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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07

oas sepiini9te 8ilet gu beIorsen.
!Serr bon N%emesbans iibergab ibm Die
flint 8uloen unb partete auf bas Bill
let.
Na9bem iid Der 5rembe ieoo6 nift
pieoer erbliden lieB, pintte !Serr BON
Nemes6aSD einem S9ubmanne unb
eraGblte ibm, pie linn Der 8auner flint
8uloen beraus9elodt babe.
Der G6ubmdnn fpnnte INN nur ben
Ratb 9eben, in 3utunft porIi9tiger gu
lett uno 5eigte linn ben S9dIier, pp
!9err bon Nemesba5p nun eigenbdnois
Elm StQet lDite, ipofiir er feds @uIoen
aablen muBte. Oils er pieber auf bic
Strabe binaus frat, f9munselte er perz
gniist uno ipra6: sob ib oen@auner
bod ansei9miert: 8iGet tpitet feds
9ulDen = uno bob i6 inn gegeben
nur fiinf GulOen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07

$. Dem @~robbsr3og bate, iiherte Der
bpbe 9err bem bieligen &rippeuperein
einen jdbrli6en 8eitrag BON finfbunz
bert Sranten an.
SneinerS 81 bung bes MfIiiens
bofes bonn perfl. Maniag fam Der
MorbperIu6 bes 21jd6risen S4uiters
M. Miiler aus Sid a. ). 4ls. an Der
perion Der etpa 1~8iGbrisen dlteit
3o6ter bes Birtbes YiBsg[au 5ur
8erbanolung. Nm Sonntdg, 6. Hop.,
fam Der 8efldate Miiler aus Der z
llbrzMeiIe uno besab ii6 in Die Wirtbs
i4uft piiB, Inn Elm Glas Wein gu trinz
ten. Wdbreno feiner oprttgen Qntpez
1enbeit fiel bereits ben @dIten ietn aufz
geregtes unb territories Wefen auf, poG
tonnte Niemdno dbnen, oab ii9 ndG
tur5er 3eit cine blutige SrdsObie abs
fptelen ipiiroe. DIS nGmli6 Die GlteIte
So6ter Gtiie in ben 8arten binaustrat,
um Semitic gu i6neioen uno gu reini=
gen, folgte ibr Miiner auf benz Sube
uno itelte tbr atpeimal einen 6eiratbsz
antrag. Sas Mdp6en mics i'm Suriid,
f%porauf Der 4ngetlagte cine preitanttge,
fptbe 5eile 5pg uno Der Qbnungsloien
bret Sti6e bei6ra9te, pel9e f9pere
8~erlebungen peruria6ten. Miiqer
bate ii9 oemgemdb pegsn Morbpers
Iu9s gu perantporten. Der MifiIenbof
oerurtbeilte ben S9uloisen gu 6 Sab
rem 3u9tbaus.
Civil It a n b Stabt
Guremburg.
8eburten. = 8pm 5. Se6.:
Nnna Margaretba, 8. b. Wilbelm @uz
ienburger, Sctrpi>9eamter; Maria
5bereiiu Sannp Sernanoo Magbalena,
5. b. Matbias parl Nnton Soa6im,
Supernumerar oes Embellishments
2ucte Senriette 5ransista @liie, 8. b.
Cue. 5oufe, Qbpofat uno 9emeinbez
ratbsmitglieb; Qusuit, g. b. Peter
6offnet, Sugl0bner; Suftine Margarez
tbd, 3. b. Hifolaus 5lammdng, S9ulz
lebrer; g.: Sobann, g. b. peter antoz
M, S%tein9auer; Mtagbalenu Inna
Wtaria, s. b. Nifolaus Meimersfir1,
SubrtneAt; Nitolaus, g. b. Sobann
SrunOenburger, 8uti6er.
9etratben. - g.: Seb.: Ditto
laus Mi9el, &uufmann nit Nnna
Sentges; T.: Sobann otto 0Dlter,
6drbermeiIter, nit Spbanna G6u@
mann; So6ann Saptiit Gmil 8obfon,
Qnseitelter am Cider Siittenz 4ctien=
8erein nit Mnna Marid 2ucie @igz
reur; Sobannss Stod, &utIGer nit
Maria @rei'en; g.: Hifolaus @regor,
Staatsbeamter nit Suidnna Maria
Imdlia SparB; g.: gonrao Ortmeper,
Gisurrenmader nit Suianna Berger.
SterbefGlle. 3. Seb.: peter
&remer, aft 80 Sabre, 5ubrmann uno
Wirtb, p%obnbaft gu 8artringen; A.:
Inna Sen, aft 3 Sabre; g.: Sobann
Srdn3 Subert 8iaeu, alt l Mpnat;
8atbarina prooit, alt 80 Sabre, Che
frau BON 4npreas 3anserle, S9neiz
Der; T.: aatbarind &ia, alt 70 Sabre,
obne Stano, Wittipe bon Sobann Be
rens, Stlbs. Sattler; @snes gbriitiou
Gundu, aft 3 Wohen; @nna Marid
pilser, alt 50 Sabre, Sdel0bnerin, ebez
los; g.: Margaretba Sbinbofen, aft 6
3d.; TO-: Beter &urtb, alt 40 Sabre,
%peHiionirter 2e6rer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Setrogem Mmo Ood) frob!

