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NEW YORK. NEV HAVEN & HARC FORD R R.
 December II, 1899
BERKSHIRE DIVI-IcN,

BERKSHIRE DlVI-IUN NEW HAVEN-NOrth. g A am, Ss DERBY JUNCTION-Norrh. i0 Os a m. 4 49 p. ID. South. IG 3S am, O3 p.m. HHELTON-Norih. 10 I0 a. m., 4 5I pm. south. 10 35 a. m,. [ 37 F. m. STEN ENENSON-Norih. 10 B a.m., 5 ua P. m. South, 10 g a. m.;7 4 D. m M0NROE-North. To 29 a. m.. 5 09 D. rs. South, 10 IT a. m., 36 p. ID. BOTSFORD-North 0S, 10 5s sa 30, 12. 3 14. 64a. ?, M g. lOIl. m; s0. 30 r. m. Sunday milk eb p u.
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 HAWLEYVILLE-No Saa ie5e. am; 20. P. , 80, 6 5s pg. sun- 954 m; 6. r14 m Sun day milk 6 5. n. BROOKFIELp JUNCTlON-Nolth,s as II 10 a mi 2 70. n, 5 40. 2 ca P In Sunday s 36 m. South I O.. 35, 45 a. m.. 40, 7Ca p. ns. Sunday milk 43 p m- Fer Danbury : 02. s 37. s5, II Is B sSi 40. 70, ' 05 pm.
 bROOKF s 40. Ills am. } 50, 46. 71O p. m. sunday s4s a. ID. South, 6 57. 30 a.m.. 2I, 6 5 p. m. Sunday 37 p. m.
 BRIDGEPORT BRANCH. BRlDGEPoRT-NoFth 50. E9 sv m; F 8, 40. 10 p m. Sunday, ' 35 7la ? n. Sunday milk 2 o5 pm rRUMBULL-North 42. 10 i2 am F 90 8 52. $ p, p m.. Sunday ( s9 da P m a'o'0 Sunday s'; milk II : os so. m, m LONG hiLL-A"rth, 7sI, I0IS a m. I' an. South : ta. SIPS. 10 57 n. ss $ 5I pm Sunday milk. 6 43 pm. STEPNEY--North 57. To as s sm' 10. 4 cs. s ss Pm- San, 1o5a m; 52 p m. seedaS milk, 6 3S BOTSF0RD-North 8 oS. Ie3s am 30, l2, 6 42 p. m. Sunday. s 10 a. n. South. P, g. 10 40 a. m., 6 4a p. n. Sunday. 26 p. ID.
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 Sunday, North, 10 II a. m.. sl3nm Sunday. South, Is a. m.. IS n. m.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17

Whooping cough is prevalent on Con gress street.
 About 50 attended the Y, P. $. C. k. sociable at David Smith's, last week. i' was very enjoyable occasion.
 Representatives of New Canaan granse visited the Greenfield Hill grange, iast week. ,taa
 Mrs Joseph Bradley and daughter had tba misfortune to run against tue stump of A tree which overturned their sielgh- dama ging it a good deal and landing the l ladies in the snow, but not much the worse for their fall,
 Whooping cough seems to be all the rage just at present in this place. A good many of the young people are suf- fering with it.
 Allen Jennings has purchased Fred Sherwood's place. He and his wife are soon to commence housekeeping.
 H. B. Banks has spent q few days among relatives in Brooklyn.
 Miss Fanny Bradley of Plattavllle wa: in town, the Sth, calling on relatives.
 Deerfield school had sleigh ride or the Sth, through the kindness of John ? Morehousc,
 Mrs c. Arthur Banks is spending lit He time with her cousins in Brooklyn. William Bulkley and William Wilson children are stck with whooping cough :, William II. Burr and his cousin, johl Wakeman, have gone to Brooklyn. f Minot Banks is improving and is one l more able to get around. Mrs Allen Jennings is with her mother 9 Mrs (, Jennings of Hp!l's Farms.
 Mir and Mrs b. Gillette have visited a e Mrs Elmer buckley,s, ', It i> reported that Charles Jennings c 7, Hull's Farms has purchased Fred Shel u woods farm for his son Allen.
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ME0HANICS AND FARMERS.
 SAVINGS BANK.

CITY BANK BUILDING. WALL ST. B.ponr
 Assets 9l,345.6l3 %.
 Deposia of q te $1ooo received and inherent credited non tho first of each month, payable in sanuary ana July Of each year Incorporated 1sz D. '. 10RGAA, prssidsnt. r. 2. CA1LQ. seerstsry snd freaeurer
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BLACK ROCK.

