davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-08-05
WiadOmOsci kraiOwe.

-Arcybiskup Ireland powroci& W
z. t. kilkomiesiecznej podroty po
Europe.
w Green Springs, O., spalil sic
spichlerz kolei Nickel Plate z 90.
900 buszli pszenicy.
w Nashville, Tenn, sedziwi
ma}zonkowie, Mcconnell 'owie, zostali
razeni piorunem zabici.
w Black River Falls, Wis,
z&odzieje obrabowali kase kolejows.
Zabrali $40 diva zegary.
Margaret Foraker, matka g4o-
snego senatora zwiszkowego, zmar2a
z. piatek " Hillsboro, O.
-Aeronauta Bert Kimball spad} W
z. czwartek W Hillsdale, Mich, ba-
lonu do jesiora Baw Bees utons}.
-Murzynka George Hackett W
Brownsville, Pa, powi}a 7 dzieci.
Wszystkie W trzy godziny po urodze.
niu pomar&y.
w "National Soldiers Home
ko&o Hampton, w. Va, 80 wetera.
now choruje ma 1o{ta febre. Trzech
juz umar}o.
w Chicago otwarto try stano owe
biura streczeh piracy, za}ozone ma mo-
cy ustawy przyjstej przez ostatnis
legislature illinoisks.
w New Yorku utworzy4 sic ko.
mitet, majscy zbierac sk}adki dla
ludnosci W rosyjskich guberniach
nawiedzonych g4odem.
w Greenfield, Miss, G.. Cornely
zastrzeli2 murzyna Sampsona Hayes
"a usi&owanie zgwa4cenia mu jego
1S-letniej c6rki Klary.
-Okret "Olympia,'' ma kt6rym.
jak wiadomo, znajduje sic dzielny
admiral Dewey, spodziewany jest "
New Yorku ma 30-go wrzesnia.
DIR. Stanley S. Edwins, znany
polityk b. reprezentant zwiszkowy
otru2 sic W z. t. W Elwood, Ind.
Przyczyna by&y kfopoty fnansowe.
-Okrety "Ohio' Newport" wy,
jecha}y " z. t. San Francisco dc
Manili, zabrawszy cztery kompanie
10 pu4ku piechoty 700 rekrutow.
w Carmi, ILL.,, 16-letnia Ivy
Crabtree otru4a swojego ojca, maco'
che brata arszenikiem, kt6rego ma
sypa4a do potraw. Zbrodniarke are
sztowano.
Pod Steubenville, O., zderzyl
sic W z. pistek pocisg osobowy kolei
"Cleveland & Pittsburg'' pocia.
giem towarowym. 80 osob zostafo
pokaleczonych.
DO San Francisco, Cal. przyby}
z Filipin transportowiec "Hancock" :"
z pu{kiem Nebraska dwoma baterya-
mi artyleryi Utah, razem re 1,139
zo}nierzami.
"Stowarzyszenie B4ekitnego
Krzyza," ktorego celem jest wyste-
powac przeciw lynchowaniu, zwo&afo
do Chicago miedzynarodowa konfe-
rencye ma dzien 7 sierpnia.
-Hawa6ski mayor Lacoste valley
teraz zaciecie przeciw bujnie rozkwi-
t1emu W Hawanie karciarstwu. Do
tad ME by4y tolerowane tylko chin
skie szulernie, teraz zaczeto wystepo-
wac takze przeciw arystokratycznym
domom cry.
-Budujscy sic warsztat kompanii
clearinghouse Electric" W East
Pittsburgh, Pa, zapad@ sig W z.
czwartek, przyczem J. P6ster King.
sville, Md, zosta4 zabity, kilku
innych robotnik6w odniosSo znaczne
pokaleczenia.
-Wszyscy pocztmistrze klasy,
wszyscy pocztmistrze stanu Illinois i
pocztmistrze 2 i 3 klasy z
Iowa, Wisconsin Michigan zapro-
szeni 50 ma uroczystosc polozenia ka'
mienia wegielnego pod nowy gmach
pocztowy W Chicago.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-08-05

