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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-26
ane BEN oberen Ehale.
(Gr4batb &orreiponben3.)

- Der 20 Sabrs.a .atte DaulO Dauis,
sinIWtotorldufer In Der @raiip Sslano
3eAe 30 Olppbaut. wnrbe am Samltas
Tormittas auf Der Steue ssi6oist. oils
er Dor bsm Motor auf bic @sIeife fisl
uuo iibsrfatrsn muroe.
DaIisr 3apopit1 per Ssrmpu.
melGer SAmitas absno bel Der Ssim.
fsbr uon sinsm .. & 3. 5us sstroffen
murbe uno einsn Shdbelbru6. iowie
aud bas rehte 8ein sDiihen osm 3nie
uno Der 0hfte abseihnitten srbielt. lit
ON Wiontas ben srbalteusn Ssrlssun.
gen srlesen. ]
= als Balter Smitb nnb Better
Roro uon Utapfislo am Samltas absuo
uou Der Grbeit In Der .. & 3. 3sde
beimfsbrtsn uno Die Babnssleiie benus-
ten. muroeu iis Don einem 3us 3arren
setroffsn. Roro whroe jur Sslte se'
itoBen nno enttam mtt etnl9en Shntt'
ten. absr Smitb muroe sine Strede
pou 300 Sue ssidleift unO auBsr inner'
lihen Ystlssunesn muroe ihm Elm Bein
sebrohsu uuo Der 8opf uno Oas Sc
iiht 5srflsiidt. iOouB iein 3uitunb als
Elm seidbrlidsr betrahtet muros.
,@arbOnOals @orrslpOnosus.)
= Der Sfiessustsran Sohn Wiomsr
uon hlsr. mslder am ,sreitus i'm altsr
uon 60 Sabren in Der Uobnuns ieinss
SObnes In Scranton itotb. 1T am Nion'
tag i'm grssbptsriihsn 5rieohOi In Dtap'
fislo NIT mllitdrlihen @hrsn bssrOisi
moIben
= Das grOee NobnbauS bcS Srienc
S8. YartlOw on Sern Ausnue wurOs
frhb ON Wtontss Diorsen uouitdnOis
ourd, einen Brand ,erlt6rt, Der wabr.
ihslnliA ourf Den iiberhei,ten DEFY
nppart eniitano. DIE SniOisu muB'
ten in ibreu 9iahi9ewdnbern enlflebtn.
Der 8eIluii bstrdst etwa $4,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-26
@ilses. sarre ma@riAten.

- Die Wfaisrnepibemie hdlt nod
INNER bier on uno fsbsn weittre 5alt
finb Der @siunbbsits Bsboroe anss'
melost moroen.
= Der bsfannie @runbeisentbume'
mailsr 8. Srani SuB 1T In Cos anss'
lss seftorbsn. mo CT iid aus @eiuno'
bsitsrhdii6tsn auibislt.
= Mapor 3oisi bat elm arbsits'
bureau srOffnst nno be,wsdt. iomeit wis
m5sliH ben arbeiisloien ohne @ntsslt.
uns cine anftslluns 30 usri6affen.
@sbdulihisiten i'm werth uon
$40. 900 Der @afterline'S Sstibberser Sol,
@ompanis on Carer auenue uuo Diui'
fiou StraBe wurosn frhb ssitern Wior'
gen ould sinsn 8ranO ,srit0rt, bsnsn
llriprune unbsfannt LIT.
Der Drcbtipannsr Sohn Wlurrag
uOu SOrton StraBs itiir,ts am Disns'
ius 9iahmittas IN Scrantou uon sinsm
Pfoitsn fhuinnoSwausis Jus sur @roe,
eutta nber NIT lsihten Yerlesunsen.
nsmlld uussmsinsn a6rpsridrammsu
Der SslisufontraitOr Susb Sill
more pon Smoperullle. muroe am Dien
flag nube isinsr Wohnuns BON sinen
sae amanna 5radt,us iiberfabren uni
getDbte. Dem llnsludlihen wnro,
nahs,u jsosr 8noden i'm 90rpsr &C.
brohen.
Der 16 Sabre alte 0orion Sci
IONS uou 9Bsit 0ollsnbud Nueuue uni
Der 18 Sabre alte @lauoe Sones Dor
9ioro Wiain StraBe, welde perhaite
moroen marsn. nadoem iie am Conn
tas i'm @Ourtrisbt Sluenue Sdulbaui
elnsn apsliif ailf u. Us. SortOn Dol
SBbite Suuen ssmadt bnttsn. purosi
ON Disnitas. nahosm iis iid auf oi
anilase oes SomplOtts. ueriuAtsr Yer
slituns. ausriff nit bsabii6tister Se
raubuns uno 2raseu pCn uerbor9enel
Uuiien. i6ulois befaunt batisn. obn
3uluiiuns uon 8hrsifaft bem Sc
iansniB iiberianOt. Die Surfhen 90
ben ,u, oaB iis ii6'uls nbo6flaifiss
Spisbubsn ausbilosn MOLTEN uno bat
ten usri6ieosne 8srbre6sn seplant
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-26
8aImaeaan &6de ilao
aans Neu!

