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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-06-14
Spanish Cabinet RESIGNS.

Madrid, June 8. = Premier Moret
yesterday presented to the king the
resignation of the entire cabinet.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-06-14

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
Sm gannl ertrnnfen.

Der 9ei4nam bes Uii9ael JIpnn
bon Al shb gladforb Str., tDurbe
ON Montag Worgen um 6alb a1t u6r
i'm @aual weiili9 bon gladfOro Str.
qefunoen. Der poIi3ei III es bisber
NOD ni6t eslunssn, Die umfdnoe bic.
iss SOossfaass aufautldrsn.
5lpnn mar ungefdbr SIS Sabre alt
uno bate biz Samitag Na4mittag tn
Rtngan's 5lsii4padsrfabrit gearbsitst
uno felt bisisr 3sit NOR er beri9pun'
ben uno y2iemanb bat i'm mebr geIeben'
gr bate am Sonnerfag in Der borigen
Wnds isinen 2O6n ausbe3ablt erbaltsn
uno in ben Sai9en Der aleiber bes
2ei9nams waroe au9 @sIo 9efunben,
10 onb oaourcb elm 3aubmorb ausges
ialpfen uiro. ueber ben Canal tpo
Der 2si6nam gefunoen wuroe, lduft
cine giIenbabnbriide uno tpahri4ein-
LID III er In Der Na4t bon Samffag auf
Sonntng bon bsrislben in's @afer ge'
fallen uno ertruntsn. Die Seite puroe
mad Der Staot-Worgue gebra4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09

Die pOli3ei fdeint isbt ibr
Nuesnmsrt auf bic geHbsr Der S&ubs
puspldbe 3u ri6tsn, psl4e bor einiser
3sit nit osrislbsn In aonaitt eerat6sn
hnb. neil fe ihre untsrsebenrn In uns
menI4li9sr Weiis bsbanbelt batten.
gsifsrn a,rsiirte Der Beamte 6anlan
Samss gbans. 81 Sabre alt, 500 6.
SlinOis Str.. Sames @briifofulb, 46
Sabre aft, % Sho Slinois strabs,
@illiam Mentis, 35 Sabre alt, 40
Glib Sninois Strabs unb @brif.
Seutis. 81 Sabre oft, 214 Wef New
gorf Strabe, neil He am 6onntag
arbsitstsn unb baour9 ben Jeiertag
I9dnostsn.
gbp parb Norlen, "a Sabre
oft, 1902 Ai5lano abe., Sobn Beam,
% Sabre alt. 1880 Of 16. Str, be,
Heser @eorge @orf, So Sabre alt. 1917
alporb Ctr. unb Der 14idbrigs @b'
parb 8aplor, 1924 Danbes etrabe,
battsn f9 in elmer 5abrit an Der Waf,
Abs. 3u einsm @arfeIipiel eingefuns
ben. gifris uuroen bic Warfel &C.
uorfsn, nobel bic Spieler re&t bibil
unb laut purben. Der 2drm tpurb'
bon ben Blaur6den auf Der etrab'
asbbrt, msl9s bic Spieler iiberrai9ten,
Spielsr unb WhrfeI wanoerten mad
Der poli3eifation.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
Sabrsans 90.
Ser gro;sB ssssn ois SsrfaHfsr
bon gssottsrtem Tleiid BE-
sinnt Wittmoh.

ale not6uenbigsn 8orbereitungen
fnb aetroffsn tporbsn, um bic anges
tlaeten 5lsii4bdnbler, pel9e Sas
,Reius Observation-Disclosures" perleBt
baben, gu tbsrFh6ren uno gu bsltrafsn.
Staatsonpalt @tas. g. Benedict piro
Die anaetlagsn pertreten uno tpiro
ourd Sa9uerfdnoige naarpeiisn, oaB
bic in ben psrtauften Sleii6iorten GEE
funoenen Ghsmitnlisn fhr ben meni4s
Ii9sn Orgauismus f9doli9 unb gs-
fdhrli6 finb.
Der Jlsii6sr Sarrp Nasts wiro bon
ben aneetlaetsn 5lsii4bdnblern als
grfer ieinen prOseb gu bsitsbsn habsn.
Seine bon ihm enga8irten &eGtsbei-
fidnee fino Die Gnpdlte Wti6ael Rpan,
So1n &ufsls6aus uno Wf. W. Sa4'
6eloer. eein gro3eB tpiro am n1dfen
Rittwu9 CUR gsr6ano!uns aufssrufsn
tperoen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
saeas ernmahs stpptbefe.

