davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

Oso n~iePrzYjszni Zwiazkowi starajs
sic sorganizowad kilka grup Zwiazko-
wych ] wyslac M przyszly Sejm swych
deleRat6w. q n~iekt6rYch grup beda
Porobione dwie grupy, ably mo.ns mice
dosyc swych Posishc6w.
O. dslegaci upieo.eui pojsds M to do
Chicago y sby praoowa6 mad wybra-
MEM zarxsdu redaktora 20 swej my
.sli; p Pr.euissc Rad Centrally Z
Chicago do jakiego ME znacrnsgo
n~issteczka. gdEie ME ma ludzi inteli-
gentnych dosyd. ably sic grymasom i
s~acheisnkon opierali.
Bracia Z"iazkowcy, nam tsraz do
was preside:
Pierwsze, abyScie ma delegat6w wy.
bierali ludzi swistlych i n~iezaleauyoh
cd aadnych wplyw6w. Pamietajcie, as
gsuPoa mofna oszukac, podlego pre-
kupici
Drugie ME pozwslsjcis M to, ably
Rad Centrally Z Chicago przenoszono
DO innego missta, DO to przynios'oby
wielkis straty ola Zwiasku. Musieli-
byscie opsaca6 PrAeprowad1ka drukarni
90 sic r6~na prawie zniszczeniu; powt6
"a musielibyscie oPaacic oddsielna die.
rzawe "a lokal ma Mu.eum Narodowe /
.odd1ieinie "a redakoye ,,zgody". wre.
szoie W .adnsm innem miescie ME ma
tylu Poisk6w 90 " Chicago, q nadto
ME ma tylu ~yksztaiconych 90 W Chi
cago, ably mogli kierowsc sprawami
Lwiaztowyui umieli sic bronic pred
zamachami.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

sry~ouiei duch Tw6j Jest wYaszy
Mad smiertelnik6w dafenia,
S ~tst " kt6rym nysl iva porusz,
Wzniestyn kapianon natohnienia.
Miljopow tetno zero cEuiess
Wygladasz kresu niedoli,
NsdEieje nasza budujesz
MIiosciR koisz 90 boil.
Zasiewasz " wolnose nam Ware
Ma przennej roll zwiazkowei,
Niedoli ! zwatpienia mare
Oddalasz; PrzyiSciem cry novel,
TY Emartwychwstanis Ojozyzny
PrzecEuwasz " nowym tym roku,
Mech iaczna praoa plon zyzny
Daie na katdym nam kroku.
Niechai dosiegnie miecz wropA
L MECH IA zawsze 60 skruszy,
Niechsi " mas wstapi mysl blo0a,
W Polsce przyjdzis Skon kstuszy.
Mech Eyjs Polsks ! Zviazeki
Modrzewski MECH ayjei
Ktory tyoh mosli zswiazek
W Indictments rymy nam wijsi :
r.. A6c -.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

CHICAGO dnia ID Lutego 1898.
Dnia IL b. m. o godz. Sci " bali oh.
N. Asjewskiego. No. To Milwaukee
ave.. odpowieduio Przyozdobiunej. "
kt6rej wi1nisi mad estrada portret Ta
dsusza Koiciuszko, odbyi sic obchod
na kt6ry prEybyia ~publioznoac napei-
mia hale po br1egi.
Prsewodniczyi obchodovi OBJ. FIR.
Bleszki, Eaprosii ma sekretarza Obcho-
du nisej P~odpisanego. Pc kr6tk'ej
Przemowie o~bjasuiiPce eel uroczystosc'
powoaai M wsniesienie obecnyoh pre-
zydentow Towarzystw | zaproszonych
m6wcow.
Choir Chopina zaGpiewal ,,PAtrz Kos-
ciusxko M mas : nieba" q nastepoie DO
ptre razy stosownis do programu n
chwycai publicznos6 Sobrze wykona
nym spiewem.
Jsko m6woy przemawiali OBJ. Tade
usz Wild, wygiosil prIeb'eg 4ycis j
zasfugi Tsdeusza Kosciuszki.
Oh. ST.. Siomi6ski. o zaslugsch tsgot
" Ameryce i donioslosci tych lasiug
ola szanowania polskiej emigracyi.
Oh. st. Nicki o zssiugach Tsdeusza
Kosciuszko, M polu r6wnouprawnienia
! wolnosci LUDLOW; i Ae Zwiazek Mar.
Pol. ~praouje " mysl niesmiertelnej sia.
wy Bochssers.
Parma Golniewicz po diva rszy mi
gym gsosem wystapiia 10 spiewem ! raz
Piekna gra M f~ortepianie.
Deklamowals, parma Listewnik, pan
na Msgnus, graia solo ns fortepianie
.PublioznoSc byla z~achwycona mlods
xoncertantka. WszysoJ biorscy udxiai
" Oochodzie wykonsniu programu
zadowolnili pnblicznosc, kt6ra dow6d
uznania ME szczedzils hucznych okla
.skow.
Skladka ma pomnik Tadeusza Ko
sciuszko uozynila dol. 10 csut IL.
Prezydujscy oh. FIR. Bieszki podzie
kowaa "a zlo1onR oGsre, oraz wszy
stkim kt6tzy brazil udliai Tub przybyli
ma obch6d.
Ma Eako6czenie Choir Chopina Ia
sPieval, ,,Jsszoze Polska ME zginela".
N. MajeDski, sekr. obchodd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

