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IT is now announced that Senator
tones, of Nevada, has gone into the
Republican camp and will support
the Dingley tariff bill, thereby in
suring enough votes n the Senate
10 PASS il.
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GIN. R. T. PATTERSON, of Mem
phis, is said to be slated for consul
gensral s. Calcutta, The Commer
cial- Appeal says he has been con
sistent Republican office-holdei
ever since the war.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-05

FEs Easter number of the Pine
Bluff (Ark@ GRAPHIC comes to hand
in twelve page form, and with an
illuminated cover. the design of
which IS in keeping with the season.
New York Ne,cspapeeaoDl.
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SENATOR CALL is still unable to
land mai ,rity vote for the Florida
Seuatorship, but is within a few
votes of an election. The Senatorial
scramble ia Florida bids fair to
rival the late Kentucky mudde.
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warning order.

In the Chaueery court of Jefferson eountf
Arkansas. Elias Long, Plaiutitf, VS.. Mary /,
Long, Defendant. The Defendant. Mary 4.
Long, is warned TO appear IN this court with
n thirty days and answer the complaint Of
Plaintiff, Elias Long. Given under my hand
md The seal Of said court this 10 day OF April
A. d. 1877. II. a MCCO1 Clerk.
4 liw4X L. b. BLoOM. ID, g.
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A WELCOME GUIDE.

On res:eipt OF 20 cents will forward
to any address, postpaid. II hand
some catalogue OF y pages profusely
illustrated, giving full description ol
Il nit trees. small fruit, ornamental
trees. eVergreens. shrubs, vines. roses
bulbs etc, also giving formulas for
spraying, wheh to spray, plant etc.
The descriptive catalogue is u vel
come gnieie TO all these i'll neesl of
infOrma ton, and should not be with
ont it. : nd for it, twill please YOU.
From the first order You send of one
dollar ar more, the price OF the eata
logue ean be deducted therefrom.
You rcorrespondena kindly solicit
ed. Yours very truly, Ambrose
Mar'ten, proprietor Peoria Banner
Nurseries. office and sales grounds,
Nos. III to III 5. Jefferson ave,
Peoria, Ill. 2-23-d &sw If.
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Screen doors and screen VIM
dOws. fancy or plain. All tastes
suited by the Bluff City Lumber
Go
General Assembly Cumberland Presbyte-
run church
At Chicago. ILL.,, May 20, 1897.

At Chicago. III, May 20, 1877.
For this occasion tho cotton Belt
Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to
Chicago and return at S25,35. one
and one-third fare, on the certificate
plan. Tickets will be 1ld on May
18th and 18th return limit three days
from day meeting adjourns.
j W tAl,IEY Arent
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r.NE BLUFF. ARK. MAYS 1851,

oRasp aggregation of do.
nothing S from all parts Of the State
is the way the Arkansas Democrat
chsracterizes the Legislature
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snnthern Isartlst Convemlion.

At Wilmington, N. G.. May to Il.
For thi7 occasion the Miss 1uFI
Pacific will sell tickets at one lara
for tie round trip t$2S SOL Tickets
on sale Way 3 and 4. final limit for
return, 80 days from date OF sale
II. B. MIzELI.. Agent
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PATENTS, PATEHTs.
Business Change.
To the Public

To the Public;
We, the undersigned, take ID
method OF informing our patrOl
and the public generally that =
have this day disposed of OUR
estate agency to Mr.. VIM. Burkel
this city, whose purpose it Is to ca
RS on the business at the same d
stand, No. 107 West Second asenps
The change has been s..bFougA
about in order that we may improH
our facilities for handling the insH8
ance features Of the business, whtI
has already grown TO such pFop9I
tlons as to require all our Tina 81
attention
In retiring from the real estsa
business we desire to return thallI
to cur friends for their genercg
patronage and TO tespeak for u
successor a continuation OF thesanss
Mr.. Burke is thoroughly famlli1
with the ''lns and outs" Of the ~
estate business. His long eonuef
ton with us as an employee y
given him such an insight into
wants and requirements OF oarpI
irons as will enable him to eontla7
the business along the lines nlappl
out by us without bauble.
orr fire insurance agency
been considerably enlargeu u
strengthened OF late by the aFqu'F
ton OF several new. time-trlaa II
time-tested companies. We willeV
tinue at the same old stand' VIZ
we hope to be able To see ana ~
our friends in the same careful iHa
ner as in the past. Very respecilupE
BELL. & vERSoS J
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CANADIAN lumbermen are very in
dignant at the Dingley bill because
IL places q tariff on lumber, and are
urging refalitory measures.
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0or nEO PER wEEK-oan

