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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02

II ron have to keep your poultry
shut up, make them work Tor the grain
they get. On the farm where the poul-
try have the range OF the barnyArd
and farm they get exercise enough. bul
where they are kept confined methods
have to be adopted to give them ex.
ercise 70 keep them In health.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07

his parents, MT and Mrs William Jor- dan. MT and Mrs Baum and two daughters of Shelton visited at J. B. Downs. Miss Nettie Curtis and lady friend of Ansonia visited her Aunt Mrs Bert Bradley, and Miss Josie Lar kin of Shelton visited the Misses Hart nett.
 Miss Marcia Taylor is visiting her brother, Edward Taylor, at Sandy Hook
 MT and Mrs George Stowe are visit ing their grandmother, Mrs Warren Stowe
 Miss Calesta Furey of Ansonia was a guest at George Smiths f6r a few days.
 Mrs William Hawes and son and Mrs Thomas Quick visited at Judd's Bridge over Sunday.
 Misses Clara and Lizzie Thompson have been spending a few days with their parents, MT and Mrs George Thompson.
 Mrs Emma Northrop returned, Sun day night. from a few days visit with her daughter, Mrs Charles Davis at Quaker's Farms.
 Miss May Edwards of Huntington is visiting her sister, Mrs Arthur Boards ley.
 Will Kelley. who has lived at c B. French's for number of months, left for Waterbury, Monday. He expects to learn a trade.
 There is an epidemic of whooping- cough among the children of Riverside district.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07
| ne Ivluo
 Sale of the Season.

embracing as 1t does every line of merchandise carried Tn our large and varied stock
 ne extremely backward has made manynwhoIe- ms overanxous to dispose of seasonabe goods with the result that we have been able secure some bargains for this sale.
 Amost every one IS familiar with the that all class eS o goooS nave advanced materially during the past year.
 Our contracts placed months in advance have protected us against higher prices most nes which has been to your peneft all through the will be found even ofe to your aovanage during these business days
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07
RoxBUK1.
ENTE ATTAINMENT A GREAT SUC-
 CESS

FIN I N AIN EIN A
 CESS
 The entertainment given at the Town hall on Friday evening, May 30. by the teachers and pupil of Weller district school, No. 8, was a success in every detail. not only financially but in all respects. From the time the cur tain was raised at o'clock until the program ended by the singing of s.Lib- erty, which was represented by the older boys of the school protecting An na Gean Me Kay in their midst. en- twined in the National emblem, the stars and stripes. Your correspond ent seems to think that there is no foreign element in this townc and fur thermore. he claims that Roxbury has more Americans according to the pop ulatlon than any town in the United States. Of course it would be taxing the minds of the readers of The New town Bee to read the program of that entertainment, so will cut it short by politely asking all our neighbors and | friends to look out for an advertise ment in The Bee, as the Weller Troup is going to appear in public once more i in the near future. The object is to raise enough money to purchase a strip of land by the schoolhouse, so as the children can have something off the highway they can call their own.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07
BETHEL.
THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY

THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY.
 MT and Mrs William Tate and daueh- ter, Natale, of Bridgeport, have been the guests of Rev and Mrs Lewis M :. Lounsbury
 Rev A. T. Steele, pastor of the Congregational church, who is a mem- Der of the senior class of the Yale Di- vinity school, has completed his course of study in that institution.
 . . The anniversary commencement ex- ercises took place, Wednesday.
 Mrs William Ohler and daughter, Miss Rosalie Ohler, drove to Seymour, Thursday, returning home Monday
 The members of the Bethel Drum Corps were the guests of H. L. Row land of Belle Island, Memorial day.
 The Mems club of the Congrega- tional church gave a sociable, Tuesday evening, in the parlors of the church. A large number of people were pres ent and an enjoyable evening was spent by all.
 The Memorial day exercises were held in the Methodist church, Sunday afternoon, instead of in the cemetery, on account of the severe storm. Hen ry Gilbert made the welcoming speech, which was followed by selection by made the opening prayer, after which recitations by Mises Mae Judson and Hazel Andrews, Bernard Dolan and Eugene Manus, pupils of the High school, were given. Rev Lewis M. Lounsbury made the address.
 Miss Matilda Grove and Andrew Grove, who have been visiting friends in New York City, have returned to their home on Grassy Plain street.
 Frederick Smith of Waterbury has been the guest of friends here.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07
The NewtOwn Bee. Newtown, Friday. Ju ne7 z, 1907.
CIRCULATION
Ten Pages.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
HUNTINGTON.

AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
 MT and Mrs G. A. Fuller of New York, with friends, spent Memorial day at Millcroft.
 Miss Verna Crandall is seriously i'll with typhoid fever where she is teach ing in Tennessee.
 Mrs Perry Shaw and her son, Hayes Hubbell, have gone to Massachusetts for few days
 Mrs Frank Wooster has gone to Trum- bull to spend several weeks with her daughter.
 RichardMc Donald is building an ad- dltlon on Perry Shaw's house.
 The Grammar school gave a very in teresting entertainment in Laborie' s hall, last Wednesday evening. Songs, recitations, cake and cream helped to make pleasant evening. About $17 was netted and will be used for beau tlfying the schoolroom.
 B. R. Hawley and family were at E.. s. Hawley's over Memorial day. William Callan and family of Water bury have been visitingE. J. Bucking- ham.
 Charles Meachem has returned from the hospital. He has lost one toe and part of his foot as result of his shoot ing accident, but is recovering nicely.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07
BEDDING,
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN


 The churches were not we'll attended Sunday, on account of the cold, tedious storm.
 Farmers are very backward about planting corn and potatoes
 Sheriff Banks. attended the banquet given by Sheriff Hawley in Bridgeport to his deputies. Willie Banks of Bridgeport was home for three or four days, last week, and had good luck catching trout Derby parties are sinking an arte- sian we'll for MT Walbridge in Pleasant Valley. Bedding Ridge.
 MT and Mrs Miller and two daugh- ters of Brooklyn spent few days at their place in Sanfordtown, last week. Frank Ferry, caretaker of the Corn wall place, is setting out a great quan- tlty of flowers from 'Beech's green house, Bridgeport Builder Nc Collam has commenced the foundation for the Avery bungalow near the Center
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07
IS THE DOG REGISTERED?

names of those who had registered their dogs with the town clerk. on June l, the date on which he must return list to the selectmen. Action will now be taken by the selectmen to compel the law to do so: Samuel Adams, John Bachman, Hobart B. Beardsley, Louis B. Beardsley, Frank Beardsley. Albert Beers. Mary G. Bennett, Will liam Bigelow, Oliver s. Blakeman, Will man, man Warren W. Bliss 1Is Miss B B. Booth. Booth Edward Botsford. Andrew L. Burr, Miles B. Burr, John M. Burr, Dwight M. Burr, 2, GeorgeL. Burr, 2, Isidore Buxbaum. Martin Castle, Stiles M. Clark, Sylvester N. Clarke, George s. Coley, Edward Corning, Frank Curnan, Arthur H. Curtiss. William s. Clark, f, Stephen Crane, Thomas Cramer, William B. Craft, Sylvia Eastwood George H. Edwards, 2, Henry w. Ed wards. Stephen French, Harry Gard neri n , z, Bridget Gannon, Louis Goulett, Hayes, 2, John A. Henrietta, 8, Charles A. Hubbell, 2, Perry B. Hub bell, B. G. Huntley, Ambrose s. Hurd, Julius Hurd, Henry Hohne, 2, M. H. Johnson, J. Carlton Joyce, L. D. Lane, Joseph Lucas. Otto Mattegat, Mrs U, I0. Henry s. Nichols, J. Frank Olmsstead, Ebert F. Olmstead, c. E. Osborne, 3 m f, c. B. Osborne, Jr., 2, Lemuel O. Osborne, William Penfield, Charles HI. Powell, Stephen Pulaski, 2, Zalmon F. Purdy, Henry Petit, F. J. Reitter, 2, William Rubert, William H. Shell ton, Henry F. Sherman, Charles C.. Sherman. Henry w. Seeley, 2, Charles F Sherwood, Frances Turney, Edward D. Futile, Edward Twist, George S.. Velie. Solon B. Wales, pr Frank J :. Wales, 2, J. w. Waterbury, Albert Wheeler, F. w. Wheeler, Frank Wit kosky, William Wagner, Anton Zim- merman.
 which has been at Botsford for mum Der of weeks, has been brought back to its home and set up.
 Mrs Goldsborough is a guest of her sister, Mrs Benkard, in Sharon. Mrs Frank J. Wales and son are visit ing in Wethersfeld
 Mrs Albert Wheeler invited number | of young ladies to ''Thimble Party
 at her home on Saturday, May 25, and
 when the guests arrived they learned
 that it was given in honor of Miss
 Ethel Wales, who ere the June roses
 are gone, will have exchanged her
 name with the tinkle of wedding bells l while hemming handsome napkin for the honored guest. Mrs Wheeler
 prepared fine banquet for the maid ems who made the occasion a mos
 merry one. Among those present were Misses Ethel and Edith and Pear
 Wales, Bessie Burr, Lucy Beach Carolyn Osborne, Edith Sinclair, Flor;
 Hurd, Lillie, Jessie and Rose Wheeler
 Edith Turner, Miss Upton and Ethe Wheeler.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07

