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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
9(6ci1inicn'S Wulofclocr.

llcbcr Die @pl0mGidCrct I'M meltll
den Nbcliinicn am Nbni uno Gobua,
IN Der 9todburldoit ser @rct5e nit
Dem eApptiiden Suoom modt $, ".
Nl>mOcl I'M o@cogr. &ourn." cinigc
Nn0uben. 8Iut0cQ beiltd)tc jene Sc
0cno I'M porigcu &obrc ollf elmer 6or-
idungarciic ollrd) Die pom 9lbui 49,
Dem pbCrcn 9lollcn 9tiI-0urd)ltr0nls
ten @c6irnc. 0ic @ol0mdidcreicu be
ginncn an Der 4tiinOun9 Oe9 Gt0cIia
IN Sen 9lbui mo Ieben iid) al 0ielert
ionic ON 9nblt@ ul0 ieiuen 9tebenz
i"liiiien tort. Iic ticfc G~roiion Der ODE.
rem Woiolts ln0 Srnppididlten mo
bic iolgcuoc 3erlcbltng lclcn bic bar
ltrter befiuOliden @ncia- mo Sort
blenOci6icfcr : Gnrmatioucn 81 Gage,
10 0oB fuit on> gull5c Hon0 bonn SlIBc
oCS (idotidibcrgc2 bis iltnt Nbui,
cliIc GnifcrntnN bon 81 SENT, nit
Guor50cron be0cctt lit. Die pcrmitter-
ten 56eilc Der N0cru itno iiber oclt
@oocn 5critreut. un0 0aS 8olo, Dos
lie er1tbalten, miro 10 in ole fleinell
6liiiic geiiibrt un0 Damn in ben 4bai
getrogcr. SruppS pom @olla uno
olS Der 8e9cnO Der iiioneltIid bon
ser 9ioeiiumiin0ung IieNenoen Stobt
Nciio fomncn i6ihtenmciic, uno
@lrmDeit lab lold)c BON 100 Mann
fonm1cu unb ncbcn, bcIuoeu nit ibren
Sobieligfeitcn. Nciio lit Der &olpt-
morft, ulO bnS oortige @ol0piertel
bictct elm bcIebtc3 Nilo. Ser 8eiib
0eS TerfullferS beitcbt in eillein flci-
nen &orb nit &ieieln ais 8elpihte
Sltm Ibmiegcn ocS 8ol0eS, elmer flei-
men fupfernen @uoge uno DEM @olo-
italtb in Seberfielen. Ser 9etrug 0es
BON Nejio jdbrlid ollsgciiibrten Col
oes miro oitf etipo 100000 Wtarf ge-
id1bf utlo Die oh5ulicfcrnoe Sterer
6cl1itft iid) ollf bic Solfte bicicr
Suntme.
Ser 0abrts miro bon @plom1ihern
ouf ctma 60 Gm. ieineS 2aufes bear
6citet.; Orb lpar 5u Der 3eit. ais glln.
bell BORT %rciIte, Der gr0bte 1beiI ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

