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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-22
Les PLlULES ROUGES
de la Compagnie Chimi-
que Franco Americana
s0nt en- Vente a la Phar-
maci0

pourquoi, lorsque je venais de lui
6cr1re pour me justifer ct me faire
conna1tre, vous ne m'avez r6pondu
que par la fuite?
-Pourquoi? r6p6ta lie veteran;
hernandez d ceux qui, apr6s avoir
sans doute ~intercept6 votre lettre,
ont essay6 contre Mile Henriette
la violence ct Sc sont dts envoy6s
par vous.
Par moi!
-Interrogez celui qui, en- en-
ployant dams Get essai d'enleve-
ment le carrosse de M. de Richie
lieu, nous a fait cro1re que le due
lui-m6me s'6tait cache sous
le faux nom d'Hubert ct nous a
ainsi forces d nous cacher.
-Mais qui done a os6?....
-L'homme don't votre %pr6feren-
CO pour Mile Henriette d6rangeait
les plans.
Que dites-yous? co serait?...
-Celui que vous 6coutiez Ia
tout-a-rheure; qui, pour d6barras.
ser sa file dune rivale, ma recul6
devant aucun moyen; qui allait
vous faire partir de peur qu'une
rencontre, une exploitation ne de-
voilat ses mensonges.. 80; ct 81
vous en- doutez encore, regardez!
son trouble sufira pour ]e trahir!
M. Moreau semblait, en- effet,
an6anti. Immobile, l'mil errant ct
les levres tremblantes, il s'efforcait
en- vain d'interrompre Michel par
quelques mots entrecoup6s. Son
await etc prise 6videm-
ment au d6pourvu; IL sentait le
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-22
M. GODFROID VALIANT,
Masham Mills, Que.
Les Pi1u1es Moro prises a la dose

Les Pi1u1es Moro prises a la dose
de deux apres chaque repas, don
neront a l'homme &puise la force
necessaire pour remp1ir ses devoirs
sans trop de fatigue Giles aideront
sa digestion, lui permettront de
manger &c quill veut, ans que son
estomac soft fatigue, ct tiendront
ses intestins reguliers. Files que
rissent aussi lie ma de tete, lie NAL
de rognons, les dou1eurs de rhu-
matisme ct toutes les ma1adies don't
les hommes soufrent 81 solvent ct
qui sont causes par 1'impuret&d u
sang.
Les medecins de la Compagnie
Medicale Moro, peuvent etre vus
a 1eur bureau, al Nc. 1924 rue
Ste-C Catherine, tous les jours de la
semaine, exceptG lie dimanche, JUS
qua HUT heures du soir. Aux
hommes qui demeurent a la cam
payne ct qui ne peuvent venir
faci1ement a Montreal, TN blanc
de traitement 1eur sera envoye sur
demande, ainsi qu'un petit 1ivret
remp1i de c~onseils ct davis. Les
consultations par lettres sont aussi
gratuites ct absolument conf
7entielles.
Les Pi1ules Moro Sc vendent
soc. la bofte GU six bottles pour
$3.50. ST votre marchand NJ les
tient pas, elles vous seront expe-
diees sur reception du prix.
Adressez vos 1ettres CONNIE suit:
Compagnie Medicale Moro,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-22
M. GODFROID VALIANT.
Temoignage de M. G.. Valiant:

Tetno1gnage de NJ. u. valiant:
"J'ai etc tres satisfait des Pi1ules
"Moro ct des bons conseils qui mont
"ete donnes. J'ai "a n ct depuis
"plusieurs mois j'affaiblissais tous les
"jours. Mon estomac nedigeraitpasles
"vivres que je prenais ct je souffrais de
"brn1ements d'estomac ct de la pituite.
"Ma famille me fit prendre les Pilules
"Moro, Giles me donnerent appetit, mes
"maux disparurent, je repris mes occu-
"pations habituelles, je travaillai aux
sreco1tes CONNIE un honme en- sante
set c'est avec lie plus grand plaisir que
~"j'encourage ceux qui pourraient souf-
"frir CONNIE moi prendre les Pilu1es
"Moro, ct a ecrire pour des conseils et
"des avis"
M. GODFROID VALIANT,
Masham Mills, Que.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-22