SLkouy Sloo,oVV'
w Holyoke, Mass, spalit sic
ozteropietowy gmach Psronai Gree.
ma przy Main ulicy. Szkody $780,.
600.
w Dunkirk, N. Y, Frank Rey-
nolds wzni6s} sic balonem do CORY,
a potem, spuszczajsc sic "a pomoca
spadochronu, wpadl do jeziora Fin
dley utonai.
w niekt6rych miejscowosciach
Poludniowej i P6anocnej Dskoty
przeszsy W tych dniach wielkie burze
gradowe, kt6re wyrzadziiy wiele
sxk6d w zbozach.
DO San Francisco przybyl z
Msnili transportowiec "Senator" i
przywi6za zw}oki pulkownika
Aleksandra Hawkinsa logo penn.
sylwahskiego puaku ochotnikow.
-Przy ml6ceniu pszenioy ma far
mic Karola Haight, lezacej siedm
mil cd wioski Cloud, Mich, eksplo.
dowa}a parowa maszyna, przyczem
szesc os6b zostalo zabityoh trzy
ranions. Przyczyna byla niedosts.
teczna ilosd woody W kotle.
-7O0 stop d4ugi tunel kolei "Balti-
more and Ohio" znajdujacy sic ma
zachod cd Cambridge, o., zawali& sic
W z. czwartek po przejsciu przez ME
60 pocisgu osobowego. Tor jest "a
blokowany potrwa najmniej 2 ty
godnie, zanim tunel zostanie odresta.
urowany,
-Reprezentant zwiazkowy J. w.
Bailey oswiadczy4 W z. t. iednemu z
reporterow gazety "Post' W Houston,
Tex, ze przymierze zaczepno-odporne
pomiedzy Anglia a Stanami Zjedno'
czonymi juz zosta&o zawarte. Me
og4oszono tego dotted pubiicznie,
gdyz prezydent obawia sic to uczynit.
Adolf L. Luetgert, skazany
pred 16 miesiacami W Chicago ma
dozywotnie wiezienie "a zamordowauie
swojej zony, zmars zesz4ej srody ra.
no W wiezieniu W Joliet. By} on
kie{basnikiem i, sprzykrzywszy sobie
swojs zone, zabif js przegotowa& W
kotle swojej kieabasiarni. Sprawa
jego by1a W swoim czasie bardzo
g}osna.
We Frankfort, KY, odby4a sic
W z. t. stanowa konwencya populi-
stow. Johna G.. Blair nominowano
kandydatem ma gubernatora. Przyje-
ia platforma popiera kandydature
Wharton Barkera z Philadelphii ma
prezydenta W roku przysz4ym, a L.
Donnellyego Minneapolis ma vice.
prezydenta.
-szef policyi chicagoskiej, Rip
ley, zakaza4 pred paru tygodniami
wyg}aszania NOW ma ulicah Chicago.
socyali6ci, ktorych zakaz ten gs6wnie
dotyczy}, odniesli sic do tymczasowe.
60 zastepcy mayora miasta, prokura.
tora Walkera, O zniesienie zakazu, co
tel ten uczyni4. Postawiono i'm
jedynie warunek, azeby ME tamo.
wall komunikacyi.
Ma podw6rzu baltimorskiego
wiezienia miejskiego powieszono W z.
pistek czterech murzynow. Trzech z
Mich, Cornelius Gardner, John Mey-
ers Charles James, przyp4acili
swojem zyciem kryminalny napad ma
Annie Bailey, 13-letnis murzynke, a
czwarty, Joseph Bryan, skohczy& ma
szubienicy "a zamordowanie Mary
Pack, murzynki, ktors zya W dzi.
kiem ma2zehstwie.
w stanie nowojorskim dokona'
no wb. t. czterech egzekucyj "a pomo-
CO elektrycznosci, tych dw6ch "
Sing Sing a dwoch W Auburn. W
Sing Sing stracono Ludwika Fuller
soma i Micha4a McDonalda. Fuller.
son zamordowa2 swojs lone, a McDo-
nald swojego pracodawce, zegarmi.
strza Ludwika Titusa.-W Auburn
elektryzowano ma smierc dw6ch zbro-
dniarzy: Jana Kennedy, Buffalo,
Oskara E. Ricea, Cleveland.
w nocy soboty ma niedziele ma
pocisg towarowy kolei Erie, z&ozony
, so wagon6w, gdy by2 W biegu,
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
TASHUA.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Several from this place attended the
commital services at Cutters Farms,
which were conducted by Rev r. B.
Whipple, of Mrs nj. M.Worden, who, af.
ter short illness occasioned by a severe
fall, fell asleep in Stratford on the morn
ing of July "a, at the ripe age of 81
years. Mrs Worden's childhood was pass.
ed in Tashua, bat most of her life was
spent In Stratford, where she conducted
a very successful school for over 40 years,
and was highly esteemed. She was a
kind friend and neighbor and an enter
tanning and hospitable hostess, with q
mind well stored with useful knowledge.
One, who knew her well, aptly remark
ed ''Could she have bequethed her know
ledge, what fine legacy it would have
been for u.s." Our loss ia her gain, and
she has gone to her loved and losti ones,
where she has longed to be.
Mrs Ferry is spending few days at
the rectory.
Mrs Blackwood is entertaining friends
from the city.
1t ia hoped soon to hold the Sunday
school picnic at the reservoir, where
they enjoyed such pleasant time last
year.
Mr. and Mrs John Nelson wish to ex-
press thanks to the kind friends and
neighbors, who prepared such pleas
ant surprise for their home coming on
the occasion of their marriage. The sub
stantiai tokens were very acceptable, and
all erjoved the bountfful spread.
The Misses Emma and Sophia CAM of
New York are the guests Of Mrs George
Keller.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas McQuinn are the
happy parents OF nine and one half
pound boy, born Monday, July "a.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
HUNTINGTON.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
'rge Crofut is quite i'll.

