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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

bow 0z strange cofcrx 3 garter - strange
x-uwEfs . Accsk Ct strange au-sssass. =
pantheon 81 strange g11z- Dz1erezT e~axss
ard birds IN the street different esrtaes
20 wear. ztSsrezr .rsal-sraeS. zrs5 Different
snns-sae very conncaess things are al
world
II takes -fn= 10 eorne 20 yourself At
zrss everything II Sc noticeable that you
sassce coshsEg When Things begin 10 Gone
sorted sad stfted Bcnz3y reveals itself
as city ~ rsonstress contrasts.
AianS sas s-z trent cne sp1sn.sa pubic
building Fellows northumberland stone
sacases with arch znS eoscrnAss, rzrca&
ard pinnacle AMI stGtIary. Al their feet
h1G6i% sinsy hEts % mating. matched
viii leaves which = days rain would
reaace 90 Eaz5 AMI YEar- Yog So In
ra4-Sss-gsaves1 rsn1 vast snd airy as a
Roman ssT3a~ aad sock ctr over gardens
q Gszvx scarlet and parT5% Sewers toward
choking alleys wAerp Aalf-EakS5 <ayage~
herd hT families foG@fher - oF-sa-erw1Te1
re9rux. ard 9Th runs 4a~a xuIlses 20 ts<
fer 81 the sGrksr street IL this garter
yea -ssy see the weaver wiring his green
and a-seeT wool an hand ie~ors-a skeie-
so- SO simple a.sd fragile that kick would
make STICKS 81 Il. 20 10 the street corner
ard yea ses the black smoke n%le1 from .
auns<re7 roaring nails whose competition
large npcn space ParS<ss hawi each Other
urzsaevaaEss fall pitches and CRY. Tank
xgn FAEk yn8.Fs after the haIIs by the rail
ssyazts q Hfnss0. wao woaId Ike. Il only
the lzw would let rim. - marry safsixs
and SARA widows
YET far all IT. 5rzcungruiste<. Rn-r5av
never lets v9u forget that il - 8 very
grsst city. &c II had 40 nails : wcuia h@-
essawDe8 Tor sss port. II IL bad neither il
wuaskd o. famous ser its beauty. And Il IL
were sc ugsy ss is r. fair IL 2oald stsai nv
0ns - TIRE Ta0sy astounding collections 81
human animals IN Ia. wori4. Fortv lar
z1agss Il Is said are Sasstuasly spoken IN
SIS aagaarS. Thai. IN asra wno understands
nc werss If any of them. - perhaps more
curious szan interesting. 5at then every
rare has IL own costume. SO tina. The
streets 81 Bombay are a Kaleidoscope Of
xsrTnisina tGrhars axzf crimson. Grange aud
s1axfe cetor % zen Ia blue ard broUa and
emerald wAsstc9atS- women I'm cherry
cssared satin drawers or NANTES. drawn
frzrn sre head across the h&sS1rn 70 the hip
If blazing purple or green saat shines like
3 gy@s<xsopper. - yea caeck ycur eye and
ask yanr mind for tre nsASssr-s-gs1r IN the
crowd il Is wai,e-wflse nardere1 with
crown or lawn or danson iegs-G- ".
Stevens Ia tire London Mall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

Consumption Is rHrahle.
The discovery has been made. perfected.
urnpnAnziy tested and gIsen &C. sne
world by she eminent AE0SYBeaE medical
sxYetgf psss alssf-Isr T. A. saeeara
The Ssccssaa System - a thorough ssy-1-
r}ese ard ca.nTsre fsenS8se system x Treat
nsent consisting IL Four distinct karTp4Ta-
items Combined. they r present Tar Actssa3
ansaihsl@ior u Consumption. csslg as. colds
asthma, hrczshsfSs esztArrh. wsakezss'..
and rundown systems aTesase ranas,seES.
effects
FIRST-Tse SloesisA System kills and
drives cat II the huT8an system every
aeAth-sae9iing germ thfTsby rendering Il
sazSfz Tsts ts1x 10 responsive treatment
SEdsf1$i-l1 5ntvxsg8Ee* 4 hzssfsss rg-a4ss,
F&sssnzvG strsE-s fg<Te%fssrsrss foea7. rssseaTss
TIE asse asss- astex3 tissues and brings the
throst ard iufaEx sssto ars3ae. healthy lssa-
TfflRB~~st sfrtas az eaes AL Catarrhal
and naacouS discharges ana kills thc
cough.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

