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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-06-14

A French family has recently had
its fortunes restored In 4 way TO sux'
sest story telling They vess wretch
cdiy pcoQ. sesisns css possession aftsr
another IN order to live. One dsy the
mother. In moving an old dssk OF her
xre4trrsndfssbsr came upon an old
book. between the pages Of which was
a stamp Of the Island Of Maurice II
fsz7.
A traveller stopping to rest In the
coftsrs one day saw this stamp. which
a boy was sticking to q home made en-
,siops. playing ''pcstonics" with III
tie friend. This traveller Il man OF
wealth and q collector Of curioO saw
that IL was VERY rare. In truth. there
were but two others in exisssnee. one
bslon gins to the King Of England and
one 10 the Cxar Of Russia. He told the
family Of their treasure. and II was
through his interest and srestions that
the stamp was subsequently, sold for
$500.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-06-14

wheels. he appeared with them at
assk~d bali given By Mrs.. Cornslys'
ia csriisis House Soho. He vas duly
invited 70 display bis skill Having
put on the skates he took violin and
began vhiriing sbost to sis own
music. One thing be had not studied
however. and that vas how to ruids
himself and to stop quickly. and ths
result vas that before the performances
had lasted vsry long be dashed into an
imnsnss mirror valued al $500.
smashed his n1dls 20 bsts. and ssrseus-
LIZ injured himself That appears to
have dsmpensd the spirit Of inventors.
for We hear nothing Of other wheel
,kstss for nearly half century.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

8riftenoom o9 9ultur.
8 5tu0snterbiemme bolot 4rofes-
Tor Qmmunofen oen %. DARTS om
9lftenen ct inoleoenoe 5oreorag ON
asrifteaoom % &ultur / 9IotiO og
91utio".
salsrsn uOpitlsoe. 6oao auItur
er d betoneoe nens 10 Sioer: Den
matsrieqe % otn bumdne aultur;
naar 5alen er ON Den iiofte, er set
napnliQ 9ioergenierne bier fig mel
lem en- triItelig og n itteztriiteIig
2ipsdnItuelie.
Tor Den autite @er0sn itp0 &ri=
ftepoommen ION tulturfienoIf; men
Den pdr / in 5remtraoen life for
onleoiqet til at tage Sitting til oe
fultareae Spergsmual.
9altren tom Der in0 paa SeIu
eaet Snn paa Menneitet, bets 9eroi
/ Gu0s Zine og uenoelige l1OOit=
Iinesmuli96eO; iarIig De Opbt iunt=
ne tog ban fig at; ban pioite, At
Gpaoeu par @ariug til al lllptte,
og Den piloe ban fjerne pe6 at ill
peie5rinae Ct @uosfor6olo. Oct er
otto oct. ban tiiTigter; oerimoo bar
bar itfe p|oiitipt uotalt fig On Sui
turar6ejos. 6paO oerimoo qauIus
bar.
4utioen er / mango 5enieenoer
fiast anoerleoes emo 0lotioen; men
bDilten anoen Magt formaar at er=
fate aeligionen, og 6Oilten ReIi=
gion tan ION foncentreren0e Magt
e~ritatte 8riitenOommen2 aun Rriz
ftenoommen fan gipe Qerionlig6ez
Den i'm ieIpitan0ige 9aroi.
glaar 5alen sr ON 5orening uF
ariitenoom og aultur. oa fan ari=
%ftenoommen life opgipe BET for oen
laresne uoen at ta6e I'm Strait.
5oreoraget pda6grtes at en- meget
talris 5oriamling. Eli 8istus=
fionsn bar uOiteot en- Ratfe Snobpz
oeli.r, ION bar mootagen 81. 4. at
4rpf. S6arling, 6orf. Sobs. Sor=
genisn. 9rof. Sacobien 0. f.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17
A. e. & co.
Gm i'm M nbgaue Of Siblen
/ SommefOrmat meo
latinlfe Upper.

