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The herald., 1898-01-25
FOR RENT-ROOMS

FIVE CENTS A LINE
FOR RENT-IN THE WILCOX BUILD
ing, corner Second and Spring SITS. the
right party can obtain, at reasonable
rates, portion Of fine suite of rooms
on the second floor. For further par
ticulars apply a room 22S Wilcox build
ing %
FOR RENT-ROOMS AT 12O1s s. SPRING
St, s. a month. 20
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HYPNoTlSM
FIVE CENTS A LINE
FOR Observation-Disclosures
ATTORNEYS AT LAW

FIVE CENTS LINE
BROUSSEAU & MONTGoMERy
Attorneys-at-Law
403 Bradbury block. Los Angeles ,.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON COLLATERALs;
70 boys suits of clothes at 81 to 81 25 per
suit. COLLATERAL BANK, 313 S. Main.
2-20
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BATHS

BATHS
FIVE CENTS A LINE
ZELDA HALCOTT OF CHICAGO; VA
por baths; latest scientific methods:
massage; only select patronage solicit
ed. 224 S. Main, room 6. If
NINE. SOUTENIER, 1922 w FIFTH ST.
gives steam and alcohol baths, electric
and medicinal treatment for all chronic
diseases. If
MRS HARRIS, 4S9 S. BROADWAY.
room Al, fourth floor; take elevator; new
improved steam and tub baths: scientific
massage. tt
LATEST IMPROVED METHOD IN
electric vapor baths and massage. MRS.
DIR. MAYER. 500la S. Broadway. q
ISADORA FRANCIS, CABINET BATHS
and massage; 2S3 w. First, room A, be-
tween Spring and Broadway. 2-1l-9S
DIR. ETTA RALPH, FROM THE EAST:
thermal cabinet baths; massage 230 w.
First ST., rooms so and 81. 2-2-9S
THE ONLY TURKISH BATHS IN LOS
Angeles, 210 S. Broadway If
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MONEY TO LOAN-FOR BUILDING
purposes or on improved city property,
monthly repayments. same as rent, low
rate of interest. METROPOLITAN
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
101 East Second ST. 2-15
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IOWA LOAN CO., LOANS ON DIA-
monds, Jewelry, sealskins. and house
hold furniture; business confidential
money at once. w. E. SANSOME, man
ager, rooms IS and Sc. Bryson block
Second and Spring sts "A
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JULES HEUGEN. 59419 SOUTH BROAD
way. Hotel Delaware, telephone red 1893;
massage. electric and vacuum treatment,
hyg.enic baths of every kind. Finest
equipped institution in city. Patrons
also treated at home. If
The herald., 1898-01-25

JULES HENGEN, HOTEL DELAWARE
finest equipped baths in city. If
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CENTRAL AVE. AND VERNON
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

LUDWIG & MATTHEWS. WHOLESALE
anc retail fruits ana vegetables. MOTT
MARKET, 135 S. Main st. Tel b50 ~
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS.
watches, jewelry, pianos, sealskins, car
riages. bicycles, warehouse receipts, and
all kinds of collateral security: storage
free in our warehouse. LEE BROS, 4O2
s. Spring 81. II
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BOOKS
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HOT ELS

FIVE CENTS A LINE
HOTEL BROADWAY, 429 s. BROADW'Y.
IT
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
WARREN
TOWN AND PERSONAL JorrrNGs.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JOTTINGS.
Edward Sacket and family returned to
Jersey City on Monday.
James Guild and Mrs Sarah Guild are
spending some time with friends here.
Rev and Mrs Munson are entertaining
Mrs Munson's parents and sister.
Mr. and Mrs Huth from Bridgeport are
at Dea F. A. Curtis.
Mrs Helen Swift, Miss Evelyn Swift
and Mr. and Mrs Andrews are at the
Swift homestead.
Miss Laura Russell and sister are at
N. B. Strong's, from New Haven.
Mr. Marcy and family have moved into
the house of Mr. Guild of Bridgeport, and
will soon open village store which is
much to be desired, as all have missed
the convenience since Mr. Comstock left
for Cornwall Bridge, last spring.
Mrs Amy Angevine Hyde is at her
fathers, J. FL. Apgevine's, quite i'll with
dysentery.
John Andrigg and Max SchneIl are
each entertaining city guests.
The hay harvest still fingers, waiting
in vain for the sun to shine.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
oAKv1LLE Axp VICINITY.

