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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-22
Rome wiadon1oscl
teIegraficzne.


= Niemieckie kompanie pre-
wozowe przylaczyiy sic do miedzy-
narodowej kombinacyi, kontrolo-
wanej przez kapitalist6w angiel-
skich amerykanskich.
= Wielki ksiqze badenski Erie
drich, obchodzi so letni jubileusz
panowania.
Wielkie gazety berlinskie
przyszlq delegat6w ma miedzynaro-
dowy kongres dziennikarzy, kt6ry
odbedzie sic W st, Louis, podczas
wystawy powszechnej.
w Monachium w Dreznie
zuajduje sic wiele turystow amery-
kanskich.
Ia zamordowanie jednej Men,
ki, zony plantatora w Novel Po-
meranii", wymordowali Niemcy 30
niewinnych krajowc6w.
: Pod Siege, W Belgii, poddia-
dano wczoraj bomhy dynamitowe
pod pociqgi pospieszne.
= Harry de Windt, kt6ry wy
brat sic z Paryza do New Yorku
przez Syberye, znalazf sic W odle-
gtosci 900 mil od Jakucka W GO.
rach, gdzie ttrmometr wskazywat
G3 stopni nizej zera.
= W Wiedniu kraay pogloska o
zamachu ma zycie ma general gu
bernatora warszawskiego. Zdaje
nam sic, re general Czertkow ME
przebywa obecnie w Warszawie.
: W kolonii Przyladka pojawi-
la sic ma nowo dzuma azyatycka.
= Ma generata Mercier, bylego
ministra wojny, rzucano wczoraj W
miescie Bernard, W departamencie
Sarthe, kamieniaui.
w stanie. zdrowia holender-
skiei kr6lowej ME zaszfa zadna
zmiana.
= 500 ludzi utracifo zycie pod
czas trzesienia ziemi w miescie
Quesaltenango, W Guatemala.
= Ma wyspach Bermuda padaf
grad wielko5ci kurzego jaja.
= Strawberry W Terre Haute,
Ind, wykoleili tramwai, spowodo-
wawszy wybuch bomby dynami-
towel.
-Najwyzszy sad zwiqzkowy ME
uznaje zlania sic kompanij Great
Northern z North Pacific "a kom-
binacye prawnq.
= Liczbe os6b, kt6re znalazEy
Smierc podczas pozaru ma parowcu
City of Pittsburg" podaja obecnie
ma IS. Dotychczas doktadnej lis
ty ofar katastrofy ME utozono.
- Herman Fuescher La Cros-
Sc, Wis, powiesif sic INA zto5c"
zonie, chcqc jej przeszkodzic wo-
trzymaniu rozwodu. Liczyl 60 lat
wieku.
= w niekt6rych miastach Mis-
souri, wskazywat wczoraj termo.
metr 100 stopni wyzej zera,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-22

oeszyd sic mogli, kt6ry praca,
przykladem i poswieceniem VIA
snem, wyry} sobie W ich sercach |
umyssach, pamiet wdzieczna i niezs.
tarta.
Mech odpoczywa w pokoju!
Jeden z obecnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-22
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 22go kwietnia 1902.