Gdyby ME zwiazek Nsrodowy Pol
ski, to tacy BGrbsrzy6scY mieliby dzi-
sisj miljSly | do swyoh zschcianek
mogliby usjmowsc rOzmaite. indywidua.
zwiszek i'm to ogromne dochody
zmnieJsza 90 rok. LudEie polscy pozna-
js Prswde, ME dsjs,Sie wyzyskiwsc -
q nwinien" temu ZwiRzeki
Gdyby wplyw BsrbarzyhskiUh ME byl
povStrzymywany Przez Zwiazek, to oui
BY mogli h~urtownie sprzedsws6 diva
razy do roku wszystkie glosy polskie
Politykierom smerykshskim.
Gdyby ME zwiazsk ] gaIe:y. to laden
Polak ME smisiby pomiedzy rodaksmi
odEywsc SIC nzsdsm sprswiedlivosoi'
DO BsrbArzyhscy zasEczuli by 90
hsrtsmi, zskloli nsglsmi.. -.
Mo tea dziwnego, ae Bsrbarsyhsoy
wytsasjs wSEelkie Sws sposoby. ably
zwlszek zrujrows6. Zapewniam was
kochsni czytelnicy, Ae do -nikczemuej
piracy ME utywa mkt ~szlschtnycb srod-
k6W.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

De Braci POlak6w w Chicago.
Trudno mi nswet wvpowiedziec, jak
bsrdAo sic oisssa, 4e zwisssk nasz stal
sic oPiekunen takiej instytuoyi jake
jest bibliotska | muleum Z czytelnis.
Du.o mowimy l pissemy o pstryoty.-
mic, OTTO tsraz brasia zwiazkowcy z
Chicago macie d~oskonaiR sposobnoS6
okazania sscseroici naszych sl6w.
q roskosza myile jak to q nas ksiss-
ri Przechodsa : ak do rad Polak6w u
Przyjemnisjsc i'm chwile, jak wieczo-
rami mlodziea nasza sbiera sic okolo
stoiu Earzuconego gazetami i pilnie wy
c1ytujs 90 to sic dzieje " starym kraju,
Tub iak she Polacy " Aueryos rozwija-
j..
WyobraAsn sobie lie to biednych
wygnahc6w niedzielami przygl.da sic
Pamiatkom dawnei Polski; tn vida pie
uisd.e z pred 300 laty, tam pOdpis po-
fo1ony reka kr6la wolnego narodu, to
Inow gaiazke suoba I vienca nigdy ME
zaponnisnego Mickiewicza, slbo wstsa-
ke Z czas6w, gdy kaady Polak Vital
'radosnie dzis6 3go Msja ~krzyczao,
Wiwst kr6li wiwat uar6d.
Szczeiliwi, szc.ssliwi bracia moi
zviazkowi : ChicsgOl i gdy czuje miioS6
ojozysny " sercu moge jedyoie wyjsedo
lssu ] drzewom wypowisdac to wisrszyki
ktore Z dawnych ozas6w .ostaly v pa
mieci, Tub dzieci uczy6 nazwisk naszych
bohster6v, . Wy tam W Chicago ozuj,o
sic Pstryotami noAecie pilnie czytaS
polskie ksiatki, mo4ecis zacheca6 sych
wszystkich ktorzy czyta6 ME p-zywykli
mozecie Prowadzic swoich krewnyoh j
znajomych ma p~okaxauie psmiatek. I
SADIE, 70 VAN ME trudno zsehecsc do
czytania inuyoh l pilnie czyrac samym,
bed Przecie gdzie jest pravdziwe uc.u.
Gle tim i slowa pr.ekonywajaoe sic
zusjda cxasu dosya.
A c64 n ~szezescis widziee owooe
swej Pracyl dowiadywa6 sic, 70 90 mie-
siso viecej ksisaek sic w~yposyo.a, 90
dzieh visoej osob wybisra karty do
czytani', 90 tydzieh wiecej ciekavych
zwiedza muzsum.
Z~azdroszcze wan brscia, 70 msc,s
tax dobre Pole pracy ola ~oiczy.ny / .y-
cze wan Z oa'sgo serca oshoty ipowo-
dzenia.
ZsoiqzkOsoiec . prosoines1.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

