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Evening journal., 1895-01-31
TO welcome the First ofFsbruary.

The pupils OF the High School will
render the following prog am TO- morrow
afternoon, beginning promptly at 3
O'clock:
Singing" speed Away n.....a. ......... School
Recitation, "Durh, ,.s...t..... he htcca Calhoun
Recitation, Her hxcase" "..... Anna Nanpelt
Defamation, The Muse Stool,r
George Trutt
Recitation. "They Say. Kate Wall
Exclamation, u Would IL Could
Recitation, "Calibre Fifty-four,"
BERTHE vickery
Eddie White
Recitation, "AIrs. Piperm. Mamie Yantine
Piano duet, May Whitenack and
Sailie Topkis
Nellie Winslow
Defamation, "Our Dogn.... y. .teofge pobln
Recitation, "lhe Noble Stranger
Bessie Wilson
Defamation. Farmer John. John Wright
Recitation, "Whisaerin' Bill,n
May Whitnsck
Singing. Silently Falling the snow. School
A curdi4l iuvatton Is extended TO tne
parents and friends Of the pupils by the
principal and there will be seats kept for
visitors.
Evening journal., 1895-01-31
Personal Fsventa.

Miss Name McGus has entirely recov
cred from her recent severe indispasition
Several New Castle Young people
attended the Epworth concert IL VIII
mington last night
Mrs. s A. Stewart has been suffering
with heavy cold contracted after
Mondays storm
Mr. and Mrs ~ 9 Rogers are on a
visit Ia Philadelphia and Gray Ferry
Mrs. John w Mitchell, Of Stanton
who has been the guest ot her mot ntr
Mrs Mary Banks. has returned home
Evening journal., 1895-01-31

Bacon Young Penn told the type
writer that she had her hat on wrong
side In front How do you suppose be
knew that Egbert--Why. that's his
business he connected with the puzzle
department on & weekly newspaper.
Evening journal., 1895-01-31

Known all men by these presents that
|, Anna Graham, widow of Hiett Graham,
Of the city and county Of New Castle.
State Of Delaware. hereby certify that
the Massachusetts Benefit life Ansocia
tion Of Boston. Mass in which company
my late husband held q policy for Five
Thousand Dollars (t5 00,) issued to him
about three months before bis death
has this day made full, complete and
satisfactory settlement with me, the
beneficiary under the said policy. Wit
ness my har and seal this twenty third
dav Of January, s. D., 1885
[sesll ANNA GRAHAM
sealed an delivered In thA presence oil
John Il. Rodney. TDopy
Evening journal., 1895-01-31
NHw voRk.
SgSor Say aeS ".
Ame,.een e
4sux..ms,as,h.