!Serr bon Nemas6aaD ipolte einmal
In bic Wiener Oper 9eben. Na6bem
er sebprt bate, bab es anse5eist Ddre,
fit i6on 8ormittass nm elm Billet 81
betilmmern, begab er ii9 redt fribseis
tig our Sper. me er iu9enp auf uno ab
9in9; %offenbar ipubte er ni6t, pobin
er iih au lpenben babe. Sin Soriibers
9ebenoer bemerfte feline 9erlesenbeit
rno Iraate ibn, ob er li9 pielei6t elm
Spernbiaet lDien poue. OTIS Serr bon
Nemesba5p bies eifrisit beiabte, erbot
dia Der Grsmbe, ibm fir fiinf 9ulpen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
oSnHem6urgi(6es
Letzeburger Sprechwirder a
Riedensarten.

Wien durch Sch6fieng k6mt on
Dreck,
An durch Esch one Klepp,
An durch Monnerech one Spott:
Den as ugesi bel Colt.
o
Dummeldeng an Ech
Leien an engem Strech,
Weimeschkirch lett no derbei,
Dat sin der Schelmendierfer drei.
IT as net all Dag Kirmes.
Wien opstet,
Dem seng Platz forget.
Eschten Abrelsgeck,
Stiech deng MUGS an de KGdreck.
o
Elei kommen de Fouhrener Jongen
ST hesche Biren a Bongen;
Biren o Bonge 81 quit Speis,
Gecken a Mare gin net weis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
StDi | II b Der Stdpt @rez
benmdue 7.

