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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
YrauSfiftuug ourd Bettelsbaub pou'

fibrts Dor sintsen @oasn IN SUDDEN stn
pom 6uus 81 5aus berumsieasubsr Bsttlsr
aIs bsrislbe In einem Sauie fort ssuisisn
wurbs nit Der Bemsrtuns. sr mOss lisbsr
isin Blob hurt A.bsit uerbtsusn, ais bsrs
umsisbsn uno b%sitsIa, eutfsrnts itd Der
Wsnid NIT Der D,obuns. er weros ibusu
i4uu A,bsit ssnus uni4affsn. BaIb barauf
bssauu aus Der nit Strpb sefiutsn Steus
ne bss 9uu,ss Seuer auisuloeern, bas
ieto5 uou ben Ra@baru ssl6i4t wurpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
NGerfet SpaR auo Grnft.
Sriftiaer 8ruuo.

.sasen sic nal, 5err Wiusr, i'd
bdtts MIR au9 sinen anbern Sawiessriobn
ausssiu9t. aIs ben Ianseu afsfor."-
,Ruu, wiHsn Sic, sr paBt mir ssrabe; 10
TT bod giner tn Der JamtIis, Der bic t1br
aHf3isben tam, obue auf ben Stubl 81
ifsissn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
0aruul gpa ieine 9ienhmasb bate.

Wdram @pa telne StenHnldg0 gatte.
Sc wirb uisl uon ben SebIern Der Srauen
unb ben peridisbsneu @rinbea seiprO9en,
wssbaIb fs 10 muu4er aufwurtuns unb
Dienftleiftuus bsbarfeu.
gs III iosar - natirIi9 uon sinsm
Germ - bic Srase ssftslIt uorbsns warum
Soft, oils &c Goa aus Der &ippe ADAMS
sei9aTsn. ni9t 3usIsi9 eth Oisufmdb4sn
fir fe betftelte.
0tr isbsn uns I'M Stanbs, bisie Srass
auf BITE einfa9ffs art BON Der BsIt Bu be-
%autporten.
Sic bsburfte teines DienRmdb5sns.
unb uaruui ni9t2
DeiI abam nismaIs iau,msrub nit 3ers
rihenen Strimpfsn 81 Goa fam unb fe tu
fOpfsn bat, ober nit einem 5embe,
benz bic Rn6pfs untrsu ses
uorben, obsr NIT einem Baar sspIaster
5antiSube, BITE fe ndben ioate unb bas
fofort.
@bsn 70 wents uatsts Ct lumber TN
S9muse uub rau9te 9isarrsn unb fam
baun aurid nit StiefsIu, bis sebirftet feiu
molIten.
@bsn 10 usnis iaB sr sslanswsiIt bintsr
Der 3eituus unb fubr sdbenb ernpqr, wenn
BITE Come iant unb faste uifuirri@:
sWas wirb gu absnb seipstf, Iiebe 5rau2"
@r ma9ts pisImsbr ieIbit Seuer on unb
bdusts ben Refsl baribsr; CT 3os ieIt 4 bic
Rabiis aus Der @ros, iddIte fslbf Rars
tOffsIu unb that, turt ssiast, feline BFi&t.
Or besniste f4 NIT etnsm @eri4t unh
i4moate nt9t, wenu ss gua etnmaI pers
unsIidt mar.
Ssrui,ttsn tanntsu fs ni9t, ausssuoms
men Gin SaImbIatt. Or bra1ts ni1t isoen
Gag elm Observation-Disclosures ir bic Bdi1e.
gr msltts bic Ribs unb irtte bic 5ibner
nit meiffetbafism But. Bat, put", um
ibnen tbr Sutter gu 9eben.
gr bra1ts nismals Elm babes Dusenb
Srsunbe gum Wittassfen nit, auf weI@en
3uwats CUR Gafsl man ni1t i'm minbeifen
sinseri9tst mar. Ct blieb au4 ni4t
nd1tIt1sr WeiIs aus, UNI ieinen Stat ;u
brsi4eu, unb @ua bate ni5t n6tbis auf3u.
bIe,bsu uub fd 3u srdHeu. Ct iaB ui@t
in @ntbstduieru lumber, wdbrenb Goa bas
bsim iaB uuo tIsin Rain wieste.
gr i9alt gud nt9t In Der Ride unb
iu9te uu& isinsn 8urtOffsIn, rin csmieIs
ben @infel", wo er lie, rwie sr ssuau
wuBte", binsefeat.
Wsnn er fid bic Stiefsl ausjos, itsats
er fe unter siuen JsissHbaum. NO sr au9
feline 8drtOfel fauo. gr msiute - turss
sefast- ntat. bag gua auetn isiuetuesen
seidaffsH isi, UNI i'm au bsbisusu; er lit
ni6t on Der frsn Soss, bag ss fur siren
Rdun snte9reuo Ut, BITE Siroe ieins,
9ausfrau 81 erIet&tsrn.
llno has alts lit wobl Der @runb -
warum @ua tetne Dtentmasb bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
,Wahe Gelo", wenn Ou es tauni

