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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

3u @emi9eib BET 0lieI6orf i'll 6ieier
Sage Ser 9roBe beuti6e -@iienin6uftrtele
st / 6orb WanreSmann geitorben,
meltberiibmt burb leinen nit grDBartteem
Grfolge. ms 8ert geiebten erftnOcriiben
@ebanfen, einen ~sli6cnOen @iienitab stpiz
ibet 3tuet i9rdg 3u cinanber ite6enbem
Stablnalsen bon beribiebener @ei9pinz
6igteit bur9laufen gu Iaiien unb baourd6
g06ren aus einem Stiid bon 9lei6er
8anbftGrfe unb glet6em Seelenourbmcier
ber3uitcllcn. 9ieie WanneSmann 'iben
G6bren bobcn cine umipGl3un9 in Der
&obrcninbuitrte Der gon3en 0elt berDorges
rufen, ba ite bebeutenb bjlt9er ais bic fritz
beren &0bren beraeiteut perOeu f0nnen
unb cine Dielfabe Gerpenbatg, 8. 8. alcb
gu 8auspefen, geltatten. Die Wlannesz
monn',6e NuSteQun9 auf Der @eLlausz
iteuuno bier i'll Chicago erregte Die 8eipuns
6erung Ser 9an3en 8elt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

DaB bic Dibterfraft feinestpess thinner
I'm @reiienalter erlabmt, bas fab man in
~iinglter 53ett namentlib aub OH benz fiir3z
LID oeritorbenen beuti6en 0t6ter Srtes
ortb 8ilbelm SO eb sr, ber nob in leinem
a6tsisiten Sabre @e6t9te boil S60nbeit
unb &raft i9uf. l1nO bet beribmte plattz
beutibe Dtbter &laus @rotb bat iebt
in leineln fanfun6iteb5i9iten SABRE gang
berrlicbe Sbpuen 9ebtcbtet feline, AUDI ntbt
Die g%ertngfte Spur bon @rmattltng tit in
ibnen su bemerfen ; alle 8or3itge uno barafz
teriitiidben @igenibaften ber Dor mebreren
.eSobrae6nten entitonbenen friberen @rotbz
iben SoDQen treten in timer. fLar berpor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

MGentbalben mabt mani NIT ben If
Mdibtngton bummelnbe BUR-
i6en Oieielbe @rfabrung, ie molten ntbt
ar6eiten. 90 it's AUDI in Oregon. Oils bort
Elm n6eer" in 8ortlanb ein3og, erboten it9
Gle bortisen8 eb0rbcn, iebem arbettstptligen
Gbeilnebmer an Dem 3u9e auf einige Gage
a~nitdn6t9 besablte StraBefarbett gu 9emGbz
rem unb unterbeien fir ieben cine anitdnz
big besablte Stele aitf elmer Ser bieIen 6arz
men gu ermitteln, Die AUDI bort Mangel an
Nrbeitern leiben. Nber nit 9obn tDurbe bas
sQnerbieten bon iebem Der 8umntIer suriidz
setpielen. @te gum 6obu auf ii9 ielbit
tragen bteie 8ummler uno Sbnorrer in
Neit un6 SIT G~ranSparente BET ftb nit Der
Snl6rtft: v8ir wolen feline BobltbGti9s
felt, ionbern be3ablte Nrbeit."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

Ser fiir3Gicb bon uns belpro3ene @ns
trag beS @rafen &antb auf itaatltcbe Moz
nopoLtitrung ,beS @tnfaufS unb 8erfauf5
frem6Idn6iiden @etrcibes bat i'm Oeuti6en
&eicbsta9e Elm raibes @nOe gefunOen. Die
9tbitimmune er9ab nur 46 Stimmen su
ieinen @uniten. NuBer ben gonierbattz
ben, ben 9lntiiemitcn unb BEN Gertretern
bes baperiieben 8auernbunbes ittmmten ale
Sracttonen geibloiiet gegeu ben 9lntrag.
@benio enti9ieben fpie Der nationalliberale
9tbgeorbnete 8enntgien ipra9 Der Gei6sz
~tal1aler @raf @aprtDi gegen ben @ntrag.
8on alien @egnern purben bic gefGbrlt6en
loctaLiltil6en Gnniequen5en bes &aniB'z
i6en 8orl6Iages berOorgeboben. @s unz
terlte9t tpo6L teinem a3meifeG, baB Die
Saobe Der 9lgrarier burcb bas mdBGoie
Nuftreten ibrer Wortflbrer ibDer Sei6Gz
otgt tuorben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

