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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-30
Drift life iaa meoet RaheI

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set ofteFt podptit. at 8nife, Gbe, so.
tao 90 @jotoInSc iom GsI9e at Oibic
@iftitoffe / benz fan birfe ifooelige
paa oct IeeerrIigr @e~,befiHbenOe, tfoIO
oe npbeS ! it5rre Portioner, itertt
fcuceutreret caer Here @auge ON
Taqel.
Stnbtg bIir 6cttc frr1HIuoet; men
ale 6ormamirQer ipueS at its6e pal
bsoe Erer, eiterom 5orbr,8ct al
oi5ie &rttfIer ~iuor3re iyreS at tiIta
emo at ufta. De oiScnifr5eIige au.
tortteter hir ima6.ertiO life trGtte al
at firmpe moo Den observation-disclosures.
e. 8rlg Of Gsie 9hpOeiie5miSIer.
Spaieuiteren groie5iOr Gr. Suep.
be / 8rog bar nDIig / "9IGtter iiir
Observation-Disclosures" o~ffertlig.
eiort en- afbanSLing ON &afieu5
RiSbrlts, % bert 5eber BET bIaubt
aH6et:
"aIe OdttoUipoSmibIer, iom Sen
ooerforfinGoe alIitltr bar braet os,
inoeboloer lRer eaer mtHere at ct or
goniif Stof, ION oso Ris6rus eist
fiQ qiplOenSe iom Sin. I'll Oct ots-
tigite % met uShreote Of Sisie sir.
rind6miOler bsrer &GfferL iom / ito.
re 8pontiteter briffeS Of @amie %
hinge. Zen epsntiige ageus / aufieH,
Set pil Il oct Stoi. booraf aafien3
foraftertitjfe @irfning 6etinges, sr
aoffeiuet."
Oe ipecieue Spmptomer, iom
~fremfdI0e8 / Den mersitelige Or
aurisme oeS @ofietnupoeGeH, er foe.
fjeIige. ttlbeIS meset iIsruue. Sltsp.
DC uStaIer berom:
acknowledgements redgerer
m56 Beroeie J~ortgrre11cr az Soros!'
ellen; mango @orge ingttar man
ogidu bQmorr5oiSoI. SDrptomer.
Sgiaa pda Rurerne bar 3oficiHet Ell
pirrcrSe 8irfrng. Gen fronife
SoHsiuisme ptrer ITO oeS Sierte,
traurper, DuiteIrgtninger o. auait.
tiRtanae; Der inOtrGSer &oOeimer.
ter, SpimneBbeo, s&nIsSbeo, ionl
ofte feiIastig antaaes 'om Spmpto.
mer paa Syftert af,en o9 ouSeH art."
SRrlig fiabrefoduger er ifsIge
Sueppe aoffeinets @irfutug paa
Siertet. Sen tiItngen6e grus al
Gaffe ! alilhIritdterue er efter bans
Reuing SpLS I De ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Siert6pg0omue. Sueppe ~freutbGoer
i'9r Rafieeus SfaoeGgteS for Bern.
"Teriom Barn % Borne allereoe ba,
oRnna ig til RpSelen al arTie~
fortiGtter SrnseraSroiesioreu, "faa
maa man finSe paa en- onSen Srif.
icm tau al GrimtiHg". Oct CT Dir.
! feIig paarioe. al man c~peroeier iaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-30