S25 to $50 P made E ~ AGENTS talls =
orders for the Earth Girdled" by . Rev. /
Dewitt Talmage. Rare, radiant and charm
ing; hundreds OF new photos--lands, scenes
people and places. The worlds wonders 81
seen and described by the greatest Tying
preacheraud orator. Over SOD massive quartz
pages. Agents reHping q golden harvest d
orders. one rc,7tr 80 -+ies in hours Libsr
al terms, No experience ncedtd. Write fol
agency. quick! Address, Peoples, A
Market St. Philadelphia. 10 WiH
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Halls Family pills are tho best

MA NTED QUICK statesmen 10 yisittrade
w and supply canyassers for greatest
selling bicycle specially of tho age $4,000
behind the guarantee. Duns Bradstreets or
Bank II ference. Fine chance; square treat
meat. BrFEALo Specially M'F.G Co.
ara SIN Buffalo N. Y.
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Ii YOU would be comfortable
get screen doors and windows
put in by the Bluff City humber
Co. 5 "a dNwtf
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LaxoI is the 0est medicine FOR
children. Doctors recommend it in
place of Gator oil.
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The best 8 and Zoe cigars to be
found on the market at A. J. Mitch
ellis. dtf
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Wanted An Idea Is ,:.$ s. .! 1s1ss

Protect your ideas: they NAV hri ys - s.ssnI
Write John WEDpERRCRN & CO. Pasent 49," An,
asss Nas1lngton. d c. FOR their SIHl0 prize ofss
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Ia
Upon engaging in the uus"S !.
above mentioned, | deem j $
proper TO state that-my iacll''Ss s. '.
conducting n general Iss ss's :
and rental collecting business y
complete and not TO be y
passed by any concern In TINS cla' /,
section Of the state; and. trust ]
means Of close application ana -.
full attention to all business ell''~.
ed to my care, to he able to eD'0'
liberal share Of Your patronase'
Most respectfully
- ar YIN. BuRSS
Quadrienini Tarnfest North
Gymnastic Union
To be held at ST. Louis, A''
20 9th. s., !;
For tho above occasion tns =. I
Louis iron Mountain and s0u'p n,
Railway will sell tickets lfo'' i
Blum to st. Louis and return y - i
fare for the round trip, tSll-oi'e til
OF sale May 9Th and 9th, una
for return May 18th. LII
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HOG 4 POULTRY RlIKE

rs WEARS SUCCESS
Thousands testify as follows.
Prevents Disease-H. c. Sysinor, G.
der. No.
Arrests Disease-scott Fisher. Holden,
Mo
Stops cough-R. $. Cook. 1Yicbita
Destroys Worms-G. IL, searle. Edgar
Neb. : q
Hastens maturity-G. W. Perry. Ber.
ryte'n, Kan.
Increases Tlesh-o. NJ. Hubert, Craig.
Saves !. Feed. c. Flippen, claremore,
i. T..
Does all it Claims-A. MeCor,nick
Elizaville, Ky.
BE, Beware Of Substitutes ana Imita-
For sale by
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IIIS bIuIIs Ark.
fRiCES-25 ID cans, $780, $3.50. ST y and Mr.
= package. Largest are Cheapest Mai
esders receive prompt attention.
enu sla mp Tor iogoiogy. - "a page l,aner
on sw,ne; Mention this paper1 los
: i''N'siiap9iis, ina dm wlt
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
THE FALL FAIRS.

