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The Newtown bee., 1904-06-17
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
GREENFIELD HILL.

ANNUAL CHURCH FETE.
 The ladies of the Congregational church will hold their annual fete, on Wednesday, June 22, at the Country Club house, scOmmencing at 3 D. m. There will be sale of aprons and other useful articles, also cake, bread, home made candy and flowers. Lunch will be served from to o'clock. Ice cream wlll;be sold during the afternoon and evening. At 8 o'clock an enter tainment will be given in the casino, consisting of vocal and instrumental music, recitations and tableaux. Ad- mission: Afternoon, free, evening, 1O0 CH1LDREN's DAY SERVICES. Children's Sunday, observed, last Sunday, was very successful and hap. py event. Dr Cane preached to large congregation in the morning on, "The Ministry of Child, (2 Kings, 5: 3) and during the service baptized three child. ren. The evening service was unusual. ly attractive and enjoyed by congre. gation that filled the church.
 Services, next Sunday, at the usual hours. Sunday school at noon. Christi ian Endeavor meeting at '.
 The floral decorations, last Sunday were very beautiful and greatly ad mired. Mrs William BulkleY had charge.
 Superintendent Joseph B. Hill and Assistant Superintendent George H. Merwin, and their able staff of assist ants are to be congratulated on the success of their efforts.
 The singing by the quartet, especial ly In the morning, was excellent.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-17

VISITORS IN TOWN.
 Mrs Frank Beers is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs c. s. French.
 Mrs E. L. Nettleton and son are wis iting at Sidney Nichols.
 MT and Mrs William Potter of An sonia spent Sunday with William Vel lingtOn.
 tained relatives from Orange, Sunday. Mrs s. E. Plumb of Bridgeport has been visiting at A. s. Cooks.
 The Trumbull road is being repaired. E. s. Fairchild is doing the work. Mrs Charles Hubbell has commenced to have summer bOardarS.
 Herbert sKnappis learning the plumb ing trade with Curtis & Wellington.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-17

MI and Mrs N. F. Glidden, who have
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-17
The NeWtOWn Bee.

CIRCULATION January l. 1SS2. Ut Last week, 1900
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-17

THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT. Mrs Samuel T. Bulkley and children of Greenfield have visited at her fath- er's.
 Mrs w. E. Nichols has entertained her friend, Miss Gertrude Van Wort, of EaStOn.
 Mrs Edward Brotherton of Cross Highway was a guest at her old home, on Monday. Miss Laura A. Dowd has visited her cousin in New Haven.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-17

OF THE MEMS CLUB, HELD AT THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, LAST WEEK THURSDAY NIGHT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

Oper CERT. 8r9bt al ell
6eIt. Gn Ssn at 9anbmano 9isls
Riellen Der / Ooer Cert, JON ten.
te 6os @aaroeisr S6ult5 paa 5ars
r%isgaaro, tom Manoag Morgen Dea
30. Waai ulpttelig at Steo. Def IN
ge Wenneite par beo at i~nofan9e Ell
lbs 6eIt og bleO ba llaaet At ben.
Sldget ramte BAN / llnoerlipet %
rar Iaa baarot, at ban itrats matte
6ringes hjem paa 8oaroen / Seng.
6an toges unoer 2pge6ebanoling.
men Der pnr intet at ubrette; ban Of
git peb 8eben 5irsoa9 GTtermioz
Dag. 1lptten Ear patt alminoeli9
8eltagelie for 5oralorene, iom lite
engang fif oeiligbeo til at tale meo
here's life, finite Ssn paa SDgeleiet,
efterIom Der life 6lep IenOt gub Ell
ter benz, ou bet antpges. at Slaget
lite bapoe oRret Iaa dlporligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

rftsbet9s gpaer tr9ngte ino | 6apen,
be feite mere eller minbre bsruie0e.
ben 6eniigt at tiloenoe iig, bb1o Der
mnatte pere bleoet tilba9s At 9ritfes
Ourer. Yoa glaoien BAR en- Del
MGnO enpnu beIf1ftigsbe meo at
neptaQe 5elte 0. |. b. Dem 9enereoe
8gaerne / Arbeibet, lapebe Slagsz
moal % bleb | Def belle ida onoiins
oebe, at BET blsp n%goben6igt at til
tolbe en- itprre golitiitprte. Ia
eenne tom til Steoe, matte Ger doz
ftiaiae 0rsie 9nubs til, fsr gel.z
aotten blep jdget ira 6indnben. Gil
al llrofifterne, en- ung bdd6efulo
DtanD BED Rdbn gurl 9drien 90
bOenoe poa S~inosboiIeoej Hr. 9, bleo
pao i'm gegaring / 4mbulanceooan
tgrt til 5reberits6erg 6oipitdl. bpor
bet bog itrats bite iig, at ban intet
fsiIsbe. Dan blep oa brdgt til polis
iiitationen, bborfra man bog oimits
ereoe ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24
Sonoerivllano.

