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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
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freo trennte. tebrte er ungefdbr na9
berIelben Gegsn0 suriid, in Der CT
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Sheile ber Dprotbesn Strabe ndmli4,
Der ii9 SptIden Der Briebriue Stra6e
unb elmer jereI Quelitraben befinbet,
bic nit bieIer 8 uptf9IasaOer 8erlins
parallel laufeI
On Der q ttisrtIingsl zines Der
9daIer in bteier Str1be I6sute Der
9ottpr 8rsiterielO unb tputbe einges
laiIen. aGdOsn ibn Der gortisf pur6
cine Defining in Der G6iir nit einein
fliidtigen Bid gemuitert.
ST Der Serr @ruf gu 9auIe2 fruste
8reiteRfelo.
Sd CLAUDE pobt, antpprtete Der
4urtier. 8eitimnt fam i'd es nidt
iugen.
8rettenfelo gtrg our1 bds 8or6erz
balts unb bur6!Gritt ben reiuli6en,
iiiuen, gspflditerten Sof, Der rings BON
9ebduben umI@loTen mar. Sin
8ur9gano fiibrte bur1 zines bteIer
@ebGuDe in einen @orten nit Boteu
9Gumsn uub monnt9fdltigen @nlas
gen. Sn bieIem Garten lag Elm !SalS
BON neuerer 8auart, trobSem aber BON
5eltfdmem Ausieben. IS glid) mebr
einem Slurme, ais einem 9duie, bsnn
Bel elmer 906e bon bier Stpdlperten
Bate es taum cine 8reite BON bret
Senitern. llrlptiingIib mar es errt9.
tet porScu, I'm bic WaHertunt gu
tutben, bic Iidb i'm @arten Dsfano.
Ter jeBige 9err absr, @raf MitfeIm
9afelftein, Edtte Is umbauen uno els
gems fir feline 3pede einri9ieu laiieB.
SIS oiente Sibm ais 3uflu4ts Ttdtte,
rsnn er ALIEN iein ippllte. @on bic
fen Saufe - gspDbnli9 Der @arien>
tturm genannt ~ iibrte audi jener
@uSsang mad Yer @eorsen StraBe,
Inb 5par but9 cine pforte in Der
@artenmauer, bic it9 bis gu jener
Strabe bin3pg.
9rettenfslb pp6ts an bic Sbir i'm
grbge9pB pes 59urmes uno uannte
feinen Rdmen, ais er bDrte, Dab man
i'm Snrern fruse, irer 6a iei. Sin
alter Diener Dftaete inn unO lieb i'm
eintreten.
Sbsn ange!anst, ndberte er f@
elmer i60neR aug GiIenbpl3 geI9nlba
ten 5Pir uEb t!ppf'9 al, Sire hstpe
@timme rief terein unO Der 4r5t trat
In Elm 3immer, Dds mt allem etoenIs
li6en 2urus Oes jebi9en unO Des Dsrs
adngsnen SabrbuBoerts ausgeItattet
.fpar.
Snmitten bielss 2nrus fab in einem
rotben 5dmmets 6auteuil elm alter
Mann bon mittIerer @rDbs, in eintn
fptiten tiir;iIGen @9lafrod esbiilt.
her feline Sigur Dsrbarg lnb MIR fem
blaHes, run3elpOlIss @eitdt lnb ben
fat tnblen aopi freilieB.
0pP Sic bsr Ssnier. 9Ottor! risi
er. SIR SranI bat mir psnig geboI'
fen. SD 1abs bic san3e gta9t teir
9luse Susetbdr!
@reitenfslb battle cine tiefe 8erbet'
auf,a aema1t, Sut unD Stod bel Geits
esftsIE NIB antpprtsts nidt Ioslei6.
Sos Eebt mid ni1t in Grftduntn,
benn i'd febe Sic INNER nod bel ber
alien Bs[6GTtisuns! fdstc tr isBt.
@eaen fplte usbeI btlft feline Mebisin,
: Setr @rdfl
Gbsr sic inb G9nlb barunl ant.
fportete ibm Der Graf bulb befttg, BALI
IaGsnb. Mer bat mid Suerit cuf boS
MlGbet dufmertldm sema&tg sic,
msin Sbeuerfter!
4 (5OrtTesuns fOIst)
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
Mfefiaer MoIienf@a.