J. A z segss - iss g'astsraa@rg gHarers-
sa Gazette an fa-ssgstsrsx assS aaseeggs5e
vseo~a ~ fae s.se - xesa - tast 4 ssees ss-s
"a a fTsrsst84Hs earss- Tsa 9Etrsea ars vi
sna reefkse~s 81 SsAa n9s-szs sas- fz.-sa 3
As.tasy scsss1e sszn - Ess @zss sss5z@ sseeA
pSasSeg Fruzss Fssa kirk Nss esszstsz<e8 sux-
sss = So aas fAe aags2s - zAiz AFtsss.
sx.zsi@ FsaEslezg awas sez&htg gs@rs. sssE
rtaee sgaxefaae1 a. faS Tss@ zassae sse=ss
- Aaxe Meer s5szeS5Aasa - AessF zes -ke
ek-8s ~ BsssSatssr SIS assF9 s4aEsieass
speak - a3v ssssssa Setsg Pe@@sa AeAsn
Acts og sae Apostle. SOC ~ aAsAsgss Assss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

sz1rs~z TIE Gkke~ 5ay q. r5s s15ySs o. s5s
English ssa1r=s
T~sia-s CIaia xsbstsnfiafeA-
Tn1s esasn L. rs0rre osss by zee testimony
es Iorai experts. WHO sag TIA. BE - srEt-
tied 80 tas cre<zsx y. having hizzs9 the
rzsrh since srsst8sr ~ Marcosaf. Casr@rras
st-extf Rsxnz ard Others Tesla ass rot
soi5ow Gg BIS discoveries q lie sznse se-
esuse ne s&w fse tremendous esss& Eses -
- overcome before fae grsaf true coszt1
- mace commercially sA5aasss- 2-s1 a.
that t4ne@ - was after zs0Eey- Stree sre-
Be ESn s~Es4s . grras TEAL o. D. ard 1a@
Chicago r-en say thas z5s seaara 5&s 2@~a
- deterrent etTass 1gsan rs xs15szs-
sorss years aga ne selS hss 7.@tszsts 80 tae
NsssfngssSzzse gs-afs3e ard tssy pay 1sus e
tremendous royalty G1nsasfsEs usEy lis tire
Is sosnE r. izlso~assery gsa- ard zet work
Az tsea enters als fertile avasn. re sel-es
II ard GsseEss days ant nights 70 ssrksE.g
81 gae nA@n ~ brings X - the stage
where i IS sspassae .. producing sszEtssrs
Effects re- grows flF~S es &. i0afs for
few ssavs ARD goes :; SOMETHING else.
Nas havfnE - wgFk ard h%snx s0zse-
shsag ~ y roSex-. he prefers - assenzsa
sRFrssrh Ea kaaEe gaas s2eal ike n nes-
rornancsr When rscvinE gyBEnG azaang his
mysterious machines ard 7e l8se@ the
part. he Ess asae -sea - RS scr;
81 saine sha1 gasapEe are apt 20 tareet zss
really zeyzSe~sgsi discoveries 81. ~ sss.aFn
81 practical eseefxses- Eesrg successful
device. fer izzs4nee ncw Gs-~s IL EarhsS-
ing re H1lEhty forcs - waterfalls Tor sns
Production 0s ssee7xsgt8E - - Te<Aa's in
seTsElen. HIS apparatus - harress-ng Nj
agara falls. TIE HeSsiHg Rouse corpora
tics has grown irssssnse3y rlch frogs him
AMI ~ h2s grown rteA frogn tns corpora
tot.
Is lgae wfSh tAls aArt u rs strange
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
But One Cure
for ScrOfula.