stepujemy do rzeczy = p. WI.
Major napisal:
Jedna z gf6wniejzzych n. D. u.
|chwai ostatniego Sejmu byio, ably
skisdac co pofroku pc 25 cent6w
cd czfonka ma dobro Seminaryum
Detroickiego. Pierwszs rata
wpfylefs j to ME Gaia. - Druga
skolektowana jesscze pred 4 mic
siqcami, a dotychcsas ME wiadomo
gdzie sic pieniadze podziaiy."
Zmuszeni jesteimy autorow;
prsypomniec ustep z protok6lu
sejmowego. kt6ry tax brzmi:
.,Ostateczuie NJ. j. Sadowski
stawia Formally wniosek, ably de.
bata zsmkna6, a stosownie do u.
veg oh. Przybyszewskisgo i Pho
trowskiego, diva rszy rocznie ko-
lektovac pc % cent6w cd czionka
Zwiazku ma rzecz seminaryuu. -
Wniosek ktory poddano pod glo-
sowanie, prses7edi 20 giosami
przeciW Is. Uchwafa ia Jest obo-
wiazujsca ma lat diva. to jest do
nastepnego Sejmu. w zamian "a
zfoAona o6sre, Raai Centrally 2
N P. porozumie sic Z zarzadem Sc.
minaryum W Jakiej liczbie syno.
vie niezamoanych zwiszkowych
pobierae beda nauki W temze sc.
minaryum".
Pierwsse ofary wnies'oue przez
Grupy W sumie dol. 771.5O 20.
stAfy odesfAne ma rece Cenzora
W. V Przybysze wskiego do Bay
City. Mich, a4eby takowe dore.
czyf zarzadowi Seuinaryum, a
zarazem aaeby z tymie uiozyl
warunki CO do p~rEyimowania sy.
now niezamosnych Zwiaskowych.
Cenzor o lie wiemy, pieniadze
gdzie -naleaafo przez przekaz ban.
kowy Gjesiai, ME ctyniac starah
o ufoaenie warunkow. -
Poczeli sic zgfasza6 kandydaci
do Rzadu Centr. mp. o umie.
szczenie, lub ma dogodniejszych
warunkach, chca, bye przyjetymi
do seminsryum detroickiego, =
zatem z rozporaaizenia Rzadu
Cent?. Wv. N. P, napisaf sekre
tarz jeneralny do Zarzadu Semi
naryum, proszac o decyzya i wa
runki. Korespondencya dotai
pozostsje bee sadnej odpowie dzi.
Mic dziwnego, be " takim stanie
rzeczy trudno nalegac ma op6S
niajace sic W placeniu grupy, kt6
re pragna j maia prawo wiedziec
co "a zloaone pieniadze otrzymu.
a.
W czasie bytnoici W Chicago,
Cenzora W. v. PrzybysIewskiego
sprawl seminaryum prywatnie
byla omawiana = zdaniem Cen.
FORA byio, co jest p~ienisdzy ode.
siaG. =
Pseto pienia1Ee Efo&one ola
Ssminaryum W sumie dol. 1888
cent. so zostaiy przekszem ban.
kowem cdeslane. Sprawa Semi
naryum mole niezadowalniac, lecz
Rad C~entralny Wv. N. P. speinii
i zastosowai sic do uchwaiy Sci
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15
KsscI6E Polski.

