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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

wENATCHEE.-Th Great North
ern wreck resulting in the serious in
jury of Mrs E. Harris of Portland and
the burning of railroad property to the
value of 100000 is the direct result of
rotten ties and poor roadbed. This is
the view entertained by a large num-
Der of citizens who have visited the
scene of the wreck and have pulled
spikes from the rotten ties with their
fingers. The ties are branded 1900,
showing that they have been in place
! for seven years
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21
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. NORTHWEST INLAND NOTES. :

TACOMA.-Internal revenue inspec-
tors are searching Vashon island for
goods struggled into the country by
myterious boat that changes color and
name during a night. 1t is stated that
large quantities of opium and other
dutiable goods have been brought
onto the island during the past few
weeks. The government men are in
possession of the name of the captain
of the strange craft, and he will be
called upon to explain his actions as
soon as apprenended.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

ELLENSBURG.-O wealthy
man and high in the social circle of
Gray's Harbor cities. Frank Williams
has been given the preference of leav-
ing town or serving a sentence in the
county Jail on charge of threatening
to kill Morris Turner, prominent
farmer of this section. A reversal in
business followed by domestic trou-
bles and strong drink are said to be
responsible for the mans downfall
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

JUNEAU.-Jack Simpkins, COM
panion of Harry Orchard, and wanted
by the state of Idaho on charge OF
completely in the murder of former
Governor Steunenberg, was seen and
identified on the streets here several
nights ago. AS soon as he discovered
he was recognized he mysteriously dis
appeared.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

HARRISBURG, Pa..-The 2-cent
law enacted at the recent session of
the Pennsylvania legislature is invalid
unconstitutional and void in its appli-
cation to the Susquehanna River and
Western Railway company. In the
opinion of Judge shull. the enforce
ment would be confscatory as applied
to that road.
HARRISONVILLE, Mo.-The teleg-
raphers' eight-hour law passed bv the
Missouri legislature is declared un-
constitutional by Judge Bradley of the
circuit court. The railway attorneys
argued that the law was class Iegisla-
ton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21
. FLASHES FROM THE WIRE.

LoDZ.-Troops and police made a
descent on a large cotton mill owned
by Marcus Hilberstein, who was kill
ed by his employees for not paying
them for the time they were on strike.
Eight hundred arrests were made.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

CoLvILLE.-Deputy U. S. Marshal
Prey has been exonerated of any
crime in the killing of Dan Stafford,
whom he was attempting to arrest on
a charge Of giving whiskey to an In
dian. 1t developed during the coro-
ner's inquest that Stafford pulled his
revolver when Prey attempted to ar
rest him.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

KIRK'S JAP ROSE toilet and bath soap
Il is TRANSPARENT - so clear YOU can read
through IL. All druggists and grocers sell IL.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

OROF1NO.-The Orofino fair has
proven great success. The attend
ance has been good and the exhibit of
fruits, vegetables and grains are equal
to any collection ever exhibited in the
Inland country.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

KE,NNEwICK. - The Kennewick
Commercial club has taken definite
steps toward boosting the Yakima val
ley. An advertising booklet will be is
sued and other means employed to adj
vertise the resources Of the valley in
all sections of the United States.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

Wait for Miss Kennedy's opening
September % and "a.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

MOSCOW.--The city council has re-
ceived a petition signed by a large
number of prominent business men
and taxpayers asking that steps be
taken toward municipal ownership of
the electric lighting system
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

WALLACE.-The pupils of the pub
lie schools have been advised to pur-
sue their studies with a view of be-
coming specialists by U. y. Senator w
B. Hepburn who addressed the pupils
yesterday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

wENATCHEE.=Stebs have been
taken to reorganize the Parliamentary
club, and a committe on bylaws and
Constitution has been appointed
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

DAYTON.-A freight train of IS
cars and caboose on the o, r. & N.
line was wrecked yesterday by a
broken rail near the station of Turner.
The wreck was caused by broken
rail, and a serious accident would have
resulted had not the brakeman dis
covered the broken rail- and signaled
to the engineer before the defective
track was reached.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

COLTON.-The city council has ne
gotiated contract with M. ]. Shields
of Moscow for street lights and
pumping the citys water The con-
tract calls for the service to begin
Dec. /.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21

WALLACE.-Charles Wright, assisJ
tant in the assayer's office of the Fed-
eral Mining company was killed
Thursday by being caught in the ma
chinery at the Standard mine.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-21


PULLMAN-The bailing Of hay for
the market has commenced in this sec
ton. and already SIS per ton has been
offered for first-class timothy. Alfal-
ia is being marketed in small duanti.
ties at from SO to $12 per ton, and It
is believed the present prices will ma
terially advance before many weeks
WALLACE.-Fran Flint, formerly
a shift boss in the Morning mine for
the Federal Mining company, has in
stituted a suit asking for damages to
the amount of $4,000 for damages
sustained because of defective euuip
ment.
WALLACE.-Joseph Fannin has
been convicted of the charge of man
slaughter in the killing of ]. H.
Thompson last spring. The verdict
was a surprise, as it was generally
believed when the case went to the
jury that verdict of acquittal would
be returned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-29
NOTICE OF ELECTION ON IssUe
or BOMBS.

