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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
NEBRASKA
Exhaustive Work Issued by the Labor
Commissioner


Labor Commissioner c. f. Watson.
assisted by Chief Clerk X. A. Hodge,
has issued an elaborate work entitled
"Nebraska's Industries and Re-
sources" II is a volume of 2i5 pages
containing a general description of
the state, counties and townships,
with special chapters devoted to Lin
coin, Omaha and South Omaha, to-
gether with statistical summary. The
farm, the shop, live stock industries
and public institutions. especially the
schools and educational institutions of
the state. are presented in attractive
form and their advancement shown by
accurate statistics. The resources of
the state are set forth in a manner to
attract people of other states by induc-
ing home seekers to take advantage
of the many opportunities offered. A
chapter is devoted to each county and
a brief description is given of the soil
and conditions in each township. The
beautiful illustrations tell a story of
their own. The pictures of imposing
public buildings, comfortable homes.
scenes on the farm, showing growing
crops, the orchards. herds of cattle,
hogs and sheep, together with schools,
colleges and universities, present a
panorama of which every Nebraskan
will feel proud. Mr.. Watson says his
pages are the result Of an effort to
furnish a plain. simple statement of
the chief facts relating to the develop
ment of the industries and resources.
and the advancement of the social and
economic conditions of the people, to-
gether with a presentation OF the
topography of Nebraska" Ten thou
sand copies have been printed. but
this number will probably be exhausted
in a short time. 1t is the most COM
plete work Of the kind ever issued in
the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
FOREIGN NOTES

Ex-Mayor Phelan of San Francisco
says NJ. Santos-Dumont Is about to
make an offer to travel from Paris to
San Francisco by airship.
Sir f. A. Swetteham, governor of the
Straits Settlements, has sailed on a
government yacht, says a Singapore
dispatch. His destination Is said to be
Kelantan. The mission is secret. Ke-
~lantan. which Is the capital of the state
of K~elantan, is situated on the Malay
peninsula and acknowledges the SOW
ereignty of Siam.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
HIRE AND THERE

The president has issued an execu-
tive order calling attention to the fact
that solicitations from federal m
ployes 81 against civil-service law, and
uttering a warning that all efforts In
this direction must cease.
The state department has received
word from Carlo, Egypt, through Con-
sui Smith, that many deaths are oc-
curing daily from cholera.
The Haytien provisional government
has crushed the Firmist revolution,
and the election of Senoque Pierre to
the presidency is practically assured.
The national live stock association
will ask congress to provide for the
taking of a live stock census.
The general confederation OF labor of
Rance Is considering the question of
calling a strike of all the trades
unions of the country in favor Of an
eight-hour day.
A dispatch recently received at
Washington state that hte question OF
the cession of the Danish West Indies
Is by no means an assured matter.
President Roosevelt's physicians re-
fused to permit him to go to Oyster
Bay to register, but the presidents in
tention Is to go there to vote.
BY the bursting Of a steam pipe at
the National Tube company's works at
Riverside. w. Va, eight men were
scalded. Three or four will die.
Two persons were titled, N fatally
and three slightly injured in an ex-
plosion which partially wrecked the
tugboat Fred Nellis of st. Louis, near
Mound City, Ark.
The engine of a west-bound Chicago
& Alton freight train. was derailed
near Kansas City injuring three train
men. one fatally.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
Praises the President

Discussing the coal strike In the
United States, the Vienna, Austria,
Zeit makes a highly eulogistic COM
ment on President Roosevelt's action.
II says:
"Thn. president filled the role in the
Z orldG heater of special pleader in
behalI~of the oppressed, and his con-
ception of the question, whether these
labor wars ought to be permitted to ex-
tend to neutral territory, endangering
the welfare of citizens not directly
concernod. will oblige the states to in
tervene in these economic struggles"
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
Falls City Man Injured