Mrs Ih0mae Q'Donpell met with ter rible accident OH Tuesday, ,thc fth, while drawing q bucket of water from the well. Her foot sl!ped on the icy stones and per cipitated her ,headforemost into tho we'll
 In her struggles to grasp tfe chain she turned herself underneath the water, and
 when found was holding herself up by 1 the chain, with her feet braced into the stonework waist deep in the water Her daughter being in the fouse npafH . 1 noise for sometime and accidently went 1 to the door when q nail came faintly from 1 the well. 1t at once daWned upon her mind 1t vas the last place she saw her mother and gave the alarm at once. Her youngest son jumped into the well and i tied a rope about her waist, and with , tle assistance of others, brought the un- 1 fortunate Wopl4n 10 the surface, She
 was badly bruised on the top Of her head and her arms were scratched by stones and chain in her frantic endeavor to save herself, but under the skillrul treat
 ment of Dr Bardwell she Is out of danger and doing nicely. Her presence of mind was wonderful all through. While they were bringing her to the house she was struggling to find her pocket to see if the pocket book was still with her,and while the doctor was dressing her poor bleed- 1 ILH BGdG, Slle dSRCu AoI soihS bllS b' her shawl out of the well. One look h. to the deep, dark and narrow we'll and it is truly wonderful that she escaped death
 Mrs Mqrry ot Black Rock died on Fri day.
 There is a disease among chickens about here that is taking them off alarm ingly. Mfr Mansfield lost 10, Mir Rogers md oil in. fhn q of no Gn nln proportion.
 Holland Hill school is very much re- duced as to attendance, ,on account of bad walking,as the school is mostly compos- ed of small children.
 Gould Brothers have the contract of putting up large addition on the re- sidence of Johnathan Thorn at Black Rock.
 The National fertilizer company are so driven with orders that they are com pelled to work over time.
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Cough and cold are the changer signals which nature has provided to warn the unfor- innate victim that fhe affection which is now confined to the head and chest may soon reach inc lungs. To avoid such calamity take Dr Bulls cough syrnn when you first catch cold.
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MILTON.
BUSY AT THE SHEAR SHOP.

BUoi MT THE oIfEAH 5TIOT. Mir Hinchliffis quite busy now with his spring orders. The goods he turns out out have good name in the market.
 The roads about town have been sim-
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STFpEEY,

Rev J. F. Temple of Plainville, a for mer pastor at the Methodist church. has been very sick, but is now somewhat bet
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17
A LUCKY FISHERMAN.

Carl Seegers has had the best fisher mans luck on the lake, recently, of any one we have heard of. He has caught several fine salmon trout and handsome pickcrel, for all of which he finds quick market at home and in New Milford.
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BEDDING.

Henry Sanford is improving the fine flow of water to again thin out the logs
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17
BLOOMFIELD,

Mrs Henry D. Lake is quite ill. Dr
 Smith attends her.
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Quite an e. the smaller bo. nrLiOns of Q pOn

Quite an e. the smaller bo actions of pon The pony was hal on which were Cal also can of oysters When in front of Mir h pony started to run, whl> to do. Willie and the can thrown off in front of the GL pony went down the road by where he ran into snow-bank 'CoP. ned. The boys and the oysters were not hurt,so no harm was done.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17
WEST MORRIS.

DEATH OF WILLIAM BALDWIN. William Baldwin, who has been sick long time, passed away Sunday evening March l3. He was formerly from New Haven.
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A rLlnkY ,IAIL CAKElEK.

For the first time in several years. the mail carrier from here to Warren LOOK the mail bag over his shoulder on Thurs day afterroon of last week and carried it on foot to it's destination, five and one half miles, coming back tle ne4C mpTn- ing with it in the same manner.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17

Mir Y. sloan, Is7 Portland St., Boston. Mass.
 gives 1t superIative praise. He writes: 1T have used Salvation on for neuralgia and find t superior 10 any liniment have everused-"
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17
LOW PRICES FOR TOBACCO.

