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The Newtown bee., 1896-02-07

dist church gave & supper in the lecture room of the church, Tuesday evening.
 Jack Hughes of Philadelphia is visit. ing relatives in town.
 The Cupheags met at their rooms, Thursday evening, for their regular bus mess gathering.
 The Literary society met at Christ church chapel, Monday ev"ning Jaues Whitcomb Riley was the subject of the ] evening.
 Edward Garry has recovered from | severe attack of rheumatism.
 The teachers and scholars of the grad, el school are arranging for supper, to be given in place of the one postponed recently, on accoun- of the storm.
 The next dance of the Eagle athletic club will be given, Friday evening in the Town hall. Sansone' s orchestra will fur nish the music.
 Mrs A. V. Sammis gave recg ption at her home on Judson place, in honor of Hiss McGrath of New YoIk.
 Edgar Osborne places bis boss on cider uaiil and contents at $35O0; insurance. There was an insurance If $500 on the barn.
 c. E. Dorman is seriously i'll, having had an attack of paralysis and bad fall.
 Deputy Sheriff Stsgg teo ka young col ored boy to the county hon @ on Monday. He has also served papers on the com missioners in the matter of the Washing ton bridge approaches.
 Justice Peck found aD Ita Han guilty of felonioHs assault, and 0oupd him over to Superior court under bonds of S2OO.
 Mrs H. W. EIwell has goa to Provi- denc9 to visit friends.
 The bridge over Main street has been treated to coat of paint.
 The aousatonie club are exp acting to make great improvements on heir club house, this spring.
 The funeral of c. Le1 .er Youngs was held, last Thursday, and was largely attended. Rev MT Co rnwal offic'iated.
 The few days of er Id weather and good skating, started gp the polo players in fine style.
 There was ia rge gathering at the funeral of 4rs c .audius Curtis, which took place at her late residence on East last hursday.
 The trolley T acks have afforded the only deeenRwa king place to be found on our streets, agt ng the soft westher.
 Elbert Hafas all is at home after an ex- ended tour A bout the country, taking views of P1el inent localities.
 Frank Apsss Ter has been seriously i'll "isn heart U ouble. He is reported as inproving..
 Dr Lemue Beardsley has been in New York, this week, on professional busi- less.
 At the has meeting of the FrssGsrnNs )rdeg of eia nnectlcut, held at tn resi-. lenee of Ml Olmstead, six new m, snbers vere added to the roll.
 eape c. q. sammis Of stratfor q ave
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Fairfield County News:
LYONS PLAINS.

CONCLUDED FROM PRECEDING PAGE curb and otherwise fixed the we'll for Mrs Caroline Crofut Cit was blown down some weeks ago. for which she is very grateful to them for their kindness.
 Mir and Mrs Elmer D. Treadwell and daughter, Shirley, of Bethel were guests of NJ. D. Treadwell on Sunday. Mrs Treadwell and daughter staid down for q visit.
 Mrs WI. Keeler of North Wilton took dinner with her mother, Mrs Phebe A. Fanton, on Wednesday.
 Mrs Eunice Merwin Is with her broth CT, Charles Nichols, in Deerfield.
 Josiah Williams Is sick with the grip.
 Misses Nettie and Alice Merviu were home on Sunday.
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WOODBURY.
TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTTINGs.

Mrs George B. Lewis and lady attend ant started on their trip to California by way of New Orleans and Los Angeles on Saturday and expects to reach New Or leans Monday afternoon. They will go to San Francisco, and other places ill Cal ifornia and spend the winter in that state.
 Charles Gordon was home on visit, last week.
 Miss Lillian Wheeler has opened pri- vate school over the North church chap. el.
 There were five road agents housed in the lookup, Saturday night.
 John Russell is on the convalescent list. Dr Rodger attends him.
 Miss Maud Churchill of New Haven visited Mrs W. A, Strong, last week.
 Miss Anna Bradley has gone to New Jersey to spend the winter.
 Mss Ida J. Hart died, last week, in Huntington, January 24, from carbun- cle on her face.
 Judge Huntington was engaged before the District court, last week
 The proprietor of the Woodbury house was prosecuted, last week, charged with the violation of the liquor laws. He waived an examination, and the case goes to the April term of the Superior court under bonds of $50
 Thomas Quick had to kill one of his pair of working oxen, last week, on &C., count of a horn having lodged in his throat.
 Mrs Eleanor Mallory and daughter have taken the R. B. Martin place.
 Dr Arey has decided not to go West at present as his substitute has not yet come.+
 January 20 was the 18th anniversaTy J of the marriage of MT and Mrs William Ssrorg of Middle Quarter and they re- ceived 8 number of friends in honor of the event.
 It is believed that the Woodbury Guar tet club, Messrs Strong, Linsley, Cor ! don and others, will give 8 concert in the
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-07