Chicago, 22go kwietnia 1902.
Chcac zrozumie6 powody, dla
kt6rych W pertraktacyach o pok6j
miedzy Anglia a Boerami nastaia
nagla przerwa, nalezy zauwazye, re
diva stronnictwa wytworzyfy sic
piedzy Boerami ma punkcie wa
runk6w, pod jakimi MONA zawrzec
pok6j Anglia. Jedno stronni-
ctwo domaga sic przedewszystkiem
zachowania niepodlegtoSci obu bo-
erskich repubik, chociaz pod
zwierzchnictwem Anglii, natomiast
drugie zada scistego oznaczenia
terminu, W kt6rym nadana bedzie
szeroka autonomia Transwaalowi i
Oranii, nastepnie za5 domaga sic
powszechnei i zupetnej amnestyi
dla wszystkich, kt0rzy Anglia
walczyli, pozostawienia Boerom
broni, to dlatego, re Anglicy ro-
zdali bron Kafrom i Hotentotom i
odebrac jej ME mogq, zatem Boe-
rzy musza mice orez do obrony cd
t3ch c1arnosk6rych, h,-wreszcie ia
ko ostatni Yarunek staWiaia Boe-
rzy zadanie, by Anglia z CORY sic
zobowiazala dac tyle pieniedzy, lie
bedzie potrzeba ma odbudowanie
Wszystkich zagrod zniszczonych
podczas woiny, ma uzupetnienie
stad i narzedzi rolniczych.
Anglicy re swej strony zupefnie
odrzucaja zadanie niezawistoSci.
Ze stronnictwem, kt6re sic tego
domaga, wcale ME chcs movie, a
dla zachecenia swej ludnoSci do
wytrwania, gfosza, re ciagle zwy-
ciezaja Boer6w i mn6stwo ich "a
bijaja. Tax naprzykfad zapewnia-
ia, re pred kilku dniami rozbili
na glove Delareya, zabrali mu piec
armat, trupem pofozyi kilkuset lu-
dzi, do niewoi wzieIi 135ciu, sa-
mi za5 miei tylko Is rannych. Ze
strOny boerskiej przedstawiaja ten
wypadek zupefnie inaczei; m6wia
mianowicie, re ME byto zadnej BIZ
twy, lecz re Delarey, aby iatwiej
umknac zasadzki, ztozyt swa straz
tylna z chorych, starc6w kobiet,
temu oddziaiowi ME daf AMI iedne-
90 karabinu, AMI jednego 1adunku,
lecz dat piec zepsutych armatek,
kt6re zdObyt byt ma angielskim od-
dziale lorda Methuena. Te-to straz
tylna, z5Ozona z bezbronnych inwa-
lid6w, zataakOwai AngIicy, podcho-
dzili ich bardzo dtugo, az wreszcie
zagarnei, ale tymczasem Delarey
umknaf. Ot6z, szukajac prawdy
miedzy temi dwiema reIacyami,
znajdziemy jq niezawodnie gdzie5
po5rodku. A doniesienia angiel-
skie setkach zabijanych Boer6w,
podczas gdy po stronie angielskiej
byio tylko kilkunastu rannych,
przypOmina nam nastepujaca ane-
gdote wojen Suworowa Turcya:
Po jednej bitwie zapytaE on sHe-
go adjutanta:
w raporcie do matuszki-ca-
rycy lie podaies zabitych Turkow?
Dwadziescia piec tysiecy, |
Excellencyo.
Ohio! lego! Ale dodaj jeszcze |
kilka tysiecy. Co tam tych bisur- |
man6w zatoWaG!
Zupetnie tax samo postepuja
wszyscy, ME inaczej tez Kitchener, /
DO czem wiecej krwi przelanej, tenn
wieksza dla wOdza sIawa. Sqdzimy,
re Anglik6w, znuzonych tenn cia- !
giem zabijaniem Boer6w, move !
zwyciestwo lorda Kitchenera juz
ME zacheci do obstawania przy
twardych warunkach pokoju.
Cd niepodlegtoSci Transwaalu
Oranii zapewne Boerzy odstqpia.
Ale Rad londynski powinien usta-
pic Y kRestvi amnestyi, ns ktdra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-22
w knajpce.

