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The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
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THE6M PkIUE5a FUN JaDH UNAI
 Raisins. : lbs 25e; Prqnes, 4 .Ib for 25c, choice Q IGs a5C: Cfarns 3'cahs 25C; Condensed Milk. cans 35ci salmon, ehQiee, ea9s 25c; Corn, m, nice 8c can; Rice lbs 25c; Pure spice 2G qr ID $ 'ib for 125c; Tomatoes, choice, 3 cans 25c; Mustard.s 8 bowls, 25c; sCrip Cod. Fc ID: Fine Herring, 4c tb; Soap, bars 25c; Baked Beans, cans 25c; Duryeas Corn .StaTct9 lbs 25ci Choice Oolong or Japan Tea, S5c lp Coffee Y2 to 3Se lb; Nutriotouep bestfOT yonr stock A. the Old Stand.
 """ A. B. Fancher, HAWLETVILLE oAsPER'
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
THIN VERSAILLES woptlttIUl)
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AUGUSTJ sS l05@ e \
 With qufeks, moving }pricea-genuine b9t weather values. Al whole lot of }nIngs. red boedl1 ble 1ft6m all Sorts of prices dqwnitp 15 cents 5afd,E / Fine org gandie5 30 to 1oo.
 Supported RhtiEte, 40 to l0c. Irish Dihity l2e.tg loe,
 Scotch otgandie, 4o,in wide 85 to 19o.
 Emb'd Organdie, 87-1-2 to 19c. .sRipedtswiss, .85 to lae., aa' 4a.ntr Linen Batiste, 4o-in' wide soto I9c. '''+
 Striped Linens, 35 to 19e. ''''' E ''''i Just as sure az you come we shali ait so ask you to look at at some imported
 v Vrt, F5-i 4E3U DHt -.fi Ihii i4E Black Crepqns, wavelet .wesYes, FhfiaaiB FhfiaaiB, are light- weight and look for all the world like silk orepons, l9c, a yard. -. .-
 All the above are downstairs in the
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

{, The plans for the buildings and their locations have been decided upon, and
 work on themiwill soonIbe commenced.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

be ,AIrs,G Charles B. Glover of HadoVeradis" tviet entertained Mrs Charlotte TeErilliI of New Hayen, tRe past week. .a, tda,
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Mrs L. A. Leonard, with 8 little assist saice from Nktdre, fakhsAe6 the Ladies'' Whist Club with the liyeliest entertain uient, of the season. The game, which began on the lawn in stifing beat, ended in the parlUr' amid torrents of rain and 8 brilliant electric display. The stampede from lawn to parlor and the antics of the telephone furnished amusement for both club and spectators, while several mem bers fnisheu. thel afterpQonJwith aajolly ride homesin' the storm. Id spite of all tue excitement the hostess kept ccol enough to carry off the honors with 28 points to hercredit,. s.9a''
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Miss NJ. J. .Wizon of Nprwga!llklIha the guest of Miss Susan A. Camp of ton district. '''' '"'' : '''' s " ,"
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

There, are, kindred ties and social ties, and ties in game of hail. hail butt the oxford ties that Bennett advertises are the prettiest ties of all, s1d fhe' Tibsf rleasIf7sy. feature connected Tz,ith thern ais E,ttge extremely moderate nrices which are placed upon then. r., tS1a rfsrr1g ssfs7 nv water stock on sale
 1t t(e store of c. H. Bennett. Shoe Co.,, 5S7 Main street, Bridgeport, ladies' shoes are are selling aIG9t ,'nen's shoeB 89c, 'bdYs' shoes coz and girls shoes. at 59c. Sure, r fVafd d6e Gieed5 t6 go barefoot under such
 favorahle oOnditionsgasothesesi ''''''''''.'
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
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 Young men play the mis- chief with our stock of sum mer shoes" Six may come for one size to every two. for another; and so, the odd sizes get left-what canawe, do with them exceptnto turn them out for. what they'll fetch f?-Ilke this -f ,,v:.ar;.a ,'ta-oe'- sot snt l..
 4 % and 5ooo lines ats3soo5 ; Ugh, i, medium and dar k'shades.. Every size. but, not every size in any one line. ,, ..,a ..'t". 3" 3.ooo Russets al. 2.25- Just one shade of ohr famous "In- vincible 3.oo ;o , line au. light. shade of ,ao B. >l4
 - hh-i n, More: of the Mems Negligee Shirts .at. B. .o apiece, P9iil7 cee,,1 We get all We can ,,o.f. them. -a,Can'2 get half enough. ', ..a, .s,.e.s 4t 0 ,' MoTe,. Of the famous Star Shirts at Lo8; kinds that everybody asks a dollaraand a half for variety of stylesa .'.o. nCftL SuScnpndprS Hohta 'sti3Hnery,, 45c!; Si1kmeans.silk.. ,sD ..i ',. lt4''' " l2@L4 ,s. .'i' 4au IF ,;,. a"One' hundred -d0z zen Wo- men Summer O ndeF~ests -at.r55 17 and Toc." apiece 5 and none worth less than o5c--~ not oneae s,,gol at,te sf '' s.'1.p''
 They'll go quickly you may be sure.
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 Special sale of Mems and T qW1,q}nnen's \ } fankerchiefs' , at I2 I.2c, apiece--mOstly 25c, goods. " Plain, @hemstitched em- broidered,, printed borders, lace edge or mourning styles. b 1..r .~#5r .ts rn,I .hi .~1
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The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
TIE MINSTREL rHrERTA1EMhur AT DIoK,g

