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CHRIsTIANsTED.


April 13th-per scEnr. "VigiIant" from st.
Thomos-Naomi Erouing and child, Oscar
Golterman, Rev. Father H.. Servnis. Lawyer
+. Brun, Mr.. Sorensen, Nancy Christian.
April l4Ch-per schnr. "VigiIont' for St.
Thomas-Francis Moye, Josephine Thomas,
Hans S6rensen, P. Didrichsen.
April l4th-per sIOop IN )raing Star for
Barbados-IhOmas Smith.
April 16th-per schur. "YigiInnt' from ST.
Thomas-Arthur James Harley Luther Bough,
Master Erie Citizens, Patrick Patrick, Misses
Bell and Vlaun, 1hyro Miller.
April ISth-per schnr. "Vigilont' for st.
Thomas-Sarah Sob0tker and 2 children,
Lawyer F. Brun, School Inspector Quin,
Richard NeSbeth. L LancIas. For America
via st. Thomps-Robert w. Nuns.
April 19th-For America via Frcderiksted
H. Rodgers.
, 1898-04-20
OFFICIAL WOTICF.
Bekjen d~tgjorelse

!TET bekiendtgj0res herved, at der
W af Deres MajestHtcr KONG
CHRISTIAN den Niendes og DRoN-
MING LoUIsEs Guldbryllupslegat til
Fordel for vserdige vr@ngende paa
ST. Croix vii vmre ct R%entebelob at
sos til Uddcling den 26de Mai d.A.
Andragcnder, Indeholdende de
fornGdno og beh0rigt konstateredc
Oplysningcr, Vile we're at indsende
til Gouyerncmentct for de dansk-
vestindiskc Ger linden den I5de Mai
d. A.
Gouycnemcuts Sccrclariaret, st. Croix,
Cen 1Sde April 1898.
IINPRTCHT.
, 1898-04-20

Publication

mr. is hereby made known, that a
balance Of interest amounting to
$lO6 will be on hand for distribu-
ton the goth May a. c, from Their
Maiesties KING CHRISTIAN the Ninth
and QUEEN LoUIsE's Golden We'd
ding Memorial Fund for the benefit
Of worthy INDECENT persons in St.
Croix.
Applications, containing the re-
quisite information and duly certified
to be forwarded to the Govern
mcnt of the Danish West India Is
lands within the Is May a. c.
Government SccretaIy's Office, St CIoiX,
the 18th April 1898.
LIMPRICHT,
, 1898-04-20
TEIEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

st. VIEOIA SIAIIUN.
London, 10Th April.-Sugar in stock on
the 9lh inst. was 10000 tons. Last year
81, 900 tons.
New York, April l6th.-London news all.
nounces the death Of Mrs. Oscar Wilde.
Dispatches from PekIu state that the
Emperor will receive Prince Henry of Prus-
STA upon a footing of equality, and will sit
at the same table at The Summer Palace.
The Emperor will ais return Prince Henry
visit.
The St. Petersburg correspondent Of the
Times" reports that the daughter Of Privy
, 1898-04-20
is wanted by

We Lear that on Sunday-night several
attempts were made to enter different %orSs
in this town. In one instance. ut Mr.. Cane
gata's Grocery the attempt was successful,
but VIC are glad to learn that the thieves OBJ
tanned only a few cents, and there has been
apparently no other loss.
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BASEBALL ENrHusIAM.