2u6nig 8oteLmann, Ser be-
fannie @enremalcr BET 9iiiel6orfer Sbule,
lit ptobLtb i'm 81. 2e6ensiabre 9eitorben.
Sci @ele9en6ett ieines so. @eburtstages
Datten i6m feline .S6iiIer etnen 2orbeer=
trans iiberrei6t, ben ct an elmer Wanb ieiz
ner 8obnung befeitigen moute. 6ierbet
bate ct Das l1n8liiG, bon Der 3rittIeiter 8u
fallen unb iicb mebrere &ippen gu brecben,
bic in ben &0rper %ein6rangen unb eolc
innere Organe Derlebten. @ines ieiner be-
tannteiten 8ilber Scr 8anftrocb"
6dn9t in Der 2eptonz@dQerte in Wilpauz
fee. Die Wilwaufeer ba6en iettbem offers
@eIe9enbeit geba6t bic tppii3en @eitalten,
Del9e Der Maler gei3affen bat, in Der
@irtIt6feit gu beoba6ten. @s mar Elm
i9limmes Omen fiir Wtilpautee, ais ienes
Bib aufgeDdngt tDurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

Das abeiwiegenb rep~ublifantiAe 9t6gee
orbnetenbaus bon Obto bat BEN Antrag,
monaco local option audi na9 Counties
eingefabrt un6 10 Bic &ne6tung manber
fretitnnigen Staot bur6's 2atDDolf ernto99
lic6t merben iolte, nun bod perporen n.
@tnitimmig ge9en bieien probibitioniitiicben
Qniblag itimmte Die bemofrdttl6e Wttnbere
belt. Stir bic Gorlage itimmten lebsunOs
breiBig &epubIitaner, ge9en Ste Sorlage
iiebenunbbreiBig 9tepubLifaner nno Die
i6mmtIi4en pter3ebn bemotrattl9e1 Wttts
slieber. Smmerbin ertl6rie ftcb allo ducb
bic Webrbeit Der 9tepublifaner, toen1 altcD
nun cine duBerit fnappe, 9e9ert otelen Gudz
i6ritt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

que, tDelcher taft 3pet @odben in Dem 8oz
nacum'i6en 8istbume neilte, UNI ben
bielen 8ei6ulbigunaen Oes SeBerS Gorbett
auf ben @runo gu seben, icbeint ft3 bon
Der l1n6aLtbarfett Der Acknowledgements
u6er3eIgt 3u baben. Inter ben @ltebern ber
@eneinben Gorbett's unb ieines Wtitz
6eBers 8farrer @ngliib ~cirfuliren @ez
iucbe an ben pdpitlt9en 9eleeaten, in tpeLz
9en bieier eriu6t pirb, Die genatnten
beiOen @eiitliben tpe9en finan3ieler W3iBz
pirt6i6aft unb MiBOertpaLtuug BON &irz
6enfonbs ab3uieBen. 0iele Pettttonen fttlz
ben DteIe 11nteri6riften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

