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Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29

spfata dtugu Ojczyznie por6wnaniu z
ofiarami, jake ponosza jego braciaw Euro
pie. Piynefy vice obficie drobne ofiary
ale dopiero po SCI mie W Cleveland roku
1898, ma kt6ry przybyli wystannicy tego
Skarbu Ligi Narodowej, PIP. Lewakowski
Balicki, postanowiono fundusze, kt6re
pozostawaiy pod kontrola opieka Zwia-
zku n. P przelac do Rapperswylu "Je-
dina Polska, jeden Skarb, ,"-hasfo to ozywi
10 6wczesnych delegat6w sejmu i przyjefo
uchwafe, kt6ra ejmowi temu zaszczyt
przynosi. W ten spos6b zespoli1o sic zbli-
zyfo ku sobie wychodztwo poskie W W Ame-
ryce z wychodztwem polskiem Europie,
gdyz kraj ME wie|e moze odkfadac grosza
do Skarbu, majac dzieki toczacej sic waIce
tysiace potrzeb natychmiastowych. Istnie-
ia tn zreszta stronnictwa, kt6re idee Skarbu
(tak samo jak nas) zawziecie zwalczaja
Ofiarnosc ma ten eel W Ameryce ME STA
bnie bynajmniej, owszem widac ciagly
przyrost ilosciowy skfadkujacych, zwia-
SEGA Cd ostatniej wedr6wki po koloniach
naszych pufkownika Miikowskiego. Zakra-
dac sic nato1niast zaczyna watpliwosc O
bezpieczenstwo cafosc fundusz6w W Rap
perswylu zfozonych, pojawiac sic zaczynaj ja
podejrzenia ma tych, kt6ry stoja ma ich
stray, itp.
Do dawnych przeciwnik6w Skarbu przy
byto ostatnich czasach pare nowych
kt6rzy 1atwiej jakos znalezIi dostep do
stronnictwa narodowego, oto pojawiaja sic
wnioski, ably wstrzymac wysyike fundu-
STOW do Rapperswylu, tenn samem
zerwac ostatnia mic iaczaca mas wycho-
dztwem polskiem W Europie i z Polska
Czy to sic godzi? Czy hyioby to po pol
sku sprawiedliwie, gdybysmy sic ma taxi
krok z'iecydowali? Czy sa zreszta jake ra-
cyonalne powody, kt6reby mas usprawie-
dliwia1y?
Me ma zadnych! Przeciwncy skarbu
mic nowego ME wymyslili; powtarzaja da
VINO oklepane zarzuty kt6re siyszelismy
w6wczas, gdy skarb zak1adano, gdy frndu
sze DO Europy wysyfac zaczeto, kt6re pra-
wdopodobnie Zawsze uszy nasze obijac
sic beda. Skarb W Rapperswylu jest "a
wsze jednakowo pewny, zawsze ma jeden
ten sam Gel wypfaca odsetki. Mic sic tam
ME zmienifo, vice my zmieniac sic ME
many powodu.
Gdy nam ME wystarczaja Zapewnienia
re strony europejskich str6zow skarbu,
giy czujemy sic pokrzywdzeni, re Polacy
Z Ameryki "a mafy wptyw maja ma rozpo.
rzadzalnosc funduszami, starajmy sic ten
bfad naprawic, naprawmy go, DO to nasz
bfqd! Prawo jest "a nami, nasz delegat
moze co rok brac udziat obralach komi-
syi, moze bye dopuszczony do wszystkich
tajemnic. Dlaczego go ME wysyfamy?
Ot6z zamiast podnosic wnioski, propo
nujqce wstrzymanie wysyfki pieniedzy do
Rapperswylu, obierzmy ma przyszfym sci
mie Delegate do tego miasta. Mech jedzie
ma obadry komisyi, MECH sic przekona
MECH nam potem zda sprawozdanie. lyle
razy do mas przyjezdzali delegaci kraju,
spr6b6jmy my choc raz posfac naszego do
kraju. Moze W ten spos6b da sic nawiazac
scislejsze stosunki zniknie nieufnosc!
STANISk1W OSADI
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29
Czy nadal many pO>yfac pieniadze
DO Rapperswylu.

