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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13

The December issue Of The Connect
cut Citizen has symposium by two doz-
en- prominent people In different parts OF
the state on the question, "What ought
to be done now?' The great difference Of
view among honest men ~ to the best
means Of promoting temperance Is strik-
ingly broughs out, yet there are many
ways Of working which nearly all seem
to approve. 1t Is interesting reading, land
the paper will be sent free ON applica.
tion to J. b. James, Rockville.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
BETHLEHEM.

The selectmen of Bethlehem have
offered reward of $50 to any person
for the apprehension and conviction Of
the person or persons that stole from
Gilbert Williams, one horse and buggy,
four sets Of harness, two wolf robes,
whip, carriage curtains, carpet and
storm boot, on the night Of November,
28, 1896.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13

George r. White, the president Of the
big Potter Drug q Chemical Corporation
of Boston, whose concern Is an extensive
advertiser, d hearty believer In news
paper advertising. From commencement
Of the business be has never used any
thing In the shape Of advertising except
the bright, sparkling daily and weekly
newspapers-and says he never viii.
The preparations they handle are among
the largest sellers both in this country
and Europe, and the demand has al been
madssolely BY advertising in newspapers |;
NO billpostisg, no sign painting, no 81 r
cularizing IN any shape whatsoever.
Their business 4 successful and Mr.
white doss not hesitate 70 ny that he
nswspapers did u.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
MONROE.

Charles Parker Of Southington haze
spent q few days with Marshall Beach.
Miss IA. Won Duyne has baen visiting
in Brooklyn.
Mr. Andrews Il building second story
on to the ell part Of his house.
Ambrose Hurd has visited friends Ii
Orange, N. J..
Marshall Beach ID putting in furnace
in his house, heating 1t with steam.
John Benedict is doing the work.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
visit with his parents in Connecticut

visit with his parents in Connecticut
TCando4 Herald, N. d.
Farmers are having cord wood cut for
next eeas on,s demand. The demand for
dry wood the past fall has been unusually
large.
A number of people from this town
have visited Ridgefeld, this week, to see
the ruins of the late fire. All say that
the fire made clean work. Everything
that would burn was licked up, not a
stick left. The explosions we're distinct
ly heard by people living on Golden Hill.
The woods and Dogs have been on fire
the past week south of the borough.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
BROOKFIELD.
AT ST PAUL's.

Much to the regret of the members Of
st Paul's, Mrs c. D. Il. kellogg has re-
signed her position as organist. Mrs
Kellogg took charge of the new organ
when 1t was placed in the church and
to all, making great efforts with her
other duties to be present to fulfill her
duties.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
GRANGE INTERESTS.

The Pomona Grange will meet with
Trumbull Grange, Wednesday. linus
ual preparations have been made to make
this most enjoyable meeting. All the
Oranges of the county will be repre-
sented.
Miss Ada Walcott, who has been for
some time living in Vermont, is visiting
her parents.
Mrs Eaton Of Ware, Mass, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs w. F. White, at the
parsonage.
Chicken pox has been quite prevalent
among the children in this vicinity. All
those afflicted nre doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs Tucker gave card party
to small company Of friends at their
residence, Wednesday evening.
The Junior EndeavOr society hold
sociable at the parsonage, Friday after
noon.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
SOUTH BRITAIN
DEATH OF ADRIAN WARNER

Abram, Warner, 81 years old, was
found dead in his bed, Tuesday morning,
December 10. Mr. Warner has been
rather feeble for year or two but was
apparently in his usual health Monday
night.
Mrs Huldah Russell Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Platt, in Redding.
Dea g. A. Hoyt is still very sick.
His sister, Mrs Northrop of New Mil
ford, is with him.
Mr. and Mrs T. e. Wyckoff have been
guests OF A. N. Platt.
Charles Hoyt of Bridgeport spent
Sunday with his father.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13

Piles Of people have piles, but DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. When
promptly applied It cures scalds and
burns without the slightest pain.
e. r. Hawley, Newt0wn, and 8. C.
Bull. Sandy Hook, Conn A. B. Blake
man, Botsford.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
TRUMBULL.
ETHEL FRANcIs PLUMB.

