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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17
GAINED 50 POUNDS

n was sick for about three months, had chills,
fever, and coughed a great DEAL writes Mr.. w. L.
Brown, Of McDearnan, Jackson County, Tennes-
see. Most of my neighbors and friends thought
/ had consumption. | was reduced in flesh, and
was very weak-on1y weighed no pounds my
physician thought there was little hope for my
recovery.
my wife went to the store to get some antife-
brin, quinine, etc, for me, and a friend of mine
(Mr. w. w. McDearman), who had been tax
ing Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, recon-
mended this medicine for me. Finally / decided to
use it, after my physician told me that it would be
good for me. | sent and got one bottle, and before
all was taken | weighed I49 pounds-a gain of 50
pounds. l am still taking the Golden Medical
Discovery'-have taken nearly two bottles-and now
weigh I63 pounds, which is more than / ever
weighed. [ am still gaining strength and taking
the Discovery / wish to say that this is a recent
recovery, that only two months ago only weighed
no pounds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17

tinue on in the way you have begun,
and you'll own the whole building some
day. When the next tenant moves into
No. 140, just relate my experience to him
as a sad and solemn warning against try
ing to dodge an elevator boy"
/ was a bit sorry for Mr.. skidnore, but
yet he was a man Of years, and he ought
to have known better than to try and
paint me with molasses. I'm not around
looking for whacks or putting up jobs.
but if / don't look out for myself who is
going to look out for
SAMMIS.
The Elevator Boy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17
THE JERICHO PosToFTICE.


Copyright. 1900, by C. B. Lewis:)
Look here, pap" said Squire john
soa as he dropped into the p~ostofice
one day when | was alone: I've got
a scheme on hand that'H do more to
boost the town of Jericho to the top of
the ladder than 40 miles OF new side
walk. Yes, sir, it's a boomer, and If
it's carried out you'll see the price Of
real estate jump 90 per cent"
He waited fur me to git my breath
and then lowered his voice and con-
t.nued:
Pap, I've got a notice written out
fur all patriotic citizens Of Jericho to
assemble at the %postoffice this evenin'
and I'll post her up on the door. /
want to spring it on EN- all OF a sud-
Gen. i want to see EN- TURF pale and
their hair stand up. Jest say to all in
quirers, pap, that Jericho is comm right
to the front like a steer goin fur a corn
field
| wanted to know what the scheme
was, but the square winked and nodded
and looked mysterious and went off
without givin his secret away. There
was a great deal of curiosity durin the
day. Some thought the squar had a
balloon ascension in view in order to
attract public attention TO our new
cooper shop, and others had it that he
had found a way to dodge the State
tax, but it was all guesswork. There
was a tremendous crowd on hand
When evenin came, and the squar went
around rubin his hands together and
smilin all over his face. When he had
got the crowd worked up to the pitch
where everybody wanted to die fur
liberty, he called the meetin to order
and said:
''Feller freemen of Jericho, we hev
here a beautiful town, a salubrious eli
nate and a populashun to be proud of.
We hev the best of water, the lowest
pf taxes and skassly any S fur doc
sors. We hev the telephone, electric
loorbells and a town pump. A stran-
ger would look around him and say we
needed nuthin else. But we do, and
that is why l hev called you together
here tonight. We need jest one thing
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17

