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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-28
CROSS AND BREWSTER.


CROSS AND BREWSTER.
Charles Cross and ALI. Brewster will
play with Cornell in the game against
Pennsylvania Thursday. Brewster
will run the team, playing quarter.
Cross viii be at left end.
WILL MEET AGAIN.
A number OF bowlers met at o. G..
Brownell's music store Tuesday night.
The object of the meeting was To or
ganize league and arrange n tourna'
ment for the city championship. The
object failed to carry and another meet
ing is called for the same place one
week later.
Mr.. Charles Wolfe was chairman OF
the meeting and Mr.. George Hall was
chosen secretary.
The following clubs were represent
ed: Summit, Capt. Fite; Peerless, Capt.
Grille; Grand, Capt. Brownell; Kirk
wood, Capt. Carter and Charles Frain;
S. L. A. c., Capt. Hull. The Howard
street and Grand alleys were repre-
sented by Messrs. Cohen and Frees
respectively.
The delegates failed to agree on
rules and the various clubs will be
consulted before another melting is
held.
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Free trial packages OF n most remarkable
remedy are being mailed to all who Will
write the state Medical Institute. They
cured SO many men who had bnttled Tor
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The Buchtel team practlced Wednes-
day afternoon. The men are in good
condition. Rockwell at half is eX-
pectcd to show great strength in line
bucking. A talkle back formation will
be used. The Kirkwoods expect to
more than hold their own in the punts,
They have developed guards back
play that is considered great ground,
gamer
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j. odgers, of Frostburg, Nd, writes:
81 had very bad attack of kidney
complaint and tried Foley's Kidney
Cure which gave me immediate re,
lief. and | was perfectly cured after
taking two bottles" Take no sub,
stitute.
j. NJ. LATER. ]. Lamparter & Co.,
A. Warner
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OUR NEIGHBORs.
BETHEL.
THE WATER SUPPLY,

In Bethel the short water supply had
become q serious matter. A water fam
Inc would have soon closed every factory
in town and still many careless people
left their stopcocks open and water fJw-
Ing to waste. Mountain reservoir con.
tRins at most not more than a weeks
supply of water. It had become pretty
evident to the water commissioners that
something must be done and that quick
ly. Mountain pond, q small lake of wa
ter above the main reservoir had been
drawn down to the lowest point. A ten
inch pipe was laid few years ago which
drew the water in the lake down five
feet or more 10 wer than the natural out
how and still left In the lake some 40
feet OF water. To lower the pipes was
thought to be impracticable while the
ground was In frozen state. Pumping
the water out was the next expedient re-
sorted to, which proved to be more than
success. Peter Sweeney of Danbury
has been employed to do the work with
steam boiler and pump which has been
run day and night for about two wet ks
raising about four hundred gall )ns of
water per minute, which has proved tn
be cuff aient supply OF water for all
purposes necessary and left an Increased
supply in the storage reservoir. The
pumping lowered the lake about six or
eight inches. The experiment proves
that this little lake between the hills 10
boiling spring or flowing wei OF ines-
Unable value to the village In tiding over
the last weeks drouth. On Sunday the
weather changed warmer and fore
noon the water from melting snow be-
gan to how in the cutters along the
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original poems. A large number were
present from out of town. Every one
voted it a success and a delightful affair
and wished that chicken pie suppert
were more common.
Mr. end Mrs Harlow G. S'ahl Of Belle
view, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Mrs n.
W. Mitchdll.
Miss Bessie Mitchell was home Sunds v.
Miss Helen Coombs of Providence, R.
l., has been spending a week or two
with her sister, Mrs j. D. Smiley.
Miss N. f. Jackson recently spent 8
week with Mrs G. A. Bradley.
The will be a reception and donation
for Rev and Mrs J. D. Smiley at The
Parish House, Thursday evening, Febru
arv 10.
On account of the rece ption to Rev Nj
Smiley the proposed concert in South
Britain will be postponed to Friday even
ng, February %.
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Long HILL.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

