davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

do ,,pen." ma czas Cd 10 do 80
dni.
PAM Rybakowskiej policya
ME aresztowa}a, pomimo, De
iej poszukuje i ma ma MIA
warrant.
PAM Rybakowska pr1eby wa
W Buffalo, lecz policya ME
mole sic dowiedziec, gdzie sic
obraca.
PAM R. wYst6sowa]a pare
llst6w, a wfasciwiej mowiac,
odezw, do publicznosci, W
kt6rych usifuje przedstawic Gala
nielegalnosc postepowanla see
ryfa, sedziego i policyi.
Niekt6re buffaloskie organi-
zacye r%obotnicze uchwalily
rezolucye, ostro poteplajace
szeryfa i sedziego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
Obecne moody
GIa clam.

w tcrazniej szeJ pore naitrud
niej wybieraG damon odpow1ednie
szaty. w nieporadnosci swojej
nleieden krawiec damskl jedzie "a
morze. ably W paryzu szuka6 ma
tchnienia, wszelako najw1eksza
Geese juz New Yorku Una .jdujs
%potrzebne lnformacye. Naszem
zdanlem W najtahszy spos6b MONA
sobje poradz'c, zap'sujac soble
jake plsmo mcdnlarskle.
Blizsze szczeg6fy o panujacel
obecnie modz,e sukieh damsklch
MONA zna|ezc W nastepuiacych
nowoyorsklch pismach modnlar-
skich, wydawan>ch przez frme A.
Mcdowell & Co:
La Node de Paris, $3.50 roczn,e.
lub IS centow kop,a;
Paris Album Of Fashion, So Sc
rocznie, lub IS cent6w kopia;
The FRENCH ressnaahcr, So. rcczn,e
lub 80 cent6w kopia;
La Node, najlepsze famili]ne pi-
smo modniarskie W Ameryce !,
kosztuje tYlko $l-50 rocznie,
albo Is centow egzemplarz.
Me kupowac z kramik6w gaze
ciarskjch innego p'sma modniar-
sk1ego, jak powYzej wymlenione,
albo tez zam6w,c. sobie kt6re =
mich wprost cd WYdawc6w, pod
adresem: A. MCDOWELL & Co :,
4 West 18th Str, New York c.,
New York.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
~ South Bend
(lndIaua).

W ka2dym porzqdniejszym
salonje W nsszem miesc.e
MONA posmakowaG znakomi-
tego piwa, wYrabianego W
Cincinnati Brewing Co.-Piwo
butelkowe tego browaru roz-
wozi sic do kazdego miasta.
Stacya czyli sxtad tego
piwa 2nsjduje sic ma rogu ullc
Chapiu / Ford Agentem ola
m'asta South Bend jest pan
Fesco.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
TAME Tykiety na kolei
1T. HAuNSkin;

TheCh1cago Milwaukee, St. Paul
RY will sell excursion tickets for
the following occasion:
acknowledgements Grand
Army Of the Republic, to be held
at Pittsburgh, Pa, Sep. 18th to
Goth.
For full particulars as to
rates dates, return limits, etc.,
enquire at c. NJ. & St. p. Depot.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

%Przyczynlli SIG do tego VIE
lebny ks. proboszcz Stanis}aw Sic
dleckl i Komitet TowarzYstwa S. s.
Cyryla i Metodego, a osobllwle
prevalent J~aniszewski.
Cztonek chcacy bye cz}onkiem
Kapeli, musi wpierw zostac cz}on-
klein wspomn1anego towarzystwa.
Tow. Kapela Polska W Morris
Run sk}ada sic z II zuch6w VIA
rus6w, a skoro lepsze czasy nastan2'
mn,emam, il sic liczba cztonkow
podwo1.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
TO i OWO

w A welocypedy jul
So TAX og6inie uzywane, 2e
dziewczyny s1uze5ne u2ywaja
ich do rob;enia s%prawunk6w
ga oddalonvch placach largo
wYch, a dziewki pracujace W
polu ich nawet u3ywaja, gdy
daleko maja do domu Ma fol-
warku pewnym pod Sankoping
oczekiwano %dziewczyn zKopen.
hagi. kt6re sic by}y naje}y do
pomocy W czasie 3niw.P os}ano
po nie w6z ma stacya, ale ME
wszystkie nan wsiad1y, a'bo-
wien bylY take, kt6re mla}y
wlasne welocypedY, tax UREA
dzore, lie pakunkiem odbY
waly podr6& ma miejsce.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
Nasz zwyk1y
preZent..

