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The sun., 1898-02-06
FREE BREAD IN PISA.

a Large Quantity Dlstrtbuted-The Prioe OF
Flour to Ne Reduced.
Special Cable Dsspatoh to THE Bun.
ROME, Feb. GA free distribution of bread
was made In the city Of Pisa yesterday upon
large scale.
The price of flour win be reduced on Monday
from AZ to A0ia francs per quarter.
The Chamber of Deputies to-day approved the
measure 70 decrease the duty on wheat by 2is
francs. The majority favoring the measure was
very largo.
The sun., 1898-02-06
CHIEF OF POLICE KILLED.
Preacher Accidentally shoots tho Head o
the DaIlns, Tex, Rorec.


DALLAS. Tex, Feb 5.-Chief of Police j. G.
Arnold OF this city, who was accidentally shot
yesterday by the Rev. @. W. Truitt while out
hunting, died at his homo In this city at $3.50
tonight Tho accident happened in John
son county. sixty miles west OF Dallas. Mr..
Truitt tainted when he saw that he had shot his
friend, and Chief Arnold himself had to bind up
his shattered right leg with q handkerchief. He
bled until he was almost unconscious before
Mr. Truitt recovered sufficiently to aid him.
Then Mr.. Truitt helped him to q farmhouse
two miles away.
1twaB throe hours before surgeons could be
got from Cleburne. eight miles away. Chief
Arnold was taken In . wagon eight miles to the
miles further by rail to Dallas, arriving at 10
O'Clock to-day, exhausted and unconscious. Ho
practically bled to death. and never fully
rallied.
Arnold was as years old. and served in the
Confederate army as "A boy soldier. He had
years. rising from patrolman to Chief.
The sun., 1898-02-06
yrases Thanks Dr. T. EsglsstsH.
Special Gable Dsspaioh to The SUE.

kDeoIaI UabN DsApaIoH 20 the SUH.
PARIS. Feb. On. Turrel. Minister OF Public
Works, has In the namO OF tho Government of
France, thanked DIR. Thomas Eggleston, emer-
titus professor Of minoralogy und metalIurgy OF
the School OF Mines. New York. for a gift of
$1,000 t0NArd increasing the collection Of Iltn-
erals at tho PaTis School Of Mlnea.
The sun., 1898-02-06
BLAoKMAuERs IN LONDON.
An Attempt % Bleed an Unuamed Member o
the 0ovePnment.

An Attempt % Bloed On Unpamed IenbeF OF
the 0ovePameDt.
Special Cable Dsapatoh to THE Sun.
LONDON, Feb. 5-The MorRinO will tomorrow
describe Sensational attempt to levy black
mail upon an unnamed member Of the Cabinet,
who. the paper says. has brilliant social and
political attainments- 1t appears that gang
OF rascals who possess evidence of the Minister'S
ALLEGED misdceds In early life have demanded
thousands Of pounds from him.
The Scotland Yard authorities wpre notified
of the plan of the blackmailers. and, while
tracking them. unearthed tho fact that an
Official connected with the Post onloe Depart
ment was cloaking tho gang and enabling ita
members TO conceal their whereabouts. One
man who was recently convicted Of blaokmail
ing rich residents Of tho West End Of London
has given the police information. Startling ar
rests are probable.
The sun., 1898-02-06
WE UNDERsELL THE BRIrIsH.
Orders for 5000 of Oar Golf CInbs Taken In
EugIana ANA Scotland.

Or0oF1 Tor 3, 600 OF Our GoIT CIuba HaE0h IN
EugIana ANA scotland.
Special Gable Dsspafch to THE SUE.
LONDON. Feb. 5.-Perhaps tho most huuiliat-
ing incident to Englishmen in the invasion OF
this market by Americana 10 the trade just be-
gun In golf clubs. An agent of an American
house came here a few days ago and had no
difficulty in obtaining orders for 5000 clubs
from the largest dealers In golf goods In SCOT
land and England.
The reason 10 that the American clubs are bet
ter made and finished than the English at any
thing like the same price The reason why
Americans can undersell the British makers is
tina improved machinery and advanced methods
of manufacture are used In America
The sun., 1898-02-06
COW WRECKS Il FAST MAIL.
Two Persons KILLED ana Dozen Hurt on th
Iron Mountain Road.

