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The morning call., 1893-10-05
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

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COTTAGE IN OAKLAND FOR SALE. OR WILL
\ exchange for cottage in San Francisco. Lot
6Uxl25: brick foundation. 22l East. city. oc3 3t*
CHOICE SMALL HOME IN FINE SET
n tings
b sure to Investigate this offering.
me about terms and price.
The balance of it Is this: You can get this
lovely place in Fruitvale at bargain; 1 want an
offer; rooms aud big lot.
X-tra inducements for cash.
Y not have home for the family?
if you don't start with home for them. / mean
what l advertise and will not disappont you.
WIN. NJ DE WOLF, land-dealer FrultvaIe. ocl Sc
ONLY $3.50 WILL BUY NEW GROOM COT
~ tage; all modern convenences: Queen Anne
style and only blocks to Telegraph ave. electric
cars; terms to suit'purchaser. Apply at once TO
J. S. MYERS. 1902 Broadway. Oakland. ocl tt
0O1O0 MUST BE SoLD-NEw COTTAGE
eDAIOO. of unique design, and very large lot
5Ox260; 81 200 can be paid in insta lnonts: offer
wanted, w. e. BARNARD & SON. 46S 9th St.
Oakland. ocl 7t
@lOO0 NEW TASTY COTTAGE: ROOMS.
I'd IOOO. hall, porch and pantry, In Berkeley ::
lot 40xl00; $50 cash; $15 monthly; send for
maps; 1000 lots and houses. CHAs. A. BAILEY,
20 Montgomery ST., San Francisco. SEGA II
pARGAIN-MODERN COTTAGE, 8 ROOMS,
ID bath, laundry, hot and cold water. electric
bells and lighting. large lot cement walks street
work in perfect condition. electric railroad
$2375; terms to suit; s25 per month; call at
once. A. II. BREED q CO.. 460 Ninth ST.. Oak
land. se23 II
@l0S AGREAT BARGAIN-A NEW Pho
ID ~. togranh gallery building. with lease.
Fruitvale. W. II. YOUNG. SELF
TOR SALEM LoRIN, NEW HOUSE on
rooms and bath; brick foundation: station
TUBS: high basement; pantry; folding dc
large bay-window; large lot, all fenced and
plete. ready to move into; price $2400; t
500 cash. balance $40 a month: also other h,
on same terms; close to station electric
school. churches and stores. o. A. RUDO
9iS Broadway, oakland sci
0l06 PER LOT FOR ONE OF THE
I'D ILO subdivisions OF lane in Berk eley; t.
$40 cash and $5 per month Apply tn We
WARD ALDEN. 902 Broadway. Oakland.
G1OO ONLY THINK-LoTS 5OxI5O G
SDtOO. cred with fruit trees, at Elmhu!
Oaklands most thriving suburb; facing elect
terms TO suit all A. II BREED CO., 460 Ninth
ST.. Oakland. SET II
90 TO DAY AND BUY ONE OR MORE LOTS
" In the Lorin eghts Tract along the line of
the Cal. and New. Railroad: new ferry to San
Francisco; quick time; buy now before prices ad-
cash. balance $40 per month CLOUGH &
BAKER, 1902 Broadway, Oakland. 1y7 tf
Clio CASH AND 1929 CENTS PER DAY OR IS
u IO per month will buy . lot in the Gem Tract,
only 600 feet from the San Leandfo Electrician
line and near Seminary ave PRATT q Co.. 469
Ninth ST.. Oakland. la29 If
Q.5OOO $lOo DOWN; $25 MONTHLY; NEW
trail no fog. warm and delightful Call
WM. P. TODD. 460 Ninth St. Oakland j2l tt exSu
OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARDING.
A FAMILY HOME HANDSOME SUNNY
~ rooms in main building and cottages: large
playground: table and every appointment nrst-
class. KELSEY tOUSE. Teleg: ave and 4th st
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
Ue. .tOnO AND $1,000 TO LOAN. q. w. ARM
ID -UUU BRUSTER, $50 Mo ta'y. rm. 9.29 7t*
MONEY LOANED On JEwELRY AND OTHER
lu valuables At the Security Loan Bank. HOS
Market. nr. Mason private entrance Turk.ap9 Il
The morning call., 1893-10-05

