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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-23
WHY Kansas Will Have
Its Own Oil Refinery
By Governor E. w. HocH of Kansn,

- HE laws providing for the erection and operation OF an oil
refinery the commonwealth of Kansas enacted 10
~ INDUCE COMPETITION, and if many independent re-
fncries come the result of them the state
will glad of the refinery business 1t the refinery Is
erected AND II WILL B and the Standard Oil
cs the oil all the the state will turn the key
and close its refinery Then the Standard Oil company raises the
price of oil the will its fires again and thus have the
Standard "GOING AND COMING"
In my judgment Mr. Rockefeller mention HIM merely IN
his REPRESENTATIVE capacity doing to multiply So
csts and Socialism popular than all the professional prop
agans fascinating faacy the United States doing
Standard Oil company its essential character the most 81
ganc Soastc in the country Its aim and end the
aim and end of Socialsm-THE DESTRUCTION OF COMPE-
TTONand in battling against know that we are bathing
for and not against the competitive system.
NO SUPERFICIAL ALARMIsTs CAN CONVINCE US TO THE CON-
TRARY.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-23
By Cardinal
GLIB 30 N S
of Baltimore

- in what light look upon marriage and Its
attributes and Obligations all admit that IN THE
LAST ANALYSIS it is upon this institution that the
ENTIRE of society rests Statistics recently
compiled inroads the family have already
been made by divorce in this country The minds of Legislators and
uriste kept busy devisng means tor ObIANNU oil
vorce facility with which they be secured has served as an
to hy marriages and equally ha separations
The most ridiculous peexts Juslhabe rea
sons recognized by law the rupture the marriage bond
THERE ARE STATES IN WHICH DIVORCES CAN BE o.
TANNED WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF THE DEFENDANT
Grimes and all have been encouraged and
ted party marriage might free himself from his OBJ
legations his vruous wife in order to some other woman
frequent instances also where the divorce matter OF
convenience arranged and agreed upon BY BOTH HUSBAND
AND WIFE Charges rumped which the defendant
deny and Judgment rendered for the plaintiff who prompt
" enters into NEW marital relations with another
And vet with all this we cry indignation against
Mormonism The press and pulpit denounce it as national dis
grace and demand It's suppression
But is CHRISTIAN PoLYGA1Y less reprehensibe than Nor
poygamys Is simultaneous poygamy worse than oOOOo
SIVE poygamya
WHY THEN IS THE ONE TOLERATED AND THE
NouNcED9
We know that the Mormons for their wives and
children while Christian pogams but too often leave wretched
starve and abandon miserable children to the
care of the state which of these them shall be felt the greater
contempt the divorced and much married Christian or the much
married BUT UNDIVORCED Mormon?
While waiting for the day when divorce shall be abolished alto
cether something might done LESSEN the ravage
ons daily of the United States regarding should be
made more strict AND ALTOGETHER UNIFORM in every
number legally recognized grounds should be essened
noiseess divorces divorces where decree be obtained
without the knowledge of the defendant should be Abolished lhe
plaintiff should be bona de resident of the state and judicial dis
trc which petition fled and every THE LEGAL
REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE STATE should appear for the
defendant
If DIVORCE CANNOT BE LEelsLArED OUT OF EXISTENCE,
LET AT LEAST ITS DIMINISHED.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-23
avoid Becoming
4 Mere Machine"

T HE Of whole system of life the widespread
division both Of property AND THE RESPONSIBLE
~ TIES CONNECTED WITH II. Thrift is admirable
far better the ingenuity, the contrivance and the
foresight whereby the plain strengthens his character uses his
brains in planning and avoids becoming machine
THE CONSPIRACY PlTlLEss CORPORATION is MET BY
TIE CONSPIRACY LABOR UNION LIFE BECOMES
MEANER JUST AS THE STRUGGLE BECOMES FERcER
And when reach certain pass reform becomes impossible
and revolution certain difference when the Accommodations
society or later becomes eVee
RFCAUSE IT FEARS THEM For this it attacks abso
ute monarchy as hundred years and
Russia today attacks the church, France at the close
of the eighteenth century, OR IT ATTACKS CORPORATE
PRIVILEGE as under Jackson here home under Roosevelt
al this
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-23
A GOOD MOTTO.