vWllWe Vtl0 weN" Ou 60 tunhH,
auf sbrIias 0siis. atsr made 9sIb auf
isbeu SAL, iast bstannrIi4 Der gautse.
Batter 5u isinsm . Iutes: Sobne. uuo mos
ssma4t ps,oeu tauu, wiro ssmadt". 1T
cine niGt nur in bisitm 9aucs faif auge.
msiu ailtise ,@si4dftsrsssl". Oas man
aud ais beritmter Wt0rosr Elm sutes Stid
@slo psIoir usu faun, oaR es fid bs,abIt,
Elm W0tesr gu isiu, cos ssist f4 au4
nisbsr IN benz 6ale oss canaotidsu W0rz
osrs Bi,dau, psld,m Der 81. . SeraIb"
fur bas Rs4t, isire Don Inn im @sfdusnis
urfcsts ssbeussei@i6ts 5usrft gum aborut
;u btiussn, bic RIstriststt ron $500 be:
3ablt. @ar mun6er nombafte Sctibsut
t0Rnts isnsn WoIbbubsn faff um elm ioldss
S9riftitsasrs 5ouorar bensiosu, tIsbts ba:
ron nidt bus Blut BIS unsIidli4sn Ben.
mel. Sts Code ldSt til blitsn unb
ui,ft uuf bic @.l tmatsridtuus oes sroseu
e~sispubIttums eth isbr uusfnitisss ei3t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25

Sdl bate mir ben Daumsn fta,t sss
alsti9t, idrsibt 5srr 3. 8 gdplss,
Obsrl,n, Ran, uuo ri&ts bra4te 9tubss
ruus Der Sdmsr5su. bis Id st. Satobs
Del drulnbts, NEEDLES in tur;sr 3stt uols
ltdnbiae Driluag bratte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
Wljo bod mir"

Gin unterOff.tsr bat ii9 etnen ginidb:
risen aLs srammatitaIii9sn I%tiutautsn sus
ssIsst. Beibe sebsn zines Cages 3uiam:
men auf Der StraBe, pom Der auoern Settle
ger srlBt Elm GtUilttt. .9ris. Der mt p"
frast Der unterOff3tsr.
,Wi9!" Hiitsrt ibm Der @inidsriss
usrbsi srno gu.
llntaoffyisr: ralio Sbuenl"
9tuidbrtser (wte oben): ~Sie."
uutsioffJisr: raliO sraBt CT bod init !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
y u uteS Mitertet.

Sm Sunbesseridt BON SubidnapoIis
bat Bunbsstrsisri9tsr @rsibam sins guts
f9eibuus abseseben, uonad fiji BITE Be-
nusuns bss l%Oseuanntsn Bragg Sire
alarm" IN ben @ifuber reip. BITE Snbaber
b,s Batsuts cine Patentsebubr 5u 3ableu
1T. Die grfnbuns bsfsbt aus elmer sIsts
tttiden gorri4turs, wsIde ben aIaru
mudt, bic 5aIfter Der Bfsrss LOFT unb bas
9si5irr auf fs fallen IdBt. uuo wirb tn
elmer sroBsn 9abl pom Stabtsn, bic cine
betabIte Ssusrwebr baben, p~eruenbet.
Die gnti5sibuns erfolsts sund6ft sesen
bic Stabt Gerre 5aute; isst a6sr wtrb
bts 6Iass auf ale anbsrsu Orts ausseoebut
werbeu, bic fi9 ni9t fretwtuis sntf4!isBen.
bic @sbibr fur ben bisberisen uub %3utinf.
tissn gsbraa9 tu 5ablsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
Nus Nlaier wirb ssmelbst: vt1nlinsf