mein melt 5urijd ltcacn. Ncnt mir
oclt Gltcltcn Spureu oc9 Utcnihcrl
naN1cbcM 10 itl0ru mir, 00B CT ihoII
in Der groucitcn l(r}rtt Die &lnlt,
6cuer 5t er3cu1cu, r1Hntc llnO Ihon
0onaI3 it'd oca 6cltcra }llr &crcttlul9
%icilcr Nobrltug 6cOicutc. So lit Die
Mcnin6cit icit picIcn Eobrtnt'cnocn
al ole uormc &oit %Qcu0bnt, iAr Nto-
gen ucrlonlt uon Belt SIT Belt cine
M%drnlc3ltiu6r uoll altBcu. 0ic &dItc
lit iijr ion elm Rci3mittcI, ocIicn Sc.
braud mn in mdBi1cn @rcnjcn 3l
bdIten lit. IS Qibt 0cuiiic cnt5itto.
lidc Grfronflngen, bel ocncn lie
woDIt60tig Wirtt; in mcIhcn 6G1cn
obcr @iapiQcn SIT i6Iudcr limo, Oa.
rider Dabcn bic Acrjtc 81 cutiMciOct.
Der @cirmot iolltc obcr nid)t glult-
bcn, ouB er ourd) oet @cmlB ciatdl'
ter @ctrdntc in Der SomncrbiBc ne.
icntIid sur N|bfiibhn0 iciuc0 &0r.
pcr3 bcitragc. Der &0rper oc3 Gr.
mddicnen micgt ourdJid)nittlid) geBcn
60 ailo unO beitc6t 5lrnciit ans Mois
icr. Seine Icmperotl,r bctr0gt int
0urhIdnitt 81 @ra0 Gcliilt5. g&ln
lille elmer cincn &eiicl nit 60 Otter
AoIicr, erpdrmc Is oti 81 @roO Set.
itll9 uu0 merle Damn in oicie Wtaiic
cine Eortion @eirorcnea bincin. O}it
Dem thermometer in ser 6uuo miro
CT it'd ilber}cu1erL mic 0eringiiigid
sic NbfiibIung Der Ntoiic iein miro.
Ger Wtenid, Scr io%rtm06reuO i'm H5ll.
Hcrn @drmc cr5cugt, fiiblt iid Dor.
mie8cn0 oltrd &er0unihmg Oca
S6neiBeS oui iciner @olltobcril1Hc
ob. Ser 8orgong fam mlncrfliG
filr ooa 9tigc icin. lit ubcr IN icincr
@irflutg 0roB. Die rihtigc 2lbfii6.
lultg er5ielt man i'm CONNER olio
Our6 ridtiBc YiIegc ser @outtb0ti1
felt. 0%cfor0ert miro iic 0urd)9oOcrl,
SUPERINTENDENT, lcid)tc oltr0ldiii.
&c &Icioung, mcIhc ser %lit ocn gu
tritt SIT Der @out crnl6gliht. Go3
limo bic beitcn @l6tiibIlm9amittel.
Natiirli6 lit Oo6ci cine itdrfcrc gu.
illDr BON 6liiiii0fcit n0t6jg, Oomit
sic &crolnitung Oca @oiicra an Scr
&outobcriIddJc itnttiiuOcn tonnL abcr
arf Die Icmpcratur oc9 @ctr1nfc9
fommt c8 mcnigcr AT. &eiuc8 @oi
ier un0 6rud)ti0itc, 0ercn SGllSn H.
3rdcr i'm &0rpcr in &%obIcniGurc mo
@oiier 3erlcat mcrOcu, iin0 sic 6citcn
fiiblenocu 8ctrGnfc. Sic iiu0 0a5
uripriingIidc Sherbett Der Sricn-
tolcu, oaa MAN am l~rcficnOitcn nit
Sem @ortc ser nGuritl0idfr" per.
0elltid)CU f0uu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
Bonn @ianroipicl.

