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The Portland daily press., 1900-07-26

Ready-made sheets and
pillow cases are quite
good enough for the sum-
mer cottage, are they not ?
We sell them for the act
ual cost of the cloth that's
in them.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-26

that they had never witnessed such an
electrical display as accompanied this
storm. One bolt STRUCK a tree in the rear
Of the new mess hall and for an instant
stunned all who were in the Vicinity
The wife of Sergeant James Lewis who
lives in a house near the fort was trying
to get in some clothes which were hang
ing on wire line before the rain came
A bolt struck this wire line as Mrs
Lweis had one hand on it. She was
knocked insensible to the ground by the
bolt and was carried into house where
it took some time to revive her. She was
all right last night but complained that
her arm was numb and that her nerves
had suffered q little from the shock.
lightning stru ok many other places in
and about Willard and the old timers in
that village say that it was the worst
electrical storm they have known in many
years, and Willard always seems to be
more severely dealt with in thunder
showers chan any other part of the Cape
shore
TREE STRUCK AT LIBBY'S
CORNER.
A large elm tree at Libby's corner near
the hose house was struck by lightning
in the shower Of yesterday afternoon.
The tree was split quite badly and the
bark pretty well stripped for quite a
distance down the trunk of the tree.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-26

The Needlework de-
partment is very attract
i've these days. Lots of
novelties in pillow tops,
table covers, doylies and
centre pieces, all stamped
for embroidery, and a
complete line of the ma
terial for finishing them.
Novelties in made-up
pillows.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-26


and life in consequence
almost unbearable, there's
always quick relief, you
know, in a plunge in the
surf.
Properly clad in a
bathing suit that fits and
looks we'll, there's pleas
ure, comfort and exhilar-
alton in the daily dip in
the salt water, and people
should never think of go
ing to the beach without
their own bathing outfit.
There's a big stock here,
suits for men, women
and children, swimming
trunks for boys, sand
shoes, water proof caps,
long legged stockings
and everything else that's
needed.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-26

The largest stock of
dainty and unique things
in sterling silver in the
town. The right sort for
souvenirs. for birthday
and occasion gifts, for
prizes, etc, and the prices
are not high,
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-26

The fifth regular meeting of the South
Portland school board, viii be held at the
city offices, August 1st, at 80 P. N.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
NlDDLEBURY.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid society Of the Congregational
church, last week Wednesday night, the
follov wing officers we're elected: Presi.
don't, Mrs W. P. Tyler; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Minnie Tyler. Mrs Bes'
ste Bronson, Mrs Emma Griswold and
others were chosen on the committee to
attend to the work. This society has
just closed very prosperous year.
Last week Friday night q very pleas
ant social gathering was held at the reel
dence If Nj and Mrs George Grisw0ld.
It wsa in honor of their son, Harry, who
was 10 years old. He received several
gifts, and good supper was served to all
present. Guests were present from Wa
terbury, oxford and from the states OF
California and Pennsy lvania.
Mre Sadie Wheeler's grandmother is
spending few weeks with her.
Farmers are now digging their pota'
toes, small crop this year. Not many
apples to be picked, az the severe wind
blew them nearly all # the trees.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
WOODBURY..
HOTCHKIssvILLE AND VICINITY,

