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The Newtown bee., 1894-02-16
HUNTINGTON.
ROUND THE CENTER.

William Miller and family of New Haven, spent Sunday with John Smith. and helped him to pass the S4th mile stone in lite's pathway.
 Dea George Nichols is quite poorly unable to leave his bed. Dr D. A. Rich ardson of Shelton, is attending him.
 Mrs w. s. Hooper and Mrs Emma Riggs spent Sunday with Mrs Charles Minor of NewtOWn.
 On account of the torn Rev Nil White of Truubull, did not come to as sist Rev Mir Park in the revival services at the Center, Tuesday evening. A. l.. Hubbard of Shelton was expected to assist on Wednesday even ing.
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SHOE NEWS.
Bridgeport, Friday, Jannary ae, 1894.

Bridgeport Friday. Jannary 2G. 1894. THE ANNUAL SALE Very interesting pric- on warm house shoes ard slippers. All kinks of women's warn beaver and felt slippers up to 75c value, now 38e.
 All women's $1 and S125 lace and congress beaver house shoes, flannel lined, now 88c.
 Alfred Dolge's felt shoes and slippers, ,Ebest in the world, now have cut prices. Too many kinds to enumerate.
 , Women's warm lined soft don. gola kid button boots front seam the comfort shoe" will not hurr the most tender foot. Regula, price $2; now S1.78.
 JOHN G. ROWLAND.
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Editorial Ink Drops.

A The pretty village of Wa FIRE tertown has been in fear
 BUG ful state of excitement over
 IsA series of incendiary fires DANGEROUS that in several instances INSECT. have proved disasterous. At last, it seems the person .ponsible has been caught, and every citizen of that town breathes more freely. It is hard to understand what motive could prompt boy to such criminality.
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HERE'S For the past few months,
 the readers of the Connec SUGGESTION ticut Western News, the
 FOR local newspaper of Canaan
 THE and vicinity, have enjoyed CANAANITEs. perusing column upon col umn of suggestions regarding a new name for the village of Canaan. It seems there are too many Canaans, and the light of the real and truly great Canaan, is sometimes dimmed in consequence. Editor Beckley of the News, it seems, has received loads of letters on the sub ject, and proposes to call halt soon. But before he does so, here's a suggest ion. Why not call the village Beckley or Beckleyville, in honor of Canaan's ed itor? He has been the prime mover il the agitation, and Beckley is a very pretty name. Yes, by all odds, call tho village Beckleyville.
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ing. Owing TO the stormy evening. there was not very large audience, but they were more than repaid. The lee ture was very amusing and witty.
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M., appropriated $25 as a benefit to N. H. Robb.
 Mrs Lucy Nichols is back to her home.
 John Haugh and Charley Hubbard are helping getting ice on the reservoir.
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In New Haven County
SOUTH BRITAIN.
A CONUNDRUM SUPPER.

A CONUNDRUM SUPPER.
 Come and enjoy yourselves at the Parish House, South Britain, Washing. tons birthday, Thursday evening, Feb ruary ?. Supper to be baked in the old brick oven. Supper from to 9.
The Newtown bee., 1894-02-16

The blood is the source of health. Keep it pure by taking Hoods Sarsapa- rilla, which is peculiar to itself and su' perior in strength, economy and medici- nal merit.
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LONG HILL.

THE o. U. A M. ENTERTAINMENT.
 On Friday evening next, February B, the O. U. A. M. society will give it's third annual entertainment in Long Hill hall. Prof Fred Hurd, the premier prestidigi- tateur, will give one of his superb per- formances, consisting of the latest feats Tn magic and necromancy. Prof Hurd will be assisted by Miss Leola Blinn, an accomplished elocutionist, Master Philip Weidenhammer, violin soloist and Charles Weidenhammer. flute soloist. MT Wei denhammer is an accomplished musician and member of the Wheeler & Wilson band. Extensive preparations have been made and the committee hope to make this the best entertainment ever given by Parlor Rock council. Come and bring the children. A pleasant evening is as- sured. The admission will be 25c for adults, children l5c. Supper will be served after the entertainment for 15c. Doors will be open at o'clock, the en- tertainment to begin ats. If stormy, ,the enterta nment will be held on the follow ing Tuesday, February 27. PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. Mrs L. B. Nichols has returned from a visit to Bridgeport and Stratford. Mrs s. Lanning from New York state, l has visited Mrs R. 0. TOusey. Harry Bennett from Bridgeport spent Sunday with his parents, Mir and Mrs l George Bennett. Mrs H. Jobes has had the grip, but is
 much improved. Mss Eva Barton is at Charles Ken
 nedy's.
 Mrs T. Wade has been in Nichols, the l past week, helping take care of her moth- CT. Mrs Birdsey Curtis, who died Sunday. I Eddie Burr was home over Sunday.
 He likes his home in Bridgeport very l much.
 l Mrs Leavitt is home again. ] able to be at the depot but not able to do l all the work.
 l Irving Coan has sold his fine pair of colts.
 Miss May sweezy spent Sunday in New
 Milford.
 Pallor Rock council, No. 6s, Q. II. A.
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A BODY FOUND ON THE MARSH.