LIE CABINET DE MONSIEUR MOREAU
L'intendant ne reconnut pas Mi
chel au premier abord; mails Cas-
ton, qui s'6tait retourn6, Sc leva
saisi.
M. Marc! s'6cria-t-il.
A ce nom, M. Moreau fit un pas
en- arrl6re.
Marc! r6p6ta-t-il.
Et reconnaissance alors les traits
de Tnomme quill await apereu q la
petite maison de l'"Impasse YER,
te", IL s'6cria:
Que vous faut-il? qul vous a
permits d'entrer? qui demanded
vous?
-Ceux que je vols lei, r6pljqua
Michel, en- regardant alternative
ment M. de Vignolles ct l'inten-
dant.
ST vous avez a me parler, We
nez! reprit vivement celui-ci, qui
voulut ~entra1ner lie veteran vers IN
second cabinet.
MATS CASTOR l'arreta du geste.
Non! s'6cria-t-il; puisque lie
hasard me fat rencontrer Get hon.
me, quill reste; je veux que tout
s'expllque.
-Je viens pour celia, r6pliqua lie
veteran.
M. Moreau voulut l'interrompre.
All! laissez! s'6cria lie jeune
homme pale ct trouble; il fault que
je sache la v6rit6 tout enti6re.
Et s'approchant de Michel:
-Parlez, continua-t-il imp6tu-
easement; Oh est celle don't vous
6tiez lie protecteur? que je sache
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-22

grin; I'm marriage secret l'unit au
chevalier. MATS son union fut de
courte dur6e. LIE nouvel 6poux, qui
semblait destin6 a lui fare oublier
les affections dun premier maria
&c, fut bient6t emport6 par le f.
au qui ravageait Paris.
-Oui, dit CASTOR don't les yeux
s'6taien remplis de larmes; voici
les lettres dams lesquelles ma me-
re vous apprend le coup qui Ia
frapp6e...
-H6las! %P6preuve n'6tait point
achev6e, reprit M. Moreau en- SOU
pirant; celles qui suivent vous font
conna1tre le retour inattendu de
M. de Vignolles ct lie process inten-
t6 a votre mere pour la d6pouiller
de administration DIES biens, que
on contrat de marriage lui await
prudemment reserv6e.
EFT c'est alors surtout que vous
6tes venu a son secours! fit obser-
yer Castor; ]e trouve a chaque pas,
dams cette correspondence, pex-
preston de la reconnaissance de
ma mere ct de nouveaux motifs
pour vous remercier.
Ne songez pas q moi, inter-
rompit M. Moreau; votre mere
await gard6 des fables services
que ~]'avais pu lui rendre un SOU
venir qui a etc ma r6compense;
c'est a lui que je dois les DISPOSE
lions de son testament, en- vertu
desquelles je suis devenu votre tu-
teur, ct qui exprlmaient pespoir
dune union.... don't je ne veux
plus vous parler maintenant.-Ma
file. ct vous, etes encore jeunes,
cher enfant: le temps d6cidera de
vos sentiments ult6rieurs. Quelle
que soft la voiont6 de Dieu, 'es-
pere my soumettre.
All! je ne puts repondre a tant
d'indulgence, reprit CASTOR dune
voix entrecoup6e; les mots me
manquent! Croyez bien settlement
que mon silence nest point de Pin
gratitude, mails de ]'impuissance;
ct permettez-moi encore n ques-
tion.-Dans une DIES lettres que
vous venez de me fare lire, je
trouve une allusion que ]e mai pu
~comprendre. Cest lei; voyez!....
II await pose lie doigt sur I'm pas
sage ct l'intendant SO penchait pour
lire, quand trois coups Tents, mails
fermes, furent frapp6s q la porte
du cabinet. Presque au meme ms
tant celle-ci fut ouverte ct le vet6-
ran EXTRA.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-22
CA conadnna.1

Demandez pour VIM Rondeau
au Minneapolis Dry Goods.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
DIR HENSON ON FAITH-HEALING.