: gaidt In uielsn Saiiousn babsu Die
Gutp.rfsr sineu mehr pafsuosn Sfil
Sod u.rpollitanotst fur 5rausn nno
Sranleins. ole wis bisisn neusn Sal'
maeaau. Der .@lobs' mar natiirli@
Der erfte eabsn, wsl&sr oisisn rsusu
Stil jsists.
Gin oreipisrtsl yanss &od uon fanep
atau. blau obsr tan Wiiihnnssn. uuo
bsll.m Ylaib Gffsttsn 3ussfuOpft bel
bsm Sals. einiaasr Sfhdsu oO.r &is'
men WlobelIe. Simono a,rmeln per-
bsIisrn SsGsn srosiOis SaOnbstt, SroB'
gopularisdt wirO UOrausssiast fur be-
fen God. @rBbsn IA bis 40. SIC
bis 500.
Rod SaIpn-,wtiir Sicd &.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-26
Das Sbal abw arts.

5aglpr. = 5riulein Wtarn Sulliuan
trus einen ssbrohensn Nrm uno inner.
llhe Ysrleeunseu bauon. wabrenb
Dlan6e Pbill'pps uno geo Dalib gut
auiserhttelt wuroen. ole uorlestenUfitt'
mod Absno beim Shlittenfabrsn ibr
Yiero ourhbrannts uno he aus oem
Sathtsu semorfen tpuroen. = @usen
Stone pon bier uno 6pdulein Bertha
@loor uon Scrantou lieBen iid am
,srsliaa In sBllfes. BARRE ourA Paitor
@barlss 8. u. Rsidart als Elm Gbepaar
einieanen.
Sofspb siseO ipurOs ssftsrn In Der
@rsnwooo Se6e auf Der Steue &C.
t5otet, oils ft Gin 5slfeufall ereisnets,
wdbrsno isin Sruosr anton 5n sleiasr
3eit sefdbrlihs Ysrlssunsen oapontrus.
Wis Slopo 5erris. Elm Suhrmann
bes Uiilhbdnblers Spilliam s8inters
mute Don Uiooiie. am Dienitas WlOr'
gen bortlslbit Die obsre 8abufrsusuns
iiberfabrsn mollte, wuroe feline sluss
riiituus pon sinem .. & 3 Sus Gee
troffsn. Das Pfero murbe sst6btet.
Der sBassn Osmolirt uno 5srris bate
elm fnappss @ntiOmmen, wuroe absr
snm Slid nur ihmsr,liA uerlsst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-26
llrn NsterNbura.