The Y. M. G. A. baseball club from
Danbury played an exciting game, Sat-
urday afternoon, on the Cnnetia park
grounds. resulting in score of nine to
five, in favor of the New Milford boys.
The closing of the Rectory school,
Thursday last, called out l. rye number
of persons to witness the event and the
compliments rendered by them were all
in the highest praise of the principal and
teachers of the school. The fall term Of
this school will commence about Octo-
Der l.
Mrs Ellen Rogers and daughter, Juliet
tie, have arrived here from New York for
their summer outing, and will rendezvous
at Indian Cliff colts ge, near the Rectory
school.
E. B. Biddiford ia off for weeks out
| ing and is fittipg in and about Winsted
this week, his I'D hume, commencing
with circus which is on exhibition to-
day (Monday,) He will return to sNeV
Milford Saturday.
A. E Lathrop, hustling contractor
has started on cattsge for Charles Carl
son. f will be 26x2S, with an ell. Ell,
is also finishing up the house of M. j
Feeney, which was built from plans pre-
pared by him. He has several 0the
houses in view and promises to have
busy season. Contractor Lathrop AM
men have also assisted D. w. Gregory
who is building cottage for Mr. Bra
of Roxbury in the district west of III
village called Guinea"
Mrs Madigan, who lives below 40,
er's Leap" is entertaining, among othe
city guests, M. j. O'ConneIl, Mr. and MI
Thomas Callahan, Misses Grace, Ma
and Clare and Eddie Callahan, all of Ne
York.
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w. c.. Barton,
tsuccessor to w. B rton & Col
BANK ST., NEW MILFORD.
Spend Your Dollars

Where you can get the best re-
tu,n for the dollars spent. We
claim this is the place, other
deal, rs will tell you differently
now we are willing to leave the
question with you. We do feel
sure that the crowds that visit
our store every day and the bum
dies that they carry away with
them is pretty good evidence that
we are right and it will be as it
has always been our aim and de-
termination not only to give our
customers the most goods for
their money but to give them the
best goods and the very best
treatment that can be had any
where.
We believe that Fair, Honest
dealing, Best Goods at Lowest
Prices will always win success.
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Adriance 8uckeye !

This is established by its history In
the report by the Judges Of the great
est NATIONAL FIELD TRIAL ever
held in the United States we frd, re-
ferring to our BUCKE' z. For several
years past every moving machine con-
trivance has gravitsted mora and more
toward the BUCKEYE principles until
all the mschines are grouped s'ouud
this central type"
There are so many go7d points to
the ADRIANCE BUCKEYE that wa
cannot begin to enumsrste them all
in cur ad, but we would be very pleas
ed to have any one who is thinking OF
getting machine call on US. We can
prove to their satisfaction that the
ADRIANCE BUCKEYE MOWER is
the best Of all
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NEW PRESTON.
FARMERS srAID AT HOME AND REJoIcED

FARMERS sTAID AT HOME AND REJOICED.
The welcome rain Uf hs; Sunday gave
to absent himself and family from church
service and enabled him TO contentedly
rest at home while his tobacco plants,
Just set, gained root and all nature re-
freshed amt renewed in VigJr, SEEM
mere beautiful and prepared for the sun g
eat and growth again. Ii was slJOgetb-
er the most beautiful and bent fetal storm
thus far of the ses son.
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Crippled by
Rheumatism.

Those who have Rheumatism find
themselves growing steadily worse all
the while. One reason of this is that
the remedies prescribed by the doctors
contain mercury and potash, which Ill
timately intensity the disease by caus-
ing the joints to swell and stiffen,
producing O severe aching of the bones
8. 8. 8. has been curing Rheumatism
for twenty years-even the worst cases
which seemed almost incurable.
Capt. o. e. Hughes, the popular railroad
conductor, Of Columbia, s.. O., had an expert
snce with Rheumatism which convinced him
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-06-24
DEATH OF DIR JOHN BLOT.

DR. John Blot, son of the late Angus.
tus BLOT, died at his late residence in
New York City, Monday, June 10, of cor
sumption. The funeral took place in
New York and was largely attended.
Mr. Blot was graduate of Columbia col
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-06-24
THE KENT UMPIRE ERRED.