Scrufula is enc of the most obstinate.
deep seated tsisSsi diseases. and 10 be-
yond the reach af the many so-cassed
purifiers and TONES ) s s - equal tn
any blood trouble. and nesss fails 10
cure Scrofala because il goea dawn
20 the seat %, the disease. thus per-
nanentiy eliminating every trace of
The faint.
Mr. II r. ThotDpsen. o. MiIledge-
VILE, Ga-, writes
"A haA rAse u Aefsssis hrrke eas a. taa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

FCE RTts~-st Yvszsaes trae rss'sis In.
ntsrIas3 y iasRk sNs Sssrafes &ssss stimulates
s8sAskz@S aA @aAA sE@As sszs4 ttEssaS sae
ez41ire system back {. 3 asasssy normal
eaz4a tIan-
yesivs for E7zs asking rs q special ar
gN.-EerYsagss msEs1e Win Size naxtag, readers
~ sss4k fsS~. WaE 8ftan the Ea0E Prep
agafissuS rn@SsEs@ nE Tao esaEEEiwsss Sasessza
Sxstes0 as ILLUSTRATED aAuye. Is aena1Eg
Gssgsv ssssnssls&e ssafasS. fssssHsssee sid ex-
press addresses Ia ssa@ @SaTaEA 8-AhusS o.
seS IS =. - Tsize Street, $sx YoT&, be-
lng sure 10 rn#nsssn fass= ssaFses
EDITORIAL AsSs tGE Nssts 10 fhe
nactas xesfSg. ask hts AaYles Aass he w.il
.,esserre. peusf aE7Ak. bsf Sexsa your fEiI
maine xpssto1sses' ahss EXPRESS address 10
DIR r. n 3Eorgsa, - psns Street, SSw
Yurk " " R1a tse e4sF@ t@ SAP sA@t Yga
Agesleer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

character Kiss q resent exhihsft0n in MS
laboratory lie desired 70 demonstrate the
remarkable gereraftye ana ressve reseiss
~ hsS nsw ose3siStaTs. AAosss which he has
feeA talking ~ much If late. In an ar
ficis N era 81 fae standard publications
tAe Electrical Esv-ew Of New Yars ne
hiss given an elaborate dsser gss1n az sae
fnaaw wonderful khings Accomplished BY
these oScs.IatarS wstk sEefg trerne ia 3usly
high siectr.e x.hrasinnz he lights dis
connected vsesspm bes5 81 1sa8 candle
gow-r hy what Re cats high frequency
currents. wa.2s holding Ghe 7ulA IN hss
hand and removed sauge feet from shc
esssglatav. be lights an 4rcanlse<cemf lamp
by means 81 Waves transmitted through
space 70 . eOsi; he fhFs1s ugt fnagn a dis
connected ccsf intensely brilliant stream
srs Il lighs. while oIhsr coils near Z re-
usain unaffected; sfasssins a. serue dis
tance fg@m an ascgsiatrr re lights a
vacsgu-r buib by electric waves the waves
sm thls instance passing through n-s own
hoss and lighting sne BAH hei6 ir his
hard an iron bar held II the harsts IF ar
assistant gsow& as x red hot and a hnia
~ its end = lighted, the waves passing
through rhe mars essr5v without ynfWYx -,
hlns he develops 3 pressure q So 80 volts
IL a cnaF which he holds IN his hard PRO
seefing himself frssn injury rs maintain
ing q position AT th@ modal yArg ST me
save. where ire pressure Is small. Re
does 6 ze So af ether rhtnEs IS wUnderful
ash aa apparently dangerous 20 the ias:
degree
>omc Thia<. u Nay DO.
IN concluding "a communication u the
Review. Mr. Tesla says.
~r-IsctTical vibrations have shown tha;
ordinary currents can hs transformers
xith AlEh economy fnt9 electrical gisra~
,ion~ 20 AIRY lstea. whira aTs rented IN
-v@r-s- novel us,.eu-ys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

BOMBAY LIKE an EiasorRt~ Dweaw of
~srmwge Sights ama ~anHa.

