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The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
Litchfeld County News
, WATERFOWL.

WATERTO WINS NEW HALL OPENED IN A
 BLAZE OF GLORY.-THE END OF A FIVE
 YEARS FIGHT BETWEEN THE PRoGREs.
 sIVE AND CONSERVATIVE ELEMENT.
 The honor of opening Watertown's new Town hall was given to the Water town Dramatic association. And they did it in good manner Wednesday even- ing, May P. by presenting before an au- dlence which completely filled the hall, Sheridan's great play "The Rivals" Promptly at S.l5 the curtain arose and then commenced one of the best ama- teur plays ever given in Watertown. The play IS over 100 years old and has in re- cent years been played by the famous actor, Joseph Jefferson. It is indeed difficult play for amateurs and was big undertaking. The costumes were brought from New York and costumer was in charge who superintended the making up of each player. E. T. left, as "Sr An thony Absolute" would almost if not equal professional. In fact MT Teft did so we'll that in the second act the au- dience applauded vigorously until he re- appeared before the curtain. H. H. Heminway as s'Captain Absolute was success from the start. His soldierly ap- pearance and manly bearing was betit- ting the character and his bashfulness in oho PAoPood1 eScAc uIOuSut uUWu Gu6 house. o. c. Jolin as s'Faulkland' was all right. Frederick Winsor as "Acres" was ''the right man in the right place." MT Winsor did well is every scene in which he appeared; in fact it would be almost impossible to say where he ex- celled. He carried his part so we'll all through. John J. Galley as ''Sir Lucius O'Trigger," showed up the polished Irish baronet who was constantly looking for fight. Miss Bronson as s'Lydia Lan- guish" was excellent and Miss Lucy Woodward as "Julia" was very bewitch- ing. Miss Carrie Thrall as s'Mrs Mala- prop'' kept the house in good humor in every scene in which she appeared. Miss Helen Woodward as s'Lucy, the maid, !" carried her part in manner worthy of honorable mention. The remaining characters, impersonated by MessrssPau1 Welton, Simeon Jones, Charles Brewster and Master Wilson Atwood, were we'll taken. Too much praise cannot be ac. corded Mrs Buckingha n sin her unflag- ging zeal in pushing the play to the finale against great many and some appar- ently insurmountable difficulties. The shifting of scenery and stage manage ment under the charge of Messrs A. D. Gillette and R. V. Magee was appreciat-
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07

Westminster, Cal, March 21, IS94.-- Some time ago, on awakening one morn ing, found that I had rheumatism in my knee 80 badly that, as remarked to my wife, 1t would be impossible for me to attend to business that day. Remem- berlng that had some of ChamberlaIn's Paln Balm In my store sent for bottle, and rubbed the affIlctedlparts thoroughly with lt, according to directions, and within an hour I was completely re- licved. One application had done the buslness. It Is the best liniment on the market, and I sell it under 8 positive guarantee. K. T. Harris. For sale by E. Hawley, and s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook, Conn. "
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
THE BAND CONCERT,

The Citizens cornet band held their second concert of the season at the new Town hall, last Tuesday, before a good sized audience. Prof Barrett in his bal ancing acts was one of the finest per- formances ever witnessed by a Water town audience. The tumtl ling by the clown was much appreciated.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
BRIDGEPORT.
ECONOMY.

Ladies are natural born economizers, in spite of the oft repeated theory of wom- ans extravagance, and mere sugges- tion which appeals to their sense of econ omy is all sufficient to awaken at once interest in the fact that Mrs George Dun- hams, 437 Main street, Bridgeport, is the place to economize on millinery goods
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
MISS NoRTHRop-MR HuRp.

