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death and that a fireman who had gone
to her rescue had also persisted.

~ nv iSoNuS hau dlSo pCl lsLtus
The blackened face of a mar was
seen just then over the ledge of a fifth
story window. The firemen in the
street were running up a ladder. The
face disappeared and an instant later
the man could be seen again through
the smoke letting himself out we: the
ledge. AS he swung out the crowd
could see he held a The peo-
pie below thought he intended to drop
TO the pavement and a cry of warning
was raised from a thousand threats.
The man let himself down from the
ledge holding the m with his left
arm, while the fingers of his right
hand clutched the window ledge above.
They could then see it was a fireman
He had swung down into the perilous
position to enable the woman to get
some fresh air lest she die of suffo-
cation. Before his strength failed him
the top Jung of the ladder was under
his feet, and, refusing aid, he de-
scended to the ground with his bur-
den.
Maggie" He whispered the name
this time as he held her clasped tightly
in his arms.
He alone heard what she whispered
to him, for the air was still ringing
with the cheers of the people who were
acclaiming him.-Chicago Tribune.
, 1900-01-02

CLUlCf1ED LIE WlINbo W-l<ENDIHs
ing down Dearborn street. That's
Wabash and Monroe. II there were
q fire there-but no, it isn't there"
The truck roared down Dearborn
street and turned in Monroe and drew
up at Wabash avenue. A cloud OF
smoke rolling above the big buildings
told his trained eye where the fire was
burning. He sprang from the truck
and rushed toward it. AS he reached
the front of it the flames burst from
the windows. He met some men and
women as they rushed out of the
building and asked them if they
thought everybody was out. They
said they believed they were.
Are they all off the fifth floor?" he
asked.
Eyes. I'm from the fifth floor" ex-
claimed a young woman excitedly;
mo, no, where's Maggie?"
Without waiting to hear more Phe-
lin ran into the building. A man at
the door yelled to him to come back,
but he disappeared in the smoke.
The people in the street were
watching the windows with anxious
eyes. Word was running through the
crowd that a girl had been burned to
, 1900-01-02
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WOODBURY..

TOWN AND PERSONAL JOTTINGs.
A. e. Judson ard z. b. Thomson have
finished haying.
Miss Edith Allen has returned from q
three years. course of study at Bethany
college, Va.
Mrs D. A. Woodward has another of
Jobs comforters, which necessitated an
operation on Saturday last.
Sherwood Allen and wife spent the
Fourth at the home of j. G.. Dowd.
A. e. Judson sells Separator oil, while
Joel Atwood Ia prepared to keep the
moving machines we'll fabricated with
behring's best quality oil. 1t is much
cheaper than the usual preparation Of
lard and oil.
A. j. Woodward will receive q warm
welcome on the milk route, where ne
gave such perfect satisfaction nearly two
years since. He doubled his trade in the
three years he supplied Woodbury. with
first quality milk. He did not sell the
route, which he had only leased for a
term of years, as was insinuated by a
correspondent. Instead the route was
owned and sold by Mrs G. A. Woodward
to Frank Thomas.
Orrin Hutchinson is visiting at R.
Holmes. He came from New Haven on
Friday.
Mrs e. F. Nichols has been called to
the bedside of her father, who is failing
fast.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
NEW PRESTON.
AT THE POPULAR WILSON HOUSE.

AT THE POPULAR WILSON HOUSE.
AS usual the popular Wilson house
will be full and running over with guests
during the month of August. Through
July they have had good number and
many will tarry till late in the fall. Mr.
Wilson has q modern and up-to. date
house with comfortable rooms, gas for
light, running water, etc. He Is close by
the Lake and has fine fleet of boats tor
the use Of his guests. Mr. Wilson aims
to have his table second to none, and
give his guests good time.
Among those who have registered there
this season are:
Mr. and Mrs J. T. Higgons, Misses Hig-
CONS, D. G. MacLaren, W. T. Mason, W.
B. Levett, Mrs G. r. J. Arthur, Miss
Arthur and maid, New York.
F.O. Foster, Paul Welton, Mr. and Mrs
l.. K. Hitchcock, Mr. and Mrs 1.
G. Hotchkiss, Masters Arthur and Floyd
Hotchkiss, Watertown.
Mr. and Mrs D. Fl. Carter, Derby.
w. G. Russell, Miss Edith S. Russell,
Hartford.
Miss Fl. e. Way, Brooklyn.
Miss D. Edna Warner, W. s. Tomlin-
son, Frank s. Andrews, G. 4. D. Patter-
son, Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs P. 8. Carleton, New Ha-
ven.
Mr. and Mrs James Stanley, Mrs D. W.
Bucklin and maid, G. FL. Carlin, New
York.
Mrs S. A. Smith, Miss Fife 8. Smith,
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs r. Soule, Mrs J. A. Net
Teton, Howard T. Nettleton, Mrs T. T.
Marsh, New Milford.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
AT CHERRIE POINT.