Nus algier wtro semeIbst: r~t1nIdnsii
nabuisn spsi Dausu 8Ias auf Der Gsrrafs
bes CAFES auf benz BouIeparb be la
Republiqus. STE parsu bsibs buntsI &c.
tlsibst, bic cine trua elm nit aitra9sn sss
i4mldtes Rleib. Sieis bsiben Oamen
bssabeu fi9, na9bsm fs stns 3sitIans i'm
gaf6 3usebra9t, In bas RsstsrursspaIais
unb ~psrlansten ben 9snsraIsouusrneur
Eirman1 gu isben. Ser Saiiter fraste,
men CT CT anmelbsn iolts. Die autnort
Iautste: Die Raiisrin non Ssfsrrsi9.
Der 5uiifsr slaubte bas nt9t, msIbets
aber bic Damsn bod an. @snsralsoupsr'
neur Girmanu sius Der Raiisriu iofort
sntssssu. Die Raiietin fibsts In iebr
einfa9sr Wsiis bic Ronusriatiou. Gtrs
mann bat bic 6aiiertu gun, Ssieuusr,
auein bic Raiisrin Isbnte ab, neil fe i9on
~beisunirt bate. Eirmanu bsbaustte biss
umiomebr, aIs Ct ben s~riIirtsn R6uis uon
Nnam, gam Obi, gum @affe babe. Die
Raiisrin wini9te ben R6uis su isben,
worauf bsrislbe einssfibrt wurbs. Die
Raiisriu wstisIts isbO4 tsiu @ort nit benz
frsmbsn Sirftsn. I'm Sonutag, 10 ubr,
eri1tensu bret Oameu TN Yoitbursau, UNI
msbrsrs Brisfe i'm Wsrtbe uon $1,000
Dollars 5u bebsbsn. Die Brisfs warsn
an Wabame Hi9oIiou abreifrt. Der
grit5ots uoIlts bic Brisfs erif uidt beraus.
ssbsu, bis bic Raiierin ii9 isIbit bsmibts.
Der Ssamts bot uteImaIs UNI SntiduIbis
suns ; bic Raiisrin war iubss isbr I~sutisIis
uub laste ibm, er babe &e@t, feline 8ors
i9riftsn au bsfoIseu. Spitsr ma9te bic
bobs 5rau 81 5uB SpaSisrsdnss unb be-
iorsts bonn ptsIe gintdufe, ramsntIit
photographer unb maurii9sn Eubat.
Rad BIioab rsifs lie ui4t in einsm refer.
uirtsn .8ussou" iOubern wis isbe anpers
Reiienoe i'm Coupe"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
Cine i&ns1e Suitis sretIte brsi gbicusO'r

Cine i6usle Suiti5 sretIte bret ebicaso'r
Disbs tn Wsmpbis in EsnnsHss. gbas
Oauis, Sames Dallas unb Bat. @aIuin,
70 bisB baS Rlssblatt, itablsn am Worssn
In stnsm S4muduaarsnsei&dft ubreu TN
Wsrtbe pom $500, Ra9mtttass wurben
fs psrbaftst, iofort pon ben @IoBssi9porss
asn In NntIasautanb psrisst unb am
foIssubeu Worssn bereits su bret Sabrsn
3u&tbausffrafe uerurtbsilt. Mm islbtssn
Ra9mittas nod wurbeu bic Rerls TN
3u9tbaus gu Naibuias ubssIisfert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
Wi, pjelc Sdoppeu 1tiu Elm Rbsi