EIhEL It ANOIO fLOMbs
Little Ethel Francis Plumb, who by
her patience and sunny disposition, has
greatly endeared herself to all who
knew her, passed away early Saturday
morning. Funeral services were held
from the house, Tuesday afternoon,
Rev W. F. White officiating. The fu-
neral was largely attended and the
floral tributes to her memory were
most beautiful and profuse.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
IN GRANGE CIRCLES.

At q special meeting Of the Grange on
Monday evening, Rev Mr. and Mrs Fran
els and Mas Lulu Williams took the
first and second degrees and Walter s.
Hart was admitted to membership by
demit from Torrington Grange.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
CORNWALLBRIDaE

Mrs Benjamin Jones of Sheffield, Mass,
is IN town visiting with former neighbors.
Moderate winter weather prevails here
with no snow.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
/ In New haven County.
SQUTHBURY.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL TOPICS.
The Ladies' Aid society was enter
tanned by Miss Augusta Osborne on
Thursday afternoon.
Union meetings were held this week
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
GREENFIELD HILL.

THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.
Miss Clara a. Bradley has visited her
cousin, Miss Beatrice Ogden, in Gross
Highway.
Miss Helen Jennings Of Congress street
Was the guest over Sunday Of Miss Alice
Nichols.
Albert Elwood spent Sunday out Of
town.
Rev Edward p. Aver OF Bethlehem,
former pastor aG Easton, was calling on
old friends, Monday.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
In Fairfield County.
sTEPNEY AND VICINITY.
DEATH OF MRS HANNAH M. HALL.

DEATH OF MRS HANNAH NJ. HALL.
Mrs Benjamin Hall, the Oldest person
in this cinity, being nearly 80 years,
died on Monday morning after q short
illness. Mrs Hall had retained her mind
and vigor to q remarkable degree, being
able up to few days of her death to
look after her household work, preferring
to be independent in herself and not be q
care upon others. She was highly es-
teemed among her maay friends and
neighbors, who often gathered at her
home in honor of her advanced birthdays
She leaves several children, one of whom
Is an Episcopal clergyman, Rev Benjamin
T. Hall, who In the past years has often
visited and looked after the comfort, OF
his aged mother. The funeral takes
place in the Methodist church, of which
she was q life long member, Oh Thurs-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
ANOTHER TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF
MRS HALL.
Stepney loet one of its oldest inhabi-
tants in the death of Mrs Hannah NJ.
morning. Mrs Hall had. been In failing
health for some time and slight cold
fastened the time Of her death. She
was SO years old and for 40 years past
has made her home here in this village.
Three children survive. two some, Daniel
M. and Benjamin T. Hall, and one daugb-
ter, Mrs George w. Curtis. The funeral
service was held on Thursday, Rev Nj
Merwin officiating and the interment
was in the Stepney cemetery.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13

FARM JOTTINGs.

The old grist mill In Beaver Brook has
orders for grinding buckwheat one week
ahead. Most Of the farmers this season
are making their buckwheat into flour.
The market for small hogs is good i
price 46 per hundred pounds. Potatoes
and onions are selling very slow this
month. Apples are pretty much all sold.
The price has been low but they have
brought the farmers In cash.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
METHODIST CHURCH INTERESTS.