- ~ III " W : /.
8e burten. 0pm 5. ,Sdn.:
WagpaIend, s. b. Nttolaus G6fe5, Orr
better; 23.: Wlarid sSoIepbine, &. b.
Yeter Sund, Sdgl6bner; 81: Mdrtd
Soiephine, 3. b. Sobdnn 41ten, Maus
rer; @l,amd Mdrgdretbd, 8. b. Iis
totaua S6od, &aufmann.
0etrdt6en. - Gom 6. San.:
Ntot6tds Mihel5, &or6mohsr BIN Sc
MIDI, unb !9atbarina QirTd, pine
Stano bon bier; H.: Ritplous G6ons
fert, Stein6reAer, unb Nnnd Weffling,
obns 8efperb; Sobunn &tsffer, Sdnets
Der bon S6ue6Iingen, unb SuIannd
2etbdl, gidtberin bon bier; 49,: Spbann
peter Weber, Binasr, u1b 8ofbarina
Sieuoonne, p6ne Stanb; 25.: Sobdnn
&arl @uia, Maurer, unb @nnd Mdria
tSart, 6sioe bon bier.
SterbefGlIe.- Bonn 81. 0ea.
1888! Ignss MiiGer, 50 Sabre aft,
g6efrdu bon pster S6reiner, SaQl6bz
ner; b.: SAM: Martd gefort, 1 S,ahr
10 Wtpnate alt, 8. b. Sobann Yeter
8efort; Is: Sob. Bduf S6mitt, 8 g.
uno Z W. alt, g.. b. Bernhard S6mitt;
81: &atbarina S9mitt, 7 8. uno 4
W. alt, 3. b. So6ann Yaul S9mittz
gui4;22.: Pbiltpp Satob gaitian, 70
Sabre alt, 8aufmann.
Gipilftanb Der @emeinbe
Wprmelotngen.
8e burten.- @om 9. San: SO.
bann Peter, 9. b. Hitolaus WepriA,
Mdurer in Sberpormelbingen; TO-:
Soiepb, g. b. Sob. Peter 9eder,
S4neioer in gbnen; 49,: Gliie Marie,
3. b. Peter 5epbtzG ngel, @Grtner in
Sberpormeloinsen; g.: 8atbarina,
s. b. Sob. Meienboure, Win5er in
Wormelbingen; 81: Maria, s. b. Sob.
Slider, Winser in 2l6n; Glifabetb
Marta 2usta, 8. b. Hitolaus MiiIer,
2ebrer in @bnen; g.: 5eb.: MasoaIsna.
:. b. Whatb. 9ein, Slider in Gbnen;
Sob. hilbert, g. b. Hitolaus Senninz
ger, 8uniti9reiner in Ghnen.
Setrdtben.- IA. Sdr.: pster
Ginben, Maurer aus Wormeloinqen,
NIT 4nna Hod aus Nittel; IT,: Son.
9eder, 8u9fibrer aus gbnen, NIT
Margdretba Gmilie 9insba1 aus
2uremburs; o.: Wilbelm piinnel,
S6uiter, nit Mtarie Winfel, betbe aus
Wormeloinsen; "a: Mi1ael Oms,
WinSer, nit Inna S6mitt, beibe aus
WOrmelotngen; 25.: Yeter aona, Wins
ser aus Ibn, nit 4nna 9ensel, NGbtes
rim aus Wa9tum; 3d.: Nifolaus
Spbem, Shneiper, nit 3dtbarina 2inz
ben, beibe aus Wormeloinsen; a. 5eb.:
Watbtas Grr, Win5er, nit Glifabetb
Oemutb, beioe aus Sberpprmeloingen;
g.: Spbdnn Opel, Winser, nit adtbas
rina Sbia, beioe aus Wormeloinaer;
Nitolaus Oubr, WtnSer aus WDrinelz
oinsen, nit Wagbdlsna 6emmen aus
gbnen; T.: Tlatbias 8edtus, WiuSer
aus Wormeloingen, nit 3d!bdrina
SteiGen aus Ma1tum; So6dnn piinz
eel, Win5er aus Wprmelbingen, nit
Wearte @lifdbet6 S9eys aus Clippers
iheio.
SterbefGlle. - Dom 2. San.:
SdtFdrind 0~du6enfelD, so Sabre aIt,
CAefran BON Peter Sdser aus gbner;
g.: Sphann Soiepb BoIff, 81 Sabre
ali, @bemann BON Maria SrieDen aug
@hnen; T.: Sob. Sdptiit Reisborff, %
Sabre ait, Ieotg. aus Gbnsu; TO-: Nis
tolaus @tringer, 48 Sabre alt, lebig.
aus Sbertpormeloiugen; l. Seb.: &a=
tbartnd 8plft 6 Sabre aft, aus Wors
meloingen; 81: Spbann @infsl, 2
Sabre alt, aus Gbnen; %: pster
5rdnsen, 4S Sabre alt, @bsmonn bon
SuICnna 9iepers aus Sberpormslz
oingen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Sic Gouinlarirasc.
Gprtiebn II ~

OaB bic f.nanaielle Settle nidt ms
@epi6t IGlt, 1T nur iniofern pabr,
ais aaerbines bic paar Sranfen. Die
mir fir elm Yiireau an be5dblen bGtten.
ni6ts bepeuten. IS gtbt 2eute, Die ben
9ienIt gratis beIorgen i%polen. anpere
oerlansen nur Grltattuns Der Sureaus
toIten.
Ssbes SabE ss9su uns Elm QgssnG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
S,uei Sbcrbtrtcm ermammt.