John Kennedy has not been working
for few days. His son, William, 10
running the shop and does pretty we'll.
Mr. Hockey was home from Bridgeport
over Sunday.
James Grlffen of Watertown is build
ing Charles Nitchie's house on River
aide and has it nearly covered.
Miss Nellie Beardslee of Bridgewater
is visiting friends in Oakville, riding
from there on her bicycle. She has been
teaching Gertrude Beardslee to ride.
Mr. and Mrs G. L. Beardslee were Wis
lting friends in Woodbury., Saturday.
Fl. W. Warner missed getting DR. Vari-
els house of Watertown to build by $21.
Pretty close figuring on most $4,000
contract. George Scott got it. Mr. War
ner is now at work on Mr. Laurence's
house in Oakville.
Mrs John Atwood has two nieces visit
ing her.
Rev Mr. Cunningham of Watertown
preached in the parish room, Sunday
morning.
Mr. Fletcher preached in the Congre"
gational chapel, Sunday evening.
The engagement of Miss Jane E. Bow
ers of Thomaston and Frederick Evans
of this place has been announced. The
wedding will take place some time in the
near future.
William Thrall has moved to Buffalo,
N. Y.
Quite q number of people from here
are attending the camp meeting at Plain
vile, this week.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new road. Contractor Hart is hustler
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
NEWS NUGGETS,

Last Thursday evening John Ravens.
barn to 100 of his friends, who enjoyed
themselves by dancing until daylight.
Mrs Henry Marsh Of New Milford is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Albert
Halloek. Mrs Ma1sh's infant son has
been quite sick.
The Lend A Hand club held picnic
at Waramaug lake, Friday. All seemed
to enjoy it.
Mrs Crossman, who has injured her
knee,i Is doing as well as can be expected.
Miss Anna Richardson is working for her
Samuel Weston has moved into the
Baptist parsonage.
Edward Mcintyre has moved into the
back part of Daniel Burr's house, where
Mr. Weston moved cut.
It being 80. wet and rainy Wednesday
evening the ladies of the Baptist church
did not have very good sale for their ice
cream.
Mrs Silas Richmond OF Washington
spent Sunday at her fathers, John
Bailey's.
Mrs William Clarke of Waterbury. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs Fred
erick Landon, has returned home.
e. J. Ames continues to have a good
demand for his popular pumps, with
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19