Use ars< ssss - 1-sits 5s szsaxE-x eu~
tra ncsar ss4p~fssnS C~ @fser countries
yass a~tcazay awzeF <-s'sgstly ytaar s~sss
sex te ths f.@gArt. aaS k.%ssst passes "a sse
E~sr.ssl-5x ~ ar dessert t-amss~s In Ess---
Aay s1a A&ew ssrays.& 4ute sasSt e5aa~
a~Ase ssreSa snsz5ss SIR variety es@yrress
wzsn cez-elsxsty, R gallery * str&zgs
faces a hrxz ot strange yasceS. $ sa5n-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

Fry relates - following .netsserS Ss aav
srS taken place e@ the Kansas fr5aS ane,
General otis came aIeng. and oaee wasn
So. Asys BAD erased swtEx Ter 3 minute Ne
@ats s&e}} havS los are ygU coming
5Fn&v a fpw - tas ha1s knsw a8-us sn2
ar@ - fAz~ Snia Az right par3. s1w'S
yssn~segfz- As7sz9he~ n she Boys that snew
fss1sra1 C,sfS told Asrr rs strut ap. tAat sse
rzsags was General C3tSs. IT, general sver~
neAvs7 hsxn ansf said Tr.ats eli r3xA,.
gard * as gaesa gsreraI' torixat' -
-~ kanSAs C&sy Journal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

ssEa 81 fhe disease 70 resrrn."
BE- relying upon ). ;. s., snd rot er-
rarsnsengIug With fhs vario5sA s1-cailed
tones. etc, ali sufferers from hioed
troubles can be proFagsly cured. IT.
stead - enduring years of suffering
which gradually bszt surely 1srderUines
the constitution
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

q radius ~ sseEJy miles fForn sae censr2l
sfatiaF i S. e eeaysss impossible %
spesk aate9ystagYely of a mater ii saea
importance * , atstaaae Of fssr EstEeS. 10
matter sow acqarate The reports ~ the
lalsy pagers 2na electrical journals HAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

AN exeasla9s rsssssy sa- gasoalnsa wii.
- Eas.asi is ta4 ssF.aus old Jesss Moore
sasssy tAksa a. aeEsssps- Sod every
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phaens Kennel Mas sasttxad AZ Bough-
tea csapeh, Aprli 2. ss--gha tseck-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

fFl~&rauh tm@ fhromSh Nhtt.-
Ees "a rssa,E s Ehzt tNw receiver
y scsaa't3 }eF Is t.sae vas8l - ssAs sssg-
- ~n.-a ,ts 49, Is pressed ~ tss .caas-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
A CROSS
woman
MAN + = - - = 2.

&2fs- = @Sfas-fS ~ zs~TE u NskA2fz ~ Z SUE
cssg Axsh psaers@ See tte Nrsght ssst@.
F5a~s%ssereS Ssansa p 8,tse-s makes r-eo-
re weR5 sss&aaS. 81 cures sse esxwrzor AL
rneur~ e MANKIND
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
IS WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY SOLVED?
r~s,a-. clai. x~s.s.asiafeA-

sasn@s TIE otser Say 90 sss ssarss % :5s
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-06

have been dolng carpenter work for H. N. Camp.
 Southvil'e people nearly all attended the NewtowD fair.
 A number here are comp lainlng with hsrd co1ds.
 Rev K. L. Wbi'comb he'd services ir this place. last Sunday afternoon.
 Miss M Il Narthrop and Misp Minnie Worlen were recert guests of MT, John Wepts oh il the PUr3bsse.
 Mir and MrF Homer Buckingham of Northv'll3 were at G. ". Northrop's, ,last Saturday.
 John Grace entc r4ained brother from Nnwburg, N. Y, recently.
 Rev ". H. Dean will hold services ir this El9ce, next Sunday, at 20 p. m. Mrs Jane Shf l5cn is visiting friends in Benpett's Bridge district, ,Southbury. W Ham Grs ce is making plans to leave fer his home in Newburg, N. Y., where he has employment. Mr Grace has beer Tn this vicinity about two years work ing ar farm VT TX and has gained good many friends who will miss his smiling face.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-06
Litchfeld County
NEW MILFORD.
RESULT OF MONDAYS VOTING.