A, BRILLIANT suCCEss,-HIyEN UNDER THE DIRECTION OF HERsEHT PLANS ZURICH, ASSISTED BY A BRILLIANT STAFF OF ARTISTS ....
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

v Miss Maggie Warland Of Cambridge, .Mags-,l isr visiting st Miss P. J. Bur roughs'. .ts .....,...5.,nlt s.,
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
TRINI CH3 soB . \
THE SALE or TRINITY GUTLD.

HI h SALE AfF l1hANAll HAAtFs The annual sale given by Trinity Guild, last week Thursday evening, in the par ish room was very largely pttePdad aRd was a great financial andEsd6i@ aeceess. There were two large tables of fancy ar- tcles taste9ully arranged, one of them bOnsAtina Of bdgs and aprons eNelusfve- Iy. Ice cream and cake were served from everal,smkutF tables aht ice cold i6nil onade was drawn from. an improvised waIf made f6r the occasion! Is The home made candy quickly disappeared from it's plada&, beihg sold in prettily made paper 99TG aThq net, Prf9eeeadf PPmoqRtfd ta |" TIE ASNuAL r4kfsd pIGNic. ' '
 The. annual parish picnic of Trinity church and Sunday school will be held at Lakeside, next Wednesday, August I9. if the weather is favorable the church bell will ring at o'clock, and those who go are rcques sted to gather at the appoint .eH place between Hand 12 o'clock. Boats will be at hand and other means of ep- ioyhdut provided. Au friends Of the pat- ish are invited to be present, as well as rH6 SHhday school and members. II the weather is not favorable the picnic will be postponed until the next day.
 Miss Austin Of New Haven, who has been spending a few days with Mrs Mat son on Mt Pleasant, sang most acceptab~ ly in Trinity church on Sunday. In the morning the offertOry solo was "The Holy Ciby,H.by Adams, and in the even! ing the anthem sung was "Jerusalem,' by Parker. Both were most charthihgiy rendered. Miss Austn's voice has much natural powe~ and shows evidence of the best of training. Her kipdnesa ip giYpgl her services was appreciated by ialf who heard her.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
S#&l E1EuEa'
 -zzU lPEB Have You a Good Rye Crop?
lar sizes

We make fine flour in the new bolt mill at South Britain. All kinds Of grain ground while you wait at reasonable prices. Saving done at short notice. J. 4. BAIRD, South Britain, Ct. ..,'R ......Ig IF
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Mis-. ,Roaalla Davigon,, a student of
 qplons Business College, Main and Congress streets, Bridgeport, has. been
 placed by the school as bpokkeeper
 with the Bridgeport t'Manufaccq ring Co.
 This college provides more students
 with positions sthan alla others ill this vicinity conibineH 4tUnibh' Business College.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Mrs w. P. Minor and three children spending a few weeks at Elmshhde.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
. THE MID WEEK SERVICE,