Mfody: : Co to sic znaczy, re nam
mfodym trunek idzie do gfowy, starym
zas do n6gS
Starry: : zapewne dlatego, Ae uderza
" naislabsza strone pijscego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-22
kronika MiejScoWa.
Znaczny pOzar.

dotel Flncennes, pletrowy Du.
dynek ma rogu Vincennes ave.
36 ul., wczoraj popoludniu spalif
sic prawie do szczetu; pozostaly
tylko poczerniafe injury. Przy ga
szeniu straz ogniowa dokonywata
prawdziwie bohaterskich czyn6w,
ratujac osoby znajdujace sic whote-
lu posr6d ciaglych eksplozyji wa
lenia sic scian, "a bohaterembyf TAX
re konduktor windy Frank White,
ktory narazeniem zycia pomagaf
strazakom. Kilkanascie os6b przy
ratowaniu zostafo lei lub ciezej
pokaleczonych; naleza do mich:
pani E. T. Klauber ratujqc sic 2
niemowleciem dwudniowem tax sic
przerazita, re zachodzi Ottawa 0 jej
zycie; 80 letnia Mary Polar; sier-
zant policyjny j. Mcbride; poll
cyant Patrick Murphy; policyant
Michael Hayes, so letnia ciemna
Mary Litz, szef 10 batalionu stray
pozarnej G. Mahoney, porucznik
stray ogniowej M. Hearley, stra-
zak f. McGilligette i jeszcze kilku 1
strazak6w. Szkode zrzqdzona 7
przez pozar obliczaja ma $150,000l
Y Rady miejskiej.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu RS.
dy miejskiej, ktore zakonczylo sig
bardzo stosunkowo wczesnie, DO
godz. 9:l5, pozaiatwiano gi6wnie
wiele spraw bieaecych drobniejszej
wagi.
zajmujqcemi miedzy innemi by
fy wniesione swiezo nordynanse"
nastepujace: Aid. Minwegen
wni6st ustawe dozwalajaca kompa:
nil Telephone & Telegraph Co."
uzywac budujqcych sic obecnie tu-
mellow do przesyfania gazet, prze.
syfek pocztowych, pakiet6w i to-
war6w. Take podziemne biura
stacye kompania bedzie miala pra-
wo budowac. Gf6wne tunele maja
bye najwyzej 12a stop szerokie
a IA stop wysokie. Sklepienia tych
tunel6w maja znajdowac sic q
stop pod powierzchnia ulic. .Sprawe
zfozono W rece komitetu.
Komitetowi dla licencyi powie-
rzono ,,ordynans", kt6ry jako spe-
cyalny interes przyjdzie pod obra-
dy ma przyszfem posiedzeniu, ma
poparcie burmistrza, by nalezytosc
"a licencye dla dorozkarzy pod.
niesc $3.50 do $40 rocznie. Pro-
iekt ten popiera take zwiazek do
Jacys Frank J. Wilder Frank
W. Brown proszq rade miejska, by
i'm pozwolifa pomieszczac ma ro-
gach ulic tablice drewnianc, szkla-
ne lub metalowe,z uwiadomieniem,
gdzie jest najbliasza skrzynka a.
larmowa dla stray ogniowej
gdzie sic znajduje kluczyk do niej.
Chca mice ten przywilej ma 20 lat.
Niewiadomo, W jaki spos6b zamie.
rzajq zyski z tego wydatku ciq.
gnqc.
Nieszczesne karciarstwo.
Robotnik J.M.spedzai wiecz6rze-
szfoniedzielny, ME W k6fku familij-
nem lub ma jakiejs prywatnej "a
bawie, ale W gronie ,przyjaciof"
siedziaf dfugo jeszcze po p6fnocy
W piwiarni ne Cornell ul. niedale.
ko swego mieszkania, i ciezko "a.
pracowany grosz tracif W grze W
karty. W koncu ograno go do O.
statniego centa. Raz jeszcze ry-
zykowaf czy odbic mu sic ME uda.
Przegraf H.. zapfacit ME m6gt.
Wtedy uprzyjaciele" widocznie po-
checia przekonania go
, przyjazni karciarskiej, zbili ME-
fortunnego gracza ma kwasne iabI-
70, poczem wfasciciel piwiarni ma
poi nieprzytomnego krwia zbro-
,zonego zawlokf do domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-22