f1BN NHsYLvANIa Northumberland
a = AaD hellway Of America : Protecte;
LerQuanput ny the IutsrlockinR Switch an
Block Signal 2ysterl
Pa AbE[PHiA. WILMINGTON and BAL
TlMORE RAILROAD, in effect Nov. Is, 1894
ITsine VIII leave Wilmington ae foiIowes
RhtlAdelp ph1s, express, 81. IS. 20. 8 30, AZ.
I 81 .. M, 'ls 35 81, 8O5. 6O4, 5iO, b56, 707,
Aecommodation 8 %. Z 90. 8 Os. O4sAn. .nsa.
: Sc, 3 80, s 1b.7 80, 10 s5 ? n.
Caegter express, ! 81 4sos ea0,7H,750. s60
s@ l0h5. uf5, 81 Q u. 81 8 l2. 50, 7N.
Accommodations %, 7 90. 10. 10 IS. IL @En.
u se. ? ., 5 40, 3 10, 40, 10 e5 IN.
: Sew YoTk, q, ss5, % sso, z99s ssg, s5s.
8 %. 8 0A 10, Sc. 703, 8 II, 10 65 . "a.
Boston. without change ln " u "a, 81 . N.
For the South Southern Railway Express,
and Ia pa; 2 Al D m. Glee, ers 10 Hot Springs,
Memph 8 and New Orleans
West Chester. via LAruoEin. 90 M, $40
Newark Centre and intermediate stations
s9 hnls 81 N.
10 la II 90 m ~ o.. 15 22. q Is, 09. "a, %
"a o. q Al, 6 g. J l, 30 %, l3 ~ night.
Baltimore and intermediate etsIons. AZ
LsAve Philadelphia. Broad street., for VIII
ii is, II IS. 4 N. fs IS, 50, z os slo. aoi, al,
eis, q, SO 90, 8 ~, 81, 2 40, II 10. ia,
acoononoos ssion. 6 20. 2 sc. lOs5 5am.1R. pO3
| 4 O3. 81. 6 ~, 8 IS, 10 03, IL 88 N.
Sunday Treins-Leave Washington for:
81 ahi1aSsRhis II s II as & sT2TsS B 81 81 ss "a
/ q, f6 . n. Accommodation, %, 10 q N,
~ .t. 40. 05. ID, 10 s5 ? N. .
E %, gI, B b0s s. 65' 707 eC6p N. AccoInmo
dakion. TOO $40 a m, Il 10. .i4Q, 0t. 10. 7s5,
New York. Iu, s55. 4ao. 70
l0ot l04s. 4 81 IA. u 10, o.. s05. sos S5ss
W. u, " 20 ? "a. -. ...
For the South-Southern Railway Express,
. Al m, eepeTs to Augusta, st, Augustine
end Issm1pa; 4 Jpn ? m, sleepers to Hot Springs
Wear 3hestes, yia liamoEin, 8 81 M
Baltimore and Washington, s.ss. s.ol. 1913
Baltimore and intermediate stations, sos
Leave fbiiadelphia, Broad street. for WI.
uinSton, express. s0. 2 20, Ills. u 39
a, y 5os IS 6 s., 20, s7s. Il 10. u 10
1sc6mm5z5ataion. %. 10. 1895 a n lss6.
ao5, %, 3 %. 10 %, II 3e p n
| Efalua fos Delaware Division ie-yg for
Sew Daatlas y: i IS %, 50 80. Q u. 2 5s
81 = ID. IL In night
/ Lowga. t5 D IL. ~ p n
Express toT DIVER, Harrington ana Bsl1nAR,
l9, u ~ N, q ? n. Y @ night.
harrington And WAY stations only. 30 D n1s
Igrsss 1grss f f 6aps Z e90 0hsriss, 8 8d Point Con-
trsf Snd Norfolk, II 03 q n, II "a night.
| sunday trains for.
| Nsw Casts II 06 nigh6,
| liEys Charles, old Point Ec7nfeEs end Hoq
a1lk 1f o. aixht.
Mia6lstowu Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
FeitOn, Harrington, hridgevllle Seaford,
, lts1Fet and Delmzr u 0l night.
CONGRESSIONAL Limited Expnass trains com
sosed entirely OF Pullman Vestihuls pAri0S
AUD nitinQ Cars. N0extra fare other than the
ususl Pullman charge
s.s.p.4tss5 l-Nnfoss ErHtns. coTluused u run
gae ResC1nle 'artcr Cars, Festtaals Fas'
shuaat gGHchee and Dining DRVs No exits
fsEus
s0r further inrormabion, passsnrera are re.
erred 70 the ticket scent at the station,
). NJ PaEVOSF. =. f. WOOD
4en-ral Nensaer. General Passenger AS
Evening journal., 1895-01-31

General Neal Dow Is mad Not be-
cause prohibition does not prohibit in
Maine, but terauss be cannot make
people belic that II does
Evening journal., 1895-01-31

Virtue is said to be out OF place In
New York and as soon as the Lexow
Committee shut up shop that city began
to take on its old wickedness. Can this
hn trne9
Evening journal., 1895-01-31

A women with new dress that is becoming
isn't satisfied until the man she likes best and
the woman she likes least have seen it.
Afchtson (flobA.
Evening journal., 1895-01-31

Winter weather, Keep Warm
Coal and wood fcom Il. T. Sergeant, oiilce
Seventh and King. Phone 545 HEX.
ory wood for open Frstas
Evening journal., 1895-01-31