Die Dor m breren Uohsn erfolg'
te 8simdbluns oes @sorse Denp uon
Ueoi Nuenue nit isrdulein Sathsrine
Shmammlep pon Selleuue 1T am
Samitas befannt 9emadt worosn. Pa'
ifor lBilliam 6. Jiswton uollios bic
2rauunS.
t5rau Summer. @attin uon Yaitor
Baul Summer. reiits om Samita9 nnh
Yhilaoelpbla. no ihi Yater plOslif 9e'
ltorben M. 9srr Paitor 8ummsr folste
ieinsr @attin am Wtontap. UNI bsm
SesrdbniB bei,uwohnen. unc 8sioe
werosu srlt @noe Der DOds ,uriidtsb'
reu.
Sine ssbrohene @asr0bre DOR Der
Grant Ambrois Uohnuns on Prsscott
Nusnus baite am Oonnerltas 0tahmit'
tag ,ur i5olse. oab bas @as ben Rolren
In ben Rsllsr folsts. iobaB ois Uobn.
uns nit @as anseiiillt wuros. frau
Ambroie, Die brel Gohter uno Elm Sobn
muroen uon Dem @aS iiberwdltiat, bic
Jiatbarn fanosn iie iebod nod In Ssit
aui uno rsiteten iomit tbr Ssbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-26
Ssbe Uars @stt,en.

- Sran Ngnes pofeion BON gloro
Grant apenus pnroe esftsrn Morsen.
ale fie i'm 2sllsr ssfrorsne Daiisrr5brsn
aufihaute. 70 ihlimm utrbrannt, aIs
ibrs atsiouns 5eusr fling. bas fis am
slsiGen absuo ftarb.
= Gin spsiitSdisss Dobnbaus Der
9adamanna 3ohlen @ompanie on Dar.
nsr Strass. pon Srau Wtarp Oufot
unb Sobn Bubbaer bemobnt, murbs
ssitsrn nit sinem 8srluit pou $1,000
oui d eineu 8ranb serit6rt.
= 3wsi 9inbriids wurOsn am Don.
neritas Der Polijsi bsrihtet. Die Wst.
ssrsi uon Uilliam Troitel SSbns an
Der @de uon 8epier auenus uno Sad.
ion Strass purbe um perihiebens Bier,
tslrollurs. Die fid i'm @aemster bsian.
ben. beitoblen In Der Uiesssrei uon
3nopp & Reuo an gioro Wiain apenus
srlansisn bic 3srls isin @slo.
Su osm Spos Pari Sotsl on ShO
Wiain auenue CAB ss am Samiias
Morsen Elm Seuer. psldes bas sc.
bduos tbsiIwsiis ssritSrts uno on benz.
iel lbsn sinen Bsrluft uon stwa 81, 900 an.
rlftsts, pdbrenb Der 8siissr Warrsn
@olweu ,iwa 30 600 an Der @inrihtuns
uerltsrt. DIE uierjis Sniafen oss @aft.
baulss mubtsn idnell entflisben mebr.
ere mubtsn aus ben 6enitsrn beS ,wsi.
ten Stooes unb anosre pon bsm Dad
Der Ysranba ssnommsu merosn.
Der 81 Sabre alte Sames Dous
slas pon Siio Diain slpsnue itiir,te am
isreitas yiahmittus. uls er ben Shnes
uon oem Dab bes Sohn Simmer sa'
oens On Jioro Wtain apenue abihau,
fslte. cine Dlitau, pon stma 40 SUB
berab, entfam aber gum Slid obns &C.
idhrlihe Ysrlseungsn. osnn Die S6nee.
mafe brad ieinen San unb sr ttus nur
tiihtiae Shrammen oauon. Spdtsr er.
CAB iih oaB Douglas bod ihllmm per-
lest muros. benn cine Hippe wuros ibm
sebrod,en uuo rists Die Seber auf loonB
man weniS 9Ofinuns batten. ibm Oas
Neben 3u retten.
3wsi iunse Oamen oieier Seite
muroen Donnerita9 Nbeno pon einsm
Wtann iibsrfallen. Der iie in friminsller
abiiht ausriii. 8urj nad 8 llbr wur'
DC Die II Sabre alte Wiiloreo Weinartb
uon @pnon StraBe on 0ampton StraBe
uon Dem aerl ausesrifien. jeood uer'
trisben ibre 9ilferufe oenielbsu. gtwa
II Wiinuten ipdter muros bic II Sabre
alte Sane 9Onss uon Sampton StraBe
9leihfallS iberfallen, uno ibr ansreifer
bate lhr ben Tssenidirm eutriGsu uno
iie i'm Shnse nieberssmorfsn, als 9enrp
Sebert uOn 0ampton Strabe. ourh oes
Didodens Dilfsrufe anselodt. auf Der
SIrfldhe eridien Uni ben 9erl 3ur
sludl lrieb. Ssbert usrfolste ben Ssrl.
bis er einen POli,iiten traf, Der ibn
ounn isiinabm. Ss mar Der 35 Sabre
alte Charles Ros pon OF. Nnn StraBs.
Den beIce Widcden ipdter ole ibrsn Yin.
9rsifer bs,sthneten. Der Burihe. Def.
fen wirflidsr giame antonio Roho 1T.
sttldrts iin bel oem Yerb0r um 5retas
0iudmitius niht ihnlOis, obihou bsioe
.Didohen ibn beitimmt uls ben Ansrei.
fsr bsSsihnsten ; er wuroe obns 3uIai
iuns uou Siirsidaft oem @sfdnsniB
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-26
9stts stid.rsi fir sn sdaslins.

