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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24
Guaranteed Bargains

Three residences, southwest part Of
city, 100. IS and 5O-foot frontage.
Vacan lots in same part OF city on
street carline To see them is to
appreciate them.
so acres close to city, All in cult
vation
Desirable houses for rent
GREER & CLARK
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24
D. II. ROCHE
Phone $50 or 786 Red.
Under First National Bank.
1-24-6t.
CHEAP REAL ESTATE.

New house, four rooms. lot 50xl65,
$1,000. easy payments.
Choice vacant lots in The Ireton adj
dision on installments.
Some excellent farm leases. must
sell now See us.
One OF the best tracts for chicken
ranch that can he found. near the city.
part cash, balance long time.
We have some real bargains IN
farm lands You VIII make a mistake
IL you buy before ypu see Us,
sTALEY & DoUcAN.
First Door North Of Postoffics.
l-l9dif
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24

Save all your small potatoes, those
about the size Of marbles, until yon
have quite a number. then boil them
with their jackets or covering on. and
while still hot peel them. They are
excellent either TO fry for breakfast
or to use in salad. This helps US not
to waste the little potatoes and II Is
not tedious manner to prepare them
by this method.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24

May be made into cup cakes or In
loaf One-haIf cup butter creamed.
three-quarSers cup sugar. yolks OF four
eggs. one-quarter cup milk, one cup
-FOUR into which has been sifted one
quarter teaspoon soda and three
quarter teaspoon OF cream OF tartar,
onehalf teaspoon lemon extract
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24

An indiana man laughed SO long q
Joke that a doctor was called
give him an anesthetic 1t Is 70
hoped that the press humorists' org7
ization will not be torn asunder b
factional strife in an effort 70 detel
mine which member wrote the joke
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24

Take one cupful OF -four, one tea
spoonful Of baking powder, one taa-
spoonful oi butter. mix with little
milk and drop from teaspoon into hot
slrup; cover and boil ten minutes and
parys with whipped aresm- Delicious,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24
C. 0. D. FEED AND COAL YARD

On account Of ~. T P Elliott BE-
ing aed-fast for the pasf Fix weeks
W. are forced TO urge that all parties
o"'ing this tirm accounts past due
cat apd settle same % e. tpfors ihe
first day OF February 1910. OF advise
us why same should moi bc paid
ELLIOTT = CLARK
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24

For Rent-A small business house
located at l35 Chickasha avenue; also
a l2-room house close in. A winner
Tor roomers and boarders. See s, F..
Prince. at 212 Chiekasha or L. J..
GRAY at office 2i-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24
MAJESTIC THEATER.
Motion Pictures.

THE Bigamst" Drama
-sBlue Beard" Dramatic.
Then and Now" Comedy
annual Celebration Of School Chill
dren." Comedy
Vaudeville.
The Great Herman and company II
a change in his illusions and mys
teries. also the Hindo Broom Mystery
Opens at : o'clock sharp Admission
s and 10 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24

Wanted-White woman TO do house
work call at 1906 South Fifth street.
24-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24

Let US fiji your prescription. The
Model 6-29d-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24

In Jewish houses OF worship persons
who are in mourning arise at certaia
time during the service and repeat the
Kaddish- According to the Hebrew
Standard. there are tradespeople for
whom the mourners' prayer Is no bar
% business. In aarecent issue that
paper says. TIE trustees Of Temple
Israel OF Harlem. should suppress the
individual who on Sabbath mornings
distributes pamphlets to those saying
Kaddish, advertising The wares Of a
monument dealer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24

Get q red bundle at Morgan & Cribs
Saturday Jah p 2o.al
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24

+ Compiled BY th9 Grady County :
+ Abstract Company, 1os 4
= North Third Street. +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24
Cow Feed

Cheaper and better feed
than you can buy in
chichasha for roughness
for cows and horses. !
have $40 shocks of fod-
der with corn on it. Price
for load delivered in
Chickasha, $3.50. Per
shock in field. SOC, 60c
and 80 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-24

