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The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05

Kenneth MacGregor and Rudolph
Beaupain have returned to Storr's Ag-
ricultural college, after spending the
Christmas holidays at their respective
homes.
Rev George w. Griffith delivered a
sermon before delegation of the
Eureka lodge, No. SO, F. & A. M,
Sunday afternoon, at the Episcopal
church The text was taken from
John ID: %. =
John P. Slack Of South street has re-
turned to his studies at Dartmouth
W. Richard Ohler and Henry E.
Ohler have returned to Mt He rmon
holidays at their home.
Charles Short OF Taylor avenue has
gone to Mt Hermop, Mass, where he
will enter the school for boys in that
place.
About Is Of the friends of Miss Aida
Burr were entertained at her home on
Henry street,. Monday evening. The
time was delightfully."- spent in playing
games, charades, etc Refreshments
were served during the evening.
The members of the Sunday school
Of the Congregational church pre-
sented Miss Wayne Henwood with a
handsome SILK umbrella as a token OF
appreciation for the efficient service
rendered by Miss Henwood in arrang-
ing the Christmas cantata.
Mr. and Mrs w. B. Eastman of Bert
ley farm, Elmwood, were given sur
prise party, Monday evening, by their
friends and neighbOrS. Games of all
kinds were enjoyed. Among the fea-
lures of the evenings entertainment
was a grab bag which furnished amuSe-
mant for all. Refreshments were
served. The party broke up in the wee
small hours of the morning.
Miss Eleanor DobSon, who has been
visiting Miss Ruth Hart of Greenwood
avenue, has returned to Washington,
d. c., where she is attending school.
About 35 young people were enter
tanned at the home of Mr. and Mrs
William Ellis, Saturday evening.
Games, music and dancing were en-
joyed. Among the rest the old FASH
Toned Virginia Reel was heartily en-
joyed by all. A buffet lunch was
served.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

Jerome Winters is spending a few
days with friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Ward spent
Christmas in Danbury.
MerWin Bronson, who is attending
Danbury Normal school, is home for
one week.
Albert Buckingham spent a few
days, last week, with friends in Glas-
tOnbury.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Booth and daughter,
Jennie, spent last week in Waterbury.
William and Robert Beardsley, who
are attending WilliStOn seminary, are
spending their vacations with their
parents.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Crofut of New
ark are visiting friends in town.
Calvin CrOfut is visiting bis parents,
Mr. and Mrs George Crofut.
Harvey Thomas has exchanged his
standard bred trOtter for a handsome
work horse.
Mr. and Mrs Hal Morris of New
York City are spending a week with
friends in town.
Lettie Julia, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Walter Morris, who was
taken to the Bridgeport hospital on
Christmas day, where she underwent
az operation, died at the hospital on
W SNAASoN0JS CouAoIJ dkCu Clk
months. The body Of the little one
was brought to the parents home
where the funeral took place, Friday
afternoon, Rev Mr. Pons of Bridge
water officiating. The burial was in
the Roxbury Center cemetery.
Miss Abbie Minor is spending her
Christmas vacation out of town.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Beardsley of Bos-
ton have been visiting at N. P.
Beardsley's.
Miss Lois Beardsley is home from
Boston, where she has been attending
school.
Miss Sarah Atwood has been visiting
her sister, Mrs John Minor.
A departure from the old order of
things was presented to us New Years
night in the form of a fancy dress
dance, given by Rev and Mrs w. D.
Humphrey under the auspices of the
K. 0. S. club. 1t was we'll attended
and totally eclipsed any previous eff
forts toward social dances.
miss Ethel Blades the
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BERKsHIRe DIVISION.

