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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-04
sL STROUD KILLED
s,sks~s, sn ss,ts 3. Lss.s Lf. IN
eeeiee,t Horth q City.

ecrlIeNl Noftr y Ifty.
J. stEoud. 5fakeu1n On TIE
Esn.a fe mot ls.fh Friday morning
Of he Rocz creek cro.slsz iB ~
tempting ~ boa-I 'reiza- train BE-
ni.sa1 he fcoIrs an1 toos q header
il'0 Rock creek sixteen feet below
H.s neck 9ss cisiocated ~ the fali
s1d be- ras orherEise injgred Dnen
picked up h. rss stiil breathing. but
Died before medical sd fearhet hin
Tho acciden. vas en- unfortunate one
u o. said hat tbe train stopped near
Rock creek FOR water. The young man
tiighte1 ard vhsa the train started
made az attenp, 70 gs; on Instead he
Tss 1-e~lpi'ateI into the creek BE-
l5w.
stroud Vss nes man o. the run
and 10 was stated that he was learn
lHs 20 be- o brakemTn. LITTLE ls kn0rn
~ mo dead mans reistiyes. nor co1lq
i' fa asce-a'ncd where they are. Of
fc.l.s u tho r0aI are making EFFORTS
~ iJrats them Stroud vas perhaps
thirty years old. He was about Eve
feet. eight inches IA height, has dark
hair and was dressed in blue oTeralls
His body vas brought here and taken
20 Bridgman's undertaking establish.
ment where Il viii be held until rel.
atives can Be heard from.
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Chattanooga, Tenn, Mar "A train
crew which arrived today from Ne
ridisn says Il T. reported that the loss
q life f. over-estlnated. but the de-
struction Of property will reach high
er figures than that already given
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Christian Church.

Services today a. the Cmis an
church sundEy school o.. ':t5 90 %
tnd preaching a. n a. m. Y p. 9 G..
p az $50 D. N. and preaching al 1880
o m a warm welcome NJ these
services for everybody
SAM ~. HOLMES. Pastor
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svnday school Is a a. P.eachlns
II a n and 7:5D ? n. Junior e =
. n. seuio7 c. 2. ego .. n. Easi
ATsnore Mlssion Sunday school 2 20.
preaching % Everybody invited.
n. J.. WALLER. Pastor.
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Mrs. NJ. &. Reed Dead.

Tho funeral Of Mrs. y. H. Reed. the
wife Of N. E. Reed. took place from
the family residence last Friday after
noon and was attended by many
friends OF the deceased Services were
conducted by Rev. Keller and inter.
mnt took place In Rose Hill cemetery.
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Services rri p. Esi5 tl.say a. 1sl,.
as 20 a. n ard -.st p n Sunday
--t9>i e. t-t5- RI. 3 cordial i1vi'..
t.r- .s eTtrrted .o all
-HAs r. r-E-TH Pastor
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Prsacai.g a. Cezt-ai B1-tis, cs1rcs
., y q T. s1e 511 , z ~ re "a
io-. Satises foT 4s-zing ass rigst
-IIss sr-lfcA.ee q tss c-oss &, ths
Carstisa HeiiDo.- Al co-1ialiy Be-
vtsS
O. o. BAgH ELL
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CRESCENT HOTEL.
Eureka Springs. ARK.
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.

February rs, 1905
Many repairs and improvements
have been made. the service will be
better than ever and the charges
moderate
Here Spring Is q thoroughly de-
lightful season. with clear. blue
skie5 and the crisp air OF the noun
tlins tempered by warm sunshine
II you Wish to avoid the snow and
slush az home this Spring. go to Ru
reka SPRINGS Rooklets describing the
hotel and the resort sent free on re
quest A. HILTON.
Gent, Pass Ast. Frisoo System.
b. 81 Louis. Mo
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Memphis. Tenn March "A dis
patch received direct from Meridian
az noon states that conservative esti-
mate places the number Of killed a.
twenty-five 70 nfty. The injured viii
probably exceed one hundred.
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First Rapiis, chureh.