RESULT OF MONDAYS VOTING. Town treasure 1T and treasurer of school and deposit fund: Albert H. McMahon, d, 465; Charles Nj. Beach, ', 422. Town clerk: Russell B. Noble, and SS9.
 Selectmer: David k. Soule, d, 459 Apson squires, d, 433; J. Butler Me,- win, r, 398; Her ry Ii. Pom roy. v, 42S
 Assessors: Noble Bennitt, q, 434; Le- vi s Richmond, d, 445 ;BAJoflr Ii. Ha l, r, 445; William D. WaIzor, r, 439. C ectnr 0t taxes William l.. Rich mona, d, AS; William H. Full' r, r, 435
 Board of relief: Reuben booth, d, 446; James M. Hsllock, d, 449; Freder- i'k J. Turrill, r, 434; Turney Souip, r, 437.
 Registrar of voters: @FranF E. Soule, d, 444: Charles H. Osborn. r, 437.
 Audittr: J. Leroy Buck, d, 446; Ar- thur G. Todd, r, 442.
 Consta blpa: Charles Plar z, q, 463 i; Charles Addis, d, 455; Charles Reiit !, Jr., d, 457; Albert M. DO'an, d, 422; Robert DOnnelly, 2i, r, AIS; Myron Patcben, r, APO; William J Roberts, r, 434; Bruce Nj. Nearing, r, 447.
 Grand jurors: George Robertson, Philip Plapz Frank Kennedy, d; IT, seph La Halt r. Al; James Gnu rchill, r, Al; Edward DakiD, r, 443.
 Town schonI committee: Charles N. Hall, Albert H McMshor, d; Chauncey B. Marsh, r, 43S; J. Butler Mt r win, r, 437.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-06
BRIDGEWATER.

l TOWN AND PERSONAL J0TTINGs.
 $. K. Weeks visited New York City tc witness the Dewey parade. Henry c. Sanford with his, sister, Mabel, spent Friday and Saturday oi last week in New York City. Rev Mir Morse is home from his vaca. tion and occupied his platform as usual, last Sunday. - Rev MT York and wife of Roxbury were through eur will ge, last week.. Mrs J. B. Pitcier and daughter, Grace, visited New York City, last week.. Quite number from this village visit. ed the Newtown fair, last week, and re. pc rted it success.
 Robert Erwin of New Milford, with ladies, q owe through our village, last week.
 Howard Peck and wife of Long Hill Wsre guests of Mrs Charles Bayette, ST, over Sunday.
 An infant son of Frank Beach of Bridgeps rE,~ and grandson of A. B. Mallett, died, last Saturday. Tuner al services were held on Sunday.
 Master Morris Car field, was very se- verely ljured on Sunday by kick from horse he was caring for, being hit ov- CT or near the eye and crushing the outer shs Il of the Rkull. Re is under the care of Drs Botswick, Staub and Wright, and is reported doing as well as could be ex- peeted.
 Miss Daisy Hill entertained he r cousin, Miss Jennie McEwen, of New Milford, last week.
 Mrs E. R. Wooster is visiting friends in Waterbury and Bridgeport, this week.
 Rev E. B. Dean assisted his father ip the service at St Marks church on Sun day. >
 Miss Daisy Hill entertains, this week, her friend, Miss Mabel Platt, of Wash ington, D. 0.
 k. R. Wooster is out of town, this week.
 The town election passed eff very quietly on Monday with the usual result.
 The collection for the Tuskeaee sin- gers in this village was over $26.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-06
ROWS THIS.

We offer One Hurdred Dollars Reward for any case ot Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh cure.
 FJ. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. O. We the undersign ed have known F. Che- ney for the last l6 years, and believe him per tectly honorable in all business transact ons aud financially able to carry out any obliga tons made by their firm. West < Truax. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
 Ohio Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale Drug
 gists, Toledo, o
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act. 2 directly upon the bloods and mucous sur faces of the system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druo gists. Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-06
WOODBURY.
 THE VOTE IN wooDBURY.

