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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
Sra PielmeIano, RYfvlfe.

Ser er MI Iense iibsn jes iibit ifrep
| Slaoet Ser er lite banOt meset npt
iiben iibit. 9ipet saar fin pante Gang
berinoe. Spmmeren bar p9ret a %
fob JON alminoelist Spfueir; men ali.
sepel,-be fleite trpr, at &aret blir ct
spbt Mibbelsaar. af Srust, faar man
nre9et al Scr, men Tibet al Blommer,
9@bler os 89rer. De feite 8er 9aar
M til @nslanb (Hcpcaitle us Sul),
Og ie.p PM Yrilen iaar er lioen. blir bet
alt i%ammenlast, en- betpoeIts Sum Sen-
&c. SUr Smaaiplt er bet blepet en- sub
StStte / ben lille Sauefraa, iom III
nGiten bper Manb bar facet fig.
S%rislmsfiitet bar life bespnot enb.
M; man iaar baabe ben life saar os
sanife iurbi, ba Der MI er mango, iOm
bar fin 2eueoei at ben.
8i bar iaar bapt en- Eel Del 2anb'
lissere os Turiiter, men be bar baot
bet iurt, Os be u~benlanoife 9uriiter bar
%uiitnpf iunoet, at ri bauoe meset banbe
al Sten % &esn i 3orse. Ser bar
ueret meset Sult iamlet / Sielmelano /
Sommer, ibet ri bar baot flere fore
Steuner, iaaIebeS 8inamisiionsitepn
Raaliteune, SptaIiteoue % m~uIisens
flere.
ri 8a5urer Far Ri bapt flere. Cor
RisiiOneu, llnsoomslaget og 8irfsn,
% Reiultatet bar ueret, iom enbper, Der
er fienot meo SorboIbsne / SielutsIunb,
tunbe iaet paa Sprbaanb. Der er fpnl=
met IND met til Nisiiunen ps minoit til
airten.
Reus jes itrioer ON 8irten, nlaa ie9
faa Sou til at oplpIe ioT Spar paa
flere SpreipBrgller, at Der MI ftaar iube
i Banter ipm Sunb for Srssl til Sir.
fen / 9jelmelano 1868 &roner. Sfsls
9e inchentebe Splpsuinser, nc ri BABE
ct Srsel paa 8 q 6 Stemmer, % bette
oil toite aoitiqist uoer 1000 &rOner.
gi tor life bespnoe at bpsse Srsel,
isreno 8eIsbet er blepet itsrre, men ba
ies bar bprt, at Der ifal bore Sitter /
girtulatipn pgiaa oper | Gmerita, mac
leg beoe ON, at man M tnotaserer
8ensene os ienber benz BERTH ~inureit
muligt.
era 4merita bar ri bapt 8eis9 al
Spbn 8. Steenslanb meb &one % Ssn;
Ola g. 5Orisaasu. Sobn Gnslanb, g.
g. gauge ps 4aitur Spbs. Spiepbion.
Stenslano % apne er aQereoe reiit til.
bass ieier, men Ssunsn refer / n9ite
Mtaaueo. 9esuosn er rsiiie Ole 8.
&rpmsbaseu os Often 9isrbalieu. Oct
er mulist, at flsre sr babe TONNE %
reiite / CONNER, men ies buffer / 5ar'
ten life Here. g. g. gauge ital reiie
/ naite use, ps meo BAN islser Beper
9. Srsilnno os %piitnOt Here.
3soe / bet iibite er:
@aarbbrussr Ola 8oame. gnfe GIN.
no gisbauu iamt ct Barn til Seoer g.
Rleppa.
8iite er:
Brita 9sQanbspig o. 9bpre Olien
9auaelano. 8albprs Ralanb (llles
bali ps Die 8. a~rpmsbassn. Bertha
Ssrmslanb ps Serse s. grsilanb.
8ursbilo 9. 8lsppa os Sens Sirfe.
Snssbors g. Relbus % Rils | Suftsl
(SeIano). Rartba anbneisu % DIE
8. Staar. Sibifu9pnte bar tisbt fig
en- @aarb paa @rnnnrs uso Supsiioro.
Gapusisn bar Ilrttst ipm 8Uitaabner os
llnoertssnses iunssrer inbtil uicere iom
go~itaabner. TelsipuliatiOusn Hal lint
ties fra .. SuIuOrisn iii g GiisuieH.
Rebenipr oil be finbe en- 9iite oue
Sioraa iii Srsel. 5or oisis 8lbras
bsbss @iperns mUbiase DOR bsbits 9ai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17