DOTOsI MINING GENERALIZATION OF
principal place or business, San Francisco.
California: location Of works. Virginia. Storey
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting Of the
Board OF Directors, held on the eleventh dav OF
September 1893, an assessment (No. 39) of twen-
stock OF tho corporation. payable Immediately In
United states gold coin to tina secretary, at the
once of the company. room 70. Nevada block.
No. 500 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cali
shall remain unpaid the sixteen nth Gay or Octo-
Der, 1898. will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. ana unless payment is made
before will be sold on TUESDAY. the seventh a ay
Of November 1898. to pay the delinquent assess
ment. together with the costs of advertising ana
expenses OF sale. BY order of the Board OF Di-
rectors. CHAS. E ELLIOT. Secretary.
Ofice-Room 79, Nevada block, No. 3O9 Mont
gomerv street. San Francisco California se12 I'd
NOTICE OF ASSEssMENT-B RUN NswICK
In Consolidated Gold Mining Company. Loca-
tion OF principal place OF business. San Fran
cisco, California;; location of works. Grass Valley
Mining D'.trict, Nevada County, California.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on tho 4th day OF
September. 1898 an assessment (No. ~ Of twe
cents (2c) per share levied upon the capital
United States gold coin to the secretary at the
Office Of the company, room 66. Nevada block, San
Francisco, Cal. or to tho treasurer. III. K Lot NS-
Berry, No. 81 Broadway, New York City, State OF
day Of September. 1898. ANY stock upon which
this assessme nj shall remain unpaid the 6tn
day of october. 1888 will be delinquent and ad-
vertsed for sale at public auction aud unless pay
the oath day OF october. 1898. to pay the delin-
qusnt ssessmenr, together with the costs or ad-
vertising and expenses Of sale. By order of the
j. sTADTFELD JR Secretary
omce-Room So. Nevada block, San Francisco.
Cal. se5 I'd
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ok SToR RES-CENTRAL, NV. COR. POST
I'D ~. and Larkln. f. s. KELLY. l02 Eddy. I'm
! ARGE SAMPLE OR WORK ROOM; TAIL
Sixth Sel5
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Az Ill. BOARD AND GIVE EVERY CARE TO
w shId; large yard So Address Home.
nakf,,rd "a can ofies
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IILDREN BOARDED.

WITH NO CHILDREN OF HER OWN
AID be glad TO give little boy or girl or
ller aud sister a'good home with the best of
ID terIns ressonable. Address 4O7 FOLSOM. 90 I'm
The morning call., 1893-10-05

