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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Bon elmer bis so Gets, anitobeno an
oas Hihmenoer 8irheneiae ntbum tonnen
su iebr onsemeiiensn Preiien s%etauit rpers
ben. 3ieie @runbitiide limb iehr paifenb
fir Jarmer, Die suriidju,ieben iih beab'
lihtisen. ibr 6eim in elmer suten oeutiden
eemmuritat aufihlaaen uno in Der Ndbe
elmer fatbsliiden Stride pshnsn mohten.
llm Preiie unb ndbere Nuftldrune ibreibe
man an ODER iprefe Dor bel
anton MuseIi
ALBA 9srab, Winn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Yut's
9alten fid 5nr @edten.

Die S%ewesuns Der Wasen Ii. 3meis
tdber ri4tet lid mad Der Resel: Gals
tet Sud CUR 8e@ten. Seoe Sausfrau
loute bic ndmlide Nesel befolaen:
9altet SUD Snr Re9ten.
&auft Cure @aars an, re@ten Ylate.
&auit Cure @aare gum rs9ten Yreiie.
Ganft Cure @aare tn redtsn Wsss.
Das ut fir Saar II. ipart 0elb
Mince 6leii6 in elmer ,,pei pfunb
Satile. 121ctS
Mince 5leiid, Priscilla granb, a,pei
sroBe Sorten per Yaquet -. .Setf
@ewirse, rein senlalener Pfeifer, Wo.
ltaro, Gelerp SalS, in sroBen fancp
Slal9en per Slal6 HIT. 15etS
&opal @loB Stdrfe per Yaquet 5ets
Sirnen, iaBe Warplanb, in 3 Yfunb
&annen per Same. .... 129ets
Salmon, grport granb per Same
1OctS
Sabat, elm A;fb. Yaquet .1SctB
Sisarren, 100 in einem 6iit6en...
$500
Sommermnrit, bic bette per BIB. 15ets
@ebrIoer YmM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Hfetten:Srgeln!

eaet ture gfeifsn. Srssln In Srsnuns ~brinssn. &C. "A
itst bte f&6tfe 3ett rags. sparttt ni6t 70 laast, bis bst
Staub bk tIenen 9teiie psrjstrt unt tas Isrf tn furrr
Set rutnirt III. So made suH ttt arbstt 70 gut unb
etaie ME irssnt etns Grneurrtn,s8 rma. Sa6t ni&t II.
ben fremter ttrseianftnen gtufter. her I'D ale 8aA.
mann aus eisbt, ans Itrf. @erfGtstsnt fse rptl f&cs
auf etsis sDeifs tu S6atsn s~sfsmmsn. Btnn Str ttns
yfeifen. Sresl brandt = Oh flstn cher srss - tann lat
lieter has Sell tier TN Staats eireulirtn une u~nterhhSi
eturu 6ef6 ftsmann he fetns &rbettsfrdfte nab IRA
tertdl ~tbeufdllS ccn eieism Staatt ts,istt, ale In anbs.
rita Staatsn ~ fauien. Wsusei su6 an Sptu Rrtn 81.
ydnl, WPtnn., e rirf quo iibsrliA ,ur 3ufrttbtnsttf
beeienen unt II serne terett. tas Ste uraf,utrfattn
falls SIR ni6t aafristtusefsut fstn fshtst. Gins n,ut
Orgfi NIT tIf ftnssnesn 8sstfern IN ,un Striauf ftrtts,
irtt NIT feten bred Restfttrn hae IN her Nrbttt.
Npmmt gne tefett %etefelbtn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
1lmId1rirhru.

&i9ter gum 8auner. Der ben
@inter iiber in Stalien einseiperrt
mar: r@o bielten Sic iid oieien @in-
ter auf?"-@ auner: .Sen perbradte
i'd i'm Siioen !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Cute AuakuuH.

grfe &Ohin: .aommersienratbs
futen cine &Odin. Su bait bod ein-
mol bort gsoient wie 1T bic Stelle2"
-3meite &66in: 80. bic ndbrt
ibren Mann T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Gin Gd,luurr 1srnhod,ter.