The revival meetings, being held at the
Methodist church, which commenced on
Tuesday of last week and will continue
every evening through this week, have
been we'll attended and considerable in
terest manifested in them. Rev Mr. Sands
of Bridgeport is assisting Rev Mr. Mer-
win in the work, and his conduct OF the
meetings has met with approval.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
WHAT A GRAND DISPLAY OF HANDKER-
CHIEFS"

In the Garment Room to-day thererI bs
some exceptional OFF erings OF new stylish
made Garments.
Prices on Cloaks are rs II it was warm as
Septe nber. Conditions of Cloak Market have
made 1t SO.
Black Boucle Cloth Jacket, melon sleeves
high collar, ripple back. price Is
Black Boucle Cloth Jacket. melon sleeves,
high velvet collar. ripple back, price 46 SO.
Persian Cloth jacket, half lined, with Taft
eta SILK, broad collar, box front, price %.
II Wool Boucle Cloth Jacket, lined and
half lined. full sleeves. ripple back, price tl0
Our Defender Jacket, made from Cater
pillar Cloth. price Gil so.
All Wool Boucle Cloth Jacket. body lined
with heavy Taffeta silk, velvet collar. melon
sleeves. price SIS.
Astrakhan Clotn Jacket. heavy satin lined.
full melon sleeves, price 417-50.
All our Sample imported Jackets, some of
nne English kersey Cloth and heavy rough
mixtures, lined with Fancy Tafietas. and ex-
ira large sleeves, first OF the seasons price
425 to e35. now marked 4l7 so
Splendid line of Children's Rough Cloths.
plain goods. and all the sizes, prices COM
mence at $3.50
For the little folks we have a large line OF
Fancy Elder Down Cloth Coats, prices never
SO low.
SHAWLS.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
DEATH OF MRS MARY wAKELEY.

Mrs Mary Wakeley, widow of the late
Lyman Wakeley, died at her home on
Saturday Of last week, SO years of age.
The funeral services were held on Mon
day, Rev Mr. Whipple of Tashua off1ciat-
ing. Mrs Wakeley leaves one daughter,
Mrs Maria Terrill
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-12-13
ASufferer Cured
AYERS

Sarsaparilla, would
be sores, provided I
was alive and able
to carry anything.
Eight BOTTLES of
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uuperbefferIid.

