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Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Ge hnnlfe Rihenifnhamnnh

De oanIfe SibenIfabsmGuo. 2abos
observation-disclosures Or. Sauieu os &ielt
babl, 8rOfesiOr 6. gbriitianien, Snipets
tor 0r. 9ppise os Y~rofesipr | 8otanit
@armius, er blepet pol9t til Wteolems
af bet nurite 8ioenifaberues Gel
ffob
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
1attiaaaarbsinasn | 0sltpsb. Got.

tissaarbsbeitprer SEMEN, Tom | no9en
9io bar p9ret anbUlot, er after blepeu
fat paa fri Sob. San tiltales bl. q.
for Saoelisbeosforbrpoelier mob be paa
Gnitalten inblaste tpiuoeliee 5attislems
mer. 9ommen oil fable meo bet fsrite.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

5olfetbinaspa!sene. aisbenbaon,
ben 21oe 4pril. Balsene til Solfetbin'
get faubt Steb isaar unoer tor 9ililut.
ming ooer bele 9anoet. Dperlsberne
ital babe erobret ct Bar gal9treoie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Sronbbiems giIfop. 8rofesior
Su99e bar efter 5~urlpoenoe faaet be
fleite Stemmer til 9rOnobiems 8iipes
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

5crite Snppleant for Iorolanb,
Der efter WOuriunos 9Bo oil ta9e Ylabs
/ Stortbin9et ct Operretsia9fsrer s. s.
Sapis.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Sriitiansiuuo fan ben 29be Sum
iaar ieire $50 aars Subilaum ion
aiObitao, Der oil / Den Nleoning blipt
ai6Olot en- itprre lloitiuing oeritebs.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Sfoleinbpielie. Gn al 3biiteb aom'
mure opfsrt nD BUr9ers us almueifole
for Bi9ebsrn inbuiebes ben Lobe Gpril
meb en- liben Ssitioeli9beb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

ubmeloelie al Statsfirfen. s sos
anger ifal Der blanot en- tor Del al 8es
iclfniugeu bore Itartt paa Gale at
trGoe no al Statsfirfen % banne EFT
5rimenigbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
efoarb.ib.rmsSs bolbtes lsbsapril

tStodbolin. WSoetaabneees al Or. Nils
ion, ION talte uormt for Grbeioerorsa'
niiationsn. Der nebIaebes iraftia Rro'
tsit mob Rissoassmano San GliosiOns
GOrla9 til Sop meo strnf for Strifer
os Brotsit mob ben Jorm. 9asutItots
tets SebunoIins AZ 5orFusst bapbe
iaaet. Msbet par talrigt bsisat.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
9Grlig iortjent! @aarbbruser Sans

yGrIl8 IDrfJeIt! W~datOUrI8er QaHs
Sobanncicn Sanctan9eu / 2une iOm
for Ell WaaueoS Sio Iioen pua en- iaa
pprprenbe 9ruipm Wtnuoe b~ebaroleoe
fin II glarS 9amle Sgn, fproi @utter
life itrnr tunpe itaffe bam ct bOrttpmmet
Srep, og iom for bette fit Sorbolo blep
~tiltalt, bar 20be g(pril fat i'm Dom,
ioet ban peo 3uue MeobOmsret er iosmt
6 Maaneoers Straiarbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Yorseriubilaum. Walerm. S9ou
/ a~alunobors ieireoe ben 13oe Gpril
fit so Vars 8orseriubilaum. Iii sgre
for Subilaren fanot iaftes en- Geitiuitet
Steo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
st rimeliat QUITE. 81