Mrs George Crofut is quite i'll.
IL. Ross HawleY has been spending O
week at Lake Waramaug, New Milford.
Miss Louise Nichols has returned from
two weeks stay at Fishers Island.
Paul Rehnberg of Old Point Comfort,
Va, with his father-in-law, b. r. Upton,
spent Sunday In town. Mr. RehnberR
was on his way to the White Mountains
for his annual two months stay.
Mrs 4. j. Buckingham has been in
Shelton with her niece, Mrs William Cal.
Ian, whose little baby has been Ill.
Miss Ruth Beardsley Of Shelton Is the
guest of Miss Florence Wheeler.
The Ladies' Aid OF Sc Paul's church
met on Thursday with Mrs David Wheel
er on White Hills.
Rev Mr. 1eel Of Maine preached as q
candidate in the Congregational church.
Owing to the unpleasantness of the
weather good many were deprived of
the pleasure OF hearing him. Mr. Teel
expects to occupy the pulpit next Sum
day.
Antonio Elderly bad the misfortune to
cut bis foot very seriously while work
ing for Mr. Coan.
A meeting was held on Friday even
Ing BY the officers of the Old Cemetery
Association and a vote was taken "a
have the trees trimmed around the ceme-
terry. The people OF the village who
have occasion to use the walk In front of
the cemetery win be very glad to learn
OF this fact.
George Quick is again in town after
nm absense OF several weeks In Massachu-
setta.
Mrs r.. X. Morgan Ii spending some
time at Walnut Beach, Milford.
James Beard Is the guest of his aunt,
Miss Louiee Nichols.
Rev Mr. Teel was entertained over SUM-
day at the home OF n. s. Hawley.
Lee Eldred's mother 10 visiting at his
home here.
The people OF Huntington will be
sorry TO learn that T.. N. Baldwin and
family have moved from this place. Mr.
Baldwin has taixen the management OF
the new hotel at Lturel Beach, Milford.
THE WHITE HILLS DIgTRIcT.
Mr. and Mrs Levi Stone are spending
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
FIND OUT YOURSELF.