st @ulobrpllup. Den
-. SUM tunte 5prgen So6anicn
STINT % 5uitru aairina Stint, +.
6onien, 1 gshelto6bel, feire oeres
@u~lo6rbaup.
Sgrgen 5int er. cplpIer s0eims
snl~, fsot ben Il. Sum- 1917, bans
9uitru ben l. Sanuar 1919. timber
3readrstrigen JOB Sergen STINT i
l848 peb tolpte Battalion, / 1919
oeo treble characterization. Timber
Sldget oeo uaerup uno9it ban meo
5tso og n9ppe at blipe %iaaret. Sem
ben ~forreIte / R9tten, oa bans III
being itormeoe Ell 6egn, piioe ban
Ipringe op paa 8iget. lit tmiolertio
5ottn inbpitlet | en- 5jsrn, inu6leoe
% fdlot tifbage, mems bans Sibez
mann naaeoe CD paa 8iget % -
nj / Idmme gjeblit ben augle, Jon
par tiltantt ben Iorite qanOioloa.,
Der bapeoe fig op ober 6eanei.
Senere par Ser9en 5int meo /
9reininaen oeo Mpiunoe ZEN Y.
eeptember 1850, bbor ban 6lep idds
ret / 6orebet. 6an blep fert til aos
benbopn og efter 2 Waaneoers Ops
bob poa 9a3arettet after uoitrepen
iom belbrebet. bporpda ban Oenote
filbuge til 99ren.
Den 13. SUM 1854 6olOt Ssrgen
SIM gtpaup. 8e 6Oiatte iig oers
poo g~gHelfobbel beb 9anoes
peien meIem 8nbbsl % Rbbsl, Door
be babbe erboerOet fig en- life aonoz
sienbom. 9du bette ubiatte Steo,
jom en- 5ibldn9 laa me1em be fjenots
fiqe Qinier, boeoe be unber arigen |
1864. 8unIfesgbeoerne begpnote
ffrots cfter 5ilba9etoget fra 0dnnes
pirfe; fnart pasierebe odnife, mart
fjenbtlige 9atrouiller fprbi Sniet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

ne END bar gaaet til 89rfs. iad Rdps
De man beg faaet en- Smule gps Der
ON paa Den anoen Sibs, o9 Der rdr
Iprgat for, at Der ingen Coerrnmos
ling itete. 8e 4 gamle Mleni8feos
reprpientanter 6lep palgt i8en mes
26 Stemmer MOB Z. 9sres 01pz
ne er: 5. 8. 6anien. gis 4rrilo Al
5ieriteo, Wdos 5ilgaaro Al Mglb9
ca 9riiten Mlmm al Spdnoet, Tut
ter firteligIinoeoe Mano. Qf De Z
paa be tpite aanOioater afgipne ct,
tilberte 3 3oioperI ondlet Ter, 2 29s
rerne og l en- Mano. iom / Mar bar
fa0et en- l1nberit9ttelie pdd 100 Utf.
al 3egerin9en. 9f De 4 epri8e Ct.
til6srte De 3 Soft. Der er i%nopanbres
be fra 6annoper og gitprsiien og i
en- Mano, Der er f9ot / Spnoer Sta
pei, men opbragen pda 5oftlunoegs
men. - Iii 8irteeloit tie bleo genpalgt
Sens Scbdct og nnpalgt Riels 2nno
at 9iQe Spanoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