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

~pSpib'"
3 Sang: Snsebisrg u. gs isnbre
81 aar.
: peitre SliSre: Sereuo e. gsge
fsbt Rsine, so aar; aruit gisruier
Sommersnes, so aar; Ranbi Sam
mersnes, isot G~ognooffen, 81 gnr
ST. "8aISres" er erbuibere isl
aenbe oebe: : SeoaIen arlt 81
len grrnoen, "a aar; : @einli Slet
Slsoattcr, 9offen, 50 aar. s Son
ore gurbaI: Iarit aslofsbatte'
gsbIe, 20 aar; Ole III Sinbert. 81
gar: Cars StcniGteren II gar
MiffeI Gsloen, so adr.
z gtnebaIen: Ole 8. gifen, 8:
aar; gitine 9pbef, I. GieIoe. 80 anr
Carer anoers Gable. fsOt os opoorel
Il sitre SIiSre. 81 aar Snsebisre 3
graater, 70 aar; Ganeiunfer gnge
bret 9iIien, &c Gar.
Z RorSre aurSal: gerit SnitaS
rs aar; Sans 8. 8osrnas, 65 gor
Ole @. Sufam, SO aar; Fore SIier
SeIseng, SO aar; aaren Ratbit
@otteuborg. 81 aar.
& sItre SIiore: Soritefn Z. Rsine
SO aur; @rtrib 8. Sfnttebo. 10 aar
Nnrts fom inc Tom ct Gam 0,
gear no isien iom en- 2sue, iaa ri pa,
: frenoeIes hiIo 9nter, % bpstis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
Weroens fincftc TtoIim.

Get err furt pberit iieIben, at eli al
De bersmte SiraoipariiiS 8ioliner
uobpoes til Snls; ben. Der eier er
iaaoan, bill INN / poerite RshSfalS
og ieIo bn fi,n meo Den ItsrIte Soer-
ninoeIie frtne brtnae oct ooer III
Sierte at ifile iig peo Den. Oct bar
berfor poft Ell iano Storm Of Sp.
bibieIie oper belle england, at beu be-
rsmte SnOboef.S amIirg | Sisie
Gage er bIepen nobuot til SoIg.
Soooocf.S amIinqen beItadr al CT,
Wprgbe ooeroroentlig iielone SIN.
.itrumenter. ser er iabrifercoc al be.
rsmte it%aIieuife oa frauife Weitre;
% GcrIen ibIanbt ole bisie giolirer
er ben oerSensbersmte emperor
Strahioorils~a Der paa @runb al
fine fortr9ifeli9e Gaerlfaber og oen
frnitfproige Sororbeioelie bar facet
Np for at barre Rr. / bIauot ole Sio.
liner.
9enne SauIin9 tiIbsrcr mi TO
grpbre, Cigar 90 George Sabooef,
Conner al BEN opriuocIige Gier al
Samlingeu. Sporfor &c mi oil file
iig al meS oa iprebe, hnoS bcreS ia.
Ser iaa ombpaeliet % flittigt bar
iamIet, m~eboeles Ser iutet ON; men
Saftlim er, of De bor broat ole DC
foitbare @ioIiner poa Warfe6et, %
of De for Den omtaIte emperor,
StrabipariiiS" forIonger life minore
emo $4,000. Raar man bctrnfcr,
bpor bsie Briier Gremoneicer Snitri.
menterne MI itonr l. itrbcr man set
ilet life ntroIiet, at Der meloer ria
en- aisber, Der oil eipe Den enIfeoe
Sum.
s GneIanb poatGnfer man eftcr
Sorlpbenoe at oarne ct gftieieIIfnb
meb oct Sorntool at bepare oeu be.
rsmte 8icIin paa engeIife SGnSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
mar BET life Sennc Gang bIep "geter

mar BET life Senne Gong bIeu "Eeter
Tois1.
SeIeeIanbs Sfosielifob trnfer MI
paa at foo iie eeen GIanteifoIe. Com
bspelist Steo for en- inaban bar maj,
belit fpiiet iie neh Sfierpeneet It'll.
bsreroe @efien Greiteeaaro).
9o6be bar piit iig inbe peb Woiisen
IogIe Senber er fanget. 9ri'
fen bar til of begpnbe meS 90 aro.
ner Senoen.
Sa, benne Rotis ON 2obba bier
iom ct atpoa Brat. llnbifpIb!
genligite Silien til ale "9ecprab.
Boiten"s 9Giere 90 til mine 2anbs'
mGno | Seroelesbebl
@efien 2augfrebag 1910.
Ber gnIt6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
On bcrpmt "Waniaf".