Sn gDittenberg, propina @adien,
itdrb neuliA Der Snbaber Der grana9s
4potbefe, Qpotbefer Hi6ter.. gr mar
Elm yfa4fpmme bes 1853 beritprbsnen
beriibntten Walers uno SreunSes GU
Tiers, 2ufas Grana9. Die Granada
Ipotbefe ipur6e bon oem Meoiainer
poai4, bem eriten Heftor Der 1902
be5riinoeten unO 1917 nit Der 6o6z
f9ule gu Salle q. g. pereinisten llniz
beriitGt Wittenberg etablirt. Qufas
Granacb faufte Die Ml,otbete i'm Sabre
1920 uno er6ielt ppm &urfiirften
Jrieori6 Dem Weiien bon @a9fen, oa
er felDft nidt gpotbeter mar, oas
&e4t fein Dribilegi,ln rour1 feline
Rns4te" aus.ben gu luFen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09

susetlappt". Den SeIe9aten fonnte
biss iebod siemlid glei9galtis bleiben.
ba tn Der aaftli9en $urnbaae fur ibr
Ieibliass @obl in better Weiis gsiorgt
mar.
qm Sonntag Mbenb mar GROCER
@ommers, beRen uiele 8lippen BON Der
Snbianapolis. Delegation sladli9 um-
i9ifft tpurbsn; Mles if uohl.
Mm Wontag 8ormtttag I'm 9 ll6r
mirb bic ameits Sibung Der $agiaBung
er6ffnet tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
Suuss Tram seim9t.

Die Is Sabre alte Jrau 2eopoloins
Rurs bsrlieb am A. Suli bas Dome Of
8oob Sbepherb, on Weribian unb
Rapmono Str. unb ift ieitbem ber-
i9munbsn. Sbr Wann, Sobn 2ura
nit benz bic Trau fid Dor sinem Sabre
In @ien. Osifsrrei9. bsrbsiratbst bat.
eriu9te Die pOli3ei, naG ber 8er-
I6munOensn ;u iu6en. Srau aur3 III
isbr rsliai6s uno i6r Waun 9laubt,
baB he in iresnb Elm 2loifsr ober si
einsm Observation-Disclosures Oroen ssgan'
gen if. Die 5rau iff etne btibi&e
Glonbine uno cine geln6nuna Dirb
bem be3n6lt. Der bic ieSige aorefie Der
5rnu aura on SRI. 6. Siaoors. 6i-
ffsrs Of tbs @oOo Sbepbero. eini9idt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
Mfor6 aus Giferiadt.
Junser gteser eri4iebt feline
Sran,
W1rper 8let@ ,ta@ per Sbat
berbaftet.