st rimeligt CnIfe. SttitsfapeLlan
ears Siteoal pniter life longer at bore
fin Snfel Sr. SpgueprGit, &iober al
ct. 3. 8. ears officials Nauu, %
han bar bcrior peb boteite &eiolli.
tiun al 20be Marts iaaet Seuiains til
at antaae i'm Wpoers 9taun "@erner"
Tom 6amilicnaou peo Sioen At tit e9et,
iaaleoes at bans Nnpn for 5remtioen
bliuer Cars @erner Siteoal.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Sioligt 5oraar. 8 B~eepnbelien al
Npril innes aser, tilbsrenoe Chr. 0iels
len, S%rat9nuroen / light, 8euoipsiel,
9rRsle paa Wnrfeu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Oct npe COLLECTING tommer bereiter til
at beitaa al 30 Ssire, AZ Snmmenimels
tere pg go Rdoltale.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Doe. SsrD,s bsisHotsisrs for ffaosrsHs, elaai
o. 8enn,r. at bet bar bsbagsi CUB I TN 9tsSom btt
Jsoeu at ~bortfatbs, iom 0i b8abtr, 40 Ct tssrt Fip min
tiots Dtosfr Dtarta Nasoal,us eos, isOt GbuHsnisu.
en- aIba Of 50 aar. 7 NdaHsosT o. ~ Dass BEN 24S,
B1arts 1872. gun tom buttl ira 6sm. Gum Sosu,
Rtbs amt. GGnmati.
5rsb mte bit Siso. o,lfaur part bit Blubsl
Rortb Btsrina. 92oint. Z. n. eos.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Sen Ierite &irfe | Sanmarf, / buil.
fen Der er inofsrt eleftrif Belpsning, er
S~pnasosen | ais6enbnun. Den oplps
ies af 400 @%lpoelamper.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
5or at rette paa pooi.rn.s aaar.

- aN'ts puu SpuItkutr NuuI,
lori man ertlenoer er for TRANCE | Sore
bold til oeres betDoninssiulos 6jernina,
- nrroelesbeo tanlte for at retts paa
WlsiorbOlbet melem SiBlOoiers % Sp.
looiers Snota9ter, pnatauses nebfat en-
en- Departmental aomite.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
I'm pnr0i5uf0 Spr5f.

9. 3ielien / Better Sasiina tisbte iors
nplis nO9le 9urif. 8eb Rensjgriu9en
af oi8ie fanotes ben enc at iuoeboloe ct
Sub enseitgtfe, piitrof en- 9utat.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
apnaeparrets @ulhbrnauu.

traffes MI oueralt / 2anoeis Bper 5or.
anitaltninser til fore 5eItlisbeber paa
9oneeparrets @ulobrplupsbas, ben
26oe Wioi.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

oIiOu. StrOsS b,fisnetaisr,s for iraOar,Hb, sIast
o. 8,Husr, at bet b,baqsos sub fin 8isoom at 5outaIst
ira esi, til ct b,srt bitm 10 al pore bait ,it,O, BSrn.
G,dlia saroIiHt osst ben %, Hprtl I en- alor al . Har.
% II Dtaau,bsr, o. Bsrttns btsHs osos ben III, aprtI {
en- Gl0u al 2 Nor. . Daoausou Os II Dea,. De ssOs
bss9t al Diit,rlt.
5r,o mso 6sr,s Stsp. p,Rsnd UsI, suts Wius,l
Ole 3. Giion. Dlrs. Gtua ClioH.
Bito Rict, Rormau Co., Wiuu.. teu 2g5, aprtt 1891.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Snbifpo Is 9euts oa tien s15.

8si1rtt5s Ts IN anbtn 5aush1 Jnblgq ct 2sG,His
6rimat'e o1 ipsts, ON Ut q paalib,list: tHttH -Ftrit
Aattoual Beat, minneapolis, 3ttHH., lIbqiD uns al
Farm. Stock & Home, minneapolis. u6QtDstn, Of
4linnsapotis Tribune, Journal 'na "Globe,.
9to NootaatitH al Is esHts oil Ui isH5s Dsm irtt. NIB
grprs5, port SIS olbyrs RdtalOq, in6sbol5enbt 0pu
10000 Btu,tsr % SriitI al Sstuparsr. CpHs, Rniptsi.
esOar.. B,polDtrt. Buasiu, karstber, Slabu.
di,esrDogue, SarmDoaHt, ptoas. 6dTpsr. Nstsmatiuc,
BtHbstrdab. Barb Wire, S0isisi,r, SIoSs, Stsutsr o.
Gto, Sablsr. gulotsi. Stolt. 8orbs "a aas Slaas
WsSf,r. Reb b,nu, FatafOs Tan De fisbs Bortr Ito,
laa btuigt, fem Bass sasn 2 igbmaus tsbsr ssm. arer
De tt,s. etuH, Ratafss otlbs ipart Bem o. Duts
B,nn,r SIS O1 TtiiriD
Il. NJ. Roberts Supply House,
510 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