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT = OvERMAN
IN silver Mining Company. Location OF prin.
cipa place OF business. San francisco CAL: ioca-
tion Of works. Gold Hill, Storey County. New.
Notice is hereby given, tnat at = meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, beld the 1st day OF Sep
per share was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately In United States
gold coin, TO the secretary. at the ONCE OF the
company, Ala California street, san Francisco,
Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the 9th day OF October, 1888,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction: ana unless payment is made before
will be sold on THuRSDAi the 26th day OF Oc-
tober, 1893. to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the costs of advertising and ex-
penses Of sale. BY order of the Board of Direct
ors. GEO. ID. EDWARDS. secretary.
Ofnce-414 California sGes., San Francisco
Cal se3 I'd
DELE ISLE MINING CoMpANY-LoCATION
- of principal place of business, san Francisco,
Cal; location OF works. Tuscarora Elko County.
New.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
board OF directors held on the 2Sth day of Sep
tsmber. 1893. an ssessment. No. l9. OF ten QO)
cents per share. WAS levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable INN ediatey In
United States gold coin to the secretary. IT the
ONCE OF the company, $40 Pine street. rooms
l6 and II. San Francisco, Cal
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the I'd day OF November. 1898,
will be DELINQUENT, and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction. aud uuiess payment Is made before
will ba sold on FRIDAY. the 24th day of Novem-
Der. 1898. to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
or sale. By order Of the board OF directors.
j. W. PEW. Secretary.
omcs-No 80 Pine street, rooms 10 and II,
San Francisco. Cal. se29 I'd
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BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
ocI SuTuTh
400 WILL Buy LOTS NOS. 1879, 1880
D4UU 1881, 1882, 1883, 22I4, 22l5, Gift Maj
4 title perfect; abstract OF title to date. CHAS
c. FISHER. S2l Montgomery Sc.
S8500 aDBT 81 BS1isO \ slDE' 10 willow Hk LASgSA sve
houses. $4,000; Grove ST., n. side, near Cough
2sx65 20: rents S99. G. w. ARMBRU oTER, 23C
Montgomery St. room 9. oc5 3tf
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MRS. LAwLOR: SELECT DAY HOME FOR
M children; everything provided; largo play
grounds 4S Oak st. near Van Ness ave. ocS lot
M Anp NDIrI n DO 20 i. o Op q SMALL chill
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c6S HARRISON - BAY WINDOW. LOWER
OCC fat rooms and bath; nicely furnished
for housekeeping; stationary tubs and large yard:
81 so. uc3 2t#
The morning call., 1893-10-05

ITO LET-AT REASONABLE RENT. BUILD
i Ing in good location for blacksmith-shop.
wheewright or light mandatory purposes. For
particulars apply to O'FARRELL CO.. IL Mont
gomery sc. se30 1t
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WINTER RESORT.

" Ill MONTE" HOTEL, SAUSALITO.
u NOW OPEN at w inter rates, and at price!
to suit the times. j L. Sill KEY. Proprietor In
The morning call., 1893-10-05

OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARDING.
A FAMILY HOME - HANDSOME SUNNY
~ rooms in main building and cottages: large
playground: table ana every appointment first
class. KELSEY HOUSE. Teleg. ave. aud 4th st
The morning call., 1893-10-05

q Q60,. HORSE AND WAGON SUITABLE FOR
:e2 w. .peddler Apply 1892 Folsom st. 3t*
4 1lEN:IENNlALS STABLES-CARRIAGES.R ROCK
~, aWays, victorias, buggies etc.: 1921 Califor-
MIA ST., bet Larkin and Polk; telephone 66x. NJ
.GoNLON, proprietor mrl 3tf
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I AIDES! CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
IL royal Pills Diamond brand) are the best SAFE
reliable. Take no other. Send 4c (stamps) for
particulars. Relief for ladies'" In letter by return
mail. At druggists Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia. Pa. apS SaSuTh 1y
I ADIES CAN PLACE THE UTMOST CUNFI-
IL dence in DOCTRESS RUBEN: guarantees .
sure cure for ladies VINO are childless; also cures
all Irregularities strictly private home before and
during confinement. with best of care: adoDts In
fants: terms moderate. l406 Geary st. SEQ 6m
DRIvATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT. 1909
i Mission St: ladies who desire to 60 into con-
nnement with evory care and attendance OF Ger.
man physician (pR. HERWIG) aud graduated
midwife (MRS. WEGENER) will find same at
the above address: private diseases OF ladies
specially; cures guaranteed: babies adopted
Telephone No 36SS. IL 3m
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
NeuIth tppute etn Starr BEN 8rGft6enter
1tttTer fteDenoeS Seer.