Sunday. February IL, divine worship
at 10.45 3. m. and p. m.s sermons by
the pastor, Rev Joseph l.. Guernsey.
Evening topic, s'Sabbath Observance"
At o'clock meeting for children at the
residence Of Mrs Dunning. Chris tian
Endeavor service at 6.15.
On Thursday evening, March l, Rev
Joseph Pullman, D. D., will preach at
the Hall. At the conclusion OF the ser
vice the fourth quarterly conference will
be held. -.
Mrs Wolcott, who lives on the road
from the Depot, was found inIan ur con-
scious state, under some pine trees In
front OF her house, Monday evening.
bottle of 1audanum was found at her side.
Mr. Wolcott and neighbor were search"
ing for her. A doctor and nurse were
called. Mrs Wolcott revived and IL now
comfortable and will recover.
John Radcliffe, who has gone South,
has sent word that he Ia enjoying the
balmy air of Florida.
MRS Granville Dunning attended the
Sunday school convention held in Bridge
port, last week, remaining with friends
over Sunday.
White Loaf, Jones Superlstive and
Christian Superlative -four. 81 30 PER
| barrel at the store of w. N. Hurd.
Elliott Beardsley, who has been Ill, 10
| much better and expects to start for
Southern California in few days, wheI Q
he will spend number of weeks.
A. J. Garfield OF Worcester visited his
sister, Mrs G. G. Downes, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Jennings and
daughter, Ada, visited friends in Jamai-
ca, L. l., this week.
Mrs Perry Jennings ia in Nofwalk viz
iting friends.
The many friends of Miss Clara Hall
will be glad to hear she was well enough
to take trip to Bridgeport, last Satur-
day.
Mrs "a. E. Garlic has been suffering
with neuralgia in his head.
Mrs Marion G. Hurd has among her
plants an orange tree, which has had 20
| flowers and now has four oranges on it
| The tree is onfy eight iuches high.
Charles Radcliffe and family attended
the musicale at Bridgeport, last Tuesday
evening.
| When you buy crackers at the store of
| W. 81. Hurd you can be sure they are al
ways fresh. Mr. Hurd has just received
new lot Of plain and fancy crackers.
| Mrs Wedge and son, Harry, attended
the funeral OF Mira Wedges father, Sam
uel Reynolds, at Worthwhile, last Monday,
February 5.
| The Pequonnock mills have Just un-
loaded car Of wheat middlings at the
depot and expect car load OF bran
soon. The firm have some fine rye mid
dlings which they are selling for SIG. per
ton. l.
Mrs Sarah French ia in Bridgeport car.
ing for the sick.
Edwin Sherman has a very sick horse.
DR. Wedge 10 caring for 1t.
The blacksmith shop at the station Is
still vacant. This is good stand for
some one to start In business. Inquire
of r. s. Shelton for particulars.
The Kenwoode club will hold It's sec
ond annual masquerade at the clut
rooms in Long Bill, Wednesday evening
February 81. II stormy 1t will be post.
poned until the following evening. San
sone's orchestra will furnish music.
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NICHOLS.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

The ladies of the Methodist church are
making elaborate preparations for the
Musical Cantata entitled IA Dress Re
hearsal," by Diehl, to be given about the
10Th of March. Miss Lizzie Wildman OF
Bridgeport is to be accompanied. The
cast Of characters will be given later.
Miss Inez E, French spent last Sunday
with Miss Julia Hawley at Long Hill.
Miss Jessie e. Cook has visited rela'
tives in Bridgeport during the past week
Miss Nellie wellington of Bridgeport
spent last Sunday with Miss Elizabeth
B. Curtis.
Howard B. Curtis is soon to have a
new wind mil erected.
Miss Ruby M. Plumb spent last SUP
day withsher aun', Mrs Will Peck, Of
Milford.
The "brown cottage" has been sold tc
Robert N. Blakeslee Of Bridgeport, who
is going to make extensive repairs be.
fore occupancy.
Frank Beers OF Bridgeport spent Sun
day with relatives in this place.
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STEPNEY.
A VALENTINE SALE AND SUPPER.

The Kings Daughters of the Metho
dist church are to give valentine eale
aud social, Wednesday evening, February
ID, at the home OF Miss Carrie Hull. IF
the evening should be stormy the social
will be held the next fair evening. The
following prcgram, although not quite
complete, will be ca ried out:
Cobweb hunt ard PR
Solo, Mics Vetter.
Recitation, Miss Carrie Mott of Seld n,
L. i.
Plano solo, Miss Carrie Hull.
Vocal Duet, Miss Vetter and G. Z. Oa-
born, Jr.
Reading, Miss Julia Field.
Solo, G. K. O;borne, Jr.
Solo, Miss Vetter.
Iustrumental Solo, G. e Osborne, j..
Soap Bubble Blow.
Refreshments.
AcOrdis Invitation 10 extended to the
Circle and all their many frier ds. A
come who can and you will have pleas
ant evening.
@. L. sMALLEY SAVES HIS SHOP FROM
BURNING.
G. L. Smalley's blacksmith shop had d
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Bridgeport and r. w. Albeit and Miss
Williams OF Norwalk visited at their
homes In this place, recently.
Charles Tanner and SON are wishing In
Norwalk.
S. j. Miller made business trip to
N ew York, Monday.
Mrs B. II. Brown made O shopping
trip TO New York, Tuesday.
r. L. Gilbert and family visited rela-
tives in Bethel, Sunday.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09

Miss Gertrude Beardsley has returned
home after four weeks visit.
Miss Bertha Kirk is in Bridgeport for
two weeks. ..a~
George Burr has entertained friend
from Milford.
Mrs Arthur H. Curtis has entertained
her brother, John Partridge, OF Bridge
port. .......
Misses Susan and Polly Curtis are sick
with grip colds.
Miss Florence Wales ia out of town
visiting friends. .e..s..z.
1t is now reported that John III. Burr ia
the present owner of the Arthur Banks
place, having purchased it of Marsh
Brothers Of Bridgeport.
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PLATTSVILLE.
HoYDEN's HILL AND vICINI.

HOYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Jennings of
Sport Hill recently visited Mr. and Mrs
L. A. Jennings.
L. A. Jennings has carted more Ice.
He has employed new man.
A part Of the woodland belonging to
the Wilson's of Black r ,ck is being cut.
Mr. aud Mrs Albert Buckley and infant
are guests at Mrs Bulkley's fa theirs,
George barracks of Easton.
William Wilson has had his house rem
ovated with fresh coat of paint. Rel.
yea did the work.
Martin Jennings recently spent a few
days visiting friends in Bridgeport.
Miss Jessie Lobdell boards at Mrs
William Wilson's, during the whit er sea-
| son.
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streets and before dark rain stor n was
in progress which proved to be one of
the heaviest storms of the winter. The
ground being frozen the water ran rapid
ly into the small streams ,oveTfi )wirg the
banks and doing more or less damage
The great meadows in East Swamp were
one vast lake. The water in the reser-
voir has raised between two and three
feet and still on the Increase. Mountain
lake has filled up until the water flows
orce more through the pipe without the
aid of pumps.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09

Michael M .digau, the ent erprising
clerk who has been Ia DIR Belts employ
for over two years, has accepted posi-
ton in HAmiltOn's large grocery store in
Waterbury. His many friends will on
graduate him on his good luck, in Sc
curing so good position. AffAble Gus
tavus A. B stta IL filling the vacancy with
credit to himself and salts faction to the
doctor He is quite popular with the
young girls and the older oneS, too, so
they saw, and seems to be getting his
share Of the trade. success to you,
Gustavus." The doctor says the people
have been very kind and loyal to him
through prosperity and adversely and es-
pecially so since he has started in his
new Cash Store. He takes this eppor-
tunity to thank the many friends for
their kind, generous and liberal patron
aye
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The Congregational Church
THE VALENTINE SALE AND SUPPER.

To morrow, Saturday, February 10, Ia
the dAv for the Valentine Sale and Supper
In the lower room of the Congregational
church. Invitations have been sent to
all the children, and It is expected that
they will all come. The valentines are
pretty, carefully selected from the great
stock of John WanRmaker In New Y ork
and they are cheap, too. Valentines,
Ice cream aud home made candy will be
sold especially during the afternoon
hours from 3 to o'clock, and regular
supper &C 10 cents plate will be served
from 6 to 8. The ladies can buy tneif
Sunday loaf of cake here, too.
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SHERMAN.
CHURCH NOTES,

CdUhCd NUTEos
Miss Kellogg finished her canvass of
the parish, last week, and left Sherman
Saturday.
Meetings were appointed for Tuesday
and Friday evenings. So far the attend
ance at these meetings has been very en-
couraging for their continuance.
Rev Mr. Moses will preach ut the Cen.
ter. next Sunday evening, at O'Clock.
Rev Mr. Moses went to NauGatuck,
Monday, to officiate at wedding there.
1t is reported that A. Lincoln Warner
will occupy Mrs Carrie Rogers farm the
coming year.
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MONROE.
EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
The cob web parry that was held at
M. s. Clarke's. Friday evening, was en-
joyed by all. There were about 20 young
people who were treated to grand sup.
per, prepared by Mrs Clarke.
Mrs o. s. Brakeman spent few days
with her mother in Bridgeport, recently
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09
DEATH OF MRS CATHERINE HULL.

entered into rest, January 81, after a
week Of excruciating suffering, Mrs
Cathe rine Hull, widow of Albert Hull,
aged SO years. All that medical skill
could do was resorted to but of no avail.
Her Heavenly Father called her and she
went to meet the loved ones gone before.
Her funeral was held Saturday after
noon at her late residence and she was
gently laid to rest in O2klawn cemetery.
Two daughters, a son and grandchildren,
besides three sisters and brother, are
left to mourn but blessed are the dead
who die in the Lord
DR. M. V. B. Dunhsm's Youngest son il
very sick.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hill and son OF
Easton were guests, Sunday, of theil
parents, Mr. and Mrs N. B. Hill.
MIR and Mrs Joseph Jacobs and d.
Richards of Esston took dinner, Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs e. B. Burr.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09

The Ha|leyville chapel was we'll filed,
Wednesday night, to listen to Rev o. o.
WriRht's verv instructive and interesting
lecture on Mature Studies" The course
in Hawleyville has been well patronized
throughout, the peoLls turning out 'plen-
didlV.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09
AT BETS.