ATTEND AND CARRY A GOOD APPETITE
WITH YOU.
The clam bake to be held for the ben
eft of the Village Improvement fund, on
Thursday of next week, promises to be a
very pleasant affair, and all who attend
should not fail to come prepared to enjoy
it. It will be served from l to p. m. in
the Center. Come hungry and go away
satisfied.
The Bible class meet on Wednesday
afternoon at Mrs Johnson's, and Friday
evening at the parsonage.
Mrs Smith of Bridgeport Is the guest
Of Mrs Dwight Wheeler.
Mira Valentine and son of Bridgeport
are guests Of Sherman Bronson.
The Village Improvement society will
hold clam bake on the grounds of W.
W. Weltor, August %.
James Orr and daughter, Isabelle, are
visiting friends in Bridgeport.
Austin Gillette entertains friends from
Woodbury..
A. T. Nettleton of Newtown was call
ing on friends in this village few days
since.
Mr. and Mrs Levi Morris Of Newtown,
with brother of Mr. Morris from Brook
Ign, were in town few days since.
Mrs Cornelius Blakeslee of Rutherford,
N. j., was in town over Sunday. She is
native of this town and daughter OF
L. D. Sanford of Bridgeport.
John Munson of Woodbury., with his
family, were guests of C. N. Hatch over
Sunday.
Miss Res lie Mallett is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Frank Beach, in Bridgeport.
Mrs Almeda Woodin, formerly g Miss
Garfield, who resided in this town some
80 years ago, Is visiting in this section.
Charles Weeks of Bridgeport is spend
ing his vacation with his grandfather, s.
r. Weeks.
burton Rugglea of Missouri, but for
mer resident of this place, is Visiting
friends in this section.
Master Howard Peck, TO celebrate his
birthday, last Saturday, entertained a
number Of his young friends at the resi-
dence of his father, Berney Peck.
Mr. and Mrs A. Ell. Gillett are entertain
ing niece from Woodbury..
Mrs A. B. Mallett has for a guest a
younger brother from Westerly, R. I.
Mrs Catharine Starr is reported very
low with but slight chance for recovery.
Mrs Charles Sanford of Roxbury was
in town on Sunday.
Edwin Carlson, who lives in the Treat
district, has very fine piece of tobacco,
about two acres. 1t is one of the finest
crops he has ever raised, he thinks.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
NEW YORK, NEW RAvKN AND HARTFoRl,
RAILROAD.
iERKsHIRE DIvIsroH,

NEW HAVEN-North. s-s5 q. m, 3.57 p. m.
South, l0.65 8. NJ, $50 p. M.
SHELTON-North, I0.u5 g. H., 42l D. m, south.
1929 a. m, 7.03 p. N.
sTEVENSON-North. l0.l6 a. m, As q. m,
south, lO.l6 q. NJ, $40 pm.
hONROE-North. 1I0-A a. M lass D. m,
VOISFORD-south for New Haven, 1905 a. m,
63S p m: See Botstord below.
9NTOWN-Sorth, la, lose a. m, 1920, 4-52
IS p: N. Sunday, 7Ai a. M. South
$50, SAT, s.57, n.27 a. m. 4.23 $40. 6.s8 D. ma,
HAWLEYYI kENNorth. 7-s2, 1o4s a. II,
South. 6-5i. SIS. as. ills g. m, Ais. IS. 81?
p. IN. Sunday. 6.07 %. m.
SROOKFIELD JUNCTION-Sorth, s.us, 10 5s
ll.Ul a. milo, Aus, Sis, 5.23, 100 p. m. ST.
day, S! 3 a. III. South, 6.42, $50, $40, II. 10
a. m, 40, 5:45, 6.07 p m. Sunday 58,p. N
56;2S. l25 p N. Sunday, sos. South, 6-S7,s p,
LANEsVILLE and STIlL RIVER-NUrth SIS
a. m, SIS p. N. South, $50, $40 q II,
4.'s: As z. In. Sunday. north, SIS e. NJ.
NEW MILF . RD-North. s.22, ula, IL % a. m,
us, 20 81. Al, 40 p. IN sunday, "a A.
n sSEtth ..25, t.05, 5.23, l0As 8. m, s47, AS,
Dab 5+4 g. Il Sunday, 500 p. m.
ME 4WlEtVTLLR-korth, : s., h.. IS a. M 81
5.51 p. IL. Sunday ,S-S5 & m. South, IO-s5 IN
20, 52s p. N Sunday, 4-57 p.
kESf-Norlh, SAG, II .&s a m, SIS, 10 p. N.
sundayrs49 a. u. South, l028 t. M, q 4.U4,
COhSWALL BRlDGE-NoTth, 9.O5 n. L., 70 o.
i.lo,6.26. p N: Sunday, sos g. IN. south. vii
a. "a, Sal, 5. p. IL. Sunday ,s4l4 D. IL.
VEST CORN W ALl1-North, s.ll 8. n, l2 Il,
4-S6, OBS p. IN. Sunday ,9.I4 8. south, ZOOS
= II, 324. 4t9 .. m Sunday 4-0l ?.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
BETHLEH EN-.
DEATH OF MRS JAMES B. AMEs.