FCE1OuH NTIIFu u HIUEVH
Iron Mountain Road.
DE SoTo. No., Feb. 5.-Collision with a COW
derailed the Texas fast mail on the Iron Noun.
tain Railroad. eight miles north OF here. at $3.50
o'clock this morning. causing the death OF two
trainmen and the injury of n dozen moro per-
sons. The dead are William J. Franey. en-
gineer and Philip j. Chiles, fireman, both OF 81.
Louis. Tho entire train was derailed. the en-
giue oyerturning down an emb8nkment.
The train. which WAS due in y. Louis ht 7:35
hour. While passing through tho village OF
Hematite the engine struck The COW. Tho pilot
was lifted and tho animal got underneath tho
wheels. Wrocklng and relief trains. with
surgeons and nurses, were hurried to the scene
from st. Louis.
The sun., 1898-02-06
col. Ferry Carson In Jail for Contenpt.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Col. Perrv II. Carson.
for many years q leader In District politics and
a picturesque figure In national Republican
color was committed TO The Di5trict jail to-day
for contempt of a Magistrates court. Carson
constable who was leyying on the horae and ash
cart OF a poor colored man. and to-day, acting
whereupon he was sentenced TO jail for Ave days.
The sun., 1898-02-06

two More WIN Ne despatched TO make Friendly
Calls nj Our Perts-
ssecfai Gable Despatch to THE sN.

speciai Gable DsspafoA 10 THE sus
MADRID, Feb 5.--The Government has de-
cidcd to send two moro cruisers to the United
States. They will probably bo the small un.
armored cruiser Cristobal Colon. 1,190 tons and
1900 horse power. which is being rapidly armed
with new 24-centimetro guns, and tho bolted
cruiser Almiranto Oquendo, 1000 tons and
$4,000 horse power. 1t 10 not known at what
ports they arc intended to call. Arrangements
are being pushed to despatch further warships
to Cuba.
The sun., 1898-02-06
MISS JACKsoN's pBBUE.
The American vioiiuist paahes n Briiiiast
Success In London.
Special Gable Ds,patoa to TIRE sus.

Special Gable Despatch 10 TIE Sun.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Miss Leonora jackson, the
young American violinist. made her debut in
London at the symphonic concert tonight and
achieved brilliant success. Miss jackson
recently won the Mendclssohn State Prize in
Berlin. She has beena pupil Of Joachim. who
has great idea Of her talent.
The Sunday Times. In Its musical article to-
morrow, will say: Miss jackson has positive
genius. 1t is seldom wo have seen q largo rep
resentative English audience SO moved by q
youthful artist"
Miss jackson formerly residod In Chicago
Sho was sent to Berlin By Mrs. Grover Cleve-
land and other women then reading In Wash
ington in order that she might study music un-
der Joseph Joachim tho celebrated violinist.
The sun., 1898-02-06
THE oYMnIO At LIYERPooL.

Tho Now White Star Vessel 10 tho Largest
Cargo neAt Anoat.
aDsstal Gable DsspatoA 10 THE Sur.
LONDON. Feb. 5.-The new White Star cargo
steamer Cymrio has arrived at Liverpool from
the builders In Belfast. She 10 600 feot long. "a
broad. 42 deep and $4,000 tons gross. Hor
twin propellers are driven by separate sets of
quadruple engines.
She holds tho cargo boat record for size. and
10 expected to win II for speed without difficulty.
The sun., 1898-02-06
NEW YORK BANKS WIN.
Jersey Court or Krror snataiHs Claims or
$500. 900 Against Domestic \. NJ. Co.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 5.-The Court of Errors
to-day rendered decision In the case of Eliza
Blake and others, bondholders. against tho Do.
mestic Sewing Machine Company and the Do
nestle Manufacturing Company.
The companies are In the hands Of a receiver.
and tho bondholdors contest the action of the
receiver in allowing the claims OF certain banks
which advanced $500, 900 in paper indorsed by
the manufacturing company's treasurer.
ViceChanrellor Emory a few weeks ago do
cided in favor Of allowing the claims of ave OF
the six Interested banks, and this decision the
Court OF Errors sustained. The banks are tho
Ga rfeld. Chemical. Park, Broadway. and
Phoenix.
The sun., 1898-02-06
Franco Drops the Inscription ON ColGs.