Sat: nWarum balten Sic oenn
70 ipenise 3eitunsen?" : @irtb:
.Sa wiiien g. ipenn Die 8dit' gu piel
gum 2eien baben. nadber trinien + gu
msnin.~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

iu)anat. Die MrtiIerie erOffnete auf
400 Yarb bas 5euer auf bic 8uren,
pelbe ous Seuer erpiosrten uno Heft
gut aielten. Iuh trepirten ibre 9ra=
naten ieoesmal, mas ionit niht Der
6au mar. 8as 8eihiiBieuer ifpies
aber balo unb IS fam apiiden Der &az
rallerie Der 9e9ner gum Sample. Die
snalilfen Better apsen iih ieooh 3u<
rid unb oafiir beaunnen bic sneliihen
9elhiibe pieosr gu ~feuern. unter oeren
ShuB bic Snfanterie pprriitte. Die
Se'tlbe oes 5einoes. bic mebrere Wtus
le gum Shneigen aebraht poroen paz
rem, ~be9annsn aber INNER pieoer in
Wttipn gu .rsten uno puroen treffli4
beoient. I'm $3.50 llbr batten bic 8riz
ten bic ppiitipn oes5sinoes aenommen,
Der leoen SUB 9runo nit 3dbisteit
rertbeioiats. Die 8ritsn erobertsn oas
Eager, ale gorrdtbs, pferoe, Wasen
uno afpei &anonen. Die Buren, erlitten
betrd6tli6e9 erluite; aurerbsm tpuroen
pisleTeinbe. pertpunbete ippobl ais unz
bertpunoete, gefanaen oencmmen. uns
ter ben Gritersn befanben iiA Der Sen.
San Rod, Der 3peite i'm aommanoo,
unb piet Soubsrt. Elm Neffe bes Sberz
befeblsbabers 8eneral SCHUBERT. Der
0erluit Ger griten betrGat $50 Sobte
coer Wertpunoete. 0oQe 8erlu1liite
piro ipGter eeianbt. Inter ben &C.
fangenen beIinoen iih piele !9oldnoer,
Deuti6e uno 4nsebDrise anbersr Na>
tiondlitdtsn.
2onbon, 90. Stt.
Cine SscsiuIbepeide aus 8l.nlp.
Camp meloet, oaB bic britiide Gapa.z
Ierie, pelhs bic beiieaten Buren, pers
frlats. an Der Noroitrabe bon elmer
g,oben Wbtbeiluns oes 5einoes ane.s
9riffen ipur2e. gs lit nun Elm 8efett
i'm 8anae.
Der 8rissss Setretdr, Marquis Of
Q%ansbotpne, bat bon Der aDnisin, bic
fih in 8almoral aufbdlt, cine Oepes
fhe erbalten, in pslter lie fast, baB
tbr Sera blute BEL Der Nahri4t bon
erneuten 9erluiten an Solbaten, unb
ibre Sbmpatbis fir bi. Mns.b0risen
Der Sooten uno Vernunoeten aus.
fpritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
GODS
Sars

list die beste - in der That die einzige wahro
blutreinigende Medizin. Gebrauchen Sic Hoods.
Hoods Pillen k Isieht au LsS eh% =.
wirksan. Is cents. Bel allen Droguisten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Spbn @pbu,
3m p%erfaufcn.

pfstfsnsrsels 5abrti, $50 0shsrn Nptnu, Cd, Der Sale
tart Str, Ct. PAUL. Tinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Oer5 IN 0 n.

Gbltd9o, %. OH.
Sn Sib Gbicagp. an Der CONNER
ttal Ipenue, 3tpiiGen Der 91.s uno 90.
Str, piitbete seitern gu friiber Wprs
%genltunbe cine perbeerenoe Seuerss
brunit. Haudenoe Sriimmerbaufen,
sliibenoe galten unp pom Rau1e 9es
i9tpdrate Mauern tenn3eiAnen beuis
bic StraBen, in benen ii4 9eitern mob
arobe 8ei9dftsbduier, Elm i9mudes
Sotel unb biibide WobngebGube erbo.
ben. Gin gauges Sduiergepiert, nitt
peniger ais spolf 9ebGuoe, iinb bon
benz aieriden Glemente poQitGnoio sins
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
G Ii a a.

