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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-15
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.


WANTED-R Respectable color5d woman wants place
To do general Eousework; good reference. 1914
Reeves 81, bet q and n, ID and I'd. Item
WANTED BY respectable woman, general house
work also Young woman, chambormaid or
nurse. I702 u 10th 81. NV. mhl4-3t
WANTED Situation as nurse for child or in
valid lady; kind and gentle; best Of refs. Call
or address 81 North Capitol ST. mhl4-3t
" ANTED- respectable Danish widow, posi-
tion as housckceper. other work. where
she can keep ] l-2-year-old child with her; good
home preferred TO big wages. Address DANISH,
this office nhl3-3t
WANTED By colurCd woman. situation to cook;
best If rel. Cali AT 1908 L 81. NV. mhl3-3t
WANTED BY two colored women. places As
nurse. chanbernaid. llundrcss sewing Mt
houc OF out. 1924 Madison ST. NV. mhl3-5t
WANTED BY a respectable woman, washing TO
do At home or away; housekeeping; good
reference. 1912 18th 81 nv mhl2-3t-em
WANTED BY colored woman. place cook in
private family; iirst-class references. Call, 5
days, 1916 Madison Il. INV. mhl2-3t-em
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wANTED-HOTSES

WANTED House and lot; 3. m. j.; about s., 900;
small cash payment. balance monthly prefer
allg NV. Address CASH, this office. II
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHICKEN PIE dinner. l5c.; try our coffee: our
meals the talk OF the town. At BiiiCkER'S,
400 10th ST. NV II
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WANTED Bows from g to Is years oi age for the
Ialm g. Logan Drum Corps. Apply ~ T.
WILKINSON. General Manager. &i y J. ave.
Sc min 5-3t
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Twc fire building lots; $4y0I; on Sth
St. near Md ave. ne-, for Only Doe per foot;
old frame no. +2t Sth ST.. renting for -
WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 6l9 Z ST mhl5-3t
FOR SALE-We will sell you a nice lot on the
Great Falls Electric Railway; 25Nl25; for $50;
PAYABLE $40 cash. balance 81 weekly; viii double
your money within wears; no interest or taxes
until paid for CLARK BROS, 90 ID St NV
mhs ImO-em
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED To buy; a secondhand HOT AIR IN
cubator of 70 or 100 egg capacity; must be
reasonable. Address Mob, this office. mhlj-3t
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vino can ride horsa to- complete cavalry
troau. mon who viii answer ii called on. Nd
d.,~s CAVALRY TROOP. this office. mhl53t
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FOR RENT PA Va. ave. NY, six 90 rooms and
bath; in good repair and modern improve
ments; rent $3.50 Apply l.. d. FORREST, 1888
y St Item
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DIR. CZARRA
DR.. L-EATHE RMAN

ENPERT SPECIALIST, (25 years experience.)
cured. SYPHILIS positively cured in any stage
Consultation free.
Hours, 81 to IL, 2 to 5. Tues,
Thurs. and Sat. Evenings, TO 8.
No. Coz + st. NV. Closed Sunday.
noI5- item
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HlRE-iiorses and buggies and daytons;
drummers and business men, 81. 80 and 81 per
day. PRESTON'S STABLES, sth and st. NV.
Phone 9l7-2 mhl5-9t
DRESS SUITS for hire at CARRIERS. eth and
Ii SITS. nol6tf
FOR nIRE-Full dress suits. 81 only. JULIUS
COHEN, ll0i 9TH st. NV nOl0-tf-em
FOR HlRE-To drummers and business men,
horse and buggy or dayton, 81 per day. and
special prices for pleasure driving. Apply to the
REX STABLES. rear els st. NV; telephone
Call. 100. ap30ti
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FOR sALE-sroRE OR DWELLING

FOR SALE-Store or dwelling. s. 700; 5-roo:n cot
tage, 81, $50, 7-room dwelling. - 80. +. E
REARDON. S07 Monroe ST., Anacostia. D. c.
mhS-l5t-em
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatC Co
STEAMBOATS,.