fun 1872. 9luoet Eopersr ober, at
&c al bet tnite parti opitiQeoe &an-
o.0ater 6lep pdlgte IN Itemmtg, ia
ogida oenne Sang 0dniterne after
pda 9runb al 5pIternes Aarpaagens
6eO af6olot fig fra ben uOiigtsleie
QfItemning."
glanbt Sognets banittalenoe
Meolemmer er Snteresien for tirtt=
lige Anliggenoer nuturligois life
itor, oa Den oanite @uo8tjeneIte til
fioeiGttes; ON Sommeren er Der
nemlig odnit @uOstjeneite ON Mors
aenen 81. 8, ON 8interen ST. 5 ON
Qftenen, bborimoo iom betenot Den
.tpite 8uostjeneite 4uret runot bolz
oes ST. 10 ON 6ormiObagen.
9algte 6lep for 6 Oar: Nejmeiier
9dn9e, 9rofesIor S6reber, 4potes
fer 6anIen, 8orgmeiter S4inoetl
bauer og 9ontor6ef &ier Cafe gent
oalgte), npoalgte bleO for 6 Oar:
e%fterl1nnet Soerpoitietret9r Roq, o9
for 2 Nar: efterlsnnet Oegn G6ri.
I%tianIen % SnebtermeIter Mol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24
500 BeIonntng 500

Itis giabs aaiere bill bare fornsiebe ODER at erfars
at bar bet miHbiie err en- trpqiet Spgoonl. ipn yioen'
tirT. GA bet er aatarrb. Halls Catarrh Cure er bet
srefr bitfeliqe ReIbrebtliesmlbbef. e0geftdnber fjet'
ssE. Ia aaiarrb er en foHitituiioneI 5nqooni, to.orer
hxH ~ tpnfitniionei gebonoltng Balrs Catarrh
Dnre iaass inb, pirfer birefie paa BlDbet 90 Slimbius
bxrue / eDiiemet .iiinteiqjsr berpeb gngDoinnleHs VAR
he % gtper potienten Gtprfe Deo at opbp99e aonlfitis
tBufn o. bi0ipe Jiaturen til at gisre ut Arbetot. elerne
aan laa fie9en 1iltro Ill bets belbreoenbe Rratt at DC
fIbnber et 6nnbrebe q ollars for bptrt IiIf9loe, hpori
AnRe Webdn life bepirfer 1elbreoelie. Sfrtp etter
Riff OF Uibne sbprb, 9tlifrtb
q. 8 6bensp& q o., 1oleoo. q
~ Zelges bos 0potbefere.
Halls Family Pills er be bsbite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

&ritiansfelo. - Zen ito
re Misiionsfeit ben q. og 30. Maj
bar beIsgt al ri9elig 5000 8eltaaere
fra aQe 0erbens aanter. Snbiamz
lingen gap iielse ,Sdl. g." 1900
til 1900 Mart, Der ital anoenoes til
6eoningemislipnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

9Dgum Sogn. = 0annet Qts
tieielitab. 5 aetningen Norooeit for
5aiteo 8p ligger ben itore 5aIteo
9eoe meo tilberenoe Moie. Mebens
Meoien er at uomertet geitaHenbeo.
er bet mooiatte 5ilfnloet mso 6es
ben, bOis Soro6unosforbOlb er ida
oaarlige, at bet lite ian betale ia ct
oprte BEN. gu bar en- Del 9eboere,
itsrre 8runbejere / 59iteo, Ilauet
fig idmmen til et9tttieislitab meo oet
5ormaal at lace en- benpeb 400 Sefs
tar at 9eben beplante til Stop. )
MObfetning til andre Ggnenoe Gel
Ita6er er bet lite Meningen at lace
Qrsdlet optdge Iom Statsitob, men
oerimoo laoe plante ao pripat Del,
bDiltet ganite bit er Ohrere, men mon
Iitrer fig iad o9Iaa ielp bet llo6Dtte,
Iom | i'm lib oil fremtomme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24
f

Stor tdDseIenpt9b c {.
Iii aommunehoIpitalet / arbene
tnOn inObragtes ben Z. SUM TO go
ndrige 0eno. 9e bar begqe blepen
furtne ligaenoe pua 5rdppegan9e,
balpbgce al Suit.
Den enc al Dem er %ufneot; Ten
amen BAR i lin lib en- ~Oelitaaenoe
Ronb, 6sfer ;. 6anien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

Qptsborg. a%amnkr6erre
9udpalot ufgit Mdnoug often Den
30. Mai peo 9soen / en- qlcer Al
78 Mar. Ritmeiter Jreoerif Otto
ariitian 9u6nalot bar 6ofdef tos
9%ertuginoe gil6elmine paa 2etsz
borg, Song 5reoerit Den Sjettes
Dnglte 8atter, iom bpoe / 1891.
9n6nalot par ifeIge III. u"
aomnanosr al 9annebrog, 9anncs
brogsmdno, IN. nj.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

