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NM. IT. W. Whitehead ct ". II

MN. II. ". Whitehead ct ". II.
Price, de Lafourcle, apres avoir
passt unc dizaine de lours les plus
aereables 4 Washington, sont revenus
dimanche dernier. enchantes de leur
voyage. Pendant qu'ils etaient dams
ia capItale, le froid a etc DIES plus
lntenSeS.
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MN. Leblanc & Barker sur leur
hahitation 'Clotilda' moLtent cette
aimee un pan, pour e~xploiter
leur recolte ct celles de leurs voisins.
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Quoique K Dr.. J.. 4. Blanchard
ait vendu son habitation, il continuera
a resider dams la paroisse Lafour-
che.
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lie cane de la nouvelle maison
DIES Demoiseiles Naquin est tout
monte ct EresIuc tout entourre.
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PEIITES

miles.
81 lAllemangne Il un reporter ACE
de II ans, l'Angleterre est fiere dc
posseder I'm edlteur de %journa! age
de II ans.
Tn seul arbre d'acajou rGcemment
coupe en- planches dams lie Honduras a
realise n somme de $4,000 II le
marche european.
Tn s~aisseau de guerre francais 4
pris possession de Kerguelen, connu
sous lie nom Gle File de Ia D~esolation,"
dams rOcean lndien ct qui fut de
couverte par lie Davigateur francais
kerguelen, en- 1772. On dit Quill Y
4 DIES mines de Charlton sur cette lie.
Zenas 4. Brice, vieillard de 81 ans,
de Rochester, n. Y, demande un
divorce avec Adelaide Brice, sa
femme qui, ellie, est agee de "a ans.
Brice nest marie que depuis lie mois
d'octobre dernier. II allegue que sa
femme lui a cache o aye, lors dies
fianeailles.
On rapporte qn'un mineur Negro il
Knob Noster, Mo, est tcmbe sur Ia
tetc dune hauteur de 81 pieds. La
violence du chloe 4 cause lie bris dune
epaule, mails Ia tete sur laauelle. il est
tombe ma reeu qu'une blessure super
ticielle. VOLTA ce qu'on peut appeler
une tete dure.
LIE plus gros homme du Congress
american est lie representant Stone,
du 23eme district de Ia Pennsylvania.
Ii u six pieds six pouces de haut ct
est gros en- proportion.
II est question de construire un
tunnel sous-marln entire pEcosse ct
Ilrlande. Ii aura % miles de
long.
Les Allemands font de fausses
dents en- papier qui imitent parfaite-
ment les dents naturelles ct durent
DIES ann6es.
La refine Victoria d'Angleterre a 6
enfants, 36 petits-enfants ct 13 ar
riere-petits-enfants. Peu de souve-
peuvent en- dire autant.
L'Eglise catholique a I'm espace de
vingt mile pieds cares sur lie terrain
Exposition, a Chicago, pour son
usage. L'Eglise m6thodiste, n'ayant
que 1000 pieds, Sc propose de ne pas
etre representa- a Exposition. Ce
refus semble sentir la jalousie.
Tn savant ~professeur danois pre-
tend etablir que lie poids de la terre
auglnente chaque aimee par suite de
Ia chute Il notre planete dune
poussiere de fer. &c fer proviendrait
aes etoiles filantes, scion lui, ct tom
oerait sans interruption, tantot mele
i la neige, tantot a la pluie.
c. H. Pearson, un anglais, a ecrlt
IN livre dams lequel il cherche a prou-
que les grandes races du monde,
,'esta-dire les peoples europeans,
oerdent chaque jour du terrain, ct
lue les Chinois, les Hlndous ct les
M6tis de rAmerique du Sud seront
les peoples les plus ciyillses
lu globe terrestre.
On mande de Chicago yu'une
%pauvret6 regne en- cette vile
.et hiver. Pas moins de $500 famil- |
es sont dams lie plus profound denue-
nent.
Tn syndicat compose dies plus |
Inciennes ct DIES plus importantes
,rasseries de New York ct DIES allen |
Went de Sc former avec TN
de $4,000, 900.
Une femme nominee Wllbar. de
Ind, est devenue folle de la
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- . -

