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A very pleasant picnic was enjoyed on
Wednesday Of last week at the Berkshire
pond. The picnic WAS arranged and sue
cessfully carried out by Miss Mary Haw-
ley. The friends invited were the Misses
Edith and Jennie butcher of Brooklyn,
Mabel Chamberlain of Jersey City, Alene
Holt of Springfield, Mass, Edna Terrill
OF Ansonia, Sadie Barnard and Masters
William Curtis, Cecil Wright, Curtis
Hswley and Birdsey Sniffen. The most
Of the fun was brought about by corr
roast, in which green pumpkin took the
place of watermelon. The guests ar
rived home in the early evening and re-
ported very jolly time.
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THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Master Harry Boughton is visiting Der
uncle, William LOCKWOOD, ID for few days.
Mervin Keller and son, Harry ARE both
quite i'll with dysentery.
Willie Lockwood, five year old son OF
William Lockwood, while playing on
stone wall fell and broke both bones in
his right arm.
Miss Lulu Lockwood is in Danbury
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Roswell Boughton.
Charles Abbott, the popular black
smith, has been confined to the house for
some days with stomach trouble. He is
better now.
Edwin Hill, Jr., Redding is spending a
few days with his aunt, Mrs Charles Abb
bolt.
There will be services as usual at the
Methodist church, next Sunday.
Mrs Charles Abbott has entertained
her nephew, Eben Hill, Of Umpawaug,
for several days.
Master Aleck and Louis Gray of Nor
walk are spending this week at the home
of their grandparents, Maj and Mrs ID.
H. Miller.
Mrs Daniel Davenport and daughter,
Miss Beatrice, of Bridgeport, were re-
cent guests at Edwin Gilbert's.
Mrs Edgar Beers ia entertaining guests
from Brooklyn. N. Y.
Miss Ella Northrop of Portchester
spent Sunday at her home in town.
Michael Connery has returned from q
/ two weeks vacation at the White Noun
tains.
Gustav johnson and friend wheeled to
| Umpawaug pond in the dewy morning
hours, Sunday, and returned laden witt
pond lilies.
Major D. H. Miller is having an upper
stor added to his back kitchen.
Wilbur f. Thompson of Danbury spent
Sunday In town.
/ Mr. and Mrs Herbert Bennett entertain
ed William b. Bennett of Bethel. Sun.
day.
Richard o. Bennett, who is recovering
from an attack of dysentery, ia visitin,
his parents, Mr. and Mrs William Bennett
of Branchville.
Samuel s. Jennings and family arr
boarding at G. w. Jennings in Nod.
Mrs Lucy J. Clark, who passed tn
month Of July in town, has returned. t
New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs George Sturges are stop
ping for an indefinite period of time viii
their daughter, Mrs Fred Kearnss OF Port
land avenue.
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A TRIP ACROSS THE SOUND.

A trip across the Sound on a hot Au-
gust day makes pleasant outing. The
new palatial steamer, Park City, of the
Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Steam
boat Co., is becoming popular as an ex-
cursion steamer. Besides carrying large
parties on her daily excursions to Port
jefferson and California grove, she has
many charters for Sunday school excur-
sions and moonlight sails. The new
steamer was built with the express pur-
pose of making passengers comfortable.
Every known convenience has been pro-
vided for the travelling public and finer
passenger steamer never entered Bridge
port harbor. The steamer leaves Bridge
port Monday, Wednesday and Friday
1.30 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday ard Sat
urdaY at s O. m.
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SHILOH.

Mrs II. w. Bradley is still under the
weather with terrible sick headache.
Mrs C. E. Gilbert is better, under DR.
Smiths care.
The farmers in this vicinity will be per-
mitted to NOW rowen II they will.
Miss kelleher, who taught in Half
Way River, is now the guest OF Miss
Matte Bradley. She has been retained
at Stanwich three years.
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|N1lls;.;lII!IZill!lIISa
EsSSS SsSSSSSSSSe