aupitaot. % .Ott.
Der 8uren<9 General Sod, Der Be;
Glanoslaaete perpunoet uno sefanqcn
genommen puroe. lit ieinen Wunosn
srleeen.
Bon @lencpe pirb oemelpet, bah bic
Buren, unter benz General Soubert ot.
grlten ansesriifen baben ODER ansreiz
fen pousn.
9lencoe Camp, %. Dit.
Noroneitlid BON bier piro bsftig ses
feuert.
&apitaot, %. Stt.
Sine 8otihaft BON Goi. 8absns
Sop.l. be- in Mafetins ben Yefebl
fubrt, oatirl ben IS. Dit. meioei, oaB
in sinem Guiummsnitob nit osE gu.
rem 80 Der leg!sren 9etT6.et NIB cir,
orr; Qnsabl n~,iipuno:. :oult:r
G. ubr Nuhm.) G5 II. MY rs 9sz
rib %betannt, DAB bic N,r3u;mss Ser
Suren @l,ncps scitern ungriif, 0isSri.
ten iiro Hart reritJanSi N;s bic Su1.
tort 'tebt. 'oetb man Ser n.Tt rett.
Oer frGhert StGtlG: Ci'i;i:r
Stiel, Der BEL Slunosluagte cine G5.
tteilun9 gLrs1 aniuh?te. 1T lsiansen
ecnpmntn.
W}dE elUutt, oab Die GiIenbubnpeve
tinblna 5rpiihen 2oDDimith I'M
Glencpe lpi}rsr 6ergeitelt III.
40 llbr J}abts). Sine ioeben ein1e=
trrfiene Otpeithe meloet, oab Die Sus
rem 0unoet, DItllh BON Glencpe, BON
toroiren, ouH absr ibr 6euer "iplu:it
lpsnig Wirtpng bate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Streit ge4Ii9tet.


81. PAUL, Minn., %. Sf..
Ser Streit Der Giienoieber, Der an
leBten Sienita9 beaann, lit al Gnoe u
6le meiiten Seute perben moraen bi:
Nrbeit pieoer aufnehmen. gsioe Sci.
ten gefpdbrten GonSeiiionen, ipoaB BIZ
Nrbeiter nur einen tteilpeiien Sisg be.
on1prufen tDnnen. Die Nnoeiteaten
Der MinneIota Malsable ssSron Dorta
in SaSel part perben iebod am Streit
bletbsn, oa bic YeiiBer bieIer 6abrii
teinerlei Gonael1irnen maiden polsn.
Sn einem 8%lisaarb umses
tommen.
Great TaQs, Mont., 90. Ott.
WGbreno bes neulihen 9liaauros
tamen 9 peripnen UNI. SIS limb 1ofpeit
5 Geifen 9ebpraen porben. IS lit ies
bp4 leiGt mOalih, bah bic 3abl Der
um9etommenen erDBer lit.
Rem Dorfs Stimmeeber.
Nep Yort, %. DIT.
Die Hesiitriruns Der Stimmaeber
bonn 8rOBer Nep Yort lit beenoet.
Die 8eiammt5abl Der Regiitrirunssn
betragt Ala, III.
Sonberbare 9eri9ts>
~pflege.
Siour Sails, Minn., %. Stt.
SAINT 8anoeu, Der einem Snbianer
1873 Geoerpfoiten itabl, tpurbe bon ben
9robgeihporenen fr.iaelaHen, trobs
benz feline S6ulp ionnsntlar mar.
Die @efhporenen beariinbeten ibr
urtbeil oamit, bob bas StrafaeIebbuG
niht bic geitrafune bon per1onen pers
fiise, pelde 8erbreden sesen ,Snpias
ner beseben.
81 bic 9 ii d. seeansen
&anIas Gitp, %. Stt.
Die ,2ombaroi sStulian @ranb
Opera Company" bat iih nah elmer
Sournee our6 ben Weiten aufgeloit,
ba bic 8oriteQungen ni6t seniisen6
G%innabmen er9aben.
Der SENATOR" i'm Safen.
San 5ranciscp, %. Stt.
Der 8unoes Sransportbampfer
Senator" 1T nit ben Sppas Sreipilz
l,sen an gOro bon Manila bier anees
tomm.n. Oas Sdiii entsing benz
Seifun, Der oi. rgmpreb Of Snbia"
beorobte.
SIN OtenN eeItprben
WuIbinatpn, .. g., %. Oh.
Sas &rlsss : Imt bat pom 9cuerli
Dis iolssnp. Gift. bon SterbsfGuen in
iciner Qrm,, erbalten:
Im IA. OtIober: Sergeant Sames
Wc0.oo, So. 6, 10. Snianttrie Res =:
ntent; am &c. Ottpber. Hobert Sa:fs
ilslo, So. s., %. Snfanterie Heaim,
Satire Gnteritis"; am Is. Sttober,
6. Summer, So. u, SO. ST.
: Reaimsnt, Sdubpunoe s'z
lalten i'm @sIe6t; am II. Sttoter,
Soispb gubfuro. So. Is. 35.
Sniontsris : Heoiment, oerunal.id; ;
ain 10. Sttpber, Hiharo cSsffstiu
So. Is, 25. Snianteriez He9iment; an
IS. Sttpber, Corporal Gusens Diis,
60. 80, 10. '>Snfantsrie : Reoimen,. SUI
'iqie %ertrunten; am Is. Sttober. So.
So. e, "a. Snfanterte Hss'r.,
8soarme 9~erItopfung; am II. TT.
Serrr SuGipan, So. e, II. Snfaates
RI. Reqtment, &innbadenf,ainpi. g.
Cameron, So. 6, 8. Snfanterie : Gez
BASS epep 6aus.
0ailmatpn, D. g., %. StI.
WI r.(E-.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Oas Sepeps 5dus.
0dintnat1n, D. g., %. 81!