GridIon. 49, esrpsb b,Iuotgistss ior iraoarns,
Slpst o. 8sHu,r. at min flare D1aus etrHt ertdisu
bsbs 5sn lO5t 5tbr. 1892. fsst GtssuoIs. Norge, ben fbt
S.ptsmbtr 1892. Rot Ssaariss ~lptttliss tgattfab
u,iFsH,e,s mss 8 Bsrn. bpsroi 5 u ioubsansns III bet
sOis, Siu. o. trt btgraba NIB mtg ben fare Hioso,.
StOr "a Dor Sors % port saOu. men CUB ct DOT Jtts
fust, ban blalpu nu Os tfI ,pis no.
9r,S m,o bit z,so. BtlRausi Uatt BIT RtHb,I
Dlaris GrifIOu.
5oistou. pof Co. Dinn. ben 265s Ryril isg2.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

paufsu. - 5GOto bsttHblsisr,s ior Iraua rtHst
SlGst % 8,uutr. at miu bot sIf,,o, puiiru Rortbt
9aari,, f. Gisrt,nhao sfirs I0t,H. D %, 9st aVrtI; bun
uer tsbt ben 1872 Suit 1915. 10 Ssuusr o. en- Dattu
btgrabu m,o mtg Eabst Of en- sm ROSU % rar
9Gsttuas. gHbr,u pdHi,H.
a~aussboro. Dinu. ben vi, sprii 1891
"SianslHaueu" b,bts soobsosi albt optols.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Onfes.

0nifes. 80 Bigger TT at nrbeioc /
- Dor Overall 5nbrt. 5taoigt arbetoe oa
goo Detailing. gii betnier aoit for 8eapHr
osre iUr 8 Tiger, msosnS be lRrer. &aisa
ifrdr The Mons Anderson Co, ga erOsie,I
gSis. 26lat3
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Gen irauife 0orbIoeifabre pil iub.

tr9fe paa Rbeoer ueo &~isbenbaun ben
22oe Wui for at gisre Sonnsr / Qnlebs
ming al @ulo6rpaups 6sttioeli9beoerne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Zen 8be April fplbte Song Gbriitian
ben Hienoe fit 74be Gnr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

gebrageriet | 0ornborg Spare'
fasie. Sparetnsiens tiol. Gormano,
8. Yeterien, er iogmt / aars SCRIBE
OrtnssbusarbeiOe og Suseus OmtOIts
ninaer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

safttrab. - esrots bs',n5iqlsr,s for lruSErtuSs
Stagt Os gsnnu. at bet btbaa,S, sab I HH Bisbom Of
boriialbs ira bette tl ct bssu yip mtH tore 33auo VITA
SobniOn Bafsruo Dan par isei I Diobum. Norge.
1897. ca bsot Blarisu. Bis.. BEN sst dpril 1891 s'ttr
mango HGrs Suaabso. oeT esru btat95u mtb mia
Label al ,u tiprlts Jabr o. % s,aat.
@irt gahsru6.
Natita, mis-. T. ptsaioH.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Sanmarf bar III benilset $4,000
til 8erbensuotiainsen ! Gbicaso.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Satobfoa. 9sroso b,fisrStaisrs bet Sststus
Buetab for iriuauuot 5taal o. Bsun'r. at bet Be-
tassst eetr,H I I'm 8isson al ~bor,'dts, ira s,ti, 9tp ~
ct bsbtt Uot bstt ,o 70, Datisr 9aariaH, IObins Jatob'
iSn I en- aIsu al ct daE % fOtt,H Dast. pun bss,
,ftr ~, Dasts Spssom.
Jrso m,s btHOfs Gtse. UtlRsR,i Bzr, b,nS,s WiuSt.
Dlatis JaeObiou. Soesb JaesbioH.
gibspolo. 9fart Co., Bts.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

