davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
8ierfries.
Die manhattan Sretpine Company nno Der
SiertruI.

Gs ibettt, baB atpiIben 6em 8iertruit
uno Der Wanbattan 8retptng &c., Gde
Gn1cralo Npe. uno 80. StraBe, cine Sebbe
ausgebrocben lit, neil Bic gcnannte 8rauerei
eS por3iebt, aut ei9cne Sauit @cidafte gu
ntacben. 3pti9en 5pei NngeiteIten Der
Wtanbattan 8raierei unb 3Det anberen
WtGnrern, tpel6e angeblicb Mgenten bes
8iertru1ts itnb, fam es Oienitag Mor9cn
gu etner lebbaften MISUNDERSTANDING. Ser
8ierfutiber Wper beeab ii9 am Morgen
NIT elmer Sabun8 auf bcn 8e9, UNI Die
oer1cbteoenen &unoen nit 8ter 81 ber1
iorgen. ST bemerfte balb, baB 3tpet WGn>
ner in etttem 8u9gD ibm fol9ten, bob flint
nterte CT iib anfGn9Li9 nibt barum.
S1llebli9 tpurbe CT 9elpabr, baB baS Bu9gp
ieoesmal anbiclt, lpern CT Sier ablieicrte
uno etrer Der WtGnner 6ann Elm JtDtt3bub
aus Der Sa1cbe ndbm ltn6 ettpaS eintrug.
Ste Sacbe tplrOe tbm 1nDet1nli6 unb ct
rtef ben Wtdntcru gu, ii6 ntbt tpetter UNI
feline @ei5dfte 81 fiimmerlt. ST erbiclt
feline &nttport unb bic 8erfol9ung murbe
fort9eiebt. Cine N4f1orDerung oes 8terz
tutiberS, ficb Inn i'm ebrlicbcn &arnpf
gcgenuber 3l 1teuen un6 bic Sauit bariiber
entldetOen 5u la1ien, Oh Elm berarttges
Spioniripitem in OrDnun9 iet, fanb ebenz
falls feine 8eabtung.
Nn Ser %. @btcago Nbe. fan6 WDers ben
Qgcnten bcr Wanbattan 8rauerei, Nuguit
2iioers, ben ct BON benz Stanb Ser 9inge
in &enntniB ieBtc. Sn Der gtdbe Ser Us.
Gbtca9o NDc. IS Oli3eiltatjon fam es banr
81 elmer MISUNDERSTANDING, pel6e bamtt
cnoete, baB betoe Barteicn in Der Station
Ianbetcn, bocb tuurben ite fur3e 3ett Oaranf
mteoer III SretDeit ge1ebt.
= Der 8iertruit ioI in Der @eiie organiiirt
fein, baB es fir cine neue 8rauerct, Die ii9
Ben 8ebingungen bes Gruft nicbt fiigt, taft
unmOgli3 1T, &u1ben gu befommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
1dher Zoo.

Ser Sltbrmann zines NblleTernn9s7
@o9ens eines nit Slai6en7 r8op" ban
belnOcn @eicbdfts, Sobn S'Maaep BON
Grie unb Sranflin Ctr, fano firsllcb in
5olge zines beflagenspertben llnfales
fetnen Soh. Sn Der gtdbe Der iiber ben
gtorbarm bes Sluiies fiibrenoen 5allte1
Str. 78riide murbc iein @eipann lbeu un6
brannte nit iolcber 6eftigtcit bur9, bab
S'Wtaacp bon benz Sibe gei9leuoeri
tpurbe uno unter bic GGOer gerietb. Die
ieLben gingen iiber feline 8rrit btntpeg I'M
perurlodhten no6eau ACKNOWLEDGMENT COB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30

valein 0cuti9lan6", Der 9foroieite t6atig,
genicBt ct ben 6uf zines guten Surtitel
unb ieine Nmtsfibrung lit obne Sabel uno
Otafcl.
S6opalter, in beiien AOern beuti4es 8lut
flieBt, lit obnc 3weifeL Der 9eotegcnltc YIN
malt untcr ben Ganbibaten bcioer Barteten.
Sein suportommcnbeS QSeien, ictn 9eraoer,
ebrlicber Sinn, ieinc @rfabrlng, berebtI7
gen i'm gum polen Gertrauen oer Wdbler.
9llio, nocb einmal, Den Z. Nooember, Den
Sag ber @abl, nicbt per8elien!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
4uf Sebensseit
miro DER dineff9e m0roer Jung Jad Sin
i'm Suhthaus bii6en.