2sbet al Ell Sag. Get bar er Suu.
itrotion til SIStiSen, Tom mar ueppe
uoseu SteSer fan opIeoe. SaaIe0eS
puIieret 2ioet Der t ISLANDS Sierte /
RiaaIs % 9unuars Goge. timber
g~roieSIor 9. ~. SIienS tproigc Bet.
Ieonira fltlste man Sanger I Glo'eS
og RianI'6rucrues aump, ben bSI.
get frem og tiIbage melem 2aoofIsi.
terne o. Eraruaeu. Sebntngerue
msSte Sen friitnc iaImeionger0e Bro.
ceSIion poa beus @et iii set beltse
@ierg. SIotiben itob Iepeu6e. 6or.
ttoers SIig bar Isitet, Tom on De
Slicn Gar life bor benoeiret.
Goa 6en ouSeu SIDE forbirber
2oobiergct Sen gamIe EiO meO oeu
me. Gongen toIte fra 6etS Eop.
Rar bsrte boert ORD tp6elig. DC
otuItiIfe SorboI0 er cienOontmeltge.
2p6en faItcS tiIba9e fra IImauna'
qiaa8 bgie aIippeoGg. SaguerueS
NGno bar baot 9Iif for bette, ba DC
paIgte SteSet iii GirgiteO for belle
SsIano. 0u IfuI0e ISLANDS Grem.
tio oaioa fupttcS til oct beuige @ierg.
Gen parme Stemning, Tom Nog os
imsSe fra Ssie % Sooe, bar ct Bio.
ne8bpro ON, at bette life bar en- tom
Gerenoni.
9rpoefamper, Tom ofboIotes, bar
meeet tiItrPffeuoe % eienbommeltg.
Den bar forifielIig fra, bpaO ot for.
itanr oeo grD6efamp. Get bar life
profeSiioneIle 9rpoere. Oct bar Snt.
6igbeo % Meteorological, oct Tom an
pon. SGrlig Ia ie9 merle I'll Ell 10
gar Qummel 8ut, ION par un6erle.
gen / Stprfe, men TOM oct life bar
mllIig at fate til Sor6en. Oct reg.
net liot UNDER 9rpocfampcn, men
fIaret % bcutmoo Slutniu9eu. Sp.
40 belle 6ieIOitraanirgeu, amfitea'
tralif, oar SiIifuerne Ieiret. % | Den
utIarc @clpsnirg, me0 0eres Softer,
Der Iignet Sielme, iaa oct no, iom
brpniefIGbte RPno ooeroar en- al
SIoti0euS aampe.
9anOboerue bopoe Ietret fig iRGrbe'
ben al ieIoe groraas 6oSIeu. De bao.
Se ieIO fine EeIte mco fig, oeres Selte
grGSic6e oe0 Si6en al me6 iammer.
bunSne Gorbep, o. De nsO tit meo-
bragtc RaoItio iio0cuoe / set oaaoe
@rpS, bpa6 Der life ipnteS at gencre
Dem. Seq git inc bIonot Dem. bar
@ione til oct i~ornsteIige GolteIto,
iom Der uofoIoet flo og taIte meo
Dem.
Ser. ont noqcniinoe, bar Sortio og
GutiO 1aat iommen. Baa beune min.
0crioe Sor0 Ieoet Sen gamle Saga op
% forbanot iig meo Den looeu0e gta.
ito. Sc leOenoe Reuue'fer meo tit
girte fauot fin e8eu 6ortiO rIuet op
og iig ielo boggenoe pioere paa St.
itoriens @runo, paa mt Samarbetoe
o. Samfoem. Oct er iieIoeut paa ct
biItoriit SteS, at set gamIe % oct
me iooIeSe8 fan gaa Saauo /
Sunu0."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
Sra Difsoaler,.