To the Voters Of Glynn County. Ga:
You are hereby notified t1at an
election will be held in and for said
county on the 18th DAY Of April
1907. to determine the question
whether o@hot bonds shall be issued
by said county in the sum Of sew
enty-fye thousand dollars, (s75. 0O0l
Of which City thousand dollars. $780,
000} snail be used IN the construct
ion and furnishing Of the couaty
courthouse Tor said county. and
twenty-five thousand dollars $50
000) 10 be used In constructing and
furnishing a jail for said county
said bends 10 be Paid as follows
Ten thousand dollars tsi080aj en-
January ], 1911 ten thousand dollars
lSI0,g00 on Jaauaf j, 1872
thousand dollars $4,000 ga ~
nary d, 1913; ten t10usand dob a.
fS1c.o09) on January i leIf. T.
thousand dollars (S16e6og on u
uary Il, 1915. ten ttousan Li--stssi. ~
tS10000) January I. 1916 ~ dIIsssz
thousand dollars l2I5,gHl en- Ian.
tary ]. 1917. at WIN time said
bonds VIII lie fully paid on Eaci
and all OF said eJa1s shall bear in
terest from their d1se et.abl ate OF
five per cenLam Der auAnR such in
terest to be paid geins-aaue4lis III III
first day o. January and it,iy 0f eac
year Su boL3s. r. authorized
shall be issued and dated sooH
after they shall be validated al thcg
can he reasonably sold and dspose
Of
Said election shall be held az En-
The voting precincts wiihip he ls84
Of said county in he same manner
and under the sauies rules aad reg,
ulations that election Of officers II
said county are neld
This notice is given IL pursuance
o. % order and re3olut on passe
by the Commissioners of Roads aua
Revenues Of said county o. BE lgth
day of March, 1907
e. MHier
j. 2. Wright
W. q. Townsend
J. A. Foster
l.. r, McKinnon
}. J. Lott
2. l. FatcilH
Commisse aers Roads and Reysa-
ues Giyun COUNT, Ge9Fzia
A. o. Townsend.
Clerk. Commissioners Roads and
Revenue. Cl9nn county Georgia.
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SPECIAL SERVICES
At ST. Marks
Program for Today Coed Friday, and
AIsO for EAST sunday-speo
iaI Musisal Program.

Today Being Good Friday. sesyi
ces viii fhsld at ST. Marks churcl
Dr.. r. n. Boybin. the pastor. an
noanceg the following services foi
the day and for Easter Sunday a.
well:
Morning prayer and ntany begin
ming at 1l,15.
Three hour service IN commemor-
alton Of the three hours the LORD
hung on the cross. begins prompt
~ at IL o'clock and VIII last unit
3 p. m. This service ~ eonsis
Of hymns, meditations and short al
dresses on the seven words" spoken
by our Lord from the cross Thoss
attending may come az go any time
during the service.
Services Easter Day.
First celebration OF th@Holy Com
munion at Z a. IN.
Morning prayer. sermon and sec
ond celebration at H.
Childrens service at 800
The public Is cordially invited ia
all Of these services.
The rector would especially urge
every baptized and confirmed per
son ia the parish to make an eiror
to be present today and Easter
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-29

Hh@umNvfAER
IL quickly relieved and promptly eHre,,
by Dr. Drummoad's LAghtsnins
Remedies. The inSeFnAl remedy i
pleasant 20 take. acts Immediately
and 10 fer rheumatism only In AL Il
tortu7ng forms. The exterRkl pFs-
pSration restores BtiH Joints, drawn
cords ana hardened muscles.
your druggist has not these remedia'
In StOck, do not take anything slss.
Ssad IS 70 thu prummcnd Medicine
Co.. New YORK. and tbs fun trsatm cut
al two large bottles VIII be sent
y0uT express address. Agents wasted
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WHAT OOESLIFE
: |NSORANCE COST
~ud Where Does Your Money Coz
Some Interesting Facts on a Thor
oughIy interesting Theme.