Sn Der apoitolii4en Oelesatur II
Waibington lit am %. Sebruar Di'
omtltde MelDung ei~neetroffen, bob Del
bp9p'ite 9iIfof Beter 8purgaoe, ieir
rem /. Ntai 1885 bon SucIon, Qri5ona
gum Grabii9of bon Santa Sc, N
Mer., unO Gsp. Sob. %. Sbanabar
non Ybilabelpbta gum SiI4pf Dor
9arriSburg, Pd., ernannt iporDer
Ieisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Is t.

2uremburger i'm Muslanbe.
Serr 6 xMiiler, 4oloniit Der 4olpnie
yerua tGntre Hios,' Nrgentinisn), elm
2Iremburger, aus SuHaIinlter sebiirs
tig, bat mitsetbeilt, paB er elm Mittel
sur ppaitGnoigen SeHlhreteH@ertL
gung srtunnsn uno bamit cine iib:ruus
6efriebigenbe prpbe gemdht bat. 6err
Mdrtanp Suruoo, @derbduz Snipettor,
Ger Yrdiioent Der Seui9redeniommiiz
lion Der Gettipn 0 Ysrua uno nod,
einige dnoere Serren parsn dnpeIeno.
Oas Mittel lit cine aiftirsie 6IiiiIis=
felt, ipel1e nit WaiIsl perDiinnt piro.
Mtit bisier Siiiiiisteit beipriBte Serr
Miler nit elmer @iebtanne 2 Magans
6iipfsr, Dei6e in etipa elmer Wltnute
ale bapon tobt lparen. sir Die Pflan-
sen lit Die Tliiiiigteit obIolut uni9Gbe
lid. Iu6 an anoeren Snietten, pie
Yulgas, 8i6os ufp. bat 9err Ntiiner
basIelbe ReIultat ~er3ielt. @s lit oesz
balb bieie G%rfinoung au9 fir Die
@Itancierps bon srDBtem Sntersne.
9us Mittsl lit auberoem iebr biaig
unp foitet ben 9ettoliter / Dollar. gu
jeesr 4ustunft 1T Serr wliaer- asrue
btreit. Sine abf6Tift Dss ,3eugnifes
beg QderbauinIpettprs lag Dem S4retz
ben bes Serrn Miiler Bel. Wir min
iben Serrn Wiiller, oaB feline Grim
blns ii9 beipdbren pirb. ST bat bas
nit Der 2anopirthi6aft in ben bon
5eui9reden beimsefu6ten @esenben
eine uni6dbbare Wobltbat erpieien.
Gin grdBli9er Il III err
elite 5reitag um l ll6r ben Subrmdnn
uno 9aItpirtb &remer, sebiirtig aus
2euoelinsen, pobnbaft in 8%artringsn.
Oerielbe fuhr Sis fir cine bieIise
Srauerei; ais Der Mann um bic ge@
nannte Stunbe aus Dem 2aoen bes
SSerrn %. in Der p~altoritrabe trait unb
ous Dor Der Sbiire Itebenoe, an ben lee
rem &drren seipannte Yferoe antrieb,
i9eute oieies uno lief nda benz Yardz
bepldB; beim Saufe bon SORTS &euter
selans es g., bas pfero an Der 2eine
su erfafen, bod ungliidli6erpeiie
itiirate Der Mann, unb Der Barren fubr
ibm iiber Die 8ruit; au9 erbielt er
einen 9ufi4lag on ben Gopf. Der
0erunsliidte puros iofort bon Poliaeis
beamten na1 benz @aGtlptal eebraGt,
pohin man Ipfort einen qrSt rief. Opd
Dem DEMONSTRATION mar niht me6r
gu belfen; Der 8slittaften mar eings@
oriidt uno Der Magen gequeti9t. S9on
nab elmer 8iertslitunbe unb nadpem
ibm bic leBte Sclung nod gereiht pprz
ben tpar CAB er ben @eilt auf. Der
8erungiiidte ipar SO Sabre alt unp
Batter BON flint tleinen ainoern.
StebiesiGbrige General +
per a mluna oss 2uremburger
Sterbetaiienpereins fanp i'm 5~riepensz
geri4tsiaale Itatt. gu 4nfans Der
Sibuns ebrte Die @erIammluns bas
Qnoenten oes peritprbenen 8iceprGIis
benton Wtibael Silser burh grbebun9
bon Den SiBen. Damn Saeesoronune.
Die G~innabmen betrugen i'm Sabre
1898 Die Summe bon 20,321.71 Sr,,
Die IuSgaben 1S,42S.57 Sr. OdS
IereinspermOgen belief iiG am l.. San.
1899 duf 35,406.62 ST. Sci Der Hsu,
pahl Der austretenbsn Sorftanbsmits
9lieoer Srn. Mi3ael Sin, SranS
@an9ler, S. 3. 9enpt, Nitolaus Waes
ner, 9einri6 Wiinf6, purben oieie
Serren init srpBer Mebrbeit pieber aez
ipGblt. Nm Die STEELE pes peritorbenen
Observation-Disclosures 9rn, Mi9asl Oil
ger lpurpe 8err @iIenbabnIefretGr 9.
Sopers eeipablt.
8elegentlt9 elmer @ubienS,
pelde Serr Ausuit ~lllbeIiHs BEL g.. s..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07