Mr. and Mrs FL. W. Brown have won an
enviable reputation as entertainers in the
last few seasons, and have good num-
Der of guests already. They make
speciality Of furnishing meals to the tran
aient guests, and those who drive to this
lake for day are sure of fine entertain
ment, as the stables Of w. G. Beeman
are right by, so the faithful beast is also
sure Of good treatment.
4 Among those who have lately left their
autograph on Mr. Browns register are !:
Charles B. Thompson, N. B. Mallett,
Thomas A. McEslin, D. G. Sanford.
Bridgewater.
Edward Pond and Mr. Dawson, New
York.
Mr. Sloason, South Norwalk.
Jennie Il. Gibson, the Misses Lines,
Meriden.
Mr. and Mrs n. e. Benedict, Mr. and
Mrs r. u. Newcomb, Litchfeld.
d. GliIett, Boston, Mass.
VIC. Smith, Miss Golda Watson, Kent.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Boardman, Mr. and
Mrs a. N. Booth, Noble B. Booth, HI
and Mrs d. w. Pepper D. W. Pepper,
IL, Henry s. Mvgatt and family, Hi
and Mrs Hubert Thomas, New Milford.
s. b. Platt, John ". Brooks, ChaxleI
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The case came up in the Waterbury pro-
bate court, last week, and, as one Of the
Waterbury papers described 1t, Attorney
Guilfoile and Mr. Doolittle had such a
heated discussion that those present
thought there would be a fistic encounter
In the court house. The case wasn't fin
ished and In the meantime Mr. Doolittle
has control Of the girl, who is under age.
The whole rumpus seems to have started
on the one side by the friends of the girl,
who do not want to stand the expense OF
educating and supporting her, but are
sufficiently Jealous in the cause of the
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
GEORGETOWN.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Howard Castle has been spending Q
two weeks' vacation In towr.
A party of young people enjoyed g.
lightful outing on the Sound the Fourth.
Cold cream is In great demand. The par
ty included Mrs Edith Foster, Fanny and
Ella Perry, May Driscoll, Carrie Ray
mond, Mr. and Mrs Fred Foster, Miss
Kate Miller, Mr. and Mrs Festus Stafford.
W. Hunter, Charles Stanley, DR. 81. P.
Mansfield, Mrs Bertha Hockey, Ira Mead,
Chester Mills, Phillip P. Stafford of
Ridgefi field and party from Norwalk.
Howard Parketon met with an accident
at Wilton on the Fourth. He was
thrown from his bicycle and bruised, but
was really more frightened than hurt.
IA. Perry of Ridgefield was . guest
of Mr. and Mrs Nathan Perry, Sunday.
Mrand Mrs Charles Abbott were guests
of Danbury friends over Sunday.
Mrs Louis Bangert Is entertaining
nieces and q nephew from the Park City
Horace, Alec and Louis Gray, Of Nor
walk, have returned home after enjoying
the hospitality OF Msj and Mrs D. 81
Miller for week.
] It is expected that Rev r. J. Beacl
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
BANTAM.
IN BAPTIST CHURCH CIRCLES

IN BAPTIST CHURCH CIRCLES.
The Baptist meeting was held on Will
liam Fl. Palmer's lawn, Sunday, at
O'Clock. The service was conducted by
George G. Woodruff, editor of the Litch.
field Enquirer, his subject being "Bear
ye one another's burdens" The sermon
was very helpful.
Rev A. P. Wedge, pastor Of the Carew
street Baptist church, Springfield, Mass,
visited his parents, .Mr and Mrs E. F.
Wedge, a few days last week.
Hugh Mcintyre, who has worked in
the woodworking department at Flynn &
Doyle's for the last three years, has gone
to his home in London, Ont, for a three
months vacation.
Arnold Cone, a lad eight years old,
while fishing in Bantam river, Monday
after noon, caught black bass that
weighed four and one-fourth pounds.
During the thunder storm, Thursday
afternoon, a large tree in the yard OF
Mrs Lucretia Kilborn was struck by
lightning, splitting 1t from top to the
ground.
Herman Turrell Of Waterbury is visit.
ing his father, Merritt Turrell.
Edward Phelps spent Sunday in Easl
Litchfield.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bachman are en-.
pertaining friends from Danbury.
Dea Dayton Burnbam and Maj Walter
Burnham of New Preston were in Ban
tam, Monday.
Mrs Almira Palmer is quite sick.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
COUPON.
B. Strong's, July IL, for three weeks'