SIN ietnem bieIer Sage ser 9effentLtdfett
iiber9ebenen Sabresbert9t iprtbt itb ser
commandments General S6ofiel6 inn NQz
gemeinen febr befrte6ist l6er ben 9e9enz
lpdrti9en Suitanb ~uniereS fte6enoen 6eeres
aus, bas i'm Ger9lei6 nit ben %e1ropGt1cben
Gielen9eeren freiLicb nur Elm Seercben lit.
ST tpeiit 3unG6it barauf bin, baB in ber
t6eriteuun9 ben mo6ernen Nnfor6erunaet
entlpre6enoer tp%eittrageroer @eibabe, foz
mic in Der 5tpedmdBigen Muffteaung Ser
ielben, gum SDetl in "lpgcrannten Der
i9pinbenben" ober berientbQren 8atterten.
befrtebt9enbe Sorti9rttte gemadbt morben
Ieien.
8eionberes @etpi6t Gegt Ser General in
ictrtem 8ert9t duf cine bal6t9e Q0Iuna ser
Gefruttrungs@ OOer NniperbungsTraee. ST
metnt iebr rtcbtig, oab Elm 10 fleineS Ite6en>
oes Seer, tpte OaS unierige, ii9 burcb be-
ionbere GerIGBlicbfeit unb cine ieiner nu=
meril3en StGrfe in ieber 6tniic6t entlprc=
6enbe &etftun9sfGbigfeit ausaetcbnen
ioute. lin Oies 81 erreidelL empfebGe es
itcb ober iei es 1otbmen6ig, 6aBffoldbe Qeute,
aus benen itc6 feline tii1tigen, SuDer(dISiaen
Sploatcn macben laiien, io6Ql6 ais m0glicb
tpieoer entlaIen, bagegen iolbc, beren MT
lttGrii6e NuSbtloung gu be5onbers sufrie7
beniteaenben GeluItaten gefiibrt 6dtte, 10
LANCE alS es 5ipedmaBi9 erlbeine, Inter
Der Sa6ne bebaLten wIrben. Die eeaenz
pGrtt9e 0auer Der 0ienitseit bon flint Sab,
rem Jet ptel lGlger, ais notDmenbig lei, nm
felt6uiteuer, oh Die SeuGe Die pInibensz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
stt sSrc,tnSestretse.

GIetnes SeutI1etOn ser uSllt@
nots StaatS5ettun9"-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30

@eLtngt eS einem Granf, beim Sbire
fteber nno beirn @apitdr Der gBacbe bprbei7
Sutommen, Der am SuBe ber Sreppe leinen
Ypitcn bat, unb gelargt ct bis 3ur 8biir
Der @emd9cr 6es grGli6enter, 70 6at er
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30

= Sn 8artS tarb iingit ein 7Oidbrt9es
SRI. 6umbert, bas ieit einem SabrSebnt IN
elenb1ter Ueiie i6r 9aiein 9~efrtitet nn6
bdufig bon mttLeibigen Na46arn Nlmoien
angenommen bate. Sic beborbliebe Cont
mifiion, mel6e CUR @uftabme oes SobeSs
Tales in ber ppn S6muB ltarrenben Bobs
nung eri3ien, entbedte 81 tbrem ritaunen
i'm Strobiade un6 inn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
i'm 8etrage BON Observation-Disclosures Srancs
u11D an ben WGnben cine Qn5abl BON be-
ritbmtcn Wfeiitern berriibrenbe &iloer,
barunter angeb1icb einen ebten GafaeL:
v0te brei @rasien". SrGulein 6umbert
mar etne in BEN eriten Sabren beS 5ipettelt
&atierrei6es pegen tDrer 9roBen S6Onbett
befanl1te 6albtpeltoalne, bic n1ter Mnoeten
AUDI BEN 6er5ng bon Weornp cine a3ettlang
3u felieln per1tanben bate. Sin IN Der Yro@
ptnS Iebenber entfernter Sertpa1oter bet
REINFORCEMENT erbt bas 9ei0mmte8ermogen
. Sm @enua fon6 am Is. 3. SO. bic
@ntbIlung elmer bon Dem 8tlD6ater
Gipalta gefertieten prabtpolen 9feiterz
ftatue @ori6aloi's fat. Muf Wunl9 oeS
Generals Stefano Gan5iO, beS SDwie8er>
iobnes @aribalbi'S, trug bic 0cntmalSent@
6inung einen 6urcbaus nolfSt6lmltcben
Gbarafter, iobaB betipielspeiie ipeber en-
Sic itaatli9en, ho6 an Die itabtii9en ge5
BORDEN etne f0rmlibe GinIabung, itb al
Der Seter 81 bet9eiligelt, ergangen lit.
Direct eingela6cn purben nur Die Lebten
ueberlebenben BON ben beriibmten LOCO
bon Warlalo.". 9aS @aribalbiz9 enfmal
erDebt it'd auf Dem De 6errari7Ylabe, ge7
9eniiber BENT Carlo Seltcea3 6eater. Die
aus 8ron5e 9eferttgtc Statue nnb oas aus
rotbem Grant beitebenDe, nit elnem 9ro1
Zen 8ron3ctran5e geihmlfte S%pitament
fino Suiammen 80 SUB boD. Der Bllobauer
Niualta, bet S6opfcr bes 9entmdls,
itanrmt aus @enua, lebt icbob lett ptelert
Sabren in Storens uno mar Soloat u1lter
@artbalbi.
= 8aplf SEQ Kill, beilen 6reube ait
aitrOnomilden Stubien befannt it, fur
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30