(olticnoc ipiclcn tdgltd @iuor0,
obcr icItcu mciB elmer 9tdbcrca ijbcr
Den l"lriprung Oicica ii6cr bic gonjc
McIt ucr6reitctcn uuo bclicbtcn Spie-
les. &cioer lit c9 u%moGlidL OieySiBs
bcQicroc iidcr 81 bcfric0igcn. an
ihcinCn0 itommt Is ans &tolicn no
Der biAlior0o, 0o2 Spiel nit Ser big
Tia, Dem @uUr, idon 1900 porfommt.
Nicer 6ron5oicu mo GnNl0nocr cr-
6cbcn cbcniuu2 Nnipru6 uuf icj1c
Grinding, Gritcrc leitcn Is pom
bite, MuQcl. 0b. HcBtcrc bcbulrptcn,
c2 0ciBe uripriln0lih bol.DUr0, Sc
0cnfoua bat 6 Npr0ult0cr o0cr Dor
b~crQcbcu0c GnhpidclunN9pbuicu &c
5obt, 0n 0crglciNcn Spicle uicnlol9
Icrtig ultf Die NcIt tonmlcn. ionOcrrL
luic dllc alltcn QinQc IN Der g8clt,
elmer lnuNioncn Gutmitclung bcOiir-
fcrL bis lie SIT Der &oufonmenbcit
%bcronrcifclL IN Der lie Die 9{oAfonl-
men bClitCn. Vas oltc 0cutldc G0lls
lpicl, 0o9 nod bClltc IN uicIcl @c-
Acnocn NUtti6lun0'a 0cipicIt miro,
NM spar oui cincm ac9I0ttctcu@olj-
tiid}c nit ShcibcL Ole nit Oer@nHO
o%licinunOcr GcitoBcn mcr0cn, idcint
nit Dem Billiard in robCr&crpunOt=
ifoit SIT itcbcu. G6cuio Oua cngliz
ide Yuu WuQ Spiel 00@, luic
mebrcrc onocrr Sptclc, ulli Dem No
len nit S6lGNCln, @ltAClu, (borbo=
gen uno cincnl &clcI Aeipiclt mur0c.
Gas 0ltcitc NiuorO mur b%cionOer2
bel Der NriItofrutic bclicbt. Sd)on
bci'lt (o0c ser Maria Stllurt 1880
miro in cinent nod porhun0cnen
Nricfc 0cricIbcn cine @iuorOtoICl erz
mGbnt, Die an cincu onOcrcn EloB qe.
brodlt mer0cu iol, nm 9toltm fiir Die
&iuridtuug 5lt ihoficn. Die GItcItc
Torm oC2 BILLIARDS lp0r elm gritncr
Gid nit icd5 &Gdcru, pom 0eIclt je
OrCi an elmer NonOe ii6 b%cfon0cn.
Yltf 0emiclbcn Itono Elm fIcincr 80.
gen ans Glicubciu oOcr GiicIL 0l1rdb
ben Ole <gcln 0citoBen mCrOen mllB-
ten. Gr Ourfte nidt umgerporfen
mcr0erL %cbcnioucniQ ser altf Der
Sofel ntbcrOcm bciiuolihc acgel.
Gie Nun0cn, bic uripriin1lid bon
0ol5 mnrcn, mur0cn lpGtcr mlt6Idd9
o0cr 9olnnuolc ut@geitopit. Sungc
3eit mur0cn bic WGlle nit clncnl
S6l0gc( ulitutt oea Gucltca GcIto.
Ben. &l1omig scr &icr5cbnic ipiclte
icbr germ BiQoro, moOnrd) On3Spicl
lid) raid perbreitcte. Tn England
muBte inter Ger RcglCrlng @curg3
oeS 3lueitcn iibermdBlgce Spleen
bel 10 Efuuo Strnfe pcr6oten lperz
ben. Gle nGd)itc TerbeilcrunG mar
Die Girfiibrung oca Queues nit flu-
der Spite. Gle 9tlorobeiiber mod)
ten 5lpor oniongS 6ront bagcgen,
lpcil piel Illd, 5crriiicn luur0e,s abcr
ono StrGubcn lcgte lid nit Der Belt.
0lcidBeitig fam in 6rontrcih Die
&orontboloAc : Eurtic nit Orci BAL
len in Sang. Die @clcocriutg Oe9
Queries, Die bon Dem S~rnn5oien
Wiengouo crfunoen mlrOe, bil0et 0cn
ShluBitein in ser G"ntnidelung oGs
BILLIARDS bis beute. Gle mtnOerhaz
rem Heiultate. Die er Dnnit bei'nt
StoBen berporbrafte, Die erItourlI-
den @irfungen Oes Gifetta, Die cr
bantit er5ielte, Ole 6iiue BON neuen
Gombinntioncn, Die CT oa0urh or
5cllgte, perdn0crtcn ben Gbaroftcr
oes Spieles gar5 u1o qor. Sn5pi.
id)ett lit es bltrd)oltS ein Spiel oe3
GplfeS getporoen, nno fait jebe &nei-
be bat cir Billiard, cincn GppIs oNcr
m .nIssL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
Bic WultimiliUnGrc Der ultcu MnO
Der ncucn WClt.