DEATH OF MRS JAMES B. AMEs.
The death of Mrs James B. Ames on |
Friday came like shock to her many !
friends and townspeople, nOtwithstand- |
ing her poor health. The funeral was
attended at her late residence on Monday
afternoon. Services we're conducted by
Rev G. L. Aver. Mrs Ames leaves q
husband and two daughters, Mrs George
Leavenworth of Roxbury, and Mrs Ar
thur T. Minor Of this place. The inter-
ment was In the South cemetery beside
her son, Lewis, who was drowned in
Bantam lake few years since. A large
concourse of people were in attendance,
showing the high esteem in which Mrs
Ames was held.
Attorney W. FL. Williams is at the Day.
ton cottage for weeks sport In hunting
woodchucks.
Clinton Ell. Bird of New Haven has been
a guest at the Bird cottage.
William II. Kassor, former resident,
ia spending the week in town.
Mrs J. W. Hull and son have returned
from Two weeks stay at North Bran
ford.
Mrs buoy Dorman OF Chicago has been
at James Flynn's and B. 81. Johnson's.
Joel 81. Atwood and family are prepar-
ing for the annual celebration of the im-
mediate family Of his father, Henry At
wood of Middlebury, which takes place
at Quassapaug, August 16.
Homer johnson and wife of Waterbury
were at his fathers, B. 81. Johnson's, ov-
er Sunday.
Mrs Charles M. Daniels, nee Bloss, of
West Haven is visiting in this vicinity.
John Hollenbeck is very i'll at his home
in the Jackson tenement. His family
have the sympathy Of many friends.
Miss Minnie E. Stone is visiting at her
fathers, George G. Stones.
Edgar Daniels, with wife and son, are
at J. e. Aliens, their usual summer re-
treat.
On Sunday evening, August q, ad-
dresses in the Congregational church are
expected from the lady from Bulgaria
who spoke in the interests of her Country
short time since. Also at the same
time and place a representative from
Macedonia will speak.
Mrs Dora M. Sanford and son, Henry,
Of Bridgewater,are visiting at Samuel P,
Hayes.
key Griffin had the cancer removed
from his eye again, last week Thursday
by DIR Variell of Watertown.
Nelson Flower is at his fathers for a
week.
1t is reported that Mrs Hargrave, wife
OF former rector of Christ church, has
recently died, leaving an infant and eight
other children. They are now in Vir.
ginia.
Miss Minnie Stone is at her fathers
George G. Stones.
c. Fl. Bird Of New Haven is at his
fathers for visit.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19

Sanford and family Of Washington were
the guests of Mrs r. A. Powers at Maple
Ridge the later part of last week.
New arrivals at Maple Ridge are A. N.
Upham of New York, w. j. Durley,
Mrs r. Ell. Osmond and two children OF
New Haven and Mr. and Mrs r. Wiswall
and daughter of Brooklyn, N. Y.
John j. Egan of Brooklyn spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mrs Egan at her
fathers, Michael Logue's.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
WEST MORRIS.
PERSONAL GLEANINGs.

Mrs r. A. Powers g3ve an ice cream
party at Maple Ridge, August 8, in
honor Of the anniversary of the birth Of
her daughter-in-law, MRS J. B. Sanford.
Among the guests was L. A. Hager, who
also claims the date as his birthday.
A. s. Clark Of Old Milford has been
through this section making his annual
rounds among the pianos. On this trip
he has tuned for Monroe Throop, L.. A..
Hager and Mrs r. A. Powers and his
work is always done in satisfactory
manner.
Charles O. Mobiles ia on the sick list.
DR. Richardson in attendance.
Mrs Charles Stoddard and children Of
Oakville are visiting her father, Mr. Or
son Emmons.
Mr. and Mrs George Camp of Morria,
Mrs Sarah A. Babbitt of New Britain,
Mrs Emily Wedge and Mas Winnie
Wedge, OF New Preston and Mrs j. b..
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
CORNWALL BRIDGE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT.
The state treasurer was guest at the
Cornwall Bridge house over Sunday.
The Treadwell family have returned
to their home ia Norwalk.
Miss Almeda Trosket, who has been
spending few weeks at Merritt SHADES,
leaves Saturday for her home in Bridge
port.
j. e. Skiff and wife of Batavia, n. Y, ,
spent few days at the old home of his
boyhood, last week. Mrs G. FL. Skiff of
Waterbury accompanied them.
Harry Smith and friend from Bridge
port are spending part Of their vacation
at Charles Smiths.
Lillian Hatch gave a party to her
young friends, last week, and they all
seem unanimous in reporting a good
time.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19