SSHs. 6rVto b,t,nsiaIsr,s ioS irop1rsns, sisat
% Ben net. at 6tt,H boritarbts Ots IN bahis Tpb
fstftu RsifioH Coma. Dan car fsbi BEN soc RartI
1915. o. bsos ben 8sis Gpttt 1872. afsse, ism ~
sn,rtia mte I'm samtu, I sartt 1854. o. boiutt, hs I
totpn Of Nrspis. bOsr ban Rbsu bar bost. paH bsb,
bes FIN Dattsr. p1rs. Gle siIbciiou. o. ~tiriasr "a
ouitrn o. . bstr, idnt IL Bsru,ssru % 10 esrH,ssrn,
Bern.
5r,S utO bans stsv. u,IaaH,t oar, ssuI UluS,i
1rs. " oaIoOrfon.
Araalt. "a Eaaslh 60. @lstonhn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

9igbrGnbinsslopen er bleusn unber.
ifrepen al &ongen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

@tsufeio, g. 4, goui q Rofao 800,
psurp V. RBlo 800. .......... 300
Iecordb Ole urHeis.. ........ LOO
ct. Selsnd, Peb.. 9obu J. Rsiiou.... rs
@ooOs1. Soma, Chr. " Au0crioH $50
gianuillC, y. T.. gir5. &. wgre ..... so
3HoiamItt peo Nitis NldthilOe Rodss
noio, BiSSwogo 5ownittp....... 1910
R,HIig ia }sia,ub, aHtsDu PsN,H. Q 0 Rs6is
lssIs. . . svtHrasf. 5ssn 1aHl,u, Rtr RpaH,
Ri3ad Dsuoau' amts 1rss. B0sr 81; q . eirt,bu
ptrs 4 . siTi,bp, Rlrtta strt,bp. . b kirssbg, gbos
GouHs /. JobH n goD,u, Utous Gaam. Issu 4 Staten,
oisE Ssrds,. Wr8 Z 5tspAmB, Na aas R0s5olo. bosr
g. Gtuts 90 Gariss9ta ID gsuts; IRIS Q O RosBs
sofS. Brs cts G Birss woISisa aSssOoio. Ctsas
erF. Hsia' gsutn. gajHs Bana,n. Raris Guaui.
sr,ssrif e gosisr, aHais tarfsn, Rdrla F,titlpysu.
D . tanssH, Oh ers,, spu - d,utJ; Rvs StHs
BHaS paina staim, 6ari 6art5boTs. seer 20 dsuts.
Salt. s2f.s5
y. NHnHoieu.
New Hampton, Iowa, Mayo, 1892.
Received Of Il. Anundsen t21. So for tho
Russian Relief Fund.
A. f. BrsELow. Treas.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Ran Rogeu gibe mig Gam. 2. Relions
Noresie? 6nn opbolot ig ! 9loquet, Mtnn,
/ 3erembfr gtGaueo. - Gdrl Nelion, 22I
0eoar aOe, WinutapoliS, Miun. 362
Yiiu Sgn gti NHbcrioH, 10 War gauimeI,
fOrlOo NIT 6Jem ben 27oe Gpril, on 9uaen
bar iioen bBrt eler iet uogst III Fam. On
Roqen iiuI0s otoe, bpor BON oyboloer ia,
piIoe man qigre mtg en- flor 5ieueite pso at
uuoerrette mig osronL Dan unr / Ine
SperoogstIGoer 90 haooe tnqsu Beugs, oa
Ig iioii ino BAN. Aoresie: pans GnoerieH,
Seueca y. @, Gosiuib Co., Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Gait Gienoo,t
tilfatas tntr ttnttt.

spsrfis',msHtr. iaaism 'sarta uHiIas'. 'sus nc.
ioiss-. out ti1,s-. -Tlnsfs lsoiq-, 'efaSs ssss'
s'u., vt no M al insrsass iE / G,H, ". CrS ., isss
Gems. su''itsT e~oaaaOr. 3 81. 9~srsostiss ri e
SaSn rauss ior,t Gro. spufisitntuis. sr E.ssl'
ieass al b,tdttns, iasss .Ns pt.isstL
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Siiiaias. - Gn 100 acres 1rR-
"Nlam~ 4 9PiI ira @orouu, ben beoiis
Bg I Sbcrtoau So, glebra'ia. Ueo The ~.
i. and w. v. Rail Road, 10000 5rReE
pIun,eoe, 25 Ncres Upopriet. Brts $1,000
Gpcr eUeite Ncrc fan 6prtes. 9anott er be-.
liggenoe I Nntelopes1 afeu. for urrmsre
EplpsHtnger lirip enteu pdd Rorft eler I'm.
gelll % a~orcSier 8reUsus Ill Bpr 70, Jres
mont, Icb. 384I
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Giteriporgiel.