3br Iollte Der lisbenosn Winiisr ause
eIan,sn isben. psnn iis iid aniisbt Die
itbn,siae Rsiebeit Der Stidsrst Stts
fur ben Smuggling.
upiere Gnsftslluns ihlisBt sin ment9'
ffens iiinfuno,wan,is harmants Wfn'
ffsr. Ranrs. @iuissuussn unO au'
Ousrs anpuisno Sbesr Sawsi3sr
uno @ambris. Uei wsiism Der tetnits
8orrotb, ben mir ie in SeIuntOn iubsn.
Die @fle, 6 Gents bic 81 5O
&rnsma rs&u Dur&saus-oaupiFut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-26
aatarrb fann niat furirt iperse

&atarrb fonn uibt furtrt iperSen
bur6 lpfaIs AppIfaiiOnsn, "a fie ben Srb etf
8ranibut nitt srr den iSnnsn. adiatrb 10
sius Blnt. ppu 9pnlf,tuiions. aranfbsit unp um
6s ,u btiltn. muei 9br iuuulite Wittl nsb-
men. Sal's faiarrb sur pirb stnssnomd IN
pup pirff birsii auf ras Slut uuc bic l9ldmias
SouaGdt. cal's tatirrb-aur d feline Quad.
lalbu Msebin. Gle tputet felt Slbrsn ppn
sinsm en bfsn Atrste bi'lts eanpfs pucfensi
unb 10 Gin rssslm6Btsss Jtsispt. cit btiisbi
aus ben bsftn btfannitn 5pniea, ptrbunpsn NIT
bsn btfsn 8luiItiuiaurasmiitsln, bic birsft aui
bic ShfimobnhStt nirftn. Die poliummsns
gsrtinbuns er ,wsi Befanbfpsils N %, mas
fold munbnpOllt Rsiultais bel etr etilaus ppu
saiarrb bsrporbrinst. east quo 3suaniHs
umIenff ssbeu.
Q. 8. &btntp & 60 Gistntb., 5ulsbc, 8.
gufauft BON alien appibsftrn, prtis 75e
Rtbmst 5al's .6amiisn- piIltn fiirgufppfuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-26
Sslbet GOrSs fir Srdblinss
HSdc!