Nepaug. William D. Borler is substi-
tuting for her In the postoff1ce in the
meantime.
r. Dean is working for his brother In
Millerton, N. Y, IN the market business.
G.. K. Smith and wife are taking q
weeks vacation in Sharon at j. B.
Smiths.
Miss Laura Hall of New Haven is
visiting old friends here.
Mrs Edward Oviatt is visiting friends
in Bridgeport.
Mrs G. Squires of Bridgeport is at
Charles Smiths.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
DAsBURY DIVISION.
DANBURY-North tMain St. stationl go. rs.

DANBURY-North main st. station) $50, 7As,
s 20, y ., N, J; -, s. IS p Sunday $50 D m
wv h1te St SLAtlOn,) lo.4S m, 8-53, 5 OS $50
p M North white st. statlon) S.4S, ii Is IL
M, 4.20, 6.l1 p IN. (MaIn St station) 600, 725
al 10 m' [ 80 p m. Sunday, sos q M 6 10, 80
p IN.
BATHEL-North. $50, 1907. I0.4l 6. Il. 2oa,
3.46, 500, $40, 6-53 p. II. sunday, lO.O9 6 n
ala p. NJ. South, sos, 80 ass, q. m, II 81,
So. 5-S', as p. m. Sunday, s12 a. m, 6I7
go J..
B - DGhG-North, 7-21. 1O.Ol a. m, a.os, s.l7
p; IL -uHuaS. 1908 a. IL, SOS p. N. south,
tL- u.5S a N, 54S p. m. Sunday, Sis
sANFoRD-North. 7.l6 s-5l q. m, l.59, s.4S p.
-. sunday ,sdS 4. m, s.04 p. M. South, s.l6 a.
il.
BRANCHVILLE-North, ITO, eAs 1925 a. M
l-o1, 3 3 1-S5, o-5I p m. Sunday, 9-5S &. N .
isl south, 6-21, 7.45. ilO-Il a. IN, laos
446 5-53, g 81 p IN. Sunday, SIS a. n, 6-sS
p. N.
eco &GETOWN-North, 7.Os ga, a. n, Lac.
81 y m. Sunday, s.49 a. m, 80 p. N. South,
SO g. m, I'LL, 5-S p. Sunday. S-S1 q. M,
$50 N.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
ROXBURY.
TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTrINqs.