Married, in Naugatuck, May %, at the home of the bride, Miss Bertha Northrop to Wilson N. Hurd of Monroe. The bride and groom were the recipients of many handsome presents and they will go to housekeeping immediately in Shelton. We hope their future life may be as bright and pleasant as was their wedding day.
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 grand recommendation for business and speaks well for it's teachers and pro- prietors?
 The champion of the world, the most successful moving machine on earth, is undoubtedly the Adriance Buckeye, for 50 years of use attest the excellence of it. It IS so far in advance of all others in the principle of construction aud quality of workmanship,th that it commands the pref erence of the farmers in all parts of the world. The newest machine is the ssHn mower, in which are retained the vaIu- able features of the original Buckeye, with new improvements which are ali steel connections, steel shafting, steel bearings, new instant acting shifting de- vice, long steel crank shaft and the tilt ing lever which throws the points of the guard fingers up or down. This is the only machine with horizontal folding fin- ger bars, has the lightest possible draft ever attained in any mower, contains the fewest parts of any machine made, and introducing an encased gear different from any gear heretofore used on any mower. With all these improvements they make the Buckeye perfect ma- chine. F. Hawley < Co.,, 397 to 4OI Wa ter street. are the agents for this popular mower, and have been for B years. and say they know that they have the best mower on earth. All extra parts kept on hand
 Mrs F. N. Warrington and daughter of Bridgeport are boarding at Mrs U. B. Benedict's.
 Warrington < Pike will move their of- flee to S4 Middle street, where they will have ground floor, making it easier for their customers to drop in. They will hold the office on Fairfield avenue till August l. Their business is rapidly in- creasing. They just sold to w. H. But. ting house on Hollister avenue and are building five new houses on Union ave nue, besides several other new houses.
 E. B. Shepherd has moved across the street to { North Washington avenue, where he could have more commodious quarters and better store.
 c. H. Bennett, of 0. Fl. Bennett & Son, If Bridgeport, has returned from a trip Lmong the shoe factories of Massachu- Ietts, and the result is their bargain ables are loaded with plums that he has !
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07

The Coffey amendment to the anti pool law Is a dangerous measure, and we doubt if it would receive the sanction of the governor, even should it go through both branches of the Legislature. Rev Mir Mason, a New Haven clergyman, manner. Among other things he says: Henceforth eff the bill becomes law) the youth of Connecticut are to be le- gally, publicly, systematically, scien- tifically and internally debauched for twelve days In every year. Beyond the twelve days gambling must go on under cover, as at the present time. Does Con- nectlcut want to establish gam bling centers throughout the state? Heretofore these centers have been mostly confined to larger cities, where the vicious classes most abound and where the police force is generally af- fected by strabismus. Hereafter we are to have public gambling centers in every town in the state which so elects. And if the town fails to take action the selectmen may decide for the town. Can you conceive of anything which would promise (why not say guarantee) a more speedy and more thoroughgoing degradation than this. Let us see what the passage of the proposed amendment will mean. First-it will commit us as a state in the eyes of the world to an in- dorsement and an approval of one of the most subtle and one of the most vicious forms of sin by which the weakness of man is assailed. Second-It will mean that gambling in the state of Connecti- cut is under certain conditions to be re- moved from the catalogue of crime. Third-It will mean that other vices which are still counted crimes must tremendously increase in Connecticut within the next few years. There is no vice which so undermines business in- tegrity as gambling.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
WOoDBURY.

HOTCHKISSyILLE. Mrs William Gordon recently visited Mrs John Hall. Julius Cowles has new horse. stranger who witnessed the ball game, Washington vs. HotchkissviIle,
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07

said he never saw nine where the boys were as gentlemenly as the Hotchkiss- vile team and that their playing was above the ordinary.
 Mrs Lenna Dawson and son of New Jersey are visiting friends here.
 Mrs Stone has returned from Water- bury.
 Miss Althea Allen is visiting in New Milford.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07

Win it's usual thoroughness in cover- ing the local news field, THE BEE gives generous space to the interesting celebra- tion of our neighbors across the river in South Britain, who have just celebrated the 70th anniversary of the building of the present edifce of the Congregational church. The early history of our New England towns was so closely intertwin- of the religious phrases of those times gives a,,clear idea of the social life as well.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
TRUMBULL.

PRESENTATION TO REV AND MRS WHITE.
 The reception at the parsonage, Mon- day evening, was largely attended. At the close, Rev and Mrs W. F. White were each presented with gold watch. Other individual presents of considerable value were also made. The occasion was the 10th anniversary of their marriage.
 The Endeavor society was well repre- sented at the meeting of the Bridgeport Endeavor Union in the Fairfield Con- gregational church, Tuesday evening.
 The services at the church, next Sum- day morning and evening, will be appro- priate to Children's day. In the evening there will be Sunday school concert.
 A number ot people attended the exer- cises in connection with the Gnveiling of the Peet Memorial fountain in Nichols, Tuesday afternoon. Nichols is to be congratulated on the acquisition of so beautiful and useful work of art.
 Mrs Nichols of Long Hill and Mrs Beardsley of Bridgeport were guests of Mrs Dwight Brinsmade over Sunday.
 Ethel Plumb was brought home from New York, Saturday, in excellent health.
 Miss Frances Eaton of Ware, Mass, is spending some time with her sister, Mrs w. K. White.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07