never done anything in particular fur
Jericho? Enos is a good huff man in
his way, but did the outside world
ever hear of him? Was he consulted
about buildin' the new sewer of paint
in the town hall? Has he ever laid
awake nights thinkin' how this town
could be boosted to the top?"
"Enos. he's knocked your pint out
and made one ag'in you" said the
deacon, "but We'll hear from some of
the rest. How is it with you, Jabez
Fowler?"
81 can't exactly say till l know what
the band is goin' to do" replied Jabez.
MY old is mighty fond of
BIZ ass band tunes which lift up the
heels, and if the bandit come over to
MY house three times a week and give
us somethin' lively, I'll chip in"
'Mebbe I'm mistaken in this crowd"
said the Squar as he looked around ia
a serious way. 'Mebbe this is a crowd
composed of freeborn Americans
whose forefathers fought at Bunker
Hill, and mebbe it's made up of men
who'd steal the statue OF Liberty and
sell it fur old junk. To say that / am
astonished does not half express my
feelin's."
THAT sellin the statue of Liberty is
a pint, and a strong one" said the
deacon, but what we want is a free
expreshun of opinion. Jube Hornbeck-
er looks as if he wanted to say sun
thin"
I'D like to ask the squar," said Jube
in his humble way, IF he expects that
hanc to meet him at the depot when
he comes homer"
"Bein | hold the posishun I do" an
swered the squar, ''bein I'm referred
10 as the leadin mar in Jericho, if the
band wanted to go down and see me
off or wanted to be there to welcome
me home l don't reckon anybody would
find fault"
But I'd want the same thing" said
Etenezer Scott. Il amt no justice of
the peace, but my dairy is milkin %
COWS this summer, and l feel I'm as
big as anybody. l go over to Dobbs'
Ferry once in two weeks, and l should
want that band to toot me off and foot
me home ag'in."
There may be a pint" said the dea-
con as he scratched his ear, 'but |
don't skassly see it. Mebbe the squar
wants to say sunthin further about
liberty and Bunker Hill?"
I'm sayin," replied the squar as he
heaved a long sigh, that patriotism
and love Of country seems to be dead
err a door nail in these United States.
Mcbbe there's a man in this crowd
aside from me who'd be willin to shed
his blood that our glorious republic
m.s,ht be saved from ruin and desola-
shdn, but if thar be l can't name him.
Y"u might as well dispense to your
ZONES and tell your wives and chill
dren that Jericho is doomed"
by John, but what a p'int-what a
f'irt!" whispered the deacon. Before
we bust up and go to ruin, however,
I'd like to hear from Reuben White.
FtiIben'S bin as far west as Detroit.
and he ought to know what influence a
brass band has on a town"
"The influence of a brass band is ac-
cordin to the leader" said Reuben.
I've seen EN- where they jumped a
own right to the front in four weeks,
and I've seen 'em where they killed
things dead in two. The leader wants
to be a pecooliar sort of a man. He
wants to be born fur the place, same
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17
UNCLE SANS WHITE SQUADRON BY NIGHT.

Except whe it is coaing n the coat of white paint with which it Is Gov
orad is o,erlaid with sootyd lust n CRIME, almost n member of the great
"vbue ouadron al Uncle sam feet of val vessels has been called, is a 'nns
OF grace AM beauty ~
But at night when fumined by the electric light nothing can surpass Inc me- "a
ecuvenes of te pcturep produced by those great water giant SHINING sna
white with their duplicates as reflections in the water. Ihey appear 'hh
more t1ke nainteds ships upon a pantedoean" than reauons OF upstanua sel
apd wood rennindfn me OF firynke alactne depending from the arcned roi
of some dark cavern. M -
II was for a long i'm thought thai photographs by moonhgh were IN M
possibility the belief efng general hat there was n 10 "actnic' or mi hde
IN te 1unar beams But the illustration shows the error Oft this, besides demon
stranne What I'M results may be obtained with the aid Of the camera
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17

the food the entire value Of the nourish-
ing elements contained in it, and which,
converted into blood, supply the strength
OF the whole body, then the body and
every organ of it will begin to weaken.
For this reason, what is called weak"
heart, weak" lungs, weak or slug
gish liver, weak" nerves, and other so
called forms of weakness are entirely
cured, when the disease of the stomach
and its allied organs is cured by the use
OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. There is no claim for this medicine
that it makes blood. No medicine can
make a drop of blood. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery purifies and
increases the blood supply by healing
diseases of the stomach and organs of
digestion and nutrition, and SO enabling
the extraction from the food of all its
nutritious elements, which in turn are
assimilated by the body and used ito
build up weak organs. The proof of
this truth is to be found in the invari-
able testimony from people who have
lost flesh by disease, that with the cure
effected by DR.. Pierceis Golden Medical
Discovery there comes at once an in
crease of sound flesh, an increase which
is proportional to the healthful require
ments of the body.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17

Whar you goin' 10 git your wind to
blow them horns?"
There was a painful silence while
Q could count a hundred, and then
Deacon Spooner said:
BY John, but I'm goin' home and
tell the old woman that / don't know
beans when the bags united, and the
rest of you'd better do the same
tning!"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17

Stout Lady tat theatre box ofice}-
Two seats for tonight, please.
Simkins, formerly a shoe sales
man)-What size, madam1Chicago
News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17