HOTCHKIssvILLE AND VICINITY.
Mrs Allen and Mrs Norris of Danbury
have been visiting their uncle, John Hall.
His son, John Hall, Jr., of Bridgeport,
has also been visiting him.
Miss Sarah Hoyt Of Bethel has been
visiting friends here.
Egbert Carpenter has the contract to
paint all of G. 81. Drakeley's buildings
and put new blinds on bis dwelling house.
Charles Raney has moved from Milton
into the house vacated by Harry Wood.
Fred Suckley has left the American
Shear shop. He has recently been ap.
pointed secretary of the Grinders and
Finishers' Union, which will necessitate
bis visiting every cutlery shop in this
country.
A nephew of Will Crowell from Nova
Scotia is visiting him and has secured
work at the American Shear shop.
George Brown is taking an old fashion.
ed chimney from bis house, thus making
an extra room or two.
Miss Jane Drakeley is visiting her cou.
sin, Miss Mary Karson, of Bethlehem.
Mis- Mary Thomas, Will Mccullough,
Mrs Mark Hall, Miss Jennie Hall, Mrs.
Arthur Parkins, Mrs James Murray, Mrs
Joseph Holmes, Miss Eva Holmes, Mrs
George Thompson, Will Buckingham,
Henry Bucking' q n, NJ Thomas A!ling,
Howard Burdick, Harry Ellis, Arthur
France, Miss Cora Eyres and Frank Al.
len attended the Danbury fair, last week.
Little Walter Kirley is home from
school with scalded foot.
Miss Fannie Freeman of Woodbury. has
bought for $50 the place recently occu.
PIED by Tho mas Comber.
The new attendance roll was used for
the first time in Sunday school, last Sun.
day. 1t showed an attendance of SO
which was IL more than q year ago,
October 8. The collection wa 81 20
which was 19c more than last year Rev
Mr. Freeman taught the mems class and
also made q short address. Bouquete
we're furnished by Mrs Cornelia Botsford,
Mrs Arthur Parkins and Miss Mary
Forbes.
Ted Sheldon has gone to Brooklyn, N.
Y, to work for the Curley Cutlery Co.
Joel Atwood has purchased all of Joe
Cartledge's chicken coops.
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ing delegates to the Baptist State con.
vention that meets with Calvary Baptist
church, New Haven, October Is and 16 ::
Rev Fred 8. feathers, Mrs r. $. Leath.
els and M g K. F. Wedge.
Mr. Sb' fer, OF the Naugatuck Rubber
g owe Co., has bought of J. D. Wheeler
the Wl.,am Keller farm and will ere ct q
fine re slider ce or it.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar F. Wedge have
gone to Wi'limantic and Hartford, to be
gone WEE k or more.
Eugene Wheeler and family of Tor
rington have moved into the house with
w liam Barr.
George Bee croft has entered the en-
p'ny of Flvnn & Doyle and will move
!. t. John Burns huuse In the west part
of Bantam.
Mrs Lewis Bissell and son, Car, fri m
Syracuse, N. Y..are here visiting frie1 DIS.
Lewis Hotehkiss and wife are visiting
In New Yo K state.
Mrs Arthur Morey is in Waterbury for
| few days.
Rev c. W Potter is in Hartfo, d at bis
sons, r. Y L. L. Potter's.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
NICHOLS.
LOCAL TOPICS.

William wellington has recently added
to his blacksmith shop new Western
Chief forge in order that he may keep up
with bis orders.
c. S. Middleb-ooks of Long Hill has
recently moved his family into B. Lat.
tins place. Mr. Middlebrooks is at pres
ent working on the dam for Bridgeport's
new reservoir.
L. M. Curtis and son of City View
farm completed a new dam for their ice
pond, last week, where they expect t.
harvest their ice, next winter.
Mrs F. A. Way of Fisbkill was the
guest, last week, Of her daughter, Mrs
Charles C. Hubbell.
John B. Nichols has just completed
building an ice pond. Mr. Nichols has
added great many impr ovements to his
place during the past year.
William Wellington has the contr act
for. building a new business wagon TO-
Curtis & wellington of Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
TRUMBULL.
BURGLARS AT WORK.

Last Tuesday night burglars attempt
ed TO enter the residence of W. S. Wheel.
er, but we're frightened away as they
we're attempting to enter the second
story, BY Mrs Wheeler, who saw them
and shouted at them and they ran away
Mr. Wheeler's large St Bernard dog fel-
lowed them and the dog has not been
seen since. The same night 8. j. Parks
was awake ned by the barking of bis dog
and men were seen providing around his
place, but got away before they were
recognized.
DR. Lynch of Bridgeport is making ex
tensive repairs about mis- place here and
it is reported that he Is to use it tor 3
summer It sidence.
The store OF S. j. Parks Is hearquar-
tiers for the best coffee, teas and grocer
les. Mr. Parks makes speciality of COT
fee ard every one who pur chases it at hie
store lie sure to be satisti I'D.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
WESTON.
CONGREGA TIONAL CHURCH ITEMS