Why ask your physician to find out
whether your Kidneys are diseased. Take
a glass tumbler and fill it with urine. If
there is sediment after standing twenty
four hours, your Kidneys are sick. If you
have desire to urinate often, pain in the
back, or If your urine stains linen, you
should at once take DR. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, as delay is dangerous.
There is no question about its being the
best and surest medicine In the world for
any and all diseases of the Kidneys, Liver,
Bladder and of the urinary passages,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia or constipation of
the bowels. It quickly relieves inability
to hold urine, and the necessity of getting
up often during the night. It stops that
scalding when passing urine and corrects
the bad effects Of whiskey and beer.
1t is sold by all druggists at one dollar
bottle You can have trial bottle and
pamphlet of valuable medical advice sent
free by mail postpaid, by mentioning the
THE NEWToWN BEE, and sending your
address to the DR. David Kennedy Corpor-
alton, Rondout N. x. The publishers Of
this paper guarantee the commences of
this liberal offer.
4
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
lew veeks AZ N,cholas wakalee,s.

few weeks at Nicholas Wakelee's.
Miss Carrie Griffin ;s on the sick list.
DR. LOOMS lie in attendance.
Miss Lucy Shelton has returned to
Shelton.
Jarvis Williams has sold his farm and
will remove to Shelton.
Mrs Scott is visiting with friends in
New Haven.
Miss Eleanor Hubbell has visited with
friends In Seymour.
The Misses Marion and Jeanette
Beardsley are with relatives In East
Lyme.
Mr. and Mrs N. L. Burr of Shelton
spent Sunday at Hobart Hubbelps.
Mrs Charlotte Hubbeu is visiting at
Philip Jones'.
Rev N. B. Prindle will spend his vaca-
ton in Plainville.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
MAGNETISM AS A CURATIVE AGENT.

Healing by transmission of magnetism
or vital force is rapidly being recognized
as among the safest, most reliable and
effective of all known methods for the
relief and cure of disease, especially in
cases that have not yielded to drug med
icines and other systems and have reach
ed a chronic stage. Prof DeMork, one
OF the most powerfully gifted magnetic
healers,is permanently located in Bridge
port, at 289 Fairfield avenue, where for
the past two years he has been perform
ing marvellous cures of chronic diseases
after all other methods had failed. He
has many Testimonials from prominent
and we'll known citizens in Bridgeport,
Botsford, Easton, Long Hill, Norwalk,
Upper and Lower Stepney and other
places, bearing witness to the efficacy of
his wonderful gift OF healing and suffer-
ers fro u anv complaint whatever, that
has not yielded to other methods of treat
ment, should call on him without delay
He makes no charge for consultation,
terms are moderate, and has rooms with
board for those desiring the same, in con-
nection with treatment.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
BETHLEHEM.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.


Rev Mr. Lutz is expected to occupy the
pulpit Of the Congregational church,
| next Sunday, after which time the church
will be closed for repairs, which will be
under the direction of Seth Calh oun.
ed very Hospitality at Mrs N. L. Bloss'
on Friday.
The widow of Rev G. Willard Bird,
secretary OF the Y. W. G. A. Of Bridge
port, has been guest at Dea Birds.
Her next destination is Sharon. Mrs
Bird liz taking her summer vacation.
Misses Bertha Hitchcock and Emma
Hall of Cheshire have been guests of Miss
Agnes Boss. Miss Hall is student at
East Northfield.
Charles Guernsey and wife have visit
ed at his mothers in this place.
Edward Bishop of Bridgeport, being
in feeble health, is temporarily leaving
the undertaking business in that place.
He has the Golden state in view for q
trip fer recuperation.
Mrs j. T. Parmelee is entertaining q
cousin from Waterbury.
Mrs Clinton H. Bird is In New Haven
for few days. ...-
Miss Jennie L. Haugh Of New Britain
is visiting at the Bird sscabin.'
Miss Merriman and the Misses Earle
Of Waterbury are boarding at Frank
Stoughton's for one week.
Miss Sarah Judd is with her brother,
Daniel, in New York City.
Alex ander Hamilton is under the care
of DR. Reynolds.
Miss Emma Wheelock of New York
state has been Mrs Ell. G.. Judson,s guest.
William Flowers is still under DR.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
TRUMBULL.