Sn 9efribeIie al bette gnlGa adoes |
~1ecorGb sRo'tcn" for 26Oe Stto5er.
@i bar en- tor Sbrae al grtS fGrbie
til at ienaes 9ieHHerr GmSebertct, iaas
fnnrt bet or | fulb Stauo, % ri fortfrts
ter ftaoigt mRo at erape uS grtS. boort
@uISet let fan fees Heo blotte Zine.
Sette mad eioe fort ITn5ptte. grbsl
beraf piI boIoe Sufineer al Dollars pr.
Ton, men attiesierH I Gpuoisatct oil
tieue tore Serge. feIo ON grtieH life
paa Idugt n9r or iaa rig iom eette.
Grts, iom / @ieuneminit boloer S25 pr.
ION - bet oil ii8e omtreut $50 / Rstto
pr. Sou - bill burtigt I9ese o. Rense,
naar ot onggie tan ieHSe 40 Ill so Tons
siemem Rslen. Sanns goel @rlbsn
er f~orsprigt at iaaoan Ratur. at Ri naars
icmbelit tan trRffe paa @rts, boordf 10
e1er ire Tons er tiIftr9ttefigt iii al gipe
~umoaoeliee Si5iserher. 81 bar aflereee
taset nj Iibt df eenm Slaes erts, oa ri
oH uoeu Spa itaoe paa itors RGngber
bcraf, q a Di toumIer lRRger nab ars
beioet oe fdar sraoet Stbere ucb.
3 bet fuufbue Gar er benoeo $40 900
last No I'll Paitmeri % arbeissbirIp;
berdf er onrtrent $4,000 snaet meb III
GdffiTKri 90 apbetosorift eee Sauug
Cecil. oe untrHe $4,000 sr toitei paa Be
andre gieneomme tiIbsreH6e Sgnoitatst
/ Spdlit % Gle CHM; pe6 fIsrs at ajsIs
pangadr arbeiSst for nGrSGreHoe, men
bette or oet ~irSoanige anrii9e "aSeiss
merit 8ori- Tom fororss al 8egisrius
gsH.
StisRt 6aunp gSeI Grubsu aleHe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-30

F%aarrn0lrn pan SGScrru. &c bsie
Briier pun @iso bar beutrfet Ell flor
Smirtnind al Rreatlrer iii bgie 8ri'
fer, meIocs fra SGSercn. SFr er
Saoreaolen fommen / 8inSen I Ben
TtSite Sib. Tan bar Sog begpuSt fer
en- Del at brine S~aareanlen paa Ell
ur6er RaoSe enc Tor. Sauer opfi6-
tes ON 0aaren, eller BELT ont 8siten,
ira bet n~orSpcitIige Gufplfe eaer fra
SsnSre @ergerbus Amt. 8icrne IS
ger man 6a at fao IiSet forroleoe
Tor, 6a Sigie / G~ImtroeligbcS or De
bcDTte Telrere. Dtsie parres ina et'
ten meS mere C[lcr mtrore tpp1fe
gpScre al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, toet man
Iruaer on pao at fao be 'terit mIlt5e
9rr. Sdmmene. Ser fdloer efter benz
ne gnrrtuq, iTIgeS / Gmtnneligbeo
iii Sloot on Somneren os SGierHe
ON Soften. 9rligsmaaSen Guiees ior'
Selcstio % bdr { Bot @rao bioraget
til at barre 9riiu pdd J1ar l De Sp9'
Der, bporfro 6pfisbet fer. Soer en-
ftor Del ni 9Lnltet er man mtrore ttI'
frens n,e6 &c Tpr, ser IeoGrcs ira
toters Gtrmhrferi, tbgt man INT
ser. of Tprene or for imaa 90 Sau'
erne oioer tibet Wclf. Oct er oiItitnt
iiqr geraens Stift, Der mi bcloer
Qriicrre cppe ceo S6Gfcricts aIrf.
ticrer. sra Seierne 'tIuaes ocer. at
RorSur bar fordorioget tore Goel9g'
oelier 6Ianot be beiterbe 5oare'lCtte
! Scmmer. Slcmmeit er Screen,
men ogina 9isrnen ifal ! Stronls'
beierue bare Srpbt mango I'm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-30
sanote ssrfOr stfe iicESen ! ertrre.