B. Strong's, July IL, for three weeks
stay.
Marvin Tanner OF Winsted was In town
over Sunday. His many friends were
glad to greet him at church, where few
years since they always met him.
Miss Bryan from Waverly, ILL.,, is Wis.
iting her many relatives in town.
Rev Mr. Cotton and Mrs Cotton from
Toledo, O., a former pastor, will be in
town, this week. Rev Mr. Cotton will
preach in his old pulpit, July %. All
that are left of his former flock will
gladly welcome him. Many have passed
over 1.-THE river in the IL years since he
left. Mr. Cotton was pastor here for IL
years.
There are numerous city guests and
visitors here enjoyingithe health-giving
bree zes of our hill town.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
AT BEN NORRIS.

The season for summer guests started
In early at Benjamin Norris and as usual
he will have q house full through the
season. Everybody likes "Ben," that is
what they call him, and he accepts the
familiarity good naturally. His guests
the hay wagon, give him advice on farm
ing, drink his root beer and sarsaparilla
and make themselves generally at home.
There isn't anything too good for
tBen's" guests and it is not strange that
season after season finds many returning
to this home-like spot for a breath of
pure air and genuine rest.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
was struck BY lightning and burned, last
week.
WASHINGTON.
AS TO 4 CHANGE OF NAME.


AS TO CHANGE OF NAME.
Editor TEE BEE: Enough has doubt
less been written to convince most Of
those who have read the articles, that a
change Of name for our village Is desi1-
able. What is needed now Is action.
Some one with vim, public spirit, sbility
and go-ahead-a-tive-ness to circulate u
petition. It is manifest to all who know
me well that I am lacking in ability, else
there would be no call for further scrib-
bling. But don't know where to look
for anyone combining all OF the above
qualifications 80 1t will doubtless fall
through and we shall have to struggle
on under depot for name till some
one arises or is raised up who will be equal
to the occasion. 1t seems to be part OF
my constitution to be thorough and per.
sistent, whether writing these squibs,
collecting taxes, as doubtless many q tax
payer will attest, or working at watches
and there is little doubt that il 1 had the
ability something would be done about
it. was built that way but my days
for outside operations are over 30 In
future all my energies will have to be
concentrated on inside bench work Qs
this an ADJ. The consensus OF opinion
seems to be for "West Washington.'
You made me say that the "property''
would take in all to the New Preston
line. What wrote was that West Wash
ington would properly" take in all to
the New Preston line.-[A. s. Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs George Hollister will eel.
citrate their golden wedding, Saturday,
July ,21, between 80 and O'Clock.
Friends are invited to call.
Mrs Abbott and Jennie Gibson are
guests Of Mrs Henry Woodruff.
Carl Bader, who has been quite Ill, re-
mains about the same.
Louis Welton from New FORK is spend.
ing bis vacation with his grandmother
on Church hill.i
Prof Roesiter Raymond preached at
the Methodist church, Sunday evening.
F. N. Clark spent few days in Lake
Vile, last week, where he is to be prin-
cipal of the High school for next year.
Rev Mr. Borge has commenced his
Swedish school which he holds every
morning in the Swedish church.
Mr. and Mrs T. D. Hannon have com.
leted their labors at the Sanatarium and
are now staying at D. Gillette's at ROM
ford while Mr. Harmon is taking care OF
the farm.
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Avery who had been
living in Romford since last April have
moved to Kalamazoo, Mich.
Nelson Johnson, who Is living on the
s. Fl. Clark place at Romford, has a nice
piece of tobacco Of nearly two acres.
Lewis Hager has been doing large
business getting out ties. William
Throop has done the So wing. A bridge
has been built across the river between
Romford and Morris. The saw mill lie
located in G.. G. Ford's woods near Viii.
liam Gillette's house. The mill is shut
do wn for few weeks for the more i'm
portant business of having Of which
there is good crop.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
L.itchfield County.
WATERFOWL.