"VtuF'FF NN'VFO 11sSE'"tN'' 10 '0V"'
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Tho French authorities have
decided to abandon the inscription on coins
which, since tho days OF the Consulate. has been
Dteu rrotG0e La Frdncs. SacrileGl0us English
Journals suggest that the Gar will do as we'll.
The sun., 1898-02-06
HARDsH1Ps NAxsEY ENDURED.

ne HsHsd LesturinG In America NJ Hard ne
Arctic Exploring.
GysetaI Gable Dsspdtoh TO The Sun.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5.-Dr. Nansen arrived hore
yesterday on HE return from the United States.
In an Interview last evening he said that he
had found lecturing In America as hard as
Arctic exploring. Whom he was not lecturing.
no said. no was travelling. and the American
style of travelling was not to'his taste.
The sun., 1898-02-06
w. n. Foster. Dr.. starts rsr New York.
Special Cable Dsspaioh to TIE Sun.

HAvRE. Feb. b.-Wiliam r. Foster, Jr.. who
10 charged with having embezsled 100000
from the gratuity fund OF tho New York Prod
uoo Exchange and whose extradition was or
dered by the French Government sailed henoe
for New York to-day In charge OF detectives.
The sun., 1898-02-06
M MUST DON HIS hEsT SUIT.
80" Attire Is Not Too Good In which 70
Groom Horses on sunday.
Special Gable Despsteh 10 THE suH.

Special Gable Despsteh 10 THE suM
ra' n"hidN' Feb. 5.-The Burgomastors arc ap.
ps"nS emulating Emperor William. The
sa,,, a,s''""s,er OF Schkenditz recently issued an
ka,, ~ recurring the townspeople to wear their
0ost clothes on Sunday.
ot oh the following Sunday. walking abroad to
VosStVe the result of his order. he found n
sIao'enan in wooden clouts, torn stockings
nv" 4 % trousers, and haring red neckerchiof
'o''eeman was immediately summoned to
I' ',"' h'n and no was tried for Iese nlajeste or
a. '"n'eIpal equivalent. Although he proved
ne, ,"' ne had been grooming and feeding his
"oser horse and was on his way home he was
--Ou marx and q half and costs.
The sun., 1898-02-06
lost FAITH IN SALISBURY.
BRITISH OPINION OF HIM HAS
CoMPL ETELY OHANGED.

o,,, rnrty Relieves Thht re mas AEain
p.,rc,ted-Tosy Organs Demand tho Truth
About tho chinese situation-The Govern
,,.,t Not Likely to ProniuiGate the Facts
Teen In the queens speech-EpEiand IL at
1eo.t In Accord with Russia on the cretan
ou,.t,ou-AppaIlinE Suffering IN ThessalJ.
Special cable Despatoh to THE Sun.
LONDON, Feb 5-The far Eastern enigma 10
an much a mystery as ever as far as the public
4. concerned, and the British section Of the pub
Hc has become exceedingly restive, not to say
Indignant, under the reticence Of tho Salisbury
Ministry. This is unusual. for the people OF this
.ountry, in times OF important crises, ordinarily
SI,play remarkable patience and complete con-
sdsnce In the Government The complete
sh.npe in the popular estimate of Lord Sails
snry. especially within his own party. 10 demon
s,rated in o striking manner by the general
sn,iety at the present moment and the ready
eredence given to the reports that he has again
retreated under pressure from the position
vbcb he declared no would never vacate.
Mr.. Gerald Balfour's vague assurance last
nieht that the Government ives sticking to Its
runs in tho far Eastern situation has done little
tovard restoration Of public confidence. The
eouutry demands specific facts, and Lord Salis-
su,y must find such requests for definite
tnov,edpe As made by the Srandord to-day
most humiating 90 well 90 embarrassing. 1t
Il doubtful 10 the Government will yield much
IN this don,and even In tho Queens speech on
next Tuesday. Diplomatic secrets have never
besa more carefully guarded than during the
pending chinese negotiations, and tit 10 true,
:. go 70 be the case. that no solution has
- ...ohsd. there a little doubt that o0icinl .
s.,,.,noe yiIl Continue for somo time lonror.
pnt Although the chinese loan, with political
,.r,.ousnces of great Importance involved, 10
IN, IL. d,.on.Siop tbsre A. Abundant renson
r .s,I.S. thot Greot Rvitain and Rprs,n have
~ ono or two outaide i,suea. Lord
S.I,,h,, oonns,atiny yvlth the Crar In jnaistins,
a.. p-,no. G.orso n. C.oyarnor of Crate and n
",.a.a,h.. ,,-oh.hI. thot this vii h. ,cco,,.
S,,'ssS ~ .n,,n .v.r a. tho onno.ition Al Ger
Ss., 80 Au.,r,. 7. n hioh Time that the
49, ~. ...na.I ,,no, h,u.,,tv ,nvclvea In
.s 49, ra..sr on..t,or II ..,tl.d Ar the renort.
:. ~. .nnd,,;on a, the isinnd rrov vorro daily.
q. w. ~ So An. .Svi,s, fron Ths,salv. Tho
~ D',.SS ~. ,ath,on,.t. ,vho r.ta,n sny avn.
D..ss ~ ~. crasr yiot,na At Tpyrov'a an oeoaa
ge'., -. ~ ,sos,va =, .vs-y mali harrovinr ac.
-. -, A.. ,y-..oh.S n.or,a,s ,uVerjnp,
NJ. ,so,,s o,t.;ss ~ 7reoce nnpear 10 bo
rnSs, N. ds,usion that The Turke evacuated
... Ts.s..i- ~. - .,rr.. ~, suIton,, .oldiey.
a,s st,l, tbs,, ana nt the preoent moruent are
"a ,o,fortah,a ,-intar onartera- which means
.h.t the Thssssliona vhernvor thew hna van.
trr., 70 rstrrn IN tbeir bonen- have been turned
an, .ao;n - uore yoopo for the troona The
-Irt.r witch h,a b.en phanomenalIy nild I'm
,,o,t n,rts a, Eurone has b.en oxoautionaIIy m.
-.r. IN Th..sslv ana hor,ele.a fhonsanda hnyn
h..n forcad tn tate refpro in oaveo or other
The sun., 1898-02-06