Mabor @i[rob bon Stem gort bat if9
gum Sbeater>genior aufgeporten, in6em
er Der iuscnbIihen S9auipielerin Nnnte
Bterce bic @rIaubntB Dertpeigerte, bic Sitelz
role in Der en9lii6en lcberieBung BON
@erbar6 6auptmann's Eraumbicbtung
r6annele" gu creiren. SER @ilrob mill
berausgefurben baben, 6oB in benz Stide
Der 6eilanb in blaspbemiiber 8eiie auf
Die 8abne gebra6t fei. 0tan tueiB, baB
&atier 0iIbelm, ber bod 10 ie6r auf Gotz
teSfurebt unb fromme Site bdGt, Elm be-
lonbereS Sntereiie an v6annele" ge1omz
men bat. SIS mitiien baber gang anbere
@influiie babinter iteden, baB Der irii5e
8trgermeiiter bon Seem gorf bic Qutfiibz
run9 bon o!6annele" gu btntertreiben iu6t.
@r 1T bod lonit nidt 10 binnbduti9 unb
fetnfi6lig
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

Sn einem Gbicagoer 8rtef an Bic y8eIfz
fi6e 8pit" tptrb boS genannte ct. 2ouiier
Glatt IS as $ auptor9an ser beut=
fben &epubItfaner BON Sui
%9enannt. @s muB alio UNI Sic
beutf6en 9tepublifaner bon Sainois f9on
Imam ltpat" beiteqt Ietr, tpenn Tie i'm eigez
men Staate fetn 6euti9es Organ mebr am
9eben erbaIten f0nnen. Sn bcmielben
griefe Dirbsber ieBi9e Staatsi6uIiupcrinz
ten6ent Gaab me6rere MeaIe ST I" gez
rannt. Sin 9ruffebler ltegt alio nidbt
Dor. @ie fommt ein 8Iatt ba3u, ais
beuti9es 9auptOrgan elmer polttiicben
8artei 3t fi9ariren, bas ni9t einmal
ben Namen beS 6euti9en S9ul=
lupertntenOenten rtbtis bubltabiren fam?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

Mabor Sopftns tann ii9 nit Sc
nustbuun8 iagen, baB ieIbft Elm 8an6erbilt
Tim ntbt an bic vWimpern tlimpern" bart.
Setu energii6es 8or9eben gcgen Bic 9afe
S6pre 8a1n9eieni6aft, tuel9e nit 6errn
0an6erbiIt ibentii6 1T, bat CUR Solge sez
babt, baB Sic 8abnseieli9ait ii9 nicbt nur
erboten BAT, ibre 8a6ngeleiie gu erboben,
fonbern baB iie itA iebt iogar bereit erfLdrt,
bic @eleiie nod b06er gu le9en, ais eS BET
Mobor fir n0t6i9 bd1t. 9te Gner9ie bes
Wapots in Dieier Sa6e bat AUDI BEN ubrtz
gen 8abngeieui9aften etnen S9ref eingez
iogt, Der ii6 obne 3metfeL ais betLiam fir
bas @emeinpobL e~rpeiien ptr6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

Die Staatsseiebgebuna SEEM gorts bat
itcb Dertagt, obne far's %allgcmeine 6rauenz
tpa6Irecbt ettpaS 9et6an 81 baben. 8tele
Srauen, un6 atpar meiit en9lii9sameriz
tanii9e, aus 8rooflDn batten in elmer @inz
9abe 9egen cine ioI4e Neueruns 8erz
mabrun9 eingelegt unb babel namentli6
tolgenben @inpan6 erboben: 0a bas
Srauenlttmmreobt eber cine gfltcbt ais ein
Yrtbtle9ium iei unb ba es lo9iiber 8etle
AUDI Die 8eflei6un9 bon 9lemtern b%ebin9e,
10 lege oaiielbe ben Srauen nur cine Sat
atf, tpelbe 3n tragen ie nibt berufen
iperDen ioQten unb Die ife ntbt tra9en
%fOnnten, obne anbere 8flibten gu Derna6s
laiitgen, Die fir Die meni5li9e @eleaS
i9aftSorbnung Di9tiger ieiu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