gi,riDsrI,r i~Hoia3,s 5,tit,r Tor en- sats Gent sr.
ors. On e%ostao, f. o. S~ot5oafaS III ct Rasn. req
mes ior It Gro. Vt aVuttsfsm,nit "Dtsorass Doa,H.
lgi,s a~niassis al 75yOJ I'll 1000 Bsa uaG aSsr.
rsl,m,utsr. Der zee t,0iasss At eaaliHa tasb tee
Smfgu ttL
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

.TtNalgs.-Io pepper Og ct 5st
- ttlialas biligt. "1scprnb,g oiten's Or.
petition dnptier.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Siialgs. Seq bar tilialgs Bis
coHitH oOuis paa &nter Street, iulos
ltPuotg msbIeret % i~oripuet mto ole
mooerne 1JmprOoemeuts", ] ACreS qano
meo a%rteitlt Brsno % en- tor Stab for 90
6ete. 3et or bet Deb . bei99te potsl tBpeR.
gRaa i9l8s pna @rnuo al oaarlr9 Selbreo.
Wan benuenoe ~ itrar I'll &lltant SnalsE
Real Estate Agent. Spdrtn, Bis. 841s.3
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Tiiai9s for bnlu Bris, en- Butt.
bpaWng meo 9eboelissrum I BORT, q.
8aiotn. ueiieHror 3eptts Gais. 5or uRrmere
Beifso ltrtu TT a. anberior, @hittlssl
g8tS. 3gls4
The Newtown bee., 1892-03-11
BEDDING.

Mrs Hugh Langan is visiting her brother, J. Tucker.
 J. Sherwood Adams eXcmplifies the Scripture saying,A merciful man is mer- ciful to his beast. He has a horse 30 years old, which is still a good traveller and exhibits few signs of her great age. It is MT Adams's boast that. though he has owned her 3 years, he has never touched her with a whip. No money could buy this faithful animal.
 The funeral of Frederick Olmstead took place on Monday noon at his late residence. Rev W. J. Jennings of1iciat- ed. He died on Friday from acute pneu- monia. He was son of Jared Olmstead, for many years one of the prominent men of Bedding. Going to New York, when yet a young man, he accumulated turned to his native place and bought the Smith Grey homestead. Three years ago, he was chosen first selectman. Being interested in Danbury property, he went back and forth on the the cars nearly every day and it was on one of his daily trips that he met with the accident that so nearly proved fatal, but which had nothing to do with his death. He left a widow and three children: John. who is in business in New ' York J. Fred. who has charge of a section of the American telephone line and Mrs Zal- mon Read, who, with her husband, re- sides at the homestead. A man of gen.
The Newtown bee., 1892-03-11
FAIRFIELD.

The new barn built for Ben Bray, 17xl7, is nearly completed. George Dean is doing the work.
 The selectmen decided Monday, to pay to J. F. Noble $4 toward the rent of the house occupied by Mary Anderson.
 Rev c. H. Smith will speak on ''Heroes and Herones of New England" Tues day evening, 22d admission 25 and 15c. Will Carlton, New England's favorite, will come Tuesday evening, 29th.
 There is little jangle between Bridge port and Fairfield over bill of $l91 S1 against Fairfield for allowing children of John c. Curtis of Adams Express Co.,, who live in Fairfield, to attend school in Bridgeport.
 The Burr Osborn will case has been settled, the 20 odd first cousins getting $20O0 to give up the contest. The estate inventoried $64, 1885 95, of which $56, ,66O was disposed of by will, leaving a residue of $9525 to be eaten up by the law suit. John w. Warehouse gets SIS, 300 in land, $6000 in cash and SLIGO in personal es- tate, Joseph Sturges and the Osborns get S27, 100, Hope chapel 5000, Fairfelds Congregational society 5000 and home missions $l00.
 Tuesday, two Italians, John Carlson and Thomas Lealey, were arrested by Constable Nash. They were so drunk that they were unable to stand. We'd nesday morning, they were brought be- fore Justice Wells, pleaded guilty and were each fined $4 and costs. They were both badly bruised about the face and, from appearances, had been engag- ed in a fight.
 Some time ago, the carriages of MT which are at the Gates car riage shop in Bridgeport, were attached. One of Chapman's sons went to Bridge port, paid the bills and the carriages have now been attached by Dr w. H. Prophett for a bill of $210. Ellsworth Chapman claims that the carriages are his, not his fathers. It is probable that a replevin suit will be brought for their recovery.
The Newtown bee., 1892-03-11