gSie pislc Shoppen Wtiu elm &bsins
sauer usrtrassn tam. aufaHss Der seer
Sabre fam Der ls4s absetretere Sirii
Wsttnni9 siniss WaI CUR glboIuns auf
fem i5Sass S6IoB Sobauuisbsrs. eiuts
cages ~bssesuste benz SGr item Elm aItss
ioslss 0sinbdusrIstn. Wstterni9 unter.
belt ii4 nit osmislbsn, frusts mad Disism
uub Semen, enbIt9 AVID: ySast einmaI,
alter 5rsunb ,wis piel t6nut ibr nod pei
Gag psrtrassn2" Stmur;sInb antportsts
Der: vDur9Iaudt, Tam mir bas nit iass.
Worssrs nm nsuns trinte i'd be eriis, nm
,u6lf be susits, um pier be brittle, um isds
be pisrts unb pom ba an wel'n lie nit ne Z
sssdbIt, apusr uff swansis TONNE msr
bo1l" Die bsutiaeu i5ledtsn 3eitsr
wsrben aud ben fiosIsn Siusrlsiu i'm
Gbsinsau BON ben swau5is man5s sefris
den babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
Gin Barrier sr,dbIt eiusm WarisiIs

Gin Barrier sr3dbIt einsm Warisilsr
uon Der Iururi0isn 9sbsusfabruns sin3sInsr
rsi&er Barrier rDandiesA unb i9nsiost
babel flr&teli4 auf. I'D, mas wiu bas
iasen~, eruibert taltbIltts Der Warlsiqsr,
I'D Tam Sbnsn sebn u~niersr iunssn 9sbss
maunsr an ben Singer bsr,dbIeu, BITE ben
Gurus 70 melt tretben, baB iis untsr ibrsr
,abIoieu Dtsneri&aft etsens sinsu Rsss.
baIten, nur UNI ft& uon bemisIbsn bts stwu
antommsnben 1rtsfe NIT Erauerranb ibsr'
rst4sn ,u Iansn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25

eeds Wonate lit i'd on f9Ie@tsr gers
bauuns, ale ansswanttsu WitteI nieten
nidts, BITS id| i9ItsBli3 Or. ausuf R6s
nis's hamburger Eropfsn anuanbte. wsI9e
mid pisbsr po0fdnbis bsritsuten. -
Rettte Wspers, Ro., IL Rorb @larts Str,
@bieaao, 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
Smmrr n0bfl!

Auf benz tirSli9 obssboItsnsu Sisb:
MATTE IN Sanbteot (P,ouius 5aunOun)
ueIIor elm uusudrttSer yauomann istne
Brisftai9s, in Der I'D 1000 Wart tn Ba'
pisrseIb bsfanosu. q stus Srau fano biss
fsIbe unb bdnbists lie Dem Ssrltsrsr wieesr
elm. Sn Der 5rsabe isines 5erssus taufts
oerieIbe Der ebrIi4en Srau sinsn - Sfsfs
fsrtu9su fur so Big.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
SaS aute Wfittel.

photograph (Bu stnsm 5srrn, Der isiusu
5uub photographer ldBD: Bite, msiu
9srr, reosr sic nit Sbrsm Sunbs uon
elmer Wurit, bamit sr frsunoIi4 brsiu'
i9autl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25

Suu,sn Itpsr,s StIbsrisustSduis. SIas ober foltoer
StdsI. Iduft ai IL @osltetuen, gun auBiebsu NIT
S6liNeI 49,. ...........'.' .,."'.'....' $3.50
Dteielbe llbr NIT g.stuer &ert. ..........r TOO
3ruJeu ihpsres SiIbsrisussbduis, Slas eber ions
Der Bedel, Stemmptnhe, Stdle 8ert........... $50
Dieielbe ubr init elstu @srt ....... go. $50
SluSsu iapsres Silbsresbduis, Slas ostr iolissr
Defel, gum auiStsbeH nit SaIihsl. @I9tH ossr
3uuSeH ihweres Stlberseb6uie, Slas oser ioltber
Detei, gum autJtebsu NIT Sala0el, gtstn 0erf... HOO
lu5en idpsrss SiIbergsbduie, 9las oeer iolteer
Eefel, Sttmmutneer, elStu E9trt ...... ....... R.0e
) uubsn iawerss Stl6srssbduis, S~tsmmwtuser,
@Isiu BERT. r.. ............... $50. 1900
an Die ubrsu psrSsu ,ur giuRht ssIaust, psuu bs
@rpreBtoltsu fdr 6tu uuo Der beldblt wsreeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
Sefatist.

Wann: .aber Srau, Ou iisbit beuts
alt aus, 10 alt babe I'D Did nod ME sc:
isben."
Srau: vOas CLAUDE ID wobI. 90 alt
ME beuts bin ID AUDI nod ME ssusisn.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
Sic iolajame Sobter.