The insurance statutes OF Massa
husetts afford the most complies
rejection to policy holders u aay
ate in the union. No insurance com
any ever chartered under Massa-
<nusetts reserve laws has ever laD
or been ElsEsaiatsin insurance scan-
dals.
Inc Columbian National not on.
ocrates but Is chartered under Ia,
tringent laws Of Massachusetts ahe
the only old line life insUrseet
ompany that deposits all monies
cted from this district in Bransw g.
anks until the reserve put in psluna
ent securities taat efect~us loca'
leaves your premium at home. Su.
0se all premiums paid for lire j.
trance premiums in this city we're
1T In Brunswick banks, now nucA
reater would your banR dap,4
The Columbian National nov has
honey deposited in Brunswick hank
nd Brunswick has been design 80
permanent repository for all pg
miums collected on policies written j
~ district. which is composed
dynn. Wsse, Mcintosh. Coffee. ru
N. Clinch, fNsree, Jeff DAVIS al
Jayne counted
Consider and ompare the CONVEX
ole and renew Die policy issued By
le Columbian National Life Insu
ace Company, bf Boston. Mass.
$1,000 C9sTs ANNUALLY
MISUNDERSTANDING Policy.
A9s 20 % 81.
age aue% ilsI9
Age -. 1912
AgeS4o H.. -. -. $500. 14,25
* policy Uncomfortable, that rr3.e
ne home as we'll as the business
runswlck money for Brunswick
snks. Professional mon. salarieo
en-, wage earners, reflect, act ano
onsult Hoyt w. Gale. District Mana
err, before talIing out a policy
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O a
gor InfantG ard Children.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature easss the e. l<zfHz7z5:i9:.
Application tor LEAFS OF support.

Application tor .edss of Support.
Ge0fg Ia. GlHnn County.
Mra. l.. D. Day having made appn
caii0i iOr tWoye months support on
- ne estate OF II G. Day. and al
lfai ela duly appointed to set apar
;ae 8aule. having filed their reutrn, al
PERSONS concerned are hereby reQuir
% g. show canse before the court o.
ordinary Of said county on the frs
Aonday IN April, 1907, why said ap
picatiou should not be granted
THIS 8th day OF March. 1907.
Horace Dart,
Ordinary fllvnr County Ge0rRis
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JOHN D. ROUNTOS,
FRE8N aTRAWsRRRi
Receives kvsy Day,

Nfuras.iNk'a Candy 8tarn-
nOs't buy burnt ssSar and iEaARina
Y0s sre aottas pure chocolates 6aa
substitutes ars injurious 70 health.
For rgra sheoolsts nns al oshsF can
dies cal On 14e.
a freSh supply received evezy E0sE
from Menior tSa famous sAseossta
naksg. MsAer "a Nalk or In bea1tstE
Gxd ana half pozzd he1as.
SiNE@ FRUITS, eI@ARp AN9 TO
RAc&OEA ETG
TASTY HAARH MASS RARA@
nAnR2
50 s.v.www~sss. sa~sm
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Nine times out of ten the
SKIN Is yellow and has bad col
or When the system is run
Down and the back is weak.
II Is due to kidney and liver
troubles. II your skin is In
suea condition, If your system
rs not in proper condition.
give our
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-29
KIDNEY AND LIVER
REMEDY

a careful trial. II is easy 10
cake and a few doses win
prove to YOU the merits Of
the preparation. There IA no
kidney and liver cure that
we have ever seen that win
produce the results that cur
hidaey and Liver Cure win
produce. We want rou 10 be.
come acquainted with IL 4e-
cause VIC know Il y0a are
troubled with complaints OF
the Kidney and Liver, ana
win ny thls remedy, mat YOU
VIII thank US for calling your
attention to this splendid
remedy.
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sauNRNgtaa a.

we solicit orders FOR everything IL
ths grocery line. Prompt service.
tow prices. Davis & Blackerby, II
Monk street
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Georgia. Glynn county.
10 all Whctn 1t May Concern.
j. 70, DuBignon. OF said county. ma
IN due form applied for permanent LEI
ters OF administration, cum testament,
ueacXo on The estate of S. l., NJ. Bar
lew, deceased, situate in said county
Said application viii be passed on a
the next regular term of the cou
Of ordinary OF said county. to be hell
at the court house on the FIRST MOI
day Ia April 1907
This March 4th 1907
Horace Dart.
Ordinary Glynn County, Georgia
3. D. Meader,
atinrnev for Applicant
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FDh RBNT.--Fonr r0e. Aou.. -,
SsiA. e51 &iifs eses-s - 49,
= EsAssS % IN haAnRN -
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We solicit orders rfr ever, thing in
the grocery line. Pro. mt service
low prices. Davis 4 Blecheruy. Iis
Nook street ttt
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MosNhgTT Ass ns Eamas
s. ssssss HHs'sisssss s 't,7ssEifE#7 9gsy - S.
s. saS'SSs
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Try ore JOB ana that will be a
guarantee for the rest.
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shITH's PHARMACY
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Cummiss& peers Roads and Revaa-
ues Gym Count, Ge5Fzia.
A. o. Townsend
Clerk, COmm ssiQueTs Roads aud
Revenue. Glgun County Georgia
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DAVIS 8BLACKERBY