y Duly obrazkowy KALEN-
CARR ma rok Panski 1894, q
dwoma luznemi obrazam1;
p KAETYCZKI.
81 Ksiazeczka POD tytulem
KASZUBI POD WIEDNIEM.
~Powyzej wyszczeg6lnlony
prezent udz,elanY bedzle tylko
tym, kt6rzy teraz przysla $500 "a
,,Katolika.''
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

mloda slubowaia sobie wiernosc
mal2ehska prey trumnie matki.
Pc dokonaniu. obrzedu goscie
weselni odprowadzi]i zw}oki
nieboszczyki "a cmentarz, q 2
mimi SHY t}umy ludu pod
wra1eniem tego n~iezwykfego
wypadku. Obecni PREY slubie
byli tax wz:uszeni, ID nawet
mezczyzni kali i p}akalj.
W LASACH ~podzameckich
hr. Zamojskich znajduie sic
orYginalnie rosnaca sosns: .
ktorej miedzy ludem krazy
nastepuiaca legenda: Sosna ia
ma ca}Y system korzeni, wy.
stajacych ma powierzchni 2iemi
pa pr%zestrzeni k,lkudziesieeiu
}okci kwadratowych, pokryty
gatazkaml iglic, a to wedlug
wierzen ludu z nastepujacego
powodu. Dawnemi easy Sw.
Onufry idac z Podzamcza ma
odpust do E.skarzewa "
dzieh skwarnY przysiadI gwoli
odpoczynku pod owa sosna
rosnaca ma lichym piasku.Aby
sooie STAT ME zapYl'G, rozciag.
nal pod drzewem cbusteczke
i OTTO sosna wypuscla korze.
nj ga'azki i okry}a GAIA ziemie
pod konsrami r6wnie2 dywas
mem ig'ic. Oryginalnie rosns'
ce dr2ewo, warte obeJrzenia,
jest W wielkiem poszanowaniu
u tam+ej 7zych wfoScian. Otto
czono je p1otkiem. ably utrud.
MIC den dostep szkodnikom.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
PLACIC "a KATOLIKA!
MODLITWA


Oicze nasz Kolaszcski, kt6rys
lest " Cleveland! Znane nam
Jest prawdziw!e itnie twoje
n,enieckie. Przyj6z kr6lestwo
twoie niezale3ne do Omaha.
Badz VIOLA twoia kacerska
= jsk W Cleveland, tax / W
Omaha.
Ciebi,, ojcze, oczek'wamy
pijani W dzien i W noe, g
iesli W krotkim czasie ME
pr%zyjdzies7, to 2ieniadze nasze
dostana salonisc', a ty, chcac
u mas zalo&yG kosci6i nleza
lezDy, muslsz sam ruszyc
tysiacBmi i ma sw6j koszt
cerkiew nam pobudowac.
Chleba ducha schizmatV-
ckiego daj dam podostatek,
lecz ME w%spominai nam mic o
6, 7 9 przykszaniu Bo2em,
DO NV wlasnie "a to przes|a-
dowaIismy kap}an6w rzymsko-
katolickich, &e nam te PREY :
kazanie Boskie ciqgle przypo.
1nina]i. Vice ciebie, Ojcze,
przes1rzegamy, abys takiego
samego losu na sic NE SOFA
gna}.
I edpusc nam, Re tobie
kasy ME oddamy, DO my saml
na rachowaniu sic many.
Gar5la nasze, o oIcze, take
suche, iak suchy tego roku
Jest Stan Nebraska. Wiqc my,
drogi oicze, wszystko CO sic
da urwa6, potr2ebujemy ma
.suche gard}a nasze.
O., drogi Ojc2e, znamY
twoj9 przesziosc, znamy twoje
zamiary! Mysmy ME ]epsi cd
ciebie, mysmy wiele ziego
.ucsynili, podburzajac ]ud
przeciw kap1anom rzymsko-
katolickim. MySmy ola kasy
napadli W nocy kap}ana kato-
lickiego, "a co mas reka
.spraw,edliwoSci ludzkiej dosie-
gle. Ale my "a mic ME
zwa3amy, byle tylko przesla
dowaG kap1an6w rzymsko :
katolickich, DO oni nam eagle
przypominaja Cite, Tine i 9te
przyknzania Boskie, a CO
najgf6wniejsza, kasy kosv:elnej
nam ME oddaia.
Ty wlesz, 0 Ojcse, il obo.
jetna dla mas = czy kapfaD
katolickl, cay pop schizmatycki,
bY]e nan, tylko oddaf kase
Ty wiess, 2esmy sic sehizmie
wiele przys|u&yli - 4eSmy
jul nawet o popa schizmatyc.
kiego ciebie prosiIi, W nadzieT,
ze 2 MIN kase do rqk dosta-
riemy.
lv WleSz, re trSVmamY ten
maiy ludek prey kegach piwa
ola schlzmy. Ty wiesz. De
wy}udzamy cd mich ostatni,
cie2ko 7apracowapy grosz -
niby IA koszta sadowe. -
lnaczej NY sami ostaG sic ME
moglbysmy.
[ ME wodz mas W stycznosG
z ks. Tyszka, DO 2 tym mic
wsk6ra6 nie mozemy, pred
tym pierzchad musimy. Ale
mas wybaw cd ks. Jakimowi.
GA i ks. Tyszk,, q osobliwie
cd po)skiego zydka, DO ten
Una nasge ,:lauv ; k,3don,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
utrzymamy al do bliskiego
ju4 konca schizmy. AMEN.
KUBAZ q RZCZODROW VA.
PogromI
RybakoWszczan.