The Ph1-Aelphia Record asks: How
can the L. .chaaas afford to sell stsple
Evening journal., 1895-01-31
VESSELS FORCED BY ICE
Norwegian Bark Run Aground
Above Town,
USHER IN TIE MONTH OF FEBRUARY

eNAos~to " AA@ AAEA sAApot 1AFo AEs-
pared an Entertainment for To-norrow.
watchman Fitch Never entity Of
Eeellgenoe--ot other Events About Town.
SPECIAL Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 81 Since neon
yesterday the Delaware shore has been so
packed with snow covered ice that every
wooden vessel, great and small, found it
impossible to move about The first
square rigged vessel to put In here
yesterday afternoon was the large
Norwegian bark Johannes She was run
aground just above town by an over
whelming field of ice and il was with
difficulty that she WAS hoated and
brought into harbor of Delaware street
Captain Bugge reported all on board we'll
and ready for tue long voyage TO Chris
tlania, Norway with her cargo Of refined
petroleum.
About 1 80, the Now England
schooner Emslie Il Birdsall, Captain
Lsnison, while trying to get ont to sea
for Bridgeport Conn, with 467 tons Of
coal, became icabonnd and the csptain
was glad to get into New Castle hal boz
and to tie up st the w 81 N WHARF
The leo and interruption Of navigation
has not intertered with the work On
Fort Delaware and the force of men there
Is hard at work demollshing the historic
structure. Many idle laborers in this
city, Delaware City AID Pennsvile are
ciamoring for work OF the fort and
several viii get 1t.
Evening journal., 1895-01-31
A New shoe rnctorr

Wilmington will have a new industry
iu the shape Of large shoe factory
which will be erected by David Bcx, on
Gilpin avenue, between DUPONT aud
Scott streets It will be one story high,
5Oxl25 ct on the ground, and will be-
opesared by 40 hands. The power will
be either steam or gas Mi Fox started
at Fifth aud Walnut streets about six
years ago and hAs'done well.
Evening journal., 1895-01-31

If YIN need a good medicine to purify your
blood, give nerve strength and build up Your
entire system, take Hoods Sarsaparilla- ~
prevents sickne-s by making pure blood
Hoods Pills cure nausea. stch headache,
Indigestion and biliousneEs. Csc.
Evening journal., 1895-01-31
An Honest Man Misrepressnted.

A number OF employees Of the r. w.
& B Railroad Company here have asked
the EyEEIEa JOURNAL TO correct mis-.
statement in yesterdays New Castle
correspondence of the Every Evening.
It WAS to the eject thai there was tn
incompetent watchman at the Ninth
street crossing and that by his negii.
genoe "a man driving eorrel horse, p
narrowly escaped being killed on Tues,
day night.
One railroad man says "rhe watchman
there Is John Fitch, and there is not
more careful and alert watchman In the
service. The driver of the sorrel horse
was 8. T Ford. Seven men Witnessed
Mr.. Ford drive up at a rapid rate JUST as
passenger train approached Watch.
man Fitch rushed out, waved his lantern
and then ran right under the head Of
Ford's horse, snatching 1t back upon
Patrick MeGrory's pavement 1t is only
the duty Of watohman to wave his
lantern, but Fitch did more. The state
ment Of neglect is utterly false, and We
can prove IL. F"
Evening journal., 1895-01-31
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Woman has a great advantage in the loea-
tion and conoealment Of her pocket She can
slide out of bed at midnight and fnd her hus-
bands pocket in two seconds. He cAn not
find her pocket in six months, and when ne
does ne can't get iAto it.-Dallas News.
Evening journal., 1895-01-31
Mitchell.
4 Bash.
2t9 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, Del Jan. 81, 80.
Friday, y
ANOTHER MONTH BEGINS.

And with it some very great
offerings. These sales have
been appreciated by every lady
in Wilmington. The novel
way of giving something extra
for each day has readily fallen
into favor. For a little while
longer we will give you Special
Bargains. Watch the papers.
There are greater things to
come.
Evening journal., 1895-01-31

nOuucg for ront, lO8 West Eiglta gtrcet
Evening journal., 1895-01-31

AAALlMtsRh o.
- OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule -
eject Nov. Is, 1894.
Trains leave Dels.-
Tare Avenue Depot
East Bound.
For : ExpreH trHinA
New York. week
days, a3 03, ~ IL,
"a -, 80 40a un; il2 "a
y ~. Is 86. " "a. III 90
D. N. Sundays, l3 Q2s
~ l7,ul 40 = u; u 4es
" G5. " "a. I'll % p NJ
PHILADELPHIA
AND CHESTNUT {
8 IS, "a l7,f7 68. 7 So, |
a n; ElS ", ] Sc, u 4I
n - N IA - ~
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
Men Snoiansrne er 9ifttst