Arthur Martin, who has been in the employ of the travelling range company, has gone to his home at Binghampton, N. ", on account of his health.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07

The ladies' prayer meeting at 3 Is ap. pointed next Tuesday with Sister Abbie, at Mrs Wnnderlick's, on Walnut Tree HIll.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
LADIES' COLUMN.

Where there is a steasy stream of business you'll always find clean, fresh stock to select from. There are plenty of reasons vhy cur store is the busiest place m the Iaugatnek valley
 We are alise to the needs of the people.
 We have no apologies 10 offer
 A thropg of satisfied customers assures us that Modern. wide-Avake Dry Goods Store is appreciated by the people of Derby and vicinity
 Just think of turning people away, Unable to wait upon them all last Saturday niEh'. You say get more c erks We keep getting more but our tustomsrs keen increasing mue faster. Try again and vs will be better prepared to serve you.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
ROXBURY.

Dea John Minor, who is over 70 years old, has plowed 20 acres this spring with one pair of oxen. Ten acres was turf. Besides, he has done good deal other farm work. Now we think no other town can beat this record for citizen of his years.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
MONROE's JURORs.

The following jurors were elected for thIs town on Monday: John Waterbury, Oscar Sherwood, Andrew l.. Burr, Lyman Patterson, Clarence D. Porter, Frederick w. Wheeler, David A. Nich- ols, l.. D. Lane, James c. Johnson, Henry ". Edwards, George l.. Burr, Benjamin French, Andrew Curtiss,. William J. Candee, Charles E. Osh~ Charles G. Blakeman.
 Seymour Johnson, wife and child of New Milford, are visiting James C. Johnson.
 Miss Mamie Benkard has visited friends in Elizabeth, N. J.
 Bertie Nichols of Newton. Mass, Is
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07

The Ice cream parlor in Printing House Block in the Street will be con ducted, this year, by Bennett Blackman.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
A GOOD RECORD

Martins business school, 403 Main street, has made grand record during the past year. There has been in attend ance at the school 156 pupils and all but two have secured good positions and employed at the present time. Isn't this a grand recommendation for business and speaks we'll for it's teachers and pro- prietors?
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
FAIRFIELD.
HoYDEN's s u.,, .,,,.,,

& hoiD 2
 Rev MT Warrlner is. attempting to re- viveNan interest in the prayer meetings connected with the Center Street Metho- dist church. A meeting was held Wed- nesday, the 29th, at E. B. Sherwood's. The next meeting is at Mrs Mary Lock woods.
 Several from this vicinity attended the
 Wild West show at Bridgeport, the 30ph. J. CloberdanZ lost a valuable horse, last week.
 On account of the illness of the teach CT, Miss NJ Minnie Lewis, Miss Lizzie Wake man supplied her place one day THE TRACTION COMPANY MAY MAKE A FIVE CENT FARE TO FAIRFIELD. One of the directors of the company, speaking unofficially, said he did not
 think that Southporters would be given five cent fare. The fare may be reduc- ed to five cents to Fairfield, as it should be, for Fairfield people have now just | cause for complaint.
 WANT A ROAD FREE FROM TROLLEY. The matter of extending the boulevard ! at Seaside park to Black Rock and Fair ! field should be agitated and plans formu-
 lated for the building of permanent
 driveway along the shore that shall be | trolley free and source of pride to ev- cry resident of the city. But it is doubt ful if any land available could be obtain
 ed for the purpose.
 l CLOSING EXERCISES AT THE ACADEMY. The closing exercises of the Fairfield Academy will be held at the Town hall on the evening of June 0at 8 p. ID. The
 usual excellence of the program is as-
 sured. The friends and patrons of the Academy are invited to attend. |
 wHITsUNDAY. | Notwithstanding the heat good at tendance of worshipers met at St PauPs and the rector, Rev Dr Jones, gave an excellent discourse on "The personality
 and influence of the Holy Ghost" Mon
 day in Whitsun week service was held ill the Guild room at o'clock l The monthly meeting of the Ladies' I Guild was held at o'clock, | The Fairfield green looks as fresh and
 lovely as ever and the thoughtfulness of
 the citizens who defray the expenses of
 it's care is deeply appreciated by all. l Judge Glover has moved into his new
 house.
 The many friends of John L. More
 house will be pained to learn that he is quite i'll at hIs home at West End. | A number of young ladies from Nor
 walk wheeled to Fairfield on Friday, as guests of Misses Hattie and Etta Seward. 1 Harry L. Flint, who is an old soldier
 and served under Maj Middlebrook and
 the late Major John B. Morehouse, has
 taken charge of the decoration of graves in all the cemeteries of the town.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
A WATERToWN KICKAPoo.