IF you never do more than you are paid for,
you will never get paid for more than you do
A good motto, that! It is the motto which
the girls of a trade training school in Boston
have adopted as the principal which shall guide
them in their work.
1t might we'll be the motto of every man and
woman who tolls. And who of US do not? Who
is there to whom it does not apply?-Atlanta
Journal.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-23

Das- Note the dating of the label on your
paper. See that it is correct. If not come to
the Office or write us about it. The figures
show the date to which you have paid-That you
owe us from that date at the rate OF SzOO per
annum unless you pay within the year. Our
cash price is $1.0O per annum.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-23

y in what light look upon marriage and Its
attributes and Obligations all must admit that In LIE
~ LAST ANALYSIS it is upon this institution that the
ENTIRE structure of society Statistics recently
compiled show nroads into the family have already
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-05
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy thu
Very Best.

~ have been using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and want to say it is the
hest cough medicine ! have ever taken,"
saws Geo. l.. Chubb, Il merchant of Har-
Ian, Mich. There is no question about
its being the best, as it will cure a cough
or cold in less time than any other treat
ment. 1t should always be kept in the
house ready for instant use, for a cold
can be cured in much less time when
promptly treated. For sale by Martin
Muller.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-05
Church Notice.

Mass is celebrated every Sunday at
Ladies' Aid Society Hall at s and 10
a. m. Sunday school at l p. m. and
evening devotion, with sermon at 7;30.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-05
A World of Truth in This.

He who whispers down a well
About the goods he has to sell,
Won't reap the shining dollars
Like he who climbs q tree and hollers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
9ntcrrNants Stthbrisft.

No6 i'm Sabre 1913 ertieB Die fran
sOYifde Hepublit einen Stetbrief ge9en
Nopoleon III. Sultus b. Wideoe
theilt bsnIelben in ieinen .Srie9Sbils
bern" (Sqnnoper 1870 nah Der Ies
aiitratut Der prGfettur BON Nancp
porteetreu nit. Gr lautet: Yaris,
Den IL. SUM- 1848, 6rdn5DIIde RE
publit. Treibeit, @leid9eit. griioers
lihteit. giirser prdiett. ib babe Die
Gbre, bas Signalement bon CHARLES
2ouis Nuppleon 9pnaparte an sic 81
aoreIiirsn, sic pp1en oaHelbe eef0le
lieIt an ale g(genten Der 9sbDrosn
iibermitteln. ipelde BON Sbreu 8efeb(
erhalten baben aur Irretirung bieier
perIonli6teit. Grub unb 9riioerlih'
teit, Yprette. r.
Si0nllement bon Charles 2puis
Hopolepn 9onuports: @eboren 81
poris, alt 40 Sabre, @y0be / Mstsr
66 Gentimeter. Saare uno Iu9ens
brouen huntelbraun, Stirn mittel.
Nugen srali unb tlein. NaIe erob,
Muno e~epnbnIid, Bart braun, Slim
fpiB, @eiidt opal, @eiidtSfarbe blaB.
geIprNsre 9eunSsidsn: 8cpf Sipif6en
ole Sdulter 9sIentt, Sdultern brett.
Riiden runo. 2ippen bid. Gini9e
graus Sdar..
Sn ber1eIben prGfe!tlr laeen Steds
briefe Qouis' Ybilipps auf Die Ser5ogin
bon 9errp (1832), Der H.publit auf
Der prin5sn BON SpinptIe. oeS 3psiten
SaiIsrrei9s auf 0ittpr 6ueo, Was'
aini 6loauet unb onosre SGupter Der
rspublifaniffen pariei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13