JOLIET, I'LL. dnia l Lutego 1898.
nPolacy na wYgnsniuIn take bvso
Przeznsczsnie losu. Tyra6skie bowi.m
rzsdy zaborc6w " naszym ws.snym
krsju, wyrugowaiy mas "a szeroLi a.
tlantyk M emigraoya.
tax nieomal " ka4dym zakatku ca
lego kontynentu Stan6w Ziednoo.o-
uych Poinocnej Ameryki, j-estssmy DO
rozrzucani, iesli ME pojedy6czo to
k~oloniach. CO. jest najwaaniei,rsm.
bracis kochani, tn ola ma m tenn dale.
kim 1achodzie ohoao utrzymac MOVE ,
"iare swiets naszych praojoowf K.adv
sziachetnie mytlacy zapswne odpowie
70; polski kosci6 wraz z szkoa..
Ludnos6 pOlska W naszym grod1is v
ostatnich dwoch lataoh, DO utvor.sn;n
dwoch towarzyStw tax sic powiek.zvl.
IL many zsmiar budowa6 nasx v,,snv
Polski koSci6a ! szkose. Ia p-os,edni.
GIVEN kilku tutejszyOh obywsteli. ~.
P%ro'zeni EOstali wszyscy Polacy ma DO
siedzeuie Para6slne, M ktore prxvbv,
tak4e Why Ks. Kozlowski 2 Lemon,
10 Pieknej prsemOwie wytlonaczva
nam Re Proiskt nssz jest Rodny uOObvs.
~ 70 swej strOny lie moanoSci .t.r.s
sic bedzie nam nietylko duohownie Lao.
! materyslnie dopomsgac. Take zos,.1
obrany komitet, kt6ry " kro.oe ma sie
udac do NsiPrz. asoybiskupa o pOuvo.
lenie, a Potem dzielo to rozpocznis s;a
jak nsjpredzej.
Jua kilkansscie lat zsmieszkn;a
Joliet, lecE nigdy j~eszcze ME widzias6m
tax licznie 1gromsdzonych rodakow ;.k
~'asnie " dniu 2Sgo styozuia. zspo.
mnisuo o dawniejszyeh swarach, n.
FhaSso; te Przyjedzie W. ks. KousovsLi
msk.
% sic tyczy Szkosy, to Jest ops nam
to bardzo potrzebns, DO 2 Aslem sayo.
"ySsoWic music, As dzieci kiIku mi 40.
brze znsnych polskich rodxioou fo,m.I-
ME 2 niemczaiy lub = s~n0liozslv,
domu Eauiast polski ,OJoze nsszn. od.
msWiaJa lakis water unse,D ~
lednak nadzieje, Ae skoro pr-oiek,o~.as
olle'o oed1'e PrEeProwsdzone, to nsvet
posomstwa " %Ozuartej lub pistej gene
KEN ohwahd beds. Wy
Dls tego wieo braoia koob.oi 49,
szkali v Joliet ] okoliev. bia,znr -.
rsc1o 90 PowyAej wspomnianeoo cslu-
.n Dog nam Pobsogosiawi = jsko -.
Dom leonsI nssssj wspolnej Gaski .
WaUrsyn GraJus,
osionek komitstu,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