Ud1llllatln, y. u, 70. StI.
@bmiral Setpen uno 0iiifsietretdr
0anosrlip, Der 8oriiber oes SepeD
SaussGomites, fubrsn our6 oas
Wpbnpierte' Der Staot unD beii6tj5s
ten cine Eeibe bon 6duisrn, pelhe Dem
Gpmits gum Gertauf a~nQeboten pur
ben. Der Iomiral idate, oaB er nit
iroeno einem Der 9Guier aufrieoen iein
fperbe uno ben Nnfauf aana Serrn
9anbsrlip iiberlahe.
Sas Gpmite tpGhlte bann has
Saus go. 1747 Hbpbe Sslano Ipe.
Ger gelammelte 8etrao miro Qenii1eI,
has Saus usbit %pouitGnbiaer Ginrire
lung gu taufen.
Ger Stcnpb Der Rem O"orfer
Damien.
Sem Dort, 90. Stt.
lleberi4uB : Rei.rpe 3us
rdbme. > 700, 10.
Nnleilen, Wbnabms 5,356,0CG
GpcSie, 4bnotme. 1868, 400
2esal MEMBERS, 3unabme 284 200
1epDiiten, Qbnabme . 6,570.50O
Circulation. 3unabme 140,5O0
Die ganten balten 81. AL .075 m,hr
uls bic pOri4riitsmabisen % prossnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
8rIHel, %. DIT.

Nabe Sdaerbod, einem Yprorts
8ruhels. coaioirte elm paKasierSus
nit einem 5radtsu9. Orei Salcns
Wasen tpuroen sdnali6 Sertriimmsrt
unb Is paNaaisre perlsBt, isoo9 teinsr
lebensnefGhrlih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
6 nalanb.
Qonopr. %, On

Sas 8rieas Nmt bat cine Sepelde
bonn britiiGenS ber6eieblsbaber in Nas
tai. General gDbite reroffsntli1t. Sies
Ielbe lit oatirt Saopimitb, 22.Ott 10.
30 llbr BORN. unb beriAtet iiber oas
Srefien bel G~lanoslaaste. no bic Yris
ten einen Sies erranQen. Der General
Gren4 fiibrte ben Sberbefebl iib.r bic
britiiten Srnppen, bic aus S~nfunteris.
aapaaerie uno IrtiQerie ~belianpen.
Der aampf be9ann um $3.50 Na9mi!s
taas. Die 8ur'm mnrsn stnr' ~--
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
9nlanb- 9tpt|9en.
9ammbrnh in Winne5ota.
Der <treif Der Gitem9ieker In 81
Vawl tbeilweite oejhli@tet.
Die Nesit riruns IN New BORT.
Die Nesiit riruns IN Nerp BORT.
. a m NJ b rue .
Ct. paul. Wtinn., %. Ott.