af Natur % Solfeliu | Sitsbulen -
stusplabien for SetIsbramaet- briuser
en- Soriatier i "8ereeus Gnnpncetioen'
be" en- lanssrs Stilbrius, bupri ban
bl. a. i~friper:
Solicit beroppe sr life frit for at prre
Iibt uUertroiite. Wan fan enbru paa
llobusbsrsne ie Tiarsfprieue, ipm er
fat Der for at Iframme mob "Gusier"
% anbst Sauteitab.
Otter Senrifs 9so saar Der III iur'
itielige 2~esenber / 8paoen.
Ran fOrtRler iaalsoss, at Der ipsser
I NitaIs Stus. Surrise 8inter maatte
0tifals Soft Of ben @ruub br9nbs 9ps
ont 0atten, paaitaar man, ibet Der /
RBrtet / Stuen fom tno forte Sunbe,
iOm ierIis ituIbe bore ilem mob 2iie.
TilbelS itllbe be iatts fig pan Stuebe'
ten, bet er Sperbi9lfen / Stuen, par
punifslise at iaa bort oiu.
9ernait f~Urtpaes, at Senrifs pprne
8rober for 3 Qar iiben, meoens ban
bar uppe pua 3enrits StsItute eiter ct
2Gs So, iua ct itprre 5Dlse al MGno
meb Seit us Sl9be fare uebOuer StsI'
peien / Retnius al 8pgben. Sa ban
trusbe, bet bar Suf, icm par TONNE oper
6ielbet fra Sulien, itpnbte ban zig efter
benz for at naa benz isien, men ba blep
be bprte.
Zen famine Bel fisrtss, us ct lisnens
be Sstse al Waub bar meb, ba Senrits
Sig blso fBrt fra Setleitslen % neb til
@aarben.
gitsbslerue glitter fig iom &esel / Ell
uns &lber. Senterne ier msset paa,
ON beres Tiltpmmenbe bar @aarb, for
bar ban bet, fan ban Omtret uere iitter
paa Suaret. @aarb Os Serb ipiIer os'
iaa / sGstefabet en- for &OlIe. @n
eisnbOmmelis Sf,f bar man Der for be
Rpsiite. Sisie Iaar nsmIis life iette
80 efier grpauppet for at t~ilbrinse
observation-disclosures iammen Tom antre
Stsber. Nei, be mua ipm &esel for,
blipe hos SUralbrene minbit ct GarS
Gib eiter Srpuuppet. Os fsrit ba er bet
stif us Srus at laoe De Rpsifte flptte
iammer. De uuge sG9teiolt iaar I
Spebsbrsbsbusene beige binanoeu ium
/ JOrloueliesticen. Sisie 8eiBs timber
n~anulis Steb 2sroa9saitcn os parer til
Ssnbusstu9lbeu % perIer efter 9ur
mart / bet enc % mart i bet anbst al
s@stefOltenes Siem.
Selu ont man / en- gift Ssns Sjem
mansler fuinbelis Sialp iau itarft, at
man nruu boIOe 8ise, iIpiter suiserbat'
teren life IND / tit npe Slem, fsr benbes
9gstemanb bar upertaget @aarbeu, os
bum ielp meb bet iamme bliper inoiat
iDm Seriter paa benne; be bar life 2pit
til of 9aa unbsr aummancO al fin Sui
sermober.
@n asent for ct utenlanbf SelItab
bar CONNER beiarst gasbrasst berOppe
us fact ~iitanobrust &~pntrafter ON
&isb al SOsisue. Serurber er ben hos
iaa mango 9snber, iGrlis i be aiiioes'
lissenbe Gale iaa eienbOmmelise 8rO'
eeslpit after foulmet tilipne.
De, iom oeo SOsiene eier Marten %
StoseiL timber Jig nemlis eneberettiset
til at ieIse 5Osiene, meoens be, iUm
bar Seitninssret ueo iamme, mener, at
be psiaa bar Ret til at bore nteb ipm
Selser, bpDrior 8arterue naturligois
bar ~ensassret bpsr jim saefsrer, os iaa
sr Striben | iuIb Gang, ps iaa bar
man iaaet en- up Sag, iUm psian af ale
be sprise OpIiboere / 9alen islses n,eb
ipanbi CYmarfiombeO.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
WESTON.
NEWS TERsELY TOLD.