CHIuAeo, dnia % Stycznia 1893.
Zyjao tn ns ~obosyzuie miedzy obcym
tywioleD. msodzief nasza Jest cisgle "
niebezpieczehstwie utsaty swell mowy
ojczystej. Rorposciersjscy sic amery.
kanizD pochlania nam dziesiatH . mo-
10 setki naszej miodzie4y, tracsc j. M
yavszs ola sp~oieczehstwa polskiego.
Me jsstssmy wcale u~przedzsni przeciw
suerykanizmowi, DO naszym Edaniem
mo1na zaraze0 bye ! dobrYn obywats-
lem smerykahskim dobrym Pelskism,
lecz zsPominac sw6j jezyk ! wstydzi6
sic swego pochodzenis, ola tsgo n sic
misszka miedzy oboymi = to wcsls ME
fadnie. W oslu by " mlodzisay naszej
obudzi6 miiOse jezyka ojczystsgo ] po-
ezucie Polskosci, zostaso pred S-niu
~miesiscani zslo4oUe Tow. Patryotyezno-
Naukowe Mlodziety Polskiej. Jak wszy-
stkie dobre oele tax / to mia1o / ma
swych nieprzyjsoi6, lecz mimo ich opo-
zycyi, pomyslnie sic rozwijs. iowa
rzystwo posiada kilkadsiesist tomow
rozmaitej trssci polskich ksia,ek, slow
niki, mapy, it'd, jsk ! gssety: (Zgods,
Polonia, Move zyoie) nam lsskawis
PrzesylAne. POsiedzenia regularnie sic
odbywaja " kAads druga ! ostatuis ME.
dEisle miesiscs, " domu p. s. J. Maple
ralSkiego, 08l w. IL ul. Wstep wy
most so centow i wkr6toe zostsnie pod
wytszOuym. Podatsk m~iesieczny wy
most tylko % cent6w.
SEsnowns Mlodziea Polskal Teraz
masz dobrR sposobnos6 "a nizki wstsp
przystapic do czysto polskiego Tswa-
rzystwa M~iOdzis4y. Me oeisgajcis sic
msodziehcy, lecz jsk nsjryoblej przy-
ohoGzoie pod wysej wymieniony sdres
nA jakiebadz posisdzenie, 8 my was IA
wsEe z otWsrtemi rekoma przyjmieny.
Pamietsjoie, te tn n~suczycie sic sza
nowae VASE jszyk ojczySty, Re poznscie
historye nssEego kiedyS dzislnego ma
rodu, kt6ry wydsl tskiego Ko-
perniks, sobieskiego, Pulsskiego, Ko-
sciuszke, Mickiewiozs ! t. d. tn pre-
konsoie sic, Ae Potomkowie tskich ludzi
ME nsjs wcsle potrzeby wstydzic sic
swego poOhodzsnia.
Rodsicei Jeseli dbscie by WASH
Synowie zamisst wslesac sic DO ksrez
mach ! ~nsroauikach ulic,- spedzsli czss
ma %ozYtsniu ~posyteOznych ksiszsk
wsPolnem Pouozsniu sic, wiso przysy-
saicie lob do Tow. PstryotyosDo-Nau
kovego MlOdzisay Polskisjl
W imisniu towaFzystws
E.P Danish,
sekr. Tow. P. N. Miod. Pol.
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2 zycia Polonii.


uroczystosci dnia imienin Tadeusza
Kosciuszko, urzadEouy pr1ez To.
warzystwo Kosciuszko " Chi
caQo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15
Tow. Agatona GtIIera n. rrupa
HI.

III.
CHICAGO, dnis IL Lutsgo 1898.
zPrEJoEyny wsanyoh intsres6w do
nosze sssuownym ozlonkom Tow. A.
GiIlers I. " mieisCu; as posiedzeuie cd
bedzie sic logo b. m. o godzinie smsj
wiecsorem " hall EwYkiyoh posiedze6
IA ktoro uprzejmie zsprssEsm.
z usisnowanien
4. SsuminskS, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15
SRoDA l5 go Lutexo 1898.
[Clag dalszy Z strony 1szej.]