8or benz &ibter Sutbil pur6e Ser gbtz
neie Sung Sad Gin Treitas bes Moroes
ibulbis %befunben unb su Iebensldngli6er
3u6tbausitrafe perurtbeiIt. Sin bate fei=
men ~&aiiengenolfen Sung Gin SCOT nit
etnem Sell na6 6inelti6em WDrberbrau6
51 cinem Sricali6 per3adt unb par bereits
oor 92icbter McGonnea bes Mtorbes i9uls
big befun6en tporben. St er6telt iebob
ei1en s~tpciten 8roseB betpiui9t. 9as smette
llrtbeil erfolete auf oaS S3ul6befenntniB
bes Gerurtbeilten bin. Ser @9inele lit
anibeinenb geiitesumnadtet, unb Or,
WtaDer duBcrte ii4 aub i'm @ertdbt in Die
lem Gimme.
Ser Nicbter bat benz l1rtbeiI bic 9(nipeis
flung an bic 3u1tbauSperpaltung su9efiigt,
oaB Der @erurbeilte itreng betpacbt nerben
loQ, Oh Ii6 feline an9eblicben @a6nitnn8z
ausbriicbe regelmdBi9 piebcrbOlen. @enn
oaS set SAT- letn ioute, miro ct nacb benz
Qtipl fir irritnnige Gerbrceber uberflbrt
meroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
feuer in parf Rioee.
Gapitdn 8Iaf's Wohnute 3erfOrt. -Sdaoer
etpa $4,000.

3miiden 1O9 un6 II tbr 9onncrItag
9(bcnb tpuroe Die @o1nung BON @apitGn
9Stqiam g. 8lnd in Bart &ioge, cines
ber Glteiten @ebGltbe Ser giQage, burd)
Teuer serit0rt. 6crr 8lad icbabt Ben
GerIuit auf $4,000 unb lit fir $4,000
peritcAert.
GapitGn 8laf uftb feline 6amilie purhen
6urcb ben in Die 3immer bringenben &au6
aus benz Shlafe 9etpe6t unb 'e5 gelany
i6uen, ba5 8eite gu erreiben, ebe nod bic
6lammen itcb tpctter auSgebrettet batten.
Die gtacbbarn muroen ebenfaIs alarmtrt
uno ~Lciitetcn ber Samilie 8eiitan0 BEL Der
Gettung ibrer 6abe. Die retcbbalttge
8ibIiot6ef bes 6errn 8lad tuurbe Douz
itdnbig gerettet, bo6 Durben ntebrere
tpertbpoIe @cmdlbe 5erit0rt.
8arf 9tib5e beitbt feline Seuertpebr, TO-
baB an Elm 2Oiben bes 8ranbes nibt 81
6enfen mar; benz rmitanb, baB Der 8inb
aus Sibpeit tpebte, lit eS gu nerbanten,
baB feline benabbarten 0ebdube pom Den
Slammen ersriffen Durben. Aub Be,
Stau bes Capt. 8laf, in tpel6em fih ~
Stii6 8te6 befanoen, blteb BON Dem Soerc
peri6ont. 0aS s~erit0rte Wobnbaus Durut
Dor 30 Sabren sebaut unb i'm Sabre 1882
BON Capt. 8lad %angcfduft.
IS liegt ber Gerbacbt Dor, baB bas Seuer
an9elegt murbe. @S bate ieinen l%1riprung
bitter einem Sfen i'm Spetie3immer. Capt,
8lad lit elm GROCER 2iebbaber BON Sunben
unb CT bdIt beren cine ganse Qnsobl, Sic
aber Der iibrisen 8ep6lteruns bon 8ari
&tbge gum SbeiL nibt genebm tuaren, UNI
eS 5ieB 9eitern 9lbenb, baB Srau 8laf einer
anonpn1cn 8rief erbalten babe, in tuelcbem
i6r nit gtieoerbrennung bes @ebGubes &c:
0ro5t purbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
Oas 6erl1t brad.
6wei perfonen fdwer perlebt.