 MT and Mrs John Mellen of Easton were over Sunday guests of MT and Mrs John Fitch.
 The Norfield Aid Society held very pleasant social on Friday evening, at the residence of Mrs M. B. Sutton.
 Mrs Kenneth Nichols of Brooklyn, was the guest, last week, of her sister, Mrs Charles Godfrey.
 Mrs Vanderbilt Godfrey and Mrs Mary Sutton, visited their nephew, George Godfrey, and family in Bridge port, last week.
 MrsJ. M. Lockwood, who was i'll, last week, is about again.
 Mrs R. K. Fitch spent part of last week as the guest of Mrs Morton.
 Mrs Benjamin Davenport and little son of East Bridgeport, are guests of the M isses Irene and Florence Perry of Valley Forge.
 Mrs J. A. Godfrey and Miss Goodsell of Cannon spent Wednesday with Mrs Ephraim Fitch. 1 The Matinee Whist was entertained by Mrs w. P. Rowland on Thursday fast. Mrs Rowland also entertained her sister, Mrs Louis Treadwell and children of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Mrs Bessie Flewellyn, daughter Gladys and son Raymond, visited in | New York, last week.
 MT and Mrs Ebert Carver of Ridge. field were Sunday guests of friends in town.
 MT and Mrs Patrick Coghlan visited MT and Mrs Jacob Kennel on Sunday.
 Mrs Henry Hurlburt has been suffer ing from rheumatism.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
THE HOME CIRCLE.
THE FART HAND.
A VIEW FROM HIS STANDPOINT.

The first thing necessary in discuss ing this question is the selection of the farm hand or "hired man," as he is usually called. Too many farmers are not so particular in choosing a of a horse or COW. Not only is the physical makeup of the animal looked after, but disposition as well, while with the farm hand brute force seems to be all that is considered. This is wrong. The character, disposition and habits of hired man. especially y where there are children, cannot be looked after too closely. Having once secured the services of such man, fairly intelligent, with kind dispo- sition toward the children and the stock, and who does not use profane or vile language, how shall he be treated? A plain understanding shall be had by both parties concerning the amount of wages and when they are to be paid, and the employer should not forget this part of the contract
 An employee should not be humiliated has paid for with his honest labor. Make your home the home of your hired man and make him feel that it is his home with all that it implies. Do not be complaining all-t the time of hard times and that not enough work has been done that day. This will at first discourage and finally disgust a farm hand of spirit every time. Dis cuss the work and the different modes of accomplishing it with him. He is poor stick if he has no ideas worth listening to. Keep him home nights by making it so pleasant that he will
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
THE DAY THE FARMER LAID THE
 OlLCLOTh ON THE FLOO !.
WRITTEN FOR THE NEwTOwN BE1

WRITTEN FOR THE NEwTOwN BEE. There was little trouble down at the farm The day he laid the oilcloth on the floor. H thinks he would do better if he was left The day he laid the oilcIoth on the floor. For the wife suggested something, and no one So he had to move table and he had to move
 chair,
 And tor once it looked suspicious that the
 farmer he would swear.
 The day he laid the oilcloth on the floor Then he went and got hammer. a bucksaw The day he laid the oilcloth on the floor: The day he laid the oilcioth on the floor. Not thin king that a four-foot lath would just It was Iaughable to see him work, while the
 sweat rolled down his face.
 In trying to lay that oilcloth on the floor. He tackled the wrong edge by the door. and The day he tried that o1icloth on the floor. To see if it would answer or a better place be The day he put that oilcloth on the floor. And then he got stretcher he borrowed Which was used by him for forty years. a stretchlng old barbed wire;
 oilc1oth 1t caught fire The day he tried that oilcloth on the floor. He hollered for some water. for to put out the | The time he had the oilcloth on the floor. And when, the good wife heard him, she thought it vas joke, | But when she saw that oilcloth she started And said. to take it out the house, you must And. to tell you now. upon my word. think That day laid the o,lcloth on the floor.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
BRIDGEWATEk.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.