q teftger Molten d a :
Ter. Die Singer Manufacturing
60" bat 5sm @aaamt In Qeip 9prt
9lGae Fiir Elm 8ieIengebdube eintragen
laffer, oas INT 200 bis 300 Sub hOs
her Ietn piro, cIS allie bisGeriger @ols
ignIddber, uno nod eitpd 40 SUP 60.
her ais has @uTbington : Morumentl
6rin G9urm nirb 40 Stodnerte ents
6aIten, unaeredraet bic Gttppel. Gins
bertbdlb MliIlionen Dollars Ipll bieIer
,ba6pIoniI6sT 8du toiteu.
Die Sd6atgbdnblsr in Sdnes
billie, Mis., Tinb aarap, StatiItiten gu
fdmmsIn unb 3urommsn5uItelIen, lin
ben S@d6en su berr6utn, pel6er ben
4flou3cyn bdrdus ernahien ipiirbs,
tpenn Sie @~infubrftsuer auf Sabat aus
hen pbilippiren rebnSisrt piirbe. 5nls
DE StotiItten iinS bon Genator
Spooner BON benz @ttretGr Slider BON
Der Sobdccp 9roipers & 8upers llnion
berlangt poroen.
untrreiater Qutomps
Retorb. 9et einem iiingIt
IN Gloriba obgsbultenen automobils
rennen Bot Elm @utompbiIift Bic M.iIe
nit Der unetbeuren @eI@ptnbigtsit
bon % 1s5 Sstuuben s~uriidssIegt.
Gsint Moidine ls9ts bsmno9 in isOer
Ssfunbs 1873 SUB auriid. gs III bic
ar0Bts @si9pinbisteit, bic i BON elmer
iid olf 3Gbern forfbtpsssnbsn Mls
I9ine stmuht tuorben III.
Qdnbpertuu I.
Sn Der glGbs BON Hebrostd 9Th fpurbe
bic pstsr Spbnfpn Sorm pergung.ne
8o6e fir 10000 Dollars ~psrtouft.
Der aaufpreis fir einsn 2tder bstrG9t
bemnan 200 Dollars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

Gfttbsr. o.: Sbt gibt "a
ober i&rsdIi9 bel Ronturiti g.: SG
BITE 2sut. pOlen sbsH gur 5u fnnsl
reid pstDsa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
@tuBisnfssr.

Sunts: .5riB6en, SribGen. gusr
&o6rftpd iiebt dber fart eebrdu6t
aug" 6rib9en Gldsli6): .a9,
Eunte. i'd tDerbe eben iebr beftig sr5os
gen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
dhdmberlatn's Rufsn 1fleSi,in
bilft Ole r1otur.
pttaaAn

A ~
ReOiainen, bic bic 9otur belfeu.
limb INNER am UirIlnmten. Cham.
b%erlnin's Sufteu.M ebisiu honbeIt
rod DtsIem glnne. Sic h6It Ben
Sulien suriid 100 ben Nuslunrf un6
bilft BITE Rotnr, bas Spfiem IL eineu
aeiunber aahnnb MISREPRESENTATION
sic u iiter eiuer aroben Shsif Der
.cipilifrteu Eslt tbrgr pnlddbbnreh
@ipenihofter tuepen bernhntt
lenbe habeH ibren hDben mert ia
lseupt @ie tlrsi pteen isbs snIo.
IQe, oob cine GrIdItune ia einr Sun.
asnentsaNbune lbereebt. Anm Vsgr.
iaHi bel Mniter DrDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

Die ueuefe .cS pipa : S6ee":
Cine Sill, peld)e &si5te perpTli6tet, in
Fdilen ucn. boffnuus5loIen Gruntbeitss
fallen ODER unbeilbnrcr Sbiotismu5 II.
'tgl. Dem 9ebsn Der unbeilboren elm
IGnoe al MAIDEN. Gin Or. Gre9orp
lat ben @cIeBentparT eings6rudt, nit
Der 8esriinoung. Sab bns, mas
|bisBer in grp BEN 0ofpitGs
Tern bereits qetbon purbe,
aeTesfi9 Ionttioniert Usrosn IolIe. Die
IOeies9cter SoDa's rerSen Ii6 pobl
Isrit nod beiinnen, Die @rsgorD : Bill
gut5ufeiBen. 0o9 TAB iolds 8orlu'
gen iiberbaupt ouTt1ud2n. 6eipsiIf in
tuel8er &ihiung IiG bet Geutgeiit Der
Mlobsrm bepcgt. asnn3ei8nen6 fin
die GnIdumnQen. tis bsute gang unt
gibe, lit aud bic 8cgrinoung. nit ber
cine 3situng beg Ofens oisIe .Sopo
Soee" Suriidpeiit: pei III erer
8 u It Gnoen biebe oos, benz 8erbre.
den 3biir uno 9bor GlFusn." 4rin.
SipielI bat man eiaeniIia ui6ts gegsr
tins Iolde MdBregsl ein5uipenSeu
ober man bs3lpeifelt, bob lid BE.
u n{eren 3u # Gnbeu" bic Goal
put anIdiIen tpiiroe. Dab es eiu Sc.
bot giebt: On ioltit nibt t6teu", gs
inert iolde Geiltsr sbepiopenig pie ii.
nen @ilben. Der ben alien Batter obs,
Elm fdpGdli9es &inb aug Der Bet
liGaffen mill.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
aatontld.