La iolie bats, e dc Mr.. Ellis Brand
SUI ia rue jackson tn vote de ron
struction conn ente Il bien pa1aitre.
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LIZ
R O
pV Or. PlERRE


est un des mei'leurs remedies de notre Epoque. II
nettoie le sang, renouvelie la viialile, enlAve du
corps tout gerue de lnaladie, ct met en- meme temps
les organes dams de BONES conditions de ~fonction-
nerDeEt. La nedecine sc compose dc plus de trente
sortes d'ingredlents diferea Is, tires principaiement
du REGIME Vegetal; il est tonnu It en- usage depuis
plus de cent ans. Son err plot a etc tres ava tageux
dams la generalite des maux qni dc nos jours affec-
tent lhumanitee ct principalement dams rs maladles
qui procurement du sang ct deS d6sordres de festo-
mac, teiies que constipation, Ht1ax de tete, nal die
des rognons, condition biiieuse, iaunisse, rhuma-
tisrnes, hydronisie, dyspepsia, Indigestion, fevre
internittente. eresyr6l,s S. boutons il Ia face. PRISONS
ct fievre, %scrofule, plaIes puruieutes, demangeai-
sons, vers, dartrcs, Clous, eruptiofs cutai ees, ex-
cro,ssances cancereuses, raux ct plaies, douleurs
dams lie systeme ossenx, enaciation, maladies de
fen1rncs, faiblesse, bronchites, rougeoIc, faaux de
reins, tourdissements etc.
ale EoVoEo nest pas une medicine hrevetee, ct il
nest pas en- ycnte chez les dfceuistts; mai mus
par I'm sentiment de gratitude envers lie docteur ct
deSireux de fare participer le genre human aux
~henetices qu'il> en- ont recus. les homnes ct les
femmes qui ont etc cU6ris par &c reinede en- 'sont
devenus les agents ct lie fa2t ai.si parvenir aux
malades les plus eloignes.
II une erande valeur CONNIE rem6le de faInille,
Acknowledgement pour les aierSoGnes qui derneurent
q une grrnde distance des m6decins ct DIES pharn1a-
ciens. ~rem9de ne peut pas Gtrc ohtcru DIES dro-
guistes, mais settlement DIES agents locaux. Pour
plus arnples inforrnations ct sill re sc trouve pas
d'agent dams votre voisinage. ecrivez au DIR. Peter
Fahrney, II2-iI4S. How're Ave. Chicago, Ill.
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F.

On est actuelle ment a renouveler
toutc la charpente du pont de Thibo-
daux.
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lie Bayou Latourche monte tou-
jours ct a deja atteint 10 pieds au-
dessus fe leau la plus base. 4
Cairo ct a Vicksburg reau a monte
plus dun pied mercredi dernier. II
est a souhaitcr que les eaux oui
descendent, s'ecouleront facilement,
ct quill ny aura rien d'alarmant dams
lie montage qui nous arrive.
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De Mr.. Beauregard Leblanc, ge-
rant experiments de lhabitation
Laurel Valley nous apprenons
qu'avec la semence de 100 acres de
cannes planttes en- automne, lis ont
plante $50 acres, ct ont tini cette
semaine. Avec IN temps propice,
Ia recolte de cette habitatlon sera Ia
plus forte dams cette paroisse.
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kequiescat in pace.