1t is well known that DR. P. S. Hen
son, of Chicago, has a defective eye.
A good man and his wife, members OF
the Henson household Of faith, have
felt for some time that their pastor
would be much improved if the lame
eye could be made like unto the other.
These persons are true believers in the
faith cure theory. They went to see
him about it.
eve have been praying for you that
you may have two perfect eyes," they
said to the doctor, ''and have now come
to pray with you. Will you not ask
the Lord right here and now to give
you new eye?'
DR. Henson's reply was startling.
"What kind of teeth have you?" he
suddenly asked the brother.
"Why-why, that's strange ques'
tion,'' he stammered, "but I don't
mind telling you that my teeth are
mostly false.''
"What kind do you use sister," he
asked of the other.
"Same kind" she frankly admitted
"Well, good friends" rejoined the
doctor, '"you 90 and ask God to grow
some new teeth in your mouths. Ac
cording to your theory He will do il
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
The Travellers Guide.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART i.
FORD RAILROAD.
BERKSHIRE DIVISION.

New Haven-..North. s.ss m. s.s7p m; South
sh aete n pioos m. Al m: South.
ste S M s.: Ne1Rsh. 1920 m. 80 m: South.
M 1Ss z; ri p+ To- m, Ass m: South.
Botsford-South for New Haven, oss . m;
$50 m. See Botsford below.
NewtOwn-North, "a, 1916 q m, II Is, 4.5e, sol,
7.O7 p m; Sunday. ~ q m; South, 65o.
s.47, a:46, n.27 a m; Los, go, $50 m; Sum
Haley wi xil1e1North, Isl. 1855 a n, n,so. sM.
sss So, lib III 0n NJ. Isl. soo ah N. Sun:
Brookfeld Junction-North, sos. 11.12. 12-10a
sac. $50. 9,ss. Lilo m. als. s2l. e.1s m:
Sunday, 550pm m.
Brookfeid--North, s.os. ILL, m. l21. So:
~ Sunday, s;os; South: ea. sso. 1l!es
Lanesvii HE and Still RivercNorth. as = m.
SIS. 73s m; South, $50, $40 q m, 40. 5.54 p
m; Sunday, north, SIS m, south. $50 p m
New Milford-North. ~. % m. 1.2o. So.
5.H, 745 m; Sunday, S:22 N; south, -.
sos. 9.13, 1913 M 3.31, 437, 5.4s p m; Sunday.
Merwinsville- North, SIS. 11:A %. 1.so. 800
pm; Sunday, SIS, a m: South, 10.S m. 40.
5.33 p m; Sunday, Sis m.
A Sunday. 80 M south. ioss N. sos. .so:
Cornwall Bridge-North. s.W m. 1e.0. SOC.
62s p m; Sunday, 9.o6 m; South, 10.n m.
VIZ s SSg nj sSS2SaSS ste m m. s as
pm; Sunday. GA n; South, 1908 m, SIG.
500 p m; Sunday. ~ m.
Lime Rock-North. 9s3 q N, 1880 81. as
m; Sunday, 9.22 m; Sooth, o5s n, a01 4sS
p m; Sunday. 4s3 p m.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01