s-Day Trips, Block island. July Is. q, %.
10 SO, s 81, Aug. s. 10. 10 and %.
S-Day Trips, Narragansett Pier. July IL, !ls.
1890 25. Aug 1, 2, q and p.
xDay Trips, Asbury Park and Ocean Grove,
as sI5 80, July IT, August 9, q.
xDay Trips Atlantic City. July 18th, Au-
1880, gust 3oth.
6Day Trips, White Mountains. july IL, ~.
a23, 81, August IL, ..
10 Day Trims, Quebec, Montreal and White
ass, Mountains. July 81.
4 6-Day TRIPS, Saratoga Springs. July 10,lT,
sll and ala "a 81, August Z, Il. q. p,
Sept 1 to "Fiorsl Fete."
ebay Trips, Ausable Chasm and Saratoga,
ss3, July "a, 81, August z. IA, 81
and IS
4Day Trip, Niagara Falls. Aug. Is. (spec
AIS. 1sl Jrain.D
12-Days' Trip, Niagara Fails. Thousand Is
S6O, lands, Montreal. Lake Cham
plain, Lake George and Sar-
atoga- August is
10-Days' Trip, Nova Scotia, Halifax, etc.
$40 and $5T, August s.
For "The New England Tourist" and Tick
cts, call Oh Ticket Agent Y, N. III. and I'll.
r. r. or address
THE RECREATION TOURIST CO.
NEW HAVEN, CT.
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Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
w. Fl. Scribner.
p. s. Smith Of Bridgeport visited Dav-
EXPORT White, last week.
Mr. and Mira A. B. Gilbert of Ridgefield
spent Sunday with r. L. Gilbert.
Beatrice Davenport is visiting at Mrs
M. A. Whites.
Davenport White spent Sunday with
friends In Westport.
Mrs W. 81. Stockwell is visiting friends
la Bridgeport.
Lydia Osborn Of Norwalk Is visiting
Sadie Sturges.
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LYONS PLAIN.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Goodwin White of Westpert spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with Harry
Nichols.
DR. Frank Gorham spent several days
in New Haven and other places East,
last week.
MIR and Mrs Osborne Shepard of Bridge.
port spent Sunday week with Mrs Eliza
Davis.
Mrs Isaac Thorpe returned home, SUM-
day, after spending week with her
daughter in Bethel.
Coley Abbott is On the sick list. DR.
Gorham attends him.
The rectory has been painted and pa
pered inside and numerous improve
ments outside, ready for the new rector,
who with his family moved In last week.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Williams of West
port returned home, Sunday, after a viz
it among relatives here.
Mrs John Williams, Misses Annie Lud.
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CANNON.
THE NEW HALL DEDrcArED.

