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The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-11
Mrs. Ed Mays, of Castle Dome, paid visit to friends in Yuma this week.

Mrs. Ed. Mays, of Castle Dome, paid visit to friends in Yuma this week.
 Dr. WIT. HeTernan returned Thurs day evening from short business trip to Los Angeles.
 Dr. Moller fled his bond as phvsi- cisn of the territorial prison and took charge of the office last Wednesday.
 The Bee Hive Store is the place for bargains; 20 fer cent off on every thing in stock. Come early, as the sale will last but ton days.
 The prisoners in the Territoris l prison are now manufacturing canes from paper. The canes are very heauti- ful and are more durable than tho>e made out ol horn and onyx. pr F. $. Martin, who has been phv sician ai the Parker Indian agency fnr the past two years, left last evening for Louisiana. after spending few days with friends in Yuma.
 Horace Tleghman, of Norfork. Vir- ginia, John Bradford ana Grant Monl cal and wife, of Marrinsville, Indiana, who are making tour of the Pacific coast, sp.nt two days in Yuma this week, investiga ting the resources of t,e country.
 Jchn NJ Speese this week sold his feed and livery hnsinpss 10 Frank Webster, one f the C. 'rado River valley successful ranchprs. The duties of the sherifi's office made it necessary for Mr. SpeeRe to dispose of the bnsl- ness, as it r. quired too much time and attention.
 The announcement of Althee Mo- desti BIS a candidate for scnool trustee of district No Is received with a great deal of satisfaction hy the people Of Yuma. Mir. Mcdesti Is a good man in any position, and his services can he utilized to the fullest advAnta in the management of the affairs of dis tr1ct No. l. As the pnsition of trustee is not and should be considered partisan proposition, no other candi- dates need apply.
 The home of Hon and Mrs. F. N. Darlington was the scene Sunday of happy family reunion that yet had its sad features Lieutenant A. l.. Dor rington had srrived to spend the last day before commencing tie journey to join his regim m for service in Cuhs. Mir. Snd Mrs. A. Record, of Hyann ?, and Geo Darlington, of Crawford. were present to complete the circle and Lid him Godspeed May he return safe to the family circle in due season with fuIthur hOnors wrought in the service Of bis country.-Allianee (Neb) Times.
 The party of capitalists, headed hy Genersl Andrade, who left here three weeks ago on tri D to the Cult nf c ,lif'rnia for the purpose of inspect ing the agricultural possibilities and mineral resources of tie country, re- turned last Saturday evening. They were much pleased with the prospects of the country and will return the lat ter part oF April and make mo-, thnrough inspection. Tle party had novel experience on the down lrir. They camped the first night at the international line and pitched their tent across the border with one-hall ip each nation. Some of the part, slept in Mexico, while others reposed in the United States. a plumber of th+ boys making their beds with their heads ih one nation and their feet in the other.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-11

Gall at CottPr's Drug Store for any thing in the line of optical goods.
 Yuma Bakery tor good things.
 Get good cigar at Iaeger's.
 O ss4r cocktaIis at the Vrndnme.
 4 wcry tays line soaps, per:ume irs ana all toilet articles at Cot CTS Drug Store.
 Alaska aip't in itwith Iaeger's cold beer. Ask Joe for long one
 Tie Yuma Bakery's prices are con sistent with the times.
 Fresh candies at Cotter's drug store Fresh eggs. holonge sausage and fine cheese on cold storage at P. B Hodges & Co.'S.
 Who sail that we had fred! The fire never touch me or my fine whiskcv wine and cigars. L. J. F. JAEGER.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-11
MARCH AND THE LION.
Something Better Than the Old sa,


 The saying about the lion and tine lamb in March often proves false, but there is another and better one which ia literally true. When March comes in anI finds vou taking HnoI's Sarsa- phrilla 10 purity, enrich and vitalizp vour blood, you may expect, when it goes ont that 1t will leave yon free from that tired feeling and with none of the hoils, pimpls and eruptions which manifest themselves hec.tise Of impure bloni in the spring If vnu haze not "lrsat!y D gun taking HooI'r ~arsaparillr for your spring mtdicine. we advice you to h"gin 10 iav We assure yOu il will make on feel better all through the com ng summer.
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HOW's This!

w. offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any Case ol Catarrh that can not be cured ny Halls Catarrh Cure
 F.. J. CHENEY & CO, Props
 Toledo, o. We, the un !ersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and I"lirve him per'ectly h. n"rably in ali business "nsa ti"ns, and financially able to carry out any obligation made hy their tirm.
 WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, 0. WELDING, KINNAN 6t MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter nIlly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfareS of the system Prict 73r, per |" tile. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
 Halls family Pills are the best.
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Mir. AshurSt Laid Up.

Speaker Henry F. AShurst is confin ed to his room by painful injuries re- ceived while on late visit to Yuma. H was riding on hOTseback accom- panied by pr. P. G. Cotier. MT Ash urSt's saddle turned and he was thrown violently Co the ground sustaining in- jnries of the right leg and the abdomen. He as taken back to Yuma, and against the advice of Dr. Cotter, he decided to leave on the next train for Phoenix. He arrived at Maricopa Tuesday night, suffering excruciating pain. He was met at the junction by physician, to whom telegram had been sent. Mir Ashurst was suffering 50 much pain that the physician be- lirvtd it inadvisahle for him to wait for tine regular train. He WAS therefore brought in on special which arrived here at 3 clock yesterday morning.
 He was resting easlly yesterday after noon and his condition was further improved last night. It is probable tha. he will he able 10 be about tomorrow, though he will likely be lame for sev- eral davs.-RppabIican.
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TAXING THE ciTADr,

lallnS preparations largely composed of alcohol, which give false ard temporary collaboration followed by relapse, but Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is a true and radical remedy. It contains no alcohol It does not inc briate or create craving for intoxicating stirnulants. It does more than overcome the outer symptoms of disease. It at tacks it in its highest stronghold and routs 1t absolutely and completely from the very citadel of life. No honest dealer will advise you to accept substi- tute for "Golden Medical Discovery D that he may make little larger profit,
 "I feel it my duty to write and tell you what Dr. Pierce's medicines have done for me" says Miss Emma Lee. of Williford Sharp Co. Ark. in friendly communication to Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo N Y. :" l was suffering severely and tried several doctors' remedies but received oniy very little re ef. I had bronchitis catarrh, and also womb disease. I took eight bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and the first bottle could see that the medicine was helping me. l also used tue local treatment yOs. suggested.
 My sister says your medicine did her more good than anything she ever took. She was down in bed and could not walk until after she had taken your medicine, and now she goes where she pleases and helps to do her work"
 Every suffering man or woman should write for free copy of Dr. Pierce's great thousand-page illustrated Common Sense Medical Adviser. It will be sent paper bound for the bare cost of mailing, 2I one-cent stamps, or in heavy, handsome cloth-binding for 3I stamps.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-11
Grand Sall.

A grand ball viii he gwen at Ro lri- gues' Park one mile south ol town tonight. Admissi"", gents 5Oc. hovs D ladies free. Everybody invited. A free Pasrola dance will he given a t the same place Sunday afternoon.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-11

Do Nut Put Of until tomorrow the duty that ought to he done today Ii yonr blood is impure and you feel weak and weary, take Hnud's oarsaparilla at nnc5
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-11
GOOD BREAD

Is one of the necessities of life. We make sll kinds, and physicians claim that our bread is superior to others be- camse it is well baked and contains no alum or other injurious ingredients. Be sure vour bread comes from the
 YUMA PAKERH
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-11
SATURDAY. MARCH II, 1899.

IN c. DAKF. NEWSPAPER AD- E. vertisil Ago,t. 65 Merchants rvchor.,e San Francisco, is our authorized sr~nt, This paper is kept on file in this cfice.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-11
WANTED!

Reliable man for Manager of Branch Office 1 wish to open in this vicinity. If your record is O. K. here is a good opening Kindly mention this paper when writing
 4. T. Norris, Cincinnati, 0. Illustrated catalogue 1 cts. rostsge
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-11
Advertised Letters.