The Kickapoo Indians who have been entertaining those who attended their shows for the last two weeks have de- parted for Long Island. While here they made convert to their company of
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
WANT A ROAD FREE FROM fFbL
WHITSUNDAY.

Notwithstanding the heat 8 good at tendance of worshipers met at St PauPs and the rector, Rev Dr Jones, gave an excellent discourse on "The personality and influence of the Holy Ghost" Mon day in Whitsun week service was held ill the Guild room at 6 o'clock.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
Castoria.

'sCastoria isso well adapted to children that Irecommend it as superior to any prescription known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
 Iii So Oxford St.. Brooklyn, NY
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07

The L. T. L. meeting appointed for tomorrow will be postponed one week.
 The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet, Wednesday, June 12th. A cordial invitation is extended to vis- itors.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07

$ The use of sCastoria is 30 universal and it's merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse 1t. Few arc the intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy reach"
 CARLOS MARTINI, D. D..
 New York City.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-07
sTRATFoRD's ELMS ARE BEING RUINEI

oIhaIfohD ELMS AXE BEING RUINED.
 No plan tried so far, has proved sue cessfu1 in killing off the bugs from the elm trees. The chances are that our beautiful trees will soon be stripped of leaves.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
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ria 2inien autom til SOutbampton ST.
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termibbas ben zoe 2lu9uit aiSit "St.
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fort Os berOrer fun JorbOlbst til irem.
meOc Mu9ter. Ser CT ben: De WleOs
o~eleIier jeg lar ira uoenloubite Wnss
ter iOriitrer mig ON oeres oeouareloe
8enitab. Oct 9tGoer mig at tunne
ii9e, at Der life er lnbtraaot internns
tiOnale Jorpiilinger, iom truer Guro'
pas 6reO. Srigen meaem Sapan O9
aiua, Der bar p~aa6egpnot oeo gabnln9
at ijoIte Gesiiou, er a%lIluttet ueo en-,
IUm Ie8 buaber, carlg 6reO. Seq bar
unoer benne be0aret ben Itrergeite
gteutralitet og Ear tun peo at paaItDu,
De GienOtligbeoernes u I~lutniu9 Ops
traaOt attiut. seq betlaser,u al jes maa
meooele, at Der CT inotg6et Giterretuins
ger ON rRoiOmme Gruiombeoer mob
sngelIte 9ti8iiOn9rer / ben tineilte
BrOpin0S / 6usaien. Zen ~tireiiife
Staggering bar iUaret paa bore inotraH'
9cnoe 5Oreitiair9er, at ben oit trRie
De i~tten9site GOrbOlosresIer for at
itraiie GiOrberns % iamtIige Yeriouer,
iOnt Tar tRret oeIa9tig: / bisie JOrs
~brposlier.
Sc inOre urutia6eoer, iOm br6o l6s
/ be armeuife 3iitritter al aiiatiii
5prtist. ~leoeiageoes al Gruiombeoer,
iOm bar iremtnLOt ben it6rite Serbs
trelie blnuotGurOpas iriitns Naticner,
Her / nit 2ano. min 8eInnot %
ben frantic os rusiiife @eianot BAR
~iOreiaaet GultaneHs Staggering &eiors
mer, iom oi amer iom ngbUenoig for
Jrcoeus 8jenOyrsitelie. Sultanen ear
iremoetes oisie Joritas wnOer Susr0eis
ellie, % icg oenter meo lltualmoois5so
paa bans &isiGrelie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
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GenrD Sburber ina. 9reiiOcut
Gleuslauos 8rtontietretGr, Senrp z.
9burber, liaaer ip1 bcr - teosr bet
fra giiagnra SAILS.
Snu ontom BERTH 5irSon9 giten %
bar I6cn bOtOt fig paa it 8Grelie.
0pttor Glnric, Tom bleo tiItalot, flyer,
at ban baab.r, bet san er ct iorti0aa'
enoe SIoebefinoenoe.
Manoe arbeioslcoise GOlf. glep
Oorf, 15oe Nue. Zen Streif, iOm er
igansiut Of gtiibens etrrooeriOrenin9
til Spnaaelie af beore Qsu % tprtcre
arbeibstio, % ion, esentlio unaanr o.
900 Gtraooeriuenoc, bar o0iaa tat
mnoit 5000 aoiuoer pau bar 8otie;
tbi bisies Irbeioe er oireite nibrrgig
al, at 2ilitiarerne og StrGoosrue nrs
beioer.
Snoen Dptsier bar enonn iunOet
SteO. apntraftgrerne er life organize
ret, "a bette fommer Streiierne iii flor
SjRlp. Oct icruoiess, at Ilera Tuliuoe
andre "@arment @orters" oil gaa paa
Streit / naIte llse.
Gtreiiernes lloiistsr er imiblertio
aan1te fife.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
6 b q.