s# TIE NEW HALL DEDICATEDs
The new hall was opened, last Wednes-s
day evening, by musical entertainment
consisting OF the Georgetown orchestra,
solo, speeches, etc. There were about
$50 people present filing the house.
Cake and ice cream were served. The
receipts were about $50.
Mr. and Mrs y. A. Godfrey returned,
Saturday, from a.two weeks visit with
friends in New York and other places.
R. Il. Gilbert and family returned, Sat-
urday, from two weeks visit with Mrs
Giibe1t's parents in Woodstock, N. X.
"A. E. Warncke and family OF New
York are spending few weeks at &. 81 !.
Warncke's.
The Lnwenthal family, who have been
boarding at E. 81 Warnckess, returned
10 their home IN New York, Saturday.
Mrs Alice Wright Of DaEIhury spent
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Misses Edith and Jennie butcher re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn, N. Y,
after having spent a most delightful
summer vacatian at the home of their
brother, R. w. butcher. Quite a num-
Der of their friends were at the station to
bid them goodbye, and the camera fiend
was on hand and took several snap
ahnta
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
BERKSHIRE DIVISION.
NEW HAVEN-North, 9.35 a. m, s.57 p. m.
South, 10.65 a. NJ, 7t30 p. m.
sHELTON-North, 1906 a. M, 4.21 p. m. South.
sTE H.7S +; 1o.1s a. M, 4ss p. m
South, 10.l6 a. NJ, Gas pm.
hONROE-North. t10.2l a. M, f4.Ss p. m.
soTsF " IsSi e; tor New Haven. 1Oo5 a. M
sa sgI M See e1 sStsford I, 6e ss
65s, SAT, 9:5s, n.27 a. m.,4.2s 6lo, 6.2s p. m.
Sunday, S23 r; m;
south, e5i, s.8s, e.4a. ILL a. m. ii6 SIS. s.l7
sRookF snndbby J 81 Fl sos, 1oss
day. s. Sos 81; NJ s Sou R a. s So. ss mlo
Bs 81 ai fPH' D. Nor sos mls m Ia
6.28, 7.25 p.m m: Sunday, sos. South, 637,s.2e,
I e Il ana s Fl n Rs9VnRdssy Ssa p SIS
z4s, .5.5ot p. m. Sunday, north. s.l6 a. m,
sE ssat aH sS9 Ri n saa. 1la. ss a. NJ.
a no. out Is s ss s Ri 1os s a Is. s.
MERWINSVILLE-Nort s35, 1l-3s a. M, 2s5,
6.57 p. m. Sunday, s IS am: South, lo.s5 a.m.r
KENf@North, s.zs.114 s q. M, s.as, $40 p: m.
Sunday ,sA9a a. M. South, 1023 a. m. s.2S, $50,
5s Ri nj s sRhbaa 40 so7 M 1902
4e7,s.25. p. M. sunday, 800 a. m. South. lo11
VEST sSs NJ E m sanaaSg 5 o. nm
x.3S, 6.35 p. m. Sunday ,9.14 o. m. South, 10.0S
q. m, 3.16. 4.59 D. m. Sunday. 3.52 p. m.
DANBURY DIVISION.
DANBURY-North (Main st. stationl 20, TAO,
| $40, 9o5, m, $40. %; Sunday $50 m.
| south white st. station) s.3s, u.34 m, 20.
| $40 M. (Ma1n st. station) 600. 5.25, uab,
BETaEL.Norfh. $50. 1876, lO.I a. n, a.os.
| 500, $40, GAG p. m. Sunday, 1903 I'm,
slap. m. south, sos. 7.so sA5s II 81 a. M l.,
~ 90 6;sl.se.s1 m. sunday sds a M GIT
Rs Cd j i 7al. s.5s a. m, a.os. $40
E. ia m ssnaay los SIS P M mus Sand; s0 sia
sAaToRpaSoEtn. zls s q M, 1;ss. s.s Y ?.
M, 1909. GAS p. m. Sunday. s.22 a. M, 6.a7
RHNCHvILLE-North. ITO. s.4e. 1923 a. M
7.Ss p. m. South, 6.21, 7.45, 1000 q. M, laos,
4.46. 5.58. $40 p. m. Sunday, SIS q. m, $50
eEa;ooSRRG;EzT1owN-North. 7oe. s.4s a. m, LAG
6.M pm. Sunday, s.ls q. ms l54 P. m; ., south
8.36 p. m.
WATERFOWL BRANCH.
wATERBURY-Leave, e.45, s.ss, Il.l7 q. nj.
I.30, 4.03, 500, 6.12, 7.03, s.05, u.20 p. M SUN
days $50 q. m.,s 7.45 p. m. Arrive-6.25. 500
l010 a. M, lo2. 2.ab, 44o, 6.bs. SAT. 7.54, Ills
p WATER sis1 sos. 74a. lo.aa q. m.
12Il, aI7. 4.22. 5sa. $50. 7ss. Hoo p. NJ SUNDAY
AT z 1s6 81 Il sas A 7ao 81 II s p M; SUM
day, 9.47 o. m. s02 p. m.
BorsFoRD TO BRIDaEFoRr.
soTsFoRD-North. 7-ss, 1881 q. m 1905, "a
s:5b P. n Sunday, s;se =. m. South: 1 4 I
p. M. See Botsford above.
sfEPNEY-North.7.2s q, IU.l6 am. uA5 m. 81
6A5 p. m. Sunday, Us q. IA south. ILs' ~. =
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing to the increase of my office
business and for the accommodation of
patients | find it necessary to increase
my flee hours from this date. They will
be found on Page l of THE BEE, every
week.-[Samuel Green, M. D., Sandy
Hook, Conn.
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STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLIES.