Si gnIter at benle6s OpmRrf-
IOmbe0en paa cit M uogane af
8iblen COMMENCEMENT me0 latinIte
31per, Stgrrelie SKI CONNER %
IA Gomme tpt, trpft paa tint Bas
pir meo mango bellioi9e 5auitra-
tiOner 9Oot uofgrt. Oct gamle &c
itamente er efter ben ny Oneriet-
telie. 8inoet er meget imagfulbt
meo Joriirin9 Og @ulotrgf, 2eoer.
Onerfalosbino meo afrunbeoe 6jgr.
ner og li9ner en- FIN en9elit 8ibel.
8iblen er meo @nlbInit, run0e
.6jgrner o9 tDoelis 9rpf. Den er
leroeles pasienoe lom en- @aoe til
aonfrmanoer. Der er gDb 8labs
til at paatrptfe 0aon | Sub. BIB
len er me9et biai9, oa ben i9lgea
for s1.75. Napn l0c efStra. Bor.
Ofrit tillenot
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE,
BLAIR. NEBR
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17
9afteIfesm p0ernes
SIutnina.

Senoag bitten oen /. Qpril al.
iluttsOes @atteliesmsoerne / aonz
c%ertpaleet. Der bar life 9laos for
De mango. Der bar meot.
ara Il. September 1905 til I.
@pril 1906. T~triper Str. 8g6l."
bar @3ffelfesmpoerne nu naiten
ndf5vuot oerst forfeit paa forfteQtqe
Steoer / 6o0eoitaoen, % NANCE er
0s. Der latter @uo for ben gelTgz
nelis. Der gennem oisie Me0er er
bleDsn entelte Menneiter, 6ele 500
reoitd0en og bels bort Qdno til Del.
10 fra 5ortGGinqen ON. 6borIs.
6es 5relieren fenOte fine 0iIciple 10
for At fiuoe en- Gal, bbor ban funOe
bOloe 4aooere meo Dem. retfe6s gaft.
6ibiger Spsrgsmaalet til Sc en-
telte uer Der qlaos for Sefus boz
big?4
Qaitor Molerup mane6e Mennss
tier til At tage imo0 Qioef / @uo "a
ifelne meQem, 6pa6 ser bar ian6 Ga
folff 5soe for set %aan6elios Qio,
iamt ratte QiOets BRIO til ANDRE.
61os Oct o~irfelis bar 9ipefs 8rs6,
Der taiteoes no, Itutoe Mennefte6isr=
ter not BRACES til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

4nbof0t 5uifnsr. Stori
.Gbed georageri. - en 18sadriq
aontoriit. S%ergenien, Der BAR anIut
Dos 9inbanolerFrmaet arum6ad.
aeben6don, bleO agr6aq Den 81.
Uiarts anbolot I 5ar6 me0 at at.
rejie til uolanoet 81. 1890.
Den unge W}ono ha06e ON U2or-
genen tilpenot fig 8 G6efbIantetter
cg unoeritreoet 0en enc at Dem meo
9ireftererne for Mafinfabrifteu
aQtlas" Qaone. Gbeten. Der loo
pda 1000 Sr.. 6oooe ban faast om>
fat bos 9etselererfrmae 5rier pou
5sibroplaos. Men FORT en- Zine
opoageoes ge0rdqeriet / 6are
~oels6anten, bOor Gbeten par blepcn
inoienot, og Der iaa man itrats, al
zen lite biorsrte fra 5a6ritfen at
men fra ginbanoerfrmaet
&rum6ad.
paa geien fra Sernbaneftationeu,
ban bleo af6entet at en- at per
ionalet ira g2ttla5", gioroe ban 5ors
jig paa at flDgie. GH bofbiom
Ramp opitoo. UNDER 6biltm qubli=
tum flere @ange gjoroe 1iagb til
at befri 8e0ragereH; eHoeIig tom 30
litiet bog til, og fan bleo aH6olat.
@eo 9iiitatiorsn fauotes sSgrgsnz
ZEN / geiiooelie af 13-14Do0 ar.
/ aontanter og ~QuoisHingtr paz
fremme0e Banter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

81 Menneite inoebr9nOt.
Zen /. Qpril I'm Morgenen neo=
6ranote rig. rStipe 5oltebloo" ct
6u5 oeo 0pisIeO Station. 6uist par
6e5oet At to Qrbeioerfamilier, oer
reooeoe iig / oct bIotte 9inneo. unoer
granoen falot Der pluoielig noget
tungt 5ennem 2pftet; BET blite ig
at pare et fortu1et Gig. ~antageli9
en- Mlanosperion. Der ON 9atten
9apoe bantet pad 9uoerne / 6uiet,
men lite BAL bleDen luffet mo. W1an
iormooer nj, 1T ban er CADET OBJ
paa 9ottet. boor ban iaa al 9anbdre
bar ituffet Sin paa. 0a Iamtioig
en- me9et fororutten 5eglb9rtsars
Chr. Qaulien. %iabnes. an
man. at ban er Den omtdItt
Manosperion. men set er panIfeliet
at tonitatere. ga 9iget er qanfte
utenoeligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