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS
At the morning 80, vice at the tongr egation
al church on Sunday, Rev F Root preac he'd
most interesting sermon to the sunday
school scholars, the topic being "Pigrim's
Progress :" In the evening .The great Perse-
cutiOns OF history and their lessons" was the
subject OF q very able discourse
Dennis Chase is entertaining friend ON
Kansas.
Mrs Eugene Beers. who has been very i'll
with typhoid fever, Is able to be about again
Rev and Mrs F. Root have spent q few
day in Bridgeport.
Mrs B. K. Fitch went to New York on Ties.
day, where she will spend several we Ks
Norfield Grange will entertain Greenfield
Hill Grange on Friday, the latter furnishing
the evenings program.
Mrs Robert Williams OF Ridgeneld vietted
Weston I. lends. last week
Mrs Sarah Brow, was the guest Of her els.
ter. Mrs Mrs Miller, in edding Rid 9. Last
week.
Mrs Griswold of Wilton has spent q few
days with Mrs Columbus Buckley.
Miss Alice Fitch has been visiting WI tor
friends for few days.
Mrs D. L. Coley no was quite i'll last week
has recOvod.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
BETHEL.
wOLFPIrs AND VICINITY.

WOLFPITS AND VICINITY
Mr. and Mrs q. B Knowles of Waterbury
have visited their son. Howard Knowles.
Martin Murray has entertained his son-in-
law from Shelton.
Mrs W. n smi' h and daughter have visited
friends in Wilton
Miss May Seeber has entertained her
friend. Miss Alice Graham OF Redding.
G. L. Dickens has been doing carpenter
work in New Fairfield.
Mrs Chester Wilson entertained her brother
from New Milford. Dsnbury fair week.
Miss John Finnel. who has suffered with
q Cancer for the past two years passed away
on Sunday, September 70. and the remains
we're taken to the old Catholic cemetery in
Danbury. She leaves q husband, two sisters
and q brother to mourn her loss
George Seeber of Mt Vernon.N Y is spend.
ing his vacation at home with his parents.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
WARREN.
VOTE FOR TOWN OFFICERS.

VOIN COR Az Mn VI AOhhos
Assessor: Miner A. Strong r, As; Jo-
seph Breen d, "a.
Board of Relief: Ha ley Perkins r,
45; Austin r. Humphrey :, A; Sher;
Meagher d, SO.
Selectmen: Noble B. Strong r, 43;
Forestelle d, 81; John A. Chappius d, 80.
r, A; Finley P. Knapp d, 81.
Grand Juror: William L. Hopkins
r, As; William Foresteile d. SO.
Constable: Arden s. Tanner r, A ;
Frederick W. Gilman d, SO.
Registrar of Voters: Robert P.
Strong r, "A; Clark G. Dodge d, SO.
School Visitor: Austio K. Humphrey
r, A.; Joseph Breen d, "a.
Auditor: Patrick Du9gan r, "A; DAN
iel A. Young d, SO.
Collector of Town Taxes: Arden s.
Tanner r, A.
The past week has been warm
summer period, just the time for the
noted Danbury fair. Miner and Robert
Strong were among the number who at
tended from this place.
Fred johnson and wife, Augustus
Chappius and wife, Mr. and Mrs David
Strong and others attended the fair In
Great Darlington, Mass.
The town election Of Ulcers went re.
publican.
Mrs Emily Woo Phillips Of New Ha.
ven, q former resident of this town, is
visiting the scenes of her childhood and
old friends in town.
Miss Luna Terrill, who has been spend.
ing some weeks with her niece, Mrs N.
B. Strong, on Above All, returned t0
Worthwhile, last Friday.
There was large delegation from here
to the Christian Endeavor convention al
New Preston on Wednesday,.
Mrs William Tanner OF Winsted Is Wis
ting friends in town.
Edward Parmelee has bought the
place known as the Gaylord place, and
took possession last week.
Dwight Adams has moved to the wesl
part of the town.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
transaction of the. busines left over from
The annual meeting will be held in The
Town hall on Saturday, October ID, at 2