On ber Gfe ser Campbell Noenue un6
gon9reB StraBe tparen Srettag Die 9lnz
itreiber Saul O1oe bon SEQ. POI 90. @rte
StraBe unb ser an Ser Gfe Der SO. @rte
unb Map StraBe tpobnbafte Sobn Beterion
nit DEM 9(nitreiben BON 6olsipert an Der
metropolitan 6o6babn bel6afti9t. 8lOB1
licb brab bas @eriit, auf benz ie itanben,
auiammen, unb tie ftelen aus Der ni5t unz
betrd6t1idben 906e 3u 8o6en, 60 i3nca
mie m0slic5 ipurben 9lmbulan3en requtrtrt
unb Die 8erlebten nit 6ilfe berielben ndb
benz County !6oSpttal trdnsportirt. 9ort
itelte es iib beraus, baB Woe's S3Goelz
befe 9ebroden mar, cine gerlebun9, bte
tpenig 9pffnung auf cine MISUNDERSTANDING
sulGBt. 8eteripn ibeint tnnerIi3 pertplnz
BET gu fem, bob finO bic Ner3te Der Initbt,
baB CT nit Dem 2eben babonfommen tpirb.
St tpurbe nacb elmer etn9ebenben Inter
iubung nacb ietner Wobnun9 gebracbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
Qm DabItas
miro maYor 5arriion feline auserwdhlte
hetmfiihren.

Mabor SarriIon bat BEN Sag ieiner
6ob3eit nit Sri. 9(nnie 6oparo aus Stem
Srleans ouf ben Z. NoOember feitgeiebt
unb Der feierlicbc Oft pirO in Der 8Obnung
ser 8raut in obtger StaOt pou3ogen tperz
ben. @s betBt, baB bet OtapOr iicb in 8ez
gLeitung ieineS Cabinets, icincr stpet Sobne
unb tbrer San1tlien uno etni8er anbercr
berporragenber Gbicagoer 5erren unb 0a7
ntel1 in einem Grtrasu9e nacb Stem Srleans
begebcn tpiro, nm DEM pi6ti9cn GreigntB
einen m0gIi6lt ceremOnieuen Nnitrtb gu
geben. 90 an Z. gtouembcr @abltag tit,
10 per6en Bic 9emofraten bic Sttmme
ibreS erlaubten Sii9rers perlieren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
Sebetll

Die bier groBen MusfteGlunsen 6er
Ginger Manufacturing COMPANY dut
Ser WeItdusftellung. Ser groBartt9e
tpeiBe unb golbene Bantaon IN BET
Wta1binerte Sale entbdIt 1914 Maz
16inen, tpopon ni6t Stpei etnanber
aLeiob itnb, mel9e ATE Nrten bon Sos
Irritation pergesentpdrtisen, bonn breiz
teiten soQ6tden @ummirtemen bis CUR
feinften 0abt I'M 9aumen zines aarten
SetOenbanbi6ubs.
SIM 2e6erz @ebGu6e fin6 stpei anbere
grobe Musitenunsen, Die mtebr ols
ais a9tunbiedsis seribiebene 8ro3eHe
in 2eberarbett baritelen.. Die Sas
mtLien50 90 bmai6inen >Musfteauns auf
Ser 6itli6en @alIerte 6es Snouftriez
8alaites entbalt ii6er 1000 Quabratz
fuB 8o6cnflGbe. Der erite Slur 1T
fir 6amilien= ytGbmaibinen benubt
tpor6en. SIM ~Siueiten Slur beftnSen
ftb ausi6lieB[ib &unitarbetten-eine
6ludt BON Sret &Gumen-etne mos
6erne @mpfanssba0e, Ser SpeiieiaaI
6einrid bes 9(cbten unb elm S9Lafz
9emocb 6es NteunSebnten Sabrhunberts,
un6 btele iino bubitabli9 NIT 9apetens
9emSloen, @orbdngen, Dnnoerbaret
5siben &c. &c. iiberlaben, iGmmtli3
nit Der Singer7Nabmai6ine ohne
v9tttad6ments" bersefteat.
pie Singer aaan'f'e. Co.,
so9 sonhnfb Ane., Wbfrnen.
6weissefadfte aberan.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30