L'habitation bush Grove" a OBJ.
tenu I'm droit de passage pour cons
truire Ia petite vote ferr6 en- contem-
platoon, depuis Bush Grove" jusqu'a
lhahitation de Mr.. Alexandra Lepine.
&c right Of scay est de 30 pieds de
largeur, ct est obtenu pour v;ngt ans.
Nous felicitons les habitants lie long
Gle cette route une fois ce chemin
construct, ills seront en- position de
tirer un profit reasonable de Ieurs
terres en- j cultivant la canine a sucre.
ii serait a oesirer que de parellles
votes fussent constitutes tout lie long
DIES deux rives du Bayou Lafourche j;
alors labondance au foyer domesti-
que regnera. dams toutes les families.
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Tine bagarre, causee par trop de
boisson, a ell lieu dimanche dernier
au magasin de MIR. Andre Galjour.
en- bas du Cut Off. Tn nomme Oscar
Danos a donne un coup de couteau a
MIR. Toussaint Guidry, lie coup por-
tant IN peu au-dessous de la region
du ceur ; on GRANT que la mort Sen
sulve en- tout cas- lie blesse est dan
gereusement a%tteint, ct MI. Danos est
aujourd'hui en- prison a Thibodaux,
attendant lie resultat.
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La constitutionalite lie 10 question
DIES dalles a riz, tuyaux ct autres
conduits dams les levees du Bayou
Lafourche a etc plaidee devant la
cour de District cette semaine. lie
iugement sera rendu lundi proclaim.
Par consentement, les avocats f1ent
I'm test case dams l. affaire de rEtat vs.
DR.. j. A. Blanchard. LIE Capt.
Winchester representait l'Etat ct lie
Juge Beattie lie defendant. La ques-
ton en- litige est une jolie question,
ct on en- attend lie Judgement avec un
vif interet.
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On annonce qu'un hollandais, de
religion protestante, qui aassiste Fan
nee derniere au pelerinage de
Lourdes. Went de faire don dune
somme de trois millions de francs
pour Reinforcement lie leglise pafois-
STALE du celebre pelerinage ~franeal>.
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lie Rev. Pere C. NJ. Menard a ete
indispose e jours-ci, ct a obtenu les
bons services du pere Cnrioz, 5, j.,
de la Nouvelle Orleans, qui a celebre
la grand'messe dimanche. LIE Rev.
Pere Menard est maintenant mleux.
ct lie pere Curioz est retourne en- vile
lundi soir.
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La Legislature Il sanctIonne IL
projet de loi interdisant les comuats
de boxeurs dams la California, u>ec
on sans giants. Toute con~trayention
era consideiee CONNIE n felonie.
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Notre representant du has de
Lafourche, Mr.. Marcilien Delaune,
passait les %journees de lundi ct de
mardi a Thibodaux, ct nous avons
Ell lie plaisir de quelques minutes de
conversation ave lui. II nous rap
porte que les travaux dams les champs
sont tres-avances, ct que Ia recolte
d'onions est DIES plus bellies !; que les
souches de cannes sont excellentes, ct
lie plant q etc bien conserve, ct
qu'avec une saison propice, les
recoltes seront abondantes cette an
nee.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
LONG HILL.

The entertainment that was to have been held in the hall. April z, by rhe school for the benefit Of the villag" i'm proyement society, will be postponed un' til April l3. ou account Of sickness. Mrs Beardsley, one of the teachers. and some of the scholars are on the sick list.
 There will be special Easter service in the Methodist church Sunday school at 12.15 next Sunday.
 Mrand Mrs Barlow were in Long Hill last Sunday.
 R. c. Toucey's hired man is to move to Bridgeport, this week.
 Some of F. L. Turney's family have been sick but are getting better.
 While August Smith was away to work on Tuesday, some one broke into his house and took a new suit of clothes and a good overcoat. Judging by the cloth ing left in the house it must have been the work of tramp.
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Legislative Gossip.
Capitol. Hartford, March B. 1893.

Capltol, Hartford, March 70, 1855.
 The act amending Section 27S5, gener- al statutes, changing relationship within which marriage is lawful, was rejected.
 The act to prevent pool selling was favorably reported and tabled for the calendar.
 The bill to have the American flag dis played on all public school houses was passed.
 The fraudulent coneealment of proper ty was made misdemeanor. The House adjourned at 1210 and 200 members went to .derden to visit the Re- form school, where collation. was serv- ed and the members inspected the grounds and buildings. March 24 The House rejected the bill abolishing the poll and military communication taxes {; also rejected the bin to make grand jur- ors personally liable for costs of prose- cution in case of failure to convict. The resolution concerning an investi- gation of the Connecticut state prison
 was received. Mir Wood moved that it lie on the table. The vote disclosed no quorum and the speaker then declared the House adjourned. March 2S. The Dill cnanglnS the blme TOT the election of justices of the peace, was un- favorably reported and on motion was laid on the table and ordered put on the calendar.
 The state prison investigation bill was
 brought up and Mir Wood moved that it lie on the table. The vote was by aye and nay; whole vote 1S4, yes no, no "A. Consequently the resolution lies on the table.
 The act providing for the payment of expenses of clerks of the superior court | in Litchfield and Windham counties was | taken from the table and passed. The bill compelling all manufacturers,
 corporations, mines and quarries to inn
 mediately send to the inspector of factor ies, written or printed notice of any &C.,
 cident which may befall any employe
 while at work for such persons, etc, was passed.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
LYONS PLAIN.