the annual meeting Will De 0el0 IN tDo
Town hall on Saturday, October ID, at
p. m.
The Iron Wo Ks has been quite fl Ct
ed this season with diptheria. Commen-
cling early in the spring the re has hardly
been time when some children we're not
it's victims. Anna Theide has Just recov-
cred. Two children of Edward Shear
are now sick, also the oldest son of Mrs
there might be some local cauae, either
the drinking water or something Of that
nature.
Mrs Metcalf, the mother of Mrs
Oh. rles G Williams, returned to her
home In Buffalo, last week.
The Earnest Workers" circle met
With Miss Lillian Pinckney, last week
Saturday afternoon.
A ten.pound girl came to the home Of
Mr. and Mrs John Thornhill, September
l27.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Keeier drove to
Middlebury, last Saturday, spending
Sunday with W. II. Dibble's family.
J. G. Smith of the Boston Globe, with
his wife, is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs e. c. Smith.
Leroy Smith, son of DR. Smith, who
has 80 recently recovered from diptheria
is now quite sick with pneumonia.
Ray Wildman has sold his tobacco te
A. G. Barne of Boardman. W. B. Roe't
aud the crop on W. W. Foote'S farm, Chi
chester of Danbury has bought. The re-
cent damp spell was very much needed
to make the curing of the crop moro sat
isfactory. as it has been we'll softenet
since 1t was hung.
Charles johnson was through Haw
leyville On Monday buying Car load O.
apples tn be shipped from that point
paying 70, furnishing the barrels and
packing. @ lutte number of crops wer'
sold.
Mrs A. 8. Mans field ,s entertaining al
old schoolmate. Mas Dyer.
Mrs Florida Kellogg returned to he
duties in New York, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
SOUTHVILLE.
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
This will &c was well represented at
MIS- D. Barnum en- ertained lady
friend from Bridgeport, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Worden and daughter,
Minnie, spent few days In Danbury,
ID st week, and took in the fair.
Mrs D Barr um entertained her broth.
or and brother-in-law from Bridgeport
over SUNDAY.
g. w. Northrop was one Of the dele
gates from this town who attended the
Probate convention, last Saturday. IL
New Milford.
Mrs Thomas Petit and son occupy the
old homestead of the late Mrs Clark.
Mr. Jsmes Petit, ST., and Mrs james
Petit. Jr.. snent fe " days, recently, IL
Bristol and New Haven.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
sOUTHBURY.
THE STREET AND VICINITY.

THE STREET AND VICINITY.
Mrs E. zAbeth She lion is still under the
care OF D. Green. She has nurse, Mrs
Smith, to care for her.
Richard Goodman, Mrs Shelton's nepha
ew, from New jersey, has spent q few
DAYS with her.
Miss DAISY Osborne entertained ccm-
pc nv, recently.
Qaite good many of our people at
teLaed the Danbury fair, last week, and
report good fair and lsrge crowd.
John Morris ard family spent few
da in Milford, recently.
M Perry is repairir g the place for
merly owned and occupied by Isaac Lew
H..
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
HUNTINGTON.
IN GRANGE CIRCLES.


On October "a, at Shelton, as quests Of
Farmill River Grange, No. 100, there
will be a special meeting of Fairfield
County Pomona for comforting degrees.
Morning session at 1880. In the after
noon D. G.. A. Shelton will lecture on
"What saw in Southern Europe"
WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY.
Charles Bidwel spent Sunday in Bridge
Mr and.Mrs Leslie Brooks will stay . few
weeks with Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Wakelee:
instead OF as formerly. All are invited. Mr.
Brooks Is al. excellent preacher and one
and Christian Endeavor m Getting in the even
Miss Louise Nichols and Mrs George Drew
Hudson and Newburgh,to be gone week.
Misses Lois Hawley and Edith Nichols are
t1e acnols for xas Ween
Delegates were appointed Sunday. to attend
the State Convention in New Haven, next
wedding bells are again in the air.
George Beecher is improving his place
by the addition of new front fence.
Paul Rehnberg has returned from the
mountains.
Miss Grace Pulford, who has spent the
summer in town, has returned to her
&home in Soutbbury. Miss Polford has
Wade many friends here, who reg ret ex-
ceedipglv to learn of her departure.
e. A. Baldwin has moved into Danit
U If rd's house.
Mrs Wendell is spending several week 2
in New York.
Miss Gertrude Buckingham is attend
ing school in Massachusetts for the"win-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs L B. Gray, Mr. and Mrs
m q N
cousin in Waterbury on Tuesday.
H. L. Foote of New Haven was in
town over Sunday.
B. F. Upton is In town for stay Of
several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Beard has visited Miss
Louise Nichols.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
GEORa ETOWN.