""a@#s7A ts''ira 4,g ,,Ir vUtrrr sERv1eE ,a-t t,0 { Asas Tn connection with the prayer meeting .h6rir. orf Wednesday evenings Rev Mir
 4&as B4Fk Will comm ehee ( next gWeek, Au- i9sa Grief seriea.of talks on t'The Man | ner anc S8etIod ef efReyelatipne', how God
 .ls made known His will 70 zpfpPhets, what .arus thesemeant' when they Wretes "l8Ws lore FditH the Lord, ss.., .a...a Bk
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

ostesi fs9Tns,ef fn }caucusab ahe Town h all oT1 tFednestiay, August 19, 1886, at o'clock ss cRoose eleasates n8 the fsepu biicah sstcfas con oressioraI senatorial and probate enavertfSSTls.l D3a6e3sat Monroe ai34s ixIn uAy of August, 1896. Per order ot coInln1ttee' sTNlyR sA [ 1.-Two horse shfpfnan engine aila
 n9boile Ter. e0mpletes N " ls4sAsY, Monroe Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

you want them m this hot , weather. E. F, 'HawleV7g root beer 9gxtfaet Joe bot, itle :Tgood as Hire'ss Williams iot Knapp's OF money refunded. No-Tox, For wild cherry phbsph86e 16c bottle; makes 8 delicious, dmnk.l At EaF. HaRley's.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

The two great parties are now in battle ar raysa4Yd ST the Ja8degs hi ? gIGeneral Gold and Protection and General Silver, l6 to ]. Now gentlemen take your choice, but remember before setting out on so pelilous an undertRE- ing it will be necessary for you to be proper 'ly 7shod. You Wiui cO well to proceed to lock V Ood's, where he will sell you Shoes, Russet or Black properly protected, Is to for silver or Gold and then you can make your escape by the way of buying Shoes for your you can get anywhere and coupons for Silver V arc YiLh every pair, Now is the time, and '- tra h.' A. B. LOCKWOOD,
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
What l My Roof Got Holes Ii. | IT

yyellaf it has itl1as not leaked in six weeks andjwhen it4raips I will have Sanford of Flaw leyvflle put on Q Steel Roof, they say tpaE won't Teak. si@a 2ss3
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
GUST 20.
HATTERTnWN.

Henry Nichols of New Milford vis- tied with bis fqF4ar,. John B. Nichols over Sunday. L. .s.tL-..
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

AluGELudu As D. dIlPplu. Ol 9IuSCPOLb and family are enjoying 8 soioGrn at the Grand Central '"'' '''a ''''
 .r.l.t,..,,e Ejio- .E-l"t- !" -Ti"' -t }gtiE.
 An, outing underr the directiqA of Yer non Smith occurred on Wednesday, the ptdc6 being on the banks of thb Housa- tBhic Tnei fortuhAte members of this party were ,Miss"Clara Dtiggs, Miss Florence Wagner Miss AEiee B. 9ersr Miss Fannie, Reers,a aJsn, FFeaeTiakI aWhiteA Hobart Warner and Herbert .FikhsBuffgh4. 25 'Thea journey home was enliyened with singing to the ac- companiment of the banjo. The wagons were dc6orated with howers lf and branches. ,not . WIhIIHil tr+7tf~-
 Miss Edith NJ. Peck of Bethel is'vfsit@ ing in town. s''' '''"' E5l Ij,,.r5. B., ,t VI s'f'FTT7 7f7T' ',ua -so Mrs F. ", Rmpett and four children of Canaan are sPepding. ,anS SHndefinite time at Miss Ann Blackman's. '.' i E. all
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Miss C. r.. Peck has returned from the
 Adropdaeks, where she has been spehd-
 ing I faM weeks. -t-. -.sm--E :
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
Colgate's, Lyons
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and someteing like a dozen others, in- huhihk tha dIf6raht Pastes and washes.
 We also have powder especially pre- pared for us, put up in bottles under our own label, that we think is about as good as any-19c. bottle.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
In The Track OfThc storm.