over Memorial day.
 Mrs Ethel. widow of Sherman Clark. came from Brooklyn, N. Y.. on Satnr. day for short stay.
 Mrs Elnathan Mitchell entertained Dr Bishop on Memorial day. He came up from New Haven in company with MT Hunniwell in search for ornitholopi- cal specimens.
 MISS Ollve Mitchell entertained a young lady friend from the city over Sunday.
 A: D. Woodruff moved on Saturday to the former John Woodruff place.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07
STEVENSON.

CHURCH SOCIABLE AND SUPPER.
 Wednesday evening, June 12, there will be church sociable and supper at the home of MT and Mrs John Laugh lin. It is hoped the evening will be pleasant.
 Memorial day, there were a nmber Wheeler of New Haven visited MT and Mrs James Wheeler; B. N. French and little son of Shelton visited at his home here; Frank D. Jordan visited
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07
HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES.

-The High school exercises will be held in the Town hall on Tuesday aft ernoon of next week, beginning at 2.3O. These exercises mark the closing | of most successful year. The invita- ,, tion to attend is general one and a
 large number will undoubtedly be pres ent.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
WASHINGTON.
GUNNERY ALUMNI.

The Gunnery Alumni met on Memor- ial day in the lower hall on the Green A. D. Woodruff presided in his usual happy manner. MT Tremain was elect ed president of the association, MT Lud- low. vice president, Lewis Bronson, treasurer, and MT Nc Cutcheon secre- tary. A hearty vote of thanks was ex- tended to Miss Church for her long and efficient service as secretary of the association. Since Memorial day comes next year on Friday the gathering will be undoubtedly be much larger and a more elaborate program will be plan ned for the occasion.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07

MT and Mrs Ernest Clark, with little daughter, Dorothy, from New Haven, were at his fathers, George s. Clark s, the latter part of last week.
 Raymond Clark of Hartford was ho me
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07
MONROE.
FARMERS ARE WONDERING

The weather this spring seems the all important topic for discussion and if the observation day for June is to be relied on, it is safe to predict that it will continue to be, for the forecast for the month was severe rain storms.
 Not all of the farmers have their gar dens planted and those who have find the seeds are slow in coming up, and grow very slowly, showing the need of the need of warmth and sunshine. In some cases where seeds were put in early, the seedlings have been frozen.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07
A QUESTION FOR THE NATURAL
 TSTS

Last December a potash kettle stand ing on stone work in the open air was used to heat water for butchering hogs. It was left uncovered, with rain and snow falling into it. When the ice thawed in April there was a medium sized bull frog in the water How came he there? He could not have climbed the overhanging sides of the kettle, nor could he jump from the ground into it.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07
Invitation.
@ @ @ @

The people of Bridgewater, Broo' man, Kent, Warren. New Preston, Washington, Roxbury and New F cordially invited by the people of \ to attend the Bi-Centennial celebra settlement of their town, on Saturd Monday and Tuesday, June IS, 1o, r.
 As 1t is manifestly impossible vldual invitations to every resident, i ed that each will accept this general a personal one.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-07

staple Dry Goods. Ready-to-wear Garments rurnisnings for Men and Women, Carpets, Furni- t"re' Draperies, and Every Kind of Home Furnish lngs will be offered UNDER PRICE DURING THIS SALE. -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-17
FREDER1CKsBURG VA, SATURDAY, AUGUST II 1907
Mr.. IOYNsS'S RESIGNATION
Washington. Aug. I'M. 1nn7