Baron: 30. Utter, Sds 9uIper
habt Sbr aud ridt erFunbenE W.
Sreiber: .aber empFunbsn. Serr 8a.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
The Cause Of Many
Sudden Deaths.

.ddneys themselves break down and waste
away cell by cell
Bladder troubles most always resultfrom
a arrangement Of the Kidneys and a cure e
obtained quickest by a proper treatment Of
the kidneys. II you are feeling badly you
can make no mistake by taking DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney liver and
bladder remedy.
ltcorrects inability to hold urine andscald-
Ing pain in passing II. and oVercomes that
unpleasant necessity Of being compelled 10
90 often during the day, and TO get up many
lines during the night, The mild and the
extraordinary effect Of Swamp Root Is soon
realized. II stands the highest fer lis won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
Swamp Root Is pleasant 10 take and sold
by all druggists In fifty-cent and one dollar
sized bottles. Youmay fEN
have a sample bottle Of G Msaf77 IA
this wonderful new dis
coyery and a book that LgsS
tells all about II, b;th Home Of swanpHRoot.
s%entfree by mail. Address Or. Kilrher&Co,
~singhamton, N. ~. When writing mention
re1ding this generous offer In this parer.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp Rooi, Or. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, andihe address, Binghamton.
N. Y. on every bottle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

4us porto Rtco tommen
i6tpere antlagen gegsn bic oprtige
@~erpaltuna. Das ameritaniia Be
omtentbun foil our9 uno our6 tors
rupt ieiu. Wlan bsbuuptet aeraoe3u.
BOB 9erpillisungen fir 0ffentIi9s
3tpede in bic S1T6en BON dmtritdnis
Iden 8eamtsn flisben; bag 0fFsrtlide
Standardization fir prioatt 3rete be-
nlbt Deroen unb in 6olse oeiien Iiies
t6e fir 0ffentltde 3pede be5dblt ruers
hen muB; baB unfGbigt Beanie ans
aeIteIlt psroen, nie iiberbaupt Elm
giinitIingsfueien in allen 3pstgen Der
@ertpaltung ipabrnebmbur lit. Da duf
iener Snlcl dnidiiige 4merttaner bic
gntldgen bsIiGtigen, 10 piro boffents
Ii9 Der SpngreB. ipe5iell bds &omite
fir tolonidle 4n9eIsgenbeiten, bic Be
fdulbigungen genau p~riifen. @amit
iollte ss lber nidt fem 8epenben bds
ben. Ollie ipeitetn geI1peroen iiber
fdledte omsritaniide @srfpaltuna luis
fen fid bsfcitiasn, in6em man ben Be-
rpbnsrn prn 9ortp Gico bic @srtpols
tung Der Smell pDlls iiberldbt. Sc III
niHt erit5iIia. pdtum bds niht ees
ftebsn Iollts. Die SntsreIien Der Ser.
Staten duf Der Smell limb lsbigIi4
miIit6rifdtr Dirt unb DieIe toHnen
burd cine @arnifpn gunbsstruppsn
.sei6ibt iptrben. 2luf ieben Sal ipII!e
bic 9ontrOIIs ,iiber bic Hegierung Der
SnfeI iid duf sinsn bonn 9rGiibsutsn
ernanntsn @oupernsur bei9rGnten,
Ter bon Der bon benz @olfe esrdblt.n
.@efeBgsbans t%OntrOIIirt piro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

