachers.

List of teachers hired for the schools in Newtown.
 Flat Swamp, Lottie Behn. Gray's Plain, Annie V. Keane. Gregory's Orchard, Anna s. Logan Half Way River, Elsie R. Gilbert. Hanover, John G. Houlihan. Hopewell, Edith Logan. Huntingtown, Annie V. Sharkey. Lands End, Cornelia Warehouse. Middle, Margaret Houlihan.
 Catherine Murphy. Middle Gate, E. Madge Peck. Palestine, Jennie M. Ruffells. Pohtatuck, Elizabeth J. Gallagher. South Center, Miss Anna Rnffells. Sandy Hook, Thomas J. Corbett.
 Miss B.-C. Keane. Taunton, Margaret A. Hess. Toddy Hill, Mary E. Lynch. Walnut Tree Hill, Daniel Honan. Zoar, #- Ella Lillis High School, Prof c. E. Cook Lulu M. Roberts.
 Bessie Mitchell. Mary Lester. The High School and the district schools will open on Tuesday morn- ing, September z.
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A. E. Brinton is installing a hot air pump and engine in the resi- dence of Miss Jenette Glider in Red ding. I T
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MT and Mrs John Carmody passed Sunday at Botsford.
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MT and Mrs Edward Taylor were in Bridgeport, Wednesday.
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Stepney-

METHODIST CHURCH NEWS. /
 Rev Arthur Smith, pastor of the Methodist church at Danbury, was present at the morning service, Sun day last.
 The renowned Scrub society" has been holding meetings at the Metho- dist church for several days past
 Rev H. J. Thayer of East Village was present at the Methodist church on Monday evening last.
 Sunday, pre@hing by the pastor followed by the Communion service.
 Preaching in the evening by the pastor. 4- '''.'
 On Monday, September 6, there will be an election of trustees at the church at 2.30 p. m.
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Ezra J. Hall is to install a steam heating plant in the residence of c. B. Glover of Hanover. G
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-03

The school bell rings and the call is for shoes for both sexes and knee pants for the boys. At Taylor, Cur tis & Co.'S.
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Eric Barker of Wallingford is vis- iting at Hill Crest" for a few days
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Peaches. muskmelons,. peppers, nma beans and all kinds Of Vegetaples a' the store of H. Rupf.
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Thomas c. Keane and Thomas Lynch enjoyed trip up the Hudson, Sunday, -.
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Mrs Leise of Bridgeport is visiting her son, Frederick Leise.
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A few interesting facts from the store that leads: Van Camps milk. large size can Sc; best seeded raisins, lOc per package; Lenox oil, He per gallon; always get full value for your money here and save money on every purchase.-[The Long Hill Store, w. N. Hurd, proprietor.
 Miss Edna Gallup has returned from weeks stay with friends at Westerley, R. I.
 Miss Fannie Hall had the misfor- tune to fall one day last week and was quite badly snaken up. She is now much improved from the fall.
 MT and Mrs Horace Wedge, Jr., of Bridgeport were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Horace Wedge, ST.
 BenjanfinaHartey and family are visiting MT Hartey's parents at Wharton, N. J., for a week.
 Mrs Harry Merton Greenman and son of Botsford were weekend guests of MT and Mrs Frank Mallett in Tashua.
 Mrs Elizabeth Finck moved on Monday into John Radcliffe's house on the hill road and Dr C. N. Gallup moved into Mrs Finch's house, which ne recently purchased.
 MT and Mrs Wilbur Dillistin are entertaining friends from out of town.
 Mrs William Gabler and daughter, lrma, of Oxford have returned home after visit with MT and Mrs Peter Gabler.
 Walter A. Heating of Bridgeport was the guest on Tuesday of MT and Mrs M. J. MacDonough.
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Mrs M. E. Lyons is visiting il New Haven and Wallingford. F
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Rev J. H. George returned Satur- day, after weeks stay at Rockville.
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Miss Edith Quackenbush is visit
 ing in Winsted.
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A big line of mems overall and work ,,1 shirfs ait the store of H. Rupr.
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Mrs Joseph Quackenbush is pass ing a week at Warwick, N. Y.
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.