at Bill ruSt neo iOn Ell, .puuO. Maen Snoiansrns er s'fttse
Srpb, iom grt.mus g8ar0 flyer.
Seq pit bpo iattc mia 6ortbeo, min Serre. Oct par DIN
norft, os min !Ouitru Wiarie og ieg itoo paa polt po ps
Sfpoeifaar, iom ~betcrifcoe ben suerite Del al Stentrappeh.
9nOgansen til oulet bauOe nj iorifaniet iaa soot lon' mnl'9t
men besuGrre por Der life nleset, ri funoe bsnptte oertH'
gGu9e parebe bet 6a heller life, for Der ubcn oct nltnolte Sar'
ieI blep ioyetaget ct StormIe0 mob Goren nteo en- SlrVe
elcr cn SrGlanne - Der bortes ct IorTGroeIt9t Sra9, p9 W
%raienoe ~9teobuSsr Triangle unoer piIoe Spl mo 0orfue".
Sort Sifiu9tsiico bnpbe &c mart uo funbet, men toet DC prs
ueoe paa at tomne opao Erappcn, fit ben Iorlte en- &n9e
Dooct, % Sc andre trat fig foritrGffet tilbage.
6crcIpbig nseoes be ba meo at rope og tiIlntet9lpre OIL
BueO Der ~neOerite Stage ialot Dem 6rnoerne. S9laa S9s
utoite be at ifaiie fig os efter faa Minuters 6Orlo6 bprte
ieg al beres pilbe lloraab, at De bau0e ppoa9et Anteret neo
ben farIiee gSbifp. Saa bIsu Der ct ojGuelit Spettater o9
De bapbe ~oobcn6art fact Spunien no. Seq nareoe 'n9en
6rpst for, at ben uparte Smag ifuIos aiboloe Dem 1ra al
Orttfe Bet moobpoeIi9e Ssieri; WIauer, Der fan torooie laa'
ounnc !oelucoes Orifteparer, ion Jeseen iGl9es til SAotaS
ncrnc, pier life Ben pGnlmeIigite glanoins ira fig.
Smtrent en- Simes 6o pareoe bet piloe Sag meo Stri9 o9
yatter. ia, Der opforte5 o9iaa uiloc Sanie. Mteo |n9rf
6ierterne itoO ri pa Sa9t oucnpaa, til nj frpgteOe beltanoi9
for, at De SiIbe fin Sruffenifab tunOe iorlogc Ell aloelss
~Genlpns!oS Storm. s iaa SIiGIoe fun0e nj life Ia bolOt
StanO imob Dem, o9 bet uiIce ia uGret uOc mco os.
ga Der p~oerIisere par iorlobet Ell baIu 8ine, bIsu Der IOt
efter liot title nebenunoer, os tiIiioit Eerifeoe Der iulolGnoI9
go. 81 bOIbt 9ast Igc til 0asens 6~rembruS, iost nj itaois
irpgtese ri arig5Iiit al DC insOi9e 6pre. Ga bet bs9pnote at
bi lpi, tigebe nj no al Stpceifanrene. Der Iaa TO al Rob
guOerne a~iiiaIcoe neOe @aar6srumnet forun ouiet.
6itcr no9en Gibs 6orlpb uoueOe jeg mig forI9tig rcoen'
nnocr for at f, buao Der par bit al pore SLENDER. Wttn
0orli8tt8Bco uiite Zig at uGre aIOeIcs ou~erflooig De laa ale
.uoitrutte paa SoyOen = tretten Mano Suuet oOOe %
tive mco iortrutne anlgter!"
"Sa, De bar Net", ia ie9 ionl Suar paa Entertainments
itnmme Sporgsmuul. IS ct GiIfGIbc iom bette Oilpe jog ia
banOIet sunitc paa ian,me Muaoe, ieIu ON ale MOruIprGois
tanter uiIos ia bruOt Stuuen Ouer mig al ben gruNO."
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
9nnDe= &inorier.