Rev Alexander Hamilton spent Mon- day and Tuesday of this week in New York.
 Mrs Rachel Banks returned home on Saturday, after visit of several weeks with Mrs D. s. Parsons.
 Willie Davis spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday with his sister, Jennie, in South Norwalk and friends in Roway- ton.
 Mrs Philip Gerhardt visited Mrs w Davis recently.
 Clifford Patchen went on Wednesday to Southport to learn the carpenters trade with Robert Birch, Jr. Charles ;. Abbott, the teacher in thi district. is sick. His sister, Mrs Scholley taught on Monday and Tuesday, closing the term on the latter day. Mr Abbot goes to Ridgefield to take the position 0 bookkeeper with builder and contrac tor, next week, if his health permit'. Robert Gray has the contract to carr, the mail between this place and West port, for the next four years.
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The operation of the bill proposing to make Storrs a college and give it the fund appropri- ated by Congress for the agriculture and me chanic arts, which Yale has been having, Is about this If it passes, and Yale makes a contest, and the contest is decided in Yales favor, then the state shall pay to Yale the amount claimed That is Storrs keeps the money anyhow, and the state makes up to Yale what it has lost, The farmers are pret ty smart. This is the Waterbury Americans view. But just the same, storrs should have the money. The city dailies can always be counted on to array themselves against the farmer, but what good friends they are to tn, poor, abused farmer in their weekly editions which circulate in the rural sections!
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MONROE.

A special meeting of Harmony grange is called for Friday evening, March 3l. The new organ for the Congregational church has arrived and all who have seen it are we'll satisfied. It will be used al both the special services on Easter. In the evening, the children will take some part and there will be solos and anthems by the members of the choir.
 Miss Spicer and Miss Pendleton are visiting at the parsonage.
 Mir Pierce of Southford is visiting his cousin, Mrs D. A. Nichols.
 Mrs Lsthrop's sister is at her house for week.
 Seymour Johns m has been home over Sunday.
 George Hawley has been eating Ms N. J. Sterling's wood pile.
 Philo Burr has been repairing Mrs N. T. Sterling's barn.
 Miss Lena Horn has five little chick ems.
 Miss Florence Sterling has been sick wi-h a cold.
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In Fairfield County.
BETHEL.
THE SPECIAL BOROUGH MEETING.

THE SPECIAL BOROUGH MEETING.
 There was large attendance at both the town and the borough meetings which were held in the Town hall, last Saturday afternoon, to consider an appli- cation of the Danbury and Bethel street railway company for permission to oper- ate its line through the town and bor- ough of Bethel with the trolley system of locomotion. Much interest was evinc- ed in the matter and after much discus sion the town meeting voted to allow the company to use the electric trolley sys- tenn on their line through the town and that to adopt the same restrictions as laid down by the city of Danbury in so far as they are applicable to the town of Bethel. This vote was afterwards amend ed so as to read "providing the company will not charge but five cents fare from one end of the line to the otheT and at all hours of the day or night, (which mo- tion as amended was passed by a very large vote. The business of the borough meeting, which was held immediately at the close of the town meeting, consisted in ratifying the vote of the town meeting with the additional proviso ''That tho company be required to extend their lint from the present terminus to the resi- dence of Frank A. Judd on Grassy Ridge | inside of one years time" Let the gooC work commence.
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HUNTINGTON.
THE MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

The mail stage will commence the summer arrangement, Saturday, April l. | leaving the postoffice and Joseph H. | Lutz's drug store, 36 Wall street, Bridge port, at p. m. All parcels, packages, etc., should be left at MT Lutz's drug store, and also passengers will find this store an excellent place to wait for the stage and good place to trade if they | want anything in his line Paul Lowering has purshased the undi- vided half of the farm on Walnut Tree Hill of the heirs of his fathers estate and now owns the whole farm.
 Mrs Cole is selling off the personal property on her place in Walnut Tree Hill district
 Work on the new road is progressing and the contractor is in a fair way to get it completed by June l, as his contract re- quires.
 Mrs H. F. Allen of Wells Hollow has been sick, but is now improving.
 Mr and Mrs Philander Owen of West Cornwall have been spending few days with their children on Booths Hill.
 The party given in honor of the Misses Owen was complete success. About 90 couples were present and tripped the light fantastic till the early morn.
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WELCOME VISITORS.