All the latest novelties in stationery,
periodicals and office supplies can be had
at the present time at the Posto flee news
store in the Arcade, Bridgeport. This
supply house is credited with being one
of the most complete in the line of its fur
nishings to be found in the state, and
there ia nothing to be found in the larger
stores in the metropolis that cannot be
secureda in this store at as reasonable
prices as that placed on the same quality
of goods in the large supply stores OF
New York.
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TRUMBULL.
TRUMBULL's MODEL FARMEI

Proverbs ~: 3. "Let another man
praise thee and not thine own mouth. A
stranger and not thine own lips" We
are under the impression that TIE BEE
goes to every state in the Union. also to
every place where the English tongue Is
apoken. But we doubt its going any
where but Trumbull, Conn.,, that q man
has 3 farm of about 200 acres and mows
so to 75 sores and in this hay there u not
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-18

A new boat house has been built on
the edge of the Berkshire pond, by the
efforts and hard labor of Messrs William
Curtis and Curtis Hawley. 1t is great
attraction to the pond and greatly enjoy
ed by their many friends.
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REDDING.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

The Methodist church was filed to re-
pletion Sunday morning as both Of the
other churches were closed. Rev and
Mrs Moody sang beautiful duet, sob
Day of Res. and ,Gladness," which was
enjoyed by all present.
The monthly Epworth League business
meeting and social will be held at the
parsonage on Tuesday evening, August
%. 1t is hoped that large number will
be present.
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Mrs H. B. Sherman is very successful
with her plants, as the many blossoms
testify. She has white geranium now
In full bloom which ID a beauty and well
worth going long way to see.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-18

Quickly cure constipation and rebuild
and invigorate the entire system never
grippe or nauseate-DeWit tits Little Early
Risers. r. H. Beers 81 Co., New
town; 8. G. Bull 81 Co., Sandy Hook
A. B. Brakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley
ID Co.. Stepuev.
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Mr. and Mrs Frank J. Corey and daugn-
ter, Miss Ella, and son, Frederick, OF
Yonkers have returned home after q
weeks visit with Mr. Gorey's sister, Mrs
Thomas Magnira.
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One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures
obstinate summer coughs and colds. II
consider It q most wonderful medicine,
quick and safe. wv. w. Merton, May
hew, Wis. R. III. Beers u Co.. New
town; s. @. Bull n Co., Sandy Hook
A. 3. Rlakaman, Boksfoxd a. Hawle
~ CO., Stepney.
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Mrs Ira Wlldman of Maple Shade
Farm gave Golden rod tea" Friday
afternoon in honor OF her niece, Miss
Mamie Ballard of Danbury. Music, reci-
tations and games of various kinds were
played, the older guests joining with the
children, which added much to their en-
joyment and pleasure. AT 5 o'clock they
we're invited to the dining room, where a
table loaded with the good things which
Mrs Wildman knows 30 we'll how to pre-
pare, was another pleasant feature of the
occasion. At an early hour the children
departed, thanking their kind hostess for
the social treat she had given them.
Those present were: Edna Smith, Ethel
Peck, Lucie Wright, Ada Field, Emma
Bradford and Andrew Wildman, Mrs
Ballard, Danbury; Mis- Ezra Wildman,
Lynn, Mass, and Mrs Burt Wildman,
NeWtown.
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Miss Margaret G. Donohue OF New
York has been recent guest at the
home Of Mrs Michael Donohue of Wal
nut Tree Hill and is now visiting other
relatives in town.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-18

Miss Isabel Pennell of Yonkers has
been the guest Of her cousin, Miss Eliza.
beth Mcguire.
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SHELTON.
BACK TO JAIL THEY GO.