a baseball nine of Kent met the New
ball ground, last Saturday afternoon,
and defeated New Preston by score of
% IS, as claimed by some, through the
error in judgement of the Kent umpire.
Mrs S. c. GoodhuP, with her retinue OF
servants and horses, is expected at her
summer home at Arrow Point about
July /.
NJ. G. Taylor continues in about the
same condition as at last writing.
City guests are expected this week a,
George c. Hopkins and Mrs C. N. B e
mans.
Mrs E. Gustaveson and children of
New York City opened their summer
cottage at Ash Grove, on the 10 b, ard
another family from the city have rent
ed ard opened the smaller cottage on the
same premises for the season.
Mrs B. j. Haynes intends to open iu
her home here, an ice cream parlor for
the accommodation of the public during
the summer and il is hoped the same will
be we'll patronizpd for the encourage
ment of Mrs Haynes.
Mr. ard Mrs Fl. w. Brown closed their
house, this week, and opened their hotel,
Carter house, for the summer at Cherrie
Point, where comfort, refreshments and
the best of hos pitality can be found BY
the travelling public as we'll rs city guests
who desire a chsrming location, nice
rooms, good table and best of attendance
duri' their summer soj urn in the
count y. Your pendent wi hes
them the best of success in their new or
renewed inn.
Mrs F. J. Hosford went to New Yo-k
City, last Saturday, for short stay.
John Pickles and daughter of MI Yer
non, n. Y, were the guests of Maj w.
Burnham the latter part of last week and
over the Sabbath. Mr. Pickles is so well
pleased with this vicinity that he has ex
pressed desire TO make this bis board
ing place during the summer, if possible.
Strawberry Leds are loaded, this week,
with the luscious ripe fruit and prices bid
fair to be the lowest known in years.
Fire in one of Col E Johnson's chin
neys at Lakeside, last VT elk, attracted q
small crowd of observers, all ready e.
render aid to his colts g. if found ees-
sary. 1t il blessed good thing some
times to have willing neighbOrs.
Fireworks at each store here displayed,
this week, attracts the attention Of the
boys who have for weeks been looking
forward TO a proper celebration of the
glorious Fou tn. This year some of
the N feel like is ying in an extra SUI ply
on account of recent developments in the
American-Spsnish conflict.
j. A Hatch has worn out three pairs
of boot soles and two tongues in prepar.
ing for his annual exhibition on New
Preston Hill on the evening of July
This yer he col fidently asserts will be
his best.
Charles Wheaton of Waterbury, but
formerly of this town, was here last Sat
urday and in Marketable over the Sun
day after an absence from here of nine
years.
Frank Tl rrell OF this place has been
for two weeks busilv engaged at house
painting with Seth Osborne of woodvilie
in Bantam.
Rev Henry Epson was absent from
bis home here part of last week while
visiting in New Haven and New Lon
don.
Mr. and Mrs Could W. Hart of Brook
lyn, N. Y are at present guests of @.
G. Whittlesey.
"a sTo IRA.
=, = Thu Eind Vnu uoua li,povo potcht
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tn q t there Is only one
cure for that painful dis
ease. He says: II WAS q
great sufferer from mus
cular rheumatism for
two years. I could get
no p er an emit relief
from any medicine pre-
scribed by my physician.
I took about a dozen bot
ties of your 8. s. s., and
now / am as well as I
ever was inmy life. lam
sure that your medicine
cured me, and / would
recommended to any enc
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FALLs ANp RREAKs a LEG.

Henry A. HubDell, while at work in
his shop . few weeks since, was SO I'M
fortunate ~ to fall distance OF eight
feet, breaking leg. Is King and Gris-
void set the leg and the patient Ia dor &
az well as can be expected.
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were married by F. B. Draper at All
Saints church, Monday afternoon.
They have many friends who will wish
them well, q long and happy life.
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GAYLoRDsvILLE AND VICINITY.