FARMER MARTIN pooLITTLE IN PECK
OF TROUBLE.
The American In speaking Of Mr. Doc
little's dilemma says: Martin Doolittle
seems to be having peck Of trouble over
his hired girl, Mamie Cunningham, or
rather Mamie Delaney. 1t seems that
ties for some time and has been attending
the Methodist church, of which Mr. Doc
little and wife are jealous members. The
girls friends object to this on the grounds
that she was born Roman Catholic and
accordingly should go to the Catholic
church. To this Mr. Deolittle objects.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20

her place. It seems to be quite fad
through the Center to freshen up the
houses by painting the piazzss and
blinds. Mr. Smith has done seven
through the street this season and yet
has Mr. Curtis to do.
George Parker is doing quite a bust
ness with his ice cream. He will deliver
twice on Wednesday to accommodate
his patrons.
Mrs Henry Wildman and two children
of Danbury were guests over Sunday Of
W. F. Nildman's.
Mrs Rufus Yaples and children OLIVIA
terbury have been visiting Mrs Yaples'
sister, Mrs Hattie Nearing.
The children, grandchildren, brother
and sister with few neighbors gathered
at the home of Mrs Mary M. Hatch,
where they meet each year on the Fourth.
D. 8. Cornell returned on Saturday
from Port Jefferson, l.. l., where he has
been staying for several days with his
family, Mrs Cornell having gone there
some time ago in search of health.
With such favorable weather people
are getting hay with a rush.
The little grandson of Asa Hoyt, who
was brought up from Danbury, last
week, has been quite i'll.
V. e. Patch, who ia agent for the d.
NJ. Osborne farm implements, has al.
ready sold several machines.
Mrs Hattie Nearing ia entertaining sew
eral guests.
Master Elmer Ball is entertaining his
little sister from Dsnbury.
Mrs Cooley has returned home after al
extern ded visit in Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
AS TO THE HAY CROP.

AS TO THE HAY CROP.
A few weeks ago the farmers claimed
that the crop was going to be much light
er than 1t was a year ago, and dire pre-
dictions we're made that the price would
be $40 a ton next season. Since the
work of harvesting has commenced much
more favorable reports are coming in.
Several farmers admit that on the same
meadows the yield is just about double
what 1t was last year, and only in few
instances have we heard any one admit
that they had less than year ago. This
is good news not only to the farmers but
also to great many who keep horse or
COW and who have to buy hay. During
last spring and winter the price was so
high that 1t made heavy drain on the
pockets of those who had to buy. The
reports coming in regarding the better
yield this season il good deal of a relief.
1t gives US faint hope that we shall be
able to keep the colt for another year.
Ten dollars ton for hay and we can get
along, $40 and the colt would have to be
sold. This section seldom has two years
in succession of failure of any one crop.
IL bad one last year, the next 1t usually
comes up If not to the standard, at least
near it.
There was no meeting of the Grange,
last week Thursday. The next meeting
will be Thursday Of the coming week.
Rev 81. N. Cunningham and his son,
Gerald, have been spending their vaca-
ton at Southampton, L. 1.
G. B. Brewster is taking his annual va.
cation.
w. J. Miller has moved into the tene-
ment recently vacated by Mrs George
Oliver.
Mrs Oliver has moved into her broth
er's house on Nova Scotia hill.
Mrs w. J. Miller and family have re-
turned from a two months visit with
friends in New Jersey.
Mrs j. j. Magee has so far recovered
from an attack of typhoid fever as to be
out doors.
A large number of people from here
attended the Al Fresco fete in Oakville,
last week.
Buel Heminway and family and Paul
Klimpke and family have been spending
the past few weeks at Fishers island.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
WEST CORNWALL.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
@. W. Shepard and George Brewster
drove to woodbury., last week, TO take
down colt to j. Z. CapeWell, the ex-
pert horse trainer. There are few men
In the country who understand this work
better than Mr. Capewell.
John E. Calhoun ID building ! new
boat house on the shore OF Cream Hill
lake.
Some young men from Lss..s Rotk are
camping out at Cream Hill 1Ase. They
call their abiding place Rocky Del
camp.''
Charles Miller has sold i horse tc
Bridgeport parties and bought another
stopper 70 tAke 10 piace.
A bxrn beloneine u william y. RoesrI
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
RECENT ACCIDENTS.