Eaa ct al fine 9eisg / EoriS fom
RaturiorIferen SumboIot til at no.
tale for Or. 9lonfe, Ell Niitoritet,
bnab Stibiet al o9 a~ienOifab til
Siubsipgbom oneoor, at ban ititIbe
life at faa tr9ife iomnen meo en- al
bans Ratienter. Zen gob8Iiee Serge
foriifret Sumbolot ON, at iutet bar
~Iettere, % of ban Den rrite Tag itliI.
De fao fit gnife opfplbt. "3u for
iimpeItben fomnc Bio iaicu og ipiIc
Wiooog hos mig" iagoe Den befienb.
re Sinos1pgeIpee.
RGite DAG off oerior SumboIbt til
fin Ben 2Reer igien for at ipiie nib.
Bag hos BAN og trpfie en- al Foti'
enterne. Sorltben Sumbolot % 0G.
gen ieIo iab oaino TO andre Reriorcr
tilbor6s oeo ben guIeouing, og Sum.
boIbt fienbte ingen al oemL men bio.
tie, at en- of Dem bar itnosipoa.
Zen enc al 6isie for Sr. SnmboIbt
ufienbte 8iGiter bopbe fort SIGoning
poo, bpib Srope og @~illobriIer, San
bdpbe ct gIut auiigt, bar meget ital-
set pg iob belle 8iben taiis % ipGrt
~olporlie. San bar en- @entlemnn lige
r6 ! 8ingeripioiene, fslte SumboI0t.
Son bsiet Sopebet, ipiite og io96c
life ct Orb.
Zen anoen 8ipit bar | ct og oIt en-
WobiGtning az Den, Der retup bIep
omtalt. San boo6e Sperflob paa
Iongt, piI6tpofsenoe Soar, oct ingen
@reie bar pna. Sans Iuoiliote bIaa
Sraffe bar fnoppct i9ien %"Itaft",
hans arape bar fommen | lllope. og
@noerne Of bans clips" bar fom.
men oper bans enc SfiI6er. San
bioIp iig ielp pcS @oroet % protet
iamtioigt. Siitorie eiter Siitorie fom
Seune iteienoe gorofGle meo. San
blanoet Sortio og 5remtio iammen,
gioroe en- SIltgt fra SmeOerborg til
Fourier, fra aleopatrn til Sennp
2inS, fra Grfimeoes til 2nmartine
0. I. b. o9 tuIte ON 8oIitif og Site.
ratur / omtrent famine Iar6ebrog.
timber 7eierten lnffeoes bet Sum-.
bcISt OF ina buffet til fin Bert, mems
ban iamtioigt boIot gle meo ben
fcrno6eoe Rouiof: Seq er Gem
meeet for6unSen 1r. gImhe. 9eres
Ruuiaf interesierrr mig ouermoaoe
meaet."
9cftoren bIep unberlig o%perroffet,
bo ban foritob SumboIots 5eiltn.
geIie.
"Ge tar meset Sell, Sr. Sum.
boI6t," Iagoe 9oftorer, iaainort ban
bertiI bapoe anlebning, % De TO 8i-
be~nffabsmRnS por fomne for iig ielu
iaien. Zen briuiante Saler bar in
gen Raniaf; men ben tmiie Rono
err en- Of mine Rotienter. San, iom
taItc .er Sen befienote 1ister Wou.
fieur gnI8ae."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
30. IA.

gennc gRaninc. Der or ioipnet mro automatic git. er nosss
eauFe npt meS SeuigH iii SupbUrtetS llSrgr com man az poSFaaeroe
giIsSc bill &. tueer OeuS imuit afuIuoe6e 6Orm Ng iEroees sOot no. oS
Be ire StuHcr, Der. 10 ber GrOe. IcSr geunsm belle gsGftHeHs Sreot,
or meet runnIgc OF fodDnet meb 2aas o8 Es5Ie. Sum beots hart
Raoret eqetrG er benbtet beuHe gsaIfue, % ea ben berrI CT snnrspo'
Ieret sr ben irroeleS paIer. Gen iaaaDte automatic hit" sr en- ms9ss
frSris auorttninq. bpcrrcS gtafirbOOcoet iGntes ro og Rdihueu fo'
pdnSFes tl et im1t gor6. Boa oct patertereae dutomdtife Stattu Ittn"
DER gaHfrbo5sSet ia It at man mS en- 6aauO Tan irrte BET sasr
b0pe BET o. igcr fin Stinfug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