 0. B. Thompson's factory was closed, last week, to give his iemployeS a week s vacation.
 E. H. Griffith of Bloom field, N. J., who has purchased the Hfgby place at the Center, is expected soon to occupy the place.
 spending the winter at Springfield, N. J., at her daughters home, has re- turned to Bridgewater and opened her home here. Her many friends are glad to see her back in the village again.
 H. A. Gillette, who was laid up for | two weeks with the humps, is now | able to be at his work again at the store of c. N. Hatch. Bruce Randall, Henry Roberts and Howard Warner gave social dance in house, last week Monday, which was enjoyed by a good number of young | people. The occasion was Howard Warmers 17th birthday anniversary. | On the same day his parents presented him with handsome gold watch.
 MT and Mrs Marshall Warner, who have been living at J. B. Pitchers fol a few weeks, have gone housekeepine in :Mr Pitchers tenementi house OF | West street.
 misfortune, last week Wednesday, te drop fiatiron on her foot, bruising ii quite badly and causing good deal oi pain.
 Mrs Annie Dew and family are now nicely settled in the Fred Taylor place which Mrs Dew purchased, last year Noble Davenport and daughter, Miss Sadie Davenport, of Roxbury were guests, one day last week, of Mrs Lev Smith at A. H. GilIette'S. Truman Waters of Danbury has talk en Mrs Eli Welton'S farm for the com ing year and MT and Mrs Waters have moved into MT Welton's tenement house.
 James B. Pitcher is having hi house newly painted. B. P. Pitche of Brookfield and George Pitcher O Hartford are doing the work.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24

not want to go out. Furnish plenty of reading matter. Give him an easy chair as near to the fireside ard study lamp as though he were your own son. See to it that your children do not dis grace you by being rude to him. mention this, as some hired men are quite sensitive I we'll remember the cruel sting inflicted many years ago when nothing but hired man," by my employers child If he is not it
 to eat at the same table you do and of as good food as you eat, pay him of and discharge him at once and hire one who is. Do not put him in a room
 to sleep bare of all the comforts of life. Let him see that you have con- | tidence in him and he will repay you | by being faithful and diligent. There are more balky drivers than balky
 horses. Pay good wages to the mar
 who can be trusted, but leave the man
 who cannot be trusted to the man who l spoiled him. An Ohio f armer.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
The Travellers Guide.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART
 FORD RAILROAD.

New Haven-North, PRS a m,. AIS pm
 Due HIS m. 7-4o p Shelton-North, 1000 ID, 4-3ap m.
 South, 1o52 a na, 7-14 m- Stevenson-North, 1913 a m. 45o
 South 10. 70 & m. 7.o1 p Monroe-North. no.1s a m. -4.55 m-
 South, f10-3 a m, f655 p m- Botsford-South for New Haven lo-So A m. N'town-North TAO, s1o.s7 a m, 5JI SEQ, 7.2O m; Sunday, q.12 m.
 South 6-57, SIS, 1o.14, 1o-2 mi 41e. 6-so Haw1ey R; sqheaS s Hso. 1o4s m. ssu. sesth Sou ass sss @i sandaY sG Y6o iGna n m 41O HOO a m. los. 5-ss, 5-ss. TBS m. sunday.a-so South. $40 7ss. 9.s7, 1o.os. 400, saI m. BrooEfeid@North. s.sa, SOS, n.os a m. LIS. s4s. 7.4sp m; Sunday, sS a m m Sunday 5-31 m-
 I-27. $50, 7-5o p m; Sunday s-4s m.
 South, CPS. 700. 7.s5, s-Si a m. i-ss, 5-s6 m. New Milford North s-sa,. LILO HE. m. I-xs. South. 6eo, ass, TAO eaa a4s 8 m; sss 4-s7, $50. 600 m; Sunday, 5.ss p m- Merwinsvfle-North, s-ss, ::ll-s -ss a m- 2so- 6ls 5-s5 ms Sunday, 5.oe p m- Kent-North. s.50, II Al m,2 $, 351. 6-s5 D. ID Sunday, 1o. .14 m; South. e.o5 a-n- BIS, 3-5a. o6InLp 5g p mi sraEehS;orsbp saandaS; a;s po9 H 6.3e m; Sunday, 1o-ss a m; South s-ae a. m- 3.2S. 5-oe mi Sunday, as3 D. m West Oornvall-North, e-ls a. m, i2 oe- 4so e-ts 5.os, 500 m; Sunday, i-3s m. Lime Rock-North q-s a. m-- 1215. 4-5o. 6-55 p. m Sunday, 1o.46 m; South, s-55 nl-. s-5o. 45o p-m; Sunday. 4-2s D. m-
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
ROXBUHr.
aLEANINGs AROUND THE STATION.