 Saturday afternoon, Patrick Carroll, who was returning from Sasco Hill, by short cut across the marsh, was sur prised to see woman lying face down wards on the ground. Examination proved that she was dead. Dr Donald son, the medical examiner, and Select man Horn immediately went to the spot. The lady was removed to the Town house, and afterwards to Bridgeport. The lady was identified as Mrs Edwin Hall of Bridgeport, who had been miss ing for number of days. Mrs Pomeroy.
 A Biblical Institute was held in the l Methodist church, last week. There were addresses and lectures both after noon and evening.
 | James H. Bonney, who has been in the employ of Conrad Buckingham ir his harness shop for many years, has 1 started out in business for himself, and has taken the store belonging to the estate of Samuel Pike.
 The rules adopted for the regulation of the Pequot library are to be printed and distributed.
 Charles A. Wheeler is improving rapidly.
 Miss Malvina Bulkley has gone tt Richmond, Va, where she will remain for several months.
 Moses Bulkley. who has had a lons sickness, continues to improve.
 The Washington express is to stop to night at Southport, as number are tt attend the Patti concert, in New Havel and are to return by the that train.
 The celebrated case of Throckmortol ol and George D. Chapman, which Ina: been on trial in Bridgeport for severa days, has been finished and the judg, has reserved his decision.
 The cobweb party was given by tht Y. P. s. c. k. at the Congregations church, last night. Refreshments were served.
 E. c. Sherwood has entertained D. D Whitney and family of New York.
 A few days ago, while gravel trair was passing, stone became loosened il one of the cars, and it projected faI l enough from the car to come in contac with the fence in front of the west bound station. About half of the pickets anC posts were broken off when the stone fell but luckily it did not fall beneath the cars. It was a narrow escape from { serious accident.
 l Rev MT Child of Fairfield delivered his lecture on "American Humorists," a the Pequot library hall, Tuesday even
The Newtown bee., 1894-02-16
NEW FAIRFIELD.

A party will be given on Friday even ing, February 16, at the residence of El-
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Rush!

GOOD SIZED CROWDS ALL THE TIME A few things all closed out. Enough lett for while longer, though. Come as soon as you can. 9 cent Mems Hose l3c. lS-cent Mems Hose lOc. 12-cent Boys Hose 4c. 1O-cent Boys Hose Sc. Mems Sl.25 Underwear 69c. Mems Sl Underwear 59c. Mems 65c Underwear 39c. Mems soc Underwear 25c. Mems 35c Underwear I5c. Children's Underwear s, II. I5 and 2nc, worth double.
 Ladies' Sl.50 Underwt ar Sl. Ladies' Sl Jersey Wool 5Oc. Ladies' soc Merino for 29c. 60-cent Dress Goods 29c. 35-cent Dress Goods l5c. Dollar Kid Gloves 69c. Remnants of Silks for 4lc. Muslin Underwear and Hamburgs are sel- ling very fast. Good goods, low prices tell the story of praise from all. w. S- Green
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SOUTHPORT.

THE PEQUOT LIBRARY READING ROOM.
 The reading room of the Pequot libra " will be very fine one, it will con, tain all the daily and illustrated papers. and all the monthly magazines. Wher opened it will be one of the best furnish ed in the state. The library will bt open as soon as the books can be put in order. It will contain, in s short time several thousand volumes.
The Newtown bee., 1894-02-16
THE WORST STORM OF THE SEASON.