BERKSHIRE DIVISION.
New Haven-North, 9.35 a M, 4.15, D m.
Due IL Is M, TAO m.
SheltOn-North, 1000 m, 4.37,
South 1852 a m, TIA M.
Stevenson-North, 1913 m, $50, m.
South 10. 40 a m. 7O1 D m;
Monroe-North. fl0.ls q m. +4.55 IN.
South, f1O35 q m. f6.55 p m.
Botsford-South for New Haven, 1880 q
N'to ; w I 7.4o, 1887 a m. s11. $40,
s57, Sis, 1o.14, 1c.2s m; sss. e. p m;
Hawleyville- North, $50 1o.46, a m, $50
5.29, 7.29 p m; Sunday, 922 m.
South, $40, s,O7, 1906, 1O14 m. 3.3l
6.32p m. Sunday 553p m.
Brookfeld Junctton-North, 6.17, sos,
u.OO m, LOS, 5.33, 53s 7.3S m.
~ 1S;eS az 81 - m sunSsxs in ;''s'
5.45. 7.43 M; Sunday, 9.35 a m.
South $685. 707, 7.52, 9.41 a m, 4.56, 615.
pm: Sunday 537 m.
GAINESVILLE and Still River-North e.29, Sis am
1.27. $50, $50 p m; Sunday 9.4s N,
South, 6.a5, 200. 7.45 9.34 a m, AS 6.O7 p m.
New o M{lli sD ssa, lily N, Las,
s r. soa Sis' go jjs 74o s u.s. s4s a.
Merwinsville- North, S35, 11.29 m, 2.35. 6l2
pm; Sunday, 1G.02. m; South, 9.17 q m, 4.12
5.43 M Sunday, 500 p m.
Kent-North. $50, 1l.H m, BIS, 625 p. m;
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WATERFOWL.
aUERNsEYTowN NOTES.

GUERNSEYTOWN NOTES..
Miss Grace Cook, who has been
spending the holidays at her home,
has returned to her studies at North
field, Mass.
Miss Mary Verba has also returned
to her studies at the New England
Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass
The sociable and supper held at
John Verba's, Friday evening, by the
Kings Daughters, netted them about
81.
Miss Maybelle Norton of New Ha-
ven has been spending a few days with
Miss Susie Wellman.
Miss Eva Profit has been spending
few days with her grandfather, Gil
bert Williams, Sr.
Mrs William Foote spent New
Years day in Bridgeport.
Jacob G. Irving, proprietor of the
Irving Silk Mills, Danbury, says that
Linonine cured him of q bronchial
cough that seemed beyond medi'
cineS.
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KOXBUK1o
CAPT PR1NDLE SURPRISED.

CAPT PRlNDLE SURPRISED.
A very pleasant little surprise party
was rendered. last Wednesday night,
to Capt G. E. Prindle on the occasion
of his 10th birthday. Mr. Prindle is a
respected citizen in his town. His
friends and relatives to show their es-
TEEN presented to him d very hand
fome oak arm chair leather covered.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Preston and Mr.
and Mrs Humphrey presented him
with very handsome gold signet ring;
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Ward presented a
fountain pen to him. The evening
was passed very pleasantly with music.
Albert Buckingham favored the COM
pany with some very fine music. Prof
s nford very ably played, Miss Isabelle
Mckay sang some very pretty Selec-
lions and Mrs Harold Morris sang
some very beautiful songs.
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PLATTSVILLE-
NEWS FROM HOYDEN's HILL.

NEWS FROM HOYDEN s HILL.
Clifford Jennings is on the sick list.
He has an attack of tonsilitiS and
rheuma tism. His father is running
the milk wagon.
Mrs Alonzo Staples is improving.
Mrs Bradley Jennings has visited at
the HON s of L. A. Jennings and E. B.
Sherwood.
Clinton E. Sherwood, who has been
home for the holidays, returned to his
school duties at Rockaway Beach
Monday.
L. A. Jennings and E. B. Sherwood
are carting manure or bedding from
the Winter Quarters, Bridgeport.
Edward Van Hoesen, who is staying
with his brother, William Relyea, is
in poor health.
l Mrs Ella Hilliar is quite poorly.
Miss Cora Plumb, teacher at Will
sons Mills, spent her vacation with
her parents at Norwich, Mass.
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GREATLY IN DEMAND.

Nothing is more in demand than q
medicine which meets modern require
ments for blood and system cleanser,
such as DR. Kings New Life Pills.
They are just what you need to cure
stomach and liver troubles. Try them.
At r. H. Beers & Co., Newtown;
Belts & Belts, Sandy Hook; p. J. Gar
vim, Bethel; w. N. Noble, New Milford;
e. J. Buckingham, Huntington; Allen
Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. w. Hurl-
Bridgewater; Connery Bros, George.
town; w. B. Hawley, Sherman; Honan
s. Soule, Gaylordsville; George D.
Odell, Cornwall Bridge, drug stores,
Csc, guaranteed.
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LONG HILL.
AN ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE.