Die DAME WiOoe III itarf ,usunlten
pom gsluet @otburCp fir 6rhbllnss
JaSds. Die Yelpet Slsb idfsit uon
CORDUROY sswinnt unssnbIidIid o's
@unlt isoer Sruu. Dle nsuslisu srbul'
tsnsn SenDnnssn iino srOBartis. 80
Sol brett uuo ssssist In msbrsrsu neusi'
Shattiranssn: EansO, Soilor. blau.
osbrauntss Orange. Smnsbsc, alts Hols
uim. Die @nsss1,Oo.
Sint,rn srtrmsr linitr Dur&suns- saupiHur
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-26

@barles Ssinj Don oisier Ssiie unc
Gnna Ut. Grant uon Dunmors mur'
ben am Oisnitas Jiahmitias ourh Pa.
flor Samss ssiibman 3u sinsm Shepaar
einssissnst.
5obn W. Suber uon Pittston aus'
nue. uno 5rdnIsin Selsn 3. @orotaur
pom Wiaodon Nuenue .wurOen seitsrn
Diittas burh BaitOr @ecrss BoOo an'
berlon oils Gin @hrpaar tinssfssnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-26

5rau @liiubstb Sdmtot ftrenste &C.
fern sessn ibrsn @atten @nitaD cine
Gbsidsiounssilase an, neil er iis anssb.
lid usrlafsn bat Hno obns uutsritiis'
uns lief.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-26

Der ct. Wiarien Buno bat am Uion'
tas Absno Die iolseuOsu Bsamten er-
mablt: Brdfosnt, @burles y. Roiar
1. Si,s Praliosnt. SOispb 3. Hdosr
2. Yi,s Brdliosut. seo .. Sibsn; 3.
Bbs Fraiiosnt. Bincsnt y. SDeiuidenf
8rotoi. Ssfrstar. 9Obu S. SSeTner
5inan3 Sstrstar, @arl W airit; Shas'
msiitsr, Solspb u. @iosn Dlaritall.
SObn 2leiu; SibllOlbstar, 9enrp
8smps (; 9anltor. Senrp Ssiiller.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-03


nHH itmpUfHfHi tn .H
petHIHfe H .r
n'aH
i'i h"eA4A.. t4+
lrNt eaudf Iltt NDaaliW ahpilel
pHeina nhpe' tf''A ,hH
H.iaH fHNHHi a fhNHIN
itffa teft iHHt nrht
Judge 40 hm. uC sa0ore
was 'trs l,ateriNs on ihe WaY go I.aa
Neaas
Alfred Ftr6N eho sue1f the win.
tor hcfe. lcu tratenay fW Dies numg
in Chicago
JUDGE q b. MrdleI uf laa gIu0r4
stas iu Albuquerque yesterday in
route as Santa lne
ArU tuu saving Yuur Fmnhlau bul
tor utubnrra lf uat begin al once.
Thnt are worth mHnep
"a Is Nrwfoinb rl,rf af tic dIe
tHet court ND s0euff0. paa visitor
us Albuquerque Yesterday
8U,tIt cra4o ,.st.rl.t dI.t.Is..,I
fi. ,s.res nf u4ia abandonment
nralnr Esnefslado slIs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-03

N0TIcE nd TANpANEne.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Please call at the Assessors
oifee at thc Court House ANA
make YOUR return on Real and
Personal Property. II said re-
turn is not made on or before
the iBst day OF February the AS
SCISSOR viii make return of your
property and ADD 4 PENALTY
on 23 PER CENT as required
hy law. FIRED B. HEM,
Assessor.
1890
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-03
COURT ASKS FOR
AN INVENTORY OF
ALBRIGHT ESTATE
Judge Burg Acts Upon Petition
Filed by Miss Claude AI-
bright Daughter Of Col j.
G. Albright Administrator