Sm Sabre 1891 cridlicn cine BRO.
i6ilrc, sic cine llcbcriiht iibcr bic
Nhtltimi0iondrc Scr Qoll5cl Mclt 5lI
9cbcn lltd)tc, Stc 50bItc ulnO 7O0Fcr.
ionen AMI Sic cinNcrm00cn bon mcbr
ais > MiQioucu Collars bciGl3cn; 0n,
BON ioutcu 200 in@ngIuuo lcbcn, 100
III Sen &crciniAtcn Stnutcn 100 il
0euti6lan0 ulo GcItrcid llngorn,
5uionmen, - in Sronfrcidl 80 in
HltBIanO, 80 III &n0tcu mo 125 in
ser iihriQcn Y&clt. Die llnpcrIdBIid.
felt 0ielcr (obcllc crgi6t lid, idpn 0u-
roll@, oaB lcttidlnn0 ulO Ocitrcid.
llngorn }uianmncn ebcniopicl O}ulti.
millionaire }lQruieicn mrrNcn mic
0ct Ncr. St0atru. Cine Ncu Dor.
fer Elite oIl2 Ocm Sabre 1890 j0bltc
t22 Entertainer namcntli6 AMI Die
mebr ais ) O}iuiotcu Collars, ou.
rltnter aab Is liinI EcrlonclL bon
ocnen ie0c mcbr al@ 10 Willionen
Collars bcioben. g(n ser Spite lton.
Sen MiIliom l&aloori 2(itor 0er0rit.
tie uno l{obu RodeieQcr nit ic 1876
Wilionrn Collars.
@ie on0er1 iic6t Die 2iite ans, sic
sic amcritlniid)e Yrciic Jest im&Nbre
1906 5uiamnenitcllt:
u mcrifouii dr. i II . t I a.
tcuIii ebom Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

naportc, sic cs nidt lange BEL ibnt
utabiclt.
llcber sic. 2cbcnS0atcr Ser aroBcn
%crnl00rn lGBt lid Elm beitimntc2@e.
ieb ntdt u6lcitcn. &iclc %N}iuionenper-
m01cn ii6%cr0uueru faum cine bis 5rpel
@cneratioucn. 3iemlib bduiig tommt
ea Dor, Oab gleid Die critcu Grpcrbcr
ibrcu Neidthltm nit 6o%olcucltl bcn
EIltAcu bctrdttct; Dab iie iel6lt be-
miibt iin0, i'm Der }lQ1cncinbcit mic
Der 5uriid }t gcbcn. Fetcr Snit9, ct-
uCr Scr Iruppcr llltor'5, bottc, 0cm
@eiipicl icitca Eotron9 folgct0, Den
&nOioncru ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS am Oh,
torio a6arfolit, ocH llrDotO MtSgc.
ruOct, Oen Std0tcbou IN sic NSc8e &C.
lcitct uulO ihiic6Iid) Elm &crm09ct
acuomcll, Oaa bintcr ocu Iitora niht
6|iriidbliCb, uber cr Ucri1tbr 0ulnit
OurHata fommmiitiiA uuO pcrideHf-
tt nod bel &eb5citcn fait icincn gam.
sen 8ciib. ID0ere permuhtcn teita.
meutariih ibr gciontmtcS &erm08cn
SIT mobltbGtiacu o0cr fllItltrellen 3rue.
fcn. &crm0qen mittlerer @r0Bc
ihcincu al lid feline oll}lt itorfc Sc
bcnafrait SIT BADEN; entlue0cr fit0ren
oic Grbcu nit minocrem G1lent ou9
llntcrnebmcn ser &Gtcr tort luto mcr-
Ocn uod 5uci. orci @currationcn BON
ser ouitauhcnocn Goufurrcn} 3uritd.
lc0rUNQt oOcr WuterIiegen cinerari'e,
oocr lie itcigcu in Oic N|riitotrotie oltf,
5crreiBcu oCu 3uidmmcr1nng NIT ben
Nei6tbumaQuclcu, oeridJUcnOcn 0ua
pUtcrlidc Grbc p0er bcrmebren e9 NC.
niQitcna uid)t. Gle gon3 groBenGer-
moAcn 6obcn ic0oh ~ mie oie Gr.
iuhrund lcbrt - cine Itdrfcre &itdli-
tat. Die Rot6i6ilOa, Nitor5, &m1-
Ocr6ilto 6liibcn un0 muhien Id)on eth
Sabrbumocrt lang. Gem @eloc fltcBt
Ou2 @cIo 5lt, Tobei licgt uultrelti1
in ser Belt sic Eeu0cn} Sic Gltflmt-
Iotion Scr &crmogcn nod 81 itdrfcn.
Die 3mo0nc ser @cuolferung uno
Oas Ourall5 rcntltircn0e Wod)5tbum
0cS GuniumS AMI ser einen, Die Son.
5entration ser YroOuttion oui ser an
oercn Scite pergr0bern nit ie0enrIQs
&c Sen Iri6lt, SEN sic couiumirenOc
@cu0lfcrung gIiidlidtn l(nterncbs
mcrn SIT cntrihtcn bat, 9tomcntlid
Gilt 0a9 iiir sic Ser. StuatelL 0cren
lm1c6cucrca OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nod
elmer 1cpoltigcn &eroi6tlmg i0big
lit. Eu 5uei &aDr5cbntcn oiiritc ea
&crm0gcn Qc6cn, Dor Ocncn OoS No-
dcicllcr'ih c c6cnio in ocn Sdottcn
trctrn miro, rpie ictt Ser Heidt1nm
ser NItora inO &anocrbilta Dor Dem
&odcicllcr'o IN Ben Sintcr9runO tritt.
Ger Gculrmiliioro0r, icBt nod Cit
&inO Der SuNc, miro in <r5cm cine
Ibutin6c icir.
Gunit lit nod nidt 1cioat, Oob ser
@cNcniut 5uiidcn arm unO rcih li1
uoh pcrihdricn mlB, Tud) Die An-
}u6l mo 0urhidnittIid)c @06c Der
flcinercu unO mittIcrcn &eru08cn
Itci1t; audi 0oa Nrbcitacinfommen
pGd)it ollcntboI6cn. lSn Ocn3citcn Ser
IcltoulitGt mar ona &~crbGltniB M
9imiti0Gr. &%crnt0gcn DON ioIher al
iolltcu 3iifcrnb0bc pic iebt, gab eS
frciIi6 uicmola: ocnno6 Oiiritc Ielblt
ser Nntbcil &otciclera am Nntionn,-
pcrnr0Ncu folum 10 bod icin mlc Der
eiuca Giiriten oocr 0robcn 9aron9
I'M Wf~ittclultcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