Der gaar Ell 6iitoyie on Ell ~JteoattsrS t0uno, iom er bIcs
pet %beinnoen ifpIOig at erbucrue Jig Irenmeo 0oos nnoer
falif Paaituo. Itanoen ct oueroroeutIi9 sIao SmaupoIier,
og $Dunocn par bIepen opIGrt al fin ()erre til at saa otter
Boiler ior BAN, iOet ben baube meo Ell ifreuen Srore Niuns
Den. Dag eiter Dag uiite Den Jig i SlagterenS Sutit mco
in !0erres Srore, og Lot eiter Int pGnueoe SIagercu fig til
life mere at lGie EapirIappsn.
SiIilut ba Sp9jprets Dag tom, ~bettuscoe 9teOattpren fig
ouer, at ban par noteret for Here EpIicr, emo ban bouoe faaet.
Slagteren uar ouerraifet, o9 nGite Gang "SaIOer" fpm ino
meo i'm Eaprltump mcQcn SGnOerne, tos ban % iaa paa
Den. Yapret ur 6lantt, os p~cerIsere llnoeriogeIicr soOts
9lorOe, at buergans 0unccn ipIte zig lplrn paa Soicr, iaa
ben Jig bare ON eitsr ct Stpfte Yaptr ps trauebc aireo til
SIOsteen. Giercn Gr9reoc fig, men trpitcbe fig meo at ifrpoe
al i'm $>unOS SnteIigcns.
- Gn GOD lounOebitorie er fortaIt ct enoeIif SIaO mco
Suertcnltabelen 6reter iom Sibe. Gn Sc obmano oeune
Sp bar en- balmatiit 6unO, iom Icuer / StaIceu mco en- al
6eItene. 8 Sintcrtioen par ell WEu9oe @nlereooer laot
Ell ttloGtfet &urp, Jon itoo ben an6cu Guoe al StaIben /;
oa 0uleroooerne ~be9pnote az ioriUinoe tsmmeIi9 fort, iattcg
Ell al StaIotarlene paa Sa9t. % ban iaa mart til lin ubyre
0or9oalelle, at 2oImateroo99cn par Syucn. Svret pIeicoe
at gaa til Surucn, itOoe 2uaset op, ia no Ell @uleroo oa al
Den til ln Ben Soften; ben tos aIbris mere emo en- gulcroO
40 San9en % gap ben aloris til nogen anocn I9eit.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
&Dsfct paa 8a5arem.

6ol9cuoe file Sc0ipcngeo ianOt npIis Steb paa Ell @u,ar
F; SSeb!an, SpiflanO, ifriOcS til "Glbinser 3eituns": Vaa
SdSaren bopoe belle Den fOrnemnte Neroen i~noiunOet ia
@reper, Trcnra9noe lSerrer u9 Bpiiitaaeuoc Berioner ncp
~bor9erlige 9iapne uo9orpc SeIfabet, o9iaa Siiccrer fra
RpnigSbergs @arnton par moot frem ct tort gntaI. &
Te!oaoi9beNens S%nteresie bleu Der iol9t oae muIigc lino.
Den benrioenOe Sreuinoe u. ito p9iaa paa Sasaren. greu
=. nGrnleOe 19 benoe: "Somtesien bar iaa mango nette Jias
riteter at lGIse. Ser ies ipOr9e, ON @reunoen ogiaa Irloer
Spsie2 Grepinben unoer lang Setentning): "Sa uI, tSr.
0reue!" "Sg grien?" - Sem bunOreoe S6aIcr!" -
"~antoset".- greuem mauttc imiOIertiO laOe Jig mole ueo ct
Deficient Saonptp5. Grepen par imtOlertto life ioruoiet
bcrmep, ibi ban lpurgte pioere: so, 6smtssie, cr ooiaa ct
aps intimcre 0orm at erbobe, O9 til buiIgen Gris 2" -
"Frlcn CT 1000 S9aler = men, @reue, ie9 b~etla9er, at 9as
rcn life Longer er pna Eager. SpI9er al Oeune Spgs par,
at De to inpcn ire Oage par f%orIoueOe. "Nien jes bapoe os
brig funnel ellfc Dig, 9uis bu paa 8a;arcn bauoe lolot apss
Jet, bemGrtepc iencre @ruogommeu til i'm Yruo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
So @ange om lloen
Secorab=Yoten
spsr airspas % Sresas
Seo Nrnsn,
bper sirsSas.
Eli oem sat,le Nris,
S1.25 for Margauaen,