On Friday afternoon, Officer Burgess
arrested two men on Howe avenue who
were fighting and quarreling. They
morning they were before the town
court. Their names were John Dono-
hue and Joe Brennan. The former
pleaded guilty to assault and intoxica-
ton and the latter not guilty. The court
fined Donohue 90 and costs for assault
and intoxication and the latter he found
guilty Of intoxication and fined him 81
and costs. The officer took them to
Bridgeport jail as they were unable to
pay their fines and costs, gong with
them by the trolley line, which he found
he learned that Brennan, who claimed
to be from Moosup, had been cut of
Bridgeport jail only few days.
SHELTON TROLLEY WELL PATRoNIZED.
The principal topic of conversation the
past week has been the awful accident
of last Sunday at Peck's Mills and the
travel has been lighter than it probably
would have been had there been no &C.
cident though the weather has been IN.
favorablefa part of the time. On Satur-
day the weather was more pleasant and
the travel was quite lively. When the
cars approach the trestle iron bridges
they run very slowly and carefully as
they enter upon them and traverse them
slowly. There we're good many trav.
elers on Sunday. Two cars were run
every half hour most Of the day.
GENEROUS EMPLOYERS.
The Derby Paper Mills were shut
down, last Saturday, and the employers
gave the employees tickets to take troll
ley ride for the day.
Rev f. D. Luddington, formerly pastor
of the Baptist church, bias gone to North
Sronington.
Rev A. J. Park of the Center preached
in the Congregational church, last Sun
day morning. Mr. Park moved with his
family to Plainville, this state, the past
week.
George Radcliffe, who has been in the
Klondike region the past year, returned
recently. He was not overburdened with
gold but may return as he has some
claims there.
Some parties from New York or that
vicinity have purchased and laid out
about Is acres of land in Coram along the
trolley route and will endeavor to sell
building lots and perhaps erect come
houses thereon. It is near the Riverside
cemetery.
%%Workmen are building the foundation
walls for the new brick block of Horace
and William S. Wheeler on Howe avenue.
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Theodore Patterson OF Mt Vernon, N.
X, has been spending his two weeks
vacation with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs T.. s. Patterson.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-18

Mrs John Cassidy and children OF New
York are spending few days with her
sister, Mrs Martin Collins.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-18

Fred Shepard has gone to work at the
Rubber shop.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-18

Miss Mary Keane Of Brooklyn is spend
ing her vacation at her mothers, Mrs
Martin Keane's.
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GEORGETOWN.

THIS DOG WILL NOT TROUBLE ANY MORE
PEOPLE.
Fred Fosters st Bernard dog, Leo, at
tackled Mrs G. r. patterson as she was
entering his masters house, and bit her
severely on the arm. The animal was
shot Immediately after.
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Mr. and Mrs Rufus W. Lewis of Manga
tuck were guests, last week, Of L. S.
Patterson.
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Masters James and Oliver Mckee Of
Brooklyn are the guests OF Mrs Martin
Keane.
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Wilson AZ. Reynolds has returned
from Stone Ridge, N. II, where he has
visited his family, who are summerine
there.
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Mrs William Honan OF Bridgeport is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs james
Kelly.
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Harry Beers and Miss Grace Smith of
North Haven have been guests, this
week, of Mr. Beers parents, Mr. and Mrs
Daniel G. Beers.
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Miss Maggie Murphy OF Danbury ID
visiting her grandmother, Mrs John
Blake,
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Mrs w. T. Hayes returned on Tuesda,
from a weeks soiourn in Hartford.
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The Taglia Trio will appear at New
town Inn, Saturday evening, August 10,
in selections on the mandolin and guitar
The Bridgeport Standard says of the Tag
liza Trio, They have reached the top
notch among the musical clubs Of the
country, and their rendition Of several of
the classics Is u revelation" In addition
to the lTaglia Trio, Alma Powell, who
sang with great success at the Metro
politan opera house, New York, will .ap-
pear. Tickets are now on sale at New
town Inn. Following is the program
to be rendered:
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Mra WlIlIam Ksane ana ehIldren srs
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ing to physical educstion.-[ Journal and
Courier, New Haven. Ill.
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ford and Minnie Lyon spent last Wednes-
day In Bridgeport and Pleasure Beach.
MIR and Mrs r. e Silliman and son,
Mr. and Mrs Homer Godfrey, all of
Bridgeport, spent Saturday night and
Sunday at L. r. Hoyt's.
Miss Minnie Lyon is spending week
with her aunt in Bethel.
OAsToH RIA
Bears the 1Ihs Kind You Have lIKays BouEs
signature a &1XHzzZx
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q daisy, dock, thistle or any kind of q
weed. We think this so remarkable that
its duplicate cannot be found. No weeds
or brush can be found along any fences
thing to copy. from. Every successful
farmer will follow methods, IN his judge
ment, that will be productive of the great
est pecuniary benefit to himself. Now
our model In the lines he proceeds works
those lines to their maximum of profit.
Our model is good financier. He also
does things for his neighbors' benefit as
we'll as his own. How manv readers of
THE BEE would put clock in their barn
that the people for radius of mile can
hear strike. Our model is no other than
Elliott Nj. Beardsley, and he don't know
who wrote this any more than any reader
OF THE NEwTOwN Bee John Brown.
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Bridgeport Steamboat
Company.
STEAMER NUTMEG STATE.