lClag dslszy Z strony 1szej.]
a&eby grupy Zwiazkowe iaczyiy
sie W oddzielne i samoistne orga.
nizacye iut to pc wielkich mia.
stach, Stanach, lub po pare Sta
now razem.
Przskonani bedac o dobrych
checiaeh i d~ojrzaioici grup Zwia-
zkowycb, pewni jesteSmy he W tel
sprawie skOro odezw4 sic projekta,
grupy okryJa ich jeszcze wieksza
Smieszuoscia : jak PREY pierw.
Sym planie ,,Ziotego mostu".
Zfy przykiad jest zarszliwym.
Ia przykiadem Cenzora wv. N. P,
kt6ry powiadamisi o sprawach
Zwiazku przez ,,Dziennik Cbicogo.
ski, wsEedf r6wnie& pa te niewla.
sciwa droge OBJ. WI. Major z De.
troit. Mich, delegst ostatnieg Sci.
mu. -
Przede wszystkiem zwracamy u.
wage, co jut wielokrotnie pisalis-
my, be dla ka°o czionka Zwis.
zku Mar. Pol. W razie nieswiado.
mosci o jakiei sprawie, Tub asda-
jac wyjaSnienia, nalezy zapyta6
sic Rzsdu Centr. Nv. N Py gdyz.
zapytywanis po pieprzyjazuych
gazetach msja nader widoczny eel,
szerzenia plotek " zamiarach szko-
dliwych.
Zamieszcza Echo" z Buffalo "
No. 90 z dnia 9 Lutego 1892 r.
pGlos Delegate, kt6rego auto.
rem jest st6soWnie do podpisu WI.
Major, delegat ~oststuiego Sejmu.
Me myslemy O~dpowisdac p.
WI. Major, ma jego goraczkowe
wyrasania sic, ami chcemy zwra.
uwagi ma iego serdecz aoSci
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

DO SzymOna MOdrzewskIego
okazyI jego
-novorocznego wisrsza v sZgsdzie".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

Tub nienawisci dla os6b;- PRIV.
stepujemy do rzeczy = p. WI.
Major napisal:
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-10
BETHEL.

Henry Osborne has had the grounds about his tenement house on Elm street, graded and terraced, which much i'm proves the appearance of the place.
 One more note has been added to the free-for-all musical instruments of the town. the factory whistle. That of George A. Shepard & Sons new fac tory now helps to swell the chorus.
 The Eagle Guards of St Thomas parish will hold an entertainment Tn Nicht Is opera house on the evenings of Thurs day and Friday, November l6 and F.
 Arthur c. Logan, formerly principal in the Grassy Plain school, of this town, but now of Montana, has been visiting some of his old friends in town. He has been the guest of Mir and Mrs Russell Willard of Greenwood avenue.
 On account of the inclemancy of the weather, last Friday evening, the lecture delivered by Rev Arthur Benedict at the Congregational church, on the Worlds fair was but slimly attended.
 The bridge on South street near Burnes & Schoomaker's hat factory, has been repaired by the selectmen.
 William Ohler has had his residence, corner of South and Grassy Plain streets, reprinted.
 Mir and Mrs Horace Wheeler have en- tertained, as guests, Mr and Mrs Daniel l.. HOmmedean of East Norwalk, at their home on Railroad avenue.
 Mrs Frederick H. Richmond has been spending several days in New Y ork City with her son, Frank, who is attending school there.
 Rev Charles A. knesal of the Metho- dist church exchanged with the Rev Dr Simmons of Danbury, last Sunday morn- ing.
 Rev William Morrall was in New York City, over Sunday.
 George G. Durant has a number of men and teams at work on the east side of Durant avenue, filling in the lots and getting them into shape to sell.
 George w. Roe, has been brightening up the interior of Frank w. Mackenzie's house on Grand street, with new paper of a neat design.
 Mrs D. R. Hull and daughter, Bertha, have been spending several days visiting friends in Katonah, Conn.
 Deputy Sheriff Andrew J. Hallock, attended a shore dinner. given by Sheriff Clarkson of Bridgeport at Minor Smiths hotel, Stratford, to a number of his friends and deputies, last week Fri day.
 Cornelius s. Mackenzie is making preparations to open a hat store in Washington, D. O., which he expects to do next week.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-10
SHERMAN.

John Wilcox, Jr., was arrested on Monday by Officers Allen and Osborn for theft from Pearsall's shop. He was taken before Justice Stuart and fined $l and costs and 30 days in jail. He was taken to Danbury on Tuesday.
 Dr Wheeler has moved his family to Danbury for the winter.
 Mrs Della Woodin of New Milford, but who has been with her son in Sherman for two or three years, has returned to her home in New Milford, intending to resume her former occupation, that of a nurse. AS Mrs Woodin is a first class nurse, we trust she will find plenty of business.
 J. J. Walklet, New MiIford's artistic photographer, was in town, Thursday, making pictures of Miss Ingersolrs school in Leach Hollow district.
 All Sherman's Worlds fair tourists have returned. Mr and Mrs Frank Hungerford think perhaps they had a lucky escape. They tried to get on board the ill-fated train, which met with such frightful accident at Battle Creek Mich. They were little late, so took the next train, arriving in time to wit ness the greater part of the horrible sight.
 Floyd l.. Ingersoll, who has been dangerously sick for the last five weeks with typhoid fever, is gaining slowly.
 Eight of our young people attended service at the Gaylordsville Methodist church, last Sunday eve5ing.
 Mrs w. B. Hawley, who has been in Colorado for her health, the past five months, has returned home.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-10

