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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-02
WEST CORNWALL.

WEST CORNWALL COMPLETELY SHOWED
Sunday, West Cornwall people were
completely showed in with no services
whatever; trains did not get to running
regularly till Tuesday, the Monday even
ing mail train not arriving until 9 80.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL JOrTINGs.
Mr. and Mrs Robert N. Cochrane spent
Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mrs
A. o. Gregory at bridgeport. Mr. Coch-
rane returned home, Friday, but Mrs
Cochrane remained for short visit.
Mr. and Mrs D. L. Smith spent last
Thursday at J. B. Smiths In Sharon. Is
Orson Nickerson of Wings Station,
N. Y, spent q few days, last week, at
his home on Plainview Hill.
Miss Ellen r. Smith made q short visit
with her sister, Mrs George Reed Of
Ellsworth, last week.
Rev w. C. Ferris has taken up his
abode here in the village for the coming
winter, the breezes OF Cornwall Hills be.
ing too much to contemplate.
George w. Cochrane has been In Ne W
York the past week attending to the
purchase Of Christmas goods.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Z. Smith ate their
turkey with relatives at South Kent.
Miss Helen Wolfe left for her home In
Ansonia after prolonged visit Of sew.
eral months with her grandparents, MI
and Mrs Halsey Calkins.
Miss Edith Dean spent her Thanksgiv-
ing vacation with her mother in this
village.
Dr. A. M. Pratt Is now settled In hi,
new home and is In connection with tn.
outside world, having put in Souther,
New England telephone.
The Thanksgiving services at the chap
lei were not very well attended owing &
the inclenency Of the weather, but the
we're notwithstanding interesting.
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entertained Mr. and Mrs Abner Allen,
Capt Hayes, Mr. and Mrs Carr Watson
and Mr. and Mrs John B. Porter.
WATERFOWL.
A BRACE OF WEDDINGS. "a

A pretty wedding was celebrated In
Christ church at Watertown, Thursday,
November 25. The bridegroom was Js-
| cob Ortlieb, night Waterman at the Taft
school, and the bride was Alma Malm-
| berg, former dining room girl In the
same institution. The marriage ceremo.
ny was performed by Rev Fl. N. Cunning
ham, rector Of Christ church. The maid
of honor was Miss Della Clifford and AL
bert Syensen was best man. The bride
was given away by Mr. Munson, cousin
of the maid of honor. The courtship Of
these two young people has been carried
ON wholly since the period Of their resi-
dence among the help of the Taft school.
The newly-married couple will return
fl ON their wedding tour in q few days to
take up their residence in one OF the
Smith houses on Watertown heights.
Ga Thanksgiving evening 1t was quite
change for one to go from the snow
storm which was raging without, into
the Congregational church with it's agree
able warmth and brilliant electric lights.
At O'Clock Frank L. Norway and Miss
Nav l. Lewis were united In marrip e ? in
the presence of relatives and Intimate
friends. Rev Robert Pegrum efficiated
The Episcopal service was used. Rice
still abounds on the church stepe. Mr.
and Mrs Norway will be at home after
January l.
The football game between the Water
town and Waterbury teams at the Fair
grounds. Thanksgiving day, resulted in
q victory for the home team. Score, 6 O..
A good deal of wrangling was INDUCED
and altogether the game was rather I'M
satisfactory one to watch.
The dedication exercises Of the new
Methodist church will be held December
ID. The delay has been in getting the
organ, but by that time iu is expected that
everything will be completed.
Mrs J. A. Buckingham spent several
days in New York, last week. F.,
Charles B. and S. M. Buckir CHAM
spent Thanksgiving at their home here.
Most of the pupils at Taft school went
home for Thanksgiving.
Henry G. Scott spent last Sunday in
Winsted.
Marcus Fox has been quite sick but lie
| now on the gain.
The Epworth League met at the resi-
dence Of J. w. Moore, Wednesday even
ing Of last week.
F.E. Wheeler, who has been on the
sick list, is now much improved.
One of the greatest improvements
which we fhave seen In town for some
time past is that Of repairing the old
meat market on the corner opposite Sum.
mers' hotel. The stairs have been moved
from the front to the north side and plate
glass windows are being placed in front
When completed it is to be occupied al
q drug store, with Mr. Sullivan OF Wood
bury as proprietor.
One of the worst storms which Water
town has experienced since the grea
blizzard swept over, last Sunday. /
commenced to snow Saturday evening
and kept it up until Sunday evening. Al
travel was practically stopped. The trail
lett here Monday morning for Waterbur.
at $50 and did not reach there until II
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R0x BURY.
THE STATION AND VICINITY.