Preaching this morning b. " r.
5elyidge This evening b. the pastor
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. -. =. ?.
4. a. 2:so ? N Al are made we.-
come
l.. KELLER pag.or
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The Pastors Association will meet
Al tho First Baptist church Monday at
II a m. All ministers OF ArdmoTe
are cordially Invited 10 attend
II. l. WALKER. Sc
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Tl .11i mas services vii D.
Eci1 q. ere Catholic cl1rch a; ,s-
ociock fA.s morning A cordial inv.
taiiS O if eI'srfe1 % sl % worship
$50 ~.
= J. WALLRAPP. pas,os
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Il Ia a positive fact tina Iohn
Prater has the s~ellest line of Wool.
ems In Ardm1ro price, .fe fieht.
i.3
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Ladies free Monday night open
house &,
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Handworth Stock Company. ope'l
house. Monday night q.
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Don't miss this weeks embroidery
sale at
q TUE BANKRUPT STORE.
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The members Of the FIRST Bapf -
church entertained their friends aLd
tho members of tho church "a the Sci.
yidge Business College Fniny even
ing with an informal reception. The
purpose Was 20 meet the row mem.
bera Of the church who had como 10
Ardmors recently
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John Prater can save You money On
your spring suit q
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Ladies free Monday night opera
house. 80
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Notice.

Notice.
The Jewish ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Henry Baum next
Tuesday afternoon at . 30 O'Clock
MRS WAX wESTHEIMER
Secretary
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Hear Mas Koarucy m tho Broad.
way Methods, church March g and
7. 20
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Quito a unique RECEPTION vas given
at the beautiful home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Madden Friday evening. for the
benefit Of tho Epworth League Of the
Broadway Methodist church. The re-
ceptlon was very enjoyable and quite
a crowd assembled 20 cnioy the ~
fair The decorations were cut hoW ers
and black cats cut from cloth
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CYCLONES DEADLY WORK

- ere al5.g iAs path q TIE t17nss5
i-t5 ne c11ltry. Telegraph rires a.
-lles ere p-ostrzted a.d IL the ara
sru-k ~ tae torlaso The -reck ls
c-pi.'e Be-; fs- b1ilsi1Es srs isf
&1sirE I'D ,hay are eamagsd.
-l; all ak ronihs 70 repair the
damage an3 u Eill Be days befo.
tie ag1bsr % inlgrsd are knoEn o.
y cisa-ing sEsJ VII show the nag.
uiiuse q The dean lie. T. is knova
"a, thl-ty-ase lives are lost
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Ja-E. On Mss March 5-Judzs o.
Irsce o. Macon. Misf. ~ho uas n
Ne-ii,n last Night reached Jacks n
,ot ly He says thar ~ 90 'hree O'Clock
'his uo-riag tEciye dead we're recoy.
ersi Tie properly loss is estimated
a. several mi'i.on dollars The whole
saie district suffered worst Many Of
The priseipll Buildings and manufac
turing Dis-ts are totally destroyed
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Ser Orleans. March "A special
irou Meridian estimates he less o.
lie a. one hundred. and about tEo
h-strsi injured 4 aispateh received
% u o'ciock this forenoon says mucl
c1-f-s.o1 prevails A de.silsf lIs' ~
-a .-iuc- .s sfii unavailable
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A very pleasant surprise party was
given Friday evening In honor OF
Fletcher Tate at his home. corner u
street and Second avenue. northwest
when a party ~ friends walked IN NJ
on him, MI laden with happy greet,
lngs TO remind him OF his birthday
4 Jolly crowd was present and the
evening was made pleasant. Refresh
menig were served.
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Mrs A X Swan entertained par
~ of friends. Fiday evening at her
homo on south Washington street
Music. games and readings made up
tho program for the yening Dainty
Refreshments were Served
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Society .... zee.
The Blks' rnii,strel snow 10 cTestlng
considerable interest among the socie
~ set Of Ardnore II is learned thA,
several young society men viii Do
stunts In the show and no doubt their
lady friends will bring large boqueis
for tho occasion. The committee who
has the anair In charge annonnce that
the coming performance will be the
best ever given ia the city.
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Mrs II. II. Pennington and little
daughter ~ ChiokaEha were in tho
city the past week Mrs. Pennington
formerly resided here and has a large
number OF friends who were delighted
20 see her again
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Pa,,er,, A,toeia,ion.