List of unclaiAled letters rcmni,.ing in the Yuma Arizona Postotiice March II. 1899:
 Ar,izo, Sr c Gutierrez. R AredondO, San'gn Iazo, Sra v Becerra, Manuel Kemler, Hiram Corales, Cruz Kent, Miss Grace Gotten, Preston Marshall J r Casnar, Neatrus Minngnia, F Flores, Juan ROsendale, A c
 Persons calling forthe above letters will please say, "Advertised."
 R. H. CHANDLER, P Nj.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-11

Hoods Pills cur all liver ills. Mailed for D cents by c. Hood & Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-11
!, s. DEPT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

Fer the seven days Ending Friday
 March 10. 1899.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-11

Iaeger's rergerator q ways stand 40. Joe keeps Dawson City specials brew for the thirsty. x
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-01

Last Wednesday evening the Water
town Hremen held their fifth annual ball.
The usual big crowd was on hand. The
music was furnished by Hanley Of Thorn
aston, with Blakeslee to prompt. The
turkey supper served during the evening
was voted by those present tc be first
class. The whole affair was q brilliant
success.
Preston Atwood recently made COM
plant to Humane Agent Dwight w.
Thrall of the Connecticut Humane soci-
ETY. against N. Chatfield, who has been
in the employ of Mr. Atwood for some
time. Chatfield, so Mr. Atwood alleges,
struck one OF his cows with shovel, cut
ting the animal severely. Agent Thrall
wss In town recently investigating the
case. What the result will be will devel-
op later.
Thursday Of last week about 30 MEM
bers of the Watertown Grange attended
the Mad River Grange. The program
was furnished by the WATERFOWL people,
and the supper was in charge of the
ladies of Mad River Grange. Both were
first class. 1t was Friday when the Wa
tertowners got home. All were well sat-
isfied with the good time they had had.
The churches have commenced rehear-
sails for the Christmas music. At the
Methodist church the cantats, liking Of
Kings" will be sung and at the Congre-
Rational, christmas" will be rendered.
The music at the Episcopal church has
not yet been decided on.
About 25 football enthusiasts went
from hereto New Haven, last Saturday,
to witness the Yale-Princeton game.
The boys at Taft's school have made q
dam around the 1T next to M. E. Bra
hens house. They expect to turn the
water on it in the near future and make
a skating rink.
Edgar Palmer, former student at
TAft's school, was in town, last week.
Thanksgiving day passed of quietly
here.
The various secret societies In town
are preparing for a good winters work.
The italian colony still holds out at
the Fair grounds.
The factories are working over time to
} fill their orders.
VIII Jones is spending his annual vaca.
ton at his home here.
The break in the water main near Mrs
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-01
Litchfeld County.
WATERFOWL.

THE NEW WATER WORKS IN OPERATION.
The first annual meeting OF the Water
town Water company was held at Pythi-
an hall, last Saturday morning, at 9
O'Clock. The old board OF directors, con-
sIsting OF A. N. Woolson, G. B. Nation,
B. II. Nation, Buell. Heminway and E.
w. Wheeler, were re-elec ted. After the
stockholders' meeting the board of
directors convened and elected the fol-
lowing officers: c. B. Nation, presi-
dent; K. w. Wheeler, secretary; Buell.
Heminway, treasurer. The reports OF
the officer showed that the $50, 900 OF
stock had been sold and that the contract
would be completed within the estimates
given before commencing the work. The
first water arrived in the beginning OF
last week, but no connections were made
until Friday evening, when N. B. Miller
had the main tapped and water brought
into bis house. A few leaks have devel
oped in the main pipe between Truman
Percy's and the main rest rvoir, but they
are not serious and can be easily repair
ed. Plumbers are hard at work layinG
pipes and making connections with build
ings around town.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-01
Fairfield County.
SANFORD.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
It is rumored that there will be large
vinegar factory erected in connection
with the cider mill at the station.
Charels Bronson has bought out the
store at Redding Station now run by
Mandaville.
G. W. Lockwood has taken a large
contract of getting out ties for Benjamin
Bates.
NJ. 81. Dewsnap has reduced hia force
of help fer the winter.
The cider mill has closed for the sea-
son.
A. e. Geopplsr has begun shipping
cider to New York in large quantities.
r. Gilbert bagged three rabbits in this
vicinity, last Saturday, while B. Griffin
took his place at the key at Cannon Sta
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Durgy of Dsnbury visited
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-01
WASHINGTON.