Cprorets Sang. Sra Saoana Be-
rettes, at General gampOs ital taue
unberrettet ben ipanite gte9ierius ON,
at for Spanisn er Der fun to uoUeie;
Os be er: Gntsn maa Hegierinsen ienoe
loo. 900 Trooper til Cuba, eIer o9iaa
maa ben sipe Cuba iuloItrnOis GelUs
itpre. 3et sienueriritli0e Ental
3sosfalo al ben guile Geber blanot be
ipauite Trooper bar be iioite iaa Tiger
uarst 100 ON 9osen.
Sun llaibGnBigbeb. en- prOmis
rent Gubansr, irm autom til Nsiu
gort irrleoen, uotalte Jig paa fOlssnoe
Diaaoe pm Sprgrerne5 9tausr: 81
TRADER fun ei.sr at Oynaa Dor uaibans
sigbeo. 8i ar6sioer life for anner.
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auoet 2auo. 9e iuoigote Gubanere
reprsisuterer gems SnisQi9sns o.
ganosepnsr. vi bar aqsrsoe bru9,
Mil,uner al Dollars ipr at ppnaa Dor
JribsS, % ri piI Dire 9iu % gienbOm
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
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burg, 14oe gug. Tiolis ioa9 Rcr9es
bleo Sumuel 8iniOn % bans Spn,
Gbarles, ben9t / ct 3re Der / Nerbes
ben, iuroi be i Sgnoass / oruffen 9ils
itano bapoc mDroet Iiit. 9eblopp, en-
Salppnteeper.
Oct tog II 3ime at poermanbe Bag
ten os tlltpinac ii1 Go9ans til 5en9s
Ilet. Sc TO Wti8b9oere bleu oerpaa
igrt en- Sportmil bort til ct Ere, bppr
ben 9lbre 8inIpn iDrit bieo ienot tils
pcirs. Qerpaa blso bans Spn beiiet
pp / famine Gren % Tom til at bau9e
ina nar 6aoeren, at Der fun BAT 6
CONNER melem beres &uiigter.
Charles 9iuiun us andre bauoe iam>
mcnrpttet Zig libitt. Npril for at rppe ct
Nprthern Yacific GOs. San ppgao fine
@teoitploise, Der aQeiammeu blep ouers
rumple0e unoer ct al fine bemmelise
Rgber.
Den pn9re 8inion bupoe tiblisere
uoionet Strai / Gtatens 6Gnsiel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
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Sre Imcrifanere, bois Stem er !
Minneiota, er iauoiDnll9ui5 faloue iom
Dire for mennelteeoenoe Snoianere
paa Gen 3eburon peo ben meritanIte
apIt. Gisie Wauo, bpis Nuuue er
S. z. Seburt, SObn 8. MOrriion ps
Senrp Campbell, fOrloo for 3 Tiger iis
ben SermOiiao for at eaa paa Su9t
paa Zen Geburor, oer beboes al oiloe
acknowledgements Snoianere. De Uente'
oes tilbase for 10 Gage ioeu, men
man bar life bgrt bet minoite III benz.
iioen be ites ilauo paa Gen; o9 man
irpster M for, at be er iOrtarebe al be
Bible. Snobpsserue / SermoiiaO iras
ruuOeoe benz at beige Zen. men be
iuareoe, at be par paa Su9t eiter
sGuentpr, Os tOs life no9et 9:nign til
be sione Raao.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20