The edge of the great blizzard struck us on Monday. The roads are badly drifted. It was the worst storm of the season.
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of the question: "The country editor has this advantage over a city paper, that while his publication cannot, in the na- ture of the case, secure so wide a eiruu- lation, every copy that is distributed has closer and more attentive reading. It stays in the home at least until the fol lowing weeks issue displaces it. What we may call the all-aroundness of the country press is one of it's most striking features. The editor knows his constitu ency. The intelligence, fidelity and ca
 pacity of the men who conduct the coun
 try press merits cordial recognition"
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PERSONAL AND OTHER NOTES.

The funeral of Mrs Bradley Goodsell was held from her late residence in the Farms on Tuesday afternoon, Rev G, c. Boswell officiating.
The Newtown bee., 1894-02-16

Hoods pills are purely vegeta ble care fully prepared from the best ingredients 25c.
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ter, Mrs B. T. Beers of Philadelphia, has been with her.
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Castoria.

aCastoria ;sso well adapted to children that recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me. H. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
 III So Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. The use of .Castoria. is so universal and it's merits so well known that it seems work of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy reach.
 CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
 New York City.
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THE VIEWPOINT BEE.

ALLISOS p. sMIT1t EtlTOR. J, SNIlu, BUSINESS MANAGER
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REVENUE ACCOUNT

Balance undivided profits, ,Jan.l. 'a3 { ssITss Balance expense acct, Jan. l, lssS I5959 Earned premiums <. Ss5 44 Interest gg jeSg QI Fines e ~undry profit receipts 4sl I4 Mem bership, cancellation ices etc 5Ss5ss Legal expense limit on stock re
 ceipts I,7I4&s
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''For several years have recommended your Castoria, and shall always continue to do so as it has invariably produced beneficial results .''
 EDWIN F. PARDEE, M. D.,
 18th Street and 7th Ave. New York City. oMpANx, u MuRRAY STREET, NEW YoRK Crrx
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What IS

Pitchers prescription for Infants and Children. neither Opium, Morphine other Narcotic substance. It is harmless substitute Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor OI It is Pleasant guarantee is thirty years use by Castoria is the Childrens Panacea the Mothers Friend.
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DIsBUR EASEMENTS.

Interest q 4, Losses on real estate, leans, etc. Taxes, etc.
 Advertising and office supplies Branch offices, special agents and
 agents commissions Salaries, officers and clerks II Postage and collection charges |. Sundry expenses surplus expense limit
 Surplus and undivided profits ?,
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405 Main St.
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BS~ Sl.25 a Year, 75 Cents for Six Months, so Cents for Four Months. Four Gents Copy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04
8 READ &
The Rajah's Ruby
rs a detective story of q
BH absorbing interest q
sri AZ s.
4 You will fl0d part Of Il n
X elsewhere in this y
wi paper 81
SYNOPSIS
OF
THE RAJAH'S RUBY.

DR.. Maidhoff, the village physician al
Ellenville, Conn, summons a detective
from New York to investigate burglary
Detective Manson responds, and the
Doctor tells him that one Of his patients
Miss Antoinette Livermore, wealthy
maiden living with her niece, Evelyn
Glider. has recently died of fright afte,
a midnight visit from robbers, who carried
off valuable and mysterious jewel
known as the rajah's ruby. Chapter IL
Evelyn is the heiess Of Miss Livermore's
wealth and is engaged to Arthur Fair
child Two East Indians, who are vagrant
peddlers, are suspected of the crime.
1II-Detective Simpson arrives from
New York to assist Manson. He is n
stranger to all parties except his confed-
crate. IV-Simpson discovers in DR..
Maidhoff's possession letter from Cal
cutta stating that two East Indian thugs,
named Wichman and Lugro, arc in
America seeking to recover the Rajah's
ruby. v and VI-Simpson discovers
collusion on the part Of the doctor and
Miss Glider. Manson learns that the
East Indian peddlers are the thugs.
Wickman and Lugro.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04
(Flrst publication Nov. 30, '90.)
Notice For Publication.