THE SWEDISH CONGREGATIONALYsT
The local Swedish Congregations
church held very pleasant and profita-
BILE conference, November 1919. Rev
Mr. Lindegren from Bridgepors and Rev
MIR Tornvall, missionary from China,
were present and assisted in the confer
ence. It was one of the most successful
conferences ever held. On Tuesday, No
vember 81, Rev Mfr Ohlden OF Sweden
was present and assisted the pastor. The
pastor and members of the Swedish Con.
gregational church desire to thank God
for the blessings bestowed upon them.
John Wetmore Of Litchfield drove
down and was at church ON Sunday even
ing.
Mrs Flaherty is still very iii at her
home.
Charles O'Hara has bought farm on
New Preston Hill, and will take posses
sion, January /.
George s. Clark shipped car load Of
apples to New York on Wednesday.
Truant Officer Wadhams was in town,
last week.
Sherman Hartwell sold some fancy
stock to go to the Philadelphia poultry
show
The Christian Endeavor sociahls on the
Green was pleasant one, netting about
82S for the piano fund. The 10 cent mu-
seum and show provoked great deal OF
fun and it is hoped it will be repeated.
Russell Clark has class OF young
singers whom he Is training, at ais home
every Monday.
The funeral Of MIRA Mary Baldwin Kim
ney was attended as her late residences On
Saturday last.
Ms sad Mrs Sterling o. 1rldgapestl
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-01
BRIDGEWATER.
THE LOCAL NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

THE LOCAL NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Mrs George Toissaint and lady friend
of New Milford spent Sunday in towr,
the guests of Mrs Toissaint's brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs Mark McEslin.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Garfield spent
Sunday out of town.
Master Louis Livingston is Ill at his
home on Livingston avenue with scarlet
fever. DR. George Staub Of New Milford
is in attendance.
DR. B. E. Bostwick of New Milford
was in town ON Friday.
Mr. and Mrs George Sutton of Dan bury
were the guestR~ of friends in town, re-
Gently.
Mrs Edward Garfield and Miss Lottie
Garfield, who have been the guests Of
friends in Morris, returned home.
Quite number from this village at
tended dance at the home of George
Haviland, in New Milford, on Tuesday
evening and report a very pleasant time.
The Kuow-How-to- Entertain Whist
club Of this village entertained the New
Milford Whist club on Wednesday even
ing of this week and all report a pleasant
evening, which was much enjoyed by
those present.
Alfred McEslin of New Haven was the
guest Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Robert
McEslin, recently.
Mrs c. Il. Jessup spends her Thanks"
giving with her daughter, Mrs Harris, in
New Jersey.
G. B. Thompson gives his employees a
vacation of two or three days fer Thanks
giving, enabling those from out of town
to visit their homes.
Miss Lucy A. Boland ia visiting her
sister, Mrs Frost, in Cheshire.
w. w. Welton was very pleasantly
surprised, one evening last week, by q
large number Of bis friends, and q very
pleasant time was reported.
A young daughter is gladly welcomed
by Mr. and Mrs VIII Kinney.
Mrs G. Fl. Jessup is grandmother to
newly arrived son in the family Of her
son, VIII, in Norwalk.
Communion service in both churches,
next Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-01

'ence 10 pedestrians and carriage drivers,
can hardly be sxcelled. He has accepted
the agency for the sale thereof, through
out this state.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel e. Beeman left this
place, last Saturday morning, for their
future home st Livingston. Mont.
A church sociable was enjoyed at Miss
Cynthia Knapp's on Tuesday evening Of
last week, by the Woodville Methodist
society as well as several from Washing
ton Depot. Over SO were present and
all staid till near the midnight hour.
A. nj. Morgan, as carpenter, is fast
completing the horse and cattle barn of
j. B. Stillson.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-01
NEW MILFORD.
LANEsvILLE AND VICINITY,