I am making plans to sell more shoes, this Spring, than I eyer have yet.
 I've had a big trade, am proud of it's extent; but it can be larger. don't sell 'em all; am going to try though. How?
 By using customers so well they'll want to buy here.
 Many dealers, some of lem here in Bridgeport, buy their shoes of the wholesaler,pay him profit, take such styles as he keeps, such quality as he sends; then come as near fitting cus- toner as they can with such stock. want better stock, mere careful work and to BUY LOWER.
 l go back of the wholesaler to the man who makes them. Of course, get better shoes. I know what my custom CTS want. And you can be sure and get the closest prices.
 I've done better, this season; there are improvements every year.
 The new, goods are beginning to come in now.
 Fair treatment always; no jockey ing; if complaint is made, it is right ed.
 Another thing, no credits. l can af- ford to sell lower than if I charged half sold.
 want your trade.
 John c. Rowland.
The Newtown bee., 1892-03-11

week Thursday evening, at the close of the Endeavor meeting. This society is very prosperous. The people appre- ciate the advantages of such a meeting and the school house is crowded almost every night. The society now numbers B members and is steadily growing.
 Stephen Parks will soon begin to lay the foundations of his new store. The dirt from the cellar is used in grading the bridge road, which sadly needed it.
 It has been reported that other builG- ing lots are for sale.
 The Sunday evening services at the Congregational church will hereafter be- gin at o'clock. The service, Sunday evening, will be a missionary concert led by Mrs Elmore T. Nichols and subject, "India." The concert will consist of a responsive service, short addresses, a missionary letter, music, etc.
 William F. Beach is getting out poles for the Bridgeport Copper Co.
 s. c. Beach has visited in New Mill ford, where his wife is sick.
 s. J. Parks has bought land of w. s. Wheeler near the center pound, where he will build a store.
 John Ward is building a new picket fence in front of his residence.
 Tait & Son began to run their factory night and day, Monday, to fill orders.
The Newtown bee., 1892-03-11
TRUMBULL.

w. E. Sterling is getting out material for several hundred feet of new fence.
 J.H. Williams is sick; Dr R. Lauder of the Park City attends.
 Among the most notable Improvements in this vicinity Is that which F. s. Ster- ling has just finished. All the brush and undergrowth in the roadway fronting his land have been cleared up. Not only this, but his numerous fields have receiv- ed the same attention. MT Sterling is a successful farmer and, as every one knows, grower of fine fruit.
 Miss l.. H. Wooster has been very sick in Goshen.
 Plumb Bros.' new grocery store pre- sents a neat and inviting appearance. They have large supply of new goods which they purpose to sell at home as cheaply as they can be procured in the city. The store is now being painted by c. J. Thorpe of Nichols.
 Plumb Fairchild is dangerously sick with pneumonia at the Atlantic hotel, Bridgeport.
 Mrs Stagg of Stratford has been spend ing a few days with her mother, Mrs Lewis Brinsmade, who is slowly gaining.
 Mrs George Bouton, after severe at tack of pneumonia, is recovering.
 Daniels Farm c. E. sociable at John Hcnrietta's, Thursday evening. All are welcome to these gatherings.
 The lecture omitted, last week, on ac- count of the storm, will be given, next
The Newtown bee., 1892-03-11
LYONS PLAIN.