Ma STRONGLY 6tej dzisie]szego
numeru podaJemy nieco szcze
gol6w o aresztowaniu RYba-
kowskiego i roabiciu lego
Coxeyahskiej armii, pod}ug
Baltimorskiej Pozon1.
OdebrawszY potem 'Buffa.
loskie Echo, jestesmy w stanie
podaG O fatalnem koncu
wyprawy R7bakowsxiego tro-
che wiecej szczeg5}6w:
Rybakowsk,, polozywsz7 sic
srod walki ma ziemie, wo1ai:
,,Oh! ME zabijajcie mic. Ide!
lde sam!"
PoIicyanci, goniac "a niedo'
bitkami armii R~Ybakowskiego,
wolali, ably ka2dy, komu &ycie
mile, k}ad} sic na ziemie l
warowat jak pies.
Dwaj deputy szeryfowie
odpiesli pokaleczenla.
Rozprawy salonisty a zarazem
sedziego pokoju " Cheektowaga
aresztowanymi by}y
k16tkie. Sedzia W ciagu 2
god2in okofo 80 ludzi odesfat
do ,penitentlary" ma czas Cd
10 dnj IA do 6 miesiecy!
Miedzy tyrni skazanYmi jest
dr.. Bartels (6 mlesiecy); PHI.
Siemianowska, kuzynka Ry.
bakowskiej, kt6rej sedzia ka2e
odsledzieG dwumiesieczne vie
zierie. W potyczce wzieio
udziaf tak&e kilku Polak6w z
Buffalo, kt6rzy jul sic zdazyli
wp,ssc do armii. Sedziemu
lud2ie ci mowili, ze ola tego
wpisali sic do armii, De i'm
Rybakowski przyrzek} %wystara6
sic O prace. .TYch %wszystkich
sedzia pusci} ma wolnos6,
W sobote rano sedzia King
zes}al znowu s ludzi z armii
RYbakowskiego do ,,pen.', a
miedzy mimi niejakiego Gusta-
wa Langa, nlemca, kt6rv byt
pyawa reka ~ge1era1a. Lang
siedzieG bedzie al 6 mieslecy
W powlatowem wiezieniu.
Wreszcie oko}o rs zolnierzY
zosta1o osadzonych przez sadly
po]icyjne (ranne). Zes1ano tych
wszystkich ma czas $40 dni.
Miedzy tymi znalazt sic Bernard
Rybakowski, podobno kuzyn
,.hrahiego'.
Prokurator Buffaloski w
pierws2ej cb will chcia] odda6
J6zefa Rybakowskiego pod
grand jury,ale potem sic roz
mysli} i odes}a} go, wraz 2
innymi IL zo1nierzami, do
znanego JUL nam ,,sadu
przes w1etnego WlelkleJ Cheek
towsgi'.
W poniedzialek ,po potudniu,
sedzia Forster W swoim saloonie
rozpatrywat sprawe Rybakow-
skiego, kt6remu prokurator
stara} sic udowodni6, lie Jest
,,zwYktym trampem'. Oska.
raonego dobrze bronil adwokat
W. W. Sapperston, kt6ry
dowodz,}, De Rybakowskiego
3adnym sposobem pod Katego-
rye ,,tramp6w" zallczyG ME
MONA, gdy2 Ryb. wcia4 miat
pray sobie pieniadze, pc wiekszej
czesci, podczas pobytu W
P,,fe II mioc7ko1 m hofoln ID
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