Washington, Aug l4th. 1907.
To The Free Lance.
The gods approve and well allow in
kings
The things which they abhor in rascal
routes -tOld Authorl.
piocletian deliberately resigned th.
sway oi the Roman Empire. He WAS
mauiiestly smitten with the disease" of
'h' 'aesHrr. eng'Bdcred 10y dominion
over mankind
They had all eaten of the insane root.
which takes the reason prisoner"
Oharles Y. Universal ruler, abdicatad.
ana devoted his disOrdered powers 1.-THE
Devil WAS riding him rough shod. for his
reuorseiess religious persecutionsD to
tinkering clocks
These abdicatiOns, like Napoleon's.
VINO was IA monster without "A touch OF
humanity. werr abnormal
But there was "A genuine abdication.
from an ideal andenviable throne. in this
city, "A few days ago.
My old friend. David Hutcheson. re-
signed the real l.ibrarianship of the mag
niiicent Library nf Congress. Mr.. Spot
iprd being past 80 aud pRraly sed. CAS-
You know. Mr.. Putnam's function is
necantile aud financial merelyD Mr.
hutche~on. after "a splendid service of :,3
years. simply Graves the repose be 50
richly deserves. II will be- an almost ir-
reparahl" loss 20 the Library aud its pa
irons.
The papers announce the resignation
ot Iully A. Joyues. Tell il not In Gath
iro,hiin % not m the streets of Askelon
distinctly smell an enormous rat
oi course. personally. / regret the dis
] Al l.. ].
from Washington 10 Baltimore. and from
Fredericksburg To the mouth of the Ran
pahannock, but the whole thing seems
80 wantOn and absurd.
Jpynes has been studying the features
aud potentialities OF the ChesApenke and
tributaries for 40 years.
lie brought 10 bear upon this study. "a
mind AT once keen. cOmprehensive and
alert He had taken his 4. b AT college
and fitted himself for the practice Of the
law. To help Others a. we'll a. himself
became. however. 80 imperative "A call
That he took the position of purs, upon
an Eastern Shore steamboat. His serv
Ices have been conspicuous from the very
start
When the Sugar Trust bought out the
lines, some years since, and entrusted
their management Ia him. he assumed
the discretion OF eNpending 100000 in
bringing his boat- up to date. Then
the Pennsylvania X. r. took them over.
Under this regime he has so Systematised
the diverse schedules that he told me he
could manage 100 boats ~ easily a. he
did 20.
| do not know where the fly is in the
lock; but | know Joynes by the back:
and am satisfied that he will come out
on top III tins or any other controversy.
only wish had as many dollars a. |
am certain that. the next time we hear
of Fully. ne will bee in charge of higher
aud more responsible functions.
4. :. Marye.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-17
SP0TSYlvANIA ITEMS


Goodloes. Va. Aug. II. 1907.
Miss Maggie Gillespie. who has been
visiting at Medway Place. has returned
To her home IN New York
Mrs. +. Z. GoOdloe. who has been sick
is improving
Miss Gertrude Coleman has returned
home from "A pleasant visit Ia hercousin
Mrs. Colbert, of Guinea.
Misses Anna aud Alice Thompson. of
stamford. Conn, are guests at Walnut
Hill, home Of Mr.. aad Mrs. u. j. Waller.
Miss Annie Chewning, OF Partlow, and
Messrs. John Thompson and viii Was
sung, oi stamford, Conn, are expected at
Walnut Hin this week.
Mrs &. ;. Smith and daughter are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs John Corr.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. j. Waller. Mrs. J. Z.
Seaman and Miss Dorothy Waller are
visiting IN Norfolk and the exposition.
Misses Eleanor Seaman and Ro6erta
Waller have returned from theexp lsition
and Norfolk, alter "A pleasant visit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Dodd are sick
Mr.. ii. 4. Coleman spent Monday In
Bowling Green.
Mr.. hanpden Waller has returned to
Washington. after "A Pheasant visit To
walnut Hill. Philadelphia aud Atlantic
City. Ham looks tine in his bathing
suit.
Little Miss Josephine Dalton. OF Phila
delphia, II visiting her cousins, Misses
lvarene and katherine Frazer.
Miss Nora Willis. of fredericksburg
will be guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
BETTE Coleman, next week.
Or. and Mrs. Roderick Dew and little
daughter, will spend next week at the
kockbridge Alum Springs
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. l.. Allen gave "A de-
ightful dance last Thursday evening. in
honor of their oldest sons both birthday
Dancing and music were kept up until
early morning. Light refreshments Were
served at 1880. An enjoyable evening
was spent 10y all present, who wish Mr.
Allen many more such birthdays aud
much success in life.
Rev. Decatur Edwards was unable t.
10 til his appointment at Bethany ON
the second Sunday. ON account of sick
ness.
protracted meeting willcommence AT
Bethany church ON 3rd Sunday after
noon.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-17
RAJ" NEWELL DEAD
Succumbed to Heart Failure in West Virginia
Remains Brought Here For Inierment.