w "Zgodzie" zauwazyfem kilka gtos6w
przedsejmowycb, kt6re sic odezwafy ze
zdaniem, ably, ME powstrzymujac sig cd
p}acenia podatk narodowego, ME odsy}ac
jednak tych fundusz6w do Rapperswylu,
ale zatrzymac je W Ameryce. zaden tych,
co rada TAXA wystapi} ME powiedziaf
wprawdzie dla czego ja stawia, ale Mkt tez
dotad ME powiedziaf, re to rada zfa!
A przeciez zwolennicy e d ne go
Skarbu arodowe wego tyle sic
napracowali, tax goraco przez tyle lat agi-
towali, ME po to chyba, aby teraz zimna
krwia zaprzestac zasilania swym groszem
tel ideowej polskiej instytucyi.
Widze, re koniecznie trzeba przypo-
mniec ludziom dla czego fundusze Skarbu
Narodowego, kt6re zfozone by}y Amery-
ce, przelane zostafy do Rapperswylu, dla
czego cd niejakiego czasu skfadki tam 3D.
syfamy, DO spostrzegam. re nasi komisarze
podkomisarze, kt6rzy o b owia ak
t:}os sw6j juz dawno " tel sprawie podniesc
byli powinni, milcza, powod6w, kt6rych
sobie wytfomaczyc ME umiem.
W naszem narodowem stronnictwie W
Ameryce juz dawno przyjefa sic mysl po-
trzeby zbierania funduszu ma polityczne
potrzeby kraju, funduszu, kt6ryby chwi-
Ii stanowczej dostarczyt srodk6w do walki
oreznej lub innej O wolnosc ojczyzny Gdy
pufkownik Mi}kowski roku 1887 da} ha-
s}o do zbierania skfadek, posypaiy sic i
Ameryce drobne wprawdzie, ale iiczne
ofiary, kt6re lokowano ma miejscu Patryo-
ci nasi dobrze rozumieli, ze lud polski W
Ameryce, ME mogac bezposrednio brac ia
dnego udziafu zyciu politycznem narodu,
ME narazany skutkiem tego ma zadne ofia-
~, powinien W ten przynajmniej spos6b
dokumentowac swoja jednosc narodowa,
swoja mifosc ojczyzny. l dla tego wfasnie
" Ameryce Skarb Narodowy goretsze zna-
lazt poparcie niz gdzieindziej, ola tego
Ameryka najwiecej do wzrostu Skarbu sic
przyczynifa. Kazdy uswiadomiony narodo-
wo Polak chetnie sk}ada swoje Gently, VIE
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29

W Chicago rozesfano cyrkularze, wzywa-
jace wszystkich kapitalistow, zar6wno fa-
brykant6w jak kupc6w, aby sic po}aczyli
W stowarzyszenie majace ma celu wake z
uniami robotnik6w ma polu prawnem, oraz
przez organizowanie 'unii skab6w'' i
przez szerzenie niezgody W tonie organiza-
cyl robotniczych.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29

-Kompania kolei Pennsylvania wyda-
lila czasowo re swych warsztat6w Alto
ona, Pa, 1000 ludzi powodu, re ME ma
ma razie ola mich roboty. We Wilmington,
DEL, tegoz powodu wydali1a czasowo
1000 robotnik6w.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29

W Londynie, " Anglii, sad apelacyjny
rozstrzygnaf ma korzysc Walijkiego Sto-
warzyszepia wfascicieli kopalni wegla
Welsh Coal Owners Association) sprawe o
$500. 900 odszkodowania, wytoczona Fede-
racyi G6rnik6w "a to, ze ia ostatnia "a
rzadzifa zmniejszenie ilossi dni piracy W ty-
godniu bez przyzwolenia wfasciciei ko-
pain.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29
STARY ZBRODNIARZ.- w ubiepfa