TEHE BEEEE OF WEE EDDW IS a title Asaf has been gEvan
o Dr. p1ercess Common Sonss
haaNb Of the booty. Ths BOOK feMs the plain 6rms in pEan English. If IL
q 5O0k o. everyone. III "Rsedxcaf Adviser" in pager covers, Is seK
fire on Tesepf Of ~ one-cenf stamps o Py expense az maang only
Cd 6a0 300 An Cloth smdngy send 2 Sfa1gSs This great wOsk IS ah-
soufey given away an5 sent O. request at the cost of mailing ONLY
address. Dr. Re W PIERCE, Buffalo, ~ y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17

sort. They coolly work away. unmind-
ful Of their peril, while hundreds Of
feet below them flows the river Seine.
dotted with its various craft, reduced
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17

by distance TO diminutive toys. They
raise and lower themselves BY dexter
Gus handling Of their fraiI boat
SWANS chairs" hanging in mldair by
the strength of a single knot. the slip
ping Of one Of which would mean in
slant death
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17

Among those who shared the trials and
dangers and hardships OF the siege we're
several officers from II. N. s. Terrible,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17

l. ID poOcAOAO w OC pCllCCtly ldllIilldI
i with a fact, and yet to have no
adequate knowledge of the relation
of that fact to the whole fabric of hu-
man knowledge or belief. Everybody
is familiar with the fact of gravitation.
How many Of all those who make glib
use of that familiar term appreciate
the enormous power of this wonderful
force. Everybody knows that the blood
is the life. The Scripture says so, and
science supports the Scripture in that
plain statement. How many of all
those who believe hat the blood is the
life have asked themselves, "How is the
blood the hfe?" Bread has been called
the "staff of life" and in the wide mean
ing Of the word bread, as food, it is I'M
doubtedly true that blood which is the
life itself, must lean heavily upon the
staff of food. Take away that staff, and
blood absolutely fails. Thus, the scarlet
clue Of the blood leads us back, finally,
to the stomach and to the chemical pro
cesses by which the food which is taken
into the stomach is transformed into
blood, which is life. When digestion is
imperfect, the body Immediately begins
to suffer from lack Of nutriment. When
the stomach and other organs of diges-
ton and nutrition fail to extract from
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21
ST ROSES.
THE CHRISTMAS MUSIC.

At St Roses on Chrietmas day the program for the masses will he ss fol lowe: First mase, as ue usl, at 6 Q. m., at which the junior choir will sir 2 Leon- ards Unison mass. Misses Ella ar d Margaret Blake and Henry Campbell Il will be the eolcists in the Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sar ctus, Agnus Dei and Adeste
 ''At hour of silent midnight" hymn 1; soloists, Master W. Hayes, Mispes M Caeev, l.. Egan, M. Mccarthy and J. Mo- Namara.
 s'At Last Thou art come Little Savicr," hymn soloists, Misses M. E&an, Mollie McNamara and Anna Campbell.
 The Senior choir will sing at tho Il o'clock mass, rendering Emerson's Mass and Oratorio pour Noel by Lam- bilotte. Soloists, Miss M. T. Callahan, Miss N. Harrig.n, Mics K; Campbell, Mics K. Lynch, Miss K. Blake, Miss N. Carley and Miss B. A. Bake, for sopra. no; alto, Mrs Frank Ktlbride; tenor, Richard Reilly; bass, James Callahan.
 Benediction, Lsmbilotte's 0 Selutaris. Guar Miss Callahan, Mrs Kflbride, Mr Reilly and Mr Callahan.
 "Tantum Ergo," Rossi, Mr Callahan and Mr Reilly, soloiete chorus by choir. LAudate Domfnum, Buhler.
 Richard Reilly will accompany on violin at fret mars and Mrs Dr Gordon and Miss Doretta Te]gman at the Il o'clock mass.
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RURAL DELIVERY MATTERS.
\ SECOND ROUTE LAID OUT FROM THl
 NEWTOWN OF FFICE.

4 SECOND ROUTE LAID OUT FROM THE
 NEwTOwN OFFICE.
 Special Agent Norton, of the rural free delivery system, was in Ne vto wn again, last week, aad went over the second route ss mapped out by Postmaster Dup- combe, and accepted it as laid cut. The route starts south from the poet' flee and goes west as far as Mrs Philo Clark's, then retracipg to turnpike goes south to the corner, turnirg to W. c Johnson's, thence over Mile Hill to D. G. Beers, re- tracing to Kellv's corner, going south by Ex-P0stmaster z s. Peck's and around the back road, coming on to the turnpike again at Fl. W. Wright's as far a K. T. Clark's corner, then to the right by Johnson's mill and up Queen street to M. g. O.is'; then te the depot, where all the letsers collected will be mailed on train. Then returniDg to Terri]l's cor ner, going north to railroad and to P. H. McCartby's; retrace to railroad, going north to Hanover and around Charles B. Glover's house, then north by Mary A. Bradiey's and to John Mulligan's, re- turning following the Shepaug railroad to Lake George and over the hill by J. R. Smiths place. Then west, coming out at corner by Mrs Ida Hawley's and south on turnpike to postoffice, making . route of 20 1.2 miles. Harry s. Mason has been engaged for this route, and 1t is expected to start January l, 1901.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING OF 1000.