was here on business, last Wednesday
and consequently the town
clerk had more writing to do on the
records.
The Church Of the Good Shepherd
will hold services through Lent one
evening each week. Ministers from
other parishes will assist in the ser
vices.
Rev William G. Lathrop Of North
Haven was present at the prayer meet
ing on Thursday evening at the Con-
gregational church and signified his
intention of accepting the call recent
~ given him by the church.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
GEORGETOWN.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Mrs George w. Patterson made a
flying trip to Norwalk, Saturday.
Joseph Stunt went to Norwalk on
business, Saturday.
William Henry Garfield, who has
been seriously indisposed since Nov
ember, is much more comfortable.
Ernest Garfield of Stamford was in
town, Saturday, calling on friends and
relatives.
Mrs Betty Lockwood has returned
from Norwalk, where she spent several
days with Mrs Milton Clark.
Mrs George Benjamin and son of
Danbury, have visited Mr. and Mrs F.
b. Bouton.
Mrs Eugene Parkerton is spending
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Pardee of Ansonia.
Mrs Harriet Beers is critically Ill
with pneumonia at the home Of VIII
liam IL. Cduuolu.
Edward F. Parkerton, whose fingers
of one hand we're seriously injured in
the machinery at the ore mill, is i'm
proving.
This afternoon will be held an auc
Ltion sale of household furniture and
some other articles belonging to Will
liam Noble, &ho with his family ex.
poets to sail Immediately for England
their native land, to remain perma
nently.
Under the auspices of the Temper
ance society, Rev Richard Shortell'
delivered an eloquent temperance lee
ture, Friday evening, at the Catholic
church in this section.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
occuDy the pulpit next Sunday.

occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
Mrs Annie Carter of Bethel spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
james G riff1n, Of this place.
The Epworth League gave a sociable
in the basement of the church, We'd
nesday evening, which all enjoyed.
Mrs BENJAMIN Howe of Ridgefield
has been spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs William p. English, of
this place.
Schools were all closed on Friday of
last week, it being Washington's birth
day.
J.J. Barnet of Poughkeepsie has
been spending few days with T. A.
Carter and family and been calling on
other friends. -
James Rider is having his barn
p.nAted by Joel Crofut Of Long Ridge.
Miss Laura Griffin has been visiting
friends in Danbury for few days.
Charles Tennock was quite seriously
hurt in the telling of tree.
Richard Rider, who is working ir
New York, spent Sunday with his
parents of this place.
Charles Barrett was the guest of Mrs.
George Bronson, over Sunday,
Miss Kittie Barnum spent few
days of the past week with friends ir
Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01

Der of her young friends on Washing
tons birthday, Miss Alice Lyon, Miss
Hazel Sherwood, Miss Lora Clark, Miss
Minnie Sherwood and Master Howard
Lyon being the favored ones.
Miss Lora Clark gave a birthday
party on Wednesday afternoon to
few Of her many young friends. Miss
Alice Lyon, Miss Hazel Sherwood,
Miss Minnie Sherwood, Miss Mary
Ferris, Miss Mary Tyler, Miss Mary
A. Gillette and Master Howard Lyon
were the invited guests.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
EASTON.