kurzu, ma scianach ma podto
DE it'd. Zatem mniej obawy
mice nale1Y zachowa6
wszelkie przepisane oslrozno5
eli.
z SYBERYI donosza, lie
W pob'iAu Karkalikahska, W
gubernii omskiej, niejaki
Polak6w, ataman kozacki,
od6ry} pokladY z1ota nadzw7.
c%zajnie bogate. Znalazf on
tak&e dyament, wazaoy Sc i
pol karata, oszacowanY na
rubli 100, 600. Polak6w uda}
sic do Moskwy dla sprzedania
owego %dyamentu.
PETERSBURG, 10 sierp.-
Stan zdrowia cara budzi
powa2ne obawy. Narada le-
karska trwa1a dzislai Gala
godzine, wreszcie oswiadczY}
dr.. Zacharin, be car cierpi ma
zapalenie merck Podobno Jest
car bardzo rosdrazniony pc
wYkrYciu ostatniego %sprzysi7.
3enia ma jego zycie.
W MIESCIE Gubinie tel
mleszka)a panieuki, kt6re
chetnie taicza - gdy tym.
czasem mtodzieA meska chetniej
hoduje kieliszkowi, kufowi j
cygaretom ia uboczu, a W
czasie zabawy rae poraz tylko
ten i 6w wsKoczy ma sale,
pokrec1 sic / zn6w do kieliszka.
Fanny gubihskie, ably mlodzie1
do tahca zachecit, urzadzi}y
taniec 0 ncgrody. Najpilniej-
sly tanecznik miat otrzymaG
welocyped, drugi maszyne do
szycia, trzeci clarke do owocu,
czwarty album muzyczne. O
tax drogocenne nagrody warto
byio ME poskapic nog i wy
tahczY}y sic panienki tego
wieczora nale&ycie lax nigdy.
" kohcu nastapi}o urocgysta
rozdaoie nagr6d. NajpilnlejsaY
tancerz otrzymal - drewnia-
"a szpulke cd k}ebka n,ci,
drugi - ig|e, trzeci po}owe
lupiny cd pomarahczy, q
czwartv notesik z obrazkami
ola dzleci i trabke blaszana.
Wziefy sic ia spos6b.
PlEKNOsC sta}a sic prey.
czyna 6mierci naszej rodaczki
KrystyDy Bielicklej W rosyj'
skiem miescie Ludze. Przy1eta
ona s}u3be W domu pana v.
Mersa. NiejakiS Piotr Wasili.
Jew, szewc zHugi, zakocba}
sic W piekne] dziewczYnie. Gay
Krystyna data mu ma zabjegi
lego odmowna odpowiedz,
Wasi]jew rzuci} sic ma MIA i
jednym ciosem no3a pr2eciaE
blednej gard'o, nastepnie sam
sobie 2ycie odebral. tKrystyne
Bielicka uwazali wszyscy ga
skromna dziewczYne.
NAJWIEKSZA ma swiecie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

kurzu, na acianach ma podio
DE it'd. Zatem mniej obawy
mie6 na)e3y i zachowa6
wszelkie przepisane :oslro2noj
CT.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

ISTNIEJA firmly hand|uj3ce
winem, kt6re przez a]ent6w
wiedza, gd2ie i kiedy umarla
osoba zamozna. " tel chwili
posy'aja rodz'nie racbunek ma
lyle a lyle przez nieboszczYka
wzietego wilma, kt6rego dotad
ME opfacono. SpadkobiercY
nieraz ME NIGGA wykaza6, ze
wilma tego istotnie ME wzieto.
ami ME zuzyto / plaza. Zacho-
dza i toxic przypadkj, lie firmly
handlowe dowiedziawszy sic o
smierci zamoznego obywatela,
posy}aja n%atychmiast znaczny
transport lichego a drogiego
wilma - niby zam6wionego
przez nieboszczyka krotko
pred smiercis. | take pre-
sy1ki nieraz bywaja przyjmo-
wane i oplacane. = Skutklem
zaszlych podobnych przYpad-
k6w, kt6re o sadly sic zaha-
czyfy, ostrzezenie ME bedzie
zbytecznem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