nu3 enter cained 8 large party of friends, Tuesday evening of last week, at his res id"ace. Many guests from out of towI ", re p0.sent and & general good time was enjoyed.
 The qnquct of the Chau.auqua circle, Ia Fcsday evening, in Odd Fellows hall, @aa ltc goly attended. All present report q 7ple@did time.
 Ma: Julia Scefeld was the victim of a UrG in pa -ty, Tua-day evening.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-07
STAMFORD.
DEATH OF MRS EZRA WHEELER.

DEATH OF MRS EZRA WHEELER.
 The many relatives and friends of Mrs Ezra Wheeler will regret to learn of her death, at her home in New York, on Mon day. Mrs Wheeler and family have spent their summers here at their resi- dence on Broad street for many years. She was the daughter of Samuel and Eliza Curtis. One brother, Samuel Cur tis of Main street and one sister, Mrs Mil Ter, still are residents of this town. Mrs Wzseler leaves three sons and daugh- ter. The interment was made in the fam lily plot in Union cemetery.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-07
AT THE PURCHASE.

R. s. Wheeler is spending few days with his grandfather's, R. H. Ford's.
 Henry M. Squires had the misfortune on Wednesday night of last week to lose shot gun from his wagon while driv- ing from ". H. Wakelee's tenement house to South Britain. He immediately went back to look for it but did not find it, and has not heard anything from it yet.
 MT and Mrs Hollister Sage attended the wedding on Tuesday of Mrs Sage's ouly sister, Miss Elsie T. Brown, to Ge orge H. Merwin, at the home of the brides parents in Purdys N. Y. The happy pair are now enjoying an extend ed trip in the far West.
 Field $ Dickinson, who took the con- tract for putting up the ice for the cream cry, and who did 1t so well, have already spoken for the job for next winter.
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"snipping social' in the basement of chapel. A cordial invitation is extended to all. This unique entertainment will be new departure for Southford and lots of fun is expected, unless "squelch- ed' by the incIemency of the weather. Should this evening prove very stormy it will be on Saturday evening.
 Miss Minnie Lewis has been quite in- disposed from the effects of an Liberated tooth.
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STEVENSON.

Gco~i ge Wooster of Winstcd waa a wis., 'tor sr Fred I4brll's, this week.
 Doran and Briscoe showed their views tn ab"st 40, last Saturday evening, at old Mil hall. IL was very entertain ing lecGule.
 Peter Ritter of Bridgeport was a guest al Stiles Loveland's, last Sunday.
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A BARN AND CIDER MILL BURNS.

The barn and cider mill of Edgar Os- born was destroyed by fire early Sunday morning. Our fire department deserve a great deal of credit for their prompt and successful efforts In saving the adjoining buildings.
 The wife of Capt Homer Wakelee died at her home on Upper Main street, early Monday morning. She has been an in- valid for some time.
 Perry Beardsley has so far recovered from an attack of pneumonia as to be able to visit his market, fact his many friends will be glad to know.
 Mrs James Hannigan has made appll- cation for conservator to be placed over her husband. It is probable that com promise will be effected.
 It ls probable that the suit against the estate of the late Mrs Ambler will be set tled out of court.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
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GRANGE JOTTINGS.

On Thursday evening, January 30, the Watertown Grange, celebrated their fifth anniversary. A large number were pre- sent from out of town. The table was laid for 200 people and Prof H. D Taft acted as toast master. The toasts were responded to by Mrs Barnes, lecturer of the State Grange, MT Skelly of Wood bury and many others. The evening was much enjoyed by all present and as usual the meeting did not break up un- til the early morning hours.
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WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.