tpar, nein, sigentli9 fd0n! ga, fd0n
has b.rietfts S~tSbeh1dtit 10 rett crit
heute. Sdtte 9r bod bts6sr treB Oes
3uubers, ben lie auf i'm ausijbte, ME
ben Mlltb beieiien, feline augen gu jAr
gu erbeben, gr botte INNER 81 iehr
bds @efiibl Der Qbbdngigteit uno Der
9ienitbarteit in iih g%etragsn. llno
jsBt fab sr unb fiiblte itdrter ais font
bic gauge Wei6li6teit Oieies Wdo6sns,
bic 8ra5ie ibrer Sugeno-ie pirtten
auf i'm pie Elm Raufd, Der pom 9opf
in bas .!9er5 unb ba pisber gu &opfe
iteigt. SIS mar ibm, ais nenn Elm
Sraum, ben er Dor iid felbit oerbor9en
bate, pl0blid init aqer Strait DOT lei
mem Settle itdnoe, ais ipenn Gmpfin.
bungen, Die nur gebeimnibpoa i'm Ser
gen gendbrt purben, auf einmal lsbens
big aus Der buntIen 2tsfe berpprbreden
piirben.
CJorticbm0 iolQt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
6. p. O.

Ger beriibmte engIif6e StriftiteIer
gbaderdD mar 'einer polttiften Std
tung gemGb Elm grimmioer Beino oes
iriiden 9emagogen Daniel S'Gonneu,
ben Die Siren niht nur auf ben Sduoen
trugen, ionoern ~geraoe5u perg0tterten.
CD oft inn irgenoipel6e 8eipetIe 0ds
bon auf ieiner Stuoienreiie ourA ST.
Iano oufitieBen, tru9 er iie in lein 20,
ti3bu6 elm, um iie nadber in iein be
tanntes iutDrii9es Wert oSriI4ea
Sti33enbu6" gu perfle9ten.
pa beqegnete es inn zines Cages,
Dab er cine @buuIIee %sntlang itritt,
Die Dor Sturgeon crit erbaut mar uuo
an beioen Seiten in tur3en 3piI6ens
rduI:n .bobe WartIteine aufpies nit
oen een iriI9 aufgepinIelten gu6itaz
ben G. p. o. Dele Stsine batter
nGmlid Die Nufgabe Die porgeIdriee
bene Yoitroute gu martiren, uno Die
8uditaben bebeuteten, tpie jeOes &ino
Der 8egeno ipubte, nidts lpeiter ais
General Post Office (SauptpOitamD.
Nun, man lam elm geIebrter uno
beoeutenoer S9riftite0er leiu uno
brau6t ooh ni9t allies gu ptiien, mas
oas erite bette aino zines peItentlegez
men 2anoftdotdens ,ipeiB. Sbaterap
fano alfo init duem Sopf3erbre6en
ni6t beraus, mas Die mpitiihen Set
6eu G. p. o. be0euten mo6ten.
Sn feiner Nibbe9ierbe penbete er
Ii6 an einen poriibergeben0en So6n
Der griinen Sniel uno ertunoigte ii4
na6 Dem Sinne Der Sni6rift.
Der i6Iihte 2unbmann mar jeoens
fails i'm 0oQbeiib beS edten, unpers
niiitliden !SumorS Ieiner 2anosleute.
Wit gebeimnibbo1er Miene un0 pi6s
tigem Some bertraute er ibm an, G. p.
o. beoeute: God preserve O'Connell
- Soft Ihiibe S'Gpnnel.
Der solli9e Reiienpe iebte ni4t ben
leifeIten 3peifel in Die IusIage oes
Sp0tters. Wiitbeno notirte er Die ibm
geporoene Nuftldrung uno beri6tete
na9ber in Ieinem BUD, unter ben Sren
lei ole S9pGrmerei fir Den Idreds
lid1en Demasosen oermaben fanatifd.
Dab lie ibre GbauHeen nit 9roben
Steinen eingefabt bdtten, Die Die Sns
i9rift triigen: G. p. O.-God pre-
serve O'Connell.
@liidliferpeiie mar Der Seber, Der
oieIe Steae aus Sbateraps Monus
itript isBen ioute, elm gsideiter Wann,
Gr mertte, mas Die 9lode gefhlagen
bate. uno aeigts Die SteGe Dem Ser.
leger bes 9u6es. Dieter lieb iie ma
tiirli6 fofort bonn 8erfaiIer umGnoern,
Der nidt ipeni9 srbplt mar iiber Den
Strei9, ben Der fdaltbafte iriihe
2anomunn ibm gefpielt bate,
gr tonnte bon Slid iagen, Dab Die
M6tIamteit bes SeberS es ibm eripart
bate, Ole uripriin9lihe 5aNuna ieine8
9eri6tes in Die Seffentli6teit gu brins
gen. Gr t&tte iia oumit uniterbIif
ld9erli6 semadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
Atnoltd1e WrkunStpunn.