 There is only one unpardonable sin. It isn't murder, even of the Christ himself. "The Unpardonable Sin" will be the subject at the morn ing worship. The day will begin with the covenant meeting at 1O.3O a. m., at which candidates for mem- bership will be examined. The ordi- nance of the Lords Supper will be observed at the close of the morning worship at which new members will be given the hand of fellowship.
 Lower Stepney meeting at 4 D. m. Judd district meeting at z p. m. Both out of doors if the weather permits.
 Charles G. Blakeman attended the 47th reunion of the 17th Connecti- cut regiment at Lehman's shore hotel, Bridgeport, last Saturday and spent an enjoyable day. MT Blake man is the only member of the I 7th regiment now living in the town of Monroe. ,...~.... I
 If you want cup of coffee that never fails to be just right use Gold Star brand of coffee. For sale at Penfeld & Craig's, Stepney Depot.
 Miss Mabel Hayes has spent few days in Hartford the guest of MT and Mrs w. A. Kinney. .,....-..5
 Master l.. Nichols of Shelton is the guest of MT and Mrs Edwards 5. Beardsley. .~.,:- ..-..
 M. B. Hawley and family have re- turned from weeks stay at Pine Grove.
 The Stepney Gun club hald a clay pigeon shoot at the grounds of C. E. Osborne, Jr., last Saturday. There were 12 members present who took part. .>. "--
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John F. Keane of Gas Street is a student at the Union Business col lege. ...~.:
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Long Hil.
FAMILY REUNION.


 On Tuesday, August 31, the home CT Mrs Elizabeth Wade was the scene Of a merry gathering of the descen- dents of Lucina Beers. There were 40 members of the family, including children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews and their children, hus- bands and wives. The weather was perfect and dinner was enjoyed by all at noon. A photographer came and took picture of the entire party, most of whom left on the even. ing trains, declaring they had had a most enjoyable time. Those present were Mrs Robert Clark and son of East Norwalk; A. N. Bronson and family of South Britain; Edward Curtis and family of Monroe; Arthur Curtis and family, Monroe; William Turney and wife, Tashua; Mrs Ben lamin Turney and daughter, Tashua; Mrs Wilbur Page and daughter, An sonia; Charles Wade and family, Bert Wade and family, Mrs Wilbur Wade, Mrs c. o. Smith, Bridgeport; Miss Mary Turner, Easton; Mrs Elizabeth Wade, Ransome O. Beers, Mrs Emma Dayton, Long Hill..
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Thompson Barton, aged 75 years, died at the home of his son, Sherman Barton, in East Kent, Friday, Aug ust 27, and was buried in the Con- gregational cemetery, Beside the son he leaves one daughter, Mrs John Payne, of Gaylordsville,
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

Communion will be held Sunday morning, September 5, and there are propounded for admission to the church Mrs Jane E. Barton on con- sfesion and Mrs Frank Segar by letter. The subject of the sermon will be God Commenting His Love. " Subject of sermon to Junior congre- gation, Helping Each Other Up,"
 The District service will be held in the chapel at North Kent, Tuesday evening, the 7th., at 7.SO o'clock.
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Ernest Wheaton, telegraph oper- ator in HaWleyville, is passing his vacation at his old home in Canade.
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Patent medicines and toilet artf- cles at Taylor, Curtis, & Co.'S.
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Tetley's teas and Dwinnell, Wright & Co.'s celebrated coffees at Corbett, Grove & Co.'S.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sunday Services.

At II a. m., morning service with celebration of the Lords Supper and reception of members; at 12 m., Sun day school; at 7.30 p. m., Christian Endeavor meeting.
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Thursday evening: prayer meet ing at 7.45.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-12
PRACTICE eAME-The Pho,