b1Hote Ssrfor life iicISen I Griffe.
lag, at bet erote meS SloesrnoI.
Zen iibpeeeIiee SilSrnseIfe ics
Ger oil mrbSeIe ON brnote paa
SpnsbeIlen for oHttrent 100 gdr Il.
ben. Oct bar life Ipffes mig at foa
beftertt greie pod aaret. Oct babe
paret airftion poa 9erbol, og 6erfor
bepbe Der reiit enbeI Self oner SSen
til Spnstellen 90 besprote at 6riffe
cg ipiIle Sort. ShIanSt bisie MGn6
bar Der en- Sanhdsd1tono, Cars glr.
BE ira Sogn. San bdnoe faret me.
get c7nfrin9 Der ! Spgoer % m1r
gnbt tienSt.
Ito poo 9oeloeu fom 6enne Gin.
Die | Erette meo en- TanS fra ReE.
itab, JON beo Somas % bapSe ct
miubre soot StinosmoaI / gpa6eu.
San oar netop en- al bisie, Tom Honot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-30
NaeSer 90 Dates aiens
eprettet ueo pesrnsna.
seaes les az Isatarrb ! FepeSct 90 ealjsu. DercS
5clbreSclIe par inar 90 paria.

&ertra boISeS maoFc ionl
5~miIiemeNicin / Here Stem enc
nogen onbcH 3eoicin opfunSen.
Get tan trpgt iiges, at inaeu
QSeoicin rogeuIiuSc opiuuoen
bor hrnSet iau0un popuIaritct
tom SusboIOuing@utSOer iont
8crund.
Set arilaae8, at Gcruna er
ct popuIErt SuSboISninQsmiS.
od | mirSit en- eIer . RiIto.
ner Sien-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-30

Snart giSres Sen Spaogdie, at
Beru,ta er ct ~paoItSeligt GatufIie.
mibOeI, soSt for Wtober % 9utter,
Sa6cr % SGr.
Sntet timber, at fan rSrtae Wesore
roier oct. Srtet rlrocr at foa mango
6G0re tuiilterer poa at babe set paa
&nano.
s mango GamiIter er set en- Eel
DSe%Sicirfite. iom togcr SomiTidr.
gems ELaos for tolrtge ~finlatife
Spsbrnure ofu gtnteren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-30
MeddeIe|ser fra Helan Mining Syndicate.

at unbnc en- be met losenSe "9eeses",
uemlig Saunb gbsu Grlben. Som bets
tc arbeibe freo freHt fteote ma pnn me-
get rig "freesmiuine" @tLoerts, % BET
bIeb mart iuSIgienbe, at Ser bar bet rets
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-30

Oonnc ll0tnIeLier Of auerfis16te IN.
t~rritetcr / bore 9dGc, Sa ueroGe
SpHoomme, SicrtrioogbeS % aor.
Observation-Disclosures tiItar / en- for
uroIigenoe @rno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-30

Seattle, @nFb., 20he SOB. 1905.
9a Srepe basli9 dnfummer til bort
Surtpr ina 99iere af "Gecornbs Poiteu",
fcranlebiset al bore artitler foruBlie ans
9aaeroe @rrbeafferer, o9 Sa Der / mango
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-30
Ge-ri.ua beifpttrr bsIe Samilfen.

ri bar ~opbeOaret 'tdttse SiSnes-
bpro iom mrs. 8etisIers. SruiSIer.
ito bsrer hi life fra en- flor waiori.
tet at RsSre, foH bar bapt @oou al
Gerltud,
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
is the coolest or very hot, the journey
men hatterS have work.

Monday morning horse belonging
to Elmer Treadwell, when standing in
front of Baird 81 hat factory tethered
by q heavy weight, from some I'M
known cause started on run and for
q time made things lively near the
Fountain. The wagon and harness
were damaged and the horse cut some,
but not seriously. What is an express
horse for If not to be busy?
The heavy thunder shower, Tuesday
afternoon, came very opportunity:
The rain cooled the parched earth and
laid the dust. A barn. belonging to
James Manion, who resides In Dan
bury, was set on fire by the lightning
and destroyed. The fire was seen by
several in this place.
The ball game between our Bethel
team and the Invincibles of Water
bury was by far the best game this
season on the Bethel grounds. Score,
I to O in favor of Bethel.
Monday evening the installative
ceremonies took place in the knights
Of Pythias hall, Rev J. 81. George,
district deputy, officiating. The fol.
lowing officers were installed: Chancel.
lor commander, Mortimer Webb; vice
chancellor commander, Herbert Webb;
prelate, David II. Taylor; master a.
| arms, OQ6T10S a. vOOOs AA0cuOA VI
work, William McDowell; master Of
exchequer, Ebert Hoyt; master OF
finance, William Green; keeper Of rec
ords and seal, Edgar O. Platt; inside
guard, Walker McDowell; outside
guard, David F. Taylor.
For delicious soda water call at the
drug store of Charles J. English.
Miss Sadie M. Squires of Grassy
Plain street is visiting friends In New
London.
Mr. and Mrs Lyman Porter of Hoyt s
Hill are spending week at Asbury
Park.
Mrs Louis Saloshin of New York is
the guest of Mrs William Ohler of
Grassy Plain street.
The farm of Elizabeth Dikeman in
Stony Hill district, has been sold
through the agency Of ]. Coleman
Smith, to New York parties, who will
take possession of the place about
August l.
Misses Maybe Henwood and Bertha
Benedict are spending two weeks at
Asbury Park.
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
BROOKFIELD.
AN ICE CREAM FESTIVAL.