Ser 16jd6rtge SOfep6 8rintmonn mar
19pn 10 oft Dor ben Polt3eiri6tern Der
Meftieite, baB er fi4 nt3t e~rinnern tOnnte,
tpann er bas lebtelJ3dG Ietne Mufpartung gez
ma4t bate. Der 8urf6e lit 70 fdleAt unb
beroDrben, baB fi4 feline @ltern bOllItdnbig
bon linn lO5fagten unb er it6 nunmehr
ltberau unb nirgenbs aufbdlt, unb ni9t3
tpetter tbut, als iteblen, @eftern Mtttag
tpurbe er babel abgefaBt, ols er benz an Der
@de Der Marpeq unb 9alteb Ctr. Elm
@iiOfrudtgeT4Gft betreibenben Peter Gbiz
paneter mebrere &iften nit 9atteln fta4!
unb auf einen 9anbtpagen Tub. @r ipurbe
prompt berbaftet unb beute trob feines 0eue
lens unb 8erfpre9ens Der 8efIerung ouf
so Sage mad benz 0otel @ratpfprb gefanbt.
George Clifford, pelber, pie mir 9eitern
mtttbeilten, babel bstrOffen tpurbe, al5 er
am 9am1tag, ben 10. Sanuar, M6enbs 8
ltbr, in bic Sfftce be5 &%o6len6dnblers
Sames $. Sinnegan, 507 90. IA. @trGBe,
ein6ra9, persi9tete beute bor Nt6ter @bers
borDt barauf, 8eipeiie fir Ieinen 9roniI9e1l
Sritnn bei3ubringen unb tpurbe unter $1,000
8iirgi@aft benz Griminalgert9t ii6erpie>
fen,
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5Gagge nit ben @ternen unb @treifen. Sic
1T bas glorrei4e SDmbol Der @in6eit, Der
8rDBe unb berIJta1t Der 8eretnigten Staoz
ten; ite foQ bon jebem 8iirger geebrt unb gez
a3tet tper0en unb er iou nit Stol3 barauf
binblidsn. Ma5 aber Die SSugenb anbe=
trtfft, 10 pirb i6r Der 9utrtoti8muS btel
better in ben S9ulrGumen, ais i'm 6reian
betm @uf3then Der 5lagge gele9rt.
SIM M1ter bon bierunba6t3ig soSabrtn
I. IN 8rootlpn Elm braber beutl9er W3ann,
Pbiltpp Wa9ner, seitorben, SIN Sanuar
1871 in Ofenba9 am Matn i'm 6eIif9en
9ebore1t, nabm er, na6Dem er berangepa9fen
mar, itets ben lebbafteiten Nnt6eil an alien
fretbettlt3en 8eitrebungen tpG6renb iener
Sabre Der ftnfteriten &eattion. S6on Dpr
Nusbru9 Der Nebolution, pd6reno er Ii9 in
6rontfurt auf6ielt, 900 er fi6 ben Sab Der
Obrt9tett gu urto muBte 1i6 nab Mmertfa
flii6ten. Mber Der Nusbru6 Der Gebolution
bon 1848 fano i'm abermols in 1einem @az
t%erlanoe, ND er nit Mort unb Shat 10 TAPER
fir Die 3e4te beS Bottles fGrnpfte, baB er fi9
ben 9{dmer Ser Srei6eit5=Wa9ne ertpdrb.
Gum %3tpetten Nfal fab er Iib inbeIIen CUR
Tlu9t genOtbtgt, unb gegen @nbe bes Sab
res l849 feBte er Ieinen SUB in gfem Norf
pteoer auf amertfantI9en 8oben. g1a6 fun
sem Nufentbdlte iiebelte er na9 Bolton iiber
uno bort betbetligte ct iid in fetner regen
uno trdftigen Weife oil alien 8eftrebungen
CUR 6Orberung bes 0eutf9t6ums. Nu3
2incoln'S Wa9l gum 8rGiibenten er6ielt er
cine @telung i'm Sem PORTER 3ouamt, pel9e
er Elm 8tertelia6rbunbert betleibete. WG6z
renD DeS 8trgerfrieges mar er Mtturbeiter
oeS ugfep Oorter 9ennofrat," Naboem er
ietne Stelung i'm 3oQamt niebergelegt bate,
bra9te er 1etnen langgebegten Mun59, cine
Heife nd9 Dem dlten @aterlanDe gu unterz
nebmen, our Nusfi6rung. Set 1einer &iidz
tebr bon bort bat er, fu3 1tets ~riiitiger Sc
funbbett unb ~geiltiger 6rii9e e~rfreuenb, Elm
ru9tges Oafein gefibrt, lit absr ltterariI9
iebr t6Gttg gelpefen unb bat bieGe feiner @rz
lebniRe unb rei9en @rfd6rungen nieberqez
fhrteben unb ber0ffentIi3t. SIM SABRE
1881 erf4ien fem critics Bud n&ldnee aug
bergangenen Soften" unb angeregt bur6 bic
g%iinittge @ufnabme, fDGgte i'm Sabre 1856
Sin Acknowledgment, I'M Sabre 1889
Sin Sabr in 0eutf6Ianb" uno i'm Sabre
1894 fein IeBtes Mert Sin gef6t9tli8er
8iidbltd auf bas @nbe bes Is. %sSa6rbunberts
unb bas beranna6enbe @nbe bes 19. eSd6rz
bunberts." @r btntertdBt me6rere IangIt
ertpa9fene &tnber.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
Stdoti1hes,
NIasfenbau oes yDorwdrts".