Rev MT Luddington did not occupy. his pulpit on Sunday, being absent in New Haven attending the funeral services of g near relative.
 The extra services held, last week, were we'll attended and very interesting. Wednesday and Thursday evenings, Rev Mr Evans and Rev Mir Spence. preached two excellent sermons to us. The meetings viii be continued, this week.
 Clifford Lyon has accepted a position
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Litchfield County News.
WATERTOWN.

THE MASONIC BALL A NOTABLE SCCCESs.
 The Masonic ball given in the hall on Friday evening was one of the grandest affairs the town ever boasted. The hall was beautifully decorated with potted plants, flags, bunting and emblems of the order. A large number were present from Thomaston, Waterbury, Woodbury and Bethlehem. The music by the American band orchestra was excellent and dancing was induiged in, in both the upper and lower hall. Supper was serv- ed in the banquet room. The merry party broke up about ? o'clock, all hav ing had fine time and hoping it will be an annual Occurance.
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BEDDING.

Messrs Will and George Banks are busy at batting in Bethel, driving there every morning.
 Mrs J. Carroll visited her daughter, Mrs Cotter in Bridgeport, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-07
SOUTHPORT.
THE STATION AND VICINITY.

TEE STATION AND VICINITY. Miss Ida Hine recently visited friends in Litchfeld.
 E. K. Weirs, once resident of this place, visited his friends here last week. Clark Davis has been much worse and under pr shepherd's care.
 This week Friday evening there will be
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AT CHRIST CHuRCH.

Rev Milner Jones of North Carolina preached in Christ church, Sunday morn- ing.
 s. McLane Buckingham and Thomas Moffitt of Yale, spent Sunday with MT and Mrs J. A. Buckingham.
 George GriswoId has been on the sick list the past week.
 Miss Carrie Baldwin of New Haven is the guest of MT and Mrs ". J. Munson,
 The school in the Center district was closed on Monday. the teachers spending the day in wishing other schools. 1 On Wednesday evening the Living Pictures were given in the upper parish room. Long before the time for com.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-07

with Downs &5 Co.,, grocers, of New Haven.
 Mrs Mitchell has been quite ill with bronchitis and Is under the care of pr Denelow.
 Smith Lyon is now employed by Marsh & Beach.
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mencing standing room was at a premium, All were yell repaid, a. the tableaux
 were the finest ever given here. The supper tables in the lower room were well pHtrOnizrd.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-07
State of ohio. City of Toledo, .

 Frank J, Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F, J. Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of $I00 for each and every case of Catarrh thai cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pre- sence, this 9th day of Decemb Der, A. D., 1886. A. " GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrb Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Send for testimonials tree.
 Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O RS-Sold by Druggists, 75e.
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CHESTNUT LAND.

E F. H2rtwell has been busy with his power and cutter cutting stalks for the farmers.
 NJ. l.. Hartwell has completed his new zee house.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-07
OUR WEEKLY RUNAWAY STORY.

Every week Watertown has the story of runaway to tell. This week double ing away from the postoffice the bits broke and the horse immediately became unmanageable,t throwing her out and cut ting her head quite badly. This run away frightened Alouzo Seymour's spirited horse, which was standing before the office, and it started at lively pace down Cutler street but was stopped be- fore any damage was done.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-07
NEW MILFORD.
VILLAGE TOPICS