JNdNn john Baron liufE nt Tine proc
hhie court yesterday issued 900 order
requiring llie administration NJ Oh.
estate OF Mrs Fran J.. Albright o
WE Hn inventory qua tu make q u
rnit pi hlH douHs H administrator ny
Mhleh lh iui j 81 Albright thr
hushand. E administrator
Tha court took thH action upon q
petition died recently hy Miss cHuIr
AllrHht lhc noted local Singer. und
daughter 81 tht colonel Mis- N.
triFhf hqs been de1d about ruo yaals
Judge turH l0ok uudot ady.almeui
hM decision in tho contest 81 enc will
ol Lewis n King Tho heurmg Was
holi osterdW Mu NuW W. Nmn
thn widow. erH M hayc tho WiH da.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-03
Crescent Hardware Co.

stoves Range. Furnishing Tools Pipe
Valves tlne. Plumbing Heating.
sts ~ CENTRAL AVE TELEPHONE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-03
VOTES
DOWN SALARY FOR
CITY EXECUTIVE
After Long Secret Session. All
def1en Refuse 10 Pay Mayer
but Decide to Give Future
CounciImen ReConpe0Se

TN. e,uuau engnf Ices thlu thirty
minutes Al deciding not n pay tie
MAYOR d salary. voting however. to
nat coinncihnen 10 bpyinq "a new mo-
VIZ are engine ii increaso 40 city
enrinoer'e salary and 10 increase che
0ctfv cleriys salary last night This
,,.,,l,.tt, ,rt.0 t,.angactior IN mos
,,ar,tors oits oistnoes followed ain
,...,,tf,.l .,e,ig,, fh.+ lastnd al hour
ana thirtg g,ir,ttos vbat II ma aH
~ ,-,1 di4 a., a., final thirty
rninntes M as session but IND other
m.atf,rs v,ero rot relatively import
,.,. t,,i,. oo,,,3ed civ officials rc-
s,.raf sreatators ont
,',,s, t,..5 n,t hlor Invited tostate
i,. ~. in .9.o5 otrtoet and
.bina eioaad
to ,,t,,. if,oir..a,. t,lr.l.
xxx t.t.. ,. ...,uiiti. far
WIZ .tioa qap
n, l,,..,tI... see.ion
Co,,r.tfr,tn Innn
xxx I'LL, trnnt.'u. us.ed
'.'t. .,.,i..,., ~ tb. nr..ss
.l t,.-i.,,,,.. ..Y.t-el
.e..l
mo-
-'.'''. 'ii' --+a..f ~. troori-
'toN 'i", g of
.t,,. .f,oi-
e-,i aa 7t
w '.' in, . a..ir-
r,.,.i.,
,ii.''n ,t,. tt ,aa
t.. r.ntr.r
hil "'N" f,.li.,,,..G
ii 'i..',f,ia rI.rl.afe
>t,..r,,.. Tahn + Iust.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-03

Adjournment subject 90 lhr ll 81
ne mayor was taken at ll.l5 ot.Uck
Connecticut western news., 1914-05-28
FALLS VILLA GE