lie tIeine 81 t a (oer.n
DIANA febr pGblsriid lit, fraet zines
Saaes): Diana, bait Tu BON G.orA
eiesntlid sleib bas erite ainodsn, oas
er Dir brotte, anssnommsn2"
einsm 9age esitors
BEN 1T in Gfdpese, Se6ensNaHau.
bas Sdtob Wiidbarot'ide Gbspaar. Der
"a Sabre alte Ghemattn fiorb 9ormits
tugs, bic So Sabre sdblenes ebefrdu
Yohmittass. Sic pureen in emerge.
Iasialsasn @saft abssssiat mn 9;6 m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
S6nebenu nb RorDegen..
Sein TaB5nang.
0Gnemart un0 9eiis u n.

Seth FaB3fDaf9.
9dnemart un6 geitsur.
gen.
0ei'm @ctreteu Ges 2onoes tper'
oeu feline Bdiie berlongt. elgentbit'
mer bon Sotel5 uno &%oltbollerr
niiIien 6ie Anfunft mo abrelle
oaer 5remOen bel Der FoIi3et anHlel-
ben. Die gtbreiie fam unge9lnoert
nod 9clieben geidebelt. Gut ct.
Gbomas (8eItiuoien) weroen bel
ser Gon6umg e6eniaIl5 feline Falle
o~6qefor6ert, ie6oh miiiieu alsldn-
ser, penu ie iib ldnger, alS as
Stn0cn 0aicIbit a%uIgebalten bnben,
sur Nbrciie lid eillen FaB bon Der
0rt8poli5ei ncridoifel.
1r|anfrei6 uu0 8eiisun.
Gen.
&otelbciiter, uamentlt6' in fleinen
GtGoteh irogen irernoe GGIte III
oerglegeI, Oh iie Baiie beIitcn, 0leid'
ioQ8 miro ole Jroge geIteGt, tuenn
8ricIe bon Der Eoit gebolt peroen
ODER menn Sremoe in Den BianobGlt.
fern @egenItGnoe berpidnoen iuolen.
NuSlGnoer miiiieu oier3ebn Gage
na6 ibrer glnflnit 9ofumente por-
lcgen, Our4 Welfe Iie i6re Rationa-
fitGt, @ebllrt mo Stono nodDeilen
tonnen. Sin SAB miro in Sen mel.
item 6Glcn bicr5u OILS geniigeno be.
trod)tet. Die Nlfent5alts3eit lit aui
flint Sabre beidrGntt. ein lGngerer
Nuientbalt miro OILS eriter Sdritt
iiir Die NoturoIiIirung betrahtet.
Die I6reiIe lam obne cine @rfld'
ritng 81 ge6en ODER einen SAB oor5ll-
5ci0cn, gci6cBen. -Sn &Igerien
MIRO bon Srenocn, welhe 6aIelbIt
6en @inter 5u6ringrn ipouel, fetn
SAB %Ocrlnngt. Sn on6eren SGIlen
miillen ieoOdJ IuSlGnoer inrerbalb
orcicr Gage lid Ie9itimiren. Sn
= G d. II di ina (Snigon) beItebt
fem 8oB5mnng. @lti 8uaoe.
lonpe (g8eItinbien) fGnnen glits.
lGnoer 9ebCu uno fommcrl, wte es
ibnen belicbt. gs beIteDt oaeroing8
Elm oItes @eieb, meldes 8Glie Dor.
ihreibt, je6oH miro bos @clee ool.