sne III pi De to iiSite Gage. Str.
rem, Der anfom for en- Sio iioeu, LITE
iie fife pioere eoot. % ba Der frem.
oeles life er noeet Geen til goarens
aomme, er ben ioriuunoen berfra %
Tom rimeIigt braeet til miIbere Gsne.
SiI @efienote min SiIienl
Bang gaIbris, 30te Iarts 1910.
@. @. Qsfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
Wutomatif.

"SuSoeunen" CT ubfprct ne6 ole pghge ntpndtifc % Groens'
brparcnbe CpfuSclfr, bpordf hn fdI urbues fs9enos:
l. Sorbebrct "GiSc Seufou" meo dutomohf ~ReleaNeN.
2 autonahR SpoesSinSer C9obbu Biuoer").
8. Hutonaii gesuIGhr for SHHcres 2GreNe.
A. Gen Iao,ubc "Stccl GappcS 3mt Srooi Yrcsir Gar" OF "ReeSe
gar", Der forcbb9ser. at Stsp fnber Bel iii gaaFncns tnSre Dele.
g. ScIbtrGbenbe StmL.
8. GcIptrGSeuhe Naol - ben nSer fla nm iirhe pua re geaaNe.
Z Snhr "SecS~ df Sobbelt 9rcbSe, fabritcrct al hofe poeret StGaL
s Guc Sc pfrtcnbe gRd1inbeEe or Of opheret StadL
Ranfncus 5ooipae eqr llnSerorI er foripnet mS argIehsre
Cganbeariug) % eadr fmm 6Gee bnaf meat let 90 urffu uoen sM-
Zen Gilman" car Grtparm, Scr forbinSr SranSen mo EriobiuIet. er
al pokret StoaI OF iuriuuct neb ct eaet SIdss 3laIcldger (9outeGrtrsD
Der aHo bill drbcDe fmt OF let Gen mGrhiae autouatdie SnSretutne,
Der irher 2ribrcrmen Stntna, er uo9et af bet melt bdpemune pS Nd'
Iiueu, ba ben automdHf % siebhfseie irher Remmeu pd beg9e pul
mar SRafineuS Sopeo or Isct op ehe Stuing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

Sru Glen tpoo Reftrrranteu I Ras
ris): SID. Der Iiaser TO Sluer | CUPS
ben. Bar bu iet roeet iaa ri,eIt!"
CNen Ger ia foriietie rom); ~5ss.
innt life ina bit ed. gerta. Sborfor Hdl
ou euSeiis uobaiuuere for ale ReuHes
Ter. at bi life i~oritnar Sranf. Sae heb
iea. hn1s Der itaar paa Spiieiartet. San.
re pi BAR bsitiIt S~Iueiuppei-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
,,HMsucnnen"

VT*s~V$HSHV$HV
llbetingst Den beolte beiarneoe Spniaifine Marfeoet, Der
ielses for fra $1,000 til $4,000.
Nebenlaaenbe 8eifripelie pasier til Mtoifine go. IA,
No. las o9 go. 800. Hrisforifjeaen lisger ~lotpret.
spmafircn ~Suspcunen- er al ben Saes, Der Il feuSt irm en-
Double loci Hth" g9ahfue. 3eune sIaes sRGainfsm er at ale aasrs
senSt Tom Ben NET hfreSsffaenSe og tuise ben DGlsfe. eeIDe gas
i~irbopeset CT oaHert uofpret tr fort Catering os iauae iaosoGte
scoaIoonauffe Gefordtioncr, Der CT befmtebe Deb to Gag fsrfcfosies
9isnnennfstg eaierinG og ibrruot nnoer uuet bs 5euperdtrr. Rns
finens am er irrbeIes hG, booroso Der aiS CT tlt1aeag gIaoS fr
be Ssnr. bocrpoa man ipr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

esncn: "Su. ON en- Ramee Tan hi
feire SsI0brpaup. StaI bi iaa IIoets
@riieu?"
RanSen: "lei. boaS goRer fan ben
hieIpe for. at pi bcr oaret ioa brummei-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

Worts fom inc iom ct Gam pa
eoar no ieien iom en- 2spe, iaa hi bar
frenoeIes hiIo 9inter, % bpstigt
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01
Peers and Cockfiqhtinq.