t1S MONK st. PHONE 44s
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FoR YOUR PLUMBING
AND Thinning WORN

Try the Sanitary Plumbing and
Tin Company, and rave your srou.
.hles stopped,
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No. t@s Grant St. Phone 4a7
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All jobs guaranteed. Regard.
less OF Size.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-15
BETHLEHEM.
P, L. WALDRON.

After an illness of three or four months duration, P. l.. Waldron died on Wednesday evening, aged 67. His funeral was attended at the Method iSt church at p. m. on Sunday by the pastor, Rev George Eastland. Among the relatives from out of town were:
 D. Waldron and family from Ply
 mouth, Daniel Waldron from Win sted, MT and Mrs E.. M. Platt of Water town, MT and Mrs B. M. Pierpont of
 Waterbury. MT Waldron leaves a
 widow andson to mourn his loss. He
 was twice married. His first wife was
 Miss Kathrine Stevens, daughter of
 the late J. L. Stevens, by whom he
 wife was Miss Jane Hall of Waterbury
 and she survives him. MT WaldrOn spent nearly all of his life in this town.
 He was a veteran of the Civil War and had held the office of Selectman. He
 was farmer in it's truest sense and made close study of his b usiness and by his persevering industry and econo- my had succeeded in his business. MT and Mrs c. B. Garlick and daugh-
 ter of Woodbury dined at A. c. Lakes, last week Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs John Green visited their daughter in New Haven, last Satur- day.
 James H. Allen and sister, Mary, spent a few days in New Haven, re- gently.
 MT and Mrs James H. Allen are re- | ioicing that daughter has been born | to them.
 MT Kinney of Meriden is putting in | individual watering trOughs in to J. w. Smiths dairy barn.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-15
ROXBUR1.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

AFFAlRS ABOOI 1oWN.
 MT and Mrs David D. Russell, who have been i'll with the grip for several weeks, are now gaining. pr Karrman of WoOdbury attended them.
 It is reported that Merchant Allen Joyce at the Station has quite fast stopper. Mir Joyce had brush, one day recently, with one of our local horsemen from the Center to the Sta tion, and 1t is reported he took the blue ribbon.
 William Futile spent few days, last week, in Ansonia with friends.
 MT and Mrs William Welch and two children of Apsonia visited friends here on Sunday.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Johnson left on Ma ssachusetts.
 A very large attendance at the prayermeeting at Wallace Fuckers last Saturday evening, gladdened the heart of the pastor, Rev MT Boroughs Mrs Mark Bradley. who has beer proving. Mrs Trowbridge is caring 1 for her.
 George w. Hurlburt returned on Friday from pleasure trip that in. cluded Havana, Key West, Palm Beach, Richmond and Washington. James Botsford is sick with grip complicated with malaria. Mrs Maria Durlin spent Monday 1r l town.
 Noble Davenport had the misfor tune to cut his foot, one day last week while cutting wood. Mrs Seth Warner has gone to Grace hospital for treatment. Dame Rumor says one of our fail l damsels is to enter into matrtmonia bonds in the near future.
 Mrs V. N. Shelton visited friends out of town few days, the past week
 w. Blakeman of Bethlehem, Repre- sentative Smith of THE BEE and M
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-15
SOUTH BRITAIN.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.


 Mrs D. M. Mitchell entertained her mother, Mrs Lemon, of Roxbury, last week.
 Mrs Forte of Springfield, Mass, is visiting her son, Rev G. l.. Forte.
 MT Cooper assisted MT Dury with the revival services in the Methodist church here and in Southbury.
 Twenty-three from the village en- joyed sleigh-ride to Woodbury, at- tended services in the Methodist church, and after a lunch served by the ladies of that church, returned home after a most enjoyable evening
 Born, March 4, son to Dwight Hubbell.
 c. P. Williams furnished entertain ment with his phonograph at the sociablein the parish house, last Thurs day evening. ..s
 Mrs Edward Mitchell and daughter Gertrude, visited Mrs Lindsley il | Woodbury, last week. Warren Mitchell attends bushes. college in Waterbury.
 MT and Mrs Wales Warner are i'll pr Green attends them.
 SMH Samuel Pierce was i'll with grip | last week
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-15
THE LOCAL NEWS.