New London County, Norwich, Sep- tember 21-23, T. W. Warrington, secre- tary.
 Windbam County, Brooklyn, Septem. Der 1915, J. B. Stetson, secretary.
 Holland County, Rockville, September, George c. Fitton, secretary.
 Berlin, Berlin, September, George E, Hall, secretary.
 Branford, Branford, September, G. P. Callahan, secretary. Bristol Fair Corporation, Bristol, Sep tember, 29-30, M. L. Norton, secretary. Chester, Chester, September g, c. H, Evarts, secretary. Danbury, Danbury, October 4-9, c. Nj. Rundle, secretary.
 East Granby, East Granby, October, W. H. Gay, secretary.
 Pennington Valley, Collinsville, Sep tember S-9, E. A. Hough, secretary.
 Granby, Granby, September, 28-29 Charles Coffey, secretary.
 Guilford, Gullford, September %, A. H. Phelps, secretary.
 Harwinton, Harwinton, October 5,A W. Buell., secretary. Killingworth, Killingworth, October 6, L. D. Parmelee, secretary.
 Meriden, Meriden, September 15-17, George W. Fairchild, secretary. New Milford, New Milford, September, 14-16, J. H. Cochrane, secretary. NewtowD, Newtown, September 2S-3O, P. H. Mccarthy, secretary.
 SimsburY, Simsbury, October, George c. Enc, secretary.
 Stafford Springs, Stafford Springs, Oc- tober 5-7, c. F. Beckwith, secretary. Suf1eld, Suf1eld, September 2l-22, Egerton Hemenway, secretary.
 Union (Monroe, etc.,, Huntington, September 22-24, s. T. Palmer, secretary.
 Union (Somers, Getc), Broad Brook, September 29, M. Hamilton, secretary.
 Wallingford, Wallingford, September 8-9, George T. Jones, secretary.
 Willimantic, Willimantic, September 2S-3O, A. L. French, secretary.
 Windsor, Windsor, September, k. s Hough, secretary.
 Woodstock, South Woodstock, Septem- Der 13, 14, 15, H. W. Hubbard, secretary.
 Wolcott, Wolcott, October 13, k. M. Upson, secretary.
 Connecticut Horticultural Society,", Hartford, T. J. Mcdonald, secretary.
 *April, June 10-11, about September 8, and about November S-10.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
GRANGE JorIINGs.

Greenfield Hill Grange was well repre-. sented at the Grange picnic at Pleasure Beach, last week. They report very pleasant time.
 An entertainment, consisting of drills, tableaux, recitations, music, vocal and instrumental, will be held at the Grange hall. Tuesday evening. August 3l, conn mencing at o'clock. Tickets l5c. If stormy first fair evening.
 Dr Danham and family with party of friends, left last Tuesday morning, for New Harbor, Me-, the family to re- main through September. Dr Durham will remain only few days.
 Fredric Bronson and family are at Newport, where they will spend two weeks.
 Prof Corlew of stratford was guest of friends in town, part of last week.
 MT aud Mrs Henry Raymond and Miss
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
FAIR NEWS.

THE GARDEN SPOT OF CONNECTICUT. all accounts great success, and this is just what it should be for Newtown is situated in the center of a large agricul- tural community, and the people have learned that 1t is not necessary to go to other places to see big fair. They can see ,one right here in Newtown, the garden spot of Connecticut.
 The premium lists has been thoroughly reviewed, revised, corrected and mended. Parties desiring a copy can have it by addressing the secretary. A limited number of copies will be left at the local stores, to accommodate those in town who may want one. If you in- tend to make an exhibit at the coming fair don't wait until it is 80 near the dates that too little time is left to get the things ready. From day to day select the best specimens of the products of your fields and househould, place them in a convenient place and when the time comes bring them to the fair. A new feature of the fair this year will be grand bicycle parade. This will take place, Tuesday, September 2S. An nouncements of particulars will be given later.
 The directors will meet at the fair grounds next Tuesday, August 31, at 9 a.m., where they will have white washing bee. They invite all their friends, stockholders and non-stockhold- CTS to help clean up and whitewash the interior of the fair ground fence. Don't forget the date and hour and be sure and bring an old pail and brush. If stormy it will be postponed until the first fair day.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
Fairfield County News
LONG HILL,
METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.

METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.
 Rev Mir Curtis of Easton will preach al the Methodist church on Sunday.
 The Methodist church Sunday school are planning their annual picnic for Tues day, the 31st, and Beardsley Park has been selected as the place to hold it. If it is stormy on Tuesday, the picnic will be held on Wednesday.
 The Christian Endeavor society com pleted it's organization, Sunday evening, with the following list of officers: Presi- dent, k. Sherman; vice president, E. Sanford; recording secretary, Miss Ada WolcOtt; assistant, Mrs Frank Sherman |; corresponding secretary, Mrs Grace Cur tis Platt; treasurer, Mrs Hattie Latin :; prayer meeting committee, Mrs Charles Hall, Mrs Frank Sherman, George H. Platt; lookout committee, Mrs A. Willis, Miss Fannie Disbrow, Mrs Hattie Latin !; social committee, Miss Jennie Disbrow, Miss Marion Hurd, Horace Wedge, Jr.
 William J. Griggenheim, a young di- vinity student of Bridgeport, occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church, last Sunday, with great acceptance. It is hoped that Long Hill may hear him again in the near future.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
GREENFIELD HILL.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. occupied the pulpit at the Congregation al church, Sunday morning.
 Rev George Banks of Guilford will oe- cupy the pulpit at the Congregational church, Sunday morning.
 The members of the Y. P. s. c. B. of Greenfield, will picnic at California Grove, Wednesday, September l. They will leave Bridgeport sn the steamer Nonowantuc at l p. m., returning to Bridgeport about 8 pm. Tickets for round trips. Adults 400; children 25c.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
HOME BUILDERS.

Warren H. Lamson 6 Co.,, builders, contractors and dealers in real estate, Bridgeport, have removed their office from Wall street to 392 Main street, op- posite Cannon street. Within 10 days this firm sold new and attra ctive dwell- ings, including contracts for the building of two more, amounting to $20,0OO. Seekers of homes in the Park City should consult this interprising and reliable firm of home-builders.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
325 MAIN STREET,

ial sheriff has taken to the wheel to re duce his avoirdupois.
 MT and Mrs Tracy Dunning were uE from Bridgeport to spend Sunday with their parents, MT and Mrs Granville Dun ming.
 Union Business college, Bridgeport Write for bright new catalogue. Fall term opens August 30. Mir and Mrs Frank Beach entertained friends from New Fairfield over Sunday
 Miss Lucy Miller and brother, Harry, of South Glastonbury have been enter tained at the rectory.
 Miss Annie M. Johnson of Norwich is visiting at the rectory.
 Miss Florence Beers of Stafford Is spending 8 few days with Miss E. J. Burroughs.
 Sweet potatoes always on hand at w. N. Hurd's; also peaches, baranas, etc.
 Union Business college, Bridgeport Write for bright new catalogue. Fall term opens August 30.
 You cannot say that you have tried everything for your rheumatism, until you have taken Ayers pills. Hundreds have been cured of this complaint by the use of these pills alone. They were ad- mitted on exhibition at the Worlds fair as a standard cathartic.
 Union Business college, Bridgeport Write for bright new catalogue. Fall term opens August 30.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
AN ENJOYABLE LAWN PARTY.

The lawn dance given by. Miss Galletta Bradley, last Thursday evening, was a very successful affair. A platform had been laid on the lawn, which was very prettily decorated with Japanese lanterns and golden rod. The entire lawn also was festooned with lanterns. Music was furnished by Weidenhammer of Bridge. port, and dancing continued until an early hour.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
READY FOR INSPECTION.

David & Savard say "Our stock of boys school suits is all ready for in- spection. It was never better in style or quality, and the prices are right too.' Shakespeare says: "The apparel oft proclaims the man ;" 1t certainly oft pro- claims the boy. Good clothes are always worth more than they cost. Your are sure of find boys good suits at the up to-date store.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Thousands of people are suffering with their eyes because they wont get proper ly fitted to glasses, but buy of any one that comes along, or else they go to 8 store where there is no optician and buy the cheapest glasses they can get. John H. Reid, the jeweler, on Wall street, Bridgeport, has icompetant man em- ployed and will guarantee ito fit you cor rectly, Itsdon't pay to neglect your eyes.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