STARY ZBRODNIARZ.- w ubiegfa
sobote wieczorem zostaf aresztowany s.
Southerlin murzyn, z pm. l39 Broadway, O.
skarzony o rozmyslne zab6jstwo. Fotografia
tego czarnucha zdobi album zfoczync6w
jako Nr. 1869. Novel, zbrodni dopuscif sic
on zazdrosci. 0 godz. 9 wiecz6r wszedf
do restauracyi pm. l54 Scovil ave., gdzie,
W pewnym pokoiku siedziaf takze John
Hall, r6wnlez murzyn, przystojna czarnu-
szka. To sic Southerlinowi niepodobaio,
DO W owej czarnej pieknosci sam byf zako-
chany. Obaj rywale poczeli sic wadzic.
Naraz rozwscieczony SoutherIin wycisgnaf
n6z i dzgnaf MIN swego przeciwnika W
plecy. Zraniony Hall pobiegt do najbliz-
szego lekarza DR.. Ormsby, aby mu opa-
trzyf rane. Gdy po opatrunku opuszczaf
dom lekarza, przeciwnik jego czatowal nan
ukryciu, gdy go spostrzeg}, strzelik
don, lecz 60 ME trafi}.-W. B.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29

Pan Schwab, byfy prezydent trustu sta
lowego, organizuj e trust krawiecki. Wyku-
puje on wszystkie skfady krawieckie W New
Yorku i zamierze objac cafy ten przemysi
W swoie rece.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29

International Harvester Co., trust
niedawno zorganizowany staraniem Nor
CANA, "a Gene $3 500 900 zakupif obszerne
pokfady rudy zelaznej W obwodach Meco-
sta Baraboo, kt6re dotad byfy wfasno-
scia kompanii Deering Harvester Co.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29
PRACA | KAP|TAk
STANISk1JI W OSADI.

L. Murphy, b. kasyer unii kamieniarzy
" New Yorku, kt6ry przywtaszczyf sobie
$l2 600 dolar6w fundusz6w unijnych, 70
stat skazany ma 5 lat 6 miesiecy wiezie-
MIA.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29

Strajk kelner6w W restauracyach chica-
goskich wybuchf nanowo. unia postanowi-
Ia zerwac kontrakt zawarty re stowarzysze-
MEM restaurator6w, rozgoryczona tenn, Ae
ci ostatni starali sic ja rozbic "a pomocq
przekupstw. Zwyciestwo kelnerow jest
watpliwem.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29

SPRAWA NIEWINNE ARESZTO-
WANl E.-Pan Bielakowski, utrzymujacy
grosernie p. ul. Chamber, kazat aresztowac
pred paru tygodniami swego klerka, jako
podejrzanego o kradziez 500. pod sien.
nika. Klerk przesiedziat cztery dni are
szcie, dla braku dowod6w zostaf uwolnio.
ny przez sad. Bielakowski narazif sic ma
koszta, gdyz 6w klerk obecnie skarzy Bic
lakowskiego $4,000 odszkodowania "a
sw6j poszarpany honor.
POLICYANT ZASTRZELIk POLL
CYANTA.-N miejskej farmie pobli-
zu Columbus policyant S. Hardy zastrze-
lii W sobote wiecz6r okregowego polioyan-
ta Georgia Millera. Hardy jest murzynem.
Sledzif on "a N. Furhmanem, oskarzonynl
o zab6jstwo Henryka Stutza. Poszukiwany
byf poprzednio superintendentem W domu
poprawy, datego Hardy myslat, ze go
tam gdziekolwiek wysledzi. Zas Miller ma
swej nocnej sfuzbie spostrzegf, jak mnie-
mai, podejrzanego czfowieka krzyknaf
nan rozkazujaco, ably stanqf. Czfowiekiem
tym byf Hardy. w domniemaniu, ze Har-
dy jest jakims rabusiem, Miller wydoby-
tym rewolwerem szedf ku MENU. Ten
wszakze, nieczekajac niedajac zadnych
wyjasnien, wyciagnaf szybko sw6j rewol-
wer jednym strzafem usmiercif Millera>
Herdy'ego aresztowano.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29

Wydawnicza firma Rand, McNally &
Co., istniejaca W Chicago cd Al lat zatru-
dniajaca 200 ludzi, zamierza przeniesd
swoje zakfady do Waukegan, po czesci,
ably wymknac sic chicagoskim union ro-
botniczym, po czesci, ably mice moznosc
rozszerzyC swoje zakfady.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29