Ed O'Mara, of the firm of Watts &
O'Mara, Falls City, Neb., was danger
ously injured Thursday morning. He
was taking lumber from a a at the
Burlington depot and vas backing his
team to the car when the coupling
pole on the wagon broke. throwing
him forward under the horses. While
in that position the horses kicked and
trampled him about the face and body.
~ @ unfortunate man was taken up
town and medical aid summoned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
ncwey Mnde President

At the meeting of the board OF gov
errors of the Thomas Jefferson Me-
moral association OF the United States,
Eeld in Indianapolis hall. Philadelphia,
Admiral Dewey was elected president.
The board consists Of one member from
each of the thirteen original states,
the District of Columbia and the ter
r,tories. The territories are repre-
sented by Mark A. Smith, Arizona.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
Find New Counterfeit

8 w. Reese. a well known banker
of Dodgeyille. was found dead in bed
~ cough suffocation by gas in his room
nj the Avenue hotel. Madison, Wis.
There were both gas and electric light
in the room and 1t Is thought Mr..
Reese arose during the night and
started to light the gas and hen no.
ticing the electric light. turned that
on and left the gas jet open. He was
about seventy years old.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
Asphyxilted

The treasury department has detect
cd a new counterfeit $40 United States
note of the series of 1901. This coun-
tcrrcit is n photographic production on
two pieces of paper, between when
silk threads have been distributed. Al
first glance the note is deceptive. but
il will not bear inspection. The por-
traits of Clarke and Lewis and the
picture of the buffalo are blurred ana
scratched. All the lathe work IL Very
bad,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24

The house in which John Greenleaf
Whittier was born was badly damaged
by fire. The place is occupied By q
Mr.. and Mrs. Era and IL In charge OF
the Whittier association which keeps
IL In repair as a visiting place for
sightseers. A passerby saw SMOKE
coming from the house and before tho
fire could be extinguished the hOuse
had been almost destroyed. Mr.. Era
saved a lot OF Whittier Relics. The as.
sociation will rebuild the house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
WILL MAKE ITS PAPER
Kansas City star VIII Erect u Plant To
Manufacture Paper

Kansas city star win Erect u Plant to
Manufacture Paper
The ansas City Star, owners OF The
Kansas City Star tafternoon) and tho
Kansas City Times (morning) have
bought a block Of ground 300 by 266
ieet In size in the east bottoms upon
which II will erect a mill to manufac-
ture all the while paper used In tho
publication of those papers. The Htit
will have a capacity Of one thousand
IONS OF white paper a month. Will cost
upwards of $25O,0Oo and employ about
100 people. The PAPER will be maue
from pulp manufactured in the north.
The Star will. 1t Is believed, be inc
first individual n~ewspaper In the wofi0
to manufacture its own paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
Beats MoIkrnn out

Charles r. Yerkes apparently a
won his fight against Morgan for con-
troll of London's underground system
The Yerkes tube bill PASSED the thirt
reading OF the house of COMMONS MAJ
day, while Tuesday. at a meeting Crane
railway committee to consld.
err Morgan's scheme. the withdrawal or
Morgan's bill was SIT Ed
ward Clark stating that the parties In"
terested had Quarreled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
A young Englishman jumped from

A young Englishman jumped from
the top of a Santa Fe freight train
while crossing the Salt Fork bridge,
near Ponca City, Okla, saying the
momentum would carry him to the
bank, and making a bet to that effect.
He fell short, however, striking a rock
in the river and was instantly killed,
In his pockets were found evidences
that he was the nephew OF the Earl Of
Lonsdale and that he had served In the
British army in India. In his pocket
also was a letter from London law
yers asking him to return to prose-
cute a claim to IN inheritance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
OMAHA MAN IN CHAIR
Supreme President =. 4. Roose Calls r,
L. Of 4. to order