Infer gII6ltcbeS Qrnerifd bat no9 feline
finftltben &utnen, feline raucbgeibipGrs@
ten Soubentrs poLitti6er nmtpGL3unge1 d;
aber feline 6ouptitabt lit an Narren, bier
sulanoe Grants %ge1annt, faum meniger
reicb, ais bas groBe Srrenaip[ an Der Seine.
limb ale umtan5en iue 0aS 0siBe 6aus,
tuie Sic Mtiidert bic @aSflamme. Sn lebter
53eit lift baS 1le6eL 10 ldbLimm getpor6en,
6aB oie itattlicbe Berion @roper Glepelano'S
nit 8oritbtsmaBre9eIn Imgeben tperDen
ntuBte, pie MAJ iie btsber I'M @recutipe
Wtanlton nicbt g%efannt bat. SIM berfloliez
men Septem6er BADEN itb i'm 9urcbi6nitt
penigftenS 5tpei gtarren tG9ltcb ms @eiBe
6aus ein3ubrGngen 9eiudbt. Ote groBe
U1e1r3a6L berieIbem tpar 9~arrnloS, einige
aber ge66rten CUR unbeimlicben @attung,
pie ). 8. Der, mel6er bebauptete, Der 9rdz
Ii6ent lei Elm lliurpator unb CT tpDIe t6m
bas iofort i'm 3weifampf nit giitolcn be-
~iDeiien. Die eripdbnten 8oritchtSmaBregeln
iino iibrtgenS 10 itrenge, 6aB es ei1em 8erz
riiften 10 gut mic unmOgItb gen1aobt 1pirb,
in BEN 9unitfreis 6es 8rGIi6enten 5u gez
langen. Die erite griifung muB ieber 8ez
fucbcr betm SDiirbuter paiitren. &ommt
6ieiem Elm Sren16er ber6dcbtig bor, 10 frGgt
or i'm nacb ieinem 8egebr, un6 ba Der Ser
riifte ii5 fat allemaL burcb ietn aufgereg>
teS 8eien berrGt6, 10 9eIin9t eS taft feireln
ein3igen, bas Snnere 6es 8etBen !6auies
5u betreten.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17
LYONS PLAIN.
THE COUNTRY PARsoN.