ing, and broody fowls were allowed to sit at will, there being plenty of nest boxes in each pen. About the same number became broody in pens having male birds as in those without. Some from pens and 7 were removed long enough to hatch eggs, but were fed while out of the pen the same as those remain ing, and were returned to the same pens from which they were taken.
 All these bullets were separated from all male birds when immature. and some months before any began laying. Those in pens and were separated from males thereafter, and during the time for which these records are given. Male birds were put with the bullets of pens and nearly two months before any of them began laying. The bullets in pens 3 and were from the same lot of chicks, and were under exactly the same condi- tions up to the time of selection for this trial. Those in pen were from the same lot of chicks as those in pen &, and had been under the sane conditions.
 Some of the bullets in pen began lay ing about month earlier those in pen ,, and some of those in pen from one to two months sooner than any in pen G.. The records given in accompanying ta- bles include the larger part of the laying season, and show what differences there were in results.
 The bullets in pen laid about 22 per cent more eggs than those in pen , (34 per cent more per fowl, cockerel in pen cOunted), and although the consumption of food was somewhat greater per fowl for pen the cost of eggs produced was nearly 30 per cent less than for pen ,. During the first three months for which records are given pen No. s also produced g per cent more eggs per fowl than pen No. 6. After this the yield fell below that for pen six, owing doubtless to the con- firmed habit of feather eating which had been purposely allowed to develop un- checked in pen Preference to this will be found later). The total yield for the eight months, however, was about the same, calculated to the average per fowl. for pens and s, slightly in favor of pen $. The cons sumption of food was enough greater in pen to make the cost of eggs produced slightly to exceed that for pen G."
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-10
IUPJRTANCE OF COLD STORAGE.

Money can be borrowed on butter. eggs, cheese, chickens, and farm pro- ducts of all kinds that will keep, as cas- fly as on diamonds and watches. Not only is this so, but there is great deal more money loaned on ordinary farm products than in all the pawn shops in New York. This is q business which is growing every year, and which has now assumed such an enormous proportion that 1t makes up 8 large part of the dis count line of several banks.
 l Cold storage and the development of the age-warehOuSe business in New
 York have made this possible. Most of | the warehouses. especially the storag ge warehouses, are to the banks what the pawnbroker's safe is to him, only the banks act through some one else. while the paWnbrOker owns the warehouse and the capital both. Until recently it was not possible to keep long in good condition, dairy products, eggs, and many small fruits that would spoil if not used within few days after they were placed on the market. The cows and chickens do not adjust themselves to the demand of the public. which re- qulres in the winter of an extra amount of butter and as many eggs as in the summer. A c0ld weather comes on. the efforts of the cows and chickens are largely directed to keeping themselves warm, with the result that their contri- buttons to the public food supply are diminished
 In the summer, before cold storage warehouses existed, the farmers had to send their milk, butter and eggs to the market at once, so that they would be sold before they ~poilcd, with the result that the price, fell to such a low point that at times the shipments to the con- mission merchants did not realize enough to pay the freight, There is a mini mum price below which it would not pay the railroads to transport, and com mission dealers and retailers to handle farm products, and that price the con- suming public must pay for their benefit, no matter how plentiful the supply is. So in the summer the farmers made little money and the New York public got only small part of the benefit. In the winter the supply was so much less, that while the public had to pay high prices the farmers had not enough milk and eggs to reap much benefit.
 Then came the introduction of cold storage and the cold storage warehouse, which is so recent that the big men in the business are still young or middle aged, while the acceptance of butter and eggs as good collateral is so recent that young note-dealers easily recall the first