Mr. Anderson and family, formerly If
Daniels Farms, but now Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, are occupying their home this
summer.
Mr. Bookataver is painting the house
and farm buildings on the Stephen Ster-
ling homestead.
Miss Annie Briusmade has been visiting
in Nichols for short time.
1t is understood that the Trumbull
Grange is to 60 on it's annual picnic to
Pleasure Beach, August g.
The many friends of Hobart Brinsmade
of st. Louis will be pleased to know that
he is slowly improving at the home of bis
sister in EEies Pa.
Mr. and Mrs FL. K Green have between
~ and 5O children every week at their
home to care for. Thew are sent out by
the Sunday School ofiSs Bartholomew
church in New York, for weeks outil e
in the country.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
MONROE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Miss Gertrude Hall of Bridgeport is
with Mics Elma Stevens.
Miss Charlotte Beardsley Ia with
friends in Westport.
Miss Edith Allen Is visiting Mrs Van.
Duyne.
Mrs Robert Sinclair has. Visited in
Tashus and Bridgeport.
Miss Emma Wales, who has been seri-
ously i'll at the house of her sister, Mrs
Seeley, is somewhat better.
Messrs NOordewier and Marshall, med
ical students of Ann Harbor University,
Mich, we're guests Of r. W. Wheeler on
Monday.
Mrs Marshall Beach has entertained
Miss Susie Erwin of New Milford and
Miss Mamie Repka Of Sandy Hook.
Mr. and Mrs William Gilfillan have
been entertained at Arthur Hinman's.
Mr. and Mrs Simon Cannon and son
spent the day in Fairfield with Mrs Gan
mons sister and family, one day this week.
Misses Agnes and Gertrude Beardsley
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
SANFORD.
PERSONAL MENTION.

Stone masons are at work pointing up
the stonework to the bridge at the pine
tree crossing.
Carpenters and painters are at work on
bought of L. Barnum.
The hard blow we had in this place,
last Thursday, kept Station Agent Balm
busy picking up limbs that blew Off the
willow tree near the Station.
Daniel Vaughan has been on the sick
list.
G. w. Lockwood has resigned his POI
sition at the oar mill at Branchville.
Miss Mary Vaughan is visiting rela-
tives at Boardman.
There 10 q family moving into the
Mike Vaughan place.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
Griswold nf Hartford, visited Mrs George
A. Fresborne, last week.
NICHOLS.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

mhIhODlST CdDhCh NOTESs
The usual services will be held at the
Methodist church next Sunday. Preach
ing morning and evening by the pastor.
Sunday school at noon. Every member
and friend of the school are urged to be
present. Y. P. s. G. e. at 6 80 p. m.
The topic will be "Drifting." Leader,
Miss Chatzee Chambers.
The Methodist Sunday school picnicked
at Oak Grove, Thursday, the 27th.
G. J. Thorpe's family are spending q
number OF days at the sea shore.
The infant son of Rufus N. Owen, who
was dangerously ill, has somewhat i'm
proved.
Mrs T. L. Wade has been on the sick
list
N. B. Curtis is building q new barn.
w. Wright OF Bridgeport has visited
his aunt, Mrs r. Turner.
A. 81. Fox has returned to his home In
Waterbury, after visiting n. j. Clark.
Miss Bertha Hall has spent several days
with her aunt in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
STEPNEY,
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