Wieber bat Der S~obesengeI aus
benz &reiIe Der Samilie Niles gu Gbis
casp elm tbeurss Mitslieb in bic giuige
felt eeleitet, ndmiih ben Batter uno
@roBpater SranS Niles. Der 8erz
episte ipurbe am "a. Mdrs 1912 Su
grpep a. b. Moiel seboren, BON no er
i'm Sabre 1856 na1 Imerifa iiberIies
bette. Gr lieB ii9 bier i'm 9ororte
@roKe ppint nieoer. Der 0erItorbene
ltarb ppbl porbereitet bur6 bic bl.
Sterbeiatramente na6 lansem 2eipen
i'm Glitter bon sc Sabren uno 9 Mona,
ten. On ieinsm Grade trauern auber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
NerfWI rOtgcS.

Gin iunssr Mann in Neip yort bat
s~ebntauIeno 9lGubiger. Wenn Der
cine @erIammlung ieiner @ldubtger
einberufen polte, miiBte err crit pettsre
Sduloen MAIDEN, I'M cine Saae bauen
su f0nnen, in pel4er bic 8ldubi9er
Gle 8lah finDen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07

Sine HrauenzuniperiitGt ioI in go
flo errihtet neroen. Die 3eiti4rift
,SitaIien" tbeilt nit, oaB bus 8ebduoe
Der friiberen @oelsz Nfabemie fiir Die
Nibon : Spibi Sdigatu (Sdpunii6e
5rauensllniperiitdt) umgebaut psroen
5pQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
gbieaso, Sa., 26. 5eb. '99.

8eebrter 0err 9onner!
SD pia Sbnen gu piRen tbun, BAT
ih mein @eiGGft an g. 9alitep Str,
auspertauft babe. SD babe oas so.
telsei9dft a%ufgegeben uno meroe mid
ieBt benz Yferoebaubel pIomen. SGT
babe in Manbattan cine Stodfarm 9es
fault, perbe bort Yferoe a%uftdufen,
ielbe felt MAIDEN unb banu na6 ben oft
li9en Wtdrtten i9ideu gum 8ertauf,
Weroe audi balb nieper cine 2doung
pferpe na6 europa i@idsn uno peni
i9 BON bort 5uriidtommen, ppn bier
na6 Buffalo uuo Gteip Yort l9iden
I6tungspol,
M b. Siepe9 If,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07

Siefe 2ebenspeis6eit liest in Dem
folgenoen fur5en Gcim:
bus einen 8eruf ii6 pGblt,
Sat Ieinen pabren 8eruf perfeblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07

@alunterte. Bauer (su ieinem
Weib): rSrauben 1T elm MaIer, Der
pi1's 9elb abmalen, es ioa aber q Sub
babel iein, geb' maj 'raus!"
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-19
CORNWALL BRIDGE.
HAPPENINGS ABOUT TIE BRIDGE.