There will be an ice cream festival
under the auspices of the Mission at
Iron Works on Friday evening, July
20. All are cordially invited to come
and realize for themselves what good
things the ladies can provide.
With the scarcity of farm help,
comes an increased use of machinery
in all lines, just now it is shown by
the large number OF reaperS being
used. Those used in this vicinity
leave the grain in bundles, ready and
bound for carting. Fully two thirds
of the rye Is being cut with the reap
ers, this season.
A. 81. Taylor is making quite extern
Sfve repairs on his fathers homestead,
preparatory to the occupancy by Mr.
and Mrs Pope.
James Lee and Will Collins are the
first to get through with their haying,
finishing last week.
The telephone wires were placed in
the homes OF Prof Sprague and Mrs G.
G.. Williams of the Center, last week.
f. w. Barnett of Philadelphia, who
recently graduated from the Medical
school OF Jefferson College, is acting as
day operator at Hobart's for few
weeks.
The hay is being rushed this fine
weather, and it now looks as though
the bulk of the crop would be secured
with but little damage from storm.
Patrick Reardon, who has been tele-
graph operator for several years at
Hobart'S, is now enjoying we'll earn
ed vaca ton of three weeks.
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
served. Seven candidates received
the fourth degree. ~


F. G.. Haeublein has had his barn
newly painted. Mr. Haeublein has
named his place Greenwich, and has
had the name placed on the south end
Mr. and Mrs John Pardee welcomed
12-pound boy at their nome, Satur-
day, June 30.
Remember that your local merchant,
f. G. sHaeubletn, at Adams Corners,
keeps all kinds of temperance drinks
on ice and Is always on hand to serve
you.
Mr. Mason was through the Center,
last week, delivering Phoenix Fire ex-
tinguisherS.
Michael Svihia, electrician on the
.. S. s. Louisiana, is now at Cape Cod
Bay, Mass. -
Mrs lima G. Beard and sons of Shell
ton are visiting at T. w. Turney's.
| Miss Stella Bunnell was home over
Sunday.
Miss Annie Steneck of New York is
visiting her uncle, Michael Steneck.
Charles Littman of Brooklyn spent
Sunday at Peter O'Donnell's.
Jesse II. Wheeler was reaping rye,
last week, for Arthur Sherwood and
John II. Wheeler.
Mrs Lockwood of South NotWalk
and Mrs Stephen Barmour visited Mrs
Eber Gould, last week.
Mr. Busser Of Fairfield spent Sunday
at Paul Svihia's.
! Aurel Ruman and son were home
from New York over Sunday.
Jesse Wheeler is getting the hay on
e. G. Sherman's farm.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hall of Bridge
port were in town, Sunday.
John Junco and Michael AiSko
spent Sunday in New Haven.
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
Weston were guests, Sunday, of Mr. ant
Mrs Rohopt Cfainoa