THE STATION AND VICINITY.
Henry Trowbridge of Bridgeport spent
thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs s. e.
Trowbridge.
Owing to the blizzard the train due at
$3.50, Sunday, was delayed, arriving $3.50
p. M, Monday, with two engines and six
cars, all heavily laden with snow.
The mill was closed, Monday, as the
road between the Station and Bridge
water Is SO badly drifted, making it i'm
possible for the miller to be at his place
of business.
Ira Booth aud family and Frank Booth
and family spent Thanksgiving in Water
bury.
Myron Thomas did not make his usual
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EASTON.
AsPETUCK AND VICINITY.

AsPETUcK AND VICINITY.
Miss Pearl Wood has been visiting Mrs
NJ. r. Rowell.
Mr. and Mrs N. A. Wakeman and Mr.
and Mrs r. B. Wakeman spent Thanks
giving at William Wakeman's.
Quite number have taken advantage
Of the cool wave and butchered their
hogs.
The severe storm of Sunday did con-
siderable damage around here. Trees
were blown down and telegraph wires
broken. In one instance the front of q
barn was blown in. 1t also blocksded
the roads SO badly that the mail WAS un-
able to leave on Monday, the first time
since the blizzard Of IS.
Mrs c. B. Wskemsn, who has been car
ing for Ars NJ. D. Treadwell of Lyons
Plains for some time past, has returned
home.
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BoARDMAN AND VICINITY.

BOARDMAN AND VICINITY.
There was no Sunday school session,
last Sunday, on account Of the severe
storm.
The work on A. g. Barnes new house
ia being pushed by large force Of work
men. The question is: WHO is to be the
occupant!
Miss Anna J. Kellogg of Meriden paid
short visit to this place, last week, call.
ing on numerous. friends.
A Sunday school sociable was held at
Mrs Stephenson Northop's and was en-
joyed by large number OF friends. The
selling of neckties to match the ladies'
aprons was the principal entertainment
of the evening. The ties were sold at
auction, the prices ranging from So cents
TO 81. About &S was realized, which
Is to be paid into the Sunday school
treasurery. Let the good work 20 on
and may the blessing of God rest upon
US in our labors.
Our school closed on Wednesday last
with Thanksgiving exercises The fol
lowing is the program:
bringing in the Sheaves, !" song by the
school.
The Pilgrims and their first Thanks.
giving, an essay composed and read by
Mss Nina Halves.
The Pilgrims, song by Ia pupils.
1.-THE Best Holiday" exercise by four
boys.
Thanksgiving song, by IA pupils.
"Thanksgivipg, Day." recitation by
Miss Grace Clark.
"My Thanksgiving, essay composed
and read by Miss Felicie Tournier.
"Robin Redbreast," song by Is pupils
"What and Where" recitation by Mas
ter Howard Fish. s-
"Good Bye, Good Bye Co Summer,
song by four little girls.
"Chestnut Time," recitation by Mis-
Stella Houghtaling.
Our Thanksgiving" read by Mis-
Nina Halves.
"The Merry Hearted Songster," SOM
by ak pupils.
Thanksgiving Joys,' recitation b,
Felicie Tournier.
whatsoever Will" song by school.
The reading of the Proclamation OF tn
President and Governor closed the exel
cises.
This is the largest school outside OF th
Center district and much credit 10 due th
teacher, Miss Davenport, for the abilit
she shows as teacher. She is goo
disciplinarian and the advancement mad
by her pupils is fiattering. She has wo
the love and respect OF her scholars an
also of every one in the community.
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BETHLEHEM.
A GLAD REUNION.

Capt Stephen and Mrs Hayes celebrate
ed Thanksgiving day by the reunion OF
children and grandchildren. One OF the
pleasing features Of the occasion was the
presence Of the only sister Of the captain,
Mrs Abner Allen, and her husband, from
Union Mills, Iowa. Many years have
elapsed since they have partaken Of a
Connecticut turkey. Next week. in com
pans With Mr. and Mrs. George r. Allen,
shsy Il jaa-.ey seuthward. where they
III ~ p.-d Ise is'ter. Mrs Abnes
Aliens delicate lungs demand THU
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and it Was l o'clock before the mail from
New York reached here. The roads are
badly drifted and 1t viii take some time
before they are in any condition to tray
ell over. It is seldom that we have 9
storm 80 severe az this at the commence
ment Of the season. We usually expect
winter to start little mild. There lis
nothing mild about the beginning Of the
winter of '98.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-02
PLATTSVuLE.

HoYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY.
Miss Ida Jennings spends her Thanks
giving vacation with Miss Irene Wakely.
The storm in this section was very Sc
we're. The roads were impossible. A
large gang of men were at work all day,
Monday, on Black Rock turnpike, 80 as
the milkmen and others could get to the
city.
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Clarke entertain
relatives from out of town.
Mr. and Mrs c. johnson entertain their
nephews, this winter.
In his new lad" F. E. WetmoIe Of
Plattsville, the new miller and merchant,
calls attention TO the fact that his stock
is new and fresh. He Is selling brands
Of tea and coffee that please his custo-
mers and a fine grade of Porto Rico mo-
leases.
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BRANCHVILLE.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

The blizzard has come and gone, but
the snow banks remain, and there are
some big ones. All trains are late, teams
all showed in, roads all blocked, some
people out Of wood and shivering with
the cold, shocks of corn still standing In
the field. What q time! A record
braeker for November.
George Barnum, who works for Seth
s. Benedict, while opening oysters,
plugged the knife into the fieshy part Of
bis hand, inflictiDg . painful wound.
DR. Mans field fixed il mp.
Bicycles have gone into winter quar-
ters.
G. B. Grammar is sending out his new
catalogue. Over 1000 have already
gone, telling all about his wonderful ice
tools, for which orders are beginning to
come in.
William r. Renoud, formerly foreman
OF the Soap works at this place, 10 now
holding forth at Bridgeport q seller Of
soap.
Selectman Knox is out with his sh0vels
and his teams trying to dig out. Hes
having hard time.
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STILL RIVER AND VICINITY.

| STILL XIV Eh AND
George Lane and wife of Danbury
spent Thanksgiving at s. III. Waldron's.
M. T. Ryan and wife were at John
Mannion's for Thanksgiving.
Miss A. Waters, who has been spend.
ing some time in New York with her sis.
ter, has returned home.
John F. Adds and wife were at s. M.
Warmers, Thursday.
F.G. Moore spent Thursday out OF
town.
W. q. Miller was in Danbury, Tues
day.
Miss Barnum Of South Norwalk is
spending few days with her sister, Mrs
Fred Chase.
Miss E. L. Conkrite is spending this
week at her home in Gaylordsville.
Our schools were closed for the holi-
day.
Miss Edith Warner, who has been In
New York for some time, returned to
her home, Tuesday.
Fred OIlrich is spending few weeks
In New York.
Mrs John Mannion called on Mrs M.
T. Ryan, Wednesday,.
Miss Jane McGeorge spent Saturday
and Sunday in New Milford.
l. e. Farwell was calling on friends in
Branchville, Thursday.
Mr. DeForest of BranchYille was in
town, Saturday.
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BRCOKFIELD.

DOZEN MEN WORK A half DAY TO GET
FROM WHIsCONIER TO HAwLEYvILLE.
The storm of Saturday night and Sun
day was the severest November storm In
many years, reminding one very forcibly
of the blizzard of 'sS. But this could
hardly be called blizzard, as the tenn.
perature WAS lot low enough, the wind
strong enough, and the particles of snow
were soft, while in genuine Dakota
blizzard the air is filled with particles of
ice. 1t is thought foot of snow fell, all
Of which is piled wherever there was
sufficient shelter to cause it to accumu-
late. Monday and Tuesday were Kener-
ally spent in digging out buildings, roads,
etc. It took dozen men a half day to
dig and get . team from Whisconier to
Hawleyville. Only one person came to
the Center from Obtuse, and he was
obliged to wslk. 1t will be several day
before this road can be travelled; also
the road from the Junction to Whisco-
nier.
LIE OF ANSA6no oSSS6ooE I'll AAx>-
MENT.
ahe entertainment given by the Spin
sters' club on Friday night was very sue
cessful every way. They happened to
have . very pleasant evening, which
with the favorable impression made by
them last spring, brought out good
house, nearly every seat being filed.
With some slight changes, 1t was q repe-
tition Of the one given in the spring. 1t
was we'll done and well received by the
audience, who were all well pleased.
Quite q number of our young people
whose business keeps them out of town
were home for Thanksgiving. Among
those home were Miss Miriam Taylor
Miss Henrietta Ruggles, Clark Joyce
Herbert Kellogg and Mrs Florida Kel
logg.
Winter has caught some who were evi
IDENTIFY unprepared. There are severa
pieces of corn not yet quite finished, on
man being SO unfortunate a. to have fiv
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LONG BILL AND VICINITY.
Mr. and Mrs Nelson Plat spent Thanks-
giving at his fathers.
Celestus Webster was at his IA theirs
for Thanksgiving.
Mlsses.Lizzie, Sadie and Florence Viii
klnson were home over Thanksgiving re-
turning to their respective places of
work, Monday afternoon.
Miss Phebe Beard came home, We'd
nesday, and returned, Tuesday morning.
Mrs 10 Il Beard was In town, last week.
James Drew of Bridgeport is putting
in new water wheel for Boards mill in
Wells Hollow.
o. G. Beard and family dined at N. B.
Nichols in White Hills, Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs Mary Wooster left her sisters to
spend the winter in Bridgeport, last
Monday.
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mother and sister from Portland, Ct
over Thanksgiving.
HUNTINGTON,
THE BLIZZARD IN HUNTINGTON.