Every DAY in the year for Fortress Mon
roe, Norfolk, Newport News and all points
So1+b by tie superb, powerful. steel pal
ace steamers, Newport News, 'Noriolk
ana Washington on the following sehed-
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Solicitors: ior The Beautiful Life q 4
Frances +. Willard, published under the /
auspices and Endorsed by the ". G. T. T.; Tie .
only official book; prepared 10y Anna Gordon, Tor .
~ wears Miss Willarls secretary; beautifully DR.
lu>trSted only -: tremendous demand, i"iiaI'z1 .
for agent. superb book, liberal commissions +.
credit given. freight paid. write quick Tor an out
ni and terms THE DOMINION COMPANY. au- .
thurjzod distributors, Dept. :, Chicago
mil5-at
WANTED VOLUNTEERS, yoII NTEERS. Ncu
who can ride horse 10 complete cavalry
troop. men who VIII answer d called on Nd
du~~ CAVALRY TROOP, this office mhi'-"t
WANTED BOYS from to Is years Of age for the
Adm A Logan Drum C.r1l~ Apply ~. T.
WILKINSON. General Manager 81 y. j. ave
S. mhll-3t
WANTED hn c-raud boy; wages. - per week
HELANN. 30 llth st. NV 1t
WANTED Cauyasscr FOR homemade bread; good
compensation. Cali Us 81. ne II
WANTED Sly house painter, Immediately. Ap-
ply TO NELSON, nth ST., near ID 81. ne It
WANTED Cauya-sers for changeablc business
IGN: sells at sight; liberal commission APP
I'iy 2-ue iith ST. NV, j ?. m 1t
WANTED Fir~t-class coatu,akcrs. !. D. rms
a co, corner 9th ana 6 SIS. NV mhl5-tf
WANTED a fr-'-class barber at once. 1885 Pa.
il
WANTED colorcd cook. white butler. white
gardener and driver also white man
age farm. I2l 18th st. NV II
n An I'D Two b1EifeTs tChlHItGt. como ltdit
70 work. The o X, ia y I-t 81. nv
mhi5-St
WANTED Cashier and bookkecpcT: state salary
expected. Address GROCERY. this oficc.
mEI5-3t
NANTED-Two carpenters. \. }. ave. and c st.
1t
NANTED-Ladies' tailor on coats: only ezper-
iguocd need apply. MNNSBRlDGE. 1910 G
ST. mhli-4t
NANTED-A lave man OF gcutlcmauy appearance
a. HI outside position; steady employment
and good wages. reference required. apply alter
3 "'el5,k TUESDAY, EDWARD }. STANLEY. 81.
Jaues uota Item
WANTED Solicitors; salary and commissions ref
creHce required DEPUTY, thi- Office. Item
WANTED-A Young. active meat cutter who has
good experience in grocery business; must
Lave cit1 ref Apply ll45 18th st. NV. Item
CTS. porters, stabemen, watchinen, dishwash-
ers CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. AZ llth ST.
nv mhl4-3t
NANTED-A hustler with $50 cash 10 buy half
interest and manage business; 50 weekly guar
sHteed, money returned. Address BOX us
this office. mhl4-3t
WANTED-At once experienced clothing sa,es-
men. Apply. a. m, NEW YORK CLOTH
ING Hot II. 81 eth st. NV. mhl5-3t
WANTED-A grocery salesman. Who has an es-
t4bliShcd trade. all others viii waste time
On answering. Address, IN confidence, SALES
MAN, tlIs Ofhcc- mHl3-5t
WANTED Ladies iailors; only first class work
men need apply RANER 1881 I4th ST NV.
mhl5St
WANTED-A strong boy 10 work around restau-
rant and make himself generally useful Ad-
dress o. a., this ofice- mil2-3t-em
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WANTED Young lads would like q place as
h1g-akeepcr OF general hyu-eEorl Ut Ia store
lIig 30 So. n.. u
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FOR SALE-HCUSES.