,9tsin, 5,au S4uI3su", 10 sr3dbIt bic
5rau RaltuIator Wiusr, .Sis sIaubtu
gar ni9t, mas msine 5lora tir cine folss
fame Todter TT. 8snu id nur rufs,
5Io - ba bipft iis i3oni"
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
w EsTPoRT.

Mrs George Reeves of Brooklyn has
visited Mrs William Renoud.
Miss Bates of Darien has visited Mrs
George A. Darrow.
Lloyd Nash has bought number of
! fine Holstein cattle.
The funeral of Mrs ID. b. Bradley, Jr,
who died on Sunday, after short illness,
took place on Wednesday from her late
residence. Burial in Willow Brook !;
aged 80. Bearers: Charles Harris, +.
N. Taylor, Charles Guyer and j. S. Rich
ards. The services was conducted by
Rev Mr. Ferguson, assisted by Rev j. e.
Coley.
Mrs Peter Buckley and daughter visit
friends at Staten Island.
The reading room and library associ-
alton intend giving an entertainment in
the near future.
The ladies of Trinity parish have Or
ganized literary society with Mrs j.
way MISS LSblIbI
Chapman secretary.
The Terpsichoreans met on Tuesday
evening with Miss Nellie Hurlbutt.
Ezekiel Eaton and Charles Pomeroy of
Danbury have been at c. B. Kemper's.
Mr. and Mrs Alexis Godillot have sail
ed for France.
Willie, son of the editorial Jones,
sports new bicycle.
Joseph Coley of Coleytown gave Il re-
ception, last week.
Richard ID. Andrews rnd family, who
have been in Europe for several years,
are expected home soon.
a birthday party was given, Friday
night, by Miss Edna Bradley.
When Smith Brothers of Saugatuck
finish the old Capt Judah homestead
now owned by DR. Emo, they will have
made of it one of the most delightful
Summer residences on the Sound. The
house Is oiu anu picturesque DuI the
main features will be preserved, although
the building will be nearly doubled in
size.
Rev and Mrs Charles Ferguson ten
dered a reception to members of Trinity
church, last week, in which they were
assisted by wardens of the church, MI
| and Mrs John s. Jones' Mr. and Mrs vii.
liam l.. Coley.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
ROXBURY.

Mrs Dickinson has n severe attack of
measles.
Horace Squire is laid up with pneu-
monla.
Burt futile and wife were made happy,
last week Thursday, by the addition to
their household of fine boy.
Mr. Preston's mansion is being painted
white; several other improvements are
being made, showing that the town is
still alive.
The Easter festival of Christ church
will consist of fine concert, conducted
by William b. Seward and will take place
the second week In May. The celebrat-
ed soprano, Miss Belle Watson of st.
Pauls, Brooklyn, Is engaged to be pres
cnt and there will be an orchestra OF
some % of Roxbury's best singers
There will also be a supper, provided by
the ladies of Christ church.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
FRIDAY, MAY q, 1890.
WOLF PITS.

w. II. Platt Is delivering nursery stock
for J. Austin Shaw of Brooklyn.
Edward Mead sold his four-year-old
colt to Ed Edmonds.
Mr. Hubbard's son is at work for G. A.
Shepard In Bethel.
William Sherman of Ridgelleld spent
Sunday with his mother.
George Duncan is doing Mr. Knowles
farm work. Mr. Knowles is working for
Gilbert Bros. in Bethel.
Mr. Spencer Is working in Bethel for
slgnor, the carpenter.
Mrs George Wells celebrated her Gath
birthday, Monday, with party. The
large number present were royalty enter
talned and she received number of use
full presents.
Eli Iloyt is very low; his daughter,
Miss Lydia, is gaining.
IL Is reported that j. RUSSELL has rent
ed Charles Brotherton's farm.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
HOYDEN,s HILL.