@etro It bari mat ,,Quafefts" fir Elm
u1beOilt9t iiberes 9Gmorrboibe1 Seilmittel
ertloret. SIS i6oftt lofort na3 i~etlter Gitz
fiibrun9 III ben Stb bes 2etbe1s 2tnberung,
uilb oos l6lieBli9e Gelultat lit Die poutomz
meme Seilun9. @S lit Die Grftnbun9 eines
ertobrelen Qr5tes ultb miro SON ben au9ez
lebeniten Mebicineru. empfoblen. Seit %
Sobren bat es ii9 bnr8ans beipdbrt, nnb feill
Sine Strobe lit fl it IN ire su babei1; man
braudt mn P. N~eustaedter & Co., Box
2416, New York City, 5u abreiiirelt. Oie
nanafelis" lit in aaeu alpotbeten su babeu.
Yreis ST..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
Seit mehr ais fiinfsto 7ahrer

ptrS Mrs. 8inslom's Sootbtne Sprup
fir sabnenbe &inoer sebraudt. ct beldwi9tist Ses
Rtn6, erueidt bas 3abnfetid, b~eieitigt ale g nterz
sen, furtrt QStnos6olif rnb lit bas bette 0tittel ses
sen Sur9iaG. TiniunbSpauSis @euts Sic Tlal3e.
Bel aIen Apotbeferr IN Der 0ansen @elt gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf,
Wholesale G. Retail Grocer.
232 & 234 OfsRanoolphsStry
spil9en s%Sranfliu- unb Martet@StraRA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GOA w AOT
spil0en S%ranflin- unb MartetsStrasA
@btca9p. Sns..
pfferirt in better maare:
9teGteS Ntagoebnr9cr Ganerfrant,
9eutfGls Gier=Seartoffel elm,
9sari,ttte &sa,sbnr9er Setts@sdrtn9e,
Y3eue StcSiQbsige bpA. Wou=Sdrin9e,
9SriSd,e l rttiI Seapiar, &l3petttsSiIp,
Mecbtc Brebarter Saroe4en, 9tttdDoUte$,
9tedlte DratttI d1tp. GctOcIattOutt,
Wed)tc fErautfnrter SrGtipnrlt in Uad1fets
yrifd,e StraBb. 8atsLeber=Yaitetcr,
SSranS. SaroiucS nit SritficII,
Srans. @rbiem, Gba:,spt9tohS, &apern,
Aemt16e SDargeIn, 9iA=8nrtet,
EeIfptper 0stib dtett, &d)mtttbObneit
Nc6lte2 SLiOcnOI, WobnOI,
import WseIss unO @eineiT9,
Wedltcm reimelt aointb eerfaft tt1t0 &tttb eeteIFa
0rat,s. nno Sitfeloorfcr gent.
@ic6te'S tleif0ertr0ff, GGtpetser @siId,
S~yei,tlten sSaua=, 0tnffa= tmo 3tioz&afee,
Mcd)tcn aiueI. uito raiitId)et Sbee.
Sfei,tite WntiuasGbpcoIaoe ttito Rafao,
sSttp ortirteM 5yei9et=SSafec uno Sid crien,
2tnrntler &~aTee=Grtraft, @tdcIfaMee,
GrbSunrf, 8cistnebL &arto HeImebL
SStaI. 9SNocin, Neacc6roni,
Sriimfern, Snd)ipctsem- n1,S Safereriibe, .
Seutfde mi,o irars. Sstuetldbe:t, 9etr. @trnet,
tina stI d. e, 9fc Sct=@a alp ttfa, Ytn Ell d. etti1uS,
STsiid d. ct gte tn=, Samf=9tapS=u SSanaricnIaute,,
Med)fen GntutemtbaIer Gatociserf6fe,
S~Jeiititcn &i.I6ur9er, Gebut= itttO &sntot&fe,
Syratts. Iogmcfort=, GaHeutb ert=Sdfe,
9tcufdlateIer nto Jront6ae DE 25ries
StaI. RGrme att tito G0antet &6Ie,.
seri5dbeIt Barrier Sdnupitabaf nOn &okbe6,
S3oISfd1mbe init steSer ttnN &SoIspartoffeIm In,
9eMtIdte Gpinnr6oer, @Onfra6et,
iDiuie aae Nrten bon Groceries.
Henry SchOelIkOpE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
Kur,te felbit feinen Sebensfaoen.