il KELLER. pastor.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
GREENFIELD HILL.
NEIeHBORHOOD NOTES.

NEIaHBORHOOD NOTES.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Gray have re-
turned from their bridal tour and
will soon 20 to housekeeping in their
newly built home on Greenfield Hill.
William S. Fallow, the popular local
blacksmith, has moved his business
from the old shop on Bronson avenue.
to his new quarters lately erected on
the corner near his residence.
e. P. MOrehouse recently spent q
couple OF days out of town and upon
his return brought home fine pair of
working oxen with him.
Clifford S. Banks has entered the
employ of e. T. Bedford, being en-
Qaeed as foreman on the latter's place
In Green's Farms.
David Durgy and wife of Danbury
are enjoying two weeks visit with
his sister, Mrs A. e. M1ddlebrook, OF
this place.
Mrs Marietta Smith is in Black
Rock. this week, assisting in the care
Of her little nephew, Master Henry G.
RAYMOND, who is dangerously Ill with
diphtheri2 at the home Of bis parents
on Ellsworth street.
Theodore SturgeS returned TO New
York, Tuesday, after spending a few
DAYS at his country estate here.
81. W, Green had the misfortune TO
lose one of his farm horses, last Mon-
Miss Grace Gould has returned to
her duties at Mine0la, L. L, after q
visit to her mother, Mrs N. w. Ogden,
Of Congress street.
Henry L. Burr, who is working for
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
WATERFOWL.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.


Daniel Davis has bought the II. G..
Scott place on Watert0wn Heights
and will soon move his family there
from the tenement he has occupied SO
long near the Depot.
Mrs D. G. Sullivan, with her two
children, is spending couple OF weeks
at her mothers in Holyoke, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Ormand Rowe of YaleS-
Vile were guests at Mrs Marilla At
woods, last Sunday.
1t is understood that Judge Scott,
Loren Carter and FL. r. Dayton, act
ings as appraisers in the" Beardsley
case, awarded a sum for damages
against the trolley company of about
5000 more than demanded before the
suit.
The boys in the st Johns society
are selling tickets for an entertain
ment to be given soon, including q
fair and sale, the proceeds of which
are to be applied to the projected pa
rOchial school.
Miss Edith Atwood has returned
from several weeks stay at Chicopee
Falls, Mass.
Leroy Working, son of Principal
Working, is recovering from mild
attack OF chickenpox. This is the
first case reported in school, this term.
G. w. Atwood has broken ground
for a new tenement near the railroad
opposite tile old J. II. Taylor elevator.
Mr. Atwood intends to erect several
houses on the lots adjoining in the
near future.
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WEST CORNWALL.
NEWS TERsELY TOLD.