! mon.
 Rev and Mrs Boylston returned iron their outing, last week, the latter muct 1 improved in health. l Baker Blydenberg's horse induIged il runaway, one day last week. The har ness broke, letting the wagon on thu horse and by the time the horse had dons running and thrashing the wagon was g bad wreck.
 Ed Sherman is having Painter Lev Downs apply new coat of paint to his house.
 Miss Mabel Roy, who has been the guest of Miss Allie Dingley for two weeks past, has returned to her home ir Bridgeport.
 Most of Long Hill has had fever te get down to the beach for clams and last Saturday quite party joined similar excursion party from Stepney and drove to the beach and relieved the longing.
 
 occurrence of late. Expressman Hebbard had smashup on the Depot hill, Monday, whereby the pole to his wagon was broken. A horse that wanted to travel skyward in- stead of straight ahead caused all the trouble.
 Charles Bennett of Binghampton, N. r., was guest of Merchant ". N. Hurd the first of the week.
 Misses Susie, Jennie and Belle Day. ton, Miss Margarie Hall and Misses Jen- nie and Fannie Disbrow, who passed a week at Port Jefferson, returned home on Saturday last.
 Bert Clark and family have been spend ing week at the shore at Fairfield Beach with party of friends.
 Mrs Cowan of Milford was 8 guest of Miss Clara Hall on Monday.
 Mrs H. H. Bennett and son of Bridge port have been guests at the home of Mir and Mrs G. M. Bennett.
 Miss Guyon of Staten Island and Mrs Coan of Shelton have been entertained by Mrs Sarah French at the depot.
 Misses Fannie Hall and Annie German have returned from Naugatuck, where they have passed two weeks with friends. B. Turney wheeled to Milford on Mon- day and during his stay in the village was the guest of MT and Mrs J. B. Tib- bals. Sheriff A. K. Plumb of Trumbull is riding brand new Columbia bicycle and bis friends are wondering sf the gen.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Ruth Raymond of Black Rock were with friends in town, Sunday.
 Miss Gertrude Koos of Brooklyn, is a guest at "Camp Grace"
 Mrs John c. Lobdell is entertaining her sister, Miss Lena Banks, of Weston
 Isaac Milbank and family spent Sun day in Greenfield.
 Miss C.sMay Hull was the guest of the Misses Jennings, last week.
 Arthur B. Hull returned to his home in New York, last week. His cousin, Edward Hull, accompanied him.
 Miss Ada F. Jennings, who has been visiting relatives in Ohio for month re- turned home, Friday morning.
 Mir and Mrs Frank S. Banks have visit ed k. B. Banks of New Rochelle.
 Miss Alice Nichols is with friends in Cohoes, N. Y.
 Mrs Holton and daughter of Danbury, are guests at B. B. Middlebrooks'.
 Miss Hull of Stepney is the guest of Miss Ada B. Burr.
 Miss Bessie Archibald rides new wheel.
 Royal Whitaker and family, Dea and Mrs N. B. Hill and MT and Mrs Rufus Jennings, enjoyed themselves at the Perry cottage, Pine Creek, last week.
 Miss Julia Brown is entertaining her friend, Miss Lawrance, of Brooklyn.
 Miss M. Galletta Bradley is entertain ing her friend, Miss Wor man, of Penn- sylvania.
 Henry Ross, who returned last May, after serving three years in the navy, has re-shipped as commissioned officer for another term of three years.
 Henry Burr is able to be out after his long illness.
 Horace B. Burr has entertained his brother G. E. Burr, of Brooklyn.
 Clarence H. Banks has been the guest of his cousin, Emory Sanford, of Red ] ding.
 The members of sCamp Greenfield" pitched camp, Saturday, at Pine Creek. l The lady members are with them, this l year, and will occupy the Perry cottage.
 Mrs Horace Nichols of Bridgeport re- turned home, Saturday morning, having spent very pleasant week with Mrs {; aickok.
 Pratt Pease rode from Ridgefield, | Friday afternoon, on his wheel.
 Mrs R. B. Jennings and Mrs N. B. Hill spent very pleasant week at Pine Creek with Mrs Royal Whittikar in 9erry's cottage.
 Miss Antonia Jacobs and br other of Easton spent Saturday evening with heir sister, Mrs W. H. Burr.
 Mir and Mrs H. Birge of Greens Farms were in town, Thursday morning.
 Mrs D. R. Nichols and daughter of Boston are visiting at the old homestead. Mrs George Baldwin of Bridgeport is pending little time with MT and Mrs Iickok. MT Baldwin goes back and orth each day. |, Mrs Kelly of Bridgeport and Miss Agnes Burns of Hartford are visiting heir mother on Congress street.
 Mrs Hanford Lyon of Easton was 8 uest of her aunt, Sunday, Mrs I. B. Iichols.
 William Jacobs of Easton spent Satur- ay night with E. B. Burr.
 Mrs Maria Keeler is giving Miss Bessie .rchbald lessons on her wheel. Y Mrs A. M. Burr has city boarders. e. Y. Nichols of New York is painting g nd decorating for Mrs H. B. Banks. e Miss 5. E. Hopkins is soon to send a arrel of papers to Miss Jennie Scott of ew Haven to be given to the poor by 1 i
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
THE WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS
TBY BUCK & DARLING, BRIDGEPORT. ]