Weston were guests, Sunday, of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Staines.
Miss s. e. French is in New York
taking care OF surgical patient.
Miss May Kumsky and John Bull
of Brooklyn have been guests OF Mr.
and Mrs f. FL. Eastman.
Miss Martha Walters was taken to
st Vincent's hospital on Sunday,
kindly accompanied by Mrs Nc Don
ough.
4 boy at the weiner farm fell down
bone: DR. Wales set the fractured
member.
N. J. Hebbard of New York has
been passing q vacation Of two weeks
with his family here.
Miss Mary Hallock died at the hos
pital at Middletown, Monday. Her
remains were brought to Trumbull,
Wednesday, services taking place
from the Congregational church.
Oow-Ease Is preparation to pre-
vent the dreaded fly pest on horses
and cattle. 1t is q clean, clear, nom
penetrating liquid, does not gum up
the hair or blister the skin. 1t con-
tains nothing injurious and is absO.
lutely harmless. The use Of Cow Ease.
by keeping away the flies, allows the
COWS to feed in peace In the pasture,
thereby helping the flow of milk. It
is q fact that where Cow Ease has
been used, the increase In the guam.
tity of milk has been as much as Is
I per cent. Cow-Ease gives instant re-
lief, and If used just before milking
Quiets the cows SO that milking is a
| pleasure. II your cattle have lice q
few applications will demonstrate this
fact. In gallon cans at w. N. Hurd's
Grain Of all kinds at rock-botto m
prices. At John s. Hurd's.
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
PLATTSvLLLE.
III ! ".
NEWSY NOTES.

tC"s 4taw5 ,NEWsY NOTES.
tsy Mrs Miles, Gordon, who about q
month ago was thrown from her car.
riage, (her horse being frightened by an
tautomobile) and had her back badly
spfained and few ribs broken, is now
gaining nicely and is able to be about
her house.
Mrs William Roe and daughter.
Florence, Of Bridgeport are Visiting
friends, this week, on Sport Hill.
Joshua Kent has improved his build
ings by having them newly painted.
Bridgeport parties did the work.
MISS Ella H1llyer, who has been
spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs
William II. Hall on Sport Hill, has
returned to her home on Hoyden' 8
Hill.
Robert Kent has had his house.
which IS occupied by Mr. and Mrs Ed
gar G.. Banks, improved by having a
new coat of paint.
Miss Mertie Booth of Easton Center
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
Smith, Murray s. Co.

Tho house of II. N. Tiemann in Hanover
was entered by burglars some time, Monday
afternoon, and jewelry vslued at $1,000 was
taken. Mr. Tiemann resides in the Costello
place, which he bought, last winter. par
tial list of articles taken is as follows: One
lady's gold watch, with monogram L. NJ. T..
on cover. and date. Sept q, 1887, inside cover.
Fine gold chain with slide with opal in 1t.
One gentleman,s gold watch, silk fob with
gold buckle and Jade pendant. Three sola-
taire diamond rings, stones about one carat
each and one ring had initials and date ON it.
One three stone diamond ring. one gold ring
with four sapphires and five pearls, set
square. One old fashioned gold seal ring.
The seal was carnelian and had three devices
on tia coiled serpent on one side, q crouch
ing dog on the other, and . shield with q T..
on it in the center. Three gold baby rings,
one silver necklace, three strands, with mi
tials. and date; one silver oval locket with
initials and date; one rough coral necklace.
three strands; one string coral beads; one
straight bar gold pin with diamond in center
and patent catch; three gold and platinum
gold bars; three gold buttons connected by
one green enameled pin. clover with pearl;
one gold and onyx round pin; two plain gold
baby pins and one old fashioned one; one
stick pin. three small, enameled daisies with
diamond In center of each; several other
stick pins; one old-fashi0ned gold oblong
buckle; one badge pin. Daughters Of the
American RevOlution; two badge pins, Sons
of the American Revolution, one gold and
enamel, the other not solid gold, both hang
ing from gold bars; one IS gold. piece; SIS In
bills.
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
WEST REDDING.

Mrs Gomerly and two nieces of New
York, Misses Marguerite and Jennie
Hendry, are spending the summer at
T. A. Carter's.
The long distance telephone will put
the wires in. this week, at the new
station lately built at West Redding
Station.
Mrs Edgar Crofut and daughter,
Wayne, have been on visit to Hart
ford and Derby.
Miss johnson of Hartford is visiting
Miss Wayne Crofut.
The young son of Charles Barnum
has been very i'll but at present writ
ing is somewhat better. DR. Hart of
Bethel attended him.
Mr. and Mrs John Nichols spent
Sunday at S. A. Barnum's.
Mrs M. e. Crofut is visiting at FL
mer Fields.
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
POPULAR EXCURSION TO STER.
PLECnASE ISLAND.