GirsoagssNan'eret oil ~forelgbi9 BIZ 4 Sioer nj Nj,
alninoeli9e Stsrrelic, lebiaset al Weo sfr,.. N'H
Srebasssglumeret uil jbliue s sioer al nqrpqrsrss -
relie. |"'
Score 9tbOnnenter uil oerpeb iaa en- b~etposIi, m
mere 2aieitof og i~riifere ~9apbeber. gaaot sirsS,..
5rebass.glunieret pl inbeboloe 9abbeosr ira qnS.
lanoet, Npt ira ssnibiHston % aOn9rssien, fra &c iurf,l
lise 9esislaturer, oiu. 'F''
gbonnenterne oil berefter iaa to iu~l0TanOioe so,..
9per ll9e. N"'
Srerusss0almeret pl ioruocn Np6eber Din irb,s.,
9ooe 6ort9llin9er Der life ol siue SurteQiroerrs o.,
Nrncm nOset eiter, &urreiponoarcer, Sreue fra Co.
lanoet, "5or 6arneu, Suiet % Sapeu," airte(ioe mnt,
Der oip. y"
Sesoe Slaoe pil inbebulOe iemctc Marfess,..
retnimger.
Si ot ienbe glabet til gtOrse Cafe tire llbuoper, 6,,.
5rsbas, for 2 Dollars Iarsausen. 8ortuen oleue ,,a,.
alene en- Soaar os fire Gents, Os subItriptionen uoo n,,
for lenoes oirette til os, ba hi paa in9en NtaaOe fan bs,,.
aommis lion for gtOrsesabonnenter.
gpertisIemcnterne pil bcrefter blipc fprbpt ~,
Slooe, us Der uil beriOr bliue fOrbolosuis iaa yperts.,
menter bocrt Slab.
5or De al Ibonnenterre, Der bur lauat fra Nnars,,
uil Oct fanie blipe ~ranitelist at bcntc 8labet 70 @or,. ,n
ll9en, men ielu ON set bentcs en- Gang ON llocn, pI Nr.
bcoerre bliue ligeiaa irtIte / De to Slaoe ium Nh Set On,
Set flyer fig ielp, at Subitriptioncn beyciter MAJ
bctaicSt Sorfu0, ba hi clIcrs life paa roocu NpooS,
fan problipc at ienbe no Slaoet to @nnsc ON llaen, .,
Rrcpe Nbounenter anmuoes oerior paa bet ~iItrnojobs nm
at ienOc in Subifription Sorlfuo, enten for ct belt gr
1925, eacr ct balut slar, SO Gents, ener ct tuart gor 2,
Gents. Gen, ipm III itaar @jelo til Slaoet oumuh,s
ON at ltriue til %.
5oriSs at ienoe os cit np Gubifribent, raar 9e ieubss
9eres csen SublfriptiOn, % De ital BABE itr Sat for
Srpoeriet. 6or en- 'aaban SieneIte oil ri ienoe Sem IN
crtra Tramisbos, en- al benz Der saar meO SlaOet for
S1.25.
Sccorab:Soitcn % Wco 2lrncn er usliet i
bet Bamtc 2anb, o. man fan pauitelig ienoe Ell mere ps,
fonilncr @aue for ben lille Gum Of 2 Dollars iii SlrotU,
Senner b%erbjelnnle. Serom bar hi mangiolbioe Siorss,
buro 9repe biemn,eIra. 5oriDs eft gar9ang % f, ON 4
life pil fna Saf til 9en.
S 6oab ON, at bore 9eiirrbelier for at Itaiie Dor,
9onosmrno ct spbt, biaist Sldo paaificnnes, a~n6efals,
9eeorabsYotcm % Wco Irncm paa BET beNtc.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07

@euaret Satuiugcn. 9eieniOr: "SctGnf, mine Ser.
rer, at Den Antla9eoe bar 0nlrn % Soru, JONI ban mQa
u~nDcrboIoe ......"
YreiiOeutcn (aibrppcnOc): "0en Auflagcoe bar inoca
Yoru.
2eienior: "Setenf on, mine Serrer, at ben Slntlooeoc
in9en Sprn bar, Der tan blGipe til pco bans oultrus 6ors
ipr9cIie, iaa at De, miac {oerrer, peo at BONNIE ben 9(uuo.
9eOe vI berppe bans 9utru Benpes eneite 6urioraer."
Neoilaaenbe. Papa Com bar IiuIpet fin lille Scn meo
ben tplfe Sti):
"9iuu, Ycter, buab ia 2Rrcrel OH bin ioIte SpcrIet.
telis?"
gster: "9an ia, at leg beu bumuerc for bucr 0ao, ion,
GIT"
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-29
DEATH OF oRRIN c. TAYLOR.