PRACTICE GAME.-The Phoenix High School played a practice game with the Indians at the Indian school grounds yesterday. The score was to 3 in favor of the High School boys. The Indian team was badly crippled by the absence of some of the best players. Pierce, the star short stop of the Indian team, has returned from his trip and will probably be seen in the next game of the series.
 MISS LEHMAN HERE-Miss Reba Heyman of Tacoma arrived here a few days ago and will remain for several weeks, the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Aaron Gold berg. She left home some time ago and visited friends in both San Fran cisco and Los Angeles before coming here. Miss Heyman spent her child hood in Phoenix, moving from here with her parents to Tacoma six years ago. Her many Phoenix friends will be glad to see her again.
 BASEBALL TODAY-The Phoenix high school Coyotes" have challeng- ed the Colored Cubs to a game of baseball to be played at Eastlake park this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Both the Cubs and the Coyotes have good baseball records for the season. The last game played by the Cubs was with the Lehi Indians of Mesa. The Cubs won by score of to 5. Last Saturdays game with the Indian school was won by the Coyotes by to l. The high school boys are taking on all the games they can so as to be in proper condition to mee the Tempe Normal nine, which they will nave to play before long in the series for the Republican cup. Admission to the game today will be 25 and IS cents.
 LEFT TO DIE ALONE.-The in quest on the body of George B. Smith. who was found dead fin the southern part of the city on Wednesday after noon, was concluded before Coroner JohnstOne yesterday, and it was found that Smith had come to his death of natural causes. He had for a long time been a sufferer of consumption. He was found by A. J. McCune of the Singer Sewing Machine Company. The day before a woman who said that she was the wife of Smith called at the office of the company. saying that she wanted to buy a machine. MT. McCune went down the following afternoon. Looking through the glass he was hor- rified to see a man lying in bed cov- cred with blood. He was so still that Mir. McCune believed that he was dead and reported his find to the authori- ties. IL was later learned that the woman had left the evening before for Los Angeles. It was also learned that since their living in Phoenix she had frequently gone away and left Smith for days at q time There is doubt whether she is his wife. smith was born in New York. He had been con- nected with the Chicago postoffice for sixteen years. He came to Phoenix about three months ago.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-12

ercises will be held. The line of march, as nearly as can be ascer- tained, will be as follows:
 Indian school band.
 Military escore, Lieutenant Colonel F. s. Breen, commanding Battal- ion 1st infantry, National Guard of Arizona, Major E. M. LaDlson, com manding; battalion Normal school and Indian school cadets, Captain F. M. Irish commanding.
 Sons of the American Revolution.
 Phoenix Union High school
 Senior grades of the grammar school.
 WOmen's Relief Corps.
 John w. owen Post, Grand Army of the Republic.
 Citizens and former citizens of H. linois.
 Citizens generally.
 Phoenix fire department.
 Colonel J. H. McClintock, 1st in- fantry, will act as marshal.
 The National Guard and cadet
 The program to be endered at the theater will begin at II o'clock and not in the evening as stated in some of the papers.
 Following is the program:
 Call to order by Past Commander Parker
 High school will sing America"
 Collection-Chaplain Scott.
 Captain Parker will introduce De- parment Commander G. A. R. Colo mel Doran, as chairman.
 Miss Monohan, Lincoln's Gettys- burg address.
 Solo, Star Spangled Banner" by Mrs. Francisco Hughes, audience joining in chorus.
 Address on life and character of Abraham Lincoln. by General A. J. Sampson.
 G. A. R., Spanish-American War Veterans, government officials, terri torial officials, city officials, mem bers of the legislature will be seat ed on the stage.
 Woman's Relief Corps will sit in front of the center of the opera house, next to the orchestra.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-12

This note was negotiated at a Phoe- nix bank. When the policy arrived Mir. RedewiH declares that it was not the same as represented by the agent. He therefore asks that the policy be can celled, and that the premium money with accrued interests at per cent. and the costs of the suit be paid by the defendant.
 ITO SEE THE oSTRIcHES:-H L. Moody, Geo. w. Cowgirl and R. B, Burmister will visit the Pan Ameri- can ostrich farm this morning.
 MARRIAGE LICENSE lssUED:- kins of Lehi were granted a mar riage license yesterday and will be married in Lehi next Monday.
 LINCOLN STAMPS :-The post office will be open today from 10 to II o'clock and at the stamp window there will be offered for sale two cent postage stamps bearing the' picture of Lincoln. The souvenir issue is limited and those who want them should come early.
 CASE APPEALED:-The case of Hans Svendsen versus the Southern Pacific railroad company, appealed from Pima county, by the defendant was yesterday filed in the supreme court. Svendsen alleges that Nov. IS 1907 he was made to jump off a freight train near Picacho by Brake man Ben Finn who was under the authority of Conductor Moon and the company, that by doing so he 1F Iot the knee and hip, the loss of three fingers and the hurting of his back He sued for s1O,000 damages and the jury awarded him s2,000 the con- pany appealing, and saying that if hurt it was by reason of his own fault or carelessness.