Mr. and Mrs George Clark are now
nicely settled in their new home and
your correspondent had the pleasure
of being shown through it, one day this
week, and pronounced it as pleasant
and cOZy home as one seldom has the
pleasure to visit. The rooms are all
well lighted and the plan of the house
is such that every inch of room is util-
lied and is convenient in every respect.
The whole house is heated by steam
and everything seems adapted to
make 1T very comfortable and hap
py home. H. G.. Nc Collam of Red
house, and Mr. and Mrs Clark speak in
highest praise of his work.
Mrs Frank NJ. Garfield and Miss
Retta Garfield of Easton spent a few
days, last week, with Mrs Mary A.
Peet.
You get the right kind of feed and
grain at the right prices at John S.
IIurd's feed store.
Miss Lillian Levitt is spending a
few days, this week, in Easton the
guest of her aunt, Mrs f. M. Garfield.
Free sugar for Saturday, January 6,
1905, at our store. We will give one
pound of Crystal Domino sugar to
every purchaser of one pound Of tea
| for cash on that date. Other specials
for Saturday will be % pounds best
graduated sugar, 81; i've pounds OF
our best 25c coffee, 81; for cash only at
our store. Remember the date, Satur.
day January 6, 1906.-[W. N. Hurd,
the grocer.
Moses K. Harvey Of Norwich was q
holiday guest of DR. land Mrs G. N
Gallup.
The ladies whist club will hold theil
first meeting for this year with Miss
Lena Beers on Saturday, January 6.
g. Meyers, Of Newark, N. j., says
give years ago, DR. Eccelson, of Provi
dence, r. l., prescribed Linonine fol
me. 1t cured me of lung trouble Of
long standing and keeps me free from
colds" ~
.MrscFrank Gabler Of New York il
spending few days with her parents
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Blood, at Yarring
ton Court, Bridgeport Miss Laborie
of Huntington is also their guest.
Miss Lorraine Berger gave very
pleasant party to 10 Of her little
friends, last Saturday afternoon, ir
honor of her cousin Miss Madeline
st Cyr of New Haven, who has beer
her guest for the last few days. TIL.
afternoon was spent In recitatiOnS anC
vocal and instrumental selections, at
ter which lunch was served. All de
parted wishing their hostess q happy
! New Year and many more such jolly
times.
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DANBuRY DIVISION.

Danbury-North s.os, 7.ak $50 1910. an.
pm. South. SIS. rs. s.li. 1903. liz m,
33s, 6.3s. 6.48 m. Sunday rs. .. m, 800
Bethel 1924 1858 m,2l4. $40.
5s7. 7.oe.8o6 N: Sunday, 1o.l4 m:s.l6 ~.
South e.0l. "a. a18 lo.1S n.se mss. al,
Reddine- North 7.06, i0.l51 m EOS. ass. 500 pm.
sunday, 1908 a m. all p m. South. e.c1, 8.s4
sanfe s TO- iSsSa z. ses s5 IS pm:
Sunday. 1904 . m, a00 p m. South, 6u, s2s a
No. 12.& 7.0e p m. Sunday, e12 m. 6.17 p ~.
Bf'Chvile-NoFth, 6.56,1O.17 1O& . m, 1.58.
b.N, 6l3, Isl p m. Sunday, 9.5s a. q
pm: South, e1e. 7.4a! 81 70 81 3 ZOO: ass.
Georgetown-N $40 1927 . m. 1.s4. 6.s9. ~
pm. Sunday, 9.54 m, 7.54 p m. South, $40.
$50 m. 12.11. IT'S m. Sunday. 621 m
6S6 pm
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NEWS HEREABOUTs,


Miss Ruth Treadwell has visited her
cousin, Shirley Treadwell, of Bethel.
Miss Ethel Salmon has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs Frank Gorham.
Elmer Treadwell and Frank Hub
bell were guests of Mr. and Mrs II. J..
McCOnkey on Sunday.
Bessie Treadwell spent her Christ
mas vacation at home.
Harry Nichols was the guest of his
mother for New Years.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Williams were
the guests of his father, over Sunday.
School opened again on Tuesday aft
er weeks vacation.
Mrs L. r. Hoyt returned to Bridge
port on Tuesday, where she expects to
remain during the remainder OF the
winter.
Frank Nichols came home to attend
the New Years reception at the
Greenfield Country club.
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SOUTHVILLE.