MONA.
Robiono nadto doswiadczenia z
armatami mafego kalibru, wyrzu-
cajacemi 40 do so bardzo celnych
strzat6w ma minute. Strzafy te
postepowaiy iedne "a drugimi TAX
predko, re "a pomocQ sluchu trud-
no bylo doliczyc sic ich.
General artyleryi, ksiaze Antoni
Radziwi}t. general adjutant cesa-
RIA, obchodzif wczoraj so letni ju-
bileusz sluzby W wojsku pruskiem'
Cesarz przysiat ksieciu tel Okla
zyi powinszowanie,
WieIkie wrazenie wywolaf
Wszechniemiec Hasse, kt6ry wy
powiedziaf W Solingen move, wy
kazujaca potrzebe powierzania u
rzed6w tylko takim Mem
com, kt6rzy majq "a zony takze
Niemki. Jak wiadomo, kanclerz
Buelow jest ozeniony wloszkq'
SEwIIA, 22go kwietnia, -
Odbyfo sic W tutejszych lasach po-
lowanie ma dziki, W kt6rem brali
udzial: ksiqze Orleahski, kr6lowa
portugalsla Marya Amalia, ksiez-
ma Orleanska i ksiezniczka Dudwi-
ka OrIeanska. DIX rzucil sic ma
konia ksiecia i rozplatal mu klein
noge, Zycie ksiecia byfo W ME-
bezpieczenstwie, lecz siostra ksie-
aniczka Ludwika polozyla celnym
strzaEem dzika trupem zapobie-
gla nieszczesciu.
CARACAS, Venezuela, % XIV. -
Rad przejq} list o6cera. stuzQcego
ma angielskim krQzowniku ,,Inde-
fatigable", .Oicer dziwi sic, re
Mkt ME znajdzie sic, ktoby posta-
nowit zgladzic re swiata prezyden-
ia Castro, -azeby sapohiedz dals2e-
mu rozlewowi krwi. Ten list spo-
wodowal prase stolicy do ostrego
wystqpienia przeciw ofcerom hoty
angielskiej przeciw urzednikom
tutejszego angielskiego roselstwa,
MANILA, 22go k W i e n Ia. =
General Jak6b H. Smith, kt6ry
dowodziE wojskiem ma wyspie sa-
mar wydawat podwfadnym rOzka-
zy barbarzyhskiego obchodzenia
sic miejscowq ludno5ciq, zostaf
stawiony pred sad wojenny, zfo-
zony re samych general6w,
HAVANA, 22go kwietnia. =
Senor MARTINEZ ztozyf W imieniu
Fidelity Company" 100000 kou-
cyl "a byfego dyrektora poczty
Estes G. Rathbone, skazanego ma
wiezienie "a sprzeniewier1enie
skarbowych pieniedzy, Rathbone
zostat niezwlocznie wypuszczony
ma wolnoSc, poniewaz wyrok W jego
sprawie ME jest dotychczas "a.
twierdzony przez najwyzszQ instan-
eye.
SAN Francisco, % kwietnia. =
Strajk konduktor6w motorowych
na tramwajach jest zupefny. Ami
jeden wagon, pr6cz pocztowych,
ME przyjmuiqcych pasazer6w, ME
jest W ruchu. Dwie tylko linie
boczne, ME objete strajkiem, utrzy-
mujq komunikacye, majaca jedynie
znaczenie lokalne. Burmistrz
Schmitz stara} sic doprowadzi6
obie strony do porozumienia sic,
lecz dyrektorzy kompanii oswald
czyli stanowczo, re komitetem
straikier6w uktadac sic ME bedq.
GIBARA, Kuba, % kwietnia. =
General Tomas Estrada Palma,
prezydent rzeczypospolitej kubai-
skiej, przybyf dotad ma parowcu
Admiral Farragut" zostaf przy-
iety ogromnym entuzyazmem.
Do miasta Gibara, liczacego 5000 |
mieszkanc6w, zjechali sic Kuban- |
czycy z r6znych miast, cd Havany |
do Santiago. General zostaf po-
witany 81 strzafami armatniemi.
Ten, kt6ry opuszczat kiedy5 Kube |
okuty W kajdany, wracaf droga "a
sypana r6zami. Obok sztandar6w |
amerykanskich widniafy ma ma
sztach wszystkich okret6w fagi
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-31
LONG HILL.
LOCAL JOTTINGs OF INTEREST.

