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The Newtown bee., 1900-04-27
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Mir Robinson preached 6 very eloquent sermon from the text, "If in this life on lv we have hope in Christ, we are of al men most miserable" He showed hoy pitiable human existence is without thu Easter faith and then told his listener that belief in the resurrection is our onl! comfort in bereavements and that tho Easter ioy is the sweetener of all earthly sorrows.
 The Bus Bees" met on Tuesday of last week with Mrs William Church. After a social chat and games, supper was served to the guests. A chicken pie supper will be given by the membe of this club for the benefit of St Johns par ish on Friday, the 27Gh, at the hall on the Green.
 Hammond, Coley, Forsman and Frank Rot ter, all Harvard men, are spending their spring holidays at the Gunnery.
 A ball game was played on Saturday between the Gunnery and Hotchkissville hines. Score 15 to 6 in favor of the lat ter. The Gunnery nine is not yet fairly in practice.
 MT Kingman's grandson, Lowell Flames, is here from Harvard for the holidays.
 Miss Milly Brlrsmade is in town for a few days.
 Mrs Howard Gibson and son are visit. ing in Stamford.
 Mrs Huldah Beach has rented her house to Clarence Demming for the coming season.
 Trout fishing has been disappoint- ment, this season. Your correspondent beauties. Several brooks which were sure things other years have proved de- cided failures.
 Louis Bronson of Yale college was 8 guest Ut the White Inn, last week.
 There was forest fire near Bridge No. ?, recently. Not much damage was done.
 c. B. Colds house on Prospect hill is having a new coat of paint. Frank Woodruff Is doing the job.
 A. G. Baker, the popular Hawleyville furniture man, is i'll at Dr Ford's with pneumonia.
 Mrs stephen Morehouse, who has been under Dr Marcy's care, Is steadily im- proving.
 There have been 8 number of the city people in town during the last week. Among the list were: K. K. Rossiter and family, Richard Barnes, with his wife and daughter, c. B. Gold and MT Van Sinderen.
 Arthur Titus, the we'll known decora- tor and painter, is putting the finishing touches, this week, to Artist Mowbray's house and studio.
 The Monday club met at the Abby for the last meeting of the season. Shakes peare's ''As You Like It" was read before the two clubs by the following members Rev Messrs Carter and Robinson, Mrs Edward Clark, Mrs Ford, Mrs Brinsmade, Arthur Colton, Russell Clark, MT Avery, Miss Nettleton, Miss Smith, Miss Knowles and Miss Baker. Refreshments were served after the reading.
 c. T. Woodruff has hens egg meas. uring eight and one-half inches one way and six and three-quarter inches the other.
 Mrs Jane Clsrk ot New Milford is with her daughter, Mrs 0. T. Woodruff, for 8 few days.
 MT and Mrs A. B. Sterling were in town on Friday calling on friends.
 A little "kid," not four years old, while playing with pet game cock, became angry at his pecking him in the face and took an hx and cut off his head, like az he had seen his father do to other TO te's. A born fighter there!
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 William Morris has purchased horse from Waterbury parties. H. T. Peck is painting Charles Stones house on the Depot Hill road.
 The auction safe at Harry Wilson's, last week, was well attended.
 Harry Brown, the popular postmaster is out with stylish new carriage.
 Walter Warner is painting in Nauga. tuck.
 c. K. osborne is doing blowing with a sulky blow.
 MT and Mrs Peter Dovine buried their infant son, last week Tuesday.
 Peter Devine and Henry Murphy are working in the Southford paper mill.
 stephen Collips is one of our famous equestriahs. Recently MT Collins drove to the blacksmith shop of MT Futile and wishing to leave his wagon for erepai. . was obliged to go home without it. Against the advise of his friends he mounted bis steed and, although the horse was somewhat fsactious, Mir Collir succeeded in reaching home safely. a'a
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ing address, last Sunday evening, on his experiences while in the late Cuban war. He was wounded in one of the battles.
 Arepublican caucus was held on Sat urday evening to elect delegates to the coming State Convention. There were not many present. Senator Sturges Whitlock and Ex Representative Palmer were appointed delegat s. Represents tive Perry would probably have been se- lected as one but he is too III to attend. Charles J. Conrad, William Holmes and Edward s. Hawley were appointed town committee.
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NEW PRESTON.