FOR SALE Modern Groom brick house, attn st,
near II, ne, -, 100; two Groom bricks, a. III.
l., 9th ST. ne; easy terms; 81 $50 each; modern
Groom brick, cellar and stable; 9TH St Sc, bet.
Z and G. sts., $500; Broom brick, a. i,
18th st. Sc near St, $500; s-rOOm brick.
cellar, f 81. sw., 10th st. -, go; business
property. 9TH st; sw,; bargain. $500 few
advertised; $4,000 to $500. ABRAHAM FISHER,
5i2 st. NV. mhl3,1 5,E
FOR SALES per cent net investment on pretty
short street, northwest; rooms and BATH
fine order; price, $3.50. l.. STARGARDTER, 6II
9TH st. NV. n;hI3-3t
FOR SALE-Pretty home; 6 large rooms and
bath; il St, Ilth ST. Sc: good lot tc
alley price, s., $50; cost 1850 STARGARDTER
GRiFFlrliS, Gil 9TH st. NV. mil3-at
FOR SALE-A $500, Groom house Tor s., coo;
rents for S25; must sell by April l. Address
MUST SELL, this office. mhlS-3t
FOR SAIE-The biggest bargain in the city; a
fine business property; store and dwelling.
with fargo stable; leased for SIS per month
net; lot, -. 6x120, to 30-ft alley with I5-ft
side alley; price, $1,000 c. I. YODER, 6l5 f
81. mhl3-3t
FOR SALE Nearly new Groom and cellar brick
at 81 900 less than cost; near cars; can ar
range terms suit; must be sold Address
OWNER s, this office. InhI3-3t
FOR SALE-Brick dwelling; & rooms; deep lot;
convenient 10 cars and Government Offices
$1,000; $500 cash; balance monthly. Address
FOR SALE-On account Of being unable 10 keep
up payments, l will sell handsome buff brick
house, fronting circle Lincoln ave. ne, for
s., $50. which was built TO sell for s., 900. Ad-
dress HARD PRESSED. this Office. mh9It-e1n
FOR SALE-405 18th st. ne: -, 500; fine piece
OF property; 9 rooms; a. IN. J.; large back
porch; terms, 500 cash and Sl5 monthly
OWNER, 40 18th st. Sc. fe23-tfcm
FOR SALE new houses on 18th St nea- Md.
ne; rooms, back porch and all mod.
imps.; fine conCTeted cellar under entire house;
lot 10 IL by 100 to alley; fRc steel bath tub,
marble washstand and open plumbing; il fact a
perfect gem of home. OWNER MOXLEY. 10
18th st. Sc fe23ti
FOR SALE-iI0 18th St Sc. g, 800: pretty home
for any one Is feet front by 20 feet 70 alley.
OWNER within fe23-tfem
FOR SALE-620 18th st. ne; concreted cellar and
all mod imps.; lot Is ID by 100 to alley; per-
feet gem of home; price. S2,I0G. terms. SiO)
cash and SIS per mo. OWNER, 10 18th st.
fe23-ti, em
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FOUND.

FOUND-Whte setter dog; MALE owner prove
property and pay for add 1889 10th NV.
mhl3-3t
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HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
Nv

THOMAS f. WAGGAM8N OF F ST NV.
BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

A party from Newborn had an CT joy able picnic at Putnam Park on Tuesday, the weather being perfect. They were the recipients of many c0urtesies from the aftable and popular keeper of the Park, Thomas Delaney. Dinner was served in the grove, and as usual on such cccae ions there was an abundance, Those who made up the party were Rev and Mrs c. H. Smith and Miss Mabel Smith of Plymouth, MT and Mrs A. W, Fairchild, MT and Mrs A, D. Fair child, Miss Mary Hazen Fairchild, Robert Dupning Fairchid, Arthur War ren Fai5cbild, MT and Mrs Allison P. onliGh, Miss Hazel Hszen Smith, MT and Ms sHenry M. Smith, Carlton Smith, Mir and Mrs A. J. Smith, all of Newtown Mrs Ernest Wilson and Miss E Elith Wilson, of New Haven Misses Sadie and Julia Smith and Reuben Smith of Hartford, Rev c. II. Smith, Moasrs A. ". Fairchrd, A. D. FNirchjld, H. M, and A. J: Smith and Hazel Smith were the rccipieot2 If handsome prizes.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

It is expected that Rev MT Barker will preach in the Methodist church, Sandy Hook, next Sunday evening.
 Rev MT Sawyer Is in East Village the first Sunday evening in each month.
 The Ladies' prayer meeting will be held next Tuesday at 3 o'clock with Mrs Graham.
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W ash Goods

All the cotton goods are booming. Imported organ dies at l2 12c are getting away. Scotch ginghams are plenty yet. Silk-mixed ginghalns are now 25c. Anderson's printed warp ginghams are 19c. Scotch Madras cloths, those smart looking plaids and checks that have been so greatly admired, are down from 12hc to Sc. Scotch lappets have dropped to 6Ac. Most all To and I2Hc goods have dropped to 5 and GIG.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
The Hotels.
REGISTERED AT THE INN.