"The Great Limited" Is via Pennsylvania, South.
ern ". o. an p. aud East Coast Line, leaving New
fasI uainS New YOFk OlAOSi. SS1 and S5S b'WVs-
Aap.
The sun., 1898-02-06
10 ENGINE Alarmed BELLEVUE.

Tho Patients Thought There Was FIro-An-
other Patient Provided f"r the Hospital
Engine 10 entered tho yard OF Bellevue Hos
pital yesterday morning to thaw out hy-
drant The changing OF the bell rlarmed the
natients, In Ward II tho cry OF " Fire |" was
raised and several patients ran from their beds
before the nurses could quiet them.
In backing up the engine 10 the hydrant
caught between tho rear step and the hydrant.
He was taken into the hospital.
The sun., 1898-02-06
Twelve slsn Drowasd ai KisI.

Special Gable DsSpaioh 10 The SUE.
KEEL, Feb. 6.-Twelye men wore drownsd here
today by the cGpsiEinH OF y launch which WAS
conveying ppInber OF sailors to relieve guard
st the impoFial dock yard
The sun., 1898-02-06
LOOoMoTIYEs FROM AMERICA.
They Arc Ordered for the Kauipssnt % the
soudau AAilreAd.

CAIRO. Feb 5.-Gen. Sir II. II, Kitchener.
Commander-in- Chief of the Egyptian forces. has
ordered the construction OF several locomotives
for the equipment OF tho SoudRn railroad from
American firms.
Tho orders were placed with American build
ers on account OF the probable delay In their
construction owing to tho recent strike OF
engineers In England.
The sun., 1898-02-06
PRINCE GEORGES CANDIDACY.
Austria InTorn.s tho Psrts That she HAS Not
Aasented 70 IL.
SpeslaI oabls Ds,patoA % TnE BOD

CoNsTANTIEoPLB. Feb. 6.-Haron Colioe. Aus
trian Ambassador to Turkey, had an audience
with the Sultan yesterday at which he declared
TO the Ottoman Emperor that Austria Hungary
had not assonted TO the oandidSture of Prince
George OF Greece for the Governorship Of Crete
The sun., 1898-02-06

X. a w. X. a W. W.
Ask your hAbsTdAshsr for our "TopekA" collar A4A
.EaTlsw God Guns both have rounded point1AsA ~.
The sun., 1898-02-06

simpsons now Loan once and Safe Deposit V1ults.
] - Wesl Azd ~. near BrvadWay.-Adv.
The sun., 1898-02-06

Hale DesksI KEpOrt PFloes.
1895 styles now readyi 10 stOnS St. -A1sL
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08
Town Topics.
The Bee Buzz.
JOT AND TITLE.