Joseph Tiska's little girl, who lives at
orion, broke her leg in two places. An
Italian, working on Mine Hill, had his
arm crushed, last Friday.
The little daughter Of James Whalen
had the misfortune to get badly cut With
q scythe in the hands of her brother.
Dr. Pons was called and shortly had tt 9
wound properly cared for.
Mr. Neal, who has taken the Sanford
farm this season, has missed chickens Of
late and was fortunate enough to catch
the thief, last Friday night. It proved
to be fox.
Miss Amelia Davidson is visiting her
brother, Jonah Davidson, this week.
Mr. Wood and family OF New York are
at Bert Bradley's.
David Barnes, who is suffering with
gangrene Of the foot, remains about the
same.
Mrs Tucker has entertained her daugh-
ter and family from Brooklyn, the past
week.
Miss Sarah Yetter Of Brooklyn Il al
Mrs Charlotte Lannon's.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Morris Of Bridge
port are spending their vacation In town
Mr. and Mrs Preston spent last week q
Long Branch.
Mrs Sheldon Smith has her house near
" filed with boarders.
Mrs III. Pons spent. last Sunday a
Lake Waramaug, also Nj and Mrs =. "
seeley.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20

The law holds both maker and circu.
lators Of counterfeit equally guilty.
The dealer who sells you . dangerous
counterfeit Of DeWitt,s Witch Hazsl
Salve risks your life to make little lar.
ger profit. You can mot trust him. De-
Wits 10 the only genuine and original
Witch Hazel Salve, . well known cure
for piles and all skin diseases. See that
your dealer gives you DeWitt's Salve.
b. 81. Beers & Co., Newtown; 8.
G. Bull q Co., Sandy Hook; A. B.
Brakeman, Botaford; B. HAwley q Co..
Stepnev; A. b. FAucher HAWleyville :.
lW. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
CORNWALL BRIDGE.
IN MASONIC CIRCLES.

IN MASONIC CIRCLES.
Blazing Star lodge had very inter-
esting session, last week Friday night,
when the third degree was conferred on
one candidate. A supper followed the
secret work and speeches were made by
visiting brethren. st Lukes's lodge of
Kent, Housatonic of Canaan, Mont
pomery of Lakeville and the Sharon
lodge were represented. Altogether 1t
was q red-letter occasion for Blazing
Star lodge.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
MONROE.
EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Clarence Beach Of Newtown spent
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs Charles
Beardsley.
Mr. and Mrs VIII DIkeman and Mrs
Charles Dikeman are spending . few
days with his sister, Mrs Ida Stevens.
Frank johnson and family sra at Will
liam Clarke's for the summer.
The N. L. o. G. club held their annual
picnic:over to the pines at Zoar Bridge.
last Wednesday. A good time was en-
joyed.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
Fairfield County.
BROOKFIELD.
THE CENTER AND VICINITY.

THE CENTER AND VICINITY.
Miss Amelia Northorp is spending
some time at the shore.
Miss Agnes Cornwall Of Bridgeport Is
visiting her grandmother. Mrs Mary
Cornwall.
Mrs Sagendorf is entertaining her
brother and other friends from New Ro-
chelle, N. 7.
Mrs Skidmore has her house improved
by new paper and paint. Stanley Ter
rili and Edward Smith did the work.
Mrs e. q. Peck has had her verands
newly painted, which greatly improves
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20
TIE APPETITE OF 4 GOAT.

L. en- We'd by all poor dyspeptics whore
Stomach and Liver are out Of order. All
such should know that DR. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
liver remedy, gives . splendid appetite,
sound digestion and . regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. Only 25c at r. II. Beers &
Co., Newtown; 8. C. Bull q Co., Sandy
Hook; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station;
Edward A. Honan, Merwinsville; VIII
liam J. Beehley, Brook field William B.
HaWley, Sherman.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-20

will preach at West Redding Methodist
church, Sunday morning, in exchange
with Rev Mr. Yoder.
Mrs Joseph Stunt recently entertained
Mr. and Mrs James Robb and daughter,
Elsie, Of Bridgeport.
The Gilbert & Bennett Co.'s factories
resumed work, Monday morning, after
being closed two weeks for inventory and
repairs.
The ladies of the Methodist church held
an ice cream social, last evening, at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs Louis Bangert.
Mra Laura J. Beach is enjoying the
hospitality of Bridgeport friends fer two
or three weeks.
Gustaf johnson has returned from
New York, where he passed a vacation
Of two weeks. He was accompanied BY
q gentleman friend and son upon his re-
turn.
The children Of the Swedish Sunday
school enjoyed picnic, Saturday after
noon, upon the grounds surrounding John
Peterson's residence.
Friday evening of this week q meeting
will be held at the Congregational church
to complete the organization of q tenn
perance division.
Mrs Floyd Jennings is entertaining her
little nephew from Brooklyn.