Steamer Nutmeg State leaves Bridgeport
every night, except Saturday, at II O'Clock,
Returning, leaves New York every morning.
except Sunday, at IL. Pier 80, loot OF Market
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CHESTNUT HILL AND VICINITY.

Miss Irene Wakeley, who has been
visiting In Greenfield, returned to her
home, last week.
Agur s. Beach returned from his trip
in the Catskill mountains, on Monday.
Mrs Corning from Danoury has spent
a week with her aunt, Mrs w. j. Hainee.
Miss Sherwood from Bridgeport has
been the guest of Miss Hall.
Quite a number of the neighbors at
tended the barn raising at S. Lendeveg's
on Monday.
Mr. Lendeveg has sold part of his
farm to Mr. Eckart Of Bridgeport.
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PART /.

a "Carte Postate;" ''Whistl1ng Rufus"
The Taglia Trio
Dialect sketch. selected, MIR FIansburgb
"Erzebet aria" Eskel,
Alma Webster Powell
Mandolin solo, selected, Mr. Cornish
Reading, selected, Miss Parce
PART IL.
Selection, The Taglia Trio
song, MrTomlinson
Sketch, MIR EIansbur
4 Theme and variations, Proch.
Alma Webster Powell
Reading, Miss Parce
selection The Taglia Trio
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Fare so Cents.

srExcursion Tickets 75c. Good until used
Western and Southern freight taken from
Bridgeport at New York rates, and bills OF
lading given. All cargoes covered by fire
and marine insurance.
n. WEDGE, Agent.
r. II. CONNOLLY, Supt.
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70 SUMMER TIME TABLE. 1899
IN and After June IL, the Palatial Steamer
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STEAMER ROSEDALE.

Steamer Rosedale leaves Bridgeport at 745
a. m. Returning. leaves New York, Pier 90,
of East 31st St., East River, at 315 p. M.
On Satur5 ay, Pier 49, at p. M, and East
Al at ST at 81 n m
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-18

Observation-Disclosures .46, s.Ss. u.17 q. NJ
$50. 403, 500, 6.12, 7.03, s.05, u.20 p. m. Sun
days, $50 a. m, 7a6 P, m; :. ArriyeLS:a5. SEQ 90
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WAfERTOWNLLeave SOS. 7.42, 1o.22 q. m.
a. Ell, 422, 5-3l, $50. 7s8, LOO p. m sunday
ga g. m. 4.54 p. m. Arrive, 7.02, $50, u-37 q
M, LAT, 49, 517, 500, 100, ga. 81 p. M Sun
day. 9.47 o. m. 500 d. m.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-18

9.95 a. m, 1905. sos, ITO p. m. Sunday III
p N.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-05
q Ne, Right t.. Uxi,nc.e.

The women wi.o il lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who w"ml.i l,e a,trac.
tive asust keep her health. II shs Il
weak. sickly and all rln down. she will
''c nervous and irritable. II sh1 has
constipati"" or kidney trouble. he,
impure blood will cause pin,ples,
bIotches. skin erupt,on* and - wretche,l
complexion. Electric Bitter is the hes,
medicine IL the world 4" Regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys and t., puri.
y the blood. II gives strong nerves
bright eyes. smooth. velvety skin, rich,
complexion 1t will make a guni-l,ok.
ing. charming woman nf rundown
invalid. Only 80 cent at q. II. Bate
man & Co.'S. Drug Store.