The creditors of Green & Ccchrane held a meeting in Bridgeport, last Fri day, and a compromise was effected by which they are to accept 10 cents on the dollar in settlement of accounts. It is aid that MT Green will retire from the partnership and that J. H. Cochrane will continue the business.
 The bicycle sociable held at the Town hall, last Wednesday evening, was a grand afflir and the club netted S135 which was very encouraging to them. It is thought they will repeat it after the Lenten season.
 Mrs Rachael Baker, who has been ill for the past week or more, died on Sat urday evening last at the residence of Representative Andrew G. Barnes. Her funeral was held on Tuesday of this week.
 Mrs A. W. Camp is spending a few weeks with her son, NJ. o. Camp, of Judd's Bridge.
 Mrs NJ. G. Hill died very suddenly. last Thursday morning, at the home of her brother, Roger Hartwell.
 THE MERRYALL DISTRICT,
 Miss Myrtle Ingersoll will hold services in the chapel Sunday, February 9, at p. ID.
 Mrs Lavinia Bostwick has been in quite poor health of late, but we are glad to note that she is improving under the care of Dr Marcy.
 Benjamin Couch and sister of Wash ington were at their uncle's, Duane Stones, one day last week.
 Hendricks Brothers have moved their steam saw mill into this neighborhood on to land of Seth Marsh.
 MT and Mrs James Stuart of Sherman spent day with his cousin, H. W. Mur- ray, last week.
 The young people under the direction of Miss Goode are to give an entertain ment in the chapel Friday evening, February 14, consisting of music and re- citations. The Mission band of New Milford are to be present and help with their singing. The proceeds to be used for chapel expenses. All are invited to come and pass pleasant evening.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-07

HOODS PILLS cure Liver HIS, isiiiousnesss Indigestion, Headache. A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-07

near future, the proceeds to go to aid the WOOdbury Free library.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-07

Mrs NJ. G. Hill died very suddenly. last Thursday morning, at the home of her brother, Roger Hartwell.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-11

q have arrived" he began, with con-
ceit c. courtesy, Il have arrived at an ap-
lsrenly inoppor-Une moment IS II not
sou
The question was unanswerable.
u VII not conceal from YOU that have
by the simple process Of standing behind
the curtain hare overheard most OF what
has ben said; have also. BY the equally
easy me-hcd Of parting the curtains
slightly, seen nearly everything that has
occurred. ! came 3 trifle la,5, and the
scene had already begun, or, doubtless.
l should have Witnessed all OF il. ap-
preheud ,ha. / did not miss any material
portion Have yoI anything 10 say for
yoUrselvrs?'
Re spoke like a schoClmasteT occurring
a couple Of naughty children, and they
looked the part. l, was The height of pa
thos. Perhaps he re8liz this. for he
went or:
u do not wish 10 make sou appear in
any wsy ridiculous. l recognize youz
mutual positions, which, from a worldly
point OF view. are not difficult to under
stand. / would not willingly step IN be-
tween YOU and your happiness, Kitty, or,
indeed. of yours, RUndell. if il be knit
with hers" He faltered somewhat from
his measured, sarcastic tones. Il have
q request to make. If you can comply
with it I shall be content TO advance no
argument no protest
He took mis- wlfe's hand and pressed IT
into Rundelrs. and SIN like two chill
dren. they Obeyed in silence.
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catch herr, demanded the old woman
holly. ,
oh. she won't go away tonight" ne
said, confidently.
"Oh. She WON'T exclaimed his wife,
sarcasucally. 4 'spose you think She'll
hang around till morniR, SOS to give you
a chance to catch her, but know better.
I kin hear her gettin' her bicycle out O.
the wOodshsd now
wen. let her git it." returned the old
man. irritably. 4 LEI all the air out O.
The tires afors goin' 10 bed, an reckon
she ainr goin' very far tonight. l tell
YOU. Maria. it takes more'n a man in
a golf suit and girl in boomers 10 git
ahead Of an old fellow that's been to
the city four times durin' his life and
don't like to have his rest disturbed by
elopin' children. Chicago Posi-.
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Ex-CoNFEDERATEs WELCOMED.

Pi.tsburg. Pa, October 1O.-The ex-
Confederatas from he Shenandoah Val
ley. who visited Major Mckinley yestef-
day. spent the day in Pittsburg and We're
warmly entertained by the Union war
veterans of Allegheny county. ne Viz
ginians came on three trains over lie
Pittsburg and Western railroad, arr =
ing about 900 o'clock. At noon there
was a street parade Of the Union AMI
Confederate veterans and @ large mum
Der of Republican clubs. The visitors
will leave over the B. & o. railroad for
their homes at 2:3O o'clock this after
noon.
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MOUNDSVILLE.