CHURCH INTER EsTs.
There. was good attendance at the
Conservation meeting, Sunday even
ing, and very interesting service.
Next Sunday evening is the time for
the>regular song service.
The State Sunday school Union will
hold convention at the Congrega-
tional church, Thursday, March 7.
All Sunday school workers from the
various churches and all interested in
the work are invited.
IN BAPTIST CHURCH CIRCLES.
The usual services were conducted
at the church on Sunday, the Oath.
On March 3, the regular monthlycove-
nant meeting will take place, together
with the celebration of the Lord s sup
per.
Miss Agnes Bride was called to
Bridgeport, last week, by the death of
her father, James Bride, at the
Bridgeport hospital.
Miss Maud Silliman is reported
slightly better.
Mrs Henry Osborne and Miss Esther
Soule spent Washington's birthday In
Bridgeport.
Route 50, R. F. D., starts Friday,
March l.
Old Mr. Heixt, who has been at the
Bridgeport hospital for number OF
years, was brought to Easton, last
week, and will be cared for by Charles
Tourney.
Mrs Mary Spencer is visiting friends
/ In the Center.
Mrs Deborah Silliman celebrated
her 1O1st birthday, February 81. She
is in good health and in the enjoyment
of all her faculties.
Mr. Sherman, father Of the pastor
had the misfortune to injure his hanc
in a rather peculiar manner. He was
standing in the cutting box at the
barn and in stepping down to the fiool
caught the back of his hand on a mai
| tearing the flesh deeply. At this writ
ing the wound seems to be doing we'll
Mrs Arthur Sherwood has AGAR
been quite i'll.
Miss Myrtle Marsh has recently beer
a guest of Miss Grace Sherman.
Robert Sherman spent several day.
at his home, going back to his dutie!
at New Haven on Sunday, the Oath.
Owing to the fact that Washing
tons birthday was not kept in the
usual manner at Yale, S. D. Powell
did not spend the day at his home al
expected.
Editor Floyd Tucker and son, Floye
Stiles, spent Sunday last as guests O.
G.. Burr Tucker.
Fred Silliman recently tuned thu
piano Of Miss Alice Lyon.
Washington's birthday was observed
at Rock House school on Thursday af
ternoon with appropriate exercises.
Arthur Sherwood and D. w. Ed
wards are serving as jurors in thu
criminal Superior court, Bridgeport.
Mrs Charles MiddlebrookS and fam
lily spent Sunday at Wakeman B
Bradley's.
Miss Mary Ferris entertained mum
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01

veniently travel by rail will by giving
sufficient notice be conveyed to and
from the depot at Brookfeld Junction
without additional expense.
tits rumored that Miss Edith Conk-
rite, teacher in District. No. school
has resigned her position as teacher,
and the vacancy will be filled by Miss
Kane Of Danbury.
James McGinniss, the popular clerk
for W.. J. Beehler, has resumed his
duties at the store after an attack OF
the grip. To-
rsS.
Mrs James Murphy of Bridgeport
spent Sunday in town, the guest Of hel
mother, Mrs Meaney.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
L1TCHFIELD BRANCH.

Bethei-Leave 735 m, sos m. Sunday, Us
m. Arrive $40 m, SIS p m. Sunday, 610
pm.
Rawleyville- North, $40 a m, 5.2s m. Sun
day, elAa m. Leave for Bethel 97 N, $50
p m. Sunday, SIS pm.
Shepaug-North, 10 So q m. 1884 p m. Sunday.
e. ID m. South, +9.13 a m, +4-56 p M Sum
Rs s16 Fl fsils-North, +sa . m. 50 ? m:
Sunday, 1872 m. South, nos q n, f4.4Apm.
RoxburyHNort6, 1000 m. $50 m. Sunday.
s.35 m. South, S.56 a m, 4.A p m. Sunday,
judas Bridge-North, +1o.1o a m, 1855 D m.
Sunday, SAP a m. South, $50 m, fassp m.
Sunday. IS % p m.
Washington-North, 1888 m, COZ m. Sun
day. zoe m. South. 80 m, 40 p M Sum
day. 4-51 p M:
day, 90s m South. s-34 m. a19 p M Sum
day. 4-3s pm.
Romford-North. ILLS a M go D m. Sunday.
9.19a m. South, Is 25a m, 3O9 m Sund1y
|. 4.26 pm.
Wordsworth. 1135 m, &62S m, Sunday.
9.2 a m. South, 1870 a m, 2.s3 p m. Sunday,
4.18pm.
Bantam-North, 100 m, ga D m. Sunday.
95S a m. South, SIP m, 2.39 p m. Sunday,
4.N pm.
Lake-North, +120 m, e37 m Sunday,
799 m. South, 1910 m, 23 m. Sum
day, 356 D M.
Litchfeld-Arrive u 10 d M &c D m. Sunday,
9.55 m. South, sos ID, Els m. Sunday,
$50 p m. -:
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.
The Diseoverer Of Swamp-Reot at Work In
His Iaboratory.