GAYLORDsVILLE AND VICINITY.
Charlie Talbot has secured a position
in the creamery.
Nell Warner has new bicycle, pur
chased of w. T. Gaylord.
S. @. Ferriss, who has been away for
the past two weeks, has returned.
Mrs Smith Waller is quite i'll with
malarial fever. DR. Dolan is attending
her.
H, Ward is also on the sick list.
c. Il. Pomroy is building a barn and
silo. Robert Kellogg Is doing the work.
P. D. Boinsy is building a fine house
and barn for DIR Barnum of Kent.
Paine & Underhill have the finest
piece Of tobacco we have seen this spring
Miss Stuart closed her school in the
Waller district on Friday of last week.
There were appropriate exercises by the
scholars.
Summer boarders are beginning to ar
rive, some at E. r. Hurd's and some at
L. B. Gaylord's.
On Saturday morning of last week,
word came down from Bulls Bridge of
some ferocious wild animal brought to
bay by dog in the wiids of Cat Rocks
mountain, across the river. The barking
of the dog and the screams of the beast
were plainly audible to the neighb0r-
hood. As soon as the word was received
one of our nimreds got down his trusty
musket and started In search of rein
forcements. He succeeded in enlistlne
the postmaster and the locs expressman,
and seated behind the spirited team of
the expressman, they started for the
field of battle. After driving as far as
possible into the wilderness the team was
hitched and sortie on foot was planned.
AS they proceeded the way became diff
cult through great thickets of hemlock
and laurel, and over and around va
screams Of the animal became louder
and more fierce. With great bravery,
but in some trepidation, they pressed Oh
and at last coming out into little open,
ing in the thicket they found-a little
black puppy fastened to bush by rope
attached to collar around his neck
After christening him a triumphal
march was begun homeward, where all
arrived in safety.
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suffering TON any bIOOu N4seEase'
Everybody knows that Rheumatism
is diseased state of the blood, and
only blood remedy is the only proper
treatment, but remedy containing
potash and mercury only aggravates
the trouble.
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lege and was an exceptionally popular
young man.
oAKvILLE AND VICINITY.


Frank Douglass was out riding, Sun
day evening, and is better, but is stay
ing in watertown at his father-in-laW ..
Mr. Hurd's, fer the present.
William Lease has let his nice horse
pn and has woi ker. He is willing 20
Xchange.
Lewis BeardsIee has gene to WI rk in
the dav time instead of ut night. as they
have stopped running nights a. the pin
shop, after three months work.
Service at the parish room was con-
Quoted BY Rev Mr. Cunnip CHAM of Water
town, Sunday mcrniag. and BY Mr. Steer
in the Congregational chapel in the after
noon.
Miss Gertrude Bear6slee ie home for
the summer, having attended school at
wstertown for two years, but is to COM
mence again in the fall.
| Miss Maggie Sullivan left here for her
home in Fall River, Mass, last Saturday.
FL. w. Warner is repairing his barn.
He has built new picket fence above
his house by the garden, ana a verands
on his house occupied by Mr. Peterson
on Riverside. Now it is hoped to see
those woods disappear near Peterson's
and every one will be glad.
Charles Bradley has been sick will
the mumps.
The parish people were paid $50 70
damage done by fire, Monday morning
the h.
, Mrs Bierstadt and Miss Cost Anon
came from New York, last week, 40
opened the Wstertown Inn, last Monda
morning. The prospects of the inn 70
the coming season are EXCEPTIONAL
bright. This was expected after the yer
satisfactory manner in which it was cor
Quoted last season. The boys of NJ
Taft's achool who remain over to tax
the Yale examination will be guests s
the inn until July 2.
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GRADUATION EXERCISES AT THE CENTER
SCHOOL.
SCHOOL.

On Monday evening, June 20, the grad
uation exercises of the Center school
were held at the Town hall. DIV three
pupils graduated this yesr. Each deliv.
cred an original Grafton. The subj C 8
were as follows: woman in History
Miss Mary E. MCGOWAN; Influence, -
Miss Lillian |. Pegrum; THE Mytholo.
gy of the Greeks" Miss Sarah kelly
The graduates were assisted by three
other pupils of the sixth room, who de
iivered the following declamations
wolfe at Quebec" Master Burton J
Calkins; "a Plea for Enthusiasm" Miss
Ada M. Skilton; "The National Flag
Master Wilson 81. Atwood. The oiplo.
mas given to the above graduates are
beautiful in design.
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WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.

An adjourned sale of household goods
belonging to Mrs Lucy Kinney's estate
will take place in August. At the sale,
last week.. the greater portion Of the
china ware was purchased by Mrs. George
Murphy.
Mrs Arthur Knowles spent Thursday
at Mrs Carr Lyons.
Mildred Payne returned on Monday
from two weeks visit at Rev Mr. Lud-
dington's In Shelton and Mrs Merton
Lyons OF New Haven.
School closed on Friday with dialogues
and recitations. Miss Wadham returned
to her home In Cornwall on Saturday.
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Mowers.