LITTLE BOSTON And UMPAWAUG
Little Boston was quite deserted last TIL urs
day. Nearly all in the neighborhood went 10
the Danbory fair.
The Aid Society OF the Georgetown Netho-
dist church met with Mrs A. r. Banks on
Thursday afternoon of this week
Percy Plat. who ts very sick, was q little
more comfortable the first OF the week
mrs stevens mas accepted the position OF
the remainder OF the year.
Mrs Nellie Middlebrook has returned to
Bridgeport. after spending a month in Umpa.
wang with Mrs B Benedict.
Miss Sarah Coley entertained Miss Julia
Banks of Port Jervis recently.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
q. III. BOOTB.
New Haven Co.
SOUTH BRITAIN.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
A. D. Munson, the blacksmith, has
Just placed another order for those sets
Of wheels which have pleased his custo-
mers and gwen such good satisfactiol.
Mr. Manson expects the wheels to be here
In about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick G. Keuhne are
the very happy parents OF n son. Dor !,
Tuesday, October 2. Tue grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs 9otlieb Ksuhne, are also
very proud Of their Fl st grandson.
The many friends of Mrs j. 81 Cassidy
will be glad to hear she 10 slowly improv-
ing.
Workmen we're busy, last week, remov-
ing the machinery from the old wooden
mill.
Rev and Mrs Dewitt Williams enter
tanned friends from Hartford, last week.
F. G. Metcalf moved his saw mill, laet
week Thursday, from Pierce Hollow to
Mr. Bradley's lot just beyond the bridge
At the Center.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
BRIDGEWATER,
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Our genial school visitor, Stephen P.
Treat, was in the village schools, last
week. Lewis Schlotterbeck, Henry
Roberts, and Paul Ksvanek were promo.
ted to the higher department Of the Cen.
ter school.
The rector Of St Marks, Rev Mr. Dean,
attended the Alchdeac onry meeting At
Lime r OK, last week.
Mrs 81. M. Jessup is improving her
house by painting it. Daniel Wheeler has
the job, which int ures wtrR we'll done.
The Wheeler residences are closed for
the seaann.
Mrs Ursula Minor and Miss Laura
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
Fairfield County.
sHERM
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wEDD1

THE GERFORD-HERRICK WEDDING.
Announcement is made of the maj rage
at Mabbetts Vile, N. Y, of James P.
Herrick of New Haven and Miss Minnie
Hungerford, on September %. The cere-
mony took place at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs Linus Hun
gerford, and the ceremony was perform.
ed by the bridegroom's father, Rev e. P.
Herrick, of Tampa, Fla. Mr. Herrick has
q summer house at Gay louisville, Conn.
and was on visit to it at the time of his
sons marriage. The bridegroom is con.
nected with the Beckley, Lumber Com.
pany in New Haven and, after the we'd
ding trip, will continue to make New Ha-
ven bis home.
George a. Turner has moved into the
cottage of Daniel B. Mallory.
Albert BEDDING is in Wassaic, N. Y,
packing apples for Robert Hungerferd
Mrs Dimis Brownell has been tmprov
ing her houee by building on an addition
to be used as q pantry. John Summers
has done the carpenter work.
Sherman's representatives at the Dan
bury fair included Tax Collector Franz
Hupgerford, Senator and Mrs Daniel B
Mallory, Sheriff Warren Allen, Maltby
Gelson and daughters, J. 81. Stuart and
sons, Mills Hungerford, Selectmar
George A. Barnes, Selectman George
Durgy, John Duncan, DR. Woodruff and
many others.
J. q. Stuart has sold his extra fin'
crop of tobacco to Allan of Wisconsin
for 16c. The same party also Dough
the crop of Joe Fits.
Town Clerk E. P. Briggs is makinf
substantial improvements on his resi-
dence. He has built commodiou
veranda on the south side and has ha,
new siding put on the house. Carpente
Robert Kellogg Of Gay lordsville has hat
charge Of the carpenter work.
Editor A. P. Smith Of The BEE wa
in town, Saturday, the guest of Tow
Clerk K. P. Briggs.
| Miss Anna e. Stuart has accepted
position in Miss Wheadon's select schoo
in New Haven, very desirable position
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
STEVENSON.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Last week Tuesday James 81. Wheeler
met, with a painful accident. He slipped
and fell on stone, striking bis shoulder
which.has caused him considerable pain
W. G. Tomiineon Of Quakers Farms
has thesfoundation for his new house
nearly completed. William Hubbell has
chs rye of the work.
. Monterey Bryant found two unwel-
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
I'D SfxicfZy q Blood Disco