Sang nit &ebt iteCen ieBt 3eituugen in
Gbicaso's Na9baritdbten 8erglei9rngen
IN 3tpii9en ber 8inftIi9teit, womtt Der
mOr6eriibe Nnarcb!it 6enri in 8aris,
slei6 ietnem 8o~rgGnger 8aliant, perur7
tbetIt purbe, unb Der etelbaften @er3Ogez
run9 6es uriprineltb bon 9ti6ter 8rentano
in bic rebte 8abn gelenften Bro3eiies ge9en
ben GbtcasOcr M6rber Brenber9aft
burch anoere Nicbter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

Sn San Granctsco bei9dftigen itb 6ie
@eri6te augenblidli3 nit 6er 6rage, Ob
man es BEN Gbtneieu ni6t oerbieten tonne,
bic SiiBe Der tpeibIi6en &inber, tpte es ibre
2anbeSftte er1eii6t, gu OerfritppeLn. Die
Gbtnelen f0nnten ben &aufaiiern bas
Qrglment e~ntgegenbaLten v@eitattet Sbr
cs ni6t ebenfaas, baB Cure Nn9ebDrigen
fi4 burb gu enges 6uBseug Die 6iiSe, Ourb
unftnniges S3niren bic Sober Uer=
frippeln?"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

Be" i9tperiten Qnf[deen btenen foQen, fagen
9initig fir ben Nn9eflaeten aus unb entz
i6uloigen tire frGberen ent~segengeiebten
@nsaben bantt, baB ite Oieie auf bas
beftise 8etreiben zines &esierunsspertreters
gertacht bGtten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

Die @~oIbausfubr lebter @obe icbetnt
ii9 bod ni9t auf 6 Miutonen gu ~belaufen,
tpte oor einigen Gagen befitr9tet tpOrben lit.
Nur ettpas iber brei Wtlionen tperben
1eute na6 europa abgeben unb Sptimiiten
erbliden bartn bereits einen Yorboten bet
baIotgen @r~lebtgung Der SarifDorlage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

0ie Sadie bes bon iriiden grieifern
10 lcbtper angefocbtenen 8ti3ofS 9 o II az
cu m 8u 9tneoln in gtebrasta g%eitaltet lt1
sanlti9er. @r3biihof 9enneiip bon Snbn5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

ygarL" g rotpne nennt ft6 Ser in
einen 0%eberauaug gebiate Mann, peIber
ben Observation-Disclosures" beS v@eneralS"
GoreD ipielt. 8esbalb Bet tote &erl no6l
BEN beutl9en 8ornamen r@arI" fiibrt?
0euti6 1T er ntAt, itammt ni3t BON
Deuti9en, ipricbt AUDI tein Bort oeuti3
aber bas Gnslii9, in ipeIbcm er, I'M 8ett@
etfer nit Gorep, feline tDabne unb blD6s
ftnnigen 8olfSreben periibt, pimmeGt bon
lpra6wi6rigeu 8eritOBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07
Ser fO3ialiitii6e edriftiteaer abOGf

Ser fosialiltil9e S9riftite1er N6oIi
9epner in ct. 2ouis 3ieht in elmer 9es
panbt unb i9arfiinntg 9ei9ricbenen eng
Lti6en Stu8i9rift ntcbt geeen bic 8eltz
o%rbnung iiberbaupt, lonbern bteSinat nut
segen bic tit pteLen 8trtbl9aften, Gtgarrenz
Ldoen, @potbefen II. I 10. auf9eiteaten autos
matiicben SpieImal6inen, Nickel Slots,
ais @emetni9Gben gu Teloe. 9aS S9rttts
den lit i'm ScIbftoerla9e bes 8erfaiiers i'm
rSt. 2outs Gaseblatt" gu baben. Ser Der>
faiier l9ifte e8 an $50 8olt3et6efs, un6
in Oit ST. 2ouis iinb barauf bin tene
Wtoi9tnen bereitS nerboten tporben.
GaIIus 3bomann. Ser bepGbrte
S9riftlte1er bes 8ierbrauerbunbes ser
Ser. Stoaten, beritebt it9 ntcbt nur auf ben
0ienit beS @ambrttus, ipnoern au6 ouf
ben 6es 2tpolo. 0aS benefit ietn 10 chen
ielbftitdnbig i'm Druid erlAtenener, nor benz
Observation-Disclosures 8erein bon Stem
gort 9e6altener 8ortrag iber v@ 0 ct e,
BbrDn unb 9etne". Nuf @runo
fletBtaer Stltoten 9iebt Sbomann in bteier
@rbeit b09f tntereliante Nufi9litlie iiber
bic getittsen 8e3iebun9en 3ptihen @oetbe
u1b Bpron une felt cine paden6e 8er=
gleibung suiiben ben 3tpei @eiftesDeruanbz
ten 8Dron ltno Seine an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-07