FINE DECORATIONS AND FAvORITE GIFTS
 AS NOTED IN DRY GOODS STORE.
 One of the most effectively original Christmas decorations ever seen in New Haven, and one which is causing no end of admiration is that at the stores of The Gamble Desmond Co. The firm has gained charming effect by the use of hundreds of Ct hristmas ltrees together with the more conventional ropiDg of laurel and pine. Every post and pillar and arch Is concealed by the trees, the same treatment of decoration having been used along the side walls. The decorator wisely concluded that the un. usually high ceiling and great expanse of wall of the Gamble Desmond Co. stores needed very large, broad yet sim- pie metf ods and the result is most beau. tiful. From every point of view the eye Is met by pc rfect forest of trees for the vista Is unbroken and one almost imsg- ines that one can smell the fragrant pine.
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THE GRAND ARMY.
CUSTER POST ELECTS OFFICERS.

Custer post, No. 46, G. A. R., held it's annual meeting ol Tuesday night, elect ing these officers:
 Commander, J. l.. Day.
 Senior Vice Commander, George w.. Graham.
 Junior Vice Commander, c. K. Dis brow.
 Surgeon, George Dickens.
 Chaplain, Jarvls Pugsley.
 Officer of the day, Joseph Flood.
 Luster post has about 20 men on its roll. Death has cut heavily into its ranks, and the brave boys of '6l still in active life are not many.
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TRINITY CHURCH.
A sPEt!IAL MIDNIGHT SERN

A SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SERVICE.
 A special midnight service will be held in Trinity church on the night of Decem- Der 31, 1900, to mark the transition from the 19ah century to the 20th century. The service will begin st Il 30 and close a few minutes past 12. A cordial invita-. tion is extended to all to be present on this occasion and the service will be made very simple but very impressive.
 On Christmas day there will be service in Trinity church at 1O.3O, consisting of morning prayer, sermon and Holy Com- munion.
 The Sunday school Chirtmas service will be held in the parish room on the evening of Holy Innocents' day, Friday, December 28, at z o'clock.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

The friends of Mrs Theodore B. Fair child will be sorry to hear of her death which occurred last week at her home in Hamilton, Ont. Mrs Fairchild was s former resident of Taunton, where she il still lovingly remembered. She was 6 woman whose quiet Christian character endeared her to a large circle of friends a devoted wife and mother, and, during the last years of her life, 8 patient and heroic sufferer.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21
TOWN Torres.
IN MASONIC CIRCLES.
HIRAM LODGE ELECTS OFFICERS.

At its annual communication, Wednes- day night, Hiram lodge, No. Is, F. & A. M., ele cted officers as followr:
 W. M., Dr Edwards M. Smith. s,. w., W. 5. Carpenter.
 J. w., Allison P. Smith.
 IT., A. M. Briscoe.
 S., Rev O, O. Wright.
 Trustet !, A. M. B1lscoe, Austin Blake man, K. B. Terrill.
 Finan.e committee, s. P. Glover, Levi c. Morris, J. l.. Sanford.
 5. D., Louis Brisc0e.
 J. D., William E. Ackley.
 5. s., 5. D. Crofutt.
 J. 5 A. W. Bassett.
 C., Rev O. O. Wright.
 M., John Fl. Blackman.
 T., John l.. Sanford.
 The fficers were installed following the electlOn by Worshipful Master Ed- wards II. Smith.
 A special meeting for the working of the third degree will be held next week Wednesday night.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

Mrs George P. Sanford is visiting in Brooklyn, N. Y the guest of her son, Arthur 6. Day.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21
DEATHS.

wooDBURY, December 16, Miss Kate Terrtll
 NEW MILFORD. December k, infant daughter of Mr and A ITS James Sullivan LIME ROCK, December Il. John Owen, age 3S
 CORNWALL, Y, December 6, James Broad head, Jr. aged 70 years
 TRUMBULL, in Daniels Farm, December IF. 1900, Anna A Edwards, widow of the late El bert Edwards, aged 79 years. months and 21 days
 KENT, December IS, Mrs Emily Fuller, age TX VAar0
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

Itis the early Christmas buyers, and as many more who may call. that we wish to remind that early selections mean better assortments and more time to choose. They can save you time and money ,aa their pricee can not be beat nor the quality of the goods. The line ia .weiry and optical goods and Reid & Todd, 1054 Main street, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21
AT BETS.