HAPPENINGS ABOUT TIE BRIDGE.
There was social hop and party at
the home of Victory G. and George H,
Beers on the night of the 10th inst, and
those present report good time, such as
is always the case whenever the doors
open on Beers Hill for an occasion like
this.
The Christian Endeavor convention,
which assembled here the 125h, was the
largest gathering of the Union for some
time. The church was filled to it's ut
most capacity and some rs chairs were
brought in from the hall and placed in
the aisles and porch and still there were
those that had to stand. Rev M Ferris,
president of the Union, had charge of
the services. FL. FL. Spooner, president
Of the State Union, was present and gave
a very interesting address. Among the
other speakers were: Rev Mr Johnson of
New Milford, Rev MIR Job of Kent, Rev
Mr. Goodenough of Ellsworth, Rev Mr.
Dyer of Sharon, Rev Mr. Hanna of Falls
Village. Then there was student of the
Yale College Volunteer band, who spoke
on the subject Of missions, followed by q
lady on the same subject. The lunch
was served in the A. o. u. w. hall and
there was an abundance for all. Frank
Gillett had charge Of the musical part Of
the program, accompanied by choir of
Is voices, that made the walls echo with
their melodies. Mrs Marvin and Miss
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-19
ROXBURY.

Gilbert Williams was in New Haven
and Bridgeport on business, Thursday,
May IL.
Henry Bronson reports business at the
plow factory good this spring. Mr. Bron-
son is busy just now with carpenter wo:k
at the Quartz 6 Spar Co.
Gilbert Williams has new horse,
bought OF Miss Kate Warner.
Mrs Harriet s. Mallett ia staying for
a while with Mr. and Mrs G. T. Nicholson.
Rev and Mrs Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs
John Bews and Mrs Leverett Castle at
tended the ordination services at New
Milford, last Monday, of Rev Frederick
Wright at ST Johns church.
George a. Fly. the hustling superin-
tendent of the Quartz 8 Spar Co., at the
Falls, Is getting the new machinery in
place and 10 ready TO push business.
They are building an addition to their
| present Mill 30x70, with 24-foot posts, for
storage. Jay Tyrrel has the contract.
| Antony Nudsatorsky has recently
bought place near the Falls and Is hay
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-19
Cochrane each sang a solo with much
credit to themselves.
BRIDGEWATER,

CHURCH AND PERSONAL AFFAIRS.
Rev Mr. Dean and wife visited in Tor
ringtOn, last week.
Mrs Dora Sanford visited friends in
Bridgeport, last week.
George Coles, with Mrs Root and
daughter of Danbury, were guests of A.
B. Mallett, one day last week.
G. r. Lyon of stepney is at present
with his sister, Miss S. E. Lyon.
Harry Smith with his brother, Paul,
spent Sunday with their parents in Ply
mouth.
Levi Curtis Morris and family of New
town were in our village on Sunday. Mr.
Morris is one of the leading grocers in
Newtowp, and is one of the pi!lars in the
Congregational chruch.
Arthur Treat Nettleton, q native of
this town, but now cashier of the New
town Savings Bank, and who Is thor
ough Treat, treated his friends in this
village, the other day, to look at his
smiling countenance.
George Sturdevant and family of Dan
bury were guests of Eli Sturdevant on
Sunday.
Mrs L. A. Bur CESS entertained on Sun
day friends from New Haven and New
Jersey.
Miss Kate Wooster continues very i'll,
and her friends have reason to feel very
anxious as to her recovery.
Rev Mr. Baker of Yale Divinity school
held communion service in the Congre-
gational church on Sunday.
Mrs Warren spends portion of this
I week ia New Haven.
Repairs are nearly completed on the
tenant house of Mark McEslin, and it will
be occupied by Harry Smith.
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-19