GLEANINGs AROUND THE STATION.
 We are having a revival of business in this place for the past week. A, l.. Hodge & Son are doing such an amount of business in their hardware and lum- Der trade that they have to hire an ex- tra man to keep up with the demands of the spring trade.
 Our merchant, Allan Joyce, is kept busy from o'clock in the morning un- til mail closing time, o'clock in the evening.
 The miller, H. A. Hill, has more than he can do, so he also had to em- ploy extra help.
 smith, has all the work in his shop that he can attend to and he is thinkin g of increasing the size of his shop by adding on an addition 30x16 feet.
 Mrs Adeline Northrop has had w. Daly and Michael Acton for the past week laying stone walks around her her house, some of which were Pine Hill flags and some came from Mine Hill. Mrs Northrop is one of the most public spirited citizens of our town in regard to wages for hired help, and whatever she wants done has got to be done well good work. She now has walk around her home of stone flags 365 feet in length and they look so nice that some of our neighbors call 1t the cake | walk.
 There is another increase at the creamery. The genial superintendent Robert Cypher, has had an extra mar added to his force, as grass is growing so fast that it increases the flow of milk so much that some of the farm CTS have to start milking at o'clocl in the morning in order to try ano make out an eight-hour day to plant potatoes.
 I know the readers of THE BEE vii be glad to learn that we are part O. the bee hive, but not the drones. The Mine Hill Quarry Co. have no had their regular force of stone cutter on full time for the past few months owing to some breakage in the com
 pressed air plant, but as the compress ed air parts are all fixed and expect t'
 be in running order by the middle O
 this week. your correspondent expect
 to see lively summer in this place.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
PLATTsvILLE.
NOTES FROM HoYDEN s HILL.

NOTES FROM HOYDEN' 5 HILL
 MT and Mrs William Relyea were recently at MT and Mrs Fred Barber's on Burr street.
 The Ladies' club held it's last meet ing with Mrs o. A. Jennings instead of l.. A. Jennings, as it was made to read in the last issue. again.
 Mrs L.. A. Jennings is entertaining her aunt, Mrs Harriet Pierce, of New Haven.
 Master John Jennings, son of MI and Mrs w. E. Jennings of Burr street, has an attack of measles.
 MT and Mrs L. A. Jennings visited the cemetery at Oak Lawn, Sunday.
 Fred Relyea took in the circus of Buffalo Bill at Bridgeport, Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
MONROE,
MAKING POULTRY PAY.

MAKING POULTRY PAY.
 Mrs Anton Zimmerman knows how to raise chickens and make a success of the poultry business financially. She has raised this season, so far, 12OO young chicks and expects to raise about 1900 before the season is through. She has kept about 700 hens through the winter and they have done we'll. Some of her young chicks are now nearly big enough for broilers. It is worth a trip to her home to see the large flock.
 Mrs Arthur Curtis and son of Bethel are spending week with her parents, MT and Mrs Frederick Curtis of East Village.
 Anton Zimmerman has had new fence built in front of his house and is to have his front lawn all nicely grad ed. He is now having his house and fences painted white. J. I. Andrews is doing the painting for him. MT Zimmerman has greatly improved his home in the past year, and now has a very pleasant and attractive place.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
HUNTINGTON
AN UP-TO-DATE MILK FARM.