VI. Puul. WlIln., q. Ntt.
S'anti uno Inota Counties in Minz
reiota limb bon elmer pe.5eerenoen
6lutb beimseluft porben. Sie 0erz
anlanuna baflr mar Der Yru9 zines
0ammes 6ei Wiilaca. Der Gerluit 1T
bis lsBt i6on iiber $1,000 ueber
$4,000 entfaaen auf bic Na9bars
itaft BON Cambridge, Slant : Goun.
IT,. Die WaherflutIen triebsn nit un<
ipioerIteblifer 8epalt benz Humz5luB
entlang unb fegten IQes binpes. 0isle
GARNER perloren Gucs. mas lie batten.
go bel man peib. lit Hiemano umse>
tommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Sir Sbpmas Sipton, p.lhsr oas
Grgebnib Der Yaht Wettfabrten MT
Gl.ihmutb binnimmt uno bic lebcrz
le1snbeit Der Gplumbid" anertennt, erz
fldrte, er perpe elm nerles Boot bauen
lafen uno i'm nGhiten Sabr. ben
Gampf tpisb.r aufn.bm.n.
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{ 3 r ii DE
2anIas Gitn, %. Sft.

Del gunbes 5ransportbampfer
Senator" 1T nit ben Sopas 5rsipils
l,sen an goro bon Manila bier anssz
tomm.n, Oas Shiff enteing benz
Seifun, Der oi. rgmprsb Of Snbia"
beorobte.
The Newtown bee., 1899-11-17
WOODBURY..
TIE STREET AND y1orNrrY

TIE STREET AND VICINITY.
Rev Herbert Wyckoff has opened q
night school in H0tchkissville.
Miss Alice Bird OF Bethlshem gave o
most interesting address, last Sunday ev
ening, in the chapel of the South Con
gragationsl church. Her subject was
emissions and she has had experience
which enables her to do the subject JUS
tice
Another local improvement is the re-
moval of the fence In front of j. 81.
Cowles' residence. There are quite a
number under way now and, next spring,
and the fine curbings at the South end.
we expect to look fine.
George /. Barnes has sold his house
and barn situated on Lewis Lane to r.
wing D. Atwood. Mr. Atwood will occu-
ply the premises and lease his hotel prop
erty.
Twelve have recently joined the Meth
odist church.
Miss Grace Granniss of Terryville IL
the guest of Miss Eugenia Cowles.
Miss Annie M. Bradley entertained
Miss Alice Collar of Ansonia over Sun
day.
Gar WInton has departed fer South.
ern California.
Bennett Preston of Roxbury died sud
denly at the eeideDce Of his son, Charlie,
Preston, on Tuesday. The preceding
| day was his S2aG birthday. MIR Preston
was we'll known Ia Woodbury..
william a. Graham has purchased the
Horace Baldwin place, which adjoins hi;
farm. he will rent the house to Miss
Stymus of Soatbbury.
There were two church suppers II
| town, Wednesday evening, one at the
first Congregational and one at the Meth
cdisr church.
The Newtown bee., 1899-11-17
THE BEST PLASTER.

= A piece of flannel dsmpened with Cham
berlain't Pain Balm and bound on to the
affected parts is superior to any plaster.
When troubled with pain in the chest
or side, or lame back, give it q trial
You are certain to be more than pleased
with the prompt relief which it affords.
Pain Balm is also certain cure for rheu-
matism. For sale by r. 81. Beers
q Co., Newtown Taylor. Curtis & Co.,
Sandy Hook A. B. Brakeman, Botsford !;
w. II. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Fancher,
HawIevyille.
The Newtown bee., 1899-11-17
THOSE NEW HORSE SHEDS.