". retuEnins 0 Via win as &c acco%panied By
Mrs ladies'
ff Mss Cora B. H.llett returned, last Friday
Bridgeport and New York.
A 8. Msllinson was At his home here. sew.
eral days of last week. to take advantage OF
the hynting season, returning to his work al
Attorney .wiiliam D; Bosler va. UP. from
New York, from Saturday TIL Wednesday, to
M and Mrs Alison Morris Of Goshen called
on relatives in this village, last Sunday.
ters a. The home Of Miss Minute i. oochrsne
on Monday Of this week. Mrs Hartle. with
sad men Bs x 2, New x5 M M,. 8S
rane and are under the care of Dr. Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs r. N. Oochrane, Mr. and Mrs
William Oliver and Miss Beatrice Kemp at
Of CHARLES Bate in Cornwall, Sunday.
Mrs Valentine, Who has been Wishing at the
Segs T ct mrs L. spent one night
T. J gave = lecture. ::AroSnd The World VIII
the White Ribbon" at the chapel on Tuesday
On Wednesday evening Of last week the La
dies Aid society gaze 80 social At the fhs PEI
e. held y supper st Masonic hall.
Mrs D. L. Smith entertained Mrs Barney,
Tuesday evening: NJ. ~
J Oaikin's house and moved there, November
Mrs Mary Bradley is with Mrs e. g. Bterce
Miss Moliie Belcher and Benjamin J. Cole
beth Of this village wsre
Rev e. q. Starr. M and Mrs Dole left. MOI:
day morning, for: Hotchkissville, where M
Frank Hart was home from Hotchkissville
q few DAYS last week.
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REDpINa.
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
Mrs Thomas De Laney of Putnam
Park is spending few days in Brook
Ign.
The employees of Wiantenuck farm
and their friends were given q fare
we'll dance, last Tuesday evening, at
the Old Put House. Messrs Gilmartin
and Taylor of Bethel furnished the
music.
Miss Margaret Reynolds, who has
been spending a few weeks with her
parents, has returned to Mount Yer
non, N. Y.
Miss Elizabeth De Laney OF Putnam
Park was the guest of her uncle, over
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Gotlieb Stietzel gave a
house warming to remember their
many friends, last Friday evening.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs Stiet-
eel hope they will enjoy their new
home.
after spending his vacation In BROOK
Dennis J. Ryan spent Sunday in
New York City.
Mr. and Mrs F. L. Dunnell spent
Sunday at their handsome summer
residence in Redding.
Hon l.. o. Peck has closed his hand
some summer residence and has
Michael Reynolds, who went to Lake
Saranac for his health, is much i'm
proved.
Keeper De Laney is painting the
buildings at the old camp.
A. M. Reid has bought q place in
Danbury and is moving his household
goods there.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

be made to their summer home, this
winter. G. A. Prindle has the job.
Mrs J. I. West begins the dancing
classes In the Hall on Saturday. The
older ones meet at half past three.
The younger class will meet at half
past two.
The young unmarried people on
Church Hill attended the surprise
party at Laurence Canfield's in New
Milford, last week, for his grandson,
Edgar Phillips.
Mrs Charles Woodruff went to New
Milford on Tuesday OF this week with
her sister, Mrs A: Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs A. w. Chapman, who
own q place at Brookvale, Cheshire,
were In town over Sunday. They
have closed their house in Cheshire
and expect to sail on the Comanche,
next Friday, for Jacksonville, Florida.
They go from there to Lake Helen,
five miles from Orange City, where Mr.
Chapman takes position in Hopkins
factory.
The seminary building, which the
Tracy brothers are to put up for R. S.
Barnes, is over $50 feet long, includ-
ing main body and wings, by some IS
feet in width. The cost is S45, 600.
The Gum library is 624x45 feet.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
Miss Ada Jennings spent Sunday
with friends in Milford:
Miss Lillian Wheeler has entertain
ed Miss Alice Brinsmade from Shelton.
Miss Stella BOgart has visited her
sister, Mrs Nest0r Wedge.
Mrs George Clark and Mrs Walter
Hawley have returned to their b ONES,
after spending delightful week in
Washington, D. @.
Mrs A. Angevine has closed her
house and gone to Bridgeport, where
she will spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs S. Wheeler.
M. J. Nc Donough, the popular
ticket agent, has rented the place for.
merly owned by Mrs A. Bradley and
recently purchased by the N. Y. N.
II. & II. Railroad Co. He moved. last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Nestor Wedge have re-
turned from their trip to Galveston.
Miss Sarah J. Nichols has been the
guest of her nephew, J. Hurd.
Mrs e. Nc CURE is having . new
porch built on her house. G. Sweezy
and SONS are doing the work.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