There is q disease prevailing In this
country most dangerous because 50 deeep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused BY
it-heart disease. pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result Of kidney
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to Id
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs. or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of the blood-the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.
:sDr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new dis
covery is the true specific for kidney~eiaddes
and urinary troubles. 1t has cured thousands
Of apparently hopeless cases. after al other
efforts have failed. At druggists In fifty cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent FREQ
by mail. also book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
Dr.. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. and
mention this paper.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
BRANcHvILLE.
BRIEFLY NOTED.

Will Gilbert of Canada is here on a
business trip.
John Emmons of New York City is
spending few days with F. S. More
house.
Mrand Mrs John Williams are on
visit to their former home.
Steven Lindenfelser is spending a
few days with his friend, Horace Kin
zie, and all his friends we're glad to see
his smiling face.
Isaac Piersall has moved into w.
Williams house on Railroad avenue.
Albert Knox is slowly improving
from an attack Of the measles and
pneumonia.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
for the sake Of few dollars of blood

for the sake of few dollars of blood
money.
The RAILROAD A gigantic combina-
TRUST. tion OF capital has ia
kenplace whereby through the Nor
gan-Rockefeller-Hill union of forces
trans-continental line of railroads is
an assured fact through the uniting Of
the Great Northern, Chicago, Milwau-
kee and St Paul and Erie lines. It is
said that almost all the railroads OF the
country are now In five groups and
that the prospect is that the railroad
autocrats may become only three.
The union Of forces is said to be in the
interest of lower and uniform rates
and to put stop to freight contests.
May the people get the benefit of the
combine!
THE WHIPPING Posr. A bill Is before
our Legislature to re-establish whip.
ding as a punishment for crime. 1t
provided that for minor criminals q
birch rod or strap shall be used and q
physician shall be on hand to see tina,
no permanent injury is done. Those
who beat their wives, the kidnapper'
of children and professional tramps arr
named as fit subjects for the strap. II
Delaware it is proposed to hang an.
person who is proved guilty ofkidnap
ping, Some of our judges have ez
pressed a desire to give the strap t.
wife heaters and probably also to hus
band beaters.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01

without delay. When you get your
teeth come around, and we will see
what can be done with that new eye!"
This happened some time ago; but
the good people are still grinding on
artificial, molars and DR. Henson still
looks down on his great congrega-
tion with one eye.-[Epworth Herald.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
WEST REDDING.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
Stephen Barnum entertained Mr.
McCraig, the pastor, over Sunday.
The Epworth League held their
meeting as usual on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Raush Of Drew Seminary will
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
WATERFOWL BRANCH.

Waterbury-Leave, Gas. 81, 1117 . m. Lao.
a.ol, 500, z. 7Gs EOS, lisp M Sunday.
9.aS m, SEQ m. Arrive. a. 500. l0Aos n.
days. 6.53 m. sos m.
watertown-Leave, 6.oe, 7.Ge, lo.sa m, ,l3A4,
e.3s m. $50 m. Arrive, So9. ass. LIZ q.
La. Ais. SIT. 6.2e, 40, a2s, u.N p m Sun
days 1000 m, S.17 m. :.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
The OUTLOOK.

THE NEW King Edward the sev->
KING. enth of England must
begin to realize that he has come to
the throne in the days when more than
the cat may look at the king. Already
such leading English papers as the
Times and the Spectator are serving
notice on His Majesty that as king
he must give up any Of the follies
which he may have INDUCED as a
prince. The pure and virtuous life Of
the Queen has left it's mark on the
hearts of the people and they will not
put up with any profligacy from the
first man Of the nation. In these days
Of greater liberty Of thought and
action it would not take any very great
mistake or folly to lead to the entire
overthrow Of the English monarchy.
The King, therefore, if he is wise, will
abandon the race track and show him
self as the true King by being one who
can keep himself under control III
every way.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
BOrsroRD TO BRIDaEPoRr.