Sobn &odeieller bciibt iett alletn
10 piel, ais 1890 Die iiini rethItelt
9tem : Oorfer 5uinmmcn 9enommcn,
rutO Carnegie, ser StobltOnih ocn
man 1890 nod nidt in Sic critic Gar
llltur icttc. lit icBt an Sic 5mcite
Stclte Qeicbt. Die @onOcr6iltS lino
I'M NunRe et1puS nor9criift, ou ouS
&erm6gen inner1al6 ser 6anIilie iid)
ofieibor Ourd) Grbid)oIt con5entrtrt
bat. AuA bel Ocn AitorS bat es lit)
genebrt. mir Dab Oas reidIte Wttt'
glieO 0es Snuies nah Gn9lano ais
gepanoert lit. Gas 8ermogen Der
0oul0s lit Stemlih uruerdnoert ge'
blieben. nber nie nicle oti minorin
geutiltm limo nud)gerildt: OerStlipter'
fonig Glarfc. oaS 5lueite 8citirn Der
StabI . SnOuitric 8. 6rtd, Ser elef-
trifer WcitiuabouIe, ser Srultntad)er
Mor9an, mo mic pieIe iino bier uit-
genamtt, oic bicrbcr ooer beiltabc
bierber geD0ren; Sill uro Surrintall,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
SinngcoidtC.