Nuf Der @aIerie mar ieoer 9Gub befeBt
uno i'm Saal berrf9te Elm 8epimmel, baB
Die tan3luiti9en Paare nun NIT MtIbe gez
niigenb Gaum getpinnen fpnnten, ols en6lt6
Der 8orbdng ft9 bob unb bic NorblunbsZ
unb onbere Sa6rten bes &utfer8 @il6elm
ben 3ui6auern in elmer 0etTe bor Nuqen
gefubrt tpurben, baB 1ie ibre 6ele 5reube
oaran BADEN muBten. Ser S~urnberein 8orz
pGrtS bate iebenfa1s einem oGgemetn -
nit ~fpentgen M%usnabmen = 9efu6lten 8ez
oitrfniB 8e9nung ~getrogen, aIS er ben
Sang IN Negtr" in feiner @eiIe CUR
Muffubrung bra6te. Wenn dber f6on bic
SDee fir etnen Mastenf9er5 cine quite mar,
10 itelte it@ Die @uffiibrung berfelben mir
Dig an Die Sette, Inter Der qef6tdten 2eiz
t1ng bes bamtt betro1ten Gpmttes unD zines
&unitlerS tpie 2pui5 &tnbt geftaltete fib bic
Nuffii6rung gu elmer 2eiitung, an mel6cr
tnfplge DeS @tfers, nit tpel9em ft9 Die nit
tptrfenoen Surner unb 9amen Der Sadie
Rtngegeben batten, nibtS aus5u1eBen mar.
Selbft Sdifer Mtl6elm, Der bod fonft nit
etnem Sabel ntAt btnter benz 8erge at
bolten pflegt, ertldrte ietnem 5reunoe b.
W}afop, BET benz er fir bic 0duer feines
Qufentbaltes Quartter genDmmen, bah er
ft4 BEL ieinen @bicagOer 5reunOen bortreffz
lid amiiitrt babe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
2lus oem 9eftrteen Countrywide.


Die MttgGteber bes GountDrat6s bertpiez
fen in Der geitrtgen Stbung cine HeTolutiOn
an oas @Omtte fir ben Dffentlt6en Oienit
tpel9e Die Wa9tbefu9ntffe i6reS .YrG1tbenten
UNI Elm 8etrd9tlt9es einY3rGntt, Ote1ea
Gomtte pirb beute in Der BlendrIiBunq fetz
men Nnfi6ten iiber bteien WunI9 Der Com
mtiGre Musbrud geben. 8pr alien Oinqen
tDtrb berlangt, baB Der PrGftbent nibt me6r
tpilltiirlt4 bic nNusf9iHe" ernernen fpue,
lonbern baB biefe BON Der 8eb0rbe felbit srz
tpGblt tperben, unb baB Der prdiibent ni8i
me6r NngefteQte obne 3uittmmung Der 8e=
b0rbe entlafien barf.
4uBer bteiem ii6erraf9enbem 8eT9luKe
Der &ommtfdre tpurben nur laufenbe Sc
f4dfte ab9eptdeGt, Sir baS 3reisgert6t
puroen $3O01,40, fir bas Supertorgert8
$2513.60, @rimtndlgert9t $1987.43, Count
tpgert3t $3.50, fir ben Coroner 1912
unb $96 our 3ablung an9elpie1en
Die Sirmen 90, &ob1ip unb MGburt1
0airD 60. er6telten bic 2ieferung bon MtGf
fir Die Nnitolten in Cunning uno g. 6ebnez
mann Die 2~ieferung BON &leibungsitiiden,
Nnf Nntrag be5 @pmmtfdrs 8urmetiter
ipuroe Or. g, Goneger gum Nr3te fir baa
oortt9e Wrmen61us ernannt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
UeI6Gfts=W Differentiation.

2u oertaufen: Sentit.Offce. Sin quite 3abrt=
~ ar5tltbe Rragts, NIT pplitdnbiger @tnrI1tunq, 1T
tpegen meg3ugS preispertb gu bertaufeu. gtd6eres
QGts. 25la7t
On oertaufen: Salppu. Doer al oertauIten Qeqen
~ @btCo9D Srunbeigeutbum int Wertbe BON ni1t ntebr
olS $4,000. ginQou9 bon 3pei StroBen. is Wtllpautee
Abe. Doer 81 u. Gonol=Str. 25ia7t
On Derfaufeu: SalpDn, 9utes 6ei6Gft, pbne
ben, &~0umlibtetten limb ba, @fe, 8 GinGanoe. 5000
9oaorS Qn5oblung. @genten u~nbebingt unterIaQt
Gigentbimer bat 6eI96fte. MbreiIe:
24ia7t X 90 Gtaats5 ettltng.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
Neue An5eigero.

