The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03

The seed question IS beginning 10 claim the attention of all who plant seeds. Bridgeport is fortunate in hay ing one of the largest seed houses in New England, that of Elbridge B. Wheeler, corner Main and Elm streets. Here complete line of everything for the garden is carried. MT Wheeler issues complete seed cata- logue. This year it is. larger and more valuable than ever before. It has handsome covers and inserts showing in eight 'colors new roses, sweet peas and nasturtiumS. Its hundred pages are replete with valuable information briefly describing thousands of kinds of the newest and best flowers, vege- tables and roses. Among it's special offers this year are new potato, Noro- ton Beauty, it is sixteen days earlier than the Early Rose; the wonderful new Baby Crimson Rambler, which is never without blooms throughout the entire season; the wonderful new fer tiliZer, Nitro Culture, which develops your crops almost without labor or ex- pense. This handsome catalogue is free to all who use seeds or plants and will be promptly mailed to all who send postal Card request to Elbridge E. Wheeler, corner Main and Elm streets, Bridgeport. If you are mar ket gardener send for Wheeler's whole sale price list; it will save you money.
 Said mother to me one day: "When my children were young l thought the very best thing I could do for them was to give them myself. So spared no pains to talk to them, to read to them, to teach them, to pray with them, to be a loving companion and friend to my children. I had to neg lect my house often. 1 had no time to indulge myself in many things which I should have liked to do. I was so busy adorning their minds and culti- vating their hearts best affection that I could not adorn their bodies in fine clothes, though 1 kept them neat and comfortable at all times. l have my reward now. My sons are ministers of Christian woman. 1 have plenty of time now to sit down and rest, plenty of time to keep my house in order, plenty of time to indulge myself, be- sides going about my Masters busi- ness wherever he, has need of me. I have a thousand memories of their childhood to comfort me. Now that they have gone out into the world l have the sweet consciousness of having done all could to make them ready do. o."-[Selected.
 Without dissent the Supreme Court sustained the contention by the Government in it's fight against the Beef Trust, affirming the decision by United States Circuit Judge Grosscup of Chicago granting an injunction against Swift & Go. and other packers in the Beef Trust. The opinion was written by Justice Holmes, and the de- cision vas expected by Attorney Gen. erai Moody, Solicitor General IIoyt, and assistant attorneys of the Depart ment of Justice who were present. At torney General Moody, when asked tc indicate the consequences of the decis. ion said that it was matter of such importance and delicacy in its relation
 to administrative action that he was peculiarly desirous of not being inter. viewed. However, in view of the great interest throughout the country in the subject, he consented to give the fol
 lowing analysis of the decision: First It prohibits the continuance of com
 bination to suppress competition in the
 purchase of cattle for slaughter. This
 branch of the injunction will redounc
 to the benefit of the cattlemen anc
 farmers. Second-the injunction for
 bids combinations to maintain uniform
 prices in selling meats. This sectior
 of the injunction will more directly af feet the consumers. Third-It forbid