The life of a country parson is an &C., tive one especially Is it the fact with our rector. who. besides his three full ser vices and Sunday school on Sunday. had appointments to meet the Fairfield clerical club in Bridgeport, Monday morning. Same evening at Delmonico,s New York. meeting of Colonial War Soci. ety. Tuesday at Bridgeport meeting board or managers, Sons of Revolution. Wednesday in New York and Friday at the consecratiop of church in Meriden. He also had a Thursday evening service in the parish Church.
 Mrs Eli Wakeman of Bridgeport has spent several days with her parents, Capt and Mrs c. w. Johnson.
 Miss Nettie Merwin of Franklin ave nue, Norwalk, was at home Sunday and Monday.
 Miss Bessie A. Hamilton has returned from weeks sojourn with her grand parents in Stamford.
 The ladies of Emmanuel parish arc preparing to hold on heevening of Tues day, November 2l (if stormy, the first fair evening), tea sociable and Thanks giving supper. with music and tableaux.
 Bishop Leonard of Utah will deliver q missionary address in Emmanuel church. next Thursday evening, November g.
 John Lobdell and family have been guests at his fathers home at Greenfield Hill
 Rev A Hamilton, Miss Nellie Merwiu and Mrs Edward Hawkins spent Wednes- day in New York.
 A number of the young people visited, Tuesday evening, with Miss Allie Foster of AspeIuck.
 Mrs Phoebe A. Fanton is expected home soon from caring for her daughter, Nrs William keeler of North Wilton.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17
GREENFIELD HILL.
CHARLES W. WILSON, JR

Charles Wheeler Wilson, Jr., died of consumption on Sunday, November 5, at p. m., aged 34 years, six months and p days, after a confinement of over four months. During harvest, a year ago, he contracted heavy cold that left him with throat difficulty, and which final ly eliminated in the disease that result ed in his untimely end. Although his recovery was not expected yet his death came suddenly. He was conyersing freely with the family and seemed no worse, and yet in three minutes after he was seized by death, he ceased breathing. Being always of cheerful, vivacious disposition he would seek during his ill., ness to conquer his facilitating feelings, and talk in sprightly tone so that the casual observer would not perceive how much he suffered. Yet amid all his suf- ferings he displayed spirit that was
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17

at Judge Beardsley's office in Bridgeport in the matter of damages to the Roswell Curtis and Thompson properties by the railroad improvement. Several parties testified as to the amount of damage done and their estimates of the value of the property in question were widely differ ent.
 Pequonnock council, o. T.. A. M., are arranging for series of sociables to be given during the coming winter.
 William Blamey has just received a load of first class coal.
 There was very pleasant gathering of the ladies' aid society, at the Methodist parsonage, few evenings since.
 Lewis F. Judson has been to Vermont on business trip.
 Rev MT Sherman of St .Paul's church, Bridgeport, preached in Christ church, Sunday morning.
 The cooler had an occupant on Sunday.
 A CCdui OClob3 Uo bAAS 1o'tISe Soh- tractors became frightened by passing train and ran away. They brought up at the stable in which they were kept without doing any special damage.
 Rev N. E. Cornwall officiated at the funeral of the late Frederick Plumb. The pail bearers were comrades from the G. A. R.
 Mrs John Dorman gave tea to the W. c. T. U., at her residence, last week.
 Miss West of New York has been sen- gagged to teach in the new room of the graded school.
 Rev $. A. Seamen, at one time popu- lar preacher in charge of the Methodist church here, was in town on Sunday last.
 The coming marriage of John Peck Wheeler and Miss Lizzie Clark, is an- nounced. A new house is soon to be built on Sutton avenue.
 The Chautauqua circle met, this week, with Mrs Sarah Smith.
 William Morris, we'll known resident of Putney, died at the home of his broth CT on Main street, from pneumonia. Fun eral services were held on Wednesday af ternoon and the interment made at the Putney cemetery.
 The first of the assemblies given by the Eagles comes off Wednesday evening, November %.
 Mrs H. W. Stevens is visiting friends in Newtown.
 The Triangle athletic club of Bridge port defeated the Osceolas at football, last week, by score of 2S to 0.
 Rev Joel s. Ives of the Congregational church has arranged serIes of services, entitled "Evenings on the Mountains of the Bible," the first of which will be giv en Sunday evening, November 19. Last Sunday evening he preached the eighth anniversary sermon to the Christian En- deavor society.
 The checker champions are anxiously looking for new foes to conquer.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17
DoDGINGToWN AND VICINITY.