The body of Mrs. David Hill, a for mer resident here, which had been in a vault in Great Burlington since last winter, was brought to Falls Village, Monday for interment in Grassy Hill Cemetery. She was the brother of Dentist W. D. Hill of Great Harrington. Dr. Hill was ill town Sunday, arrang ing for the interment and calling on friends.
 Winthrop Ford, of >Torrington, daughter of Charles and Cora Tucker Ford, was in town Sunday.
 Rev. E. A. 'Hazeltine attended re- union of his class at the commencement exercises of the Hartford Theological Seminary in Hartford this week.
 Mrs. A. S. Davis has been spending some days with her daughter Bessie at Madison, Conn.,
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Gray entertained fir tends from Bridgeport, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson, of New York, on their bridal tour, were guests of Artist Carrigan this week.
 MT. Schurman who has been work lIR TUT II. I1OWu ll6tS 1OlU OOWh dlll gone to Bridgeport. .es.. "
 Mrs. H. Russell was in Great Bar rington Wednesday. -@ .....
 Mr. McCann and family left Saturday for Cleveland, Ohio, where he will have work with construction com pany. - +. .
 At the annual meeting of the Grassy Hill Cemetery Association, held last week, F. M Olin was elected president and superintendent; J. Lee Ensign, secretary and treasurer, and the old board of trustees reelected.
 MT. and Mrs. F. l. Roberts of Thomas ton, who are spending short season at Cornwall Hollow, visited E. J.. Horn beck, Sunday MT. Roberts is cashier of the Thomaston National Bank.
 l. P. Hornbeck was in Hartford on business, Monday.
 l. F. Hornbeck has sold Hallet & Davis piano to Artist W. l.. Carrigan, to be shipped as wedding gift to his niece, in Panama.
 The burial of Mrs. George F. McDon- ald, took place in Grassy Hill cemetery Tuesday Mrs. Mcdonald was former ly Falls Village girl, Miss Jennie Hillyer, whose family are distantly re- lated to H. E. Howe.
 Mrs. George Wolfram, of Bridgeport, has returned to Bridgeport after a weeks stay at Bruno Heinzs.
 MT. and Mrs. P. B. Burnett, of Bridge port, visited friends in town Sunday.
 Mrs. M. G. Marcy and two children are visiting her former home at Lake Mchopaa, x. Y.
 M. E. Church: Public service Sunday next, May 31, 10:30 a. m. Preacher, Rev. G. E. W. Bryant Song service entitled, "The Will of God, " at T p. m. A free will offering will be taken at the close of the service a
Connecticut western news., 1914-05-28
CANAAN VALLEY

The Misses Mallinees are entertaining friends from New York.
 Our tailor has been spending a few day s in New York. No doubt looking up the spring styles.
 Mrs. Peter Quicker, of Brooklyn, came on Saturday to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. A. Middle brook. *
 Mrs. E. Vosburgh, of Waterbury, is visiting at J. Vosburgh's.
 MT. Christensen, of New York, is spending some time with his brother, o. Christensen. .
 c. Griffen, of Harlemville, is visiting at O. Durhams.
 Mrs. Kilmer who had an attack of appendicitis, is gaining slowly.
 James Warehouse and men are mov- ing building at Falls Village.
 Edward Klebes has pu rchased fine Holstein COW.
 Mrs. c. Ingraham has returned from Sharon hospital.
 Mrs. Frank Moulter and son Byron, of Brooklyn, are spending a week with her aunt Mrs. A. Middlebrook. ,
Connecticut western news., 1914-05-28
SALISBURY