6enrp Safer, tpelber Is Sabre lang
@et9cnfteQer BET gtortbmeitern 8abn tpar,
nabm iicbSreitaa Nbenb in ieiner TamiIieaz
tpobnung 815 Garron 9lne. nit 9lrientf
bas 9eben. ST bate fib wdbrenb ietner
9ienit3eit erbebIidbe Grlparniie 9ema9t
unb bieielbe auf Nntauf bon @runbitifen
bertpanbt. @or bret Sabren purbe ct
pl0blicb cntlolien, wcil CT, pie es bteB,
ieines differs iuegen niDt meDr arbeitsfdbig
iei. ST ~itiir5te iib 6urcb 8erbeiierungen,
tpelcbe ct an einem iciner 9dutier pornabm,
10 in l1ntoiten, baB er tiefiinnig ipuroe
nnb befir3tete, I'M BEN &eit ietncr gan3en
6abc gu fommen. Seine, oft ee0uBcrte
Selbftmorbibec fam 9eitern GUT 9luSfiibs
rung. Ner5tli3e 6iLfe fam gu ipat, er
mar na6 8erlauf eint9er Winuten etne
Sci6e. St mar 63 Sabre alt nnb binter>
ldBt cine 6rau unb bret &in6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
Gin 0ankbarer potient.

GIN retd)ct &aufnt1ttt 1T 9ee!p BORT, oeY
icitcn Naatem ,.tdbt ecmonmt baben
tuiH, eatpmppt I'D ats gSobItb6ter
Oct IeiSeaocn WemIbbett.
Gr I9reibt:
@eebrte 6errenI
Da i'd. pie Sic piiier, meme npnft6nbiee Gee
rell1t9 pom lduueTeit &et0ett einem in ssSbrent Mras
nei=Sude an9e9ebenen 5eiln1itteI %Der6ante, 10
CLAUDE ib mcine Santbarfeit am belten ba61rb
6eiuetfett 5a fOnnell, inoem iA Sic erIid,e fir elm.
lieseInen SPED 1000 0oopn gratis III oertbeilen.
SHn't aud Der ormite aronte 6eiInn9p iiuSen Gm5se..
hoGa6tunssoon
Sbr o~antbarer g. 81.
NIB. Sas SuG entbdtt Gesepte, Die in ieber
Npptbefe genabt perben f6nnen u,b miro tob
@rnpfans BON 8pci Sriefntarfen fir gerpofuno
uno %ortO frei an9eianbt BON Der PRIVATE CLINIC
&D1sPENsARY' % sSeit II, Str. Neip 9orf. 81. o.
Ser Siteenof rermo lit aud in Der 8u6baublung
BON Sicily S6mtbt, 292 Mttltoautee Ape.. gu baben
1SiuuleStQlpD
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-07
NEW MILFORD.
BIG RACKET ON TIE FoURTH.

BIG RACKET ON THE FOURTH.
 It was the noisiest Fourth experienced in town for several years. The racket commenced about o'clock Monday night, and was kept up almost incessant- ly until Il o'clock Tuesday night Very few accidents were reported and those not serious.
 Frank E. Soules and bride spent the Fourth in town.
 The game of ball advertised for the Fourth between the Watertowns and the Y. M. c. A. teams could not be played, as the first named nine failed to mater ialize. At this writing no reason is known for their non-appearance.s It was a great disappointment for the crowd that assembled at Conetia park, but they realized that it was no fault of the local management. A game was finally play ed between the home team and a 'spickedn nine, the latter being defeated by score of B to 6. Those that did not care to see the game were given checks for the next game, which will be the 14tb, and promises to be very inter esting, as it is the srubbern between the Danbury Y. M. c. <. and the New Milfords.
 c. P. Bently started on weeks va. cation, Wednesday He expects to visit the Worlds fair before returning. Arthur c. Logan, a former resident Oi New Milford, is stopping at the New England house.
 N. D. Hosley and wife of Meriden are visiting at 5. H. Hill's on South Main street.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-07
HEATH oF LEANDER WHITNEY.

Leander Whitney was found dead in bed, where he had lain down for a little rest after assisting at the farm work. The family were greatly shocked on call- ing him to dinner to find that death had come to.him, even so peaceful Heart dis ease, from which he has long suffered, was the cause of death.
 Rev MT Gardner returned, last Satur- day week, and occupied his pulpit on Sunday.
 On Saturday, the ecclesiastical society 1 held the annual meeting for choice of of- ! ficers, sale of seats, etc. Mrs Gardner and children left the par sonage, last week Friday, for their home in Hartford.
 Austin Sackett and family of New York have arrived at their summer home here.
 Charles Coleman of Dover and Miss Chapman of Sharon were guests of "A. T. Peck, last week.
 At this writing David Strong, after weeks of sickness, is rapidly failing and it is feared the end is near.
 The grange held picnic free toall on the church green on the Fourth and many of the young people went to New Pres ton Hill to witness the fireworks in the evening.
 George Lyman and family of Torring ton are visiting at his uncle's, G. s. Ly- mans.
 Herbert and Orlando Swift, with cousin, were home over the Fourth.
 Mir and Mrs J. s. Scott of Hartford were guests of her brother, B. K. Sedg- wick, last Monday.
 Two young men are guests of F. A. Curtiss, a Mir Barrett of Waterbury and Warner of Thomaston.
 Several new barns are being built. The Swift brothers are rebuilding the veranda and stairs in front of their store, also putting on new roof. .
 Farmers complain of cut worms and are kept very busy in the tobacco and corn.
 Louis Brague takes his place, July l, as master of tke steamboat on Lake War amaug.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-07
BRIDGEWATER.