THE BLIZZARD IN HUNTINGTON.
A heavy wind with snow prevailed
here from Saturday afternoon till Mon
day forenoon, making drifts 10 feet and
less in depth, so roads are impossible
and Thanksgiving guests expecting to
return Monday morning, we're obliged to
wait till later, and some took the steady
old oxen to get them safely to the train.
Ailkmen were the list to break through
getting into the village at 10 o'clock and
later. 1t took one man three hours,
who lives only two miles from town.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-02
aaEEgMMALLN@'
NEW HAVEN.

acres yet to pick and two acres,of turnips
to pull.
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When you AJAX for De Wits Witch
Hszsl Salve don't accept counterfelt oR
Imitation. There are moro cases of pflea
berg cured by this, than AL others.
combined. e. r. HaWleY, NeWtOWn; s.
G. Bull q Co, Sandy Hook; A. b.
Brakeman. Botsford; B. Hawley = Co.,
Stepney.
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were home from Storrs Agricultural
college over Thanksgiving.
Edward Judson, son of Albert u. judi
son, 10 sick in hospital in Hartford.
Fred Frisble is very Ill with infiamato.
~ rheumatism.
Editor Knox Is slowly recovering from
very bad hand. Your correspondent
understands the physician reports it to
frog felon," whatever that may be.
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County.
NEW MILFORD.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Mr. and Mrs nj. /. Gordon of Bridge
port spent Thanksgiving here.
F. L. Pratt has been entertaining rela-
tives from out of town, the past week.
The Odd Fellows have secured the
Ideal Concert ECo. and World Glass
Blowers to give nightly entertainments
from December oh to 10th inclusive In
the Town hall.
Mrs Wheaton, formerly of the Wheaton
House, was in town for Thanksgiving,
visiting friends.
Next Sunday will be observed as
Y. M. @. A. Sunday. All the churches
will unite and hold union service in the
Town hall at 7.30 O'Clock In the evening,
when there will be singing by members
of the different choirs aud addresses by
Rev J. F. Plumb, Rev F. A. johnson and
a minister from out of town.
81. Schoverling 8 Co., who have intro
duced girls into their tobacco asserting
business, have secured II, so far, and
are adding to the number every day.
Tine violent snow storm of last Sunday
prevented services being held at most of
the churches.
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Eczema!
The Only Cure.

Eczema Is more than skin disease,
and no akin remedies can cure it. The
doctors are unable TO effect q cure, and
their mineral mixtures are damaging
to the most powerful constitution. The
whole trouble is in the blood, and
Swifts Specific is the only remedy
which can reach such deep-seated blood
diseases.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-02
S.S.S.f9fsss Blood

IL the only cure and will reach the most
obstinate case. It is far ahead Of all
similar remedies, because it cures cases
which are beyond their reach. 8. 8. 8. is
purely vegetable, and is the only blood
remedy guaranteed to contain no pot
ash, mercury or other mineral.
Books mailed free by Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
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tinued to spread until
her head was entirely
covered. She was treated
By several good doctors,
bus grew worse. and the
dreadful disease spread
TO her faos. She was
taken TO two celebrated
health springs, but re-
cAiYAd nm hnnAAf Nam
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-02

NO SERVICES ON SUNDAY IN TIE CHURCH.
rs.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-02

patent pat medicines We're taken, but withou. re-
time the hrst bottle was finished. her head he
gar @ hsel; A dozen bottles cured her com
piesely ana left her skin perfectly smooth She
1s nov sixteen years old, and has . magnificent
GROWTH OF hair. Not . sign OF the dreadful
o1ssAse has ever returned.
q. T. SHORE,
270i Lucas Ave-. 81. Louis, Mo.
Don't expect local applications Of
soaps and salves to cure Eczema. They
reach only the surface, while tho d.
sease comes from within. Swift's
Specific
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-02

Miss Anna J. Kellogg of Meriden paid
short visit to this place, last week, call.
ing on numerous. friends.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-05-12

for service in the war. This shows
how the people of Sumter feel about
tho war. Every man will do his full
duty as it lies before him, and if the
needs of the future should demand
every. able.bodied white man in the
Game Cock City, irrespective of age,
will be ready to take up arms at call.
The spirit that inspired the gallant
partisans who followed Sumter and
Marion in Revolutionary days, the
spirit that prompted five full con,pa-
nies to come forward when only three
were called for in 1912, the spirit
that sent Sumter men to Florida in
1836-37, and Mexico in 1916, still!
lives and animates tho young mon of
to-day. They como of fighting stock,
and aii not required to remain at
home when paramount duties arc
coming forward to fight the battles
of their country.-Sumtcr Watch
man and Southern.
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YELLOW JAUNDICE CURED.

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in recommending thom to any person
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am gratefully yours, Nj. A. uooarty, Lex
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