NEWS AS THE BEES SCRIBE FINDS IT.
The friends of Mrs 1. Smith are
glad to hear she is as comfortable as
can be expected, at the Bridgeport
hospital.
G. w. Northrop, 1. Smith, D. Bar
mum and f. Carlson delivered their
tobacco to ]. S. Halpine, last week.
Mrs J. Wentsch and daughter spent
last week at A. WOrden's..
Mrs J. Ford accompanied Mrs L.
Smith to Bridgeport, last week, spend.
ing one night there with friends.
Mr. and Mrs David BotSford OF
Trumbull called at Mr. and Mrs G. w.
Northrop's, New Years day.
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CREAM AND CAKE SALE.

SnAA" AMI VAh1 SAAGs
Again ice cream and cake will be
served by the Ladies' Aid society of
the Congregational church at the
Town hall on the evening of Tuesday,
January 9. Subscriptions for the La
dies Home Journal will be received
and pictures for sale. Such ice cream
as ours is of itself drawing card and
Roxbnry cake makers are already vel
known.
Nathan Beardsley gave an old fash
Toned barn dance, last week. All de-
clared it the "beSt ever"
Mrs Burr Castle has been visiting
friends out of town.
Miss Sadie Utter spent her Christ
mas vacation in town.
Mrs Grace Morris is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs MyrOn Thomas.
The children of the Episcopal Sun
day school held their Christmas tree
in the Town hall, last Thursday night.
Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Pres
ton are home for their Christmas holt
days.
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mmONROE
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs Fred L. Sears, the eff
cient carriers on Route IA, who were
very kindly remembered by the pat.
rons on the route at Christmas time
with number of valuable and useful
presents, which included fine $3l
china dinner set, wish through the
columns of THE BEE to thank all
their friends for their kind gifts.
Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Clark were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs David Hall
Of Ansonia on Sunday.
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NEW MILFORD.
BOARDMAN.

Mrs Adah Northrop is visiting in
Waterbury at the home of her mother,
Mrs E. Wethere]l.
Mr. and Mrs John Houghtaling are
visiting relatives in MiddleJown, N. Y.
Willett LoSee, who has been suffer-
ing from a severe attack of grip, is
rapidly improving.
Miss Jennie Marsh, in company with
her uncle, F. D. Marsh, is spending
the week in Clinton Hollow, N. Y, at
the home of Mr. Marsh's daughter, Mrs
Martin E. Rikert.
Miss Mary Weaver, who has been
spending the holidays with her par
ents, returned, Tuesday morning, to
Northtield, Mass, where she is attend
ing school.
Mrs Mary Selleck of Danbury visited
visited at E. G. Marsh's, recently.
Miss Clara Marsh, who was home
for the holiday vaca ton, returned to
Danbury, where she attends school.
A complete surprise was given Mr.
and Mrs Joe Cowan at their home on
Second Hill, Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy 2. To Mr. COwan's great aStoDish.
ment, as he opened the door in re-
Spouse. to q knock, there in a body
stood about 20 of their friends and
neighbOrS who had brought with them
baskets OF refreshments and q few
wooden membranes as reminders
that they had been married five years.
A. G. Clark and Jesse Lyons made the
presentation speeches, which were re.
ceived with much merriment. After
an evening spent in social intercourse
and singing the company returned to
their homes, first Wishing Mr. and Mrs
Cowan that they might help them
celebrate their wedding, which has q
five with cipher at the right Of it.
Robertson takes it for granted that
you are a careful shoe buyer. That
| you prefer to wear stylish shoes if they
are comfortable and trustworthy as
we'll. That the price is an interest
ing point with you also, and that you
want to be as correct in foot dress as
in other details of your costume
all that is desirable in fashionable
footgear. Style, fit, durability. ease
and medium price are prominent feat
ures. Call at Robertson's store anC
you will receive courteous and intelli
gent attention from experienced foot
filters.
| Golden Brothers, the enterprising
merchants, are to have great 25c
package sale on January 6. Every
package contains an article worth 25(
and some much more. Five $I-bills
will be scattered in different packages
to make the sale interesting. Last
years sale was big success and the
firm expect this sale will be a rouser
The sale will be for one day only.
! Dutton'c closed his restaurant, Friday
there Deing not enough business tc
maintain it. Mr. DuttOn left for New
Haven, where he is to manage a res
taurant for a party.
Rev DR. Hare preached at st John Is
church, Sunday evening.
Roland Mygatt and Merritt Merwin
are going around with bandaged heads,
the result of falling down on the ice
while playing hockey.
Unclaimed letters remain at the
postoff1ce addressed to: George Clark,
! (Pairo Turner, G. W. Washburn.
Packages: Miss Maria Moore, D. E.
Welton.
The marriage engagement is made
public Of Miss May c. Turrill and
Charles P. bentley. of the G. II. Booth
& Bentley Co. Both of the interested
parties have host of friends and are
receiving hearty congratulations.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
TRUMBULL.