De tpffe Reoattgrer / u Il
b|enraa er uenige / mangt og me-
get, og De foriteaige S%pnspunfter,
per ndonlig tontentrerer fig ON
9anbrdao b. llslars o9 4grarernts
pda Den enc Sioe og ben tbitiinoeos
9orgerltdnos iaatalote li6erale SIT
teresier paa ben anoen SHE, bar III
giDet fig nbilag / en- 9resieproces.
6r. Hager fra u4penrooer 3eitun9"
bar for nogen 5io iiben anlagt So5
mob 6r. Sancte fra oNpenrooer an=
3eiser". Oct brejer fig naturligOis
ON 5orn9rmelie. 5orleoen meooels
tss Der os, at De to 5errer par blsz
rem forligte beo ben tnIfe Stpttefeit /
6ielm Stoo. Gu paaItaar imiolers
tio o6eimoal", at 6r. Raael lite bar
tuget lin alage tilboge. Sugen oil
tpartimoo gaa i'm Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24
Weore.

9anf eaer prp9l b~elbreoer lite. Spis bet 9iorOe
Uiloe iud Born proe Sengen. Der 9ioes en- %touitttui
tionel Adriaa berfor, og leg ital ienoe eoer en- aois;
nln9 paa en- enteI Demonstrating, iom b%elbreoeoe
mil Barn % mdnge anores.
MRS. M. SUMMERS,
Box ID, Notre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

6aoersleO. st friiteligt
Soloaterbiem Itulpe BEN 8. SUM ON
Gftermiobagen ST. 81 inopies. Oct
bar leiet Qotale / SneofermeIter
9a6nions Gjenbom pua Isrretoro,
Der Iom 6etenot Iiqger tat oeO aalets
men. 5ormaalet meb SoGooterbjems
met er at til6poe be unge Menneiter,
iom aftiener Oeres @Grnepligt Der /
gnen, Ell Steb, bOor be fan til6ring,
5ioen pua en- for rngoommen %tilipas
renoe Wadoe.
2 meren er MI fommsn,
men be iibite 8dges SolItin og itRrs
te gl9it ger, at Wlart og 9ape l9ns
ges efter libt Babe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

Sioit I 5ebruar fanOt be TO falone
qanosmGno, en- Dragon og en- Sns
fanteriit, iom De / al Stil6eo joroez
be / oeres 9aoe.
5 2farenes Sob bar mango 0lns
tie fra Roroilespig og bele 0anmart
beIegt arigergrdoene I 8Dffelto6bel
og gl9bet fig oper be to gamIes 5ros
faItbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24
SkANDINAVISKE FARMERE

til at bosatte sig i Staten Mary
land, hvor de vii finde ct b%ehageligt og
Priser. Paa Grund af den umiddelbare
af 0stens storste Dyer faar wore
Farmere altid hole Priser for deres Pro
Kart og beskrivende Pamfletter
vii blive sendt frit we'd Henvendelse til
n. BAD6NHOOP, Sec'y. State Board of
immigration, Baltimore. Md.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

6aberslep. = 8eo airtepals
get | 5rue Sogn Spnbag ben %.
Mai afgabes 173 tbite Stemmer. s
aft finpes 1915 itemmeberettigeos
perioner | Sognet, laa man fan
9eraf flute, bOor itor Snteresien sr
for firfeliee 4nlieeenoer / Gognet.
oS6l. g." ubtuler forepriet i'm Eli.
frebsbeo meb, at Der / 9(ar er ufgis
ret ilere Stemmer, | 5iOr afgapes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

m. - Slottet unoer SItdnb.
Gn ret rmfuttenbe Situn0s
unoer Qerelie al Qrfitsft
9raitrup fra &pben6aOn er / bet Z
5ordur paa6egpnOt al bet berOaren
De Slot. Ter er Sale ON, ct
Sitanoi9ttelien life oil tunne 6li
f9roig / Qar, men rtl piIr t9mme til
at Itr9tte itg oper flere Somre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

8raaten. - Gn itarre 81
gsjnertrup, Der tulte 10 @ogne, lei
reoe Jig OnsOdg GftermiOoag q.
Suni) peo Set5tiben uben for 8pen.
6enimco often, ou Qejrilben bar
trnot, Orog 8pens 9efoltning / tet-
te Starer uO til Steret, bpOr Der
6lep uofolOet ct brOset 2iO. Manr
og apinoer tiggeoe Sti0emsnt, %
abinoerne IdmIebe meo 0l9be ben.
taiteoe Gigdritumper op. 5ruppar
betaIte IA Mart / 2eje for 2eirplao.
len.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