JOT AND TITLE.
Last weeks BEE contains a most ad
mirable sermon on Total Abstinence, BIZ
the Rev w. 81. Barrows of Southbury
Ii you have not read 1t, do not fall to do
SO. 1t is reasonable, Christian, and con.
elusive.
My friend G. w. B. fails to make the
most important distinction between
genius and moral character. A man
may be genius of the highest order,
but il he is insane, or corrupt, his ex-
ample is not wisely quoted as evidence
in favor of doubtful habit. A great
mans sins do not justify the faults of
ordinary mortals; neither do the faults
OF all men condone for the sins of one.
What is the difference between high
way robbery and the robbing of the
highways? Is stealing any the less
thieVing because it is done according to
law? 1t Is strange that people do not
understand that robbing the public is in
effect stealing from themselves, and de-
frauds their neighbors at the same time.
1t is said that some big dictionaries
supposed to bave been purcb ased in
September, 1894, have recently reached
their proper destinations, in the Zoar,
Gray's Plain and To1dy Hill schools,
where they belong ss the property of
the town.
THE mills of God grind slowly,
But they grind eXcseding small;
Though with patience He stands waiting
With exactness grinds He ALL
10. o. Wright.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08
SHILoH.
IN personal VEIN,

Your correspondent hears from "ysy
over on Webb" a little east of Steven
son, that Edward Tuttle has shot and
trapped six foxes, lots Of muskrsts. a
half dozen raccoons and IL skunks. this
winter People going through that sec
tion have snuffed the smell of poor coffee
there all winter.
"Himalaya Sherman" has left the
employ of Charles Gray in Great Quarter
and is now with Munson Clark. IL il
said that he has sold his harmonics and
that his brother, George, living with q
Mr. Curtis in South Britain, has given up
his bicycle for his natural standards.
"Skunk's cabbage" has been timid in
this cold snap and the peppers have not
peeped much for two or three dsys,
Peach buds look rather blue, but apple
buds hold their own as yet. When
worms freeze on the hooks of the Poots-
tuck club tTouters, there isn't gamey
bites. "God bless the trout"
The biggest wood pile in Zoar district,
or anywhere in this vicinity, is at the
residence Of the Widow Peter Carroll's,
IA cords, cut up for the stove by NJ. j.
Carroll, the farmer of the many boys.
John Warner has brought in Wood
bury young stock in expectation that
beef will go even higher. Should Spain
run her Armada up the Naugatuck, up
past the Sentinel Office, there's no tell
ing what the Eastern farmers would get
fer beef! But when W. S. Bradley pays
only Sc per dozen for eggs, beef cannot
go much higher; and besides there is
such world of suckers in the Housa-
tonic, this year, that No person need
starve to death along its banks.
Masters Steve and Grover Cleveland
Loyeland have beaten "Stiles" all to
pieces. This year is the dying year of
''this delicious fish" for raecoons and
fish hawks.
Robert Wheeler has hired to r. S.
Hinman for yesr.-["."
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08
HATTERToWE.

Ernest Northrop has been visiting
with relatives in Danbury for a week.
Charles Thorp is the first farmer in
this vicinity to SOW oats.
Mrs William Fischer has spent several
days with her sister, Mrs Crane, in
Bridgeport.
D. B Psrmelee with Randolph Brad
ley was in New Milford, last Friday.
Misses Nettie and Aunie Benedict at
tended the Ferry-Davis wedding in Eag-
ton, Tuesday evening.
Homer Roberts and wife have moved
into John Nichols tenant house. Mr.
Roberts will assist A. G. Macarthur with
his farm worK for the next year.
81. A. Pratt has sold nice carriage to
Miss Sophia Booth.
Ralph Keeler and wife Of North Bridge
were guests of Charles Thorp, Sunday.
Miss Mildred E. Nichols has visited at
G. D. Stillson's.
Henry Penny has returned home after
several weeks absence with friends in
York State.
Miss Lille johnson has visited her
mother, Mrs William johnson.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08
NUMBER Ia.

In case OF war with America In spfking
our guns. The firm writes that they a..
600 much interested in America 20 I'LL
the order. The firm is in communities
tion with Secretary of War AIger and
Secretary of the Navy Long to furnish a
isrge quantity of their goods to this gov
ernment. Score one for this English
company. The result of this win be
that every patriotic American woman
Will now use nothing else but Clarke,s
Chicago Tribune, March
%, 1898.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08
ED1sors LATEST PRODUCTIONS.