Nov. Is, 1898. +
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim.
an that said proof will be made before tho
clerk of the distI lot court in and for OterO
county. Colo. at IN Al Jqnta. on Jan. Is. lssa.viz:
No. so70. for the NWA Sec .. Tvs "a 8. RK
57W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tiOn of said land, viz:
Ralph Bixgs, OF Catlln, Colo, Adolph Ford
Of Rocky Ford. Colo, Albert Il. Culbertson, OF
Arlington, Colo.
2;.3s FRANK E. BALDWIN. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04
BOB CREEK.
ALEXIS.
Special correspondence of the EsrrRpR

Special correspondence Of the ENTERPRISE.
Fine weather after the storm.
Lon Ships has moved into George
Laws house on the creek.
The water commissioner has taken pity
on US and is giving us drink once more
Mr.. Rockwell and family moved to
their future home, Catlin, last Thursday.
Always q feast or a famine, Who is
flooding the road between the creek and
Ordway?
The dance at W. F. Boyd's last Tues
day night was well attended and enjoyed
by all present.
The Bob creek boys are contemplating
a big hunt in the near future. We will
agree to eat all they kill, outside OF the
coyotes.
The Ordway postmaster says he did
not get any Christmas dinner but did
get splendid Christmas supper and his
share Of the confectionery on Tuesday
night.
JOHN A.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04

Are your children subject to croupP
bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
II is q certain cure for cronp, and has
never been known to fail. II given free
ly as soon as the Group cough appears it
will prevent the attack. It is the sole
reliance with thousands OF mothers who
have croupy children, and never disap-
doints them. There is no danger in Civ
ing this Remedy in large and frequent
doses, as it contains nothing injurious.
80 cent bottles. For sale by W. E. FentOn
& Co. and E. w. kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04
UR CORRESPONDENCE,
FOWLER.

l
Special Correspondence of the ESrEufRIsr.
Fowler wishes all the people prosper
GUS and happy New Year.
| Jas. A. Lockhart was in Fowler Mon
day.
Miss Ida B. Morse has returned to
Denver.
/ @. W. Fenlason returned from Colo
rudo Springs Tuesday evening and re-
ports the Superintendents' meeting sue
cess
A. H. McMfasters is home from Pueblo.
Philip Riefel, collector for the Deerings,
was in town last week.
NJ. L. Smith and Lee Seymour went to
Bob Creek Monday.
Fowlei's dance Wednesday was de-
cided success, both socially and fnan-
cially. But Fowler always has the beet
Mr.. Mcdonald, of the Continental Fire
Insurance Co., was in town Monday
looking after his risks.
II. NJ. Fosdick, Jr., was in Pueblo
Monday and La Junta Tuesday.
| F. NJ. Weiland purchased a new buggy
in Pueblo Saturday.
There are three balers ut work near
Fowler. pressing hay of the best quality.
er's getting a stock-yard in the near fu-
ture. Let the good work go on, and give
us bridge acroee the Arkansas.
Fred Satterfeld got his foot hurt quite
badly by horse falling from an embank-
ment with him.
A large number of the North Side boys
came over Friday evening and gave us an
Irish farce, which, strictly speaking, was
"out Of sight"
The D. B. @. have called meeting for
Saturday night to draft constitution
and bylaws; signed Ed. Gilbert.
Where is the phonograph man who was
going to give us an entertainment?
Mrs. E. j. Fenlason spent portion Of
the Christmas holidays at Rocky Ford
visiting her daughter, Mrs. I. d. Hale.
We notice by the Advertiser Forum
that Misc Hill, of La Junta, went to
Fowler to teach school. Mistake some
place, as Mrs. E. J. Fenlason is still in
charge.
The mock trial Friday night was sue
cess. Jack Satterfeld was arrested for
stealing one turkey from George Lunon;
found guilty and was sentenced to 30
minutes in the Fowler Jail, pending incar-
ceration he was given cne and one-half
hours to leave the state. Some quite
novel rules of evidence were brought out
and decided upon by Judge Fosdick.
| DR.. Corwin, of Pueblo, will lecture
here in the near future.
ALEXIS,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04

THa Best PLAsrER.-Dampen piece
of flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bind it over the seat OF pain. 1t is
better than amy plaster. When the lungs
are sore such an application on the chest
an another on the back, between the
shoulder blades, will often prevent pneu-
monia. There is nothing so good for a
lame back or q pain in the side. A sore
throat can nearly always be cured in one
night by applying q flannel bandage
dampened with Pain Balm. 80 cent bot
ties. For sale by w. E. Fenton & Co
and E. w. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04
Inducement for Clubs.

Any person sending us club of five
subscribers, accompanied by the cash,
will receive copy Of Samantha at Sar-
atoga." This book is elegantly bound in
cloth. and is identical with the thousands
Of copies which have sold for $3.50 each.
Those who wish to earn this most inter-
esting book by securing five subscribers
are reminded that each OF the subscribers
which they shall procure is entitled to
choice Of the premiums offered in our
supplement. With such inducements it
will be ensy for a number OF smart young
men and women to make up such clubs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04
Our Premium, List.