Sten paa Stinnerne. Scr
Feben Qften, od en- 5rafteleb fra
Douauaro git oo 8unelinjen mellem
assning % 6eoenIteO, opodssbe ban
IfsIgs Belle No.. at Der paa Stin.
nsrne / en- 9angoe al benOeo en-
5isrttn9oei par 6enlagt en- itOr
RGnsbr Sten. Dan bOrtfierners
iult ca. 80 Str, hooraf nogle BAR
ioo ftore ION ct 8~arnebooeO, Ida
hpis bet lite par bleben opod9et for
Raito9ets Qntomit, pilee Der imiffert
care itet en- Unite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

g panoet. = &irtelige 8dlg.
l6pem ltulOe for nosIe 9lar Iioen 6ds
be fast, at BET pilbe tomme til e.,
tirtelig 8alstamp per / bort Sogn
tet op til @ramIen; men Sbiterne
tan berebe cen Mulis6eber, Tom I'M
gen tanter pua. De bar Ssnoag h.
20. Mai msbte manoiterte | Sir
fen for at afsibe oeres Stemme til
af A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ter. Spor bemmeligbeosfulot 9bitert
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

5rift SfQbne. 0berretsz
faafsrer Neltenaaaro, en- At 6opeoz
fuOens f~Iot,tite Sagfsrsre Fra 90.
srnes 9e9pnoelie. er ifsIae .9arf.
6tiitst." bleben iruifet / 9uenos
aprss al en- can't 5orretningsmdno,
Ill bbem ban betlageoe fig pnteliat
% f%ortalte ON al ben Hsb % mooz
gang, ban 6uObe bait, ligeiom bans
Iofepe paatl9oning mere eno mango
Orb iuuftrsreoe bans triite Stebne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

5oftlunb. - 5pIterne 6opes
rer. 5 SteOet for ufOsbe2unbsmuno
8etlef 2inObolm al Stenoerupgaurs
Be er @aarOejer SIR. Sanien ben !.
Sum- blepen palgt til &irtealbIte.
5bIte Blade 6oberer oOer, at 9anien
er en- COB 5bIter, me6ens oino1olm
bar bdnif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

8lensborg. - Qr6eiosles6eD
pad 89rftet. Der 6leO forleoen az
Iteoiget benOeO ct Bar !6unorebs
99rftarbeioere, Nittere, 5rrboloers,
gorere 0. +. D.; en- Iterre Del al oise
ie fit Onsbae Mor9en igen Spsiel-
iattelie. s SteOet for fit imiolertio
ct anbet 6olO g%rbeioere / 3;rsoags
Qftes Msobelelie ON, at be matte
6oloe Spill inotil ManOug Morgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

spaniel. 5Diterne trGOer.
) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mebbeles, nj
5piterne Der / Sosnet biz baOe mere
init @ubstjeneite; be bar MI 5 Ssns
odge ON 4aret, men oa be ubssr en-
5jeroebel at Meniebeoen ri, antas
ger be, at be fan forlange mere. -
Mon 5piterne M osiuu 6eIsger De
fem 0uostieneiter, oa Der prabites
paa oeres Mpeersmaal?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

5lensborg Omegn. Wents
funo. - parceQiit Saco6 9ormunll
paa Sannebp Mart uOOnbeOe FORTE
ben / Ssrrisbei StoO en- @rsft. IA
ban iteote SpdOen neb unber en- lille
3~r9itamme, ruaeoe Der nogle Mpns
ter frem. Deb en- u~noerisgelIe fano=
tes II penseItptter, Iua fore iom
0alere Os 5emmurtsitptter. De er
at Sslp og TANNER ira Is. og Is.
4arbunbreoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

6etfepab. - Den 8. SUM al
bolbt SnoremisI lion en- ItorWlisIionsz
feit / aloOtoft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

9eteregnen. Goelagte
gnge. StormfloOen / be fsrite 0ag(
al Qpril bar forOerOet bette 2(ars
Qfgrsbe pda uOitiGige G9ne / BAL.
lum, RanOerup ps Mjolcen SOgne
De bar lite funnel osje Sultoanoet
iaa 9r9siet M life Oil TONNE frem
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-12-03
CANDY SCARCE IN HONDURAS.
Not Even Fudge for the Maids-consul
Appeals to Americans.
THE END.