OIae Uooessan3eteer, weId1e fir ole
mOrsen'2Iuseobe DER uJuinois Staats'
3eituns" %ouf9eeebeu weroen, erf4einen fofen.
fret i'm QbenObIatt. Die Nnnahme pom Ons
3eieen fir Sas abenobIatt fHIie6t am II ubr
u1ittass, fir Ole mOresnsQuseabe nm 10 uhr
Nbenos.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
der mill heirdthen ?

@Gs Srau &raner, g}o. 1922 R6obes Ioe.,
fiir3li9 @ier etnfaufte, bemertte fe, DaB Elm
81 cine NIT 8leiitift geI9riebene 8ptf6aft
ent6ielt, pel9e folgenbermaBen lautete :
nMer btefes 81 iiebt unO gu beirat9en
piinf6t, penbe it9 an >@tlltam Sale,
8oDdge, Mp. SoQte cine %unierer f90nen
2e1erinnen Suit BADEN, cine 08o9age" mad
@oDage gu mo4en, 10 tpetB ite, an tpen fie ft4
81 tpenben bat.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
OSeSs0(4tsetae.

Sre1tnbe1, gerponbten uno 9etonuten bic tralrioe
gtadri9t DoB meme geliebte Satin
Katharine EngIehardt,
9eborene @rotb, I'M aIter bon 90 Sobren uu0 10 Mona=
ten am Spnntag, ben 81 Sonuar, Ielig entihlafen 1T.
9ie 8eeroi9un9 ftnbet am Otittpod, nm i lbr 9&adbz
ntttogs, nom Srauerbouie, Seiferion BART, nab unipr
Jttoge &trD9of itatt. I'm title 3beilnabme bitten Die
trouernben Sinterblie6enen:
2NtIbeInt Gu9lebarOt, Sotte, neb1t 2 Rinbern.
Nielte gtottlemann, Wtutter 9ans Srptb,
28ia2t 9ruOer; Suian 8uIe, G6ipeiter.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
SnNea=NIftsrinr.

Srernbeu uu0 8etauntett Die traurige gSofri9t, baB
uno 3 0tonoten ami 81. Sauuar 9eltor6eu tit. 9ie Beer.
btguug ftnoet fat am Mitt&uob, ben 30. Sonuar, Na6s
mttto9S l ubr, bonn SrauerbauIe 485 80. Chicago 9lpe.
ous uo6 Sorelt 9Ome. lin title Sbeluabnle bitten Die
~6etribteu Gltern
Serrhan @. uub staie @ar1daM,
nPhnrrnp GrfhnrAf
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
SooeS=Wtaetae.

Sreunben unD 8etannten Die trauriQe gtadbrtdt, boR
unfere geltebte So9ter Bertha nad) tangent 1fperert
&eibe1t 9efern Wtor9eu 9 uDr i'm Alter BON 18 Sobrcn,
2 Mtonatet uuo "A Sa9en lonft I'M GERM enti9l0fet lit.
8e9rdbatB ttnOet ltatt pom 2s29uie l49 SbeffteIb @oenue
terbliebeien
0brtt. unb Serbia StrobeI, GItern; Q8iaiom
29ia2t StrDbeL. 9ruber; 9oro Sen. @rpRnntter.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
manouhren reportrt,

Qbaebult NIB Suridgebra1t nod Gurem Sous uuO rt6z
tg %oufgeIteat. age @rbeit mtrb fir Elm Sabr 9orontirt.
Dur eriter &iane @r9e'ter peEosT p2M n1s %Gngelteat,
@tambattam 9I68., 315 9earbnrm Str. @cbidt
fir &ilte BON Seu9nIlelt. 1921
0oBlen unO Gpfe fir 5urnoce8, @rotes uuo oloemetner
~ @ebruud); refine &lumpen $3.50 Die Spune; refine
]Snbiaga 8ipd $3i Sote, g@99%a@t6Bs $3.50 9roBe Ggg
@ool ano Ntinin9 60, 159 &aiole Ctr, 53tmmer Sc.
l6ia, BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
Soft un0 9pQiS aeiubt.