LOCAL JOTTINGS OF INTEREST.
 William Clark of Brooklyn has been the recent guest of MT and Mrs Or vile Mallette.
 Mrs Charles Middlebrooks and two children, and Master Robbie Middle brooks, are ill with measles.
 Rev Charles Doupe, who has board ed with Miss J. Hanley for two years, is now boarding at F. l.. Turney's.
 Miss Grace Sherman entertained a friend from Bridgeport, last Sunday.
 Miss Edith Clarke of Huntington is the guest of Mrs E. M. Beardsley.
 Hattie French of Stepney spent last week with Julia Hawley. Miss Flaw ley has been i'll for several weeks, but issOme better. Mrs Horace Burr from Easton is with her at the present, wis., iting.
 Charles Middlebrooks has filled G. H. Coles icehouSe with fine ice, and also put in ice for J. Mccarthy, last week.
 John French and Walter Hawley spent last Sunday at Pine Creek, Fair field.
 George Edwards of Stepney is help ing his brother to get ice.
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-31
sTEPNEY.
MISS OsRORNE-MR CORNI

MISS sOsBORNE-MR CORNING.
 A very pretty wedding occurred on Sunday, January 26, in the Methodist church. The contracting parties were May, daughter of Mir and Mrs c. B. Osborne, and Elam Corning, son of MT and Mrs Edward Corning. The re- gard with which the young couple were held among their friends was evident by the large attendance, for although no cards of invitations were sent out, the church was filled to overflowing, The front of the church was very tastefully decorated with palms, cut, flowers and potted plants and directly over the bridal party hung large we'd ding bell. The work of decorating was done by both the Methodist and Baptist young people. At just 2 o'clock the bridal couple entered the church to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march. They were preceded to the altar by the ushers, George H. Lyons and Ernest Northrop of Step- ney. The bride was charming in an elegant suit of castor broadcloth with white trimmings. She wore very dainty hat to match and carried a large bunch ot brides roses, the gift of Dr Hill. Rev MT Dikeman pastor, of the Methodist church, performed the cere- mony, assisted by Rev Mir Braman, pas tor of the Baptist church. The bridal party returned to the home of the bride for short time, where many of their friends repaired to congra tulate them. MT and Mrs Osborne, who know so well how to dispense hospi- tality, served a dainty luncheon to the guests. In spite of the fact that no invitations were issued they were re- membered quite lavishly with wedding gifts. showing the love and respect in which these young people were held. After congratulations had been extend ed, MT and Mrs Corning left the house for Bridgeport, in hack, where they will board for three or four weeks. un- til they can get their hOuseLin order. A large number of guests were present from out of town.
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-31
WEST BEDDING
CHURCH TOPICS.

Mir Amery, the pastor, was enter tained over Sunday by MT and Mrs John Todd.
 The Epworth League held their meeting as usual on Tuesday evening. Miss Lulu Stone was the leader.
 There will be a combined prayer and teachers meeting held at the home of Edgar Crofut on Friday evening.
 The family of Charles Bennett has been quaran tined on account of his wife having dfphtheria.
 Mrs Anna Gardner of South Dover is visiting hefaaughter, Mrs Stephen Barnum.
 Mrs Margarek Holmes and two children have gone to Sheffield on a visit, where her husband is employed at his mothers home. Miss Belle Carter is visiting friends in Danbury.
 Friends of Maud and George Bron- son from Georgetown, Bedding and Bethel gave them a surprise on Wednesday evening" it being the birth day of George Bronson. Joel Barlow had a severe attack of of rheumatism, being confined to the | house for the past week. The steam saWmill men, who have | been engaged in saving lumber and ties, have moved theiI plant to North Ridge | field on 40 acre tract of land. c. H. Tryon, who has been occupy ing the Stephen Rider place, has mov- ed his family to Ridgefeld.
 William Dare was stricken with
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-31
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BROOKFIELD.
BRoOKFIELD's CHURCH WAGON.

