The Newtown bee., 1896-05-22
Editorial Inl Drops.

' We have no patience with those com. | n,unIties who vote no license and then fold their hands and allo" "the stutl' to be sold right along. Bethel has been getting after the vjolatcrs of the law in good shape. Are there uotothcr no license towns m Western Connecticut which ought to wake up and do their duty:
 Now that the agricultural fair seems an assured fact, the COG .operatinn "f all parties interested will be needed. ua- nimity of action on the pAIt of rhr fArn- ers will make it 5ucrc-s. The cllort to give Newtown u genuine cagrlruituml fMr is commmcndublc. L"t u7 keep the standard high and a) haud- u"it"to pro mote the worthy object,
 Tn. June Forum WHl contain &n ar- tielc by Dr Nj. NJ. MauRa-arinn--A cuIti- vntcd and highly educated Armopian- entitled "Armcuja'- Imprudi0g Doom Our Duty." Dr Mmgu.pIiau d;~pas ion- Atclv reviews recent events in Arm'u'" and makes un eloquent appeal to the Christian powcrs--cspccially to the lnited State. to intervene and save his nation from extinction.
 The Lincoln paper in Mcrmrc's Maga- zine for June will dc-cribc Lincoln m h~ familiar, everyday relations witL his family. friends, and ncighhors, at the tjnr of his return to Springfield after serving a term in Congress. IL will con talu a number of new facts and anec- dotrs, and will present Lincoln in one of his most attractive aspects. The paper will be fully Illustrated.
 Miss Longfeuow, the daughter of the great poet. writes thu1 of one "i hrr fathers characteristic:
 "NlcIlr>tr .l.r saw m tt uc"~ptHrr any ,.f,.,-r ,,rlr,' of t,,cnu- sr .u .u.,t.'ulc at r,.gtcsy ot at book. cog d ~uI0",i to Nl-' n VI. y w,lc lDtrro~lt,l, he cut N out, .'rl NoI' I1', 1crnp-Iu 'tn "u' "I"p" mhIrr~~rd |" I'.r I'l+',n nnr 1,,,..I 9.,''.'' ''''' " '.'' '''' '' '' '
 lis uo uaad,r that m.n so mindful of simpl. a,t. ol ninIdshtp should have so Iurg" aud icsot,d circle of fri'n1@,
 Ar, our u.apDc, to be ruined by an insect pest thr same a> tno insignificant elms: In -o,uc sections of Mas>achu sctt- the mapIc+ art suffering cycl u'r' than alr the vlus wurlc lice being tht pest in this ,l-r. iu. lice breed ,hrc'' times u year. aud arc very dr~tructiVc tofoliagr. They ran best be cxtcrmiua7- ed early in thc spriag before they have
 Ff, -- on the truuks. The lice arc even morr destructive than the elm beetles, since on the branches whrr. they cmbrd thrm- selves for the winter the foliage i almost invarahIy kiIIcd.
 In air and soil, and especially in harD~ and dairi-4, are uauy kind. of bacteria. They get into the milk, which is onc of the best mediums for Lhcjl gro~,h, milk being to bacteria whAy4 sivh suu |, tv the larger plants. Iu warm weather there are more varieties If thrm upOL the COW than iu tuld weather. This tx plains why June butter i. apt to hs,vc -, much better nwor Jhau Dtcombe butter. because in summer there ar more of the barlnt m which rr0duer tha materials tha, give gnvGta>or. Il-uuD mer they al-o mutspy mUc rspW!y, which explains ~hy tn" ml& ,uur@ -, much mo.c quickly aH warul tb,,r i. c.,Id weather. Iuc ttuuujn- of tA" ds.I. .I..A1 known a. bitter mub, slimy milk. aud i'll tasting aud M nAyoc,d butler, nsc causod by bactlrm. Tine bjlilul daitl uau then is the one who gets the right balroria 5a his milk and cream and butter :ut checsc, and keeps out the wrong ours. He does this by right handling of ltl, milk, aud where necessary by the u-r of proper bacteria cultures or "7t.rter-" in his cream. The Storrs Experiment Station, at Storrs, Conn.,, has devoted considerable attention to the subject, noticcably in the publication of original investigations by Prof II. w. Conn. Bulletin No. lG of the Station, just issued, is 'Bacteria in the Dairy" ard contains reports of investigations by Dr Conn on the effect of bacteria on the flavor and aroma of butter. The results are most interesting. It is sent free on application to the Station as above.