Mrs J. Ferry has been spending few days with her sisters in Bethel.
 Miss H. Northrop of Bethel has been the guest of Mrs J. Morgan and Mrs James r. Barnum.
 F. B. Andrews is having an addition built on to his house. Mr Gilbert of Bethel is doing the work.
 MT and Mrs Benedict and two children were with his sister over Sunday. Mrs l. Whitehead and l.. Barnum spent a lay in Southport, last week.
 Mir and Mrs E. c. Bevans spent Sum- day with Mir and Mrs B. Tucker of Red- ling.
 Mir and Mrs J. P. Barnum paid MT and Mrs A. H. Ferry of Hopewell a visit. Miss A. Williams of Bethel expects to pend few days with Emma l.. Ferry k. E. Ferry spent Sunday with his grand parents, MT and Mrs w. Ferry.
 F. Andrews has purchased a new horse.
 Miss s. A. Baldwin paid Miss A. Will Hams visit, recently.
 Mir and Mrs A. k. Bevans have returned tIOm their wedding tour.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17
ASPETUCK.

Mrs Edwin Hoyt of Norwalk has re- covered her health and has spent a week with her parents, Mir and Mrs Lester Fanton.
 Lewie Freehorne of Birmingham has spent two weeks with his parents. MT and Mrs E. k. Freeborne.
 Misses Nettie and Agnes Bradley are having carpenteriDg done by William Osborne.
 Mrs Fred Wakeman is visiting rela- tiVes in Bedding.
 MT and Mrs Charles J. Hyatt of Nor walk, spent Sunday with her mother.
 MT and Mrs George Buttery of Nor walk visited her parents, on Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17

Brooklyn, were in tow kuntir 2, las week.
 F. W. Piatt Of Newtown. spent Sun day with R. k. Fitch.
 Miss Minnie Andrews of Danbury has been spen ing two weeks with her mother, Mrs Thorpe.
 A sociable will be given on this week Friday evening, at the home of Mrs Eoenezer Fitch, by the aid society of the Nortield church.
 Rev c. H. Hughes of the Yale diyipj- ty school, preached in the Congregation al church. last Sunday. Services will be held next Sunday at the usual hours. l and / p. m.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-17
DEATH OF JOSEPH T. LAKE.

After months of suffering Joseph T. Lake passed peacefully away on Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Mir Lakes illness dated from last June, when blood pOis- Oning set in, resulting from bit of -tratch he received while removing a rooster from coop, One arm swelleG badly and for week it did not seem a. If he could live frOru one day to another. He finally rallied, but his arm remained in bad condition, causing him much -uflering, even up to the day of his death. The late Mir Lake had made his home with his daughter, Mrs Charles F. Boards ley, in NewtOwn Street, for the last five years, moving from his home in Lake George district on account of failing eye fight. An operation was performed, which gave him the use of one eye. Mir Lake was 74 years old. He was the oldest son of Nicholas B. Lake, His two brothers and a sister, Birdsey nurtis Lake and Daniel Booth Lake and Mrs Robert Peck are all dead. Mr Lake vas lIarried in April, lS49, to Hannah k. smith, who survives him. Two children were born to them, Mrs Charles F. Boards ley and Miss Nettie Curtis Lake, the lat ter passing away in 1875. When the late Mir Lake was a young man, he went into business in New Haven, but owing to
 JpOl hNhlbllS llC iNbhi hCtt CO IlsS IdJAIGi farm, which he afterward carried on him self. Throughout all his illness, MT Lake bore his sutterings with rare forti- tude and patience. As man he was naturally retiring, but those whose good fortune it was to know him well found in him a congenial con- panion and friend. The funer- Il occurred on Wednesday after noon from the home of his daughter, Mrs Charles F. Beardsley, and the inter- .nent was at Hawleyville. Rev MT Lins- ley ofIiciated, His body was borne to the grave by four of his old friends, Messrs William B, Prind!e, Philo Clarke, Robert \. Clarke and r. H. Skidmore.