BROOKFIELD'S CHURCH WAGON.
 Here it is with it's load, caught on one of it's trips. It brings residents of BrOoktield village over to Brooktield Center, nearly one mile and half dis tant, to attend church and Sunday school. During it's first year recently closed, it made record for AS Sundays, missing only five on account of all the storms of winter and spring, and brought over 726 people, an average of l5 each frip. This number included two Sunday school teachers and twelve children. The use of the vehicle has been free gift, and considerable volunteer service has been furnished in running it, so, that for the year the average cost has been about six cents for each passenger for the round trip. The wagon was early included in the regular church activities and commit tee was appointed to manage it, though thus far it has not been found neceS- sary to draw upon the church treasury for support, owing to, private -contri- buttons and volunteer service.
 Some manifest results of the enter prise are worthy of note:
 A marked increase in regular church collections;
 A; considerable increase in~ church attendance and Sunday school member sship:T '"'
 Out.of those who come in the wagon:
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-31
TRINITY CHURCH.

The annual parish reception of the members of Trinity parish and their friends will be held at the rectory on Thursday evening, February 6. That day is the 12th anniversary of MT Lins- ley's rectorship.,
 The regular meeting of the Junior Auxiliary.will be held at the rectory on Saturday, February 1, from ? to 4 o'clock,
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-31
ted by all who have given the subject

If the writer is strenuous in his opinion that the small towns have no men fit for law makers, to be consist advocate the abolishment of towns and town government and the substi- tuition therefore of Boards of County Commissioners so that all local affairs might be conducted by some of the brains from the large towns.
 Does the gentleman think that such a system would lower the rate of taxa tiOn for local purposes? If he does, let me advise him to read up on the County system of government as it prevails in the West and South. Then perhaps he might feel as though the Connecticut system of government is not after all so full of iniquity. [Citizen.
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-31
THE PROUD LADY.

Oh, can tell the world my name. l can give my heraldry and fame, And l can sing and dance and play And uncOncerned live through each day. No time I waste when on the street To look at beggars when we meet, Nor do stop to ask their grief. mightn't be safe-perhaps thief! do not search misfortune's way. Such tales of woe come every day. The winters cold, the hungry poor l cannot bear them at my door. don't see how girl like me Gould offer up her life so free. Sit by the sick and hear their tale, Where starving children ail. The priest don't talk of this to me, He don't expect such things to be. My faces. satinS, diamonds bright I couldn't neglect, I'd be a fright. The pr lest is dear, good soul, With creeds the Sunday crowds to hold, And in my satin, red lined pew The contribution box goes through. Oh lady fair with will so blind, So proud with wealth and station, GO kneel and in the darkness find The light that makes us Christian!
 T Mrs I. M. Sharpe.
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The Newtown bee., 1902-01-31
Rev and Mrs George T. Linsley have been spending the week in New York.