Die gGe Der Senate unb Snbiana
4penue NOR geifern Nbsno etwa i'm
7:15 llbr bie Geene eines i9redli4en
gerbre9sns; Der Is Sabre alte Neger
aaron Msorton. 615 Snbiana Anenue
pobnbaft, feuerte auf feline 23idbrige
Jrau Wattie aug einem 32-falibrigen
@ebolpsr brei sdhRs ab, bic fdmmt.
lid trafeu. Die t6otli9e Uerwunoung
purbe bur9 cine bur9 bic linfe Ndfel-
b6ble in's 0er3 bringenbe 2ugel berllrs
fatt. Der Sob trat fat au9enbliG-
lid Elm.
Die auf Der strabs bsfinbli9en Jar-
bigen Som 2Ogan unb 6i prit4aro,
mel9e ben 8orsans nit anseieben BOT.
ten, tparfsn fb iofort auf ben W6rOer.
sntuaffnstsn ibn unb bielien ibn Biz
our Antunft Der &abler poli3ifen
Sun unb Mullin fsf. Sa bic f9 TO-
fort anfammeinbe srobe Deeni&en.
merge eine re9t brObsnbe 6altuns an.
nabm, T9afften bic geamten ibren @es
fangenen rod benz Spribsnbaus No.
l, bon no er our9 bic balo barauf elm.
trefenbsn 9sutnant Sanbmann unb
Sergeant Boblan bur& bic 9intertbar
nod ibrem Wagen unb bann nod Der
poltaeifation gebra9t tuuroe. tud6reno
bic mhtbsnbe Wense, bic fi9 au Der
3eit In bi9ter WaiIe bon Der Senate
aps. Bis 3ur Mi9isan etrabe anse'
iammsIt bate, unter ben &ufen:
v9dnst ibn", rS9tebt ibn tobt" bic
gorbsrtbhr gu iprengen beriu&te. grf
als ibnsn tlar tpurbs. bob ibnen bon
bsr poIi3si ein S&nippaen gei&Iagen
mar, bsruhisten fi9 bic aufgeregtsn
unb 3erffreuten fi9.
Sie Qei4e Der grmorbeten tuurbe 3us
srf nod Der fdotii9en 2ei@entammer
unb bon bort nod benz gefattunqs.
@tabIiHemsnt BON Sbelton uno Willes
gebra8t.
Sas Wutib our Sbat mar giferiudt.
Morton tpar NIT ieiner Jrau ieit ettua
ftnf Sabren berbeiratbet, lebte ieoo9
Ieit bier Wlonaten bon ibr 9etrennt.
Die 5rau f9eint bic Srennuns bur9
ibren lsidtfertisen 2ebenswanoel ber'
| i9uloet au baben. Wlorton ia9te Bel
isinem Ysrb6r in Der Station aus,
baB er ieiuer Srau oieierbaib 6fters er=
fOlslos @oritslunaen gema9t unb fie
gebeten babe, au ibm 3urtdautebrea
unb elm seorbnstss 2sben su fhbren.
@efern 9egen Abenb beoba4tete CT bie
6rau tpteberum, tpte fis nit etnem far-
bisen 3abnar3te In beRen Wobnung
berf3manb. Oils er ebenfals In bas
6aus bineingeben mrllte, icll bic gr.
moroete bie 8bhr bon innen berI4lof.
len baben. Morton faBte barauf ben
gnti9lub gum Morbe; ct tuartete, BIG
feline Grau mieber auf Der Strabe e..
i4ien uno beging bie 8bat.
9ie gltern bes M6rbers mohnen
go. 621 8rigbt.S Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09