Miss Laura Evans, of BenwoOd, is the
guest of Miss Bessie Hammond, on Jef-
ferson av5nue.
VIII Little, of Claysville, Pa, who has
been the guest Of his brother. J. L..
Little, for the past few days, left yes
teIyiay for Lttleton, where is in the
employe Of the Philadelphia Gas Co.
Mrs Charles McChristian, is confined
to her room with sickness, at her home,
in the East End.
Daniel Yoeman, an nterprising young
man of Crittenden, Va, is the guest OF
W. H. II. Sh0wacre, at Glendale
Rev. G. w. Grimes, was not able to
move his family 10 Clarksburg this
week. on account Of the sickness Of his
son, Wilt tits thought, however, that
he will be able TO be moved by the first
of the coming week.
Miss Mamie Halpin left the first of the
week for Woodland where sha wil'
teach school the coming winter.
". S. Freed and j. E. Bl0yd came home
yesterday for a short visit from Morgan
county, Ohio. where they have a num-
E-r of contracts for drilling wells
Miss Bertha Heath, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Emma Potts, on Western
avenue, for the past few weeks, will
leave fer her home in S. Clsirsville tn
first of the week.
The opera season was opened last
Nth. with the production Of The Dia-
mond Breaker which is a play Of ths
highest order and was produced by a
superb company.
Miss Madga Mathews is visiting
friends at GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Rev. S. J. Cotton arrived from Char
lesion last evening. and will conduc, the
n gular services st the NJ E. Church TO-
day. His family viii remain in Parkers-
burg, where .hey will visit his par
EMS until the latter part Of the coming
week.
F-nry seamon. Ief. yesterday for
PENNSYLVANIA. where he was called by
the death of a grandson, child OF
Fred SeamCn
1t is announced that school will.open
the third Monday in November. The
work on the building is progressing
njoly, and it is thought il will be en-
tirely completed by that time.
Mrs. CHARLES White is lying very low
with typhoid fever and it is not ex-
pecled that she will recover.
A. 2. Price is moving The building now
occupied by him to- the rear OF the
LOT. with The intention of erecting new
business room in front. which will add
much to its appearance.
$. w. Mathews went down to New
Msrinsville las night TO lock after his
fences in Magnolia.
Miss Lulu Jones will attend school at
Park-rsburg the coming winter She
leaves the first of the week.
Six new recruits arrived at the pan
from Wood county Friday afternoon.
which makes The total population creap
I'D 10 near the six hundred mark.
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PREPARED FOR IT.
The Prospect of an Elopement Did No
Disturb Him Very Mucn


The old man only grunted when his
wife nol,ed him In the eide in an effort
- wale him up.
John She said. as loud as she dared,
wake upr" But a snore vas her only
answer.
Then she shook him until he came
10" with a sleepy Whats The matter?'
"T basr some one m0yin' round down
s,airs i. sbs said.
>"I'et Inn move" he answered. as he
burned over and began TO snore again.
- v7p douf understand. John"
.,, 30 -,ro.ss,c4
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4 RRTGHT REPLY.

Last session while John Allen, of Mis-
sissppi. was making a speech member
on the opposite side Of the chamber
sought repeatedly TO Interrupt, him. Mr..
Allen paid no attention to him whatever,
Finally, in a desperate and stentorian
voice the member Of the other side called
out: "Wiu the gentleman from Mis-
s;ssippi allow me to interrupt him for
g moment" "Is ii for applause asked
Mr.. Alien: the gentleman from Mis-
sissippi allows no interruption except
for applause. '-Argonaut.
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.soas, large

Ostrich and Coque Feather Boas. large
line cheap.
Long Evening Gloves all shades.
N'''' " ''''' sWABACKERS
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CIRCUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE.

Need Kng? Il. T.. nilman : 90. have
a variety.
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FUR Trimmings. large line every kind.
Dress Trimmings, newest novelties.
Military Braid effects.
Plain aud Embroidered Nouslin de sole.
-Eaire NClOurs.
BIackand Colored silk Piece Yelyets, 65'
worth S1.25. SN ABAtAtH'S.
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Last Pig Roast and Lunch Of the sea-
son. Monday evening. 81. Chas. ODER
mans Saloon. No. 70 Th.r-r-third s,ree.
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Hnlman & Co. giving bargains in Dia-
inOnds.
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J.~ Roast and -aa %.
son Monday eyoa,llss
.,...... -1D. No. ~ d a.f.t-
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co to II. L. HHman
monds.
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