Oranges, lemons, figs, dates and cram
berries.
Dried apples. Pancake -four OF all
kinds.
Maple syrup. Good scrub pals, and
10 cents.
Extra fne teas and coffees.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
A Colonial tea will be given by the
Y. P. 8. G. z. In the church parlnrs
February 13. If stormy the first fail
evening. Old fashioned costumes, an
old time supper, mus ic and a Jolly time
will be the order of the evening. All are
cordially invited.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09

8. G. Bull & Co. have o nice stock OF
valentines, comics, lace and novelties.
The fair maidens and masters will doubt.
less besiege the store from this time on.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09

At the int, resting lecture given by
Rev o. w. Barker, last week Wednesday
evening, in Glover's hall, Miss Susie Car
roll kindly sang some selections which
were very much enjoyed by all present.
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was surprised to find the number 81
small.
GREENFIELD HILL.
A GRANGE EVENT.

The ladies of Greenfield Hill Grange
will give an Old Maids Convention, st
Valentines night, at Grange hall, Green
field. Young Ladies Debating Single
Blessedness society will discuss the
higher and happier state Of man, aleo
woman. Old bachelors and widowers,
who feel mstrimonially inclined, will
please come up front and are respectful
" invited to remain after the debate.
Positively no proposals will be received
until after the fall of the curtain. The
trouble will begin at o'clock. Admis-
sion % cents 4; reserved seats, So cents. II
stormy first fair evening.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09

Former State Senator M. J. Houlihan,
Representative John r. Houlihan and
Michael FinucAne went to Hartford,
Tuesday, to hear W. j. Bryan, the famous
NebraskRn.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT,

Arthur Partridge had the misfortune
to cut his fore finger nearly off at thu
first joint while cutting stalks. It was
dressed by DR. Wales.
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Armour's
Food Exhibit.

We are pleased to announce that the 81
cess of this weekf talk has been so great, 81
such an interest has been found by the ladl
OF Fairfield county Armour's people hal
asked to stay with us another week; givi5
every lady q chance to get here and try sod
OF those extracts All tree
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09

Rev w. p. Ray will preach at the Haw-
leyville chapel, next Sunday aft rnoon,
at 3 30 o'clock.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09

The young dauGbr,r II Mr. and Mrs
Homer Cha Ia recovering from an attack
OF chicken pnx.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09

George and Bruce Gr,fi7 have given
S25 each to the fund TOR ,hc Library site.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.
METHODIST CHURCH INTEREST.

A donation will be given Rev Otis J..
Range and Mrs Range, next Tuesday ev-
ening, February Is, &C the parsonage.
All are invited and will be cordially well
coined. Mr. andsMrs Range have many
friendg who will be happy to have this
oppo rtunity of spending an evening SO
delightfully."-.
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Save Money bY Coming Here

oil. Mandolins az Is els. Guitars, SS to $3.50.
Violius, % 76 to @i6 BRnjos 94.60 to @12. Mus.
10 Wrappers. SOC, TIC, LOO. Music racks. CSC
70 176 Strings, Globe Russian Gut, I2c, Beau
Ideal, zee Steel Strings. the best, Sc; Mando,
lin steelstrings, for &c. The very latest and
best attachments and findings at the very low
est prices.
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Musical Instruments.

You take no chances whatever in buying
musical Instruments and material of us You
can feel certain that any you select will be
good, as we sell only such as we know to be
reliable. We want you to come here and our
low prices enable You to
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09
FOUNTAIN PLACE. BETHEI.

we do catering for all kinds OF parties
Weddings specially. Send us your order
and wa guarantee satisfaction
MrIce cream delivered In quantities In any
locality.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-02-09
CANNON.

PERSONAL CHAT.
INV. Ell. Stockwel and George Bare Of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-03
@isccnEu.

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pubfrau aus itrer nidts neniger
benin a%nsenbmen 2dse. Srau &robn
bat por ben Sdnoi6eqen rieiigen Hez
ipett betommen.
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Gin NIdbWf.

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fes 4ues, pertber Serr Sottor, lit Sbz
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SeraS.

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ben &leinen aber ab uno barber err
grimmte Der Batter bermaben, baB er
benz Sbier einen Sritt perfebte, nobel
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bas 9epuBtiein piebererlanst gu boz
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