Il. ". Nichols bagged an old fox aud
six young ones, three of which he is tam
ing and expects to find laarket for
them as pets. in the city.
David Hall entertained party of
young folks, recently, to celebrate the
birthday of his son, W. H., the popular
young miller at Bright's.
Asahel Wakeman, who makes over 100
quarts of milk daily, finds market for it
with Nilkmen Hill and Clark, at prices
which would make Newtown producers
enyious, besides fattening some veal.
Mrs Silas Wakeman is again sick; DIR
Durham attends.
Mrs B. A. Salmon has visited Mrs
Silas Wakeman.
Mrs L. B. Wakeman and Mrs Madison
Wakeman have visited Mrs A. Jennings.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

The church on Madison Square catches
goodly number of transient visitors any
fair Sunday morning. New Workers, as
we'll as strangers in the city, look upon
that square rs the place of hotels, res
taurants, banks and clubs. There is on
ly one church on it, and DIR Parkhurst,
who breaches In IL, has breezy way of
putting things that is well calculated to
interest the idle spectators. 81 know"
said he, "a man whose life ambition it
has been to amass a fortune of many
millions. Until he had reached the goal
he promised himself neither rest nor en-
joyment nor benevolence. Every penny
counted toward the grand total. A few
days ago, he was appealed to on behalf
Of a most worthy object. lie gave just
% cents. And in reply to the expression
OF astonishment such n contribution from
n millionaire could not fail to bring forth,
he said: sYou don't know how II hurts
me to give away that rs cents! I've near
iy reached my twenty-million-d
mark Now continued the doctor,
''the name of that man and the partieu-
lars of the affair are known to me and
are at your service"
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
HULL'S FARMS AND
CROSS HIGHWAY.

Charles Guyer is working the Sher-
wood Wakeman farm on shares.
Leslie Hawkins is working part of ID.
b. Bradley's farm on shares.
Abram Buckley lost valuable horse,
last week.
Mr. Gallagher Inns moved into the house
recently purchased.
The many friends of Isaac r. Banks
will be pleased to learn that he has grad
uated with honors from the Bridgeport
business college. Mr. Banks is worthy of
the honors he has achieved. We wish
him success in his future business career.
Butcher Elwood has purchased COW
and calf of II. Addison Banks.
John Hayes is working for Elmer Bulk
ley.
Francis Perry suffers from abscess on
his right side.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

4
The new fence between the property Of
Mrs A. j.. Lyon and Hugh Kyle is a great
improvement.
Mrs Il. b. Wheeler and Mrs Barnum
have put up new fence.
Miss Phebe Titus has returned to her
home in Fairport, N. X, after spending
nearly year with her aunt, Mrs 4. J.
/ Lyon.
| A pleasant event of the past week was
call from Mrs DIR Harris Of Philadel-
! phia.
S. II. Weeks is in Bridgeport assisting
Mrs l.. s. Weeks in moving into her new
home. Mrs Weeks has bought one OF
the six dwellings recently put up by b.
G. Sanford and Mrs Shepard.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

s.
Bills are posted for an auction at Mr.
Bentley in Wells Hollow, this week Sat-
day g. Judson, auetioneer.
Our josi;ll butcher, Daniel j. Shelton
leaving his pair and wagon at Harry
Burr7s for few minutes, returned to
find the line broken and the team enroute
for the Center. The pole was broken
and the wagon left near Harvey Peet's.
0lan Shelton returned from the West,
Saturday.
Mrs James Bradley of Shelton spent
Sunday with her neice, Miss Lille
Brownson
Charles r. Quick and lady friend spent
Sunday at G. e. Quick's.
Charles NJ. Hubben has been cracking
rocks with dynamite on Edward S. Haw-
ley's land.
For the first time in 20 years has Mrs
Edgar s. Wooster needed physician DIR
j. w. Dawson was called to attend a
''last" case of grip.
Mrs William Wakeley is quite sick.
Mrs Charles Nichols and Miss Carlotta
e. Hubbell visit friends in New York
and Rockaway.
Il. l.. Shelton is improving his premi-
ses with new fence.
A large fire ragged in lower Trapfall,
two days last week.
Cornelius Blackman is rushing bust
ness, the street near his shop being lined
with vehicles for repairs.
Herbert A. Blacluhan is living in Shell
ton.
Prayer meeting postponed, owing to
weather, to Sunday, 4th ut 30, Walnut
| Tree Hill.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
STRATFORD.