Die %. Sasiabun9 bss Norhameri'
taniI6en Surnerbunoes wuroe am
Sonntas 8Ormittas UNI 9 ubr bur&
ben 8unossipre6er 6srrn Sermann
2isbsr srOffnst; 2O4 Sslssaten fino an'
tpeienb.
Ha9 @rpabluug fO1genosr gsamtsn
far Die Saefubuns: @rffer 9orfiber:
gmil Sb4tsr, Gbicago; 3weiter gOrs
Fbsr: Sp. Webner, Rem DOrt; @rffer
setretdr: auauif gudbul3. pittsburs;
3weiter Setrstdr: @m. s. 2ramer,
9apton. O6io, iiberrei6te Spre4er
2isbsr ben Sabresberi9t oes 9unoes=
9ororts uno bielt barauf folgenoe nit
erobem geifau aufgsnommene gns
fpra6e an Die 9eleeatsn:
Gelegaten our 22ten Sa9iabuns
lleber ben Sianb oes Norbamsritas
nii9en Surnerbunbes, nie es in bems
ielben beute ausFsbt uno tibsr bic
Sbdtigteit bss 8unoesbororts 9iebt
Sbnen leBtsrsr in isinsm biesidbrigen
Sabresberi9te ausfhbrli9en Nufi9lub
Die ffatifiiden Sabelen tpuroen NIT
GROCER SOrgfalt sulammensefelt, uno
auBsrbem esud6rt Der geridt einen
llsbstbIid tber bic @reisniile, ote R6
pdbtsnb Der lsbtsn 3mei Sabre i'm 8ur.
nsrbunbe abgeipislt baben.
6ernsr sntbdlt Der 8eriat cine Reibe
bon 0orfdldgen unb gmpfeblun9en
ieitens Sbrss Bororts, insbeioroere in
ge3ug auf ben Ausbau beg Surnlsb-
rerieminars, bic tpi4tig genu9 finh,
um fhr fie bic eauae Nufmertiomfeit
Der SasIaBung gu foroern.
Inter Der fdbigen 2eitung oes Semi.
narausi9uhss uno Der pai&taetreuen
5hbruns bss ts9niiden 2eiters, @eoree
Witti9. bat unisr Surnlebrerieminar
srmuibigsnoe Jorti9ritts asma9t unb
mir ieben fsinsn Grunb borbanbsn,
tpsshalb baRslbs ni@t In usnigsn Sab
rem au ben bsffen Seminarsn bes 2ans
beg ssma6t tperoen fann, D6ns bas
gr6bsre finan3iens Opfer n6tbis wdren,
als fe Der 8urnerbunb bisber eebra9i
bet.
Die 5eranbilbuna tt4iieer 2ebr.
trdfte bleibt fur ben Surnerbunb eine
2sbsnsfraae. fOwie cine Notbwenois-
teit fhr bic ginfti6rung. be3ishunss'
psiie bie grbaltune bes beuiihen
8urnipfems in ben 6ffentli4en S9ulen
unieres 2anbes.
Der Surnunterri9t fabt i'm ameri.
tanii6en S4ulmeien ieoen Sag feiferen
SUB. Die uor Sabren nod unseabnts
Musbrsitung bss 8urnens seist uns.
baB ss ben eneer pfao Der Wusfelaus.
bilbung bsrlaRen 6at unb if6 auf im'
mer breitersr Bafs peiterenttpidelt.
Die @edielwirfuna swiidsn einsu
seiunben unb. sstrdftiatsn 36rper uni
geiaissr 9tdtiatsit finbet bsutautaae
ni9t mebr bloBe tbeoreiii9e Mnertsn'
nune.
9lus unierem $urnle6reriemina,
mhKsn besbaib 2sbrsr bsrboraebsn
bic bsibs @ebitte DoQfdnoig bsberr
lf9sn.
9lls elm tpeitersr Sdritt, uniere Surn
Isbrsr auf Der 96be Der 3sit au baltsn
bari Der JortbilOunssfurius bsssi9ne
psrbsn, tpeI9sr In ben ud9itsn 3tps
Wo9sn In @bautauqua abaebaltsl
wiro. Die 8batfa9e, oab unsefdb
35 unierer RrsbIamen Surnlebrer fit
als Sbsllnebmer gemslbet baben, maI
als Betpeis seIten. baB Der tednifd
Iusi9ub Elm sutes prosramm fur oel
2urius aufsefe0t bat. Gol9s Sort
bilbungsturie iollten feffifebsnbe Gin
ri&tun9en bes Bunoes tperben.
i CUR gr6Hnung Der pittsburge
8asIabuna iagte Id be3hali& bes Sa
mails bsborfebenben 8unoesturufefes
nSnbianapolis III eine bon ben mil
telsroBen Stdoten, In oenen elm Surn
'fef ni9t bsri&winbet. Die etabt mi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
22. Sagiabuug
Oes decentralization Cur.
ner.Sunoes.
Sn Wetparf, N. S., bon,
SnnoeSipreGer Sieber
er0Tmet.

(Special.Oepei6e bon sS9riftwart
8eter Sderer.)
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-01

continue to suffer rather than submit
to examinations which so many physi-
clans propose in order to intelligently
treat the disease; and this is the rea-
son why SO many physicians fail to
cure female disease.
This is also the reason why thousands
upon thousands OF women are corre-
spending with Mrs Pinkham, daughter
in-law Of Lydia E. Pinkham, at Lynn,
Mass. To her they can confide every
detail of their illness, and from her
great knowledge. obtained from years
Of experience in treating female ills,
Mrs. Pinkham can advise sick women
more wisely than the local physician.
Read how Mrs. Pinkham helped Mrs T.
G. Willadsen of Manning, Ia. She writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
g can truly say that you have saved my
life, and I cannot express my gratitude In
words. Before I wrote to you telling you
how felt, had doctored for over two years
steady, and spent lots Of money in medicines
besides, but it all failed to do me any good. I
had female trouble andwould daily have faint
ing spells, backache, bearing down pains, and
my monthly periods were very irregular and
finally ceased. wrote to you for your adj
vice and received letter full of instructions
just what to do and also commenced to take
and have been restored to perfect health.
Had it not been for you would have been
in my grave to-day"
Mountains of proof establish the fact
that no medicine in the world equals
| Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for restoring women's health.
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-01
NORRIS
GRANGE NOTES.