lteber Gifsnpu9sr" tIust man
in SsFsrrei6. 90 i9rstbt Die mite
nfr Rti9spoF:
Die GiIsntDnies IinS nit ibrer
DipiOenoe nod
niGt s~uFritben. Die Sanbslsbertrist
fiaD obsslhIoffeu, fqs Rdttell lit ere
neaert. alio lam bic 9reisitei9erei
tpisoer !Os9sben. 8orssItern purbe
In elmer oemsinInmen Gibuns ber
DFerrtidif9 unaorii6sn GiIsnfperie
cine particle grbDbung Der giienpreiie
bsIdIpYien unb 3ipdr db eeItsrn fir
@tchbIsGe nm 1.5 Krone, fur TrGger
! 4rpre. Mud fit Gtob.ifsn IoIl
in nG6Ftt 3tit cine grbObune ber
prttfe IN ausfi&t gsuommsu fsin.
Gibt Is bsnn tein WlitttI mtbr. bic
BsO5lisrpns BON bisisE auSpu@sruHs
.su fGatsnIs
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-06-02
AMBIDEXTER INSTITUTE.

Next week will be the gala week
for the Ambidexter Institute. The
President, officers, faculty, students and
the fifth anniversary in prayers, songs
and orations. A large tent will be pro-
vided to accommodate the patrons.
From beginning to end the program
savorS of success.
Sunday, June 3, at p. M, Rev. E.
B. Rogers, of the Central Baptist
church, will preach the baccalaureate
sermon, and at 7:3O Rev. G. H. McDan-
iel, D. D., the founder and president of
the Institute, will preach the ami
versary sermon.
On Monday night, June 4th, at s
o'clock, the Primary Department, Miss
Ida Timberlick, teacher, will render a
very interesting program. Tuesday
night, June 5th, at o'clock, the In
termediate Department, Mr.. B. M.
Jones, teacher, will entertain, after
which they will give their annual ban
quet.
Wednesday night, June 9Th, at 8
o'clock, commencement exercises. Hon.
G. w. Murray will deliver an address
on this occasion. The Institute Band,
under the direction of Mr.. H. Sallie.
will furnish music. 1t is our duty as
lovers of our race to visit these exer-
cises Rev. G. H. Mcdaniel, D. D., de-
serves much credit for starting so
worthy an institution.
Lend this occasion your presence and
make this anniversary notable event
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-06-02
THE FORUM
he Shield.

On her right, 1 discover the shield,
which is thrown around each and
every member that their conduct
merits the protection of the order.
The Ocean.
At the rear is a representation of
the ocean, and in the far distance we
discover ship, indicating that in the
near future this order will be organ
lied in every country on the globe by
men and women, that the same blood
will pass through their veins which
now passes through ours.
Mercy.
On the left stands Mercy with arms
extended, showing that she is merciful
to all appeal and that their applica-
ton will receive prompt and due con-
sideration.
Truth.
Truth is represented by the great
light Holy Bible, the guide of civiliza-
ton, and is the divine attribute of this
great and merciful order.
The Grave.
The last, but not the least, is the
grave, which reminds you and l that
we must sooner or later drink of the
to that grand lodge above, where once
borne, no traveller has ever returned.
But we have one consolation In the
last moments, when we are racked with
pain and misery, we behold our sisters
surrounding the dying couch, admins
tering to our wants and making our
last hours on earth that of peace, hap
piness and good will.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-06-02
Springiield's Futurity.

The future of Springfield is
bright-her glores are shlni, g
forth like a star of Bethlehem,
guild ng the people from ali points
to Springfield. Let US behold
that star, and interpret it's radi-
ant rays-what is the meaning?
Why the meaning is prepare. get
ready, buy property, save money
learn some trade. Don't think
because you have job, at a hotel
or restaurant, your peace, calling
and election is sure; the idea is
absurd. Go into business for
yourself. this is a commercial
age, this an age of the survival
of the fittest and every tub must
set on is own bottC M.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-06-02
The i. B. F.
And S. N. is