WA pred bakcylami
chor6b zarazliwych jest zbyt
wielka obecnie, a nieuzasad-
Mona. W spitalu W Brompton
W Anglii i W zakiadzie we
Falkenstlen W Niemczeck
roblono przez wiele lat scis}e
obserwacYe; przekonano sic, De
z persona}u spitalnego 70
os6b przez caly ten czas
zachorowa}y 2 osoby, cara
ziwszy sic choroba suchot -
ale je zaraz wyleczono. Pierw.
SEA by}a pokoj6wka, druga
kucharka. W spitalu ma 100
chorvch ma suchoty zwykle Is
opuszcza zaktad, iako uleczo-
nych. Me byfobY eaten tax
wief1iej liczby uleczonycb.
gdyby choroba ia tax wielce
bye miala zarazliwa. Liczne
doSwladczenia 1owiod}y, lie
wydzieIiny suchotnik6w po-
mieszczone bye winny W
naczynia napelnlone woda, a
nigdy ma sucho. w chustki do
nosa suchotpicy nigdy pluc
uie powinri, albowism wydzie-
)iny usychaj4, a przez 'tarcis
hakcyle choleryczne dostsja
sic w powletrae. osiadaja W
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

NAJWIEKSZA ma 6wiecie
Bib]ia znsiduje sic W Rhyme
Pisana jest Pc hebreisku j
wa3y 800 funtow. Trzej ludzie
ledwie ia uniesc zdo}aja. W r.
1912 syndykau 2yd6w wenec-
kicb o6arowat "a MIA Papie2o-
wi Juliuszowi II lyle z}ota, lie
Biblia zawa3y, ale Papie&
propozycYa odrzucif.
The Newtown bee., 1894-08-03

rate program was effective and pleasing. supper of bountiful proportions fol- lowed by ice cream and cake was partak- en of in the comfortable and we'll or dered house of the generous host. The guests departed highly satisfied and pleased. Mr Weinstein and his energetic family have well proven their ability and usefulness in at least one direction. The proceeds of the entertainment have been duly handed over to the Methodist society of this village.
 Miss Eva Prayer of Hillsday, N. Y., is q summer guest at the home of John Weinsteil.
 Nearly 50 veal calves, averaging in weight 200 pounds each, were shipped to Bridgeport market, last week Tuesday.
 John Palmer was thrown from load of hay and had narrow escape from a permanent injury. He is able to be about, but not able to do any work. Mrs Nathan Dunbar led the devotion al service of the Y. F. $. c. E. society, Sunday evening. The services are grow 1 ing in interest, new leader being ap- l pointed for each meeting. l Miss Lillian Hodge, former resident of this village. is a visitor at the home Of Mrs Sarah E. St John.
 AMrs Seth Chapman, who has been i'll 1 for some time, is convalescing we are glad to report.
The Newtown bee., 1894-08-03
BRTDGEWATER,

Mrs Hattie Carlisle and children from Brooklyn are with Mrs Robert Keeler.
 The new hymnals for St Marks choir have arrived and are much liked.
 Mrs George Bennett has commenced rebuilding the barn recently destroyed by lightning. Rev F.. B. Doane spent part of last week in Bethlehem, with Rev MT Aver.
 Mrs William Randall is recovering from a severe illness.
 Mrs Hubert Scott from Waterbury is with her mother, Mrs James Thompson.
 Miss Jennie Randall from Shelton is guest of Mrs John Randall, Mrs Beers Frost from Brooklyn of Mrs Elmer Frost and Mrs Robert Randall of Mrs William Randall.
 Meetings this week were held in Treat district, Monday evening. Southville Tuesday evening and Wednesday even- ing in the chapel. MT headley was in Roxbury, Sunday, but is expected to be in Bridgewater through the week.
The Newtown bee., 1894-08-03
BANTAM.