C. N. Ru2gles, wife and son, John NJ B 'pch, N. $. Comstock, John k. Wood. hull and wife, Edna Marie Baker, s. s Hunter and wife, MT and Mrs w. K. See ley, MT and Mrs George Coms tock, Mrs John D. Whitney, Miss F N. Ryder Grace Norton Dudley, Bridgeport; vii. liam Taylor, Miss Hattie Taylor, Chica go; Mrs James Smith, Mra K T.. Lam bert, w. w. Wanu, New York; c. k L1unsbury, Washington, D C.; Frank W. Miner, and wife, NeR Rochelle, N Y James K. Miller, Mrs Edmund Al Ter, Mary k. Allen, Thomas A. Bassett wife, m2id ard child, Leonard F. H0tch. kiss and vie, Mrs K. L Austin, Hsrrict J Austin, k. A. BsntaucOurt, New Ha ven; Mr5 Laura Smith, Miss Florence Smith, Brooklyn; G. ". Loomis, w. Il L"omis, Mise Nj. l.. Tilou, New Haven Fred q. BoDd3D4 Baltim0re; WaI,er s Hine, Derby; F. H. Hunter, San Fre r cjsco; T. H. Tohoy, PitteheId; Join BYrnes, Waterbury.
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AT TIE GRAND CENTRAL.

D. Henry, NJ. J. Carroll, Hartford b. M. Mitchell Soutnbury; A. G. Nortbrop, A. II. UawleY, Charles Couch, New Milford; Miss Cornelia Morehouse, B oob field; O.J. Ocar and coacbman, New orE Eva $. Hammond, Brooklyn Charles B. Jennings, Tai field; George K Hill, Eugene Kelly, Bridgeport; E. N. Northrop, Worcester Mass; William Clancey and friend, DApbury; George Gordon, Hudson, N. Y; K. P. Jones, l. L. James, Jr., Boston; Julus Haisch, New York; Henry K Lombard, Lansing Lewis, New Haven; w. J, Carroll, Da- vid H. Emery, Hartford; A. II. Lyman, New York.
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WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT.

4 week ago we offered lot of 30 inch
 Jaconets and Lawns st Sc 6 yard. Their success was so great that we have bought
 another lot to fill in the vacancy caused by such rapid selling-gOods that for
 merly sold for l2 and l5c & yard, and
 were well worth it. Now Sc yard. DiLAity. Worth your immediate stten- ton sgain because we have added some fine striped Persian patterns, for Sc a
 yard.
 Blouse Linens, All-lineu, fine and cool, ard reduced from l9 to lJc 6 yard. An other line, RN-iineD, silk stripes, reduced l from 50 to 2Jc yard.
 ErglIeh Percales. Over 300 different styles. su new goods in latest patterns, full 36 inches vide. for F l-2c yard.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
RED CROSS AUXILIARY.

There will be on Monday afternoon next, at 3 30, at Mrs Samuel Glover's, 8 meeting of women, who are to sew gar menss and necessary articles for the use of wounded soldiers and sailors. It is earnestly hoped that there will be full meeting and that every woman will con- sider this personal invitation to become a member of the auxiliary.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
IAe Ho20Iand Dpy Goods CO.
Formerly the Howland Stark Co.,
All This Month

Bargains will be plentiful It
 is time when manufacturers,
 importers and retailers sell out what remains of summer mer- chandise. It is a time for bar gains, therefore, if you want them, Every department has something or other out of the
 ordinary to attract you. The following only suggests what is being done throughout the entire store.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
Trinity Church.