Town eI. TX, Asahel W. Mitchell, T and il, 292; selectmen; Charles 5. Cur tfss, r, 287; Horace H. Minor, r, 158; Burton Shove, d, 94; Frank H. Tho mp. son. d, 105; town tre surer, Samuel O.. Tomlinson, and d, 294; agent town de. pOsit fund and treasurer school fund, Samuel c. Tomlinson, and d, 295; as, seasor, Charles T Terrill, r, 2l5; Orson K. Cartwright, d, 69; co lector of ta xes'
 William G. Futile, r and d. 29l; registrar of electors, Edward c. Wslkersi r, 221 George M. Allen, q, Fl; auditor, Asahel Mitchell, r, 290; Daniel E Mallets, q 72; grand juvors, Albert N. Judson, r 218; Omer E. Norton, r. 222; Edgar r
 Burr, d, 72; Richard c. Benjamin. Q p; board of relief, Robert l Drakeley | ', 223; Aired Johnson, r, 223; David !, Somers, F, 220; Frank B. Peck, d. 72 George Y. Smith, d, 72; constabiea Geoi9 9e W. Dvakel lev, T, 222; Horace Il Minor, ', 2lO, William Q Futile. ', 2l9
 Geovge M. Allen, q, 70; Edgsr F. Bur
 q. 75: town school committee David l. I Somers, r, 223; James Huntington, [
 70. Licenae, l45; no license, IA.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-06

sweet soprano has been greatly missed in the choirss
 Dr Denslow has just had telephone put in his house.
 Mrs Fred Boz 1man is an ardent fisher and the lake ie some bundred fish poorer by her summers port.
 MT and Mrs Darlington, grandparents of Mrs Peters, have been visiting in Mar bl dale. this week. Eric Nelson has tba old house he ha s been re pairing almoFt ready for occupa- tion. 1t makes very cozy dwelling.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-06
MIDDLEBURY.
CITY PEOPLE LEAVING TOWN.

good many of our summer inhabitants nave gone to their city homes. The families ot J H. Whittemore, Harris WhittemOre. Fred hase and Thomas Kelley are still here, and will enjoy the autumn beauties
 Mr and Mrs Elford Taylor spent Sat urday and Sunday in Naugatuck at their cousins, George Held's.
 Elford Taylor will vacate his house at Quassapaug Lake, this week, and go to Bethlehem. retu ming in the sp,ing.
 Charles Allerton is renodeling his house tracy Brothers are doing the work. Mir and Mrs Allerton intend to maKe it their home.
 George Camp has made extensive improve ments on his house this seasoa. painted.
 Improvements are the order ot the day about town.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-06
WARREN.
THE ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION.

THE ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION.
 Town officers elected October 2, 1899 :: Assesst Is: Miner A. Strong, F. T. Johnson.
 Board of relief: W 1liam l.. Hopkins, Patrick Duggan, William Barrett.
 Town cleik: Augustus B. Camp.
 Town treasurer: Augustus B. Camp
 Selectmep: NobleB s r)ng, Richa1 F. Thompson, William Foresfelle.
 Grand jurors: Samuel E. Tanner William F0resGeile. Constables: David Strong, William B rcett. Registrar of voters: William F. Cur l tiss. lark c. Dodge. fcNool visitors: Noble B. Strong, ,EEd gar E. Wheeler.
 Auditors: Patrick Duggan, F. I Johnson.
 Collector: Arden s. Tanner.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-06
New HavenC Go.
SOUTHBURY.