GS siit Bic Na9rtcbt etn9etroffen, baB
6ie 0aqutS tpieberum einen Sieg iiber Sic
~merifaniicben SoIDaten errungen baben.
8or etnigen Gagen mur6e bertcbtet, boB
3tpei @ompagnieen mertfaniider 8rllppen
tpelbe in@nienaOa ftuttontrt tparen, ben 8ez
febl erbieIten, ii6 iofort gum Oienit in
QuaDmas in Sonora, am @olf bon @alt;
fornien, gu melbcn. anfan9Ii9 sIaubte
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13
FARMING MACHINERY.

The fecord of the new model seed drill has been so entirely satisfactory that it is acknowledged to be one of the most perfect drills in America. It is the result of careful experimenting in the field and factory, ill close comparison with leading drills, and. being construct ed with the view of avoiding all radical defects of said drills, built in a work man-like mailner, Of best material and in neat style and finish, will be found to be the best seed drill in use and indeed a model in every respect. Lyon & Grum- man, the hardware merchants, keep these drills and invite all to call and in spect them, or drop them a card and get a catalogue free. They are also agents for bicycles and would'rbe pleased to send catalogue to all who intend look ing at wheels this season.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13
DEATH OF GEORGE NoRTHRop.

The following obituary notice was talk en from the Waterbury Republican. MT Northrop, the subject of this sketch was a brother of Philo Northrop of this town: "George Northrops died at 7.I5 Monday evening at his residence, 42.State street, from injuries resulting from runaway accident at noon. NIT Northrop left the factory of A. c. Northrop & Co. just be- fore noon and was ritfing home with George W. Burritt in the company's de- livery wagon. At the corner of Grand and State streets one of the holdbaek straps broke and the wagon ran up against the horses launches, frighten- ing the animal into a swift gallop. Down the steep hill the runaway dashed and at the foot MT Northrop and NIT Burritt were thrown sout.s The latter escaped with few scratches, but MT, Northrop could not rise. He was carried home, where=Dr Castle found the collar bone and two ribs on the left side broken. A subsequent examination showed that Mir Northrep's spine was injured and that the lower part of his body was completely para1yzed. He fingered until 7.15 and was conscious to the end. ,.f
 George Northrop was born at New town, Conn.,, April s, ISIS, and was | therefore but a few days. short of 76 years of age. He spent his early life in Newtown, where he learned the harness making trade, In 1887 he came to Wa terbury and started in the harness mak- ing business in a wooden building on the site of the present Baldwin's block, Bank Street. He left Waterbury in lS41 and opened a similar business in Bridgeport. In 1871 he returned Q Waterbury and be- l came connected with Merritt Lane and
 tie Waterbury Manufacturing company, | afterwards taking position with R. E.. Hitchcock & Co.,, paper and paper box
 manufacturers. With this concern, now A. C. Northrop 6G Co.,, he continued until
 his death. In 1S4O, MT Northrop married Lola Castle, daughter of Samuel Castle | of Prospect, who survives him. The on- | ly issue was Arthur c. Northrop, pres tent senior member of A. C. Northrop &
 O.. MT. NorthIop became & member of | St Johns church in 1871 and when, in | 1877, Trinity church was formed, he be-
 came a member of that congregation. A
 general feeling of regret perYaded the
 community at the news of Mir Northrop's | death, for he was q man of whom it could | truthfully be said, he had few or no ene-
 mics. He was astonishingly active for | his years and was of a most. cheery and | even disposition. He carried his years | like a man of 5o and would not listen to | friends who thought it was time he re
 tired from active life. His friends were
 legion and he kept them. He was noted
 for his transformations good deeds and
 was altogether man who will be missed. The funeral was held on April 5.''
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13
IMPROVEMENTS ON THE sHEpAuG ROAD.