At Trinity church on Sunday morning last Miss Harriet Janet Austin sang with beautiful fleet Coenen's "Come unto Me"
 The proceeds from the Guild sale and parieh supper of Trinity church amount ed to oyer $100.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

The Spinsters' club, who soon are to appear in the Town hall in their per formance which ia said to be even more entertaining and amusing than when they appeared here last, will hold rehearsal St the Town hall on Saturday afternoon st 30 o'clock. All spinsters are request ed to heed the warning and be present.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
RED CROSS PANAMA CLOTH.

A material that is used so much just aow for the brave boys of our army and navy. Fine cheeks and fancy weaves that ere the right weight for 8 hot eli mate, and yet it has body enough to make good and serviceable fabric; fast colors and full g inches wide.
 In order to help the good work along, we have made special low prices of B, 10 and F % yard.
 Wash goods department.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
THE FRESH sAIR CHILDREN COME TO NOR
 ROW.

The party of Fresh Air children, which is to spend two weeks in Newtown, may be expected to reach the Newtown sta row (Saturday) afternoon, August 6, at o'clock. There will be II children in the party. All interested in their com ing are cordially invited to be at depot when the train arrives to see what sort of children they are and to give them & hearty welcome here.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
CHILDREN'S
 PIQUE COATS REDUCED.
AND HEATS

Pretty little garments in white, pink blue and buff-wsre formerly S2-50 to $5 now marked down to Sl, S1. 50, g. s$2.50
 AND HEATS. Fancy Hats, that were formerly from Sl to S2, now reduced to 50c and 75c. Closing out the entire assortment.
 INFANTS SWISS CAPS. Special sale of Infants Swiss Caps, at lOc each.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Dr c. H. Ball, the affable representa-. tive of Dr Daniel, veterinary medicines, was in Newtown on Wednesday, driving 8 span of fine horses attached to 8 hand. sonlely painted wagon. He placed the local agency for these standard goods with R. H. Beers 6 Go.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
THE SUPPER AND SALE.

The ladies of the church are planning their supper and sale for Wednesday afternoon and evening, August 17, in the Town hall The sale of fancy articles will began at o'clock, and supper will be served from o'clock oa through the evening. Fuller announcement will be made next week.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Mrs Otis W. Barker left, last Saturday, to spend a two weeks' vacation with her parents, MT and Mrs Lefterts W. Lloyd, 1t Highland Lake House, Venoge, Sulli- van county, New York..
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
Summer Silks

Black India brocades are down to 39c yard, and there are over a dozen designs to choose from.
 Foulard silks are plenty and quick. We show unrivalled assortments at each of these prices, 39, 50 and 69c. Plain black Jap silks, 39 and 6OC.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

Meet mo under the arch at Stern's, 29l Main street, Danbury. Big millinery sale now going on. All our $3, $4 and S5 hats at $1.95. Shirtwaiets, all ou1 $l,25, at $l; 75c waist at G9c; 'our soc waists at 39o. Big bargains in all depart. mcnts.-[M. Stern, leading millinery and cloak house.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
BATH TOWELS.

We've the largest and best selected lines of Towels in Western Connecticut They come to us direct from the mill agents and are sold at the closest margin Df profit of any goods of this kind that we know. Large, extra quality, brown style, for % each. Lerge cnes, that are specially heavy, for 10. each,
 Fine bleschtd styles, only l22 each Extra large bIesched ones, regular 25c grade for l0c. All our largest and heav. iest bleached or brown sty tes-regulaI 35c grades-now selling at 25c each.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

James killbrlde, Patrick McMahon and John McNamara had one of the best catches Of bass reported 80 far this sea- son from Taunton lake, one day recent ly. They secured eight fine fish ranging in weight from one to three and onc-half pounds each.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY.

The Crockery department offers one of it's grsndest bargains at this special sale articles that are in use every day.
 Meat PlGtters ,, 6. / and Sc; extra size, 19c; double extry size, 33c.
 15c Pitchers for 10c. Big size Bowls for 1Oc. Big size Bowls, 6c. Vegetable Dishes. and I0c. Fruit dishes, Sc. Oat Meal Dishes 4c.
 Wash Bowls and Pitchers, good size, 65c the set extra size, 75c set.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Alfred Osborn's wife seems to be the ,hampion berry picker at the present 'iine, having picked p quarts of bili ber- ies in short time one day this week, t1at readily sold at 10c per quart.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. This (Friday) morning the start is made for Putnam Park. All in any way connected with the church are invited to go. A team will leave the church at 9 o'clock, and in this there will be plenty of accommodation for all who are not otherwise provided for. Let this be 8 grand social rally of the Congregational DnODlp
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 10.