Butter, choice creamery print 1Sa20, choice creamery tubs 17a19, choice dairy Hale, fair to good 10a14, common butter 6a1O, factory cheese 8s9; fresh nearby eggs 19a21 chickens, alive 11a12; fowls, alive 10a11 ; potatoes 70a80c bu; yellow onions S5aL00 bu; white onions 90a1. .25 bu; cabbage, $2a4, per 100; turnips, 45a6Oc bu; celery, $1.25a1.75 dog; dried peas, $1a1 25 bu; marrow beans $1.4Oa1 50 bu; pea beans, $1,20a1 30 bu choice apples, $1.25a2 bbl.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

MT and Mrs Levi French have been making three weeks visit with their parents, Mir and Mrs George French, in Huntington, MT French assisting his father with his hay crop.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

MT and Mrs Wesley F. Hayes and children are passing the latter part of the week at Woodmont, on the shore for & few days of sea breezes. Mir and Mrs Hayes were interested spectators at Camp Mantle for two or three days, last week,
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

c. B. Adams of New Haven, general agent for the Mccormick machinery, has been the guest for couple of days, this week, of K. c. Platt, the hustiing local agent for the Mccormick people.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

Correspond with Walter H. Glover regarding the Success" if anticipating the purchase of tread power. He also adyertises a humber of useful farming machines.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

John W. Behn of Dodgingtown is rid- ing in a handsome new two seated wagon purchased of Mayhew, the Plumtrees wagon dealer.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27
CONDITION OF THE TOBACCO CROP.

CONDITION OF THE TOBACCO CROP. Tobacco improves very slowly as the time when frosts may be expected is SC near. Those who set early have begun cu6ting. The season for growth will soon be over and the risks of standing are too serious. Rumors come from New Milford of a large number of crops being sold standing, 16c being the top price.
 Rev Mir Whitcome exchanged with Rev MT Warmer, ,rector of St Thomas church, Hartford, last Sunday. MT Warner was the guest of Mrs B. T. Jackson during his stay in town.
 Charles 0. Williams has been quite sick with chills and fever, but is now improving.
 Miss Jessie Henderson of New York is the guest of Miss Julia Hawiey.
 Amos Hawley opened the cider season, last week, by making one lot for Brook field parties.
 The Young Ladies' whist club met with Miss Julia N. Hawley. this week, on Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs Weld has her house we'll filled with boarders. ranging from F to 20.
 There are some farmers in town who are still in getting in their first cutting of hay and cutting tobacco at the same time an unusual occurrence.
 Mai and Mrs Green are to be con graduated on the birth of 8 son, making either the 14th or 18th child of the fami- ly.
 Thomas s. Taylor is taking a vacation in New York and vicinity.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

K. c. Platt furnishes the lumber for 8 yersnda which J. s. Mayhew will build on the four sides of his Plumtrees house.
The Newtown bee., 1897-08-27

MT and Mrs William c. Tyler of Wash. ington, D. O., have been at Edgewood farm, the guests of MT and Mrs Jerome Northrop.