A Denver, oct. IL, dispatch says:
The Quadrennial congress OF the Fra
ternal Union of America was called TO
order here yesterday by Supreme Pres
idcnt y. f. Roosc. fo Omaha, twenty
six delegates. representing 100000
members in twenty-five states, being
in attendance.
The sessions will continue during the
remainder of the week. The chiei
business of the convention is to amend
the constitution; the principal change
related to the extension of the clause
covering disability. so that disability
from disease may be classed among the
causes emitting members 10 the regu-
lar payments provided by the order. .
The classification of persons insured
according to their occupation may DO
abolished,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
Ten Injured In u Wreck

Ten persons were injured, several Sc
riously. in a wreck on the Cincinnati.
Himilton e. Dayton railroad at EllwOOd
Place, o. A fast passenger train from
Lima ran through an open swttchs
crashing into a switch engine and .
number of freight cars. Miss Blake 81
Hamilton, o.. probably Ii fatally In
jured: Mrs. Blake and Brakeman Green
had both legs broken. and Engineer
Fireman was also badly hurt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
Get Booty

A band of robbers entered the mail
car of the Spanish express at lrun,
Spain, and held up the clerks. There
was some resistance and n OF the
Gle rks was MORALLY wounded. The
robbers secured checks and money or
ders 10 the value of two MILAN francs
and made good their escape.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
FREIGHT CARS PILED UP
Wreck ON the Missouri Pacific uuricsS
Cars From tho Track

Cars From the Track
Freight train No. II. n|orthbOund ON
the Missouri Pacific. in charge of Con-
ductor Ford and Engineer Wilson, was
badly wrecked In IA cut about -four
miles north of Falls City. Neb., lato
Sunday night. A freight car Of tho
train jumped the track and thirteen
cars loaded with lumber. coal, coke
and salt piled on top of each other. All
trains were delayed until late Mon
day evening. A brakeman on top of
one of the cars that left the track was
badly shaken up, but not hurt. Just
one car separated the part that re-
manned on the track from the part that
was ditchen. In that car six or eight
employees Of a gang of the road were
sleeping. Had that car gone with tho
one In front all would undoubtedly
have been instantly killed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
REFUSES TO EAT
Man Who shot Liverymnn Good Acts
Rather Oueerly

Rather Oueerly
Bud Harlas, the man who Is in Jail
at Plattsmouth. Neb., charged with
shooting a liveryman named Good at
Union, has been acting very queer
since being taken to Plattsmouth. He
has taken no food of any kind, and
when Sheriff j. ID. Mcbride goes in
with meals FOR the prisoners he al
ways finds this fellow standing liz a
statue in the corner of his cell. When
DR.. l.. w. Cook visited Harlas yester-
day he found the prisoner very morose
and not inclined to talk. The physi-
clan is Of the opinion that the prisoner
is trying to work the insanity dodge.
Several years ago. it is said, In a fit
of insanity. Harlas cut his throat. but
a physician was near and saved his
life. Later he was sent to an asylum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24

The three-year-old son of Louis No
yak of Utica, S. d.. was burned to
death. He set his clothes on fire while
playing with matches. The mother
was severely burned about the hands
and arms while trying to ave the boy,
though she is not in a dangerous condi-
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
Rural Delivery

Three rural free delivery mai routes
centering in Wahoo, Neb., will be es-
tablished November 16, covering a dis
lance of seventy-one miles and serv-
ing a population Of 1850. Number Oh
houses on the three routes, 270.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
Caught between Bumpers