That peer should indignantly deny the insinuation that he favors cock fighting shows how times have changed since 1854, when this "sport" was made illegal. How little i'll had been thought of it earlier is shown by the story that Elizabeth Fry, the great Quakeress, in visiting a sick Quaker found him rapturously watching a main between a pair of his best birds on a table by his bedside. Pierce Egan in his "Book of Sports" published in 1882, acclaimed Newcastle as first of all places in the world for cooking, for lit is calculated that at the termination of the present season upward of 1000 cocks will have met their deaths."- London Chronicle.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01
A Lonu Look Ahead,

Alice-Oh. I've made up my mind shall never marry. Jane-Indeed! What made you come to that decision ? Alice-Wel, went to the gypsies at Blackpool, and one of them told me I should. if ever I married, have ten children. Jane-And I suppose the prospect of such a family frightens you? Alice-Oh. no; but if there were ten children. my husband and myself I should never be able to invite moth CT to stay with us, as I couldn't live with thirteen in the house.-London Answers.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

The Taghanic Inn was the scene of of gay festiyity Friday night, when Mrs Mapes entertained the guests and also q large circle of her friends. The whole house wore festive air and the living room had been entirely cleared for the dancing. Various unique ideas were introduced which made this popular pas time even more enjoyable than usual. Fruit punch of delicious flavor was placed at the disposal of all on the broad piazza, which between dances was thronged. It was a delightful evening and the guests seemed loath to depart even when the wee small hours approached.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01
Assignment of
 School Teachers
TContinued from page II

Perla A. Hunt District No. 5, East Ca- naan street, Miss Ruth Gaylord.
 Mrs Jennie B. Bierce will teach music The old schedule of general studies will be followed in the schools this year i; there will be no noticeable changes un- der year, by which time the new super. intendent will have had the chance to judge whether any changes will be bene- ficial If so they will be introduced. In an interview with the NEWS, Super intendent Vogel expressed himself as pleased with the general condition of the schools as he found them during his re- cent visit to the several districts with School Committeeman Gillette. Com- bining as his duties will the work of superintendent at Canaan and Sharon, he felt it advisable to have a runabout car in which to make the trips back and forth and around among the scattered districts, and in the Windsor that he has bough the believes he has found what will at least prove friend in the time of such need.
 In the Sharon Schools
 Additional to the new principal te the high school, the following will teach in the Sharon schools: Nellie M. Kelsey, Marion T. Rogers, Martha E. Wilbur, Fannie E. Robinson At Sharon Valley Minnie F. Rhynus and Miss 0. E. GaIo nd of tho Danbury Normal school ; Amenia Unions Miss K. Rosalie Pequigney Upper Els worth school, Nina K. Juckett; Lower Ellsworth school, Miss Mary F. Lennon.
 Canaan Schools Crowded
 The problem that will confront the Canaan school board this term is one that is most psrplexing, and the day is not far remote when it will have to be taken into serious consideration, and that is the crowded condition of some of the school rooms. There is at least one room where the attendance will exceed 50 pupils and there is seating accom- modations for about 40. A similar con- dition confronts other grades. This term the teachers retiring rooms will have to be used for recitation rooms and even then things will be crowded
 For the first time laboratory work will this term be taken up in the Canaan school work, and 8 small laboratory has been fitted up in the basement of the high school building. Some new ap- paratus has been bought which will be ready for use by the opening of the school term. What this apparatus con- sists of no one at present knows. The school board have never seen it it came through the office of Miss Stone the re- tiring superintendent, and the new sup erintendent hasn't yet had a chance to make the examination,
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01
Grabs and Lobsters,

There are many curious points about crabs and Holsters. Every one of ei- ther genus is provided with a big claw. for crushing and a small claw adapted by its shape for cutting as scissors do. With these two claws they tear the food they capture into fragments and feed themselves liter ally from "hand to mouth" But there is every reason to suppose that the claws are intended quite as much for fighting as for eating purposes. inas- much as such powerful hands are not needed for devouring the soft food they prefer.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01
Those Foolish Questions.
A VeritabIe Daniel
near

Smith, meeting Jones one day, ex- claimed:
 Hello, Jones! You wearing glasses! Whats that for?"
 Jones, annoyed at the foolishness of the question, answered irritably: "Cornsr'
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01
A Famous Compliment.