LANESvILLE AND VICINITY.
John Anderson has lust COMPLETED an
up to date barn which ia 5Ox43. with I6.
foot posts, land Is now having an Ice house
built which is 1924. John L. Morehouse
Of Brookfield is doing the work.
Mrs Frank Larson spent the day, last
Monday, with Mrs John Anderson.
Ira Waters has his new tobacco barn
nearly completed. 1t is 30x25. with IA
foot posts, and good cellar which Is
eight feet deep. Mr. Waters has done all
his own work.
Mr. and Mrs John Dwyer of South Nor
walk are spending few days MIDTOWN,
visiting Mrs Dryers mother, Mrs J. j.
Waters.
F. T. La Braque has pair of fine four
year old steers. They now weigh about
5000 pounds.
A representative of THE BEE was in
town, this week, and was very kindly
entertained at the home of William
Wanzer.
Mrs William Wanzer, who has been Ill
for the past few weeks, ia slow ly regain
ing her health.
Mrs j. F. Walling spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs Joseph Hall Of Brookfield.
L. Dunning is raising the south shed
to his barn and putting cellar under it.
| GAYLORDsvLLE GLEANINGs.
Miss Lille Disbrow of Bridgeport has
been visiting with q. s. Disbrow.
Mrs Sarah Mathews, daughter of 81. s.
Disbrow, who has been home from the
West for some time, will soon return.
Clifford Hall has returned from Hart.
ford, where he was working for the
Pope Manufacturing Co., and taken q
position with G. 81. Pomeroy.
e. M. Waller has shipped, the past
week, over 500 turkeys for the Thanks
giving market.
The painters of the Berkshire division
are improving the freight house at the
station with fresh coat of paint.
The carpenters and painters have near
ly finished work on the residence of Mri
Henrietta Barnum, and the Improvement
is marked. 1t is about the prettiest place
in our village now.
Rev c. B. Conroe preached an appro
pirate Thanksgiving sermon, Sunday
morning, from the text from Psalms 100
q, ENTER into his gates with Thanksgiv
ing and into his courts with praise.
The Junior Epworth League are pre-
pairing to give an entertainment sbou
December 10 and if report be true it vii
be well worth attending. Particular
later.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-01
ROXBURY.
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Mrs Jay Tyrrell and son, Frank, and
her granddaughter, when enroute to
church, Sunday morning, met with quite
serious mishap. A spirited horse they
were driving started to turn in at the
home Of George Barnes, when Mr. Tyr
rell suddenly pulled it into the road and
hit it with the whip at the same time.
The horse fell to the ground, over.
turning the carriage and throw wing the
occupants out, and all were more or less
injured; also breaking the wagon, not
80 but that it could be fixed up. Frank
returned home and Mrs Tyrrell and
granddaughter were carried home by G.
E. Barnes, who was at mis- fathers. Very
lucky no bones were broken. The child
received several cuts on the face, and
the others were more or less bruised.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-01
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFOR
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD
BERKSHIRE DIVISION
NEW HAyEN-North, s-8b g. M, s.57 p. m.
sasIToS~North. ioo5 a. M. 4al p. m. South.
yTEVENsoS-Sorth. 1o1s a. m. 4.ss p. m.
South. 1O.16 q: M, 64s pm.
h South. fio.io q. m, 81 p. p. m. M 800 !"
soTsFoRD-south tor New Haven. 1o.o5 q. m.
e.35 p: m: See Botsford below.
6-5s. SAT, s.63, n.27 a. m..4 % $40. 6.26 p. m.
s1RfaEEi VI 7.sa. 1O4s a. NJ
soasn S 3d. S S. s p m s. sunaa 5 s. = 81 T.
sRo % snna1y J SS III sos, loss
m dsg sGs g. NO. s s5s Sa ss 20 81 IS sln
a. m. Los, $40. sol p. m. Sunday 5.ss p. m
BRooKFIELD-North, sos, Ills q. m, 1.2o
7sS p he Sunday; sG snn sSSth IS $50 s.
LASEsVILtE and sill RIVERSSorth. SIS
a. ms s:s6 7.sa p. m. South. $50. sac .. m
sE sSst atG eiN 81 $40, 1a, uas a. H.
no. South out s S. s Fl las a. ms: s4 IS,
"a & e. LsEsnsseg. sl IS E m
b.5 p. m. Sunday, LBS Am. South, l0-S5 Am,
40, 6.as p. m. Sunday, 4.52 p. m.
KENT-North. s.4s,n49 .. M s.2S, e.lo p: m.
cORNWALL BRIDGE-North. s.o7 3. M, s.o2
LOT 1925, p. m. Sunday, sos q. m. South, l0.u
q: M, $50, 6o7 p. m. Sunday, 4o6 p. m.
VEST CORNWALL-North, 91b q. m, II. IL,
4l83, e.35 p. h. Sunday ,9.1A q. m. South, 1o.o5
q. m. 3.16, xb9 d. m. Sunday, S-52 p. m.
DANBURY DIVISION.
DANBURY-North (Main st. stat1onl 30. 7.4o,
$50, 905, q m, $40, 8 10. Sunday 5.3 m.
white st. Station) 10.4s, IS "a, sos, Obs m.
South white St. station) 9.3s, ll.4 m, 40,
$40 M. MAIN st. station) 500. 5.25, LAS.
a m, $50. Sunday, sos m. 6.i0, 900 m.
BETHEL-North, $50, 1905. .1Ol q. n, zoo.
500, $40, 6.46 p. m. Sunday, 10.09 ems
STA p. m. South, sos. 7-So 9.4s, lila. q. M
x27, 6-37, 6.27 p m. Sunday, sI2 M, SIT
RGDDiNa-Eorth. tn, csc q. M, .. :, $40
D. m. Sunday, 10.o3 q m, SOS p. m. south.
6I2 LIES o M. bA3 m. sunds sis,
sANToRD1North, 7.le s54 .. M I.5s, SIS D.
m. Sunday 1853 q. m, S.04 p. m. South, 6.l6 q.
M, 400, 6.4s p. m. Sunday, s.22 .. m. 6.27 =
DISQUALIFICATION, ITO. sAs, 1925 q. m-
1.53. 80 49, $50. SIS p. m. Sunday, s.6S q. m.
7.5s p. m. South, 6.21, 7.46. 1000 M, 12.oS,
z.46. 563, $40 p. IA. Sunday, s.2s &. M, SIS
GEOKdETOWN-North, 7.oe, Gas q. m., Lac
ga pm. Sunday, 9l9 q. m, TIA p. m. south.
6.2o .. M, AL. b-56 p. m. Sunday s.1 Am.
6-2s p N.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-01
s. s. s. FOR THE BLOOD