Special attention is called to the
next in the series of popular excur-
chase Island on Thursday, July 26, I'M
der the directions of the N. Y, N. II.
& Fl. r. r. Co. Train will leave New
town at is q. M, connecting at the
dock with steamer at Steeplechase
Island. To the inland jewellers q
shore resort located like this offers q
large and varied list Of attractive fea-
lures, second to none on the entire
sound. Rate for the round trip only
so CENTS
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
sTEPNEr.
LOCAL MENTION.

~O~AS
Miss Mary Baskerville spent SUNDAY
at the home of Joseph Farrar, where
were gathered quite a number of the
relatives. Among the guests were Dl
Baskerville of New York, William Far
rar OF New Haven, Miss Belle Farral
of Trumbull and Mr. Granville Basker
Vile of Monroe.
Deacon Hawley and wife spent Sun.
day at the home Of e. j. Hawley ir
Bridgeport.
Lester Purdy and Eugene Bixby OF
Bridgeport have been the guests OF
Zalmon Purdy.
Mrs Andrew Leavenworth of Shell
ton is caring for Miss Mary e. Seeley
Mr. and Mrs Stiles Bell6eid of Spring
held, Mass, are guests of Edward
Booth.
Frederick B. Elwell of Troy, N. Y.
has spent few DAYS with his mother.
Mrs G. A. ElWell.
Miss isabelle Curtinsof Newark, N
J., is the guest Of Mrs Fairchild al
Large numbers of the Jewish people
OF New York are boarding at the va.
rious homes of our Jew citizens
About IS came on the evening train
north, Tuesday.
L. V. Slade is having his new barn
painted red.
Charles B. Lane of New York was a
guest, last week, of Mr. and Mrs Mos
es 81. Thorpe.
II you want coffee that will please
you for reasonable price, buy our
Blue Ribbon brand of coffee in one
pound cans. Our Japanese and black
teas are very fine goods and they will
give you the best Of satisfaction. Our
sales on these goods are increasing
which show they please the people.
[Stephen French, at the Depot.
Nathaniel Burton and daughter,
Miss Bessie Burton, Of Orange, N. j.,
are visiting here.
Misses Elva M. Penney and Dora F.
Robinson and Master Harold e. Rob-
1nson Of Danbury have returned home,
after spending several days with Miss
es Bertha and Carrie Penney of Pep
per street.
Mrs J. A. Taylor and Mrs Sylvester
Clark we're in New York on Monday.
returning home on Tuesday.
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
GEORGETOWN,

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hill drove to
Danbury, Saturday night.
The children from Life's Farm at
tended the Methodist church, Sunday.
Mrs Edith Foster is entertaining MI
and Mrs John Davis of Jamaica, L. I.
Trip, the dog belonging to w. II.
Hunter, was kicked by horse he was
chasing and had his leg broken, one
day last week.
Mrs Charles q. Stanley was brought
home from the Danbury hospital,
Sunday, in Lloyd Jennings auto, latter
spending six weeks there.
Mrs r. o. Bennett and daughter,
Doris, spent Sunday in Norwalk, the
guest of Miss May B. Phillips.
Miss Leila Williams is entertaining
Miss Ethel Stevenson of Norwalk.
Mrs Robert Hill was confined to her
home, Sunday, with a sick headache.
Mrs G. f. PATTERSON has been on the
sick list.
Miss Viola Thomas has returned
home.
Mrs Mary Albin entertained Mrs
Edgar Albin and Miss Gladys Stone OF
WeStpOrt, Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
TO THE POULTRY FRATERNITY.