SO inoesmerte for f6O-
g uftusminiftsr gfftOp
Q tbbr. iii Ct U%linoesm9rte,
Der agtes reit paa afopos BiifOF
Stbprs @raO /. Rpt06ing poa Sal
tier er Der iHofommef 80 ar.
minoesm9rfet sr aaereoe 6dtilt Og
bill iflg. g5nens Stiftst." fomme til
at 6eitda af en- imponerenoe f9roe
lee fmut os itilfulo @ranitfen, Der
pua 5ooitpttet bill 6Gibs prDoet meo
ct 8elief, b%eitaaen6e al en- galmegren
Io9 en- gispeitab, foruoen en- pasTmoe
lSnoffrift paa MiOteritntfst.
Weningen er, at Qfilgrin9sn bill
fomme til at foregaa I Mioten a
moi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

70 Qar. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Sr. Sungerien f1lote ben 2. april
70 Q(ar.
Som ung bleO ban itarft gre
ben al 0runotOiss Gorfpnoelie !
@artop og bar iioen oaret en- al benz
mes mere fremtraOenoe Diiciple, bos
bDem oen tirfslige N%nituelie tOm
ftGrft og fart til Or0e.
Gfter granots 9so % Barton.
m~enig6soens Deling bdlgtes bar
1880 til qr9ft for agbenbabni
9aIamsnigheo. Ser I De ferfte Qul
neisoes meo en- leist 9eoefaf, mer
MI eisr en- ~unfelig Og ftiffulO Sir
febDaning .SmmunueIstirtsn".
Sur1rfsn bar taget IeDenoe De
I oct firtelige Glib, ligefOm ban {
en- fruatbdr tirtefis 5Orfuttsr Os
bsnns GsenTfab bar lagt betDoelig
GDner for 0aeen. s I'm polsmi
meo granoss ffrep ban n5poo E
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

bepilge 3oo,0 Scr. til SernbanenS
5unttionarers 6usleiegootgpreIier.
5inansminiteren filler 9Gnorings=
forlag ON at beoilge 86.873 SIR.
ION uogift / 4nleoning at Song
ebriitian oen Rienoes giIatteITs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