Mir Flynn and family are spending a few days at the sea shore, near old Mill ford.
 The Baptist people are to have pie nic in Mrs Westover's grove at the lake, this week, and are looking for very nice time. They will have ice cream for those who wish for it and it will not come amiss this warm weather.
 The ''Bachelors' Retreat is about to be broken up. MT Willis has left the place and Mir Turrell has taken board with MT Anderson's people and MT Par ker is to board with Truman Buell..
 Mir Prindle returns, this week, to his work in Birmingham, where it is ex- pected that he will remain another year with the '. NJ. c. A. association.
 George Richardson, the extract ped dler of this place, has given up peddling extracts and gone to running a baker wagon for MT Large of Litchfield.
 Rev Mir Bissell Of Litchfield preached for the people of St Pauls church of this place on Sunday, last. His text was from Genesis 2S :16, "Surely the Lord is i'll this place, and l knew it not" Wilbur Anderson has opened an ice cream saloon.
 1 The warm weather which has been prevailing has not caused much sickness. l This goes to show that Bantam is very l healthy place.
The Newtown bee., 1894-08-03
ELLSWORTH.

Ambrose Fritz of Melliuville, N. Y., and his wife, spent few days at their aunt's, Mrs l.. c. Bowman's.
 Mrs Henry St John spent few days with her daughter, Mrs William Marsh, on Sharon Mountain.
 J. Brinton of Falls Village was in this place on Monday, tuning pianos.
 Daniel Perkins and daughter, Mable. of Cornwall spent Tuesday at c. C.. Deans.
 Mir Lewis child of East street is quite poorly.
 MT Nash of Williamantic is visiting his uncle, William Connor.
 Miss Coe and Miss Keller of Bantam spent few days at Mrs c. Morey's.
 There was magic lantern show at the schoolhouse, last week. Only small number attended.
 Mrs k. Marsh, two daughters and granddaughter ofsMichigau, are visiting at William Marsh's.
The Newtown bee., 1894-08-03
WEST CORNWALL.
PERSONAL GOSSIP

Mr and Mrs Dwight Rogers are at the old homestead for few weeks.
 Miss Nellie Cochrane is home for two weeks vacation.
 Miss Emma Koch is spending few days in town.
 Miss Bertha Smith of Cortland, N. 4., is guest at l.. c. WickWire's.
 Charles Butler is home for short visit.
 Dr J. Douglas Gold spent Sunday at home.
 Miss Margaret Thompson of New Ha- ven has been visiting her sister. Mrs Walter Mallinson, the past week.
 Charles Memmott is improving under the skillful and watchful care of DI Livingston. Miss Fannie McCiaren of Bridgeport is s. k. Scoyille's, for her usual sum mer visit. Miss Daisy Seeley returned to he home in Tashua on Wednesday. ! Rev Samuel Scoville and family ar now occupying their summer residence l Joseph Lynch and sister of New Ha l ven were at R. N. Cochrane's one day this week. I Mrs Colin D. Morgan and family 9 Montreal, Canada, are at the former Iold home, Hon T. $. Colds.
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BETHLEHEM.
ACCIDENT TO CARR WATSON.

Carr Watson, while backing in a load of hay, was suddenly pitched forward and landed near his horses feet. He re- ceived broken bone in one wrist and dislocated joint in the finger of the op- posite hand.
 Rev G. Willard and Mrs Bird of Port land, Minn., are for short time visiting relatives in this place. MT Bird preached in the Congregational church on Sunday, July 29. He as leave of absence from his own church for four consecutive weeks. On Thursday he goes with bis sister, Miss Alice, to attend the conven- vention of Christian workers which is to convene at Northfeld, Mass. Mean while Mrs Bird will visit other friends. George Hubbell of Derby, junior clerk at J. D. Dayton's shoe store, has spent part of his vacation at MT DaytOn's summer home. He goes to Woodbury for the remainder of it.
 Worthy Master Averill and sister, Miss Julia of New Preston, were in at- tendance upon the Pomona Grange ex- ercises on Wednesday. NIT AVerill was a guest of F. P. Hayes and Miss Julia of Stephen Hayes.
 Last week, Rev Mir Doane of Bridge I water visited his classmate, Rev Ed ward P. Aver.
 Miss Nellie Booth has returned to her home in Stratford.
 Miss Abbie kilborn, of the Cooper Institute,' is guest of her sister, Mrs David H. Judd.
 Little Birdie Judd continues in fec ble condition. She has been sick for ] several weeks.
 Miss Gertrude P. Kasson of Brookfeld is expected in town, this week.
 William T. Reynolds is home from Quakertown, Pa.
 I Zenas P. Candee is canvassing in the eastern part of the state for the book en titled, ssWhat can a woman do?" | SO1uCiluS hs ut1u ol AIEbi eloAs. AaeeS N gently paid his mother a visit in thi' place, while on his vacation.
 Mrs Hiram Kilborn of Bantam has o late been gnest of her daughter, Mir D. H. Judd.
 The Tracey's were up from Waterbur. on Saturday at J. w. Smiths and the.
 had an old fashioned huckleberry frolic g The mothers, grandmothers, uncles an : aunts, brothers and sisters. children an
 grandchildren were all there and cam early and stayed all day. ! The administrators are selling off tn j. live stock belonging to the estate of th
 late Charles E. Gurnsey. g Miss Annie Lake will spend the wee
 at her uncle's, Noah B. Tuttle's, at Wa : nut Beach, Milford.
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4 GRAND UNION PICNIC.