BAPTIST CHURCH NOTESs
The covenant meeting of the Baptist
church will be held. next Saturday after
noon at 2 30. Business of Importance.
Members requested to be present.
Rev Mr. Braman will hold meeting
on Friday evening at Hsttertown.
Thought, will follow thee,-But.
Rev Mr. Braman starts on his vacation,
next week. He will be absent two Sun
days.
The Kickapoo medicine company rails
ed their tents on Tuesday on The lawn
belonging to Edward Beardsley. They
gave an entertainment IN the evening,
and propose to stay here, showing every
evening for the next 10 days.
Mr. and Mrs y. B. Wheeler have visited
in Bridgeport.
Zalmon Purdy is in Port Jefferson, en-
joying an outing by the sea.
Mrs Charles Banks and daughter OF
Bridgeport are guests of her mother, Mrs
Perry.
Favorable reports have been received
from the hospital in New York in regard
to Miss Nellie Bride since the operation
was made.
George Lamphear of Bridgeport, but
formerly of this town, is proud of his in
FAINT son, born last week.
Mrs M. A. Hugely and son OF Bridge
port have been guests of P. j. Ritter for
two weeks past.
Mrs r, B. Rockwell spent day, last
week, with her son, Edwin Rockwell, at
Woodmont.
Miss Grace Banks was a guest, last
week, OF Stephen French.
Miss Emily Lewis and Charles Candee
and family, all of Easton, were guests,
last week, Of Mrs M. A. Beers.
Mrs Rufus Buddington and childr er
are visiting Mrs Moses Hull.
MIR Thomas of Bridgeport is stopping
with William Bigelow.
Mrs Henrietta Turney has her house
foil of guests from Greenpoint, N. Y.
Mrs Charles Purdy entertained her sis
ter and friend from Brewster, N. Y, re-
Gently.
Burton Joyce is building an addition tc
his house.
Work at the shop of c. L. Smalley
continues lively and he ia alwa Us ready
to accommodate his friends.
DR. Frank Wales has recently purchas
ed of P. J. Ritter his fine road horse.
Perry Hubbell rides out in a new roaC
| buggy, recently purchased Of "a. A. Pratt
OF Hattertown.
Miss Hattie Purdy is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Wheeler of Bethe
were the guests, last week, of Mr. ant
Mrs John Benedict.
Mrs n. W. Terrill of Colorado Spring
| is visiting Mr. and Mrs Stephen French
Mrs RoFe Grammar of Easton ant
Mrs A French of Fairfield are the guest
of Mrs M. A. Beers.
John T. Porter enjoyed day clammins
| at the beach, last week.
Thomas Perkins Of Blanket Meadow
shingled house of E. S. Beardsley, las
week.
Mrs David Osborne and Mrs G. H. Ed
| wards are among those on the sick list.
Burr Hawley has been appointed admin
| istrator on the estate of Lewis Edwards
| in place of the late Bennett Seeley o
Easton.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
SOUTHPORT.

Mrs DIR Cooley OF Waterbury was en-
tertained, last Saturday, ut the pleasant
home OF Mrs E. a.. Wheeler.
The game Of ball, last Saturday, be-
tween the Southford and South Britain
teams, resulted In victory for South
ford. Score 10 to 4 Batteries @. Shep-
herd, W. Shepherd, Manville, Bishop
and g. Luff. Umpire, Wiley.
VIII Davis started, Saturday night, to
Plainville, to attend the campmeetiDg.
bis father having returned home to at
tend TO his mercantile business.
George Da khan has opened the black
NTH shop ut Southford Center and Ii
ready 30 do all kinds Of blacksmithin2.
Mrs 8. A. Warner has her house full
III hoarders this summer
Mrs James Richardgon of Bridgeport
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
BROOKFIELD.

lockwood FARM AND VICINITY.
Charles II. Hatch and John Steinkoff
have fine crops of tobacco.
A cucumber picked on Edgewood Farm
measured l6 inches in length and weigh
ed two and one-half pounds. 1t is one of
the long green variety.
One single cane of this years growth
of Gregg raspberry produced rs large
perfect berries at Edgewood Farm.
A pear tree standing in the front yard
on this farm is wonder in regard to
fruit. o. single twig not two inches
long are Is perfect pears Of the Seckel
variety.
Several pieces of potatoes are blighted.
Field corn looks finely, with prospect
OF a large crop.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
WARREN.