Robert Sinclair, having moved his fur
niture back into town.
} Mr. and Mrs Frank w. Curnan OF
Derby were guests over Sunday OF Mrs
Curnans parents, Mr. and Mrs John
Bachman. Mrs Curnan remained for
q few days. visit.
D. N. Sharpe of Ansonia has just
purchased a 3O0-Quart milk route OF
e, w. ,Storrs of AnsOnia and is carry
ing on the milk business with his 9th
er business. Mr. Sharpe is a son of S.
D. Sharpe of this town.
Mr. and Mrs John Bachman spent 9
few days, this week, in Derby, with
their daughter, Mrs Frank w. Curnan.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

the Telephone Co., near Stamford,
spent Sunday at his home on Cross
Highway.
Mr. and Mrs D. B. Adams visited
relatives In Weston, Saturday.
d. G. Smith will soon purchase q
gas0lene engine and will erect tower
and water tank on his premises to be
utilized for conveying supply of pure
water from the we'll he recently dug to
his house and barn.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
WASHINGTON.
MRS PETER JOHNSON.

MKS PETER JOHNBON.
Mrs Peter johnson, formerly Miss
Matilda Anderson, died on Monday
afternoon of typhoid fever at the cot
tsge on the Titus farm. The funeral
was held from the Titus homestead on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Johnson
was i'll for three weeks, but had been
In poor health all summer. She had
been married q year on Wednesday,
the day of her burial. Much sympa
thy is felt for the bereayed husband
and the lonely sister, Alma, who has
been in this country only since July.
Mrs johnson was a faithful and de-
voted wife, good friend and q kline
neighbor. Her loss will be keenly fell
by those with whom she was associat
ed.-IM. L. T.:
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CnAPPED HANDS.

Wash your hands with warm water,
dry with towel and apply Chamber
lain's Salve just before going to bed,
and a speedy cure is certain. This
salve is also unequaled for skin dis
eases. For sale by r. 81. Beers & Co.,
Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy
Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. b.
Brakeman, Botsford; S. J. Parks,
Trumbull.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

Andrews received the first prizes. Mrs
W. r Roe ard $. b. Terrell the cOnSO-
lation.
Howard Andrews, who had several
acres of corn for ensilage, has allowed
it to ripen and is now selling 1t on the
ear as fast as he can find market for
it.
Mrs George Graeter is entertaining
her sister, Miss Graem, and friend.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
MONROE.
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
Miss Charlotte E. Beardsley of Hart
ford is spending the week with her
mother, Mrs Sophia Beardsley.
Miss Peet Of Nichols visited her
friends in this vicinity.
A large party was given IN the Town
hall, Friday evening. There was an
unusually large attendance, Ansonia,
Derby, Bridgeport and NewtoWn, as
we'll as Long Hill, being we'll repre-
sented. Bliss & Peck furnished the
music.
Alfred Beach is now working FOL
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
SOUTH KENT
MISS BENNETT--MR MARSH,

MISS BENNETT--MR MARSH.
Cards have been received announc.
ing the marriage of Clifford Homer
Marsh and Mabel Santee Bennitt at
Towanda, Pa, on Wednesday, Octo.
Der 81. Mr. and Mrs Marsh are stop
Mr. Marsh is employed getting out
telephone poles.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
A. M. BURNETT INJURED,

A. M. BURNETT INJURED.
All are sorry to hear of the accident
to A. M. Burnett by being thrown
from his wagon at South Kent station,
and hope for speedy recovery.
Miss Wedge of New Preston was the
guest of Mrs Ralph Rowland, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Orman B. Marsh spent
Sunday In Wellsville.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
THE TOBACCO CROP.