Chicagoska Federacya Piracy wydelego-
wafa komitet majqcy kierowac strajkiem II
Kellog'a. Wsr6d unist6w daja sic s!yszec
szemrania, re W komitecie powyzszym
zasiada kilku ludzi, kt6rzy zamian Ia
pensye 500 dziennie, jak;s i'm Federacya
wypfaca, ME oddaja tel organizacyi absolu-
tnie zadnych using.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-08-29

Pomimo, ze akcye trust6w spadty ma
giefdzie u CORY ma ieb,' wieksza Geese
trust6w daeka jest od popadniecia ban
kructwo. komisarz stanowy OIL bank6w i
asekuracyi W New Jersey wykazuje W swo-
jem sprawozdaniu p6trocznem, ze majqtek
57-iu trust6w inkorporowanych W tym sta
nie wzr6sf W ciagu ubiegfego p6frocza O
500, ,O75. 2O}.
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line as the brothers filed in. To keel

line as the brothers filed in. To keep from catching cold he walked back and forth in front of the gates at the sleeping city. A young woman passed him on her way home. When she got nearly to the Mason wearing the regal ia she passed to the other side of the street, and almost ran. Bursting into her sisters home two or three blocks further on, all out of breath, she cried: "I don't want to frighten you, my dear but there's a crazy man down by the cemetery. He keeps walking back and forth and looking down the ave-
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The Newtown Driving club held it's annual meeting, Monday night, at THE BEE office. There was good at- tendance and considerable enthusi- asm was manifested. The following officers were elected:
 President, R. H. Beers.
 Vice president, George F. Taylor.
 Secretary, P. H. Mccarthy.
 Treasurer, Allison P. Smith.
 Directors, B. w. Fairchild, w. Wal ter Finch, c. G. Peck, w. R. Curtis, J. A. James.
 w. Walter Finch was elected a member of the club. The sum of $15 was voted for improvements on the track, and c. G. Peck, B. W. Fairchild and Edward Taylor were appointed a committee to superin tend the work. The club has $25 in it's treasury.
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A story that is amusing, whether perfectly'accurate or not, is printed in a Brooklyn paper in a dispatch from Riverhead l.. l. It is as follows: A further illustration that it is but a step from the sublime to the ridicu- lous came tolight in Riverhead Thurs day. The day before many Masonic members attended the funeral of their departed brother, John P. Terry, wear ing their white aprons. One who could not get to the funeral at the house determined to be at the rites in the cemetery, so he donned his apron and proceeded to the burial place. He arrived little while before the pro-
 cession entered the gates, and thought | he would wait outside and fall into
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NO INSURANCE ON THE PROPERTY.
 The vacant factory at HaWleyville, known as s. A. Blackman' hat factory, was burned to the ground, Friday morning, about 10 o'clock. The build ing was owned by s. A. Blackman, and contained an engine and boiler, nearly new, and several hundred dollars worth of machinery. A brisk wind was blowing at the time of the fire and the sparks set on fire two cars, one loaded with coal and another with cot ton warp, standing on a siding opposite the factory. They were later pulled to one side, and the section men set to work to extinguish the flames. A crowd of p or 30 men gathered to wit. ness the fire. MT Blackman's loss must have been in excess of $500.
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At the Communion service at the Congregational church, Sunday morn- ing, MT and Mrs Lefferts w. Lloyd were received into membership by let ter from the Twelfth Street Reformed church of Brooklyn. The rite of bap- tism was administered to Mortimer Avery and he was received into mem- hership on confession of faith.
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Mir and Mrs Fred c. w ills of Bridge. port, who have been boarding on Og den street, have recently gone to house keeping on the corner of Kossuth an6 Shelton streets. MT Wills is employed in the Hayes & BettS book store.
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Henry G. Curtis has just added an other branch of industry to his factory, having put in a machine for folding and pasting covers for shears, the GOV CTS being shipped to the shear factor ieS for use
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Miss Mary Kojeski and Voice Woichowski were marricd in Bridge port at the Polish church, Wednesday, April 29. They came at once to New town, where a reception was held at the home of M. WoicchOwski on Sugar street. MT and Mrs w. Woicehowski will go to Bedding, where they will have charge of the Miller farm near Red ding Center.
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nue, and he's got a white handkerchief tied over his stomach on the outside of his coat. He's the funniest sight I ever saw" The sister understood the case at once, and instead of being frightened she was nearly convulsed in laughter. The young woman, who Is really grown up, finally said she had never seen a Mason before, and she thought she had struck crazy man.
 After the apron feature was explained
 to her she said she thought it 8 very
 nice badge, but she had always thought before they wore some horrible regalia.
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Michael Larner, who has been living in M. G. Keating's tenement house, has moved to Sugar street into Nor man Northrop's tenement house.
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Arthur D. Fairfield and son, Arthur Warren Fairchild, were in New Fair | field, Saturday, where MT Fairchild placed an order with R. Hatch & Sons 1 for milk wagon.
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A full line of field, marine: opera and bird glasses. Special attention given to the fitting of proper lenses. Satisfaction guaranteed.IReid X Todd, jewellers and opticians, 1854 Main street, Bridgeport, Ct.
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Connor Hau2h and George H. Scrib- ner of Bridgeport drove to Newtown, Sunday, and spent the day with B. B. Haugh on Walnut Tree Hill.
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MT and Mrs William kuschke and son and Miss Amy Tomlin of Bridge port passed Sunday at William Tom lin's. Mrs Kuschke, who has been~fn poor health, remains for weeks so- iOurn.
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H. G. Curtis is having the factory in Berkshire and nt4nber of tenement houses painted white. w. B. Davis and F. M. Garfield of Easton are doing the work.
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These who are born in the month of May have as their birth stone the emerald. G. w. Fairchild & Sons, the Bridgeport jewellers, are showing fine assortment of these stones; and also the emerald doublet which resembles the real stone very closely. They have them mounted in rings at a great var iety of prices.
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Prof and Mrs c. S. Platt went to New York, yesterday, to attend the reunion of the graduates of the Ft Ed ward Institute, Iheld at the St Denis hotel.
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A. NJ. Tibbetts accompanied Post master G. F. Duncombe on carriage ride to Bridgeport, Saturday.
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Dr c. B. Blackman and daughter Miss Clara, and Miss Williams o1 Brookheld Center were in HaWleyville, Sunday, guests of Mir and Mrs s. A Blackmam.
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MT and Mrs John W. Ray spent Mon- day in Bridgeport. Master John Egan drove the stage in Mir Rays absence.
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MT Benham, of The Benham Shoe Co.,, has been spending a few weeks for his health at Southern Pines, but is soon expected home.
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James Hawley, for several years an operator with Agent James at Haw- leyville, has accepted position in the
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J. w. MELBOURNE, Fl. D.,
TELEPHONE sI.I7.
Cancer Specialist,