TOWN AND Personal JoTTINGs.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Preston spent
lsst Sunday at Stony Creek.
Mrs Willard Hodge spent a few days
with her sister in Washington, last week.
Mabel Thomas is visiting in Birming-
ham.
The party of young people who spent
day, much refreshed in mind and body,
and report fine time.
Rev any Mrs Humphrey drove to Beth
any, last weeF, and spent few DAYS
with old friends.
Albert Buckingham and Charlie Crofut
went to the shore at Walnut Beach on
Saturday last ON their ''bikes," going by
way of Bridgeport, to be guests of the
ladies who went from here on Tuesday.
O'Dell g Canfeld's cattle come to town
on Wednesday, the 10th; COWS and year
lings,l
George W. Hurlbut is stocking his farm
and Thomas farm with young stock from
George E. Barnes herd.
CT. Squire sold from stock of:Phineas
Platt a fiLe three-year-Old heifer and calf
to Gilbert Williams of the garnet works.
They have commenced operations again
on the "Rocky Mountain Garnet NINE"
a Mr. Atwood doing the quarrying.
Tobacco buyers were in town, last
| week, buying the crops Of Frank Dlcken-
son on the Mower boys land, G. r..
Squires', G. Tt. Nicholson's, at rather be5-
ter prices than last year, IA to 16 &c.
Clayton Squire, Charles Pierce, Hoad.
| ley Crofut took trip to Lake QuaFsa-
paug on their bicycles on Sunday last.
A Worcester Buckeye moving ma
chine, Osborn steel horse rake and lam
Der wagon, all nearly new, for sale By c.
T.. squires, cheap for cash.
| Frank Booth has added to his bushes:
blacksmithiDg and carriage dealing and
repairing, also harness department. He
furnishes them on short notice at very
low price.
DIR Pons has erected fine 6O-foot alag
pole on his lawn. The pole was furnish
ed by Jay Tyrrell and is very nicely fin
ished.
| Frank Booth has bought the black
| smith shop where he has worked for &
number Of years, of W. B. Seward anc
| Warren Brown of Virginia.
| Visitors in town at present are: A
George Hurlburt's, Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Hawley and Halle Peck of New Haven
At Mrs T. Bronson's, MIR and Mrs Virgil
Hitchcock of Meriden and Mrs wilkinson
of Staten Island. At Myron o Del's
Miss Treat and Miss Fanny, Treat of New
| Haven. At Charles Sanford's, Mr.
Blakesley of Brooklyn. NJ Wheaton
has her rooms filled with n,arders from
Philadelphia. Mrs S. B. Smith also ha
a house full at present.
Born, August ID, son to Mr. and Mr.
Edwin Ashman.
Rev Mr. Bushee is having vacation o
two weeks.
| w. A. Wilsey has exchanged his fancy
four-year-old COW for work horse.
William Petit is dealing in burse
quite extensively, having exchanged
twice the past week and still has th'
same horse.
John Creigh is doing team work for c
B. Thompson of Bridgewater, removing
dirt from his factory cellar to grade
around his house.
| Mrs Mary Walker and son, Perrr, anc
Mrs Ida Squire of New Milford were
guests of c. T. Squire, Saturday, return
ing home Sunday evening.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
WEST CORNWALL.
TO ENLARGE TEE CHAPEL.

At the meeting of the church socie-
ty, Monday week, it was voted to build
an addition to the chapel, 15x1S, thus
making room 33x18, which can be util-
lied for social as well as other purposes.
Miss Nc. S. Thompson is visiting her
sister, Mrs Walter Williams.
Beulah Beers has returned TO her
home in Lakeyille after her visit with
Mrs j. Hulbands.
Jack Mackay is visiting d. Rose and
returns to New York this week.
Miss Jessie Cochrane spent Saturday
Of last week at her cousins, Annie
Amudaon's, IN Lime Rock.
Miss Katherine M. salaweski Ia taking
j short vacation at her uncle's home in
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
BoTsroRp 10 sRrpeEpoET.

BOTSFoKD-horIll. 7-Sb, IU-8l g. m l2lG5, 4S2,
e;5S p. M Sunday. 5-S8 a. n. South. 10,
SIS, ii-sS6 IN, asa, SIS pm. Sunday, s s.
p. IN. See BUtsford above
sTEFSkf-lvOI Ii, 1--s,Iv.io an. Has m, AS,
o.+5 p, N. sunday, rs 4. m south, 7I6, sIl..,
II - q. M, 40, As p. m. Sunday, s.4S o. II.
LONG HILL-Sorth,f7-22, lo.ll. II * IA. N, t-gi,
6 IS p. N. Sunday, 4 - p M. Fouih, IA,
3uS, Has a. m, As 81 p. N. Sunday 6-5s
p.
TRUABCLL-North, f7.ls, 1905. liza a. ru-,
4Slt 6-S2 p N. Sunday, file g. N. SouLh
BIDGEPoRT-Sorth, los. as, llOs 8. m-a 20,
S22 p. IN. sunday, los a. m. Arrive, 7.4a,
3.2o 8. IN. laos, s. 5, 7l0 p. m. Sunday us
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
BANTAM.
AT THE CREAMERY.