Betts has . nice line of Christmas e h. dv for the season, also oranges, dgs, dates and fancy crackers. He asks you to call early and make your ,aelection.
 If you like sweet potatoes you can get them at Betts' and of good quality.
 Get your cranberries for Christmas at Bette'.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

Miss Grace Sanford Osborne is spend- ing the holidays in Brooklyn, N. r., the guest of her friend, Miss Helen Hall Allen.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

Coal Dealer Kilbride was 50 unfortu nate as to drop barrel of coal on one of his feet, requiring the attention o1 Dr Gordon and laying MT Kilbride by
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

W. c. Corbett at the Sandy Hook Shoe Store is cffering line of slippers for h. dies and gentlemen. They make very acceptAble presents.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

At s. c. Bull & Co.'s you can buy the Lszsu & Seeley perfumes and other choice articles.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

Mrs Charles Hamburger and daughter. Anna, are spending the ChEistmas hol'- days in Brooklyn.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

A lovely box containing . pound of Lowney's de]icious chocolates cost 9Oc at R, Fl. Beers & Co.'S. e
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

For this week only Taylor, tCurtis 6' Co. are offering . big drive in 12c outing fl annel at Sc yard ,and 10c outing annel at 6c a yard.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

John Van Benschotten Is to move he family to Fishkill, N. Y., where he has secured position.
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there. The little miss replied, "It be. longs to this boys mother" Then the question was asked of the boy, who1e team that WssP The little man replied "Why, it's my mothers team." "Well, then, whose boy are your" He promptly
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

The sociable under the auspices of Putnam council, No. 24, Knights of Columbus, will be held at the Town hall on Monday evening, December 3l. Mu- sic will be furnished by first class or chestra. Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, soc. A first class time Is promised all who attend.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

Ernest Sanford of Bedding, and we'll known here, was thrown from his wagon and badly bruised. He was nos injured as badly as at first reported, and is now able to be about. :
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K CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if 1t fails to cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee 25 cent bottle to prove satis- factory or money refunded.
 R. Fl. Beers 6 Co.,, Newtown.
 s. c. Bull G Co.,, Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21
Waists.

Our q and 1b0 Flannel Waists are extra values: all made we'll and lined. In colors. black, gray, old rose. red and blue.
 Our line of Christmas Goods Is most com' plete and tho prices are way down.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

The selectmen will hold au extra session on Saturday. December P, from
 g .. m. to IF, for the sole purpose of drawing orders for the school teachers. Saturday, December 29, they will have the regular meeting for all town business.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

Mrs M. A. Todd and daughter, Miss Allys, have gone to Brooklyn, where they will spend the winter. Mr Todd expects to pass the holidays in Brooklyn and later will make his headquarters at Hartford for few months.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

Matthew Dudley has left the Rubber shop ard eecared job at firing on the Highland division.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c,

With Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint, ready for use; 10 colors. Gives . high gloss equal to new. Sold byR. Fl. Beers 6 Co.,, Newtown.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

George Mcguire made flying trip te the Park City on Wednesday,, to pur chase Christmas presents and Visit friends.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

Handkerchiefs and muff1srs always make acceptable Christmas presents ard Taylor, Curtis 6 Co. have just the line to please you.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

No one should fail to visit R. Randsl Il Davidson's if in search of watches, opti. cal goods or jewelry. This Ansonia store is filled with elegant holiday goods.
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enthusiastically received and was treated to not coffee and doughnuts along the route Ver'lY. Charles is 6 fortunate and happy man. Mr Peck says where the signal Is not up he will not stop to collect letters.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

MT Spencer had the misfortune to lrss a horse, last week, finding it dead in the stall.
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Dr and Mrs R. N. Betts are expecting to have quite gathering over Christmas, their guests including their sons, James Betts, student at Yale. Charles Betts of Norwalk and Ralph G. Betts. Also Miss Campbell of Norwa,k.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

Some of tho many attractions at the Postohlce News Store, No II, Postofice Arcade, Bridgeport, will prove to be the very thing tor the person you wish to make happy on Cbriatmaa day.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

MT ard Mrs Frank Ives gave whist party. last week. Refreshments were served and very e1 joyable evening was spent.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-21

A few days aga little boy and girl who have just passed their fourth sum- mer were at play in the yard. when au older perscn appeared upon the scene, and asked whose team was that standing