. We still sell the old reliable Worcester
haGkeye Mowers, because we believe there is
ne better machine made. If we thought there
Was netter machine we would sell 1t. We
etfry In stock the Chain Gear Machine in both
loot and foot In. cut and standard Gear
II foot 8. There Is big drop in prices for
tins season and II You are in want of q new
mower, we would like to show you these ma
chimes. They win draw easier, NOW better,
last longer and prove more satisfactory than
any other mower made.
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SIS - fhe Blood

being Purely Vegetable, goes direct to
the very cause of the disease and per-
Ynanent cure always results. It is the
only blood remedy guaranteed to con-
tain no potash, MERCURY or other dan
gerous minerals.
Books mailed free by Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Nellie Botsford, Ina Barley, Grace
Garfield, Rissa Capron, Mabel Camp,
Daisy sDutcher, Alan Dodd, E:he1 Gil
bert, Eddie Heacock, Lena Kelly, John
Kelley, Romeo Lsthropa, Raymond La
thrope, Wilbur Logan, Mary Mannion,
Francis Muleahy, Florence Msllett,
Walter Nearing, Arthur Oviatt, Max
Puchel, Grace Philips, Else Reiff, Clar-
ence Smith, Mary Sheldon, Pearl Taylor.
Room l, Glass A: Ruth Botsford,
John Brewster, Evelyn Chapir, John
Connors, Howard Davis, Charles Griffin,
Charles Hine, Thomas Halpine, Michael
Hastings, Isabelle Miller, Bessie Null
cahy, Esther Owens, Arthur PARCELS,
Willie Pickett, Lena Reynolds, Lillybelle
Reynolds, Louisa Shelton, Isabelle
Smith, Hazel Waldron, Willie Warner,
Harry Willard.
Room l, Glass B: Jesse Bushnell,
Anna Cassidy, Agnes Cassidy, George
Cromer, Willie Clark, Helen butcher,
Charles Davis, John Donnelly, Ernest
butcher, Bertha Gordneer, Sidney Hine,
AoeAia N0lASy' A'hoA H"s%"H' NSy HhOuu
Logan, Martin Mannion, Xavier Martin,
Eddie Molloy, Victor Moore, CLARK
Morehouse, Mary Monroe, Julia Nc
Donnell, Bessie Mcmahon, Adele Mon
lin, Andrew Nearing, Birdsey Northrop
Willie Oviatt, Viola PIarz, Charlie:
PHILIPPE, Verona Pelton, Fritz Puchel
Clayton Rowe, Wallace Rowe, DORIS
Reynolds, Harriet Reilly, Amy Rowe
Harry Segur, Katie She ldon, Olive
| Waldron.
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WATERFOWL,
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CENTER DIS
TRTCT SCnnnT

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CENTER DIS
TRICT SCHOOL.
The annual meeting of the Center dis
trict school was held at the sixth room
in the schoOlh0use, Friday evening, June
II. A goodly number were present. B.
C. Atwood was called to the chair.
Committeeman 81. II. Bartlett's report
was read and accepted. 1t has cost the
town to run the six rooms in the Center
district during the school year just closed
SO 2S6 q. District Treasurer Buel Hem
InWay reported bslAnce in the treasury
| of $42 81. Principal Workings report
showed that he had received S3S tuition
| fees from scholars who live outside the
district, $l5 from the State and S25 from
| school entertainment. Those amounts
had been used for books and school fur
| uiture. He reported the work during the
/ year as having been satisfactory in ali
| the rooms. The number of pupils had
! increased from $50 in 1896 to PSI in 1897.
| He spoke of the OverCroWdiDg of the
| rooms, showing that increase accommo-
| AdllOu5 "StS hSC6Ssd y ne dloC LO1u OF
| how fficult it was for him to give any
time to supervise considering the number
Of Rotations which he had to attend to
in his own room. He recommended bet
ter sanitary conditions and other i'm.
provements. The fol Dwing Ulcers Were
elected for the ensuing year: On the
seventh ballot Jerome Woodruff was
che sen for one year, Charles Lockwood
for two years, and G. w. Atwood fol
three years. Buell. Heminway, treas ur
err; Fl. M. Hickox, clerk; B. q. Hemir
way and George Harper, auditors; Theo.
dore Bronson, collector. The moderator
appointed committee of three consist.
ing of Buell. Heminway, q. NJ Hicko1
and Thomas Shields TO consider the ques
ton of improving the school facilities.
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G. Fl. BOOTHS
NEW MILFORD'S
BIG STORE.
Flags.
Offering Flags, SC to 81.
Millinery Offering
For June.