'Change and decay all arond us we l see," but in no way are the changes SC marked as the frequent removal by death of those with whom we are inti
 mate in the varied walks of life. Scarce ly had mother earth closed over the forms of two sisters gone from us, ere ii opened again to receive the remains of 8 brother. One by one the links that con- Bect the generations of the present with the generations of the past break and the faces that have been familiar to us from our earliest childhood fade from our sight and we follow our beloved to Gods Acre' where the body is left awaiting the resurrection morr.
 Orrin c. Taylor died on Wednesday morning, March 13, 1895. He had reached his 75th birthday, March 5, 1895. He was a kind neighbor a sympathizing friend and genial companion. He will be greatly missed by large circle of friends and acquaintances. He was born n New Fairfield on March 5, 1920. He has been patient sufferer for many weeks with the asthma and heart trouble, the pneumonia having set in, caused his death. When death came to his relief it came so gently as if going to sleep and we could hardly tell when the soul pass ed out of it's clay tenement. The funer- al was at the residence of Mrs J. R. Ferry, Friday, March l5, 1895. Rev Mir Chapman of Bridgeport, conducted the services, taking for the basis of his dis course these words. II would not live always The interment was in Park cemetery, Bridgeport. He leaves three children to mourn his loss and one brother and two sisters. The pail bear CTS were chosen from among his asso- ciates, Messrs George Crane, Taylor Smith, James Barnum and B. c. Bevans.
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-29
DEATH OF EUGENE J. EGAN.

On last Saturday morning just after the hour of midnight, Eugene J. Egan, son of John Egan of South Center dis trict, was called to give up the struggle for life. MT Egan was B years old and had not enjoyed good health for the past two years, consumption having laid hold it's deadly grip upon his system. He pluckily kept at work, however, until last December, when he came home from Jersey City, where he was a foreman in the belt department of the Jersey Car Spring Rubber Co. Since that time his strength gradually failed him, though for two weeks before his death his friends thought they noticed marked improvement in his condition. MT Egan was born Tn Newtown and for several years before going to Jersey City was employed ny the Rubber company at the Hook. He was married but leaves no family. He will be greatly missed by his aged father, to whom he was very kind. A brother, John P. Egan of Brooklyn, N. Y., sister, Mrs Julia Nash, also survive him. The funeral service was held from St Roses church, Monday, with high mass, Father Fox
 fficiating, assisted by Father Edward Egan from Seaisle, N. J., cousin of the deceased, and was largely attended. The interment was in the family plot iD St Roses cemetery. The bearers were brother Foresters, of which organization the deceased was a member, as follows V. J. Brew, Andrew O'Brien of Jersey City, Edward Troy, Thomas Bradley, Michael Lynch and Thomas Collins of Bethel
The Newtown bee., 1895-03-29
LYONS PLAINS
PERSONAL BRIEFS.

Mrs Rachel Banks is very feeble.
 William Livermore of Stamford spent a part of last week with his granddaugh- ter, Mrs Gilvie Kellogg.
 Mrs Phebe A. Fanton returned on Tuesday from weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs w.. L, Keeler in North Wilton
 After being absent some two months in visiting the different cities, MT and Mrs l.. R. Hoyt returned on Sunday to their pleasant home in this place, both being much improved in health.
 Miss Charlotte Hamilton is visiting her grandparents, MT and Mrs William Livermore, in Stamford.
 Platt Keeler has been a sufferer from grip the past week.
 Bessie and Frank Treadwell returned on Sunday from Belden's Hill, Wilton, where they have been visiting their grandmother, Mrs E. Brady.
 Rev Alexander Hamilton spent Sun day in New York.
 The Aid society of the Center street Methodist church of East0n met with MrssE Davis on Wednesday, rhe 27th.