A much larger proportion of the to-
bacco crop has been sold than was sup
posed, it had been done SO quietly.
Fully o-thirds of it has been sold at
good living prices. So far Is and 16c
have been the ruling prices; II and 18c
have been marked in few instances.
George Chichester Of Danbury has
bought more in this town than for
several years.
John Bateman of Iron Works enter
tanned Rev e. L. Whitcome, over Sun
day.
Mr. Mapes, father of Mrs F. n. Beers,
had severe stroke of paralysis on
Monday Of last week, and has been in
a critical condition ever since, with
but little prospect of improvement.
There was no meeting of the COun-
try club, last week.
Miss Grace Halves of New York Is
the guest Of her aunts, Misses Sadie
and Emma Kellogg.
Mrs Edward Starr has been enter
tanning friends from Waterbury.
The Alpha Whist club met with Mr.
and Mrs W. J. Beehler. last Wednes-
day night. Mrs E. Weld and II. w.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
LONG HILL.

GRACE CHURCH CLOSED FOR TWO SUN
DAYS.
Grace Episcopal church will be
closed for two Sundays, owing to the
absence of the rector, Rev B. Sheffield.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
DR., DAVID kENNEDYS
E 3j!I BRIT J}i:jliEj !

take It morning, noon and night, and it
will cure you. took the medicine as
directed, but had no confidence in a cure,
as my case had been tried by so many.
After using it week began to feel better,
and in short while after that was entirely
cured. That terrible distress, everything I
ate breaking up sour in my throat, had all
gone and have not had moments dis
comfort since To-day there isn'ta healthier
man and my appetite is excellent"
Write to DR.. David Kennedy's Sons, Rondout, N.
r, for free sample bottle Of DR.. David Kennedy
Favorte Remedy, the great Kidney, Liver and Blood
medicine, and free medical booklet. Large bottles
$780, All druggists.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

A sensible man does not want to pay
more for q piano than it is worth, and
he wants the piano worth all he pays
for it. That's why he should buy his
piano of Joseph Brinton. See his
adv.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
GEORGETOWN.


NEW STATION SOON?
The amount of business done at the
railroad station here is growing rapid
ly and we are glad to learn that there
are strong hopes of having soon new
station that will be more in keeping
with the town and business.
MASONIC NOTES.
An invitation has been received by
Arch lodge, mo. 80, f. 81 A. NJ, from
the Masonic lodge of Norwalk to visit
them on Thanksgiving evening.
CHURCH NOTES.
At the vesper service at the Gilbert
Memorial church, next Sunday, a spe-
.cial lecture will be delivered by the
pastor to the employees of the fac
tories: The subject will be "Whirl-
ing Wheels
Miss Eta Nash was in New Haven,
last week, to attend the wedding Of
her cousin.
Mrs Charles Jennings visited friends
in New Haven, last week.
A christening was held at the morn
ing service of the Gilbert Memorial
church, last Sunday.
Rev A. G. Turbush presented the
sis at Yale, last Monday, on 1.-THE
Duality of the Moral Ideal"
Deacon Jelltff of the Congregational
church attended the installation SER
vice of Rev Charles Nc Farland at the
First Congregational church, South
Norwalk, on Tuesday.
Mrs Parks of Bethel was the guest
of her son, Lloyd Parks, last Sunday.
Miss Florence Jones has SO far re-
covered from her recent illness that
she plans to leave with her aunt for
New York, shortly.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BROOKFIELD.
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT.

Perhaps it will hardly be necessary
to remind the people Of this vicinity
Of the entertainment in the Town hall
on Friday evening to begin at o clock,
the artist being Mrs Ida Jeness Moul.
ton of Beverly, Mass. Those in charge
will have great pleasure in presenting
her to a Brookfield audience for their
appreciation and enjoyment. She
ranks among the best or she would not
have been engaged. Admission, Csc.