Harry Kinds, of McCook. Neb.. n
brakeman on freight train No. 14S, was
killed in the east end OF the railroad
Yards at Holdrege. He cut the train
and gave the signal to stop. The en-
CINE stopped quickly and the cars
caught him between the bumpers,
crushing his abdomen. He lived about
an hour and a half. He was
thirty years of age and leaves a wife
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
PROMPTLY DISMISSED
Employees at Hastings Asylum Get Gay
mud Lose Their jobs

aud Lose Their jobs
Superintendent Kern OF the HAST
;ngs. Neb., asylum. has discharged hve
attendants for interfering with a new
night watch. The regular night watch.
was away on his vacation and a new
mar was put on to make the rounds
Five attendants thought II would he u
huge Joke to waylay him, and acting
on the idea. they turned their coats IN
side out. put on masks, armed them
selv,g. and lay in wait until the guard
made his hourly round. At the proper
time the night watchmar was held up
and dlsarmed, and then left to his
misery with his hands and feet tied
As soon as Superintendent Kern pc
came familiar with the fact. the v
attendants were promptly discharged.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
Man AlludRed Insane

Kirk Shafer. a resident of Platte
Center, Neb., for a number of years,
partly paralyzed and very poor, has
been adjudged insane. He is about
fifty years of &
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
Scores Dying Daily

The epidemic of cholera is spreading
rapidly in Palestine. The city which
has suffered the most thus far is GAIA,
where there have been thirty to forty
deaths daily.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
WILL DEAL IN COAL
Municipality of Richmond, Ind, VIII
Compete with Dealers

The city council of Richmond, Ind,
has authorized a special committee Of
the council to go into the retail coal
business. The committee reported
that 1t could procure Pittsburg and Al
legheny coal delivered at $4.S2 a ton,
which is more than 81 less than local
dealers are charging. The dealers Of
fered to reduce their price to $3.50 If
the city would keep out OF the business,
but the offer was declined. The city
proposed to accept a price OF $5,25, but
to this the dealers would NOT agree.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24

A Portland, Me-, dispatch says: Mrs.
Lillian NJ. N. Stevens, national presi-
dent OF the w. G. It. u. was reelected,
receiving 342 votes out Of a total Of
400.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09
rooms in Mrs Timothy Sheehan's
SIN LANGUAGE QUAINT AND OLD
EN-"

The poet Longfellow knew how to
delve into many volume of ancient
writ, and extract from them tid-bits
OF thought which he set in his flowing
rhymns. He sang both in Language
quaint and Olden" and in verse as
smooth as the polished column of por-
phyry or granite. Acadie las charm
to-day for the tourist because Long
fellow sang it, and che rude and natur-
ally unpoetic Indian has halo of de-
light about him because the poet dis
cerned his finer mould. The Literary
circle meets again for the study of
LOngfellow on Wednesday evening of
next week, May II, at the home Of Mrs
w. M. Reynolds. This is literary
circle but not an inner circle, and all
who would enjoy Csuch an evening
are cordially invited to the meeting.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09
TOWN TOPICS.
OBITUARY..
MICHAEL F. KILBRIDE.

MICHAEL +. klLBRlDE.
On Saturday of last week, May 3,
at st Roses parochial residence, death
claimed Michael F. Kilbride, aged "a
years, formerly of Newtown, but late
ly of Newark, N. j. Suddenly strick-
en-, 10 days previous, with a serious
form of bowel and stomach trouble. he
never fully recovered, although on
Wednesday his condition was improved
and his friends had hopes that he
would once more get around. Friday
evening he developed change and on
Saturday morning at I O'Clock, sur
rounded by loving friends, he passed
into life eternal.
Mr. Kilbride was formerly foreman
in the calendar room Of the New York
Betting & Packing Co., but shortly
before they removed from here he took
up his residence in Newark, N. J. He
was man among men, beloved by
those who knew him for his sterling
worth Of character. His word was his
bond. He was true Christian at
NewtOwn or his country could i'll afford
to lose. He leaves wife and three
children, two girls, aged six and four,
and baby boy aged IA months. His
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs John
Kilbride OF Sandy Hook, and two Sis
tiers, Miss Katherine Kilbride Of New
ark, N. j., and Mrs Martin Kelley of
Bridgeport, and one brother, Francis
Kilbride OF Sandy Hook, also survive
him. The heartfelt sympathy of the
community is extended to Mrs Kill
bride and her little family in this their
hour of bereavement.
The funeral of Mr. Kilbride was held
at st Roses church on Monday fore
noon, with solemn high mass; Rev
Father Fox, Newtown, celebrant; Rev
Father Bannon, Lakeville, deacon;
Rev Father Heating, Dover, sub
deacon; Rev Father Daley, Plainville,
master OF ceremonies. The pail bear
ers we're cousins of the deceased,
Thomas, Michael and Edward
Kilbride of Sandy Hook, John Kill
bride of Passaic, N. j., and Edward
Kilbride and James Brown of Jersey
City. "May peace be his eternal" is
the final prayer of the numerous and
devoted friends OF the deceased.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09
500 REWARD 500.