Mrs. Fred Seeley visited her sister in Sharon over Sunday.
 Our community was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mrs. E. J. Tomp-, kins, who died Sunday morning of pneu- monia. The funeral was held Wednes- day from her late home; Rev. J. o. God dard officiated. The funeral was held on the same day and hour as that of her husband, who was buried week ago. Mrs. Tompkins left sister, Mrs. Gil lette, of Waterbury, who was with her during her short illness and sister in Pittsfeld, Mass.
 The Grand Army veterans, Woman's Relief Corp and Sons of Veterans at- tended services in the Congregational church last Sunday. Rev. J. o. God dard and Mr. T. l.. Norton were the speakers an both were much appreciated.
 The many friends of J. M. Selleck are glad to see him again.
 Harriett Harrison who is attending school in Hartford, spent Sunday at her home.
 A. s. Hasson, of Housatonic, visited in town over Sunday
 Mrs. Vim. Weeks, of Great Barring ton, has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. l.. M. Eggleston. Mrs. Charles Davis, of Waterbury, has been the guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. John Calvin Goddard. Mrs. Rose and daughter Helen, of | Yonkers, are at the home of her mother, Mrs. s. l.. Cooper, for the summer A l. NH-. ry Hortie on Tuesday, May 19. Mrs. Hortie was formerly Miss Name O'Brien. | Mrs. J. G. Bassinand and daughter, Nancy, are in town for the summer. A number of baseball fans who gath cred at the local field on Saturday after noon, expecting to see good game of ball, were greatly disappointed by the non-appearance of part of the East Canaan. It is reported that the auto mobile in which part of the team came broke down short distance from the village and that prevented their appear ance until it was too late to play. The Torrington Independents play a double header here Memorial Day. ..
 Memorial Day exercises will be held on Saturday afternoon at 2:S0 p. m. Address by Capt. George L. Kilmer, followed by decoration of soldiers graves. The Canaan band will furnish music for the organizations composing the parade. It is desired that the school children of the town march in the pocession. It is especially request. ed that donations of flowers be sent tc Union Hall, Holley Block, Lakeville al 9 a. m., May 80. r>
Connecticut western news., 1914-05-28
STRAIN TOO GREAT
Hundreds of Canaan Readers Find
 Daily Foil Burden.

Daily Toll Burden.
 The hustle and worry of business men,
 The hard work and stopping of work men,
 The woman's household cares,
 Often weaken the kidneys.
 Backache, headache, dizziness,
 Kidney troubles, urinary troubles frequently follows.
 A Canaan citizen tells you what to do.
 Mrs. John Devine, Bragg St., Ca- naan, Conn.,, says: "We have used Doan S. Kidney Pills in our family with good results and don't hestitate to re- commend them. One of the family was troubled by backache and other symptoms of disordered kidneys. Nothing proved of benefit until Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Thurlough' s Drug Store (now Farnum 6 Co.'s Drug Store) were used. They restored the kidneys to a normal condition and re- lieved the backache."
 For sale by all dealers. Price 90 cents. Foster -Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan sand take no other.
Connecticut western news., 1914-05-28
IDEAS.

After all has been said that can be said about the widening inAu- ence of ideas It remains true that they would hardly be such strong agents unless they were taken in a solvent of feeling. The great world struggle of developing thought is continually foreshadowed in the struggle of the affections. seeking a justification for love and hope George Ekot. ..
Connecticut western news., 1914-05-28
. HELP OTHERS.

A man has no more right b hoard knowledge and experience than he has to hoard his gold. One can no more live to himself and grow than he can segregate his money and expand financially. Cu- culation is the law of hfe.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-28
ifI4TzzeBROKEYN
III NACLE
A DAY OF QUESTIONS.
; ~STUDYsON 3

Mathew p: -22-Aug. &C.
"ReEder therefore unto Caesar nc fkrTOs that
arc Caesars. and unto God The things that
arc Gods" Verse e.
63 ODAY'S Study shows that the
& wicked vine-dreSsers, the I'M
- ready guests. were 50 enam-
CURED of their own methods
and theories MS to be really blinded to
the beauty OF the Divine Plan rs ex-
pressed by Jesus Perceiying That His
teachings were influencing the masses.
the worldly -wi.'e End .pirit-blinh
Scriles mr. .iarisees. who knew the
incousist l.. lis of their own teachings.
thought i'..i they could show up as
Inconsistent tie teachings Of Jesus. To
this end they sent amongst the multi
tuGe some Of their followers. to ask
questions ana to seek to entmp Jesus.
ana tsfs to discredit Him with the
peupV
Th, .irst Of these was to entrap Jesus
into saying something that would lead
20 Ills arrest rs seGitious person.
Teaching contrary to Caesars law. On
he other hand. if He advocated Gaze
sar's law. they thought that thus he
would antagonize the public sentiment
Jesus had Il wisdom from Above. In
answer to their query. rs it lawful to