64 TELEPHONE 3l-l2. that he but his treatment a his absolutely The following temon- a
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  Ihadtl removed andan to anyone Very w:
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George B. La Tour has taken a posi- tion as clerk and David L. Wells as operator with Agent J. A. James at HaW]eyyille
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K. Lester Coleman of Hamden has taken a position with the Hygiene Ice Co.,, of New Haven.
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c. Roy Platt of New York passed Sunday with his parents, Prof and Mrs c. s. Platt.
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The house on the Scudder farm in Dodgingtown is being newly shingled John Elliott is doing the work.
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P. F. Lynch of New Milford spent few days, last week, with his parents, MT and Mrs Daniel Lynch, in Berk- shire.
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Albert H. Cannady of Bridgeport has taken a position with Miss Foster: w!lO occupies MT Todd's cottage.
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Mrs Jeremiah Troy of Berkshire spent few days, last week, with friends in New York City.
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Matthew Carroll of Great Ring is driving a new horse, recently purchas- ed of Frank Travers of Bridgeport.
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Mrs s. A. Biackman, who has beer quite poorly for several days, is now cOnvalescing.
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P. H. Mccarthy spent Sunday in Danbury with friends.
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Samuel c. Smith spent last Sunday in Bridgeport with friends.
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Mir and Mrs George 5. EdmOnds have a new daughter, May day gift.
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Miss Agnes Futile of Bedding is as sisting Mrs E. R. Botsford of Mt Nebo with her hOuSewOrk.
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l. Percy Blackman of Passaic, N. J., was in Sandy Hook, Friday, the guest of J. NJ. Blackman and other friends.
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Mrs Richard Arndt and son of Bea- yer Brook are passing a week with MT and Mrs J. BotSfurd Fairchild
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MT and Mrs B. M Miller and daugh- ter made a short visit in Washington, this week, the guests of MT and Mrs J. H. Miller.
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D. l.. Downs captured three young foxes, one day last week. He dug them out of their hole.
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Mrs John c. Gay has been entertain ing her daughter, Mrs D. L. Pike, of Bridgeport.
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MT and Mrs W. E. Sturges and daughter, Jennie, of Great Plain, were guests of Mrs F. Andrews on SuE- day
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Miss Sadie B. Minor returned, Tues day, from few days visit in Bridge. port.
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Benjamin Artist, who has lived in Norman NOrthrop's tenement house, has moved back to Bedding.
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Edward Taylor has passed few days in New York. this week.
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Charles G. Peck is having his resi- dence painted. Charles Peso is wield- ing the brush.
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While driving in Palestine, last week, with Dr Kiernan, John Carlson had horse fall, breaking out pair of shafts.
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Buying Hats
 At First Hands !!