The home phonograph is the best talk
ing and singing machine that you ever
heard. 1t is perfect wonder. When
you visit Bridgeport call at 63 Fairfield
avenue and ask Mr. Northrop TO let you
hear it and you will be well repaid for
your trouble. even If you do not wish TO
purchase. 1t costs only 50 more than
the cheapest one, and win last lifetime.
They also have the low priced ones and
records Of sll kinds. They carry the
largest line of sheet music, folios and in
struction books in the city, snd their pri-
ces are the lowest. IL you wish TO buy
piano for cash you can save 500 or more
by buying of them. They are besdquar-
ters for pictures and frames. You VIII
find there unframed pictures from five
cents to $40. If you have any pictures
to frame take them there when you fret
reach the city and you can have them to
take home with youat night. They d o
first-class work for popular prices.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08
APRIL WISDOM.

Be sure that your blood is pure, your
appetite good, your digestion perfect. To
purify your blood and build up your
health, take Hoods sarsapariIls. This
medicine has accomplished remarkable
cures of all blood diseases. 1t is the one
true blood purifier. Hoods sarsaparilla
has power to make you well by purify
ing and enriching your blood, giving
you an appetite, and nerve, mental and
digestiVe strength.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08

The Spanish navy and starving Cuba.
The first and only authentic pictures Of
Spain's war vessels ever published in the
United States and reproductions of start
ling photographs of starving Cubsns,
made by the special representative sent
by Leslie's Weekly to Cuba, appears in
Leslie's Weekly for this week. Copies
can be procured st the Post Office News
store, IL Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08

A cold or cough is a danger signal
warning you to beware of smash up of
your system. Gripaline is the lever
which turns the signal of danger to one
of good health. Your money back If it
fails to cure. Sold by Edgar F. Hawley,
Newtown; Warner, Taylor & Curtis,
Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08

L. G. Gilbert has bought of Walter a.
Glover an eight-foot Goodhue wind
mill with 40-foot galvanized steel tow
er. This Mr. Glover will erect over MIR
Gflbs rt's artesisn well, as soon as COM
pleted, to pump the water into large
tank to supply his barn and house with
good pure water.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08

The auction at the Cox homestead,
above Rawleyville, last week, was very
largely attended. Messrs c. Fl. Peck
and Aaron Sanford oficiated as auction
eers, and the articles brought good prices
as rule. This farm, by the way, is for
sale, and will make snug home for some
enterprising man.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08
Merchant R. Il. Beers has handed

Merchant R. H. Beers has handed US
the following interesting and timely cir
cular sent out by New York house !:
The house of william Clarke & Sons at
Redditch. England, has just written to
their representative In Chicago, G. K.
Wright, that notwithstanding the fact
that they mad Just received very large
order for their goods from house in
Barcelona, Spain, they had refused the
came, preferring TO ship the same to the
United States. The needles were to be
Of the largest size. and were to be used
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08
( contemplating the purchase

If contemplating the purchase of q
harrow consult the excellencies of
Clark's steel frame reversible cutaway
harrow, 1898 pattern, sold by Walter
Glover, Newtown. at rock bottom prices.
Mr. Glover expects to have supply of
tht Sc harrows on hand, but they 60 fast.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08

R. A. Clark of HawleyYilla bought
the one-horse tread power of A. W.
Fairchild, and feels very much pleased
with his bargain. That's the way they
all feel that buy of THE BEES advertiE-
eTs,
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08

Don't run any risks about health.
Avoid coughs, colds, fevers, pneumonia,
and all other similar ailments by keep
ing your blood rich and pure with
Hoods sarssparilla.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08

Mr. and Mrs A. P. Smith and daughter,
Miss Hazel, passed Sunday in Bethel,
guests at the hospitable home of Mr. and
Mrs Henry Clay Judd.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08

John w. Webb passed Sunday with
friends in Stepney.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08

Joseph Cox and sister are now in New
Milford. The former will take position
with his brother, John B. Cox, sue
cessful New Milford market man.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08

Miss Bertha Mattegat, who has been
with Rev and Mrs Barker for several
years, has returned to her home at Step
ney.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-08

Mrs J. Russell Smith of Lake George
district visited her daughter, Mrs Wilbur
Bristol, at New Milford, the first of the
week.