LAST FRIDAYS GREAT srul,M.--MAHH BUu.pINas STRUCK Br LIGHTNING.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

+ H1T6t the best Hours, CnTl8Clan ana PfasbaFy's, at Warner, Taylor &CaFtis%
 MtssAdelia Gallagher, a tudent of ITnion ABusiness College, Main and Congress streets,, Bridgeport, has been placed bv the school as bookkeeper with John Weldon. This college, pro, vides more students with positions than all other schools in this locality coins bined-TUnion Business College. rlat@
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

The mention we have made of Wrap pera-sI.25 and sI50 ones for D cents and sI 0O-doesn't begin to convey sufficient knowledge of the extraordinary offer; it's great. They are not only handsome to look upon but they are beautifully made-made to do good service.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

, Mis5s RM1Iata P" O9iatt,' 3a Student Of Union Bus mess llese,rMaim andf Cons gress streets. Bridgeport, has secured 5ositton through this school, Where she mas been,a student, wibh ,,Jennings Broth CTS as stenOgrApher. This college has
 provided 43 students With positions in
 the 9pasti10 monthsIt rad 7 (.0e
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Miss Jennie Brown is visiting in Nor walk and Stamford.i T arslgaaN aEiiHaiBsH------7g 7g
 l M. mRavr8QB CristY.of Clevela1at O., pas tor of the Lake View Congregational Rhnycho of Ehat city, was a recehtguest of his hrothersiaslaw Rev tf " IlinsleX
 Arthur D. t'airg ghila of Taunton district es has beensnursing a bad csrhurcle, which a.- eppaatSa QR.pue arni.F Y
 John Wade of Sandy Hook has been a antertaiHing oity friends ~ hls'hpme' Wh hlI asAmhhE. qiilson Was scalied to Yer ,s, -,..naons, '. Wednesday, by ths death of 3 g bgofhef. 'vt.se l s,..aa2 s sttt sssss.e FHe s'8s isrF
 Canned summer goods such as po#fa
 ham, OK tongue, boned chicken, eSq.,
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

IA very handsome monumept has been erected in the Berkshire cematergrBy the Nichols Gtahite W5rks, Quincy, Mass, over the remains of Mrs Hugh Campbell and daughter TsabeI. It is of handsome des ign and workmapshtptr
 TT 7 l8 ff 4 |" TR ff7r-t
 James E. Colgan, of Brid geport. has been. passing a b9d weeks vacatioh with Joseph Lavery, at Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

SS4S SpIeEpelt t'' 't'F F. Anton kIe1TlGli Comedy in one act, "Jack's Uncle" Scene, RrraJacfg. DesBbr6ngh's Studio
 Characters:
 ''~f> Herbert Elansburgh T.adv- Fva hia-Eyife,...-,gl Miss Anita HenflPie Be8{- -T5an11vgrass, Jacks uncle, David Miles ,lai5. -sn isn.I shPARp1Tf n71h .s.tt ta } violin so1o saIacted Mir Heindl t{trt :, Y20IE5t Ig4TJircolus' Miss Hendrie 1oS.;t111@ solo selected Fred White NTInHi0Gn@1 rsejpc4Es4 lr}nv9 7sss Nj FlausJurg vI.niC, e5T22io ssT}prklav March" Fred White tYeiIow ROses,'' 8 memory. .; !" C11l7St G4RiFSR ggft19la paV1d MlIes Mfs 'PeVerif, 8 Widow aged so, .zs4., ,7.e
 Miss Anita Hendrie
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

William FairchiId and Master Raymond start to-day (Friday) for Great Barring ton, where they will spend a few days with Mir and Mrs Lee NJ. Johnson.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Warner. Taylor S Custtsa shy EHFs ig iukt thei time for ,Ardfic -corsets. 'They have 8 fine line of summer gO6ds.Eo lab,
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

F. ". Miner and J, s, Miner were guests dB EImshade last week.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

'' New stock of nied'g and B67s" outing cana s24 and 48c,r Just in. at iEI F. Hag1 ieT's. Look at them; they are hobby and
 a bargain. Also heckWedr. 7F'''if'e''
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Miss Haruiett L. Austin of New Havel has been spending the past week witl er,aunt.i Mrs L. & Mason. Airs. Ua " Beach and daughter, Helen of, BEidge port, arb alsd guesEs df Mrs Mason. <.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Wednesday was the hottest day of the season at Sandy Hook, the thermometer registering 97 5. C., Bulls pharmacy nearly all day.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
oerbury. He wal an extenaive grain dealer, owning large elevator. t :.
nrArr oF mgs ALosa0 fAFLoR. "