come visitors In bis cellar, last We. K.
They we're two large red sddors. Mr.
Bryant succeeded in killing them With
out being bitten. Mrs Bryant had been
working several hours that same after
noon, standing on the board under which
they were afterWard found.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
WATERFOWL.

THE CHUaCH OF ST MARY MAaDALENE.
Last Sunday afternoon the Church OF
st Mary Magdalene was formally dedi-
Gated. 1t Ia only short time ago that
the project Of building church in Oak
vile was preached and the fact that it lie
now ready for occupancy IT scts great
credit on all those who had any part in
the work. It shows that ''where there IS
a will there's way.'' The people OF
Oakville willed that they should have a
church, and they didn't spend sll their
time praying for it, but got up and hus
tied, and last Sunday service was held in
the new edifice which stands out clearle
as the fruit of their labora, the money
and self-sacrifice of the Catholic people
Of Oakville.
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SOUTHPORT.
WHERE IS THE GAME wARDEl

WHERE Is THE GAME WARDEN!
Game Is catching 1t snow day.. For two
Sundays past the sound OF the guns could ba
heard in every direction. 1t would seem
that there are plenty OF week days for hunt
ing. without encrOachlng on the Sabbath,
Ralph Vince or of Waterbury passed Satur
day Ia his place hunting, capturing IL gray
SO ntrrels Pre- ty good tor one SO young.
MIR and Mrs George Smith of Buck Hill, vel
h 'useho'd, last Friday night
Miss Martha W. Thompson closed her
school. last Thursday, in order q attend the
Danbury fair.
A great many people in this vicinity attend
ed the fair. last w ednesday and Thurs day.
The farmers are hustling in their corn and
stalks.
Harmon Morgan has been cutting brush for
Homer Atwood.
The family OF George E. Garlick are better.
but not we'll The dOct and everyone ss
crtDes all IL cir sick ess and sufuring TO the
stencil arising from the Bostwick pond.
This pond has been very low most OF the sum-
mer. only q very little water owing down
through the channel. When the wind was
south, south west or south east, the stencil
was bic wn directly into G k. Garlick's resi-
den ce. 1t is hoped ii 1t is so low next GUNNER
there will be something done about 1t. 1t Is
only wonder, that the whole neighborhood
wa not prostrated, as 1t certain ly endange,s
the lives OF the community.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
MONROE,

8. G. Cramer visited friends In Red.
ding and Danbury, last week. He also
took In the Danbury fair.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
EASTON.
AsPETUCK.

ASPETOCK.
John r. Sammis is sgent for rurseIv
ct CT. "a has several M Wv ,rie.fes :,
which be Car highly T CONNIE nd. The
October Purple PUN IS new variety +
Japanese plum. 1t is q very late VARIETY
and is very popular and pr ,ducsive. II
you are needing any nurferv stock Of
any kind drop Mr. Sammis' q postal srd
at Aspetuck and he will call and show
ytu ju t what you want. He sells moth
ing but reliable goods.
AsPETUCK.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Foeter from Spring
Il cid. L. have been spending q few ,'ays
with Mr. and Mrs John Foster.
Mrs Aaron Waheman is spendir q week
with friends in Trumbun.
Many from this place atten" ed the Danbury
fair on Thursday. They all report q foe
time.
Mr. and Mrs ELI wakeman from Brideenort
have visited at their brothers. william Wake
mans.
Rev Mr. Aver preached in the Center street
Methodist church, Sunday afternoon, ard In
tha evening the pastor, Rev Mr. Blythe
preached q very intel esting sermon.