RIVER DISTRICT AND VICINITY.
!. 81. Higgins was in Bridgeport, last
week Wednesday.
John Frye of Danbury and William
Couch of Second Hill have been in thi
place during the past week.
David Disbrow and daughter, Mi
Mamie, of Fair field visited at r. G. Mai
lory's over Sunday.
The season is opening auspiciou ly
with Hunt & Miller, whose temperance
drinks are favorablg known for quality
throughout the valley. The members of
the firm are G. NJ. Hunt and L. A. Miller,
who personally superintend the manu-
facture of the goods put out by their
firm.
Mrs Alice Lathrop is caring for Mr.
Henry Camp, who is quite poorly.
A. Fl. Mcmahon, who has been confin a.
ed TO his home for the past week by SICK
ness, is again able to attend to business
Ackley, Hatch 6 Marsh are building
an addition to their already large es-
Establishment, to be used as an office fos
the firm. w. A. Sherman has the con-
tract.
A new fruit store has been opened in
the store on Bank street adjoining Rob.
ertson's shoe store.
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-19
New Haven Co.
S1UtETORD.
PERSONAL BRIEFS.

PERSONAL BRIEFS.
Miss Cora Howe from New Haven and
been spending few days at the pleasant
home Of MIR and Mrs w. A. Shepherd.
Miss Hattie Judson Of Woodbury. has
been royalty entertained at Mrs NJ. S.
Atwood's.
Joel Strong bought the Wneelertown
schoolhouse and has moved It home,
and is to remodel into some kind of a
building. He hasn't fully made up his
mind what yet.
A new separator at Charles Meyers.
Mrs Howard Hickox recently visited
her mother, Mrs NJ. 8. Atwood.
Charles Trask and daughter are wis.,
iting BERTHE Stone.
Mrs Joel Q. Strong drove to Seymour,
Saturday morning, there took the cars
to New Haven and back again at night.
Clark Lewis has set 500 young peach
trees, this spring.
Mrs Charles Wheeler, who once re-
sided at the Bristol place, is quite sick
with malarial fever at her home in Bea-
con Falls.
Mrs Nancy Bradley of Woodbury. Wis
tied her daughter last Thursday.
Mrs DR. NJ. L. Cooley and SON Ralph,
spent Friday night at the lovely home of
Mrs Elisha Wheeler.
Someone must be pretty bold to visit
William B. Davis duck house, last Sun
day night, and take two fine ducks, one
of each kind. 1t would seem that they
intend raising that kind of fowl.
The silica business has revived, under
the supervision of Alanson Bennett of
Southbury.
Benjamin Strong has purchased of
Thomas Shea of Woodbury., fine pair
of Devon oxen.
Mr. and Mrs Hotchkiss of Woodbury.
were very pleasantly entertained, last
Sunday, at home of Mr. and Mrs q. (.
Warner.
Ralph Wheeler has been over on anoth-
er fishing expedition. Some are having
fine luck, and some just no luck at su.
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-19

! The best article of paint that can
be made is none too good. 1t should
always be made with Pure Linseed
Oil, and never contain Benzine or
Benzine Drier. Good paint Pe,Jo,ms,
poor paint Promises and fails. The
Chiffon PAINT is as near perfect as
paint can be, because it is made with
the very best Linseed Oil. whatever.
Drier is needed is made with Tur-
pentine, and the Colors are mixed
and ground by machinery SO many
times that it covers more surface and
lasts longer than any other paint.
It is the cheapest because it takes
less and because it lasts longest.
For Sale by R. n. BEERS 8 CO.. Newtown.
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-19
''Special''
Ribbon
Values.

Good ribbons and good
prices go hand in hand.
And they ought to. But
that wouldn't be Especial
with us. SO we've separated
them and joined good rib
bons with priCes-well, you
will admit they're low.
10 inch wide Roman Strip
ed Sash Ribbons, easily worth
$I,oo, Special, soc yd.
/3H inch wide Plain Taft
eta Ribbon, finest Swiss
make, in IS different plaids.
Our regular price 2oc yard.
Special, I5c a yd.
The fine quality of MORE
Taffeta Ribbon, 21I to S
inches wide, in a great vari-
ETY. of colors. Now selling
at from I9c to 38c a yard
Choice of the lot, special,
Irc Vd.