The readers of this paper:will be pleased to
learn that there Is at least one dreaded dis
ease that SCIENCE has been able to cure in all
Its stages and that is catarrh. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to
stitutiOnal disease, requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby des-
troytng the foundation Of the disease and Civ
ing the patient strength by building up the
work. The prOpretors have SO much faith in
Its curative powers. that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
~ Sold by druggists. 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09
SOMETHING OF INTEREST,


Notwithstanding the fact that the country
is flooded with advertisements Of all. kinds OF
worthless ffostrunls and dangerous treatments
for the cure of cancer. and that the people
haze been deceived so much that there exists
ia widespread and well-fouhdea uprejndice
against any MISUNDERSTANDING to perma nent-,
DR. J. W. Melbourne. special
list and only originator OF a. poSitive cancer
cure, has placed before the public the treat
mont for the cure OF cancer and all malignant
growth5 under a guarantee, Patients aqes
Ferefully examined and honestly advised as to
their condition free OF charge in no case al e
there any charges il the patientdoes not take
treatment, Both men and women nurses are
engaged 'Fhe system of eatmentsnay right.
ful)J be- called the only sure and natural
method OF treatment. The method is sure,
speedy, safe and painless; no knife to fear no
blood. no exhaustion; the operation is Won
dexfnl in dts result 1t acts on the concer germ
alone and does not affect the healthy tissues.
The first day Of application the growth ceases
eating. Our Specific penetrates every root
and fiber of:the cancer, destroying all germs nc
matter how deep they go, causing the .tcan-
! cer9us4 tissue to lose its tendral like
| hold and the entire AFFECTED mass falls
out In fEOtnlfve to Is days. average cases.. Ii
| coptipesias destructive effects to the deceAs
id, aeSh,a lonee with this treatment the Cancer
| is rel moved withoat the loss of ONE drop g
blood anA little or no pain, the patient usual
lily will not, ha va tn miss. one meal or lose on
Knights sleep. DR. Melbourne is very comfort
| ably situated at GA Bank street, East Derby
and has accommodations for number o
patients. p. 81. -
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09
WASH
GOODS.

A special Madras at
E lac yd. Firm and
good color. Stripes,
wide or narrow, in
pink, blue and OK
blood. Well worth
&c yd. q lac
F,nc> lique, col red fig.
ures and stripes ON white.
VIC SS. 1nx,h Ss'' 9's'oa ssafgesyd.'
scsash' ahd"silkc gsiith;gham.,
stroxyFP Easing -c3lM, worth
Csc y&' T. sDCi1As' Ioc. i,
s2.'ach Einghams, equally
gcod ! III suits 8; and y aist%, (,
nsLze .sA- 75c:
Linen gipghams.' firm ye'
light and handsome, 25c:.
.!Galatta Cloth, ideal Z; f, for / b e
Ms ash.oii 1!ss. 81, . sr'y ..s!!Se ID:
"P: .ya 3 oy AZ Nj s"ss ili
blaek nd,white,,spetsin sell
colcs.sss '45e4yd. s
':Eiueh batiste,' 'alrliheAndi ane
in all celpss .,-,., 75c yd.
49, Silk.and4batiste, as .inche'
,,x,siiiSass,, very'tx 4yqutssus :s~S" e
- tS. ssu~ N.DH -ci"ss 'oix 49, r.. e
ss.shA &c ui""s;cp nOAs~ ySt''>
oIrish. Hhisy. theHgeh6ih!
imported dimities from tn
Green Isle. 25c.
Sea Island dimities. fines
made in America, I5c yd,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09