The entros for the races to be held at Ronald Park, AuRu,t F, @jN close with R. S. Fomlinson on Wednesday, August 10. Horeemcn should see that their en- .ries arc mailed on or before that date. The classes are 2.29 and } 10 All who can possibly do so should arrange to at- tend this meeting as lively time is cz-
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Miss Maud Skidmore and Miss Matte Hinderer of Bridgeport have been guests at P. H. Skidmore's. Miss Gladys Cur ais was also recent guest of Misa Skid more at Mir Skidmore's.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
A PRESENTATION TO LANDLORD LEONARD
 AND MOTHER.

There was pleasant event at the New town Iun on Saturday evening when handsome flags were presented to Land lord Leonard and mother in behalf of the guests, Rev H R. Cone making the pres entation speech in his usual apt and graceful manner. Mr Leonard was too much surprised to reply as he would have liked, the streams of oratory being entire. ly dried up. The loving cup was passed among the gucsta, who appropriately sang the Star Spangled Banner"
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Miss Lulu Blackman gave an enjoyable card party at her home in the Glen on Saturday evening of last week, in honor of her guest, Miss Meeker of Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Master Reuben Smith of Hartford is visiting his aunt, Mrs A. D. Fairchild, and other relatives. His sister, Miss Julia Smith, is visiting at E l.. John- sons.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Miss Anna Shelton, daughter of J. 0. shelton of Bridgeport, is passing the week as guest at Horace. Northrop's. Miss Clara Northrop is also home to paas 5 weeks vacation.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Mrs Eli B. Beers of Palestine district is very seriously sick with Bright's dis ease.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

An open-air service on the grounds of Mrs John Burr Goodsell will be conduct ed by Rev O5is ". Barker in Hopeweu district, next Sunday afternoon, August /, at 3.30 o'clock. A cordial invitation il given to all.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05
HAMMOCkS.

We never sold so many nor vs never sold them 90 cheap, as we have this sea son. One of the popular makes that we are having a run with is regular army camp style, for l 59.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

M. N. Lake of Brookfield made fl gipg trip, Wednesday evening, on his wheel to his aunt's, Mrs H. J. c overs, of South Center.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Such fine goods as Priest Iey's figured tamise cloths, plain and figured nuns veil ings, albatrosses. henriettas, crepe cloths, etc,-such goods for soc ayard ! 40 to 45 inches wide.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Michael Kulbride and Martin Lillis of the Hook enjoyed the latter part of last week at the shore, visiting Manhattan and other poIn.s of interest.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

The Royal Worcester eorsets, best on the market, for misses, young ladies and Indies, at Warner, Taylor4& Curtis'.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

H. Glover made visit, last week, 70 Greater New York, stopping with his other, Henry, in the borough of Man haitian,
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Will the person who by mistake took m umbrella from the Sunday gchooI room of Trinity ehurcF, after the con- cert on Wednesday evening, be kind enough to return it to Mrs O.car Dike~ mar, or to the Itcctory.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Miss Jennie Shepard of Holyoke, Mass, was guest at D. G Beers on Mile Hill, over Sunday. She is enjoying a vacation, most of which is being passed with her mother at South Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

The Sisters of Mercy of St Roses church left on Thursday for retreat of week or more at Middletown.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

George ". Bradley of zoar has bfen sending some very fms cider apple g to parties in Long Hill.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Rev and Mrs c. H. Smith and daughter, Miss Mabel, of Plymouth, have been guests, this week, of MT and Mrs A. J. Smith.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Henry Coger has been spending some inc at Smiths hotel, Milford Pont, for he benefit of his health.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Mrs Emily A. Bennett spent day in New Haven, laet week, making calls, She found Benjamin Wheeler in poor health.
The Newtown bee., 1898-08-05

Mrs Charles Wakeley has been confined 10 the bed for couple of weeks, suffer- ing with her old troubles.