Treat district school closed, Friday, with picnic, but on account of the sud- den shower it could not be held where it was expected. Refreshments of all kinds and ice cream were very plentiful.
 c. N. Evitts has purchased colt.
 Frank Babbitt was the guest at Frank Hawley's, Sunday.
 Miss May 1yrrell of New Milford is visiting her cousin, Miss Grace Mead.
 Miss Lila Mallett is at Bridgeport wis., iting friends and relatives.
 Miss Ida Tucker and Mir Holster, both of Southbury, were united in holy mat rimony, Saturday June l, by Rev Mr Burgess. The newly married couple will spend part of their honeymoon in Philadelphia.
 Miss May Sanford was the guest of Miss Bessie Smith, on Friday.
 Farmers are now getting their hay as fast as possible and it is reported that it as fine this year, and as nice as has been for good while.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-07

were guests, Sunday, at the residence of Edward A. Nash.
 Mir and Mrs J. H. Hutchinson of New York are visiting MT and Mrs Joseph G. Hyatt. MT and Mrs J. Milton Elwood and daughter, Minnie, of Brooklyn, are visiting Mrs Charles Elwood.
 Rev Kenneth Mackenzie will eX- change pulpits with Rev Dr Guilbert of Trinity church, Southport, next Sunday morning. MT and Mrs William Price and family of Brooklyn are visiting Mir and Mrs Thomas Price. George T. Dickinson and family of New York are guests of Mrs Lorenzo Futile.
 sMr and Mrs Frank c. Coley of New Haven are guests at the residence Of Ambrose s. Hurlbutt.
 Miss Bessie Gilbert of Brooklyn, N. Y.,is visiting Mrs Robert T. Lee.
 Miss Paterson of Ft Wadsworth, l.. l., is visiting Miss Bessie Wayne.
 Trinity Guild met on Wednesday with Miss Elsie Cute.
 Wakeman Brotherton of Jersey City, N. J., is visiting at the residence of Peter F. Foote.
 The Westport baseball club went to Stamford, Saturday, and defeated the home nine of that place by a-score of b to 2.
 Charles Adams of New York was the guest, Sunday, of his parents, Mir and Mrs George $. Adams.
 Mrs Peter Buckley is visiting her daughter at Staten Island.
 Mrs Rowley of Brooklyn is visiting at the residence of John D. Wood.
 Miss Ida Burke of Brooklyn is guest of the Misses Thomas.
 James Pratt of Meriden is visiting his father, H. s. Pratt.
 Rev Mir Mackenzie offieiated at Grace church, Easton, last Sunday afternoon.
 About 3.30 o'clock, Sunday morning, fire was discovered in the Japan shop of the Saugatuck Iron works. The fire department was immediately summoned but when they arrived the building was nearly destroyed. The loss is estimated at about 5000, which IS covered by insurance. The fire was of incendiary origin.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-07
SoUTHVILLE.
A cLAMRAKE oN rHE FouRrH.

A CLAMBAKE ON THE FOURTH.
 The Fourth was celebrated here with a clambake, at which about 60 were pres ent. Two long tables were set in the yard of s. F. Clark and were loaded with all the good eatables that go to make up first class clambake. There was music, both vocal and instrumental. Altogether it was very enjoyable time. Many thanks are due to MT and Mrs 5. F. Clark for opening their house and grounds, that So many might have a days pleasure.
 Mrs Barnum and son of Danbury are guests of her sister, Mrs A. M. Wordin
 I would not have anyone think that Southville stands in the background. h picnics and festivals it takes the palm. At our celebration there were present our popular town clerk, notary public. three justices, two constables and select men. So any business could be attend ed to that the company desired and the last but not the least, was the grand dis. play of fireworks in the evening.
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BLOOMFIELD.