C%un9er ~9ebilbeter 9euti6er, ui9t lon9e i'm 9ouoe, mt
~ gutter beutlider NuSiprod)e, mDbte 0egeu freie Wpb=
tbeiler, mp er ober @elegeubett finoet, be engliI6e
Sprode gu Iernen. Sfferten an: 8abmauu, 8 81.
Sat Str.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
Tarnlen.


9u pertaufen: 6orm bon 2I0 glcres. out pers
~ penert; quite Sebouoe. Chicago Yropertp niro aIs
tbetlloeIle SaDlun9 %9enonlmen, 9tet IN 8oar ooer ouf
3ett. 2!e Jarm lit uu9ef6br 80 Metlen pom @bicooo an
Der RG1lAanote & @rie=Giieubo6u gele0en. QoreTe:
Va Oh Sl""IsseHung. 25ia1NR, tuio
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
@eMDrbctt:

Mm @Dnntaa ben q. Sonuor 1895, ftarb in ibrer
Wobuung SO. 1922 BroirIe NDe, Die geliebte Satin
BON g. g.. S9oa, 9eb. Sure, S4meiter BON @trs. 8. g.
9lin9er rnO M!rs. Wt, Sspert, i'm utter bon 40 Sabren.
ct. Samess8tr6e unO bon bort in Suti9en mad ben
UOuifnCuSs iSrtCobpte 29la2t
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29

9u e~ertoufen: 2OtS auf Notwithstanding i'll Der
Cottages Deroen, gang na9 1uuid be5 Rduiers. e6en-
taas alt Nbi0lo8S3aBlun9 gebOut. S. SOB, .SImTer So
StGots5eItuu9sgebaube, Wtttta9s 5pti6eu Gius Il. 3lDei.
l5n3, BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
0eMOrbeM:

@m %. Sonuar 1895, Gbriittan 8rtufmeter,
oeliehter @atte pOn Nbplpbin0 Sriufmeier, oeb. 3imm,
i'm @lter BON II Sabren. 8eerhtQung am SpnuerItaQ
No9mitto9 um 2 lbr bonn 9rouerbouie $50. 225 Mebitel
@nenue NIT Carriages nab 8raCelanb.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
Yartner8.

Sc at: Gin Sbeilnebmer nit Saufeub Sol
~ lars. 9pber Sepinr. 9r. Re9eL Mtiubeu, Sa.
Sude aud A9enteH. 2912t
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
Yartneribip= NuflUIunq.


2 UT $40 d ri4t Wt. go1u uub SObn BON 148 81.
@obn lit ni8t 1nftbor fHr irgenO tpelbe S9ui6en, lueI6e
lein SDhn MAIDEN 1n0G.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
EOOeS=N4taefec.

Sretnoet rn6 getannte1 Die traurt9e go1ri6t, bag
bofet i'm @lter BON 81 Sabreu i'm 9errn entI6(afen 1T.
9te 8eerOi9uug finOet it0tt M}ittpOG, ben 80. Sanuar,
UNI l ubr bonn 3rauerbouie, 1851 QDeutportb Qpe, 3ur
S~alems=Gtrbe unb BON bort rob SafipooO.
9ie traIernoen Sinterbliebenen
stlOtS ltntbofer, @otte.
Gbriitine Sauien SD6ter; Gmtl Souiem. Gblpie9eri6bn.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
SergnIgunQen