John w. VarsoD, successful and hus-
ting bridgeport gre Ger, was in town, last
.geeK, the guest of James Duggan. Mr.
Varson drove from Bridgeport, and dur
ing his absence visited Cornwall Bridge,
Kent, New Preston, Litcbfield and New
Milford. This week, Mr. snd Mrs Var
son have been stopping at Mr. williams
on Redding Ridge. Mr. Varson drives up
every night after closing his store. War
rem is always glad to learn of the success
OF her sons. and M Varson is one of the
successrui kind. HE has thriving meat
and grocery establishment on W God ave
nue. in Bridgeport, and has also a fine
residence, barn and storehouse at 1877
Wood avenue. Mr. Varson is the son of
the late William Varson, who resided In
the western part of the town.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
MIDDLEBURY.

Charles Fowler Of Woodbury. was the
guest, last week, of Bronson Atwood.
The little child of Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Cornwall is critically i'll with catarrh Of
the stomach. He has been attended by
DIR Loveland CT Watertown.
Selectman w. P. Tyler had valuable
dog die, last week.
George s. Griswold returned from
Bethlehems on Thursday last, where he
finished getting the hav on the farm Of
bis mother. Mrs Harry Griswold.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Dutton of Winsted
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs Speu.
Ger at the Center.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
SHILOH.
LITTLE NUIsANoEs IN THE ROAD.

LITTLE NUIsANCEs IN THE ROAD.
They are loose stones permitted to liz
all summer, in certain sections.
Where, oh where, are our three sels Gilman
Where, oh where can they be?
That they rattle our bones over the stones"
Where oh where can they be?
The roads are now in mes of repair, it is
provoking to ride over them.
81. G. Clark is selling more meat tbs
ever, this season. When be Starts out H.
early morning it would make a Granite
long for meat to look into his wagon.
The Brew Brothers have bought the
grass on Charles Webster's farm and
they will get their moneys worth.
Your everlasting correspondent is head
over heels in picking, carting and ship.
ping the largest crop yet of red astra-
chans. There will be some $50 barrels
of first elass.-TG. w. B.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04

his daughter, Dolly, on his last visit.
Mise Agnes Bloss 10 at Walnut Beach
with Mrs Theodore Atwood and sisters of
Watertewn for one week.
Mrs Henry r. Atwood of WATERFOWL,
having rented her house and taken trip
10 ArIzans, has returned to Connecticut
and is boarding at Carr We son's.
Mrs DaForeat aud Miss Kellogg, hav-
ing been Ms J. d. Das toms guest for
. time, fetur1sed to Derby on Tuesday.
Mrs Lewis Stevens has entertained her
sister.in-law from MiddleburY.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
EASTON.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

The regular monthly covenant meeting
of the Baptist church will be held in the
lecture room of the church at 2.30 p. M,
on Saturday, August 5, and on the fol
lowing Sunday, the ordinance of the
Lords Supper will be observed.
Rev r. Ell. Sherman has purchased q
farm wagon of Charles Banks.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
YOUR MONEYS WORTH.

Probably you are just unreasonably
sensible enough to demand your mon
ey's WORTH" say Davis 6 Savard.
"Good! Our charges are based upon
that moneys worth plan, and at our
mid summer clearance sale it is more
than your moneys worth.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04

is the guest of her mother, Mrs S. A.
Warner.
David B. Wheeler Of Southford, who
has charge of the steam sawmill near the
depot, came very near losing one Of his
fingers by having it caught between the
carriage and log.
f. L. Merwin, formerly of Waterbury,
has purchased the Oatman house and
will carry on first class hotel.