~pu ~ l { p ~ ~ y " ~ !
(Sruntfurt a. ~.
,5coem @eltbetrod)ter miro ca tlor:
&ieIca bdnqt alcin an einem Soar
llno - bleibt ooron bGngcn INNER
BAR -
81 + =
9tidta brollft 10 menig Holm in
0icicn MCItcn,
gSie @litdl -
llu0 nid)t3 bot troBocm @lob barin
10 icltclL
Nic @liid! 49,
@ir boIten Ole &erahtn9, Die ms
triilt,
Sebr germ fiir @oB un0 mGbnen SoB
3~ulncilt
Gem NeiO entiprungcn -
gGlf iolde 2lrt it's Mondem ihon
%gellrnaen,
Son ienem b06lt benedict Ii6 SIT
qlultbcn,
Ser i'm pieQeiht um innigitcn per-
adtct ......e
~ % -
NHleb q.
Gin otter @obrbeit9iob, Gin idli6tcr:
0clegenbclt ma6t Tiebe unO nlabt
3iAterl
Auf marc oitrh fIeptomuniihen
Jrieb
Git idon sum aGi6ter" mand)er
3ie6..,...
Il = Il
@ir iinb III oieier bcitcn nler @elten
Hcd)t ouf Der @obc 5icnllid iclten.
Sieb freunolidit mn eirmol 5uriif
W9it einem obieftipen Bid,
Sb Gt iuo bodite S0b'n lid fonoen,
Nid)t nleiit ais Ids an Berg" &c.
Itolloenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17
Nns Dem y@lONnrium cincS NcR'
idICu "

Nts 0cu ,,Wlpilnrium citcs Wcn.
Gas @loiiorurm zines M}enidcn"
iii inn &erEoue BON @altbcr Ticolcr
in Yeip}io ulnt -. G}cburtatooe 0cS
Nttor9. Idoobcrt u. @crburOtsNmnn-
for om ~ ,&Itli crid,icncn, unO Der
iborf pointirtc grp6oriancn 5onru.
lima iclbit ais .icfn @crmGhtnib. AZ
Cos lit Scr l(ntcrihico 3uiidcn Dem
oct oles natiirlid uno ieI6itucrItduo.
lid: Dem g2ciicn, ic otter cr miro, nm
= ."..,.r.-; ,.;L,:,,4 ;L,, aru,.
I'm mond,cu @cocnocn lit c59rordj.
0o6 elm &,e0cr in icinem 9cbcn eincn
@aim pilon}cn mub. llcbcroQ ioQtc
e 0raltd, icin. OAR ,&eOcr IN ipinem
&ebcu cinmu( cincn Nn0crcn Qliidlid
ntadt.
1iCSiin0e, ole mir iclbit niht mcbr
L,-oL,. r. 81 - -.y
Yfun0Cl an 0criudunQ ME 6c0ungcn
0a6cn, cridcint inns immcr ais Die
ihlu0r}citc.
IL
IS Qi6t ciQcntlid fcin 0r6BercS
6inocrnib fir bic Grfori6ung Der
~y3ubrhcit, ais Die 0il0un0 bon Sc
2crnr hu9 @liid pcrodtcn unO Gu
6oit Is Qcfun0en.
Inter G6rdncn un0 @ei6rci miro
5uui3cn iheioct man aus Dem @cben.
Ter 6run5oic bat 0uiiir Elm biibidc9
g4ort:
On cntrc. on erie.
st c'eIt L. bic
st ceIt ia mort. 4
" IL
@cnn olc 9ummf6pfe ocoen Sc
monOen cifern, Damn nimm Orciit
an. 0ab cr elm 6e0eltcn0er Wfenid i'll.
Il =
Gie Qcltte, ole GAR feline IcinOc ia.
6cn, iin0 alld Scr 6reltn0iduit nid)t
,
g9ir Qrii6cn GIT piel ltn0 lohen 5lt
mcniu. mcil mir no0 Wci56cit tire
BEN. Gbtc @ciobeit erltidt unfrud)t-
~ m..C,I. ~ .oL4 Lho,S
0urd Qc6cn lno Stcr6rn.
Rclioi0icn IoQmcn Q@c0cnii6cr fam
Der McnId ME ii6cr5cl0t, ionoern
INNER MIR iibcrrc0ct iciu, ocnn ilbers
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-19
PLATTSvILLE,
HOYDEN $ HILL.