The new horse sheds Of which 20 much
has been said are at last completed. But
there remains one thing more to make
them of practical use, filing In and grad
ing. It is believed that Ii the practitioners
and others who have teams will give one
day s work with their team this can be
accomplished. WI, not the men of the
town make special effort to get about
this matter this coming week. One man
George Thompson, has said he could
come any day after Monday. Cannot
others do the same? Get together, men,
and EElk this matter up and let rs have
those horse sheds in shape so use before
cold weather sets in. Services are be-
ing held in the hall regularly.
Mrs Henry Davis has sist r visiting
with her for few days.
The lecture given by Rev E. 81. Holden
OF Morris was we'll attended and all were
very much interested. The lecture was
not only entertaining but instructive.
We shall hope so hear Mr. Holden again
on anotht r subject at some future time.
DR. e, B. Thompson of Short Hills, N.
j., has been visiting his nephew for q
few days.
Miss Minnie A. Woodford of New Ha-
ven spent Sunday with the rector and his
wife.
We are glad 20 wish God speed to Mr.
Brewer In bis noble self sacrificing work
for Christ and His church. May be bring
many to share the blessings which he
enjoys.
The Newtown bee., 1899-11-17
ART AHp MUSIC.

At the present day nearly everybody
is interested in these subjects. Hand
some pictures beautify home, as well
as educate its inmates. Almost every
house contains piano or some musical
instrument and many an hour Is pleas
antly passed listening to their melody.
Everything has reached such low fig
ure that no one need be without these
home comforts. The Northrop Publish
ing Co., of 63 Faii field avenue, Bridge
port, carry full line of framed and un-
framed pictures, and frame pictures to
order for lew prices. They have q stock
of so, 600 copies of vocal and nstrumen-
tai music, which they are selling from
one cent upwards. just now they are
having special sale of so cent popular
music, like s.I'll have to telegraph my
Baby" etc., for 15 cents. II you wish
any music now is the time to buy it.
They have full line of artists materials,
viz, paints, brushes, canvas, academy
board, gold paint, etc. They make q
speciality of buying, selling and exchspg-
ing second hand school books. When
you visit Bridgeport do not fail TO call ST
63 Fairfield avenue.
The Newtown bee., 1899-11-17
NEW PRESTON.

REV MR. PAEGBURN RESIGNS AFTER 4
+ PAsToRATE OF TWO MONTHS DURA-
TIoN.
Rev Mr. Light OF New Haven occupied
the pulpit here, last SUNDAY, morning
and evening. During the morning sery
Ice, Mr. Light read the letter Of resigna-
ton from Rev T.. Il. Pangburn of New
Haven, who thus withdraws, after two
months, from being acting pastor OF our
church. liz we had not been previously
Informed OF the fact, we should have
been surprised to hear so soon, this letter.
for Mr. Pangburn accepted the pastorate
about September | Of this year. We call
such a piece OF ministerial work ssrail-
reading !" It seems, by report, there
were misunderstanding on the part of
Mr. Pangburn in relation TO his two par
ishes here, when he accepted the call
and there has seemed to be lack of har-
mony in action on the part of pastor and
committees since that acceptance; there
fore the letter of resignation has follow
ed. Mr. Pangburn has, during the past
i've months, delivered to as several fine
sermons on the various Bible truths con-
sidered, but the more he preached, the
farther pastor and congregations seemed
TO get from mutual unity, harmony, con
tentment and. satisfaction and we cannot
blame the man, perceiviug more and
more the actual situation Of affairs, for
being actuated TO hand In his resignation
So, in q short time, we shall be obliged
to s'candidatea again, which 10 about aa
bad as can happen often to any church.
Mr. and Mrs Howard G. Hopkins re-
turned from snair brids tour the first OF
last week and on Wednesday Of this
week were ssAt Home' TO their friends
The postponed auction sale Of Mrs g.
N. Beeman's personal prope. tY, at the
Beeman homestead, Lakeside, took place
On Tuesday of this week. The rain of
last Saturday necessitated the postpone
ment, but there was fair crowd at the
final sale and all passed of satisfactorily,
with Oliver Marcy OF South Kent So
auctioneer.
Mrs Feltstein passed part Of last week
and ever last Sunday in New York City.
She escorted to the city the remaining
summer guests at her hotel, two sons Of
Mr. and Mrs Blue, who came hrst and
staid latest of all.
e. b. Holc9mb passed the latter part
of last week In Torrington.
James Osborn OF Wo0dville made neg
essary repairs To Mrs Minerva Cogswell,e
house and cellar, last week.
DIR R. Al. Marcy Ia aIso repairing the
chimneys and other parts OF the house
lately purchased by him CT the heirs of
j. ID. Cramsey.
Mrs r. J. Hosford passed three days
OF last week In New Haven.
y. "A. Glover passed part OF last week
In Litchfit ID.
Several fr ON this village attended the
celebration of Lieut. Commander Colyo-
coresses' return and presentation ceremo-
MES at LiGchfieId, last Friday.
The Newtown bee., 1899-11-17
SOUTHPORT.
DEATH OF GEORGE B. oArMAs