AS related in the last BEE, some
what peculiar placard was placed on the
door of the Congregational church, las an
outcome of certain differences in opinion
in regard to the affairs of the church. 1t
read:
This church will pay 100 Dollars for the
Corpses OF Samuel T. Houghton and Tom
Fairchild.
1t evidently emanated from some one
who disgreed with Messrs Houghton and
Fairchild. Mr. Fairchild took possession
of the paper and began making inquiries
as to the author. If successful, he made
no sign, though it was thought by some
that he knew the writer.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

During the night, strong hunters were
breaking their way through the snow for
royal fun, and Glanced to hear the voice
of an old woman in prayer. SO they
quietly approached her little window and
listened. As she asked tho Lord to send
her food, they said one to the other,
snow we will have some fun; let us
tumble loaf of bread down the little
chimney and see IL she will think God
sent it." SO they did and the child of
faith took it up from the floor, pressed it
to her breast and exclaimed, "Bless the
Lord, o my soul!" The rowdies could
hold no longer, but called out from the
window, "Are you such simpleton as
to think God sent you that bread9 Why,
We rolled It down your chimney She
turned complacently toward the little
window and smilingly said, "Yes, yes,
the Lord sent it, If the devil did bring 1T"
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
EASTON.

Miss M. Wheeler has visited Miss Ell
wood of Westport.
The scholars of Staples Academy are
talking of getting flag.
Miss Maud Sillimau has spent Il week
with Westport friends.
Service at Christ church, next Sunday
at 2.
J. B. Ward is building carriage house
for Mrs Eliza Silliman.
Mrs William Sherman has visited Miss
Nellie Elwood of Westport.
Mrs Boughton of Bridgeport has visit
ed Mrs j. b. Ward.
Edward Gillett has sowcd about an
acre with peas.
Union service at the Congregational
church, Sunday evening, May 4. Rev
Mr. Gilbert is expected to preach
Mrs Baldwin Beach visits relatives in
Bridgeport.
George Gillett's son has been quite
sick, but is gaining.
The ministers of the neighboring
churches of Easton and Stepney are tc
hold series of monthly meetings, this
Summer. Rev Mr. Nance has invited
them to hold their first messing witt
him at the Baptist parsonage, Stepney
Monday afternoon, May II.
Mrs Daniel Edwards of Trumbull spen
Sunday with Mrs Eli Winton.
Special Examiner of Pensions M. Ii
Chryells has been guest of Levi French
At the adjourned town meeting, the re
port of the committee was read and &C
cepted, but, on account of a defect in tn
warning, no appropriation was made
Meeting adjourned without date. A new
petition is in circulation for anothe
meeting at some future day.
Mrs Frank Bunnell of Greenfield an,
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
SOUTHPORT.

Epworth League will hold their regu-
lar meeting, Friday evening; Miss Gill
bert will have charge.
Josie Angel has gone to Poughkeepsie
to live with Miss Angel.
Mr. Deveaux is having his barn shing-
led; Sherman Adams is doing the. work.
Andrew Sherwood, who has been quite
sick, under the care of DR. Osborne, is
once more able to be out.
Henry Grammar and daughter of New
Haven visit C. A. Grammar.
A quantity of lumber has been pul-
chased in Albany by Staples & Raymond
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02
BLACKROCK.

Mrs William Morrison of New York
has been the guest of Mrs S. M. Bar
tram, Elmshade.
Miss II. l.. Lockwood visits Mrs F.
Burr in Brooklyn.
Miss Alice \. Bartram has returned
from New York, where she has been
with friends.
II. Perry is failing and there are doubts
of his recovery.
A little daughter born to Mr. and Mrs
George Gold was hailed with delight.
William Morrison and family will re-
turn to their villa, June /.
The Newtown bee., 1890-05-02

The family in itself is in peril at four
leading points First, from the careless
way In which law and social opinion al
low the family to come into being through
hasty and unwise marriage. Secondly,
its physical basis is corrupted by unchas-
tity, the most fundamental and far-reach-
ing OF human vices. Thirdly, the family
in some sections of the country, and
among some classes of people, partially
fails of one of Its great objects through
immoral and even criminal unfruitfulness
and In Its weak home nurture. And
fourthly, the family is broken up vio-
lently and carelessly by divorce, and by
kindred Illegal dissolutions, on the direct
or implied plea that remedies are useless
and that the best relief In their case Is
not remedy at all, but the destruction of
diseased conjugal union.-[S Samuel w.
Dixie.