 If one wishes to see fine herd of Jersey cows, they should visit Charles SherwOod'S Woodshire farm. He now has 37 milking COWS and there are a number of very valuable animals among them. He has one of the fin est full-blood Jersey bulls in this sec tion of the country and his new sta bles for keeping his stock are the best and most up-tO-date of any in this part of the country. MT Sherwood is now making about 300 quarts of milk per day, which he retails in Bridge port for 1Oc per quart. G. Blenden- packer, who thoroughly understands the care and feeding of stock, has charge of MT Sherwood's farm.
 Mrs A. s. Smith is right in the chicken business, this spring, and is having good success with her flock She now has 500 young chicks and ex poets to raise a number more, this sea son.
 O. T. Weldon of New York, who purchased the Quick place, expects tC open his home here about June 15 fol the Summe
 E. J. Buckingham spent last Thurs day in New Haven and Wallingford. b. P. Rich has completed erecting { large new milk house for Mrs Smitf | Wheeler on White Hills and has tn, contract for newly shingling F. w | Beard's house in Wells Hollow ant also the contract for repairing tn steeple to the Episcopal church.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
THE JUDGE USES FORCEFUL LAIN.
 0UA0E.

Judge w. B. Simmons of Fincastle, Va., told the reporter that l.. &. M. Paint was used on his residence in 1882, and held its color well for 21 years; he furthermore said that 3 years ago he was induced to use an other paint and is sorry he did, be- cause the other paint didn't make good. The Judge will now always use l.. & M., because he knows if any de- feet exists in l.. & M. Paint the house will be repainted for nothing.
 The L. & M. Zinc hardenS the l.. & M. White Lead and makes L. & M. Paint wear like iron for 10 to l5 years.
 Actual cost of l.. & M. about S1 20 per gallon.
 Donations of l.. & M. made to churches.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24

Sanderson's fertilizers are well known as great crop growers. These celebrated special fertilizers are made of materials that contain plant food in it's richest, purest and most available form. When properly mixed and sea soned these materials form what are called Complete Fertilizers" which furnish rich, strong and active plant food in excellent condition for growing crops. By using these reliable fertili-
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The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
BRANCHVILLE.
LOCAL JOTTINGs,

LOCAL JOTTINGS.
 Miss Florence Meade spent Sunday with her mother. John Emmons of New York accompanied her.
 Harbor Master C.. H. Morris of Bridgeport is seriously i'll with ty- phoid fever. He is nephew of Mrs A. J. Partridge.
 Mrs Ira Meade and children visited Mrs Urania Mead, last week, at Locust Shade.
 MT and Mrs White and family are enjoying their country home at Sunny Brook, this pleasant weather.
 Mrs William Allen passed few days in New York, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
GEORGETOWN.
LITTLE BOSTON 4

LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAwAUG.
 MT and Mrs Jelliff entertained Mrs Jelliff'S niece and her husband, MT aud Mrs Lyons, of Wilton, over Sun day.
 Mrs. Burr Mills, Mrs Furbush and Mrs Eugene Banks attended the meet ings of the New Haven Branch of Foreign Missions in New Haven, last week Tuesday.
 Miss Eleanor Weeks of New York is visiting her grandparents, MT and Mrs Edward Pinckney.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-24
sorsroRp TO BRIDGEPORT.

Buusford-North, 7a 1osa m, 5.aa 51I, I'll p m; Sunday, e-o4 a m.
 South, 7-o6. s-23 lo.2s 4-2q. 6I52 m- Sum- day 6.l1 p m.
 See Botsford above. Stepney-North, 7-23, 10.os m, 4-so. 1.o( m Sunday, s-54 a m; South, 7-13, s-S Io.5 g m, 4 &; 100 m Sunday, 6eo m- Long Hill-North, f16, 10.o3, a m, xx3 6-d m; Sunday, fs.4s 8 m; South 9-si. s-s7 1o-36 a n, AZ, 7.o5 ID; Sunday, 6-s7 m- Trumbull-North. f71o, ss.57, m, 4-57 e:4s ID; sunday, fs.4 a mi south, 7-s7. s.ss, 10, ,41 a m; 4.5a, 7.lo ms Sunday. f6-S3 p m. 635 m Sunday, s-3o m; Arrive 7.&o. s-5s m. 1o.5a 5.o5. T-s3 m: Sunday, 6.s5 Q. n-