Botsford-North, 733 1887, 11y0e m, 4.sa ass
IN; Sunday, 7.33 a m; South, 7.07, s-55, 11.36
stepney-North, rs, 1o.17, 1o.ss m, "a as p
m; s9pdag' rs s N; South: rs; EOS lisa
Long Hill-North, f7.1a. 1on, 1910 n, 90,
al p m; Sunday. f7.1sP m; South "a. 600.
Trumbull- North, fla 1905. 10.ao %, 80.
6.35 m; Sunday, r.13 m; South. 7.e6, ola.
Il. 81 m: la2, 7:G p %; sunday, fe.6 p m.
625 m; Sunday, zoe = m; Arrive. 7.H. aS
a m, 12.O5, AS. us p m; Sunday, as p. m.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
HUNTINGDON.
WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY,

WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY.
The funeral of Col w. w. Wheeler
was held Wednesday, February 20,
from his late home, and was largely at
tended. A short service was held at
the house. The body was then taken
to St Paul's Episcopal church, Hunt
ington Center, where the regular Epis-
copal burial service was used. Rev
Mr. Wendell and Rev Mr. Mathison Of
fciated. The interment was made in
the Center cemetery, conducted by the
Sons of Veterans. Mr. Wheeler has
large circle Of friends in this and sur
rounding towns and the sympathy Of
the community goes out to the family
in their late bereavement.
Miss Harris, who went to her home
in Meriden for over Sunday, was taken
i'll and word was received that she
would be unable to resume her school
duties, this week.
Mr. and Mrs T. F. S. Bartlett has
rented the farm known as the Wells
Hubbell place and expects to move in
| UIlc uISU Ol MdECu.
Mrs Beach Shelton is visiting he1
daughter, Mrs Warren Hubbell.
REAL ESTATE CHANGES.
John McSheehy has recently pur-
chased of John B. Shelton the Sly
place in Isinglass district and expects
to take possession March 20.
Mrs D. Mcclure, who has been quito
seriously i'll, is now improving.
Mrs S. A. Buckingham returned, last
week, from Bridgeport, where she has
been visiting as the guest of Mrs A
Marks.
Miss Eva Norton and Miss Bertha
Booth of Bridgeport were recent
guests of Mrs F. J. Booth.
Smith J. Robinson has a room full
of antique curiosities. Your CORE
, spondant had the pleasure Of looking
them over, one day last week.
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
pANBuRY DIVISION.

Danbury-North main. St. station) 9so. an.
s so1ab AZ a. ssG q. M sG sSnSK:v i az m.
$40 pm. White St., North, rs LOO. $40.
7o5 p m. South a:3s: u.N 2, 90 6S pm:
Bethel--North. 7:so. 1854 70. zoo. a@. A. 91
sso, e.45, !l:ss m, 400 aaf p. m. Sunday.
Rs ssg 1913 81 n s go 81 Sun.
$50 m. Sunday, BIS N. 63Pm.
% Sol S soa ss s a1s M sea
al m. Sunday, s.22 m, 6N p m
Branch ville-North, 40, 1910 q m, lisa 5.3$.
6.21, AS 1000 m. 12.06 40 647 p. m. Sum
day, 828 q m, 6.33 m.
Geofeetownm.oNorth, 7oe M La &c m.
I'LL. $50 p m. Sunday. s.sl m. e8 Dm-
The Newtown bee., 1901-03-01
HIGHLAND DrvIsIoN.

Danbury-East. 7.ss. 1l.H m, 1@ pm. West
Hawley ville-East, $50. 1l.ls . m, III p m.
West, 900 m, ga 6O7 pm.
North NEWFOUNDLAND, {74 . n, IN m
s, West So m s3s, sM n ,x,u.
outhburyHEas IS So. Eos z.ss m. West.
southfordE Esst, e = m. 1slA zx m West.
S36 m, 2.l5, 5l p m.
: Trains stop whsa xgnalsd only.