John H. Glover, with his wife and daughter, spent Sunday with his son, H. s. Glover. It was pleasant to see them once more in the congregation. Mir Glover is the last one living of the origi- nal founders of St Paul's parish. He was always in the habit of attending church twice on Sunday. Some one re- marked that if he resided here, we would be sure of one gentleman al least, to be present at the second service It is rare thing to see enough present for the clergyman'to to say 'dearly beloved brethren" He will have to say as Dear Swift did when only his sexton was by ''Dearly beloved Roger"
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31

The wealthy South Congregational flock of
 Bridgeport were given a surprise on Sunday in the resignation of their pastor, Rev Dr c s. McNeille, the letter being read by visiting pastor. If Dr McNeille persists in his resig- nation, 1t will be great loss to the church and to Bridgeport. He is by all odds the ablest pulpit orator among the Protestant clergy in Connecticut today, and hispeople appreciate this fact. In fact, there are few men of his ability and power in the pulpit, in the coun- try at large. Possessing an imposing person al appearance. his use of the Kings English being noted for its eloquence and beauty, and being man of much personal magnetism, it's no wonder that he is popular. He is supposed to be independently wealthy, and has been somewhat noted for his independence of thought and action, which has naturally allennted some leaders in his congregation. The resignation was accepted at church meeting, held on Wednesday night.
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Beware of Imposition.

The public is informed that Dr Pitchers Castoria is made and put up in the laboratory of The Centaur company. New York, in but one size bottle, and on the outside wrapper the formula is printed and the fac-simile sigma ture of "Charles H. Fletcher, New York" No other preparation known as Castoria is genu- inc. To counterfeit or initiate either in the name or signature is a criminal offense. Dr Pitchers Castoria has become a valuable stan. dard family medicine with the indorsement of some of the best physicians in America. Don't allow any one to sell you anything else on the plea or promise that it Is s.just as good," and will answer every purpose, etc. etc. Castoria is sold by all respectable druggists and deal CTS in medicine. Do not be deceived when you buy it, but look well at the wrapper and see if it has the signature of Charles Fl. Fetch CT, New York. No other can be genuine. Cas- toria without this signature is & base fraud.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
DEATH OF CAPT ELWOOD.

Capt Richard Elwood, life long resi- dent of Southport, died, Monday. His death was very sudden and was caused by rheumatism of the heart. He felt as we'll as usual, Monday, when he sat down to breakfast, and was about finish ing when he seemed to choke. He was assisted to the sofa by his daughter, An nie, and died in few minutes. Capt FL wood was 69 years old and had been a sailor for 50 years. He had been in the employ of Joseph Jennings and his suc- cessors in business for many years. Of late years, he was captain of one of thu market boats plying between this port and New York. He leaves five children, Josephine, Annie, Nellie, Mrs Barnum of New York and George W. His wife died some years ago. The funeral was held from Trinity, Thursday afternoon, Rev Dr Guilbert officiating and the intermen, was in Oak Lawn. The flags on the yes sels in the harbor were at half mast dur ing the week as mark of respect.
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from visit in Bethel, and has since been confined to the house, with severe cold.
 Mrs Augeline Gorham has been on the sick list.
 The residence and farm of Mrs w. B. Smith has been purchased by Lloyd s. Godfrey.
 An old and young folks social was given, on Tuesday evening. at the resi- dence of MT and Mrs Dennis Chase. Prof Often furnished music for the occasion
 Mrs Vanderbilt Godfrey has entertain. ed her sister, Mrs Thomas, of Ridgefield Joseph s. Godfrey and famil" moved this week to South Wilton.
 Miss Alice Fitch spent last week witt friends in Cannon. Mrs c. Brewster Sturges, has beer spending some days with her sister, Mir Smith, of South Norwalk.
 Mrs Sally Wakeman, of Fairfield Woods, is to move to Weston, where sh will reside with her daughter, Mir Hamilton.