Several tobacco raisers in the near vi cinity of this place are still waiting for buyers to call and anyone desirous of a few good crops, we believe can find them about here at most reasonable prices. A few of the farmers having crops remain ing on their hands are asserting or hay ing assorted by experienced hapds, their crops. It seems strange that crops will have to be sold, if sold at all this spring, at one third the price which was offered for the same four months ago, but such seems to be the case. We hope, if the raisers can possibly hold their unsold crops, that they may realize rich returns for the same before another year rol ls round.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17
q WJlJTTLESEY.


 Nhittlcsey, whose ill.,
 ed in last weeks BEE as
 at her home in Davis Hol~
 .lday evening of last week,
 l-2 years. She has for nearly
 ears been somewhat of an invalid .n bronchial trouble and, later, con estion of the lungs occurred, resulting in the final and fatal heart failure. She leaves Qike Mrs Levi Camp, mentioned ,l! hand to long feel the loss of mother and wife. Her funeral was attended at her her late residence on Tuesday afternooH, fhIs week. Rev N. Ii, Whittlesey, brother of the bereaved husband, conducted the funeral services and the interment fol- lowed in the cemetery here. One more hcnlo Is therefore darkened by the grim n, messenger. but one more of life's suffer CTS is at rest, and we CrHst that hard as the atlliction is for near and deAr ones left to bear, ''The one who goes B tal happier than the ones she lcaYeR behind. '
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17

Thomas Renfrew, Jr., passed four days, last week, at Staten island.
 George c. Hopkins was in Bridgeport the latter part of last week.
 E. A. Hayes, now of New York City, passed most of last week with his wife and children at Lakeside.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Carter were in New Preston, the first part of last week, They returned to Terryville on Thurs day.
 Mrs A. E. Corning passed all of last week and over last Sabbath in Litchfield.
 pr J. K. Bacon of New Milford was called professionally in consultation with Dr Marcy at Edward Halls and Robert c. Whittlesey's on Wednesday of last week.
 Mrs Sherman Cogswsll and her young est son, Howard, took the train, last Sat- urday, for New Haven. Mrs Cogswell expects to be away about two weeks Howard not quite so long.
 The road over New Preston Hill has been impossible for teams for three weeks, except by driving part of the way in the lots.
 Col E. Johnson, stage driver for the winter, daily, to New Milford, was obliged to leave his stage team at Perry N. Halls, with jute sacks of newspapers, last Thurs day afternoon, for the night and get home with Dr Marcy, who was in New Milford the same day with sim gle horse, as best he could with the let- ter bag. The colonel shrank from start ing again for New Milford on Friday morning, so s. J. Hosford and John Moore went down and the result was, there were II jute sacks of papers and four bags of letters to distribute at the postofiice here, on Friday.
 Jesse Bardon has been kept busy at T. c. Blacks saw mill most of the pres ent winter in manipulating logs into all sorts of lumber for the public.
 Mrs G. B. Rowland is at present on the sick list.
 Edwin Cogswell lost mare, last week, with foal. The mare was one he had owned for several years and from which he now has three colts, all of which are ready for harness and two are broken, to work.
 The road has been impossible for the last week, portion of the way from William H. Dougals to this village.
 A sleigh load of 30, drawn by four of Kenny & Horsford's horses, was con- veyed from Upson seminary to New Mill l ford and back on Wednesday afternoon of last week.
 Mrs F. F. Knapp and baby of Warren gre visiting her parents here, MT and Mrs | J. Haynes.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17
The Seculs::r Pulpit.
THE SERMON.

The Preacher Dtseoursss on Biindness.- String ef Pearls.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17

,.. are building
 .se, 42x52 feet, on
 .nell and Willistoh
 Bertha Frederick. 1t
 fore and three tenemehIs
 Il modern Improvements.
 <. Hoffman & Co, also nave
 ntract 10 build two-Iehelheh. q on French street, TOT ferulcas,u .t me. It will have Verahua ah" oe fed up with modern conVehiencee'
 Architect A. 5. Meloy has let the con trarts for Michml Kelly's tWo-tamlly house on Arctic street as follows: W n n . c, F <. Dunbar, carpenter work M, H fioa,v mason work; J. c. Benjamin. nlumbipg. and T. II. Tooker, painting. Rodtrick P. Curtis, .Jr., of the firm ol Curtis < Curtis, has commenced! the eIVc- tion of magnificent resldence Tn il- oou'ii, hort. The house is to be located upon nroncrtv adjacent to that of Lawyer Howard N. Wakeman and Will cost Ill inc pcighborhood of $20, ,O0o'
 Architect Henry A. Lambert has pre- pared plans for new residence at lht Park. for l.. W. Easton, E.q 1t will p' in the colonial style of architectuie' 'h' first story being of buff brick with brown stone trimmings anu thC uPP,I, =, 1 wncd. It is to have a slated tower an' l yerarClae, and b.le interior will be finish 1 ed in hard woods. Tine. coHtraGtpFS arr nos: estimating on the plans
 A new carpenter firm which will b known ae Henry c. Hoffman < Co. hay purchased the factory and maohiner. formerly rrn by II. Il. Nettleton. am are in the market to do saving, blaming turning and building and jobbing Of al kinds.
 Bradley Nichols & Sons, the real es tate dealers, have soid ] acres of Ian near Mountain Grove cemetery, to E. | Pierce for improvement.
 Architect II. A. Lambert is getting Ou tha drawings for the new factory q Bethel, for lfeorge 4, shepard t Sons rThc Weekly Record.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17