The Mountain County Pomona will
meet in Grange hall, June 6. The
lecturer, S. E. Stockman, will give his
program in the fourth degree at 2 D.
M. Address of Welcome, w. f.
Kirchberger; Response, Rev 1. Good
enough; Instrumental Music, Miss
l. sis the present system of education
developing better educated men and
women than those of two or three
generations ago?" George F. Douglass;
Vocal Solo, Miss Peck; 2. care we
not crowding our children too fast and
neglecting the fundamental principles
of an education?" Rev G.. Goodenough;
Male Quartet, Litchtield; recitation,
James w. Allen; 3. "Why do the
young folks leave the farm?''
Charles s. Hulme; Dialogue, "Exam-
lining the School Master,'' w. f.
G. II. living; violin solo,
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-01
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Frank Taylor was visiting at the
home Of Mrs Joseph Deveaux over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Ransom DuVal and fami-
ly we're in South Kent, the guests of
his brother, George Duval.
Mrs Don Jennings and son, Roland.
were visiting at Rocky Glen, last Sun
day.
Miss Florence Dwy closed her term
of school in the West district in War
rem, the 23d.
Miss Vesta Dwy has gone to Arden
Tanners in Warren for an indefinite
time.
Nelson Dwy is about the same and
is very feeble.
A party of young people visited Ed
Fear cave at North Spectacle lake, this
wee k.
The Rhinehardts are at their cot.
tage in Kent Hollow for weeks stay
The dedication of the new barn at
Ezra Sherman's in Kent Hollow will
take place on Tuesday night, May 20
William Baum Is not as well. d.
Pendleton was called to see him.
Mrs G. G. May, who has been very IL
the past two weeks, is more comforta
BILE at this writing.
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-01

BERKsHIRn DIVISION.
New Haven-North. s.ss M, Ais. pm.
sheltonENorth, 1000 a m, 4.s7,
tevenson-North, lo.is m, $50, pm.
m sop6e 5S;1 Fl fic 81? m; +4ss
south, fle.ss N. fs.ss m.
Botsford-south for New Haven. 1o.aop
N'tcwn~korth 40, 1887 a m. Sill, $50,
So SIS, 16:14. 1922 a m; s.as. Gal p m;
HssSsleyzsss1sm %; saeaay m So
South, 6.4S. go, 1oo6. lola m. 1881.
Brookfeld Junction-North, 6.17. sos,
sa Sue ~ ss o. m s sssi 7's &c. 49, g.
eeS d ~ so sso1as S 'ss n m lis
81 scntS sss 7 se2 Pss9 I'll "a M. M 4ss s,s.
Lan @ anG SIR RiverNorth esss1s
ss LIZ SO az sso Ioo ssn say s4g r.
New Sno Mzli Fra @i s.ss, lily m, 1ss
rs sos e. Jso nj 5ss, no. s sss S 'ts'
Merwinsville-North, SIS, 1i.S9 m, s.s5, e.1s
pm; Sunday, 1G.o2. m; South, 9.17 a m, 4.ls,
k sas ri sSnns ssS 1Is M s,s ss
Sunday, 1o.1 n; South, eos am. 3.5s, 5.3i
Cornwall BridgeeNorth, 900 q. m., 1l5s. 4.os,
g F. s NJ; sSnds s Il. 81 South ~ $50 M
West Cornwali-North, els a. n, 1905 49, .s.4s
pm; Sunday ,1O.57 m; South s.44 am, f2.2O
; Sos, S:os p n; Sunday; al pm,s .os
N; Sunday, 10.46 M; South, S.36 M. 2.4o.
1853 m; Sunday. q p. m.
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-01
gRIDGEWATEk.