Harry Nichols and Frank Treadwell are sick.
 Mrs Maria Banks was called to South Norwalk, Monday; her daughter, Mrs Albert Platt. was very low. Miss Sarah McElvey will be taken to the Bridgeport hospital, as soon as pos sible.
 Mrs Mary L. Fanton's horse is sick :; Samuel Coley of Westport has been call ed.
 The rector of Emmanuel was assisted, Sunday, by Dr Riker of Portchester, N. Y.
 Miss Bertha Brady of Wilton spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs T. ". Tread well.
 Mrs w. MeElvey of Bridgeport has been at Mrs l.. R. Hoyb's caring for her sister-in-law, who is ill there. Misses Ada and Annie Pulford have re- turned to Bridgeport friends. Mrs B. Brady has returned to Wilton after two weeks at T. W. Treadwelrs.
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BRIDGEPORT.

MT and Mrs Plumb Fairchild, who have been at the Atlantic hotel during the Winter months, are both dangerous ly ill with pneumonia.
 Mrs L. Hathaway of SIS State street has just returned from New Britain, where she was called to attend the funer- al of brother-in-law.
 Miss Annie B. Peck of Prospect street has accepted position as stenographer with Holyoke, Mass, Hydrant Co.,, and gone to live in that city, much to the re- gret of many friends.
 $. s. Sanford, organist at St. Johns church, has gone to Florida for a few weeks and w. Weidenhammer will offici- ate during his absence.
 Dr F. M. Wilson read an unusually in- teresting paper before the Scientific soci- ety, Tuesday evening, on ''Random Shots at Medical Error" He spoke of the many disadvantages placed on medical men on account of prejudices and laws. Among them were the objections to an autopsy, which is really necessary for scientific knowledge, but against which there are the strongest laws and preju- dices; of the State law commonly known as the medical tramp law," which makes our State one of the dumping grounds of quack doctors and the good nature of the public that lets anyone con- coct any kind of sure cure medicines in bottles, whether it be good or bad. New members added to the society were Dwight Morris and E. B. Plumb. Next Tuesday evening, Dr George L. Porter will read paper on the popular verdict on the question, ssIs Life Worth Living?n
 A pleasing and enjoyable literary en- tertainment was given by the Odd Eel lows, in their hall in Franklin block, last Friday evening. Recitations by Mrs Brown, singing by male quartet, piano duets by Prof Spinning and daughter and solos by George Hawley and others were we'll received. Jerome Mays banjo clnb were on hand and, as usual, receiv- ed unstinted applause.
 Died, 9th, Miss Juliet s. Ireland, S3 :; 9th, William French of 102 Nichols street, 6S. In his early years, MT French was clerk at Long Hill.
 William E. Wheeler, formerly of North Bridgeport, died at the insane re- treat, Saturday.
 Elmer Magee of Magee & Gillette has been sick with grip.
 Edgar Dean has had large force of men at work in the rear of his home on North Main street ditching and improv- ing the grounds.
 John Willis has opened the season by buying wagon built by Wheeler Bros, Easton.
 Baker A. w. Wallace and wife are in Florida.
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GREENFIELD HILL.

c. E. meeting, Friday, 4th, was led by pr Plumley. Frank Perry is to lead the next meeting.
 The young ladies society gave sur prise tree and supper at the parsonage, Wednesday evening, 9th. Admission 15c.
 Teachers meeting, Friday evening, 1lth, at academy hall.
 Mrs Hezekiah Banks died on Saturday afternoon, 9th. She had been ill but a few days and it was at first thought not seriously, but her illness developed into pneumonia. The funeral was held at her late residence on Tuesday afternoon, 8th, Dr Plumley officiating. She was most estimable woman and one of the church here. Her husband and relatives have the sympathy of the whole com munity. She leaves four children: Rev George W. Banks of Guilford, Henry W. Banks of Southport, Dwight M. Banks and Mrs Simeon Pease of Greenfield.
 George Skene will move to the Grant homestead about the 17th.
 Frederic Bronson was in the place 18th.
 A good number at the singing class, Monday, 7th. The question of continu- ing the lessions during another quarter was brought up and it is thought they will hp confirmed
 The regular monthly meeting of the li- brary association was held on Monday evening, 7th.
 Principal w. N. Parker was announced Thursday night, on ''The Boy and Girl of Today