S1OE
Boyer til overordentlig nedsat Pris,
Benyt Lejlighenen. Keb nog1e af disse
billige Boyer, linden de er udsolgt. De
udeladte Munro er solgt. Da vi like
kan skate flere Boyer til de anfsrte
lave Priser, maa Bestil1ing indsendes
snarest, ON man snsker nog1e af dem.
Begerne tilsendes p~ortofrit.
Begerne bestilles efter hummer.
6. Snoien at @bparo 9spentboI.
5sr os III. uoeaOe 1895, meb ca.
40 fore. fine 9iuebsr, fnt trptt.
fort 6ormut. 365 Siber / OmfIas.
Ysbfat fra $2.40 til Toe.
u. MebbelslIsr ON nit Qeonso, al
Or 5. g. Rpuiter. nbgaO. 1884.
800 Sioer / Omilag. Iebiat fra
$1.80 til 40c.
ID. aubOis SerteI: cams DitbsIm
6erteI. gibrus til ben fenbsripbTt,
6oltepatteIIss Siftorie. meb pors
trat. 394 Siber / OmfIas. RebTut
fra S1.00 til SOC.
16. gn airte unbsr aorItt. StiIb>
ringer fra be rusFfte 9ftsrfsprODin>
fer at 9bOrOalO gImquiit fra 75e.
til 25c.
81. Gmaditrifter til Oplbsnins for
9rifne. ubei0st of prof. Or.
5reoerit RieIfen. glebfat fra 81
iii 81 pr. ginb.
30. Strife ginb 1886. Snbebolber
gibra9 at 6. 8. gronbt, g. Mab>
ZEN, g. 81. Rop, ). 8ubI. 81. RiIss
fen, q. 2. pou.Ien og Q. S6ouss
bor.
36. anbet ginb. 1887. SnbeboIber
gibroe af u. . Ssrge7f,n, q.
Stint. 8. RisIIsn, 5. gubI. n. @OIf,
s. RdbinoDitf4. 8. Weitsrgdurb %
$. SdarIins.
81. grtbie 9ino. 1888. 5~nbebolbtr
giOrus of 6. s. Brandt, 8. 6.
Stben, q. Sincsrus. s. NieIien, 8.
9ube og 8. Using.
30. 5ieros 8inO. 1889. 3~nbtbOIOsr
gibrug uf ). pstsrTsn. G.S. 8runbt.
R. aibel. 3. gubI. u. aisIbsbe Os
o. Salmon.
80. 5tmte giHO. 1890. SnosboIo,y
8ibras If 3. DsIibid. 3. p,tsrIs1
3. b. 0eIinser, 8. RitIien. s. $
R. Granf. o. ObeI oe 6. 9. 9isIf,n
Il. GDDenbs ginb, 1892. SnbebOIs
Der giorug at u. BON 0ettinser.
Otto mBIsr, O. mefborn, 3.
@elboben, 6. g. Gfpbffrup.
Il. Ottenbe 8inb. 1893. Snb:boIs
Der gibrus at $. s. Rsrbum, ..
MeIer. U2. 8. 6. Rod og 6. 8
Glepifrup. - Dett. gi1b faleN
fun / 5orbinbsli. m.b Gmauftrif'
ternes nj anbr. ginb.
g, 4ienbe Binb. 1894. SubsboIs
Der giorag at :. a5ftlin. 8. M.
2arfsn. 3. RisITen. e. 9uOine, @
u. gobbolb og e. Gurtins.
a. 9ienbe ginb. 1895. Snbebols
Der gibras at Q. Ssr.nfeH, s. CO.
bet. 8. 81. 9arisn, ). RieIfs7. 6
b. Orsni, 9. S9mibt (SiIOiu) Os
6. 6. GIepitrup.
aIe nebfut fra 50 til 81 Stnttet.
3. 80 WObuIutioner for OrgeI ellsr
9drmOntum fOm 5%OrbinbeIier msls
lem SaImemslobier. aomponerst
of G. Saftrau. 9ris nebfat til 15c.
9. Minber fra ROrOens 9iitOrie, at
u. Gabriciu5, 235 Gi6sr / 0mfias.
Reoiat fra SOC. til 25c.
10 Goan9slium Og Con. 8ioras til
RsnneifeliOet. Deb g. s. 9ertelfen,
G%ogaeprait for Ssnbsrup og SuIs
brup. 80 Sieer I 9mf!as. ReSs
lat fra 251. iii 1n.
3. aibst / Sub, rsligieis 9etrasts
ninesr of SocO6 pduui. 191 Siber
| Omftag. GeoTai fra 81 til 40e.
"A. 5erren Os Sisnerns. prebttsn.r
Of SueOb Pouni. go Sibsr ! Sm'
flag. Nsbiot fra SIPS til SOC.
20. 9ugbossOptsgneIfsr Of Paftor
5homns Rsrooms efterlabte Dop.
bigger. SO Siber / Omflus. Reb'
r M I.f 1E
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

SET for en- 6unoreoe.
ri q. ente Dine Marie 0leien, 9ei=
le Spn0ermart, Der Den p. Murts
falote loo @ar, oeltog / en- at Be
boerne arrangerst 5eftliabeo i Sen.
oermarfsifolens 9pmnaititbus. 5
Soften oeltog $50 4erIoner. &ons
gen Ien0te en- @dpe pdd 100 Str.
Belle 9nraaO % flere Qengeinititut
ter ienote Iiqele0es @aber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

.San0beo", og moo observation-disclosures
.Mirafltt. @ioenitaben og 5roen"
3 De ienere Oar bar golgmenigz
6eosn pao 6reoeritsber9 og Sen
9irfiombeo, ser bar TT u09dngs=
punt ira Den, Iagt Yellag paa Stprs
Tteoelen At bans Strait.
: 4nleoning At 5s0ielsOagen
Tamle0es 9dIgmenigbeoen til en-
ft8rre 7Feitlig6eo / @itmads 9ofaler.
6pori bf. q. ogIau Sieaanos 8i=
top oelto9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