Although this department continues
to have bee hive activity, shall offer
some temptations in prices for trim
med hats SIPS, $3.50 and So, also
some exclusive styles in trimmed Hats
Dewey Sailors and Sampson Walk
ing Hat. Miss Pfeiffer selected some
new Summer beauties in New York,
this week, which may please the ladies',
We do not forget the rosy cheek girls
in trimmed Hats, nor the precious lit
tie tots in lace bonnets, caps.
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Litchfeld County.
NEW MILFORD.

GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE NEW
MILFORD CENTER sCHOOL.--A GREAT
HALL.--sPLENDID WORK OF PRINCIPAL
FRANKLIN s. HOYT.
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W.G.BARTON.
Which Rem
derS

The most efficient use for the longest
time at the least expense-isthe BEST
aud the most ECONOMICAL. In
mowers il is the
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-06-24
WEDDING BILLS.

], steinmeyer and Miss Lizzie Grafton
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Her Health Restored

SEaHE misery OF sleep1essness can only be
realized by those who have expert
enced it. Nervousness, sleeplessness
headaches. neuralgia and that miserable
feeling OF unrest. can surely be cured by DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine. So certain is
DR.. Miles OF this fact that all druggists are
authorized to refund price paid for the first
bottle tried, providing it does not benefit.
Mrs. Henry Bruins, wife Of the well known
blacksmith at Grand Junction. Iowa, SAYS:
Il was troubled with sleeplessness, nervous
ness, headache and irregular menstruation:
suffering untold misery for years. used
various advertised remedies for female com
plants besides being under the care or local;
physicians. without help. noticed in DR..
Miles advertisement the testimonial OF a
lady cured OF ailments similar to mine, and
shall never cease to thank that lady. Her
testimonial induced me to use DR.. Miles
NerVine and Nerve and Liver Pills, which
restored me to health. cannot say enough
for DIR. Miles Remedies - M
DR.. Niles Remedies SaSSs ~. als SS5
are sold by all drug ~ 40 60
gists under a positive ssss -
guarantee, first bottle - WV6EWHE1@ O.
benefits or money re- q A fs0n&s~r@a SsS
funded. Book on dis ss--ssa ~
eases OF the heart and 80 $500, Nsa
nerves tree. Address, aasBh IN
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Eskhars. Ind.
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RAKES.

We have the Thomas Reliable and Worces
tor, two or three best rales made. Rakes that
Will rake and rake right, rakes that a child
can use. We Guarantee them to do the work,
do 1t well and give you perfect satisfaction.
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TEDDERS.

II you ever noed a tedder, you will want it
this year for sure. Don't know IL anything
better in tedders than the Thomas ard Royal.
We have them both, one in wood and other
all steel. Either one will do the business and
do IL right.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-06-24

a baseball nine of Kent met the New
Preston nine on the New Preston Hi
BALL ground, last Saturday afternoon,
and defeated New Preston by a score of
% Is, as claimed by some, through the
error in Judgement of the Kent umpire.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-06-24
HAVING TOOLS.
LAWN MOWERS.

Remember we are headquarters for any
thing In this line, scythes, snaths, Forks,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-06-24

We have a dozen Challenge and villa Now.
ers LETT In l4inch cut, that we offer at 81 rs
sa ch. Plenty of higher priced machines II
GU want them.
Large assortment OF Cultivators, Killers,
Shovel PlOws, uRmmocks, etc.