The main shaft in Mir Dwy's mill broke
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17

.nk mons i've not Il has yet / to him a .ert pastor.
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The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17

Ink mons i've not Il has yet < to him a .ent pastor.
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SdgliG ausge5ei6neter tparmer 2ur9.
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN IRON BITTERS
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@btzts San Gntrnte, Tegas. GGnfp 0sent fur
Dsf,S Rtrpens unb Gettrns Rittel.
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9. q. & u. g. 8abn.
Mbfahrt.

BAD @albefton, 9eufon unb @uero
tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonntags,
UNI .................8:50 SDrm.
Na6 CORPUS @briiti, NranfaS paB urb
8eepile tdgli9, aussenomwen 5onn>
tags, um............3:10 Na1m.
Na6 aerrpiae tdgli6, aussenemmsn
Sonntass, um.........4:00 Na6.
Na6 &errpiae tdsli6, ausgenommen
Sonntags unb Montass, nm
1880 8orm.
Mmfunft.
Bon @aloeften, Soufpn unb @uero
tdgli6, ausgenommen SDnntags,
um misunderstanding Nben6s.
Son CORPUS @briiti, Nran1as paB unb
8eepiae tdgli6, aussenomme1 Sonn>
tags, um............1:40 Na4m.
Bon &errpiIe tdsli9, ausgenommen
Sonntags. 1875 8Drnt.
Son &errpi1e tdgli9, ausgenommert
SonntdgS unb Montags, uut
1900 Nben6s ...................
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Man f6reibt aus Berlin: Ser
Capt. &ogers bon Der ameritanifden
8unbess 4rmee 1T brn &ansler Ga
pribi empfangen morben. @r nurbe
bonn eriten Sefretdr Der ameritanif1en
@eianbtfdaft, Coleman, porseitelt.
Ser 8apitdn mirb NIT ben bonn Safer
fir bic @bicagser 4ustelug beitlmms
ten @egeaitdnben am nd6iten 9ien=
flag auf benz 2lopbbampfer 9apsl mad
Mmerifa abreiien.
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electric @ftters.

Disi.8 SetlmttteI 1T 70 wobibefannt unb 10 pppuld,
beearf Ale, BITE es lem iIS sebrauGten. thinner
nit Elm in iein Sob. Cine reinere Mebicin siebt es
utht, unb es pirb @arantie seleiaet, hab tie Nues
BELT ade aetpen ber 9tbee unb be, Wteren, e8 ~entferni
Geidphre. ausi@las, Gahfub unb anbere Epiaer
~usrstnen glutes. &c treibt 6as Malarta : Hiete,
arg benz Spfem, benst %bemieiben Dor unb BELT Cd
feIbft tn ben tartndftsfen Td1en. IS eurtrt appfs
f4mer err, Blutonbrans NAB Dem appfe unb Nlis,dre
Deriu@e bas electric gttters. Setluns pirb saranttrf,
cber bas Gelb surhdse3atlt. prets per Slafde 81
@euis pnb 81 TN allen Gpptbeten. Wbple5ale Be
QSolpb Dretb. Gbpmpfpn & 60.
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: Ser Mouubeimpr @hueiher 0o

= Ser Mannbeimer S6Heiber Dos
tue, Der einen iduBi9eren 3u4s pan3er
erfunben bat, bat ietne @rHnbuns Der
&esierung fir 3 Miiaionen Mart ans
seboten unb es beiBt, baB man BON
Seiten bes ariegsminifers in Berlin
bas Nnerbieten erntlid In @rmdsung
ge3ogen baben.