Of famous compliments paid to the fair sex the supply is so large and dazzling that it is a matter of no small difficulty to pick out the bright est gems, but if the following was un- looked for 1t certainly deserves a place among the best: Fontenelle when ninety years old passed before Nine Helvetius without noticing her.
 "Ah," said the lady. "that is your gaIlantry. then! To pass before me without ever looking at me"'
 "If I had looked at you. madam" replied the old beau, 'T never could have passed you at all."
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

Tournament day is now the approach ing event of interest The firemen are working hard to make it a success and a day of pleasure for all. Do everything possible to aid them. They especially ask that the houses display some decora- ton; the bright colors add greatly to the general air of festivity. So begin now to prepare and have your decora- tions in place early Monday morning, September 5. .F
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

The event of the golf season was the team match for the Rhoades cup last Saturday. Sharon was the fortunate winner by very close score, having an advantage of just one hole. In the afternoon, foursomes were played for cups presented by Messrs Jackson, Bogue and Evans. Messrs Spofford, Norfolk, and Rhoades, Sharon, were winners by the remarkably low score of 73.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01
Cured,
The following is a Chinese joke:

The following is Chinese joke:
 In a certain house there was 8 baby that annoyed every one by it's contin- ual squalling. At last physician was called in. He administered a bolus of the soothing virtues of which he had a high opinion and offered to pass the night in the house to observe the eff fleets of his remedy. After a few hours, hearing no noise, he exclaimed: Good! The child is curedw "Yes," replied the attendant, "the child has indeed stopped crying, but the mother has begun to mourn"
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01
Found Dead in a Barn

Charles Reed, (oolored) transient. was found dead in the barn of James Warehouse Monday morning. The body was viewed by Medical Examiner Chaffee, and 8 permit was given to re- move the body to Lithgo, N. Y, for burial.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01
Pity Our Poor Tax Collector

Otto H. Teidman our tax collector, says he has got to get different colored horse, and is ready to swap with some one. The buckskin he has now, gives him away; when he goes after the delin- quent tax payers, they see him coming and take to the woods.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

The Union service at the Methodist church last Sunday night was well attended, indicating that the people approved the institution.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01
Delegates Elected

MT Ck B. Everett, D. N. Eggleston, o. Swan Sedgwick and 8. B. Jewstt, were the delegates elected, at the caucus August 27, to attend the State Conven- tion at Hartford.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

The fair held by St, Bernard's s society, Friday last, at the Casino, was great success socially and financially. Liberal patronage rewarded the efforts of those who labored so zealously to make the fair success. A large number of peo- pie enjoyed the dancing which followed. Something over $500 was realized.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

Dr and Mrs Morgan took the members of the Episcopal Sunday school to Bash Bish falls at Copake, for days outing which proved very delightful.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

John MacMillan and family. who have lived on the Lou farm. have stored their goods temporarily. MT Mac Milan is going to Scotland for 8 few weeks and Mrs MacMillans will visit friends in this country.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

George J. Vogel the new school superintendent was in town Monday the Ellsworth schools and those at Sharon station and Amenia Union. He was accompanied on this toar by MT Kane of the school board
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

Wm. B. Perry of Salisbury, as admin istrator of the estate of Esther Ann Perry has sold the real estate, to Richard F. Hoyt, of Mineola, Nassau Co.,, New York.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

Next Sunday morning the Sacrament of the Lords Supper will take the place of the usual preaching service at the M. E. church.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

In correction of an error stated in last weeks issue, we beg to state there are to be five schools in the town of Sharon; not four as stated. There are to be two schools open in Ellsworth instead of one.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

A son, Stuart Bertine, was born Aug uSt 23, to MT and Mrs John O. Smith,
 Pleasantville, N. Y.. and grandson to MT and Mrs George Henry Smith of this village.
Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01

The usual Saturday night dance which MT Kirby's hospitality makes possible, at the Inn, was omitted last week on account of the illness of one of the guests.