After short illness Gladys E., in- fant daughter of Leslie A., and Der tha F. Jennings, died Friday morning, the 12th, aged oue year and six months. Though never robust child she was a very good and patient little thing and will be greatly missed by family and friends. The parents have the sympathy of all in their sore be- reavement. The funeral was attended Monday at ? p. m., Rev M. w. Beck with of the Methodist church officiat- ing, assisted by Rev.J. F. Duinkirke of Long Island City, an old friend of the family. The pail bearers were Walter, Harold and John Jennings and Rufus Knapp.
 Ernest Johnson has made visit to
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-19
NEW PRESTON

HAPPENINGS HEREABOUTS.
 Maj w. Burnham was absent from his home here over last Sunday. George N. Beardsley was at his par ents' home again, last Sunday. He re- turned to Bridgeport on Monday morn- ing.
 Nelson Mercy is enjoying vacation of two weeks from his duty of R. F. D. mail carrier and this week, with his wife, is passing the time in Pough- keepsie and Wassaic, N. Y. Mrs E. Hull returned on Monday of last week from visit to her daughter, Mrs Eli Judson, in Bethel. Mrs c. P. Lyman has concluded her stay at Col Pickett's residence and re- turned to her home, near her store, which was vacated by MT Perkins and family in June.
 Dea George s. Humphrey is having coat of paint applied to his house in this village, now occupied by A. G. Caskey and family. Mrs Josep', Stillson of Bethlehem visited her son for two days of last week.
 Mrs Rachel Warner returned to her home in New Fairfield on Tuesday of fast week, after passing few days pleasantly with her sister, Mrs B. J. Cable.
 E. U. Hosford and Harold Beeman have each team and driver employed at the Bulls Bridge canal, during the repairs caused by the late break in the canal, which so crippled the power there for short time, perhaps two weeks.
 H. 0. Noble, vice president and treasurer of The North & Judd Manu- featuring Go. of New Britain, passed last Saturday, his birthday, at E. H. Beardsley's, visiting his cousins here, Mrs Beardsley, Mrs G. A. Tomlinson of Marbledale and Mrs Herman Hoff- man of Christian street, returning on the evening train the same day to his home in New Britain. The condition of Mrs Horace McCan remains about the same since former writing. Her friends anxiously await the result.
 B. J. Haynes was employed, last week, by Nelson Mercy in repairing the chimney and doing other mason and carpenter work about his place.
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BULLS BRIDGE.
ITEMS OF INTEREST

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
 Mrs Charles Thayer of Gaylordsville was at Elisha Potter's, Thursday.
 E. R. Lane was in Bridgeport and New Haven, Wednesday and Thurs day.
 Mrs Elmer Potter and Miss Lena were in Waterbury, last week.
 Mrs A. B. Mallory, Miss Hilda and Mrs Mary J. Smith spent several days, last week, with Mrs E. Hatch at her home in Gaylordsville.
 Eugene Potter attended the funeral of his cousin, William Potter, who was killed by the cars at Paterson, N. Y.
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Hartwell, Miss Mary Frisbie, Miss Alice Peck.
 Mrs Cour tlandt Trowbridge was in town, Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Wetterau are away on 10 days vacation.
 Miss Mabel Northrop of Newtown and Miss Mary Beattie of Leete Island were the guests of Miss Mary Frisbie, Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs l.. Theodore Wallis played the organ at St Johns church, Sunday morning.
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BANTAM.
NEWS HEREABOUTs.

NEWS HEREABOUTS.
 Frank Terrell, who suddenly ab- sented himself from Washington sev- eral weeks ago, has returned to his family here.
 Frank Cummings, who was for sev- eral years in the employ of E. D. Weeks, is here again with his sister, Mrs Juckett.
 A deer was seen swimming across Mt Tom lake, few days ago.
 The Village Improvement society met, last week, and appointed John Coe secretary and treasurer in place of MT Cochrane, who moved to Milford.
 George Watts returned, last Satur- day, from his three weeks outing in Maine. He succeeded in bagging two deer, number of cartridges and also some fine trout.
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BROOKFIELD.

THE ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING.
 The adjourned town meeting on Saturday afternoon was quite spirit- ed affair due to the questions that were to be acted upon. The vote up- on the manner of working the roads was decided by majority of only two in favor of having them worked by the day under the supervision of the se- lectmen. The vote to consolidate dis tricts No. and 3, East and West Iron Works, was carried without a dissent ing vote. The vote to accept the offer of F. s. Curtis as to change of roads near his place was carried by very handsome majority. A 12-mill tax was voted, payable one year from date of the meeting.
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Ten Pages.
HOME NEWS. FEMALE MASONRY. ENTERTAINMENT TO AID THE MASONIC HALL PROJECT.