H. G.. Warner is passing few days
in Brooklyn, N. Y. Some of the Sandy
Hook boys think he may engage few
crack baseball players for the Newtown
team Of 1902
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09

MrsSwnffam' Jordan feb down stairs,
Ast res ssn gsT IN M xpfaned
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEW HAVE
BRANCH.

James H. Brown of Elizabeth, N. j.,
Edward M. Kilbride OF Jersey City, and
John Kilbride of PaSsaic, N. j., were
In town over Sunday and Monday.i
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09

Arthur T. Nettleton, treasurer of
the Newtown Savings Bank, passed
Sunday in New Milford, the guest of
joseph NettletOn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09

F., On Monday, this week, Carpenter
George Martin had u the b1s arn franz all
ready FOR raising ut Mrs Bridget Hart1
hgtts;2ana word Mas SEPT +, AROUND and
the. neighB6fs responded. 1t was an
d.t az, e tine ,;t ere e.
aS a g ab p went @t TIE Frame
with right good wilt. That being
done, the ladies were ready with a fine
luHeh on the tAble, AID every one was
Well Pleased ana Returned home leav.
ing good wishes for the success of the
new barn, ,u. bLc.j -. i. 1850,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09

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ssse e Sep. :sa sss 9 sla1
TpR SAGE FhFes pseCsEgseseksg Ssa9nginE
aatsd An A91eff pstSxn$D ,s.ssSs.ssNs
Horace Gilbert stxGc, Arsscdoot1ttSd .sos ES,
eeky store Wit6 fire tor aeSAnt1 On -.
Spd t3aaf aud good barn In rekf: Sec090
BEL Httsate KBow@ - the Hnfchkiss places sof,bsSeH
acres &nn4 IRad With g story Ann naar h04ae
theTson;;: also good fruit Thlf69aeceSodS
&; ;asffmnief wiii cut SO raillt1d. ,t16&. GhX
abpVe property Will b H,td .ciSsap % Ef9e sthH
estate. 'F6f further parttcUt fSHVt1 EAU
en- a. 3. Bfakeman.. Execut6r,e B9tfSt9fa. C9sanJ
EnRSALEs one secbnda h.nds d.sablS tsaH
r. haFpAsS, and tJs0J sBfS sOf7 do0Uie iUf1vfn4
K4thesS.. / sell che teGnlHr Sl2 caSriegV hari
ness tor IN .. Mayhem sReta1el.-; %
ROR SALE-iuo Pigs until DEC, from IS ma
+ tured sows. consisting az RaRt6teaeda be.k;
shires and crosses on Chester White, Folane
China and Dnrof Jerseys sH TONS OF mo 3
rent. Mayhem. Bethel.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09

Up to yesterday Town Clerk Houlihan had
registered 237 dogs. In few weeks a list of
those registered will be published in The BEE
and then the delinquents will be known.
There are at least $50 dogs in town not regis
tered. Register at once and save trouble.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09

w. IL. Shepard has been relaying
and pointing up the chimneys on the
buildings belonging to S. p. Glover
at Sandy Hook
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09

G. W. Downs. of the Home Trust Co., Derby,
and d; B. GiddIngs of the same city, were in
town. Tuesday, securing handsome string of
trout on the Pootatuck. They stopped at the
Grand Central.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-05-09

Fred Mcguire of Brooklyn had finger bro
ken and smashed on Wednesday. He had ii
dressed at the Norwegian hospital in Brook
Ign.