itGnoig ouber &dt geIolIen. = aui
% aSaga$for (&omotoDe) mill
len itd ole gltSlonoer IN ireeno einer
8eiIe legitimiren. gdlie Derben ie.
bod nidt nerlangt. Heiienoe nod
Dem Snnern miilien iih einen gaB
bon Dem @ollDerueur ieoer Bropin3
bcri6aifcn.- Iuf WartiniQue
ct. Fierre), in Neu-GoIeoo 0.
MEN @oumcn), mlf Sabiti uuo
in ennis lino feline HaB.Hegula.
tioucu por9ei6ricben.
Sir 6remoe eriitiren feline Sab.
goridrrifteuL je6od miro bon ibten
oerIongt, DOB lie iid bel Dem Iini.
tier oeS IltStpGrtigen regiltriren lai.
fen.
Santi.
Sci Der 2anoung miiIien Iid6Srenl.
oe burf EGiie ODER anoere 9ofli.
mente leGitimircn. Im beiten IGbt
man iid 0en IaB bon einem GonIuI
oieics 2anoes Dor Ser Ibreiie biiiren.
Ferlonen, ipeIde SaDti %berIaIIen
moGIen, miiiieu lire &breiie orei
Gage oorber bel Der BoIisei onmeI.
oen. Sn mand)en SGlen geniigt
cine iolhe Inmeloung audi 24Strn.
ben Dor Ser I6reiie.
goIipia.
Sur III Grie9S3eiten mhI1cn 1;d
8relnoe bel Der ToIiSei olislpeiien
lonit lit in feinem Sale Gas 6iibren
cines Soiies borgeidrieben.
China.
Sn Gbina beIteben bel Der Can.
oiung feline Bab Gorihriiten, ieboh
tbitt man better, cine oerartige 2egi.
timotion nit iib 5l iiibren. geim
Geiien i'm Snncrn lit iebod Elm non
ser @eionotidait nlsaeitenter SUB
imerldbIid. @ei Der aSrsiie 1T fein
YnB no%tDtpenoig.
Chill.
Rein YaB5pana.
SdWeia.
6renlbe IN Der Sdreis brouden
fpiup Y1SSp bor~,it,,piIep ioS,h e,;rS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
NieoerIan6e un6 Ie.
lten en-.

WilSldnoer miiiien nit SaIien Der.
iebeu iein, ieooh tpiro biele Ma6re.
Gel bel Honriiten unter aetpobnliden
llmltanoen nitt aneepenoet. Nad
elncm. @nfentbaIt bon 5pei Wsonaten
leood milIien iid alsl6nber ibentifi.
5lrsn mo reoiItriren Iaifen. Bei Der
@breiie 1T Die gorseisune zines Sc.
9ltlmations Eapiers nidt erforber.
lid.
Sn @niana Waromaribu) per.
oetl Yalie nibt berlangt, ebenio ouf
SABA (@atooia). = Sir Suma a.
tra Waoans) befteben oieieIben Re.
geln, ieood tbilt ..s.a;; 9orfiSts bal.
Der gut. einen Yut init ftA su fib..
rem. u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
GbiIi.
Rein EabSwana.
g d) ~ | 3.