Business continues brisk at the cream
cry, 100 or 1900 quarts being bottled
daily. The present working force con-
sists of W. FL. Palmer, the longtime and
popular superintendent, Enos Benedict,
James McKeeman, Robert Waugh, Frank
Zigler, Edwin Mcintyre, Alfred Matson,
Somner Bennett, Eliza McKeeman, Gus
ia Stauseback, Mary Cone and Title
Gum.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
HOW'S THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of Catar1 b that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo. o.
We, the undersiS ned, have known T. J,
Cheney tor the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business tran sac
tons and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their firIn.
West 4 Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
WaIding, Kiunan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug.
gists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Price 75c per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
A FORTUNATE ESCAPE FROM SERIOUS
ACCIDENT.

A runaway which might have had a
fatal ending, but fortunately turned out
otherwise, happened last week, Monday.
Robert Currip, who drives the Adams
Express wagon, had occasion to go to
David Norton's In the south part of the
town and he took Mr. Wheeler's two
children in the wagon. Robert is an ex-
ceptlonally careful boy, much more so
than some older people, and when he
stopped to go into Mr. Norton's he took
the two children out of the wagon. The
little girl, when she found no one watch
ing, climbed back into the wagon and
the horse being used 60 starting up as
soon as anyone touches the step started
right off. The little girl grabbed the
lines and held ON TO them, and the more
she neld the faster the horse went, until
finally she let the lines 20 and took hold
OF the seat. The horse turned the cor
ner at Mr. Sepples' all right but came to
grief at George Fl. Scott's corner, where
the wagon turned over and the child
landed In the ditch, fortunately receiv-
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
Scroft11a, a Vile
Inheritance.

Scrofula is the most obstinate of blood
troubles, and is often the result of an
inherited faint in 4Rhe blood. s. 8. s..
is the only remedy which goes deep
enough to reach Scrofula; it forces out
every trace Of the disease, and cures
the worst cases.
My son, Charlie, was afflicted from infancy
with Scrofula, and he suffered :. that 1t was
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-19
NEW PRESTON.
AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH.

Al Idh 1LLAdh CdOhChs
New Preston people were favored,
last Sunday morning, as previously
promised, in listening to. a fine address
from Rev N. Fl. Whittlesey in the inter-
eat of the Minister'S Fund Association
which is compared with other charitable
orders. A young institution for the re-
lief of aged and infirm ministers, their
widows and children, and by Mr. Whittle-
sey's report, has slread. done much good.
Mr. Whittlesey seems we'll adapted to the
work assigned him as secretary and the
financial receipts to the society he
represents, during the last seven years,
fully attests to that fact. Il seemed
good to once more hear his voice from
the pulpit. Time turns backward to the
date his voice was heard in the school
room in essay, rhyme and Latin. God
speed him in the work he is now engaged
upon. During the service Mrs Daniel
Wilson of Brooklyn rendered a fine solo.
Miss Reba Lyman returned from
four weeks visit in New Haven, last
Friday. Her father went down earlier
in the week to accompany her home.
B. c. Hatch OF Shelton visited last
week at Mrs S. M. Bolles's.
Mr. Geer of Brooklyn, N. Y, who has
for several seasons passed August at Rev
Henry Upson's, is again here with his
horses and coachman.
g. M. Breinig by illness felt obliged to
remain at his cottage at Lakeside most of
last week.
B. j. Haynes was also by Illness
obliged to absent himself, last week,
from his duties as agent at the New
Preston station.
Tobacco which was set out early now
Ia ready to be gathered and Sherman
Cogswell, Jr., is among the first to COM
mence cutting his crop.
Rev n. 81. Whittlesey is staying with
his brother, Robert c., most OF this
week, it being the old Whittlesey home
stead, the place of his birth.
Men connected with the Bell Telephone |
Co. are again here erecting poles on the