Hon. w. T. Scott in delivering the
historical sketch of the order of u. B.
f. and S. M. T., before Fred Douglas
Lodge st. Mary's and Home Sweet
Home Temple, at their annual sermon
at New Hope church, May q, 1906,
said in part
Most Worthy Grand Master, Worthy
Processes, Members, Ladies and
Gentlemen:
Il assure you that it affords me no
small degree of pleasure to appear be-
fore you on this important OCCASION
and entertain you for q short time and
give you sketch of the history and
symbolic teachings of our beautiful
order.
THE order of u. B. F. and S. M. T.
was instituted August 1, 1861, in Louis
vile, KY, by the following progressive
and intelligent coored men: Marshall
W. Taylor, William N. Hazelton, Chas
3. Morgan, w. H. Lawson, W. T. Lewis
and others. With that combination the
organization was effected, known as the
U. b. f. and Sisters of the Mysterious
Ten, whose object was to advance be-
neVolence, create a system of harmony
and friendship. Not the empty title
OF friend, but friends in need and
friends indeed. To alleviate the suf-
fer1ngs of the distressed, care for the
widows and orphans, visit the sick.
bury the dead and protect the sisters
or the Mysterious Ten. Our whole OBJ
Ject is to make its members better men
and women. To inculcate charity and
brotherly love toward himself. his
family, his sisters, his country and his
God
our order is no political associa-
ton. We are taught as united Broth
ers of Friendship and Sisters of the
mysterious Ten to be subservient to
the powers that be, and obey strictly
the laws; yet we give no political
pledges; we are bound by our obliga-
lions to perform all the duties which
can De required of a good citizen, and
a violation of any of those laws. if
proven against a member of our fra
ternity, will subject him to Immediate
expulsion from our Society. 1t de-
mands no obligation which would. in
the slightest degree, violate a mans
duty to his God his country, his neigh
Dor or his family. 1t exacts no per-
ilous vows which would implicate his
realty to his spiritual persuasions. for
IL comprehends and embraces men of
every creed, sect and religious denom-
NATION. 1t repudiates infidelity.
The growth of our order is wonder
1ul. From small band in 1861 to a
membership of 100000 today, in good
standing. And allow me to saw that
the Sisters of the Mysterious Ten is
the largest colored female society on
the face of the globe, and stands second
to none in intelligence.
EMBLEMS APPLIED.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-06-02
Sunlight Social Circle.

Owing to last Wednesday be
ing d coratlon Day, the circle
did not meet but as the a range
m nts were previously made,
The pub c is invited to attend the
moonlight picnic to be given at
the residence of Mrs. Page next
Wednesday night on E. Mason.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-06-02
EMBLEMS APPLIED.
The Triangle.

Ihe triangle represents the principal
virtues OF our order, namely, justice.
mercy and truth. 1t also implies unity.
love and friendship. United we stand.
divided we fall"
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-06-02
The African Eagle.

Inc eagle is an emblem in this order
ana represents a watchful eve. And
every member represents the eve of an
eagle l imagine | see him now. com
ing from the low valleys and ascend
ing TO the highest pinnacle where he
mas opportunity to inspect the craft and
see that there are no intrusions or in
Vaslons to disturb the peace and har-
mony of the order, except that noble
contention and emulation of who can
pest work and best agree You will
1lnd the Fred Douglas Lodge. ST
Mary's and Home Sweet Home Temnle
carrying out that example.
Justice.
We behold justice with her scalas
posing, preparing to deal iustlv with
all mankind, but more particularly with
that of brother or sister.
The Sword
In her left hand she holds the sword
which is emblematic of her high mower
that justice will be demanded for all
members of the order of U. r F. and
> M. T. And the valiant and mag
unanimous knights have promised ever
TO unshield their swords. only in de-
tense or innocent maidens, worthy
IS and members of the Mysterious
Zen foughout the universe.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27
in Northampton, Mass, for many
years past.


How William Sharp loved Sicily!
His enthusiasm and vivid word pic
lures gave most readers of his paper on
''The Garden of the Sun, in the March
Century, a new and alluring concep-
tiOn of rather familiar land. The
second installment Of these route notes
in Sicily, to appear in the May Cen
tury, will give sIill more intimate
acquaintance with this island of beau
ty and inexhaustible interests. ''It is
to TaOrmina, however," the English
writer sums up his tale Of journeyings
said and done, that one returns to as
the Ioveliest goal in Sicily. Here the
worlds meet, and in eternal beauty.
Here we may truly feel the soul
Of Sicily, the soul Of Italy, the soul Of
Greece aspirit, presence, q
Past that is the Present, a Present
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27

of South Glastonbury, have been
spending few days here, the guests
Of Miss Ann Blackman.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27

This is the latest portrait of George
w. Gable, the popular writer, and
founder of the Home Culture Clubs
designed to promote more cordial rela-
tions between divergent ranks of Socl-
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27

Donald Carmichael Of Toms River,
N. j., was a guest of DR. Gale over
Sunday
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27

Miss Elizabeth Shepard and Miss
Jennie Roberts returned to New York
City, Saturday, after stay Of a few
days on Shepard hill.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27