Bridges Nos. l, and 3 on the Shepaug road have had new floors laid on them during the last few weeks These bridges are located above and below Washington and at Judas Bridge. A bridge gang from the New York read has assisted Road Master Garrison and his men. Dur ing the last two years all the bridges on the road have been re-floored.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

-' Arthur T. Nettleton, who is now at Ontario, Cal, took a trip. to Riverside, Cal, recently and called on R. H. Smith. The weather in Southern California, has been very disagreeable for the past few months, so writes MT Nettleton to his father, Charles Henry Peck.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13
IN THE SPRING.

Nearly, everybody needs good medi- cine. The impurities which have ac- cumulated in the. blood sdnring the cold months must be expelled, or when the mild days come, and the effect of brac- ing'air is aost, the body is liable to be overcome by debility or some serious dis ease. The renlAfkSble success achieved by Hoods 6arsaparilla, and the many words of praise it has received. make if worthy your confidence. We ask you 10 give. this medicine trial. We are sure it will do you good. Read the testimo- rnfa1s publiahe1 in behalfof HoOdss Sar- Lsaparills, all from reliable, grateful peo- pie. They tell the story.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

s i Station. Agent J. 4. James of -Hawley-
 vile has bought horse of Pratt of Litchfield. He has also purchased a
 handsome carriage of l.. E. Pratt of
 New Milford. The boys say Mir Rear don and his trotter are Sir it" no longer.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

The combination coach, No. ?, which runs on the freight train. is in the shop at Hawleyville for repairs. It is being decorated by Artist Pitcher.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13
Talk all of 1,... the Town.
TIMELY Y TOPICS OF BUSINESS.
BUcKLEN's ARNIcA. sALyE.

E l. AEs iSSfHitH-4s Q fahrNiSAE oAib E'
 The best salye in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, ehapped hands, ehilblains, corns and all skin ,eruptions, and posi- lively cures piles or no pay required. It IS guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c per box. For sale by E. F. Hawley, Newtown, and $. c. Bull, Sandy Hook.
 BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES.
 How can you do this to any better ad- vantage than by filling the walls with pictures? You may say that times are hard, money is scarce, etc.; but if you go to Northrop's art store, 30 John street, Bridgeport, you will find that a little money will go long ways and that no one should be without pictures. If you have any that need frames, take them to him and he will satisfy you both in quail ity and price.
 When you are in Bridgeport call at our new store and see the finest stock, of pi- amos ever exhibited in the city of Bridge port" The Steinert & Sons Co.,, the leading piano house, 313 Main street, Bridgeport. !. 7-' n *"e~s',
 Farmers should look into Sandnrson's
 
 what kind they use , this season. MT Sanderson of'New Haven will. be pleased to send full particulars on application. His fertilizers are highly endorsed. ..'- !. A special sale of millinery is going on down at w. E. Halligan's. Bridgeport. The ladies will of course take notice and improve the opportunity to get miilin- cry goods, while they are down. .. . - 
 | A. R. Lacey, at the Bridgeport rubber store, Bridgeport, advertises, this week Bailey's rubber specialties. Ladies have often read the advertisement. in theil magazines of his bath, complexion, toilet and tooth brushes also the latest thing out, the rubber manicure, an article everyone should have who desires neal looking finger nails. Every horse owner should have a Bailey rubber currycomb. Its use will give gloss tc the horses and cleans better than the ordinary metal comb. Write MT Lacey for prices. ''
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

Mrs Thomas Taylor of Whiseonier, who has been poorly through the winter, is improving and is able, to go out doors some.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