1t is source of great satisfaction to
on subjects which are OF vital impor-
lance to the success Of the poultryman
everywhere. To those acquainted with
the poultry interests, an Investigation
along these lines would result in more
or less surprise. Its growth has been
almost phenomenal, and the extent
that it has developed, when considered
from the statistical point Of view, can
scarcely be realized. G.. E. Conkey &
Co., whom the Hindle Pharmacy of
987 Main street, Bridgeport, represent,
present booklet to any who may be
in the chicken business, and their
COnkey remedies are great in their
class. Call or write If interested.
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20

last week. He has erected q wooden
scaffolding, firmly built, and is now en-
gagged in the ticklish job of repairing
of the minaret. With Mr. Shepard as
guide the editor climbed to the top of
the tower and witnessed the havoc
wrought by the bolt Of lightning. The
view from the tower is grand beyond
description. The writer has great re-
skillful job as this in 80 dangerous q
position. A false move would mean
death to any man working on the job.
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
TRUMBULL.
NEWS OF INTEREST

NEWS OF INTEREST.
Miss Mile Burton is spending two
weeks in New Milford.
s. J. Parks is spending q weeks va
cation in Massachusetts.
Mrs Morgan is entertaining her Sis
ter.
Mrs A. Mallette is caring for pa
tients in Bridgeport.
Frank Plumb of Bridgeport played
the organ in the Congregational
church, last Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Thornton, Jr,
returned, Saturday, from Reckaway
Beach.
Mrs A. e. Plumb entertained
friends from Bridgeport, Tuesday.
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ST ROSES.

YOUNG PEOPLE TO PRESENT DRAMA.
The young people of St Roses church
are preparing drama in four acts, en-.
titled the "Noble Outcast," to be Civ.
en- in the near future. 1t promises to
be very interesting and amusing
evening for all who attend.
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BETHEL.
LOOKING FOR A RECTOR.

6S~AAASN OAe -
There being no service held at st
Thomas Episcopal church, several
members Of the parish visited st
James Episcopal church in Danbury,
both morning and evening, to hear
Rev Mr. Lewis, who conducted the
services in the absence Of Rev George
Davenport, the rector, who is on his
vacation. In the evening there were
present Mr. and Mrs George 81. Gil
bert, Eli Judson, Mr. and Mrs G. Ben.
nett Short, William T. Wright, Mrs
George A. Shepard, Horace Shep-
ard and William Green. The object
Of the members of the church was to
hear Rev Mr. Lewis as the rectOrship
is vacant at st Thomas Episcopal
church and many were favorably i'm
pressed.
At parish meeting held, Monday
night, in the parish house, nothing
definite was done In the matter Of
calling any one until after the visit Of
Rev Mr. Sanford, who will conduct
services at St Thomas Episcopal
church, next Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN.

During the summer months children
are subject to disorders of the bowels
which should receive careful attention
as soon as the first unnatural looseness
of the bowels appears. The best medi-
cine in use for bowel complaint Is
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, AS it promptly con-
trolls any unnatural looseness of the
bowels. For sale by r. 81. Beers &
Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis s. Co.,
Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill;
A. B. Brakeman, Botsford; S. J.
Parks, Trumbull.
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
LONG HILL.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ITEMS OF 1NTGREST.
Mrs Edward Lyons is entertaining
sister and children from New Brit
ain.
George Mahoney and family Of
Bridgeport have been guests of Mrs
D. Mahoney.
Miss Myrtle Wilson of New York is
the guest of Mrs BENJAMIN Turney.
Mrs Stephen Nichols of Bridgeport
Ia the guest of Mrs w. N. Hurd.
Mrs Harry Bennett and son of
bridgeport are guests of Mrs George
n. Bennett.
Mrs Garfield Father is entertaining
her sister, Miss Ryan, Of Bridgeport.
Thomas Wilson and Charles BrOch of
The Newtown bee., 1906-07-20
Unusual Display of Hosiery and Underwear.


disappointed
WOmenS Plain Black
WomenB Plain Black Hose color, IL l2c
WomedB Black Hose Maco
WomenS Black or Tan Lace IL l2c
WoMen's Fancy Hose, good line of
WOmenS Ribbed Vests 10c, IL 1-2c 19c each.
Women's Ribbed Vests ribbon 25c
Chidrens
Infants Ribbed