Mr. and Mrs Herbert S. Clarke and
son of Brooklyn are guests OF Mr. anc
Mrs Robert Clarke in Hawleyville.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27
Home Baking
ROYAL
Baking Powder

The United States Agricultural Department
has issued land circu1ates free) valuable report
giving the results Of elaborate experiments made
by and under the direction of the Department,
which show the great saving from baking at home,
as compared with cost of buying at the bakers.
Anbread, cake, biscuit cru1lers etc., are very much
fresher, cleaner, cheaper and more wholesome when
made at home with Royal Baking Powder.
ROYAL CO,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27

Miss Agnes E. Platt gives an elocu'
tionary program this Thursday even
ing in the Calvary Baptist church,
New Haven.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27

Master Andrew Smith of Bridgeport
passed Saturday in town, the guest Of
Phillips Morris. AS result of trout
ing expedition the young man got a
string of IL shining beauties.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27

Mrs G. w. Dayton has been granted
a widows pension of So month. The
pension was secured through the agen-
cy of Pension Attorney N. H. Root OF
New Milford
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27

Wedding rings and gifts are the kind
of articles we are showing at this sea-
son. Can we not interest you in a ring
or some gift to a friend?-[ Reid &
Todd, jewellers, 1854 Main street,
Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27

Brief and interesting exercises we're
held at the opening of the session of
the Sunday school at the Congrega-
tional church, Sunday. Miss Mabel
Morris read an Easter story and Rev
Mr. Danforth gave brief address.
Easter cards we're distributed to the
members of the Sunday school by the
Superintendent.
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TOWN TOPICS.
REV hOYTS FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.
FLORIDA CHURCH WHICH HAS MET
WITH WONDERFUL SUCCESS.

WITH WONDERFUL SUCCESS.
On Sunday, April 1, the fifth ami
versary of the pastorate of Rev
J. p. Hoyt of the COngrega-
tional church was celebrated by ap-
propriate services. Mr. Hoyt, though
i'll, preached both morning and even
ing, taking as his text In the morning,
"Hitherto hath the Lord helped US, >.
the the living God." The history Of the
local church and the work it has &C.
complished were covered In his able
diScOurSeS.
Mr. Hoyt assumed the pastorate of
the church on April l. 1901, and under
his care it has been butt up into one
of the strongest Congregational
churches in the South. The church
has received 143 new members of
which number 30 were received dur
ing the past year.
An Important event, last Sunday,
also was the payment Of $3.50, the last
payment on the big pipe organ. This
organ was sold to the church by +. h.
TOmlinson at only about half it's orig
inal cost.
The church is now in excellent con-
dition. A fine parsonage and a large
church building are all it's own In ad
dition to the large pipe organ which Is
valued at several Thousand dollars.
During the five years over 1000 has
been contributed to the church for
various causes, besides the regular
church expenses. The pastor and
membership are both to be cOngratu.
lated upon the wonderful success and
advancement of the inStitutiOn.-[St
Petersburg (Fla.) Times
The wretched condition of the town
roads is a matter OF general comment.
1t is now up to Selectman Blackman
to get the road men and contractors
at work AT ONCE. Why walt till
the middle of the summer before put
ting the roads in decent shape for
travel? The roads have come through
the winter in bad shape. The heavy
| rains have washed and secured them
badly in places.
Mr. and Mrs William Nichols enter
tained a number of friends at their
home, last week Tuesday evening
Games and music were enjoyed during
the evening, after which refreshments
we're served.
L. O Judd, who has been living in
the Burton Sherman place near Bots
| ford for several months, moved bis
family to East Canaan, last Saturday.
The work upon the temporary tres
tie, which will carry the tracks of the
Highland division Of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad
over the Harlem railroad tracks at
Towners, N. Y, while the new iron
bridge is being put in position, is pro-
crossing favorably and within 10 days
or two weeks the traffic will be sent
across the trestle and work upon the
bridge will be begun. Bridge Super
visor Peter Crosby and his men are
still at work aG TOwners. Danbury
! News.
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Miss Ruth Mcleod of Prince Ed
ward Island is visiting her sister, Mrs
f. J. Gale.
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Michael Heating has bought 23 acres
of land lying east Of tue rail- DAD track
of John Keating
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Methodist Church, Sandy Hook.
Erected About 1850.

the May Century. Mr. Cable IS Of
Southern birth, but his home has beer