The public will have an opportunity of witnessing an exemplication of the work at the new Masonic hall as soon as the hall is finished. The goat used on this occasion is genuine Royal Chiyoeta and was presented to this lodge by the Queen of Itsukushima, who was SO pleased with the work on the occasion of her recent initiation, that she selected the finest goat of her collectian of four hundred and sent it to the M. I. H. M. G. After the ini- tiation a lunch will be served in the banquet hall. The proceeds of this exhibition and the lunch will be used to help swell the building fund for the new Masonic Temple. The date will be announced later. Watch THE BEE.
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MONROE,
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
 Howard Beers of Stratford has vis- ited his uncle, Hobart E. Beardsley.
 Arthur Wales has passed few days with his father, $. B. Wales.
 s. w. Smith and family and MT and Mrs George Fessenden were at Fair view farm over Sunday.
 F. w. Wheeler left on Monday with a carload of fine oxen for Brighton market, Boston.
 Harmony Grange will entertain Pootatuck and Easton Oranges at the next regular meeting, Friday evening, October 26.
 Mrs Henry Nettleton of Bridgeport has been visiting Miss Carrie Hollister.
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old friends at Mt Hero, Vt, and en- ioyed a very pleasant timG
 Martin Jennings is getting along finely and gets around the house some by the help of a crutch.
 E. B. Sherwood has succeeded in filling his silo.
 son and Mrs F. Keenan of Hammel's Rockaway Beach are visiting K. B. Sherwood.
 August Ballou and daughter of Hammel's ROckaway Beach were at E. B. Sberwood's, last Saturday.
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TOBACCO SALES.

TOBACCO SALES.
 Quite a number of tobacco sales were made last week, the agents of George Chichester of Danbury doing the buying. The highest price they are paying is IT cents for the very best. c. B. Hawley sold his at 16 cents, J. s. Thornhill, 154. Other crops were sold but the writer does not know the par ties. Quite a number of crops were sold at 16 cents.
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It costs less to paint church or build- ing with l.. & M. Paint because 12 gallons of the L.. & M. mixed with g gallons of Linseed Oil makes paint cost about $1.20 per gallon. It does as much painting as 21 gallons of any other paint that costs $1.5O gallon.
 Sold by Cogswell & Wettera1, Wash ington Depot; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; 0. M. Beach, New Mil ford Smiths Sons, West Cornwall.
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LINONINE

is easily assimilated and quick in action, and repair proceeds rapidly and without check. As a builder LinOnine has no equal-a bold assertion, but I can make it good.-Dr F. T. Jenkins, Washington, D. c.
 All Druggists -25c, soc, Sl.
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WEDDING.

George Henry Stowe of Bridgeport and Miss Emma E. Wheeler of New town were united in Holy Matrimony, at St John s Rectory, on the evening of October 5, by Rev o. 0. Wright. William Benham and Mrs O. O. Wright were the witnesses. When they went to their carriage tbey found it had been decorated, and they departed amid showers of rice and good cheer.
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HATTERTOWN.
PERSONAL CHAT.

John Roberts takes pride in showing a potato dug from his field that weighs two pounds, six ounces.
 MT and Mrs Esstope and Miss Mal- colme of Ansonia have teen the guests of David Millar.
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Y, passed Sunday with MT and MEs G. F. Duncombe.
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A BUSINESS CHANGE.

BUSINE ESS CHANGE.
 William Pinckney and Frank Wild man have bought out the store of Peck S Co.,, have rented the whole building and will carry on the business with MT Pinckney's meat department added. The rent of the store includes the hall overhead, which will be ar- ranged for the family of MT Wild- man, who will occupy it as soon as the necessary changes can be made. The loss of the hall will be quite severely felt, as it was very convenient place for small gatherings and was willingly offered to any who wished to use it.
 The cards are out for the marriage of Clinton Jones, formerly of this town, and Miss Hattie Morehouse at home on Thursday of this week. MT Whitcome is expected to be present to perform the ceremony.
 The first meeting of the Country club was held at the home of Percy B. Hawley, last Friday night. The next meeting will be on Friday evening, October 26, place not yet decided.
 MT and Mrs F. H. Beers and daugn- ter spent Sunday with their daughter, Muriel, at Storrs' Agricultural college.