merne er / 9oot Sumpr pver uof9s
terne til Ell rig Spit - Iirtoes Der ira
Clear Safe Sn5oag ben 14oe bs.
Gn MGuo miier 2ipet. 9amps
fjeolen paa Sen 2r9Itemaitine, Der ttls
bgrer 3. & Glarf uso Clear 9afc, ers
pipoereoe / 9irsba9s % itoloeoe 6prs
bDberen, 9ume8 Gltmun. iaa ilemt, at
ban bpoe alereoe on Gftermiooasen.
Srgeu anben llstie bGuote / benne
Sprbinoelie.
6pieieret bar ubitebt en- miblertioig
writ of habeas corpus / Grfasierer
%. 3. SapIors Gag. Taplors Nooos
later paaItnnr, at Gommeren life bapoe
Net iii ct bsmme GaplOr til 5
Gars Gnnsiel; ben hcieite Strai, ban
funoe ioemmes, bar 2 Qar. Scsen pil
bliue ai9iort / gespnoelien al benne
lloe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
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III NooertOg unoer Rommarbo az
en- turotit aauaaerio6srit CT after Be-
9Daot meo at mprOe armsniere. JOr'
leocn Gag ~plDnoreoe ben 9nnbsbpen
Yoiefan, % Ell auosu Baubs ital bare
p%Igucrst 8pen Ge9uretdn.
SilifaOsfOmnc amerifanIfe Wiis.
IlonGrer. Sra aouitantiuopst beret'
tes ben 13os os., at en- ameritanii Dis
iionrr ueo gia0n Briggs os en nuosn
amsrltant ytisNonrr, bois Rauu man
life tlcnoer, or bIepus miSbauoleos os
lemIriteoe unoer Sptsisrue / Marro.
nan.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20

GbeOIoiiens Utter peo at brrtne fla
! Calumet Gloer. Sar bar en- al Gbi'
Cages NET iprise GbeoiOfer, ps hans
GntbnIiasme par saaet puer til Ell rem
WlaHi. S Here Wnaneosr bauoe bans
2anter n9iten uoeluffenoe breiet iig
ON Innoeueroenen os osns Broblemer.
Sluttelis beitemte ban fig til at enoe
fit 9lo for at tonime eiter, boao Der
bpeoe / Den fore Gtilbeo".
50 SopItnmme asteoies. g 81
termiooae ianot Der intereSiaut Sesi'
penbeo Steo i Dunlap beosr bet fra
@epria ben 14oe bs. Sen osoItumme
Steua Dunlap, 0atter al SIR. os Nsrs.
Napolepn Dunlap, blep nemlig p,et til
ben oppitumms Ssurb Glbiou MOlos
bon, 8roiesiOr peo 1putummes Suiti'
tutet / Sadionpile.
Ger,monien beapnbk ST. 2:3o / ben
pres6pterinnite 8irte / Dunlap os fos
resit peo Sialp al Sinseripruset. De
TO bapoe fattet aiarIisbeo til binanoen,
rleoeus Naiis Dunlap iretuentereoe bet
SnItitut, bpor 9rof. Molobun er
2Rrer.
Siget al &apt. Sbomas 9anien.
Der brufneoe / Maniitee Safe. gttd.,
antom Snsbas Iften til Chicago. 8s'
graoelien ioregif 3bprsoag Mibbas
fra Gbeifielb Iue. Dsetbooifttirte paa
Siernet al George ct. til @raeelauc
Cemetery.
Supt. Sanien bar ipbt / grpnbum,
9anmarf, os fom alereoe iOm Gut til
Imerifa. San bleu 81 glar sammel.
San bapoe plsiet be fore Snoiper
80 Iar, buoraf be 20 iom aaptein.
Sfunneren Goodman, Der tilbprer
ben srunorise &oromano Sapt. @ils
liam Sobnion / Chicago, baooe ban
fgrt / flere gar.