The Sunday schools of the Episcopal, Methodist and Congregational churches will hold union picnic in Hanover park, August 15. The park is 8 recently fixed up pleasure resort and is finely situated on the Merfden branch of the New Eng land road. A beautiful lake with steam launch and row boats is one of the at fractions, beside tennis, croquet and cricket grounds. A special train will leave Watertown in the morning (tlme to be announced later) returning ln the evening of the same day. The prices for the round trip will be adults 65c, children 4oc. If the 18th is stormy the picnic will be held on the 16th.
 Frank B. Glover gave an interesting exhibition of the Edison-Bettine phono- graph before large audience at the Methodist church, last Thursday eyen- ing. sThe laughing song, J stThe crying child, and selections from Gilmore's band eaptivated the audience. To dem- onstrate the wonderful powers of the talking machine more plainly he request l ed the audience to sing hymn. The tcoronation hymn was sang and immedi ately on the close MT Glover, by slight manipulation of the machine, gave them l the benefit of reproduction of the hymI lust sung. Mr Glover also gave an ex l planatory lecture.
 Warren and G. F. Pritchard drove to Wa lterbury. Sunday, to hear Rev MT Pun met preach in St Johns church.
 I Ex-Mayor Bradley of Waterbury I T stopping at John Taylor's.
 E. c. Marggraff, who has been unabl to work for the past two weeks from a sI oTnrafisy .serformed on h----Ak's '
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SOUTHBURY.

Jay E. Warehouse is doing a rushing business in the blacksmithing, repair and general jobbing business. If you want good work at reasonable prices call on him. Courteous treatment and first quality of work are two points on which Ms. Warehouse lays great stress.
 Frank Wheeler has traded his bicycle and a nickle plated watch for a gold watch with Henry Whitney of Middle bury.
 A meeting of the Temple was appoint ed for Sunday evening.
 Charles Whitney will give his exper- fence on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Town hall.
 Miss May Shepard is the guest of Mrs Elizabeth Shelton.
 Mise Phebe Van Scoy is visiting at Mrs D. Reardon's. The Ladies Aid Society met on Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mrs H. c. Bennett.
 A minister from Glastonbury is ex- pected to preach at the Congregational church, on Sunday.
 Miss Mary Sullivan is spending the summer with her sister, Mrs Madame.
 Mrs Timothy Reardon is indisposed.
 Mrs Martha Hite and children spent Sunday in town.
 Mrs Mary Fuller of Woodbury has been visiting at her fathers, Edmund Leavenworth's.
 Oscar Amber and his son, David spent Sunday with relatives at Bedding Mrs Thompson and Miss Eva Robin
 son of Bridgeport at Mrs w. Olmstead's this week. Mrs D. Reardon has returned iron
 New Haven.
 J. l.. Durga's son and wife spent las , week with him. The colored preacher, George Wash l ington, held services at the Town hall : Saturday and Sunday evenings. E. Crossman has been in town, re , gently, overseeing the harvesting of hi l hay crop, etc. The Southford and Little York base r ball hines had game on Mrs Shelton D lawn in town, last Saturday. The SCOT Il was 16 to 12 in favor of the Little York