Won't some kind manufacturer OF
candy please 90 to the rescue of the
maids of Honduras? Social intercourse
and courtship sadly lacks in sweetness
because Of the dearth Of sweetmeats in
the republic. They haven't even fudge
there-and, besides, the climate is un-
suitable for fudge.
Consul Wood of Ceiba tells of the dis
tressing conditions in report he has
just sent to the state department. He
says the people are fond Of sweets and
are ready to buy them. but the only ar
ticle in sight is about up to the grade Of
maple sugar-coarse, brown blocks, made
from sugar cane,
Now and then some enterprising mer-
chant gladdens the hearts Of the maids by
sending to New Orleans and getting a
small quantity of real candy, but it
doesn't last long, because of the prevail
ing sweet tooth OF the climate.
What is particularly desired is hard
candy that will stand the climate" says
Mr.. Wood Amy kind OF hard candy
that is pleasant and agreeable TO the
taste. and which will not melt easily in
this hot climate, viii meet the require
mentS.'
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-12-03
The Frogs Appetite.

A frogs capacity for enveloping his
comrades and assimilating them was
once shown by an incident which oc-
CURED under the observation of one OF
my acquaintance. He had returned
from the country with a lot of frogs.
large and small, which he had obtained
for one of the New York educational in
stitutions. l have forgotten how many
there were, but they numbered over
twenty, / am quite certain. These he
put into large bird cage, the wires of
which were close enough together TO pre-
vent even the smallest from escaping.
On the third day he went to see how
his captives were doing and found, great
~ to his surprise, that all had disap-
peared with the exception of two old
''mossbacks," and they were cycling each
other askance. apparently in doubt as to
which would be the last survivor of the
whole ships company" as he expressed
it.
AS an insect catcher, the frog is quite
expert, even such quick moving species
as the dragon fly often falling victim to
its dexterity. Fishes also are often cap
tGred, and good sized ones, too, a finger
ling trout having been found in the stOm-
ach of a frog which was not more than
six inches in length.-Forest and Stream.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-12-03
Wasted Kisses.

Private" John Allen tells us of an old
time politician of Mississippi who was
making a personal canvass of his terri
tory.
"One day." relates Mr.. Allen. "the
statesman was doing the southern por-
ton of the state. Suddenly he struck
Ia community that appeared fairly
a-swarm with children. Never had he
seen so mony little ones in so small a
place. Clustered about one doorway
were some fourteen tots Of various ages.
In their midst stood an extremely good
looking young woman.
Madam, said the politician, with a
gallant bow, you must permit me to
kiss these charming little ones
The woman merely smiled.
After he had affectionately Saluted
each of them he asked with a genial
smile. AN yoursg
THE young woman blushed.
The statesman with another bow then
said, i trust, madam, that l may further
trespass upon your good nature by asking
that you will be so good as to inform
your husband that Col --, candidate
for Congress from this district, called
upon him this afternoon
g Pardon me- gasped the woman, but
have no husband
But these children, madam ex.
claimed the astonished statesman. You
are not a widowT
"tOh, nor, sir was the reply. This
Is en- orphan asylum "--Woman's Homo
Companion.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-12-03
Picked His Pin.

did you ever notice." asked the hotel
clerk yesterday, how many men there
are who make it their business to pick
little things, such as threads and specks,
off your clothes while standing talking
to your Well. sir. there are lots Of them,
and that picking is habit with them
They do ii unconsciously. No matter how
well brushed you are, the man with the
habit will begin picking at you when he
meets you"
1--WE noticed them many a time" said
a travelling man standing near, but
have quit letting them pick at my clothes
1 once had an experience with one Of
those fellows that wasn't pleasant
had known him slightly and CHANGED TO
meet him on the street one day. He be-
gan picking specks Of dirt and such
things from my coat, and he kept 1t up
all the time we talked. A couple Of min
utes after he had left l missed a 5000
diamond pin. That cured me Of letting
people pick things off my clothes. Now
adays I simply ask the man who tries
il to desist. If necessary / hold his
ands"-Kansas City Times.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-12-03
His Real Name.

The original name Of the turkey was
Oocoocoo, by which it was known By the
native Cherokee Indians. II is supposed
that our Pilgrim Fathers, roaming
through the woods in search OF game for
their first Thanksgiving spread, heard
the Oocoocoo calling In the familiar tones
Of our domesticated fowl. Turk, turk.
turk" These first Yankee huntsmen,
mistaking this frightened cry Of the bird
for It's real song. Immediately labeled II
turkey" and turkey it is to this day.
Much more beautiful and musical was
the Indian name "Oo-coo-coo." the notes
peculiar to the flock when summing them
selves in perfect content on the river
beaches.-Sunset Magazine.