8oru1btteoe + ftere. sra
6dnitbolm telegraferes til 81. g.:
Gn minore Giiterbdao fra Baum
fantreoe ben %. STARTS ON Sorrl.
20 5iftere, Ricls 2uno % Sens
Mlartinus gbriItianfen, orufneoe
On treble Sitter rs66eoes I mcgee
forfommen 3ilItono at en- Motor.
6da0. Niels 2unO bar gift og buO.
Sc fere 8ern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

airteltgt Centrum pa,
M 0annet en- geitprelie paa Il BRA.
tier og 10 2agm9n0 meo 9aft. Bar
r. til 5ormano og qaIt. 9lebbora
til 4aitformano.
iii Gfteraaret oil Der blioe az
hoIot e iterre Meoe. men for eprist
Oif her / forTteaige Ggne at Qan0,t
blibe afbolot firfelige Msoer meo
ppbpgaelige 3dler og meo 5oreorng
az tirfepolitiite % anore attueTe
Spergsmaal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

9affelfesms6er 5Orz
TENS. 6reoag 0en 30. Mdrig paas
begDnotes en- aRtte geffelfesmsoer
/ 60ritns 6ddn0Darfcrforening3
TeFtfaf. Scr Tfuf0e afffullss Sre6ag
nen 8. Qpril.
Sm S6noagen talte 81. a. 81
flop 81. Qielien, ON Gftermi66agsn
I airten, ON Qftenen I 6aan6D9rz
terforeninqens 5eitidl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

gifI9asbebiffingen Eli
0ennes 3. 8ebdnoling ftifler Sociols
oemofraferne after q ON at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

@oresfe tit 9on9en. SAL
approximations for oanit Snou=
itri % 6aan0part operratte 2srOdg
cen 81. Murts oeo en- 0eputution
en- aoresie til 9onsea / 9%(nleoniu5
al 5ronIfiftet.
6s. M}aj. 9Ongen tatteoe for Sc
gooe Enifer, ser par tommsn til
0roe / Qoresien. og BAD 9eputu=
tionen oare %oberbebiit ON. at 6aan0z
oart og Sn0uitri, oisie for 9anost
fdd bi9tiae @r6nerB. 6os BAN bill
tllnne paaregne iamme SnteresTe %
9elpiaie. ION bIeO Dem til Del ira
bans 5aoers Sioe.
QoresIen par groberet pad IN
Seloplaoe. ImDtfet me0 Def oanIte
@aa6en og inOuitriele embIemer
Ssloplaoen er inofattet / en- 3us
IeOers Mappe, ligeleoes impttet mes
Sn0uitriembIemer. Raar Mappens
Sioeflpie aabnes, les Rapnene paa
De unoer Observation-Disclosures BE-
ren0e 5orsninger, Der tiliammsn
teller bsnpso $4,000 Meolemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

Boyer til ov~erordentlig nedsat Pris.
Benyt Lejlighenen. Ksb nog1e af disse
billige Boyer, linden de er udsolgt. De
udeladte Munro er solgt. Da vi like
kan skate here Boyer til de anfsrte
lave Priser, maa Bestilling indsendes
snarest, ON man ensker nog1e af dem.
Begerne tilsendes p~ortofrit.
Begerne bestilles efter Nummer.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-16
OUR NEl0HBORS.
BETHEL.
WORK OF Mr. NICHOLS.

CL1v1R WORK OF Mr. NICHOLS.
Constable w. J. Nichols is to be
commended for doing Q good piece Of
dstective work, last Tuesday morning.
Early In the morning Philo Hubbell,
. Bethel man, called at Mr. Nichols
stable to hire . team. Mr. Nichols,
knowing the mans record, wAS sus-
piCiOus Ut once that something was
wrong. So he hitched up another
team and followed the man and track.
ed him out on the Great Pasture road,
where be saw Mr. Hubbell stop and 60
over the fence and get two bags Of
e.mething and put them In the wagon.
He then drove on . little further and
repeated this operation, this time get
ting three haRS. After these were
loaded be sterted towards Danbury.
AbIut this time he caught glimpse
Of the sheriff and evidently was lit
tie suspicious that he was heipR
watched and no changed his course and
started toward Bethel At q lively clip;
but Sheriff Nichols was too much for
him and before he reached here Mr.
Nichols overlook him and put him un.
der arrest and seized the bags which
contained dead chickens which he evi-
IDENTIFY had started for Danbury to
market. Mr. Hubhell was put In the
Nckup and Wednesday morning was
to have bad . herring. When they
went for their man, Wednesday morn
Ing, be had broke out from the lookup
and bad ilOwn and has not az yet been
rtcsptufed. Mr. Hubbell has just been
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-16
GREENFIELD HILL
A SOCIAL EVENT,