 Mrs Anderson, on the late Sherman Shove farm, offers all her farming utensils and live stock at auction sale on March 2l. She has the accumula- tion of 25 years on the place and offers a variety of useful implements, besides cows and other live stock, at the farm in Lake district.
 Wright's on Thursday morning of last week.
 On account of pr Pendleton's ill., ness, the services of pr Marcy were brought into constant practice, last week. Dr Pendleton is now able to visit most of his patients again.
 George W. Kinney of Bridgeport passed two days of last week here. A load of John Anderson's s household goods was conveyed by one of Hosford' $ teams to Torrington, last Saturday, for the use of MT Anderson's youngest part of Charles G. Carlson's cottage in Torrington, the coming year. Mrs F. J Hosford is passing few days of this week in New York City. Mrs A. B Corning returned from Litchtield, last week. l home.
 Maj Walter Burnham passed last Friday in Bridgeport. | Dea D. Burnham sold eight COW. from his dairy and two heifers to Hon H O. Averill, last Friday. l F. Raymond Beardsley of Bridgepor passed Saturday night and Sunday her | with his parents. John A. Carter of Cleveland, O., i: expected at his mothers, this week. l Nelson Mercy is confined at his hom | with an attack of measles. B. E. Meeker passed Thursday, Fri day and Saturday in Torrington.
 Mrs Mary Eliza Gable still remain very feeble at Miss Cynthia Knapp's. F. P. Bolles of Bridgeport is passin few days in this vicinity in the in terests of Hughes & Chapman, monu mental dealers, of Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-15

Bame of Millerton, N. Y., took dinner at R. N. Cypher's, Wednesday of last week, also Inspector D. Murphy.
 Mrs William Allen spent Sunday with friends in New Milford
 Misses Sophia Nasse and Annie Re tallick have resigned their positions at Ingleside and have accepted a posi- tion in the hat shop in New Milford.
 Miss Edna Hemmingson and broth. CT, Arthur, spent Saturday at Wash ington with friends.
 Dennis Callahan is expecting to re turn to his old home, now occupied by his son, Michael.
 Fishing is the pastime for the men and boys. They have all had extra luck for themselves and neighbors.
 Mrs Ella Wildman is visiting at MI and Mrs William Trow w5ridge's. Miss Helen GOodsell was out o1 town, Saturday. shopping. Mrs William Trowbridge and cousin Mrs E. Wildman, called on Mrs s Benson, Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-15
BRIDGEWATEK.
WHAT OUR PEOPLE ARE DOING.


 Mrs Sherman Canfield, who was a guest of friends out of town few days. this week, returned home on Thursday.
 Clarence Roberts left town on Mon day for Stamford, where he has ac- cepted position.
 Edward Garfield has been confined to the house with an attack of the grip, the past week.
 Mrs David c. Sanford entertained humber of friends at a whist party at her home on Saturday evening.
 Daniel Garfield and Sherman Can field of New Milford were in town on Tuesday.
 Lewis Bayette spent few days with friends in Bridgeport, the past week, returning home with new horse pur- chased In Bridgeport.
 Miss Maria Moore entertained her brother, Frank Moore, of Still River, over Sunday. Mrs Elizabeth Morris spent a few days, this week, in Mallette district, the guest of Mir and Mrs John Benson.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-15
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
aUAKER'S FARMS
CHRIST CHURCH NOTES.

During Lent the Ladies' Guild of Christ church meet every Tuesday aft ernoon at Mrs Charles B. Johnson's s to sew for the mountaineers- Last week Tuesday the rector, Rev MT Souther- land, gave very interesting talk on the life of the mountaineers.
 E. H. Hubbell is having a large new hen house erected.
 Mrs Cora Crowther of Southford is with MT and Mrs William Laughlin for few weeks stay.
 Frank Whiting was laid up, last week, with a severe cold.
 Mrs Florence Williams has been suffering with a severe cold.
 It should have been nearly five years that .Daniel Laughlin has been through thls section selling teas, cof- fee, etc, for the Grand Union Tea Co !, instead of two years as was reported in recent issue of THE BEE. MT Laugh lin sells the best teas and coffees on the market and guarantees every pound to give satisfaction.
 E. H. HubbeIl had the misfortune to lose his faithful family horse and now has a new one, purchased of Der