Srenoe IN Der Sdlrei5 brauben
feline Yaiie por5uloeilen, ieoo9 miro
%on9eratben, aud bel einem 9elude
oieies 2anoes cine berortiee 2ceiti.
nation nit iid 5u fiibren. Sotdbe.
iiter iino in Der Sdweis fir ibre
Galte perantportlid. ieboG miiIien
3rem De in &oItb0uiern iinb gripat.
tpobrhmgen innerbolb oreiBie Eaaen
ibre Bdiie bel ser SrtspoIi5ei einrei.
den, uno miro ibHen oann elm Muf.
entbolts . gercdtiannssidein ousae.
Iertiet. MlislanSer fonnen gu ieoer
Belt n%n9ebinoert pieoer oas 2ano
berluiien.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27

NEW YORK. Jam. II. - Professor
Louis Rouillion, adjunct professor of
manual training in Teachers college
OF Columbia university. has been ap-
pointed chief inspector of technical ed.
ucation for ireland. The appointment
was brought about by Sir Horace Plum
kctt. and the new inspector will work
in cooperation with the leaders OF the
Irish national movement, who are try
ing to build up the lrisii national eGn-
cational system.
The Newtown bee., 1905-03-31
To Whom 1t May
 Concern.

Elf you are thinking of purchasing piano, this summsr,syes can save time and money by writing TO for prices, etc., before buying slsswhscos selsct all my pianos at the fastofiss, and put thsm in your house oa approval at price as low as possibly can be se1A. with small expense and no high rGato 1os pay. have selected and put in . aroat many pianos on trial, and have not ha1 to take one out of the house ! pot lt in In over years. There is not anoth- CT dealer in the State that can sh0WUuoh a record. Understand do not cell Stea- cil Pianos. If you will write me will send you an official list of all the Goau. inc Piano Manufacturer in the UnitoA Statss. It will be . safeguard to you in' the selection of . reliable Piano. If yen wish to go with mo to the warsrooms to select a piano will pay your fare yea decide to take one, and for :a lees p1ieo than you could buy it if alone, and you will have the benefit of my 4o lysars' sx- psrisncs in selecting instrumslts. I cell large number of differsnt makes of pic amos. If you will let me I will get you a fine piano and also save you money.
 All orders for tuning Pianosssand Pips Organs can be left at N. w. Hll's Jew slry Store, Now Milford, Conn.,, and twill receive prompt attention.
 Main Office at Bedford, Vest chester Co.,, New York.
 Joseph Brinton.
The Newtown bee., 1905-03-31
ADVENT CHURCH NOTICES.

The eAdventchurch will have preach ing on Sunday at 10.45 o'clock, a cele- bration of the Lords Supper at p. m., and at 7.30 p. m., a baptismal serv-
The Newtown bee., 1905-03-31

At A. w. Hodges will be found a nice line of the famous Franklin Elm chocolates. Also complete assort- ment of the celebrated Lowney goods.
 The temperance restaurant of A. w. Dayto is equipped with modern and up-to-date pool table. Drop in and spend a pleasant afternoon or evening.
 For refreshing glass of soda water with pure syrups call at the drug store of Albert EvittS.
The Newtown bee., 1905-03-31
pgVvflkes. Mambrino Patche1
 BAY BARON NO. 8254.
acing:Race. Record, 2.12A, R istsred Standard Rue (l) R 3ofasd Vol. VII, Page ssi S& of Baron Wilkes,
 2. Is.