A. NJ Newell. of Wnshiugtnr. better
known here ~ Hat" Newell. died at
Moundsvillr. ". Va. sunday. .nf heart
failure. aged - years Che dee .s1Sed r.
known To every uli citiz,n Of This city
and soldier CONNECTED with the 10th Va.
regiment
Rat Newell WAS born in Sus.eN coun-
" aud when u very small boy csliue To
Sppt~ylvania. then to Frederi-ksburg
where he lived until the breaking ont 81
the WAR of l~6l H.. WAS "A drummer
boy IN the3Oth regiment. where i,. served
ull thr end.and was noted for hi- skill H.
"A drummer Edwards the noted tiier OF
the Both, and Newell. the drummer. al
WAYS drew "a crowd when thy made
music together.
Alter the war he went to arlington
and served In the government printing
Office for 20 Years. About two wears
ago he got into a difficulty with hi- en-
ployer In Washington. shot him and
was sent To MoundSvillc for a term. He
was quick and impulsive. ready to do
YOU "a service at all times. which made
him "A iavorite with his comrades during
the war
His remains arrived here "Wednesday in
charge of Joseph ". Cheyney. under
taker. of Washington. accompanied 10y
his vile aud two children aud hi- " ife's
sister. lie was buried la the City Gene
terry
The iuterment took place Wednesday
AT = y. m. SerN ices conducted by
Rev. nr. 4 j McBryde The pallhearers
Were. Mes-rs. T. j Hayden 4. b. Row
ering. \. NJ. Garner aud Mayor T. p
Wallace
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-17
MORNING
A Bad Back is Always
Worse in the Morning
-Fredericks burgPeo-
pie Are Finding Re-
lief.

A back that aches all day and causes
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the morning; makes you feel as il you
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Mrs. Lotta Layton. Residence a1G C
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the use OF Doan's Kidney Pills to several
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For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-17
KING GEORGE NOTES

King George c. H., Va. Aug 1Ith, 1907.
MIR. John q. BoRgs. Of Pittsburg. il
visiting his relatives in King George
The Pension Board will meet at King
George {. H., on August 2ith
Miss Beverley. of Essex, il visiting Miss
Rosale +. Smith
Mrs II. Knox Gore, Miss Meta Pollock.
Mrs VIM. {. Dickinson and son. Fielding
Mrs. John ;. Dickinson. Misses Ellen aud
lmogen Lewis, Mr.. Fielding Lewis. Miss
Lucy Lewis, MIR. and Mrs Crlmer, of
South McAlester. have returned from a
weeks stay at the exposition.
Mr.. James ID. Owens has returned from
the exposition.
Mrs. Wade II. Thornton, of Norfolk. IL
visiting her relatives i'm the county.
Miss Sue Washington, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Horace u. FitzAugh, of New
York.
MIR. and Mrs. J. b. Cralle. of Colorado
Springs, are visiting MIR. and Mrs. Hugh
Mercer Tennent.
Miss Edna Arnold, who has been visit
ing Ia Baltimore, has returned.
Mrs. Davis, of Maryland, is visiting her
son, Mr.. Charles T.. Davis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-17
September 9th, 1907.

(that being the first day of the Septem.
ber term of the Circuit Court. all that
certain tract of land near Stafford Store
IN Stafford county, OF which the late Roy
ierndon died seized and possessed. con
tanning 2lSs acres, more or less, (how-
ever the same will DE sold in gross). and
more particularly described in the papers
in said suit the said sale, however, being
subject to confirmation by the court.
TERMS: One third cash, balance in
one and two years, with interest on the
deferred payments from confirmation of
the sale. &. II. WALLACE.
Special Commissioner.
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of the County of Stafford. Hern-
don. plaintiff against Herndon ct. ais,
defendants.
LEA. Bryan, clerk of said court, do
certify that the bond required of the
special commissioner by the decree rem
dered in said cause on the Sth day of
July, 1907. has been duly given. Given
under my hand as clerk OF the said court
this sth day of July, 1907.
15a-2tw4w G. \. BRYAN, Clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-17

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the country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few years
was supposed To be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced it
"a local disease and prescribed local rene
dies, and 10y constantly failing to cure
with locsl treatment. pronounced il incur
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