Time stops for no man, neither will watch or clock that has been put in order by us. We employ men which are expert at their line of work, thus assuring the best results and entire satisfaction guaranteed. Fine engrav- Reid & Todd, jewellers and opticians, lO54 Main street, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-31
A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER TAKEN CARE


 OF.
 A suspicious character has been around town for some weeks but whether he is insane or only shamming is hard to tell. Several ladies of the village were much disturbed to find him in their kitchens, which he would enter without knocking and Tuesday, on Austin Smi th's complaint, he was arrested and sentenced to jail where he will certainly be better off than wan dering around in the cold. PERSONAL CHAT.
 Vernon Wetmore left on Friday, January "A, for New York where he vii! join Mrs Samuel Sherman, and will accompany her to Cuba.
 Mrs Valentine of Ithaca, N. Y., was a recent guest of Mrs James Giddings.
 James Drapeau of Long Meadow Hill is having his house thoroughly repaired, putting in new windows and new siding.
 Mrs James Cummings of Bulls Bridge was a recent guest of her daughter, Mrs w. w. Chapin. Mrs Merritt Chapin was in New Milford, last week, the guest of her son, Asa Chapin.
 The Congregationalists are planning all enUeFUdlnInenU TOT w dSllnS uOu 5 birthday, to be given by New York talent. The Home Missionary society held it's annual business meeting with the secretary, Miss Northrop, on Wednes- day of last week. Miss Amelia Northrop is sick with | the shingles.
 Mrs-Lucy Tomlinson, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs Hiram Hawley, returned to New Haven on Tuesday. D. D. Joyce commenced asserting tobacco, this week.
 Prof l.. Montrose of Newark, N. J., who is in poor health, is visiting his brother-in-law, William J. Covell. Mrs William F. Wildman entertain ed company, Sunday, from Danbury and Newark.
 William J. Covell gave dance, last week, to a number of his friends, and among the guests were Prof L. Mon- trose of Newark, N. J., Mir Peterson of l Worthwhile, Mrs Fred Stapleburg and daughter, Miss Grace Stebbins, Arthur J. Brownlee and MT Ferguson of Dan bury. Music was furnished by J. Tap. pin of Beaver Brook.
 Mrs Martha Elwood has taken the two Lake children to board.
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Workmen representing the X. w.. Burritt Co.,, of Bridgeport were at the Beach Memorial library building, Tues day, stopping up several leaks where the water had succeeded in making an unWelcOme entrance.
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Beauty and Grace Come Easily to Women Who Rely Upon
 Dr. Greeno's NeTVura.

The glow of health and physical strength carries fascination with it. Prettiness will soon fade unless it is sustained by health, but the power and influence of the healthy, glowing, vigorous woman is beyond measure. Dr. Greene's Nervura helps women realize ideal womanhood.
 MRS. MARGARET DAxoN, 2O9 East 29th St., New York City, says:
 "A year ago my husband was taken very sick, and had all the care of nursing him until he
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HATTERTOWN.


A REMARKABLY WELL PRESERVED
 MAN.
 Ralph Benedict was S4 years old, Monday, the 27th. He is a remarka- ply we'll preserved man, retaining all his faculties and doing more work than many younger man. He bids fair to live many more years yet. Monday evening being pleasant about 50 of his neighbOrs gathered at his pleasant home to celebrate his birthday anni- verSary. The old gentleman was pleased to see so many of his friends and he entertained the large company in his suSual courteous and agreeable manner. Of course the good house. wives of Hattertown brought an abundance of good things to eat. The young people amused themselves with games, the older ones told stories, and thus the evening passed all too quickly.
 Miss Sophia Booth of Stepney has been the guest of her brother, B. B. Booth.
 Edwin Morgan has two teams haul ing ties from Benedict's woods to the station at Botsford.
 The fine skating on the pond brings out scores of young people nearly ev- cry evening, who make ''the Welkin ring" with shout and laughter.
 John H. Summers has been spending week in New York with his brother, A. J. Summers andfamily.
 Mrs Lizzie Wakeman is visiting in Bridgeport.
 George Stillson and Fred Porter are housekeeping in o. B. Morgah's tene- ment on the hill.
 ID. B. Parmelee is afflicted with an abcess on his arm which is quite pain. full and troublesome.
 School Visitor D. G. Beers was in this district, last Thursday, making an official visit to our school, which, we are pleased to say, he found in excel lent shape.