The residence of Mr. and Mrs S. 81.
the scene Of a very pretty and enjoy
able house party, last Wednesday even
ing. The event was held in honor of
Miss Ethel Wisner, a popular young
member OF the Greenfield Country
club. The club was we'll represented
IN the gathering. A series Of games
opened the program, continuing until
the Country Club orchestra arrived,
when the dancing began. Twelve
numbers were played. The hostess
remembered her guests with very
pretty souvenirs containing a carbon
portrait of herself. Dancing was
Kept up till l 30, a dainty luncheon in
terVen1ng. 10 the early morning hours
the to or more guests wendell their
way homeWard, having spent q de-
lightful social time long to be remem-
bered. Among the out of town guests
were the Misses Grace and Daisy Hub
bell, MeSsrS Levi Cobb, Walter Lalley,
A. H. Brothwell, Mr. Hutchinson, L
II. Bird. all of Bridgeport, and Mrs w
Coleman and Victor Thomas of New
York.
.Selectman Bradley is enjoying
pleasure trip through North Carolina
NAA 0nu w 10 OdVJO nave re.
turned to their home in DaDbury, aft.
er two weeks visit with relatives
here.
M. L. Wilson is making extensive
repairs on the ancient dwelling house
which A. F. Acker recently bought of
DIR M. V. B. Durham.
Mrs Marietta Smith, who has been
In Black Rock for several days assist.
ing in the care Of her young nephew.
Henry G. Raymond, i'll with diphthe-
ria, has returned to her home here.
At this writing the lad is progressing
speedy recovery.
Miss Louise and Master Jesse Met
calf are confined to the house with
very severe sore Threats.
Miss Ethel Jennings of Green's
Farms, Westp port. is the guest, this
week, Of Der aunt, Mrs Charles A. Jen-
ninge, in the North Banks district,
J. Edgar Banks of Hull's Farms is
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-16
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

"A Momentous Conference" will be
the subject of the sermon at the Bap-
| list church, Sunday morning.
Evening service at the usual hour.
The Choral society win sing esther"
ss
vii! be held ut the home of O. E. Osborne.
Friday evening.
This is the season for pancakes and
Stephen French at the Depot keeps
the best makes of prepared flours,
Streets Perfection, Aunt Maria, and
Century. Health and others. He also
mas pure maple syrup and other syrups
to 60 with them. His maple syrup is
from Vermont and Massachusetts,
and is guaranteed pure by the Pure
Food laws Of those states.
The Misses CLARK Of Stepney Depot have
had new roof put on their house.
q. Chester ". Tysrel! is Speeding week ct
i p niukS,,Ih -: aia ao'ns' Win mr anu mrs
Af Fssase,ef " a.x,ey is doing carpenter
an addition to his barn and making other I'M
es. M .hsr ct " n sr
Arthur B. ourtlss returned to New York
of Ss snd u a.
| Arthur B. Curtis has Just returned from
K,9 dixie. where he has been for the past year
last Tuesday. attending a very sick COW for
Mrs Mary Turney has spent q few
days with her son, Frank Hodge, in
New Haven. -
George Lyon, secretary Of the Step
ney Burial Association, has restaked
the lots in the cemetery. Most of the
old stakes had decayed or been lost.
Miss Rose Lane has been in Wash.
ingtOn, the guest Of her brother, vii.
liam Lane.
Rev Mr. McDermott and wife have
been the guests of Rev Mr. Beckwith,
pastor OF Lees chapel, EastOn.
Miss Ada Winton Of Gray's Plain
pas been the guest OF Mrs G. e. Os.
borne, Jr.
DR. Huntington Of New York City
has been the guest of Charles Nichols
for the past week. While here Sheriff
Hayes entertained him with dog and
gun among the game birds.
Miss Sarah J. Nichols has visited bel
sister, Mrs Horace Northrop, in New
town.
Ernest Northrop, who has been
working In Bridgeport for Logan
Brothers for the past four years, has
resigned his position there and has
again taken position with B. Haw
ley & Co. His many friends are
glad to see him back again.
Frank ScOville of New Canaan was q
guest, Tuesday, of Mr. and Mrs G. l.
Mr. and Mrs B. H Sherman and Mr.
Edwards s. Beardsley spent Tuesday
in the Park City.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-16
HUNTINGTON,
TIE MAD DOG SCARE.