ITEMS FROM THE BEE sCRIBE's NOTE
BOOK.
Miss Sarah Northrop Of Danbury
spent last Sunday at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Grandson North
rop.
Mrs Edwin P. Randall and Mrs
Sherman Garfield spent Thursday
with friends in Danbury.
A. L. Conkey Of New Milford was in
town on Sunday.
First Selectman A. B. Mallette and
a number of men have been at work a
few days, this week, grading and i'm
proving the grounds around the
Town hall.
Mr. and Mrs Ethan Allen are re-
ceiving the hearty congratulations of
their friends and are entertaining a
lit tie daughter which arrived at their
home. recently
Mrs Mary Erwin Of New Milford is
spending few weeks at the home of
Mrs Ethan Allen.
DR. and Mrs Daniel Church of New
Haven arrived at their summer home
in town on Sunday.
Mrs Eli Roberts entertained on Fri
day Mrs George Sutton and Mrs Ciar-
ence Wilson of Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-01
BETHLEHEM.
A BUSINESS CHANGE.

BUSINESS CHANGE.
The store will be closed June and
for taking inventory. A. T. Minor
takes possession June l. Mr. Minor
will carry a first class stock Of goods
and will aim to give the public salts
factory service.
George Borgoyne will come down
from Bantam every week, taking or
ders for groceries.
Frank Jocket is entertaining an
uncle for few days.
L. J. Allen and William Tuttle of
Woodbury. we're at "A. 9. Lakes, last
week, and put an addition on to his
dining room.
Mrs N. L. Bloss and Mrs A. G. Lake
visited Mrs Bloss' sister at DR. Buelps
sanitarium In Litchfield, last week.
Miss Belle Thompson of Waterbury
is spending two weeks at her fathers,
J. e. .ThompSOn's.
Mrs Stephen Hayes is in South Brit
ain for a visit.
Frank Jocket is in Washington at
work at his trade.
Mrs E. N. Crane has returned from
visit in Waterbury.
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-01
1is(!e11|tqspe|S:
762.768 Chapel St.
New Haven, Conn
Fine
nnuSllnS
At Reduced
Prices.

Our semi-annual sale of fine IN
dermuslins offers a splendid op-
portunity for lovers of dainty IN
derwear to purchase a supply for
the summer at great saving. The
garments-corset covers, drawers,
skirts, gowns and chemises are the
same as we sell at any time of the
year; all generously fashioned,
carefully and daintily trimmed.
Every garment in stock is reduced
as follows:
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-01
MARKETABLE.
CRUSHED AND INJURED FINGERS.

Arthur Stone recently bad two of
his fingers crushed and Seth Taylor one
of his finger nails torn off. The acct
dents took place at different times.
Both men were handling rocks.
S. II. Clarke was home over Sunday.
Miss Lizzie DerrickSon spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Minor Warehouses;.
Miss Pierce, who has been visiting at
Mrs George Duggan's, went to New
Preston, Friday, for a visit.
Mrs S. G. Toohy has returned from
Lake Waramaug.
Mrs Bernard Peters has come to her
summer residence in this place.
Mr. Bristol and his two sons, Clarence
and Claude, with Fred Rydell, have
been in Brook field the past week, where
Mr. Bristol has charge Of bis father :
farm.
Rev T. S. Ockford expects to hold
service at Kent Hollow schoolhouse,
next Sunday t3 p. m.
Mrs Ralph Buckingham has SO far
improved in health that she is able to
sit up portions of each day.
Mrs Joseph Watson is reported to be
on the gain.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph De Vaux spent
Sunday in Sharon.
John Rydell is getting the flower
beds in and around Mrs Bernard
Peters grounds in their summer shape
and order adding much to the beauty
and attrac tiveness of our street.
The Newtown bee., 1906-06-01
SOUTHvILLE.
NEWsY NOTES.

NEWSY NOTES.
Mrs I. Smith and Mrs J. M. Ford
took business trip to Bridgeport, one
day last week.
Mrs W. o. Shepard of Naugatuck
has been spending week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Walter Bristol.
Mr. and Mrs Conney were guests of
Mr. and Mrs j. Ford, last Friday and
Saturday.
Misses Ina and Sadie Allen of New
Milford have been spending a few days
with their grandmother, Mrs J. Ford.
Robert Folliotte was home over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs H. Allen were guests of
Mr. and Mrs ]. Ford, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Carlson enter
tanned friends, last Sunday.
A. Worden is doing carpenter wor k
for Mrs Elvira Warner
Henry Bristol was a guest of his
parents, last Sunday.
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his breakfast in Bulls Bridge witt
friends.