er, Miss Veitts, has gone to her home in
CRANKY.
Mr. and Mrs A. G. Lake were in Thorn
aston and Plymouth two or three days,
the first Of the week.
A. G. Lake has purchased finely bred
Jersey bull calf Of the Connecticut Agri.
cultural college.
News from George C. Guild has been
received that he is improving and will
probably be home in few weeks.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-01
BETHLEHEM.
DEATH OF MARVIN s. TODD.

The death of Marvin s. Todd, SO, TOOK
place, last Sunday, at his late residence.
Mr. Todd leaves widow, aged So, and
three children: viz, Mrs John Marcy,
Mrs Horace Cowles and Marvin Todd, all
OF Litchfield. A grandson, DIR r. N.
Todd, resides In New Milford. The fun
eral was attended In the Congregational
church, Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Todd
has represented the town in the Legisla-
ture and held several town offices.
The Gospel service will be held on Fri
day evening at z.30 at the South Carmel
schoolhouse.
Mrs Goodman OF western New York
state Ii guest of her relative, Mrs Sam
uel P. Hayes.
Gordon Tyler left his team unhitched
in Watertown on Thursday aud the con-
sequences were there was wreck of
wagon and one horse was injured.
The condition of william T. Kasson is
improving. AT last accounts he was
able to walk across his room, but not yet
able to take solid food.
A physician was called on Thursday
to Walt Carr Watson.
The CenfsF primary school hae closed
Tor hHp Hssks' sasatssa sae ~ tsashs