George Bailey, who had the misfor-
tune to meet mad dog in Wells HOl-
low, last week, had the dogs head ex-
amined by Bridgeport veterinary,
who pronounced it clear case of rab-
les. MIR Bailey went Immediately to
New York for treatment and his many
friends hope for q successful result.
His hand was quite severely lacerated.
The dog, q large st Bernard, came
from Bridgeport and without doubt
spread the poison extensively on his
journey.
Mrs F. A. Holden has returned, aft
er spending four weeks In Dorchester,
Mass and Woonsocket, r. I.
Harry BOwles took a trip up north,
last week, to buy cattle.
from Ansonia, Friday evening, and en-
joyed q social dance at Arson Smiths.
Bliss furnished music.
Miss Gladys Smith entertained q
party OF her young friends, Wednes-
day evening. ~.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Willard enter
tanned the village Improvement Socie-
ty, Thursday evening. A Decent sup
per was served and whist was the
amusement. Everybody had q good
time.
Mrs Paul Rehnberg spent Sunday in
Wilbraham, Mass, with her daugh
ter. ST.
Mrs Lewis Shelton and Mrs DIN
Shelton entertained the Ladies' Aid
society, October 81, and In spite Of the
unpleasant day good number were
present. The society meets with Mrs
e. S. Hawley, this week Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs E. N. Bailey and Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Denton of RidRefield
we're recent guests of @. S. Hawley.
Mrs Wesley Coan of Derby has visi t.
ed at Albert Coan's, the past week.
Frank Wells, Mrs Esther Hecnx,
Mrs Frank Wesolowski and Mrs
Charles Millard are on the sick list.
Heavy colds seem to be epidemic in
town.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-16
NICHOLS.
NATHAN J. CLARK.

NATHAN J. CLARK. .,
An old resident, Nathan j. Clark,
died suddenly at his home, Saturday
afternoon, and was buried Tuesday,
the 18th, from his home. Rev Mr.
Miller off1ciated at the funeral. The
pallbearers were nephews of the de-
Albert Merrill of Stratford, Irving
Black of Stratford, Frank Lyon OF
Bridgeport, Charles Hawley of Step
ney and Thomas L. Wade Of Nichols.
Horace Wellington, who has been
very i'll with blood poisoning, is con-
valeScing nicely. His-friends hope to
see him about soon.
G. J. Thorpe is painting Mr. yelling
toms residence.
Mrs Ebert Nichols had the mister
tune to shut her finger in the win
dow and iDjure it very badly.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-16
sTEPNEr.
NEW X X. STATION ASSURED

The new depot at Stepney is now an
assured fact Work on the founda-
tions for the depot was begun the first
of the week. 1t - to stand on the lot
belonging to the railroad company
Just south of Mr. Burton's and is to be
an up-tO-date and model depot. The
building will be 23x66 feet. The watt
ing room will be Il feet, 10 inches by
20 feet, 4 inches. An Office, 10 feet, 10
inches by 13 feet, will be on the front
side of the depot: There will also be
of the depot will be a long wide plat
form. There will also be platform
on the side towards the street for
teams to draw up to. When the new
depot is completed, Stepney will have
one to be proud Of.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-16
rRuMBuL1.
BRIEFLY NOTED.

The Ladies' Whist club was very
Thursday evening, at the pleasant
home Of Mrs Arthur Plumb. Mrs G.
B. Weed took the first prize; Mrs Ar
thur Plumb, the second prize; and Mrs
Howard Beach, the third prize. Re-
freshments were served.
Anthony Wolf, who lived in the
north hall of the house with G. B.
Weed on the Long Hill turnpike, has
moved to Bridgeport.
The Ladies' Whist club was pleas
antly entertained, this week Thurs
day evening, at Mrs G. B. Weeds on
the Long Hill turnpike.
G. B. Weed sold COW. this week, to
Mr. Batsha of Tashna.