HULL HILL.
 Mrs Lamaon of New Milford visited her sister, Mrs Ruth Wells, last week.
 Mrs Granville Warner went to Betht l on Saturday to visit her sister and chil- dren. Her daughter has been very sick with pneumonia. She found her better and retuI ned on Monday.
 Mr and Mrs W. E. Curtiss of Ausonia spent Sunday with her father, K Burr. Merton Burr returned home, Saturday. He has been at work in Morria, Rev ar d Mrs W. H. Barrows of South. bury wire calling in this place, ,last week Hszal Wtls haa gone to New Milford to stay for 8 while.
The Newtown bee., 1899-10-06
NEW PRESTON.
VILLAGE CHURCH JoTTINGs.

Rev M Paugburn occupied the pull pit here, last Sunday morning and even.
 ing. His sermon in the ID ling was stirring one to the church fir Jm the text found in Exodus Command the Chil- dren of Israel that they go forward.' }
 His theme in the eevening was t'Love.' 3 It was the frat evening preaching the church has erj yed since August l, but
 will now be more regular. Newtown and Graat Harrington fairs, last week, were visited by parties from \ this village and vicinity and Hon H. O. ! AVfr Il and son, Herman Hoffman and ! son, F. J. Hosford and others witnessed k the Dewey celebration at New York City John H. Lyman of New York City visited his brother here from last Friday until Sunday aft, r3oon. K. R. Beeman came near inflicting a { serious 1T jury to himsels, last week, in Wi liam C. Beeman's- barn, while at- tempting to remove bale of hay. His feet slipped into the s'r shaft, and he saved himself from fsl'inR to the base ment ny a nimble j1mp for man over 70 yefr' of age. H s ribs wsre bruised, and his suspension -om labor for 6 few days has been necessary.
 Mrs l.. W. Barnes has barrel of well pfesf rved russet spples of the 1898 CT D. MT F. J. Hosford passed ps IL of last week in Bantam.
 Mr' Emma Hall and son moved, last week, near the Gunnfry, that Master Arvin may attend the school more con- veDien'ly, this winter.
 Sherman Coggswell, with teams and men, is clearing another It on Daa Burnham's farm of stone and building an extension to the immense, stone wall he built, last year, adj 5iniug this piece of ground. Charles Buhtr nf Lakeside and George Farme of this village have done the blasting with gelatine.
 Hon c. r. Lyman's barn Is receiving a coat of Masurg's paint. Hull & Tyr ell are the painters.
 Charles Richards and Miss Cate start ed back to their home In South Dakota on Tuesday of last week.
 Mir and MT J. B. Stillson and son passed last week at his bl oth6 Tin iaw's hotel at Woodmont near Milftri.
 George Farmt ia disposing Of his household eff9cts IT parat' ry to depar- ture fr lm tEis village or to boarding while here. Henry Gilbert and family will occupy the rooms vacated by MT Farmer.
 Cbestnuts and walnuts eeem very plentiful in this vicinity and every boy may be seen each mornir with bag on his shoulder
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MARBLEDALE.
A SOCIAL EVENT.

There willbe dance in W. Q. Corn~ ing's big nea barn nn the night uf Iues- day, October 0 Everyone hopes that the resent spell of sharp weather will have moderated by then and in any case the committee nromises enough hrisk music and hot coff @ to warm the chlll- fest night. The proceeds of the affair will 20 to St Andrews parish fund.
 MYs James A. Speiry as slowly recov- arinz from l,er recent severe Illness. Hel
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WORTHWHILE.

from Germany, where he has spent six months visiting hia 'latives.
 Chicken pox is very prevalent ere.
 Mr. Couch is still in & VI rg weak state Her daughter, Mrs Hine, ls caring foi her.
 MT and Mrs Nelson Kinney and daugh- ter attended the Newtown fair on Wed. nesd&y.
 Work has been commer need on the baptistry, D. w. GregCry having charge f the work
 The foundation fC the hor SC sheds has oeen made, requiring many men and uucN hard labor to complete.
 Mr. Btr, Bowers spent portion of ast week at Mrs Chester SOule's.
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closed their cottage and returned to Hampton.
 Mrs Georgia Newton Ford has been bome for visit and returned to the city of Hartfe I'd. -.- -
 Mir and Mrs George Logan, who has been here forthe past summer, have re- turned to Ohie.