VILLAGE AND PERSONAL JoTTIEas. A well has recently been opened on
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Dangerous Kidney Diseases

Celery King has cured me of kidney dis ease. The doctor feared Bright's disease, and tried many remedies that gave me no help. Celery King has made me as well as ever in my life, and it seems almost as though a miracle had been wrought in my case.-Jen- nie O. Reichard, Springtown, Pa
 Celery King cures Constipation and Nerve, Liver and Kidney diseases.
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 On Easter Sunday at p. m., Mrs Havilah Edwards Of Painter Hill, Rox- bury, departed this life, aged nearly s4. She leaves one son, Reuben s. Edwards, with whom she resided; also two daugh- ters, Mrs George E. Garlick and Mrs L. H. Buckingham of southford and sever. al grandchildren and great grandchild- rem to mourn her loss. The funeral was held ion Tuesdayiat l p. m., Rev MT York officiating. The two hymns ''Rock of Ages," and Nearer my God to Thee,' ,'' were sung. The pail berrers were her grandsons.
 "Why should our tears in sorrow flow When God recalls His own, And bids them leave 8 world of woe For an immortal crown"
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BETHLEHEM,
CHRIST CHURCH INTERESTS.

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 The annual meeting of Christ church, held Monday of last week, the following officers were elected: Senior Warden J. E. Thompson, junior warden, Charles H. Randall; vestrymen, J. Wooster, George s. Smith and William G. Kair |; collector, William G. Kair; clerk and treasurer, A. c. Lake; fund agents, Will liam G. Ksir and J. E. Thompson. The church has recently, been carpeted and the interior has been painted at an ex- pense of over $200. The ladies of the parish have contributed $40. It is ex- pected that the balance will be raised by subscription.
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DEATH OF MRS SARAH M. rNGERsoLL.
 Mrs Sarah M. Ingersoll was brought here for interment in the old ceme- tery on Sunday. She died ct her sisters, Mrs David Turkington's in Morris, aged 92. She leaves daughter, Miss Mattie Ingersoll, who taught school in Bethle- hem several terms.
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REAL ESTATE CHANGES AT THE CENTER.
 The residence in the Center, known as the Nathan Smith place, has been sold to Mrs Leve rstt Casils. Also the dwelling house occupied by John Creigh, the past year, has been sold by Charles Hurd to Edwin G. Seeley.
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Work has commenced on the repairs of the overflow on the Watertown reservoir.
 Mrs J. ". Smith recently received the Lews Of the death of her mothers sister, who lived near Buffalo, N. Y.
 J. K Thompson is driving new pair of horses, recently purchased of "Jack" Woodward of Woodbury.
 J. B. Sanford has lost one of his pair
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house occupied by John Creigh, the past year, has been sold by Charles Hurd to Edwin G. seeley. +*-.
 There are two or three cases and one death of diphtheria In family belonging to the Good Hill school district. The school has been closed In consequence.
 Mrs Lorraine Camp is very sick at her home and under the care of Dr Pons.
 Theodore Elwell entertained his broth- CT and family of Danbury oyer Sunday.
 A new minister is expected at the Methodist church next Sunday.
 Mrs Sophia Bolles is visiting Mrs Sarah Hodge.
 Ellie Thomas has gone to Vermont af- ter cattle.
 The party given by the young ladies in the hall. last Friday evening, was we l attended. The music was good and much pleasure was experienced.
 Jonah Davidson, who has been conf1n- ed to the house for several years, is much better and is able to walk out. If he continues to improve he will soon be able to resume his former duties. His many friends are glad to see him up.
 The Mine Hill quarry is booming tbis spring. About 300 men are now employ ed.
 Spring has come. Grass and plants are growing rapidly. Contrary to some of our weather prophets, vel are having plenty of rains thus far this season.
 There has been some alterations in the interior of the Congregational church to
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Farme rs are very busy just now plow- ing and getting ready for planting. The light rains have done much good and the grass is looking quite green.
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MAPES
 FERTILIZERS! MAPES
 TOBACCO ASH CANADA
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 We are now taking orders for these goods for spring delivery, and would suggest that in want of anything in this line, you should give us your order at once, as. we carry none of these goods in stock.
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a. H~L 49, 49, eaEs1c- r%r - So
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wsaxAts $50. sser- srSFs 49, ever f-tr. ss.s-t
ti-<. fxses calves $50 r. a. kssss. r fses
fss- ssss<f 1r- haskss r.~ - Hike ery rzzs
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tz2s. - ssaaSs zssks. EsCs se<ksr~s. s.ess. ss1s
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Batter. Cheese EEEs and Paufry-
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rer - smyra ~ tsHef. iasss. gse as.T gasn.
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sugar. rfear and Coffee.
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ssrsftae hSear $50 1870
$50 81 ~ f s% M zsur 81
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