 Homer Wildman is staying with his sister, Mrs Caroline Wildman. Mrs Edward Turner, who has been quite sick, is much improved in health. E. s. Frisbie was in New Milford one sdoy, last week.
 Miss Frankie Mangum of Danbury has visited her grandmother, Mrs Charles Briggs.
 Mrs Lucy Thompson and Miss Carrie Howes will spend the Fourth in Danhury. Mrs Polly Briggs has visited her neph- ew, H. o. Warner, in New Milford. An unusual number attended the school meeting in District No. last Thursday night, and Succeeded in elect ing Charles Bennett, committee. and Theodore HoWes, clerk. Miss Mary Wand, who has taught the Isong Meadow sehool for several seasons,
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MT and Mrs Harry Tripp, with their little child, from Waterbury, came, Sat- urday night, to A. A. Titus to spend the Fourth.
 The Glee club rehearse an evening or 1.-two week on Don Munio to have it in readiness for public performance soon.
 Miss Edith Beach closes her school in Church Hill district, this week. It ought to be against the law to have school kept after the Fourth.
 Mrs James McConaghie has brother, Samuel Blair, visiting with her.
 c. T. Woodruff sowed his tobacco bed May 5, covered with cloth, and with nothing but water has plants of first set ting ready for last hoeing. The bed was watered twice a day in dry weather.
 Paul Gage, so report says, is to move into the log cabin vacated by David Hurlburt at the Depot.
 Vincent s. Weaver and family have moved back to their farm.
 Miss Phoebe vaill and Miss Theodora Davenport ere visiting Miss May Brown.
 Mrs Adam Watts returned from Milton on Sunday, where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs Frank Barnes.
 Mir and Mrs Edward Church and baby are visiting Henry church.
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DEATH OF J. NJ. THOMAS.

James M. Thomas died, June 29, at the home of his daughter in Springfield, Mass. His remains were brought here for interment on Saturday. The funeral was from the Congregational church at p. m. Rev Dwight c. Stone officiated. MT Thomas lived several years in this town. He was a tailor and worked at that few years. Then he drove stage from Bethlehem to Waterbury, via Nor ris until the Watertown railroad was built. Then he only went to Watertown. The sound of his bugle will be .remem- bered by some as he blew it to awaken the drowsy hired man in the early morn- ing as he drove over his route. He drove the stage continuously for over 20 years.
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this town, thing we are all very thank

this town, thing we are all very thank ful for.
 The wire mill closed from Friday night until Wednesday. The wire drawers will not commence under two or three weeks, on account of repairing.
 Rev pr G. L. Taylor is entertaining his two daughters from Syracuse, N. Y., who are home for their summer vacation.
 Frank Williams of Bridgeport expects to move to this place during the coming week.
 sMrs Dennis Hill of Norwalk spent the Fourth with Major D. H. Miller and wife.
 Michael Buckley is spending the week at New Haven.
 E. E. Bennett and wife are spending a few days with friends at New York.
 Summer boarders from New York are quite numerous, this year.
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NICHOLS.
LOTS OF PATRIOTISM.

LUIS
 Fourth of July was celebrated by the boys in the good old-fashioned manner, beginning at midnight with the bell ring ing and plenty of powder. There is great deal of unadulterated patriotism here.
 The international convention of Christi ian Endeavor held at Montreal, Can., this week, has drawn three representa- tives from our local society, the Misses Susie and Grace Hawley and Hollister Sage.
 s Mrs Howard Smith and son of Cole brook are visiting Mrs Hollister Sage.
 There have been several cases of intox- ication in the vallage of late, something that is unusual for Nichols, and that does not reflect credit nor safety to the sellers of liquor among us.
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RoxBURY.
AT THE FALLS.

There has been several arrivals of city people at the Falls, during the past week, among them being MT and Mrs Charles E. Pierce from Danbury, Glen ford Root of Bridgeport and others, out for vacation into the country during the hot term.
 The picnic spoken of some time ago is to be held at the Falls on Wednesday, July l2, if fair eff not on the next fair day). It is to be railroad and wagon party together. For time of trains loo k for further notice.
 Miss Mamie Brown, adopted daughter of Daniel F. Brown of Warmers Mills, is again very low with spinal complaint, she having been some time ago to a hos pltal in New York and being discharged as cured. Fears are entertained for her recovery.