PARM-THEATEF-@tate Str, uoDe GonoreR.
a MIGHT AT A ROAD HOUSE. gseae
uno ln1tt9e Yole. 8rDBeS 8ortet1ten : QrDoromm
p9Ucaccto8. &e6eube 8il6er. MiOpopsSdnae. geitc
@artetdtenssluffabrIng in Gbica9O. 2 AuTabruHaen
tGgli9. I0c,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29

Wlsranbsr,s Ss9stmpOIi8et:Q gentu1
~ GUNNER = Staats5ettIn9 9og., 93-S5 6tftb Npe.
1ringt ir8ene ttlp0s in Grfabruug auf DriOotem gDeoe
ltugltdIibe S9eitou0stGle unterlHtt unb 9elptlie de-
lattnelt. Aue Sale BON DiebItobl II. Gduiuoelel unters
genb lpsl9en gerle9enbelten tommen Sle Su unS. @eiess
iiberRotb frei. SDnnt OTeu bis u ubr W{itt. I7miISt1l
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
3u berleiben.

az eIb pbHe 6 III m 1tDu II. Cine QrDBe Sumute
W fam gu 6 9rp3. gelteben lperbe1, ebenio 8etrdQe
al 5 nnD So Pro3. 8aus9arlebeH gum gegenlpdrtt9en
&uriei @Dtcagoer Srunbeigenthum. s. s. StDne & So,
206 &oSau Str. 19lau6Wt
Sor9et SeIb alf 9iomanten, ubreu, SupeIeu. 9auss
~ b0ltungs=Dtbbel unb 9tanps bon Der q. $. 8oibnin
2Don So, 4. 5lnr Chicago Stod @r9an9e 6ebduos
&aiale unS WGibiugtOn Str. 18aalS
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29

On O%ertoufeu: apeu8mDuN Sic I6buftc
~ @de in oieier hibi6eu unO blubeuoeu @or!abt.
W0ier un0 Setuer in ben Straben uu0 Die StraBeu oe-
pfaitert. Sage: Glib HHo GItfront. MeQeu gretS rub
lpeiterer @u8tuuft menbe man i1 miiu0lttJ p6er idrlft.
lid on g8m. $. See, 112-f14 Dearborn StlaBe.
9oDce BUILDING. 2gnli. bap
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29

9H p%ertoufen: Subi9e8 8ubnbaus in Der Qabs
~ Der Station NOoubale, 9tprtbpeIteru : 8ahn, far
sine 5anlilie bequemI e!naeri4tet StaaunQ iir mebrere
9fer0e mt babel. $1,000. 8equeme 3abluugStermine
Obcr ifuIbeufreie8 unbebnNtes 6runoeieeufbum oIs
3beiIsobIHng. aorefie: 30 Bog 157. a6Oubole, Gpof
So. 81. l5ul5 BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29

TroI Seder, Die berabmte 9BobrIogeriu, eutbaut
y aufS Aaerseuoueite bic Se9euipart unb 3ufuuft.
3eist has Bib Der 3ufiuftioen. @iebt NuSfunft lber
geitoblene Sadeu. 6ertbts. uub Observation-Disclosures
Sntferut bbie GiuTldIic bHrG Sou1potbie. go. 582
MteIIsEStraBe, uabe 9tortb Aoenue. 9prehituns
ben oub am Souutag. SpflS
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
6enotbeu:

Mtueroa S9trmer, 9elte6te Satin BON 6
@lfreb Schirmer. 9{o. 4Ol M0rlhftelh @oe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29
OrunOei1eutbunt.


= II berfaufeu: Gin gut ~oelegenes Got an S6poI
~ Ctr. nabe 9}Ortb 9bica9D S6IBenpart iebr pretss
.ipirbtq. gtur $500 Sab n6tbig. &breiftre Gteeutbimer
inter @biHre Es "a StaatS5eitung. 2li7t
Abendblatt., 1895-01-29

Mefu9t: Sine grau fu6t Stene aIs Sausb6ltertu
W IN befIerem oaule gu 6lterem SerrH in Stabt ober
Sono. N0r.: n 68 StootsSeItlnQ. 26i9t