We this week publish as supplement
very attractive premium list. Such
valuable premiums are rarely equalled
and never exceeded by local newspapers,
and the result should be very large ad-
dition to the ENTERPRIsE subscription
list. The books offered are all frst-class
in their respective lines and will be high
ly appreciated III every household. The
terms on which they are presented to
subscribers are very liberal: Every 81
payment on subscription, new or old, en-
titling the the party paying to any one
premium which they shall select.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04
County COMMISSIONER Proceedings

The Board met in regular session Jan
2, 1894, the full board being present.
@. N. Aliens bond as assessor in the
sum Of &6, GOO has as sureties Jas. Nc.
Neen, Chas. Fl. Allen and B. F. Haskins
Chas A. Reynolds filed his bond as
treasurer in the sum of $4,000 having as
sureties, E. v. Price, A. @. Draper, W.
E. Farwell, David Best, w. H. McCas.
kill. E. W. Kearby, A. D. Best, H. Z. Ell
ingwood. J. 3. Swift, B. y. Dye, =. J.
Dennes, VIM. 8. swink, q. M. Hall. Z.
n. Reynolds, John johnson, H. B. Dye,
81. I. Maxwell, Chas. Rocker, Lewis
Swink, g. g. Maxwell and A. Nichols.
The board will remain in session this
week, and their doinRs may be expected
in next weeks ENTKRPRIsE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04
JOHN A..
For Sale by the Owner.

A ranch of 100 acres; ;12O acres of
tillable land; 80 acres under Catlin
dich, balance under Highline and
Otero bitches; all fenced; loo acres
now cultivated; 30 acres in alfsl-
ia; 100 growing fruit trees; 80 inch
es of water goes with the place.
Two room house and stable room
for = head of horses. Plenty of
water for stock. and other convsn-
fences; 81 miles from Rocky Ford,
in a good location. Farm imple-
ments go with the place, also half
the crop if sold within the next 80
days. Apply at this Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04
PERSONAL.

Rev. Ewbank and wife, of Catlin paid
Rocky Ford visit Saturday.
John Auckland, one Of Olney's PROCESS
i've farmers, was in town Saturday.
Miss Matte Little was gnest at the
M. e. parsonage for dincer Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Fenlsson, Of Fow-
Ter, Miss Theo Barley, Of Pueblo, and
the editor hereof enjoyed splendid New
Hale.
are members Of the Otero County Horti-
cultural society: Mrs. Hartman, Mrs.
Saml Herdman, Mrs. J. II. Crowley and
Mrs. J. Coughren.
Miss Theo Barley, q teacher in the
Pueblo public schools, is spending por-
ton of the holiday vacation in Rocky
Ferd, the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. H. Il.
Antes and the editor Of the ENTERPRIsE.
There was quiet wedding at the
home Of Senator Swink and wife last
evening. The parties were Samuel
Hulse and Miss Matte Swink, the cere.
mony being performed by Rev. D. W.
Burt. Our congratulations are herewith
extended.
The Rev. F. L. Hosmer, Of Chicago,
the pOet-preacher, ia at present visiting
in La Junta and it is in contemplation to
have him lecture in Rocky Ford next
week Friday evening" in the interests Of
our town library. His subject will be
Lowell" He has given two lectures for
the La Junta Free Reading Room.
Geo. N. Ordway, says the Field and
Farm. was in Denver last week looking
over rsBailey's poultry yards, and reported
that he had had good luck in raising
bronze turkeys thus season. He raised
a bunch of seventy under hens, taking
good care Of them for the first few weeks.
He feeds them cornbread and hard-boild
eggs at first, with milk to drink.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04

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An Omission Corrected.

The name Of Rev. w. Mayo was some
how inadvertently omitted from the w.
O. T. q. Crusade Day report. This
should not have been as Bro. Mayo rich
ly deserves thankful mention by us for
his unvarying libarality, his uniform
kindness, and the many helpful and en-
couraging words he has ever given us.
His ten-minute speech was just what
would be expected from such an able and
truly good man as Mr.. Mayo, and we ex-
tend grateful thanks for his counsel and
advice. A W. G. r. U.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-01-04
Card Of Thanks.

Rev. and Mrs. d. W. Burt extend sim
cere thanks to their friends who so kind
ly and faithfully remembered them on
the evening Of the New Years day by
embodying their good wishes in go many
bless the donors.