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George B. Oatman died. Tuesday, No
vembtr z, &C p. m. Mr. Ostman has
been feeling poorly for some time, and
remarked to a neighbor, recently, that he
had repaired his house and moved to
Southford to die. His trouble was heart
failure. Funeral Friday afternoon, Rev
G. L. Shaffer Of Oxford officiating. Mrs
Oatman has the sympathy Of al in her
sad bereavement.
Augustus Bronson ALEC died Tuesday,
November, T. He has been gradually
failing for same time. Mr. Bronson real-
sied With his son, John, on the farm.
which has long been his home Fuuer-
81 Friday, Rev g. L. Shaffer officiating.
We now have night operator at the
station.
Miss Bessie Whitmore IL getting sIonR
finely with our school.
Mr. and Mrs Burton Hubbell and chill
dren racentIv visited their parents, Nj
and Mrs b. g. Pope.
sssrs T. J. WyIia has baen auffsfine
ffyEm The eifects az an uIcefatea tooth,
Last FfiaaY, George Ii, Minor Nh o.
The Newtown bee., 1899-11-17
ROXBJTRY !.
ALL THE NEWS in BRIEF.


Phineas Platt Of Milford was guest OF
G. T. Squire on Friday night of the past
week, returning TO his home on Saturday
afternoon. Had his stock driven to Ok
Il ri In the FIRST OF the past week.
On account OF the large amount of
work on hand and Mr. Tyrrell's heslsh
not being Of the best, he has had Frank
liar, ison assisting him at John Morfis'.
The Spar 81 Quar- Co.'s WORKS have
been idle the past week on account of
some complication OF sheir money sf-
fairs at the bank, owing, sosreported, to
some slight misunderstanding. All are
ANXIOUS for the matter to be Strengthened
out and Blu sineas being again resumed.
The garnet mill on Rocky mountain
has shut down for an indefinite period,
owing TO the approaching cold weather
and TO p ace in more machinery and ar
range the "a achinery more satisfactorily.
Everett Clark and son from Orange
were in town last week, guests OF Mrs
M. w. O'Dell. They very pleasantly
spent their time hunting birds, at which
the elder Clark is an expert.
Mr. Caysel OF Birmingham was at An
drew Sanford's, the past week. at his
fayorIte sport, bird hunting. Did not
and team TO straighten him ont on his
homewagd journey as he did not have any
team or get lost this year.
David Gillette has finished gathering
bis potato crop and feels quite elated at
the result as only very few were frozen,
Mrs Franklin Potter and daughter,
Flossie, visited Mr. Potter's mother, the
past week, coming on Monday and re-
turning TO their home at Huntington on
Friday.
Mrs Frank Pierce, who has been sick
several weeks and was doing nicely and
all things were favorable TO o speedy re.
coyery, had relapse and Is now very
sick with fever, also losing the use Of
one of her limbs.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bronson had son
born to them on Monday morning. 1t
lived only few minutes.
The Newtown bee., 1899-11-17

nremen Win be on hand I'D Ggeek AIN corsa-
ers ID their annual bali. The EireEnan's
bali comes as one nf the great eaelal
events. Everyone who ID able to naeva
around chips IN their dollar and turns
out to have q good time. As the fire de-
partment ID purely volunteer it deserves
the hearty support it has received from
the public Id the past and which it will
dOubElesiI be the recipient of in the COM
ing event. Alterations and improve
mentg are needed in che department
rooms and the members hope that by bhe
profits from tine coming bals they will be
enabled with what IL already In the
treasury to have the work done, this
winter. Stop and buy ticket, no rnat-
ser whether you dance or 20. It will be p
the boys.