Bay Baron. 2.124. took his reeofd at Portland, Ne, Aug. 1s, 1897, in Q hotly contested 7-heat race, the time of the heats being 2.!SA, s.13A, 2.12A. 2.13h, 2.12h. TERMS-l15 when marc is proven in foal. Mares sent to be bred, boarded in stable or graxed as wished. Will stand him at William l.. Hopkins and William o. BeemanS places. New Preston. Conn.,. and st w. Q. Beeman's New Milford stables on Saturday.
 Beenan & +' s.s--sf;s .-..
 Hopkins.
The Newtown bee., 1905-03-31
MERWIN P. HILL,

O1GIs W LIN HILL. Merwin P. Hill, an aged resident of Aspetuck district, died on Friday night at the home of Charles Ingersoll. He was formerly an active farmer in that district. He is survived by son, Allen Hill, and two daughters, Mrs James McEuan and Mrs Charles Marsh. The funeral was attended on Monday afternoon at 2 from St Johns church, Rev J. F. Plumb officiating. The pail bearers were four nephews, Albert H.
 McMahon, Andrew McMahon, M. w.
 Hill and J. Le Roy Buck. The burial
 was in the Center cemetery. ROADS FLOODED BY HIGH WATER OF THE HOUsATONIC. During the flood caused by the high water in the Housatonic river, Sunday, the road south from Town bridge to Pickett district was flooded to a depth of four feet. The road west had a foot or more of water over it, and foot passengers were obliged to use the rail- road bridge. Selectman Staub plans to raise the bridge and road about two feet, this summer, so THE BEE report CT hears. The high water is caused by the raising of the dam, last summer, by Electric Light Giddings, but your correspondent hears his company were within their charter rights in raising the dam. So the taxpayers will have to pav the fiddler.
 AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS.
 J. Stuart Halpine finished on Tues day asserting his Housatonic valley tobacco, but has enough Eastern to- bacco bought to keep his force at work for at least two months.
 Louis Beebe of Gaylordsville is ill with pleurisy, under Dr Dolan's care.
 Mrs Peter 'Wohler of Gaylordsville is quite i'll.
 Lee Ashman of Spring street is pros trated with the grip.
 The residence of Frederick Starr on Poplar street has been decorated in handsome style. John Hannon, the Nicholas Square hustler, is the artist.
 A fine monument of Vermont gran ite is being erected in the Center cem- etery for the late Congressman T. E. Stewart of New York. Ralph More house has had the contract.
 Mrs Caroline Wildman of BrOokfield. 1 mother of B. A.. Wildman, is critically i'll with grip and complications caused by old age.
 c. J. Wheeler is in charge of the To- cal brokerage office of J. Clyde Myton.
 A handsome Gilbert clock has been
The Newtown bee., 1905-03-31

Fine confections and smokers' per quiSiteS at CaSSedy's.
 Druggist w. N. Noble is offering . complete line of the famous Wallace cOnfectiOnS.
 The reliable piano dealer, Joseph Brinton, has an interesting advertise ment, setting forth the pianos he sells. es 2
 A gentleman's bill book or bill fold for a birthday present is just the thing. You can get them in great variety 6t SOule'S.
The Newtown bee., 1905-03-31

Canaan joined New Milford lodge, N. E. o. F., Monday night. They stopped at the New England house over night.
 WORTHWHILE HAPPENINGS.
 Rev S. D. Woods of South Norwalk will preach here next Sunday, April 2, and regularly hereafter, health per mitting. After the first of May MT and Mrs Woods will reside at the par sonage.
 Daniel Dayton has been fitting his neighbors to glasses. He is graduate of the Jacksonian Optical college of Jackson, Mich.
 Mrs Harry Kinney has been visiting her cousins, MT and Mrs Rowsrd Payne, for few days.
 Mrs Thalia Buckingham is on the sick list.
 The poultry business has already re. ceived lively impetus from the addi. tion of 57 chickens at Mrs Walter Soule's.
The Newtown bee., 1905-03-31
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS,

Rev Dr A. D. Kneeland, secretary of the American Sabbath Protective League, of Boston, Mass, a forcible and interesting speaker, will preach at the Congregational church, Sunday, morning and evening.