Miss S. E. Hainsworth of Daniels
Farms, who has been visiting friends
in Bridgeport and Stratford for q
week, has returned to her home at
Sound View Farm. Mrs Hainsworth
reports very pleasant visit with her
friends.
G. Watmough is guest of Mr. and
Mrs S. Jenkinson in Daniels Farms.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
HIGHLAND DIVISION.

Danbury-East, 7.es. l1.oo a m. e.l7 p p.
as WI, III E; Isl. liz n m. ss IN
West, go . m, 3.O0, 7.58 m.
North Newtown--East. +7.5s = m, $50 p m
West, f913 q m, f2.62. f7.4S pm.
Sandy Hook-East 7.42, u.28 = m, ga p m;
West eos N, 2.43 ~ p m
southbury..!East z:ss. n.4o. 6ss n. West
soathford.. s.6l, L m. 1l.47. zoe p m. West
ass m. 2.22 7.H pm.
West $50 . m. EOS. 200 p m.
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sorsroRD no BRIDGEPORT.

Botsfoed-North. 72. 1929. q m, sos
81. Zip N; Sunday. e.oA 4 %: ~
day Gil p M.
See Botsford above.
m; Sunday, asa . m; South, 7.1s, s.,s TO- ~
m, 3.51, zoo p m; Sunday, go m.
Long HnINerth, f756. 1o@. n; aaS
= 109e p, zoe, 7.O6 p %; sunday, az p m.
Trumbun North. E.1a laS. q. -
10 Il am: 10. Iii p %; sunday. f6.ss p =
Bridgeport-North. o5S. %, q n. 44a
= N. io.ss 40 Us 3 m: Sunday. s.as. .. m.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
OUR NElGHBORS.
STEPNEY.
A CLOSE CALL.

Miss M. e. Seeley had narrow es-
cape from either being killed or seri-
ously hurt at the depot, last Tuesday
night. After alighting from the 5
O'Clock train, she went to the depot to
get her satchel and when she came
out saw a.freight train backing up and
hurried across the track to get out OF
its way; In doing SO caught her shoe In
one Of the rails and fell fat but was
able to pick herself up and get cut OF
the way before the train hit her. She
escaped with several bruises and
strained her left wrist quite badly. Ii
she had lost her presence of mind or
had been stunned by the fall she
would have been killed. 1t Is hoped
the new depot will soon be built SO as
to avoid the danger in crossing the
track to get to the depot.
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congratulations to him and his family.
S. G. O'Connor, editor of the Ridge
field Press, is pleased to recommend
Linonine for coughs and colds, having
been cured of q severe bronchitis by
IT,
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
WASHINGTON.

Peabody, the scientific optician, will
be at M. w. Hills jewelry store, New
Milford, Conn.,, January Is to Il.
William Foulois and Lieut.. Foulois
attended the dance at Pavilion hall,
New Preston, Friday evening.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
In Noah's Ark.

All that remains of Holiday Goods
go in this Clearance Sale as follows:
Lamps, Clocks, Pictures, Vases, Brass
Ornaments and Bric-a- Brac, Sleds, Au-
tos, Rocking Horses, Express Wagons,
etc, ETC., at a discount of Is per cent,
from marked prices. Dolls, Games,
China, Fancy Glass, Books, Calendars
and Novelties will be arranged in lots
and marked at prices that will be ap-
proximately half their value.
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EAST KENT.
SANTA CLAUS WAS GENEROUS.