Tn she death of Mrs A.lonz3 Taylor whish occurred at her home neaF Bots ford s9n Wednesday afternoon of th{S week, Newtowu loses oue of it's oldest in, habitanta. Some five weeks agos Mrs grsyldr susFainel a shbcb, from which she heverEsooveted, ind which resulted ih death. The deceased was lady much respected by her neighbors and friends who win u1ibs her, for for more than 7 0 years she has made her home at Bots fbtd., She Was in her Seth year. A son, f Landlord Edward Taylor of Sandy Hook, and two daughters, Miss Marcie; Taylor, who Hypd with hen mother, and Mrs Birdsey McEwen of Monroe survive her. THE FkIR AND sdpPER NEXT WEEK, AU-. to .rr..,, tr-,sUsE 20
 This is the last notice to be given in THE BBE of the Hantfual fair and supper which the ladies of the Congregational church are to h61H in the Town ahall, Thuraday, evening. of sneNs wRek, August 20. <1h@ h5ar for operAngI is o'clock. Tine tables will be prertily, arranged and evetythihg done to make this a de- lightful social affair,
 sN fte x 4
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

fresh nice goods, ac Warner, Taylor < Curtis atore at the Hook. Alao olives and relsnes.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Walter Hail, student of Union Bu5iness Collage, Main and Congress, streets, Bridgeport, has been placed by by tue school as steno5grapher with David Ttubbe l&f C'o4 This college pVe+ a7ides more students wishlpOsitIonsf than all other schools, ia ,thiso locality com ,opedr-7lUAionn. fBFpqYiness tC,5!41lQleege'
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

The marriage bans were published at- St Roses church, Sunday, of Martin A. Corbett, the popular clerk at the store of Warner, Taylor & Curtis and Miss Mar celia Killbride, the wedding to Axe piece at St Rose's church, August 26. .-
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Choice homeless codfish SC lbI; salmon sI0c can; 'Columbta iiat can almon 15 gan, at Et F, fHaWley'sp n,s,a
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

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 The advance. sale of tickets for the entertainment at the Town Hall, this 1evr, ening, has. been very gratifying. The m1TrG6gTann which has already been out lined sttlength in these. cofunns will be, zs follows: ,,r gs ,r
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

~ z. <. s ,eglb f,,pera of the infant of Mir ar q s..s. tMrsgIeass Jsines was attended on Fri Ngtl ll S9ta {rs R83 E.3 f. Whitcome oftst #tq Pai1s church, Brookfeld, oficiateds'~,
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
' BLACK
 FARMERS SATIN UNDERSHIRTS
BLACK

With fine dimity ruffies, for S1.4si they've been selling for s2 25. Quite s mark-down.
 Then we are selling those skirts with three dimity ruf1ies, trimmed with two rows silk lace, for s1.98. Plenty good values in underskirts iust now. Remnants of Scotch Ginghams and other wash ltutFs; such goods that have solanpely. They Have from ? to yaBds fh1i the piece, i6e,' and nd they're only h1 t.79e a"ygalrd4l-thlaif "ygalrd4l-thaif. and more than F. huagl RgFgu artt3F hn& , ! q lf Htfi r 2 --A v "foSo5th lFo8x lFo8xadtsr.- adt a.4-".' ',
 2AUuH uuE af~ aHElt
 Royal, I'll Comfort.
 Calder's,
 Red Seal,
 Altaea, /Il'Is.il s.illf1BrtsIB4a,! lf1BrtsIB4a!| @
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Large people should not forget our outsides in Muslin Underwear-drawers, skirts and nightgowns. Neither should medium-size folks overlook our regu- lar sizes
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

' A. @Se Hawley shipped two Keating wheels to S50rra, this weez.,re
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Mrs John Cornwall and son of pUrs aee'G ueggs ggllls Week, at thP s. R. Hl6VeE atSths Hoek,-@
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Miss Jennie Brown is visiting in Nor walk and Stamford.5
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Alderman T. B. Grppin of Bridgeport and family are enjoying 8 soiourn at the T, ,,s1 .f,,,y,t lr ,'.rI .'47l -f 'Sf'.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
wAVERLEY BICYCLE!

It's "Ur.to'd&te" and goes itself besides being
 good IoQkar 4sll also ,2, SteaFns M SEgsceg3bJS s gb fer cash or o1 inztallments, 4 bargain in 9 second hand wheel. Call md see 1t.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

, bMs and M Mrs. RahI B,,Warner of Chica go are guests at the home of thetr par .euts, Mr and Mrs Ix Fl, w5asaer, lat Sand
 Hook N N, < >yis, s.~..zss2- l--12a
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Canned summer goods such as ppfsa ham, OK tongue, boned chicken 'eS0p
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

n sna.4as baaaaasia giff sfs aat''@s 70 s1s Ht3 Ft sang ~ "a 'F'sss 'f. s''
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WAGONS. CARRIAGES.