You conveniently factory,  selection fresh the hands of most possible
  aity for quality, you'll find elsewhere.
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TOWN TOPICS.
NEWTOWN DRIVING CLUB

HOLDS AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING ON | MONDAY NIGHT.
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c. William Northrop is confined to the house with the grip and threatened with pneumonia. Dr Barber of Bethel is attending him.
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Miss Agnes Platt has been.a ttending
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James B. Nichols and Stanley Black man were guests, Sunday, of Hon H.. o. Warner.
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May Ella Montgomery, Mrs Suse M. Yocum.-[George F. Duncombe, post naStor
The Newtown bee., 1903-05-08

C. E. Ferris is quite ill with pneu- mOnia.
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A. F. Moffatt, who formerly ran the blacksmith shop at the head of the Street, has just accepted a position with the Derby Trucking Co.,, and will have charge of their blacksmith shop in Shelton. Since leaving New town MT Moffatt has had charge of Coal Merchant Houaly' $ shop in Derby.
 Unclaimed letters remaining in the Newtown postotfice, May 1, 1903, ad- dressed to s. Bates, L. Beach, William M. Beaman, Thomas McArthy, Miss
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the May music festival in New Haven, this week.
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Perfectly Cured of
 Cancer.

II had large cancer of the breast which had been slowly increasing in size and pain fulness for six years. l went to Shelton, Ct.. and had 1t entirely removed by the Dr Gray method. .The treatment caused very llttle pain and had no bad effect on my general health have been perfectly wellever since saw numbers of others cured by the same method. It is THE treatment TOT exterhai cancers."-[Mrs Wm. Hoar. Ansonia, Conn.
 Mrs Hoar is well known to Ansonia people. making her statements of much weight with them, and.is a fattering testimOntal for Dr 6ray's trentment Name and address Of many other cures to any one interested.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-23
Mrs. Charles r. Written.

1t is with great sadness that we are
called 10 record the death of Mrs. Cora
Walker Written, wife of Charles Z.
Written Of this city, who died, Thurs
day in Boston, where she was taken
Il little over a week ago for special
treatment. Her family and friends had
but little faith that it would save her;
but she with great courage and a brave
spirit desired to try it. She bore the
journey well and seemed a little bet
ter for few days. But the disease
had made such progress that human
skill could do nothing to avert the
end. Mrs. Written was one who en-
dcarcd herself to all who knew her
Kind and sympathetic, she was ready
to help all those who were in trouble
She was Il good neighbor, a sincere
friend, Il devoted wife and an affcc-
Tomato daughter and sister. a real home
maker, dear. gracious, helpful Chris
tian woman She gave herself with
out stint to the work of her church.
She WAS Il good friend for counsel. anu
her judgment could be relied on. She
was brave and fearless for what she
believed to be right. The community
is poorer. today, because she has gone
from us. The ncighborhOOd are mourn