SANTA CLAUS WAS GENEROUS.
Christmas was observed in many
homes here, several trees we'll filled
with good things showed that Santa
Claus did not forget the little folks
Some we'll filled packages to the Older
ones came through the mail.
A telephone dispatch was received
at E. D. Beeman's that mad dog was
in the neighbOrhOod. 1t came over
New Preston Hill.
The family of E. D. Beeman receiv.
ed Christmas presents from i've states,
California, Indiana. Massachusetts,
Kansas and Connecticut.
The East Kent school closed two
weeks for the holidays.
Miss Florence Dwy has new organ.
Mrs Edna Benson is in Macedonia,
caring for the sick.
There was an entertainment in the
Hollow schoolhouse, Friday night, and
tree with presents for the children.
Roland s. Benson attended the
dance at Pavilion hall, New Preston.
A good time was reported.
The Masonic ball at Kent was repre-
sented by some of the young people of
this place.
G. G. May and family were out rid
ing, one day last week.
Mrs Martha A. Beeman made sever
al calls, last week, on her neighbors.
Miss Celina Deveaux was calling at
the Glen, last week.
Mrs Ezra Sherman is in New Haven.
this week, visiting friends there.
Charles McHan of New Preston was
the guest of Roland G.. Benson over
New Years.
William and George Baum, who
have been spending the holidays with
their father, William Baum, have
gone to New Haven to attend bust
ness.
Letter Carrier Patrick Howard, of
Bridgeport, says that Linonine cured
him of bronchitis after other remedies
had failed utterly to give him any re.
lief whatever.
George Gilbert is hauling wood to
New Preston, these days.
Skating has been fine en- the lakes
here and good many are improving
it this fine weather.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05

Mrs Peet wishes through the columns
of THE BEE to thank them for their
generous gift.
Principal Frank Fl. Bennett, of
the Brewster IN. ~ High School,
says: "Linonine is always successful
in curing me of colds quickly"
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protrud-
ing Piles. Druggists are authorized
to refund money If FAZO ONT
MENT fails to cure in to IA DAYS.
SOC. n
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
FOIEYSnON EYM6CAR
stops che cough and heals 1sangs
The Travellers Guide.

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART.
FORD RAILROAD
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LYONS PLAINS.
AT EMMANUEL CHURCH.

At Emmanuel (Episcopal) church the
service on Sunday will be at Up. m;
on Sunday, January IA, the service
will also be at p. M, and the bishop
will confirm class and preach.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qui-
nine Tablets. Druggists refund mon
ey IL it fails to cure. e. w. GROVES
signature is on each box. Csc. =
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05

FLANNELE TTE WRAPPERS.
Extra quality heavy cloth, CSC. each,
at French's, Bethel.
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LITCHRfnLD BRANCH

LIICH1(0kD BRANCH
sstnelILesys 1919 g n. s1sPn. Sunday a4s
Rswieyyt,le..North. loss . q. $50 m.
sq M s =. m sa ascSs s fss Bethel ' m
sanasytss m. South. as m M. ss~ p M m:
Rexbgry fsiisHNorth. +l1n IN. sss m.
Sunday. +eas m. South. +s.s . m. *ao6pm.
sss's:: s: g n: Isl Sum
1s sSHSE = R,. IS e; ~,
SUNDAY. fiS.ls n. sour s sis m, = Z. mn M
u, Sunday. +44s n.
Sunday, leS :. u. South 90 : m. "a.
*. Z E:sss s : r. $,s az, = =
l4e easi 4 ss n am, sopm.
y 1913 m. South lass m, 2.so m.
SS syy 5Ssi ?: south: 'sso n. as m. Sun
nis : ~ south. sss !. IN m. g@ p N.
t1l Ills :: South: +sss Z. s "a p M s'iss sS:
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w Gasr; es- e; cas az e 7,o los an ur
rs, 4l7, 536. $50. "a, LEO p u. Sunday1.
ass . IN, 40 p m. Arrive. zoe, a.49, LIE m
la, 4.14, SIT, 6.2S. 100 9.l6, N.36 m. Sun.
days. 1O14 n m. s54 m.
Trains stop when signaled only.
Saturdays only.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05

Profit by candid advice
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
REDDINGo
FELT BOOTS

The place to buy your felt boots is
at French's, Bethel, $500 pair.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05

Burritt district very generously helped
out with the entertainment at the
Congregational Christmas tree exer-
ciSeS.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
NEW PRESTON.
A GEN EROUS GIFT.

Mrs Mary L. Peet received at Christ.
mas time from the old members Of the
Loyal Legion Band which disbanded
about seven or eight years ago. and of
which she was the leader, a substan-
tial gift in the shape of a goodly
amount of cash. 1t was appreciated
very much as il sha5Eal1 ta,her that the
good sh0l 11ahers