7T9Il AlIgFC--F Five square Box second hanG
 K spring wagons light and heavy! Two v ?, III III .Gans ssuitHble'for business. J. ST ALA4Hhke Bethel, Conn, .E
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
zHe H0zg,la1a Dyy C ,ods Co. !,
,Formarly ini, Ei9 the Hos and Stark Col

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 r3aiu ate aa
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

NOR sAIE-My Farm near the Tunnela x Z eallnosiug s2i acrezx more. or less. ssood S9,sasIs ggs and pastures Also for sale three elssTss rs horse and farming utensils. Good spring water on the farm. N1Ll.lAM M s4iAie- FsINs Eewf9 w1as GsoaIu- an sa8iyu ah
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
GARRTCK 5O81.

.teaa ELLIOT M. BEARDsLHY
 ,, Long HilI, Conn
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

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REAnl PnNnERI ACTI

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The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

"a EPUBIICAN pCAUGUs-Rep epublieans of
 l1s @ tha Town eot sNeFtowpF gre requested to meet at the Brick Building August 2zl at . a59 .Ii 5,l Qfoas tbepuEpQsa of nominating delegates to attend the State Convention 70 De hei9 ln a7y other business necessary to be done ar such Faeettpgs sFerQrdsg a!l -.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-11-07

$50 o'clock, at their home. on Eighteenth
street, between N and m.
Lieut. John Pershing of the Tenth
cavalry arrived in Lincoln Monday from
Fort Assiniboine, and will be the guest
Of his sister for short time.
Leslie Martin Of st. Paul, Neb, a
former university student, is here visit
ing friends and his fraternity, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon.
The Young Woman's Christian Asso-
citation offer course in physical culture
and gymnastics, at the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms. The Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium is
reserved for this class on Monday nights
and all the apparatus and baths are at
their disposal.
This years Lehigh Valley and Scran :
ton hard coal g. SO per ton at Charles
Gregory's, 11th and o.
Mrs. Don Love gave a luncheon last
week in honor Of her mother, Mrs. Lar
rabee of Iowa, wife Of the famous gov
ernor. Among the guests were: Mes
danes r. A. Holyoke, E. L. Holyoke,
Kimball, Lagore, Richards, Munger,
Teeters, johnson, West, Roberts, Baker,
Phillips, Barbour. Meisner, Butler.
Miss Florence Farwen delightfully."- en-.
tertained the following young people
on Halloween: Misses Grace Oakley
Henrietta Hollowbush and II. Olive
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friendship. should call it watery. Ice
is only given to the young men from
Lincoln. who are rarely allowed to gaze
on the secluded beauties OF Omaha ex-
cept when the girls come down here.
Frank Zehrung used to be invited by
the young men Of Omaha to their club
partioe. but he got too popular. so they
stopped. think he is the only young
man who has had the honor OF receiving
hospitality from the metropolis Of Ne
braska. As for the young ladies who
have visited and been PARTED. driven.
theatred and variously feted in Omaha.
their name b legion. and they are prop
erly grateful.
Don't think I mean to say that the
Omaha men owe the Lincoln men any
thing-they don't. Just let Lincoln
girl 90 to Pleasant Our" party with
an Omaha gent end she will discover
before the second two-step 10 half
hoped that "Our". does. not include
her. The Lincoln beaux revenge them.
selves in IN effective way for her choice
in cities BY not asking the pleasure. etc
Its . mighty mean xay for lot Of men
to get even with . girl in her party
gown and with great expectations OF
the evening. il II not! As result Of
srch tactics Lincoln girls have learned
that IN Omaha escort IL not such snap
a. he looks and acts with his roses and
carriage and devotion and assorted fas.
cinations.
The Charity Ball given by the Flower
Mission girls last night was q brilliant
affair. Its success was largely due to
Mrs. Lev Marshall. who worked untir-
ingly for weeks before it came of. There
are rumors Of many parties in the next
two weeks. but none OF them are definite,
enough to write about. Till next week
then, ELEANOR.