O. c. Helm, representing the large clothing house of F. E. Hartwell & Co.,, was in.towni on last Friday, distributing handsome clothing circular for the firm. He WAS accompanied by Tom J. .Condron.s who drove 3. spanking pair of bells attracted considerable attention 10 the, turnout. F. E, Hartwell &. Go. are leading clothiers and it is good place to purchase gents furnishings of all kinds.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

' J. N.sPotter of Hawleyville has begun shipping milk to Hollister Sage of Step ney. Fred Beers is shipping cream to MT Sage, asa 4's sIfy- liI4-sG
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

Mrs Charles Botsford, who has been sick with remittant fever, is slowly re- Ecoyering.,,.5g sn1su=.,-,,s...,
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

H. M. Bolles of New Preston will erect a monument over the grave of Eugene Shepardin Lands End cemetery.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

Miss Mary c. Botsford is taking music lessons of Miss Lila Moore of Stepney.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

Mrs James. l.. Lake passed Sunday with her son. Charles, at Lake George.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

Ernest Hawleylef Hawleyville, visited friends in Towners, N. Y., recently.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13
s4h -1 1ssy 4L
 NUMBER b

Mrs Schermerhorn; Sunday, Mrs A. W. Fairchiid. : ~s.se.
 ''An evening with Whittier Pro- gram to be arranged.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13
GRANGE AFFAIRS.

AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

.. A special sale of millinery is going on down at w. E. Halligan's. Bridgeport. The ladies will of course take notice and improve the opportunity to get miilin- cry goods while they are down.
The Newtown bee., 1894-04-13

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-15

Bed Spreads.
We received on Friday
a Special Big Lot of Fine
Marsei1les and Marseilles
Pate IN Bed Spreads.
They go on sale tomorrow
morning.
Toilet Quilts, worth $l............"..IO DC
Full Size Toilet Quilts, worth 81 so. 99c
100 Fine Quilts, well worth&1 IL
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-07

before me in all the radiant glory Of
perfect womanhood, her hair fallen
loose about her shoulders, her figure
erect and her manner defiant and
wholly se1f-contained, she said to me:
Il love him-GOd knows love him.
He wanted me to marry him. Had I
not already risen on the wings Of
knowledge to the upper air in which
wisdom and purity dwell, I should
have yielded, through my love, to the
grossness with which an all-wise
maker has seen fit to manacle the
nobler things within us; I should
have been married to him, and
we should have bred like animals. and
lived in sordidn ness and pain, growing
Grosser and more sordid every day in
the disgust or WEAKNESS which such a.
com partnership must bring in time,
proveling lower in the dust which
God has been pleased to place 50 thick
at our feet. sinking instead of soaring,
and finally dying without sOulsi
loved your friend too we'll to marry
him
She paused. looked down upon me
with a scornful yet plying glance
from burning eyes, and was speech
less.
Yes. I loved him-1oved him infaE-
ftely better than all else in this
world I loved him too well to de-
stroy him by becorn ing his wife But
now 1 am free to marry him and with
Gods help will
she st<Ode out and. sent msssen-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-07

She was q very pretty girl, tastefully
dressed, and her brown hair curled and
rolled about her low white forehead in a
way that was enhancing, considering how
hot the weather was and how many fair
locks that had been curled that morning
were hanging IN straight strings over
other fair brows.
1t was warm in church. There were
lots of flies about, but the people seated
IN the immediate vicinity Of the pretty
girl were pleased to notice that the flies
all lowered round the pretty girls head
Only the young man who sat beside her
was troubled occasionally by the little
Pesterers that she impatiently brushed
from her face when they became too nu-
merous.
At the conclusion Of the service thopret-
u girl and her escort wElksid out with the
rest Of the congregation, and the young
man was heard to axclaim.
By George, did you eEez. see 50 many
lies Nellf'' And Nell replied in smoth-
cred tones.
~ Did you notice them, FHed2 declare
l shall never try that again. I curled my
hair this morning with sugar and Water.''
just then the flies discovered their de-
parting victim in the thronF, and with q
buzz Few after her--Exehlanee