Mr. and Mrs S. A. Walker and little
boy were guests of Mr. and Mrs E. A.
Potter over Sunday.
Mrs Peter lessen is helping to care
for A. E. Mallory, who is very poorly.
Mrs F. R. Lane and Miss Inze Urqu-
hart were in New Milford, Saturday.
William Goodsell of North Kent and
Mr. Dunn of Hartford were in the
village, Sunday. Mr. Dunn, who has
been in the Hartford Hospital for IL
wears, came home with Mr. Goodsell
and will spend few weeks with him.
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Higher priced Corset Covers,
Drawers, Gowns, Skirts and Chem
Uses, reduced in the same proper
ton.
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Henry Gill; 4. "Do farmers send their
boys to the Agricultural College as
generally as they ought? and If not,
Why not?" S. e. Stockman; Vocal So
10, Willis L. Wetmore; Defamation;
5. "Manual training in the public
schools and how to bring it about to
benefit the farmer boys" Mrs Emma
Elskine Hahn. To hear Mrs Hahn
will be one of the pleasantest parts of
the program. Her reputation is we'll
known.
Mrs L. E. Pike and son, Carlisle, of
Hartford, and Miss Mary Clark, their
niece, daughter of A. H. Clark Of East
Morris, sailed, last week, for Europe,
on the new steamer, the Kaiserin Au-
guste Victoria, OF the Hamburg
American Line.
A. H. Huntington gave himself
little recreation. last week, by going
to New York.
The veterans with their friends
held a Memorial service in the chapel
at East Morris, eSunday afternoon.
They placed the flags upon the graves,
Sunday morning, but the flowers were
placed on Memorial day morning, as
the G.. A. r. men attended services in
Litchfield, Memorial day.
Mr. living is practising music for
Chfldren's day.
Mrs Speer has gone away for few
DAYS.
Rev F. w. Fletcher gave his people
a Memorial sermon on Sunday, which
was very much appreciated by the
veterans and their friends.
Miss Emerson of Hartford is guest
OF Miss Farnham.
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BULLS BRIDGE,

GENIAL JEROME AN EARLY BIRD.
Jerome F. Gibbs Of Kent took an
early morning ride, Saturday, eating
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WARREN
CHURCH NOTES.

uduy WClC Unsupported u~uUU cDJOy-
ing the anticipated sermon and ser
vices of Memorial day. The preacher
was there and only ten hearers.
Edwards Case, wife and daughter,
Dorothy, from New Britain, were
guests at her fathers, Harley Perkins,
over Sunday.
George Gilbert was arrested for nom
support of his wife and brought to the
Town hall for trial before Justice D.
Strong on Friday. The case was ad-
journed one week to obtain counsel
Herbert Swift and family were at
the Swift homestead over Sunday and
Monday.
A. B. Camp attended the installa-
tion at North Cornwall, last Tuesday.
Edward Carter from Torrington was
calling on friends in town, Monday.
A. B. Camp purchased a drove of
young cattle of Mr. Cochrane of Corn
wall Bridge on Friday.
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BOTsFORD TO BRIDGEPORT.

Botsford-North, 7.s2, 1929, m, SOB,
soath ~ 7og 81 ri s io m e s4s e. s NJ Sun
day GIL p M.
See Botsford above.
m; Sunday, s.54 a m; South, 7.13, $50 1881 a
M, 3.57, 100 m !; Sunday, $40 m.
Long Hill-North, f7.16, 1908, a m, 4.46
6I m; Sunday, fs.4s m; South ri, s37,
1896 a N, 4;o2, 7.O6 p N; Sunday, 6.27 p m.
Trumbull. North. flo. 1857, N, 40,
1o;41 a m 4.07, ri m; Sunday, 1888 p m.
Bridgeport-North, SIS, s.4s, a m, 4:sa,
a m. 1852 4.so. rs m: Sunday, Gas D. m.
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EAST J! KENT.
EZRA SHERMAN INJURED.

Ezra Sherman was hurt quite badly
by having a tree fall on him. His sor,
Elmer, also met with an accident in
the saw mill. Both are doing WELL
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