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The Newtown bee., 1907-06-28
New Milford.
KILLED BY THE CARS.

A man was killed by the train. Sat urday night. at Boardman. but was so mangled that he could not be recogniz- ed. The body was taken to Hubert Thomas undertaking rooms. and buri- ed on Monday in the Center cemetery. For four days a man had been seen walking up and down the track near the depot. land he is supposed to have been the victim.
 Luscious ice cream at G. B. Schiap- pacasse's. Bank street
 Miss Thomas of Brooklyn and Miss Mckay of New York are guests of MT and Mrs D. McMahon.
 A great line of soc shirts for men at D. McMahon. A line of the famous shirts and collars mdae by George B. Ives of Boston.
 F. E. Soule has the sole agency for New Milford for the Buck cigar.
 Druggist w. N. Noble is offering 6 complete line of the famous Wallace confections.
 D. McMahon, the popular tailor, haf good line of shoes, guaranteed to wear and stand the storm. A line o1 stylish hats just received. Also some in men B pantaloons.
 For refreshing glass of soda water with pure syrupS call at the drug store of Albert EvittS
 Farmers speak highly of the Secur ity stock food. Frank Evitts sells il and recommends it highly for horses
 0. E Riddiford is headquarters fol correct and satisfactory work in watch and clock repairing.
 Watch and clock repairing promptly attended to at the store of M. w. Hill
 Fine confections and smokers per. QuisiteS at CaSSedy'S.
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Bridgeport, L. Morrison, passed last Sunday at E. H. Beardsley's. So well did MT Morrison like Lake Waramaug he engaged room at the Carter house for two weeks in August that he may pass his vacation on this lakes border.
 John Griswold is still engaged at ex- terior painting at I. J. Beardsley's in Kent Hollow.
 Jerome E. Edwards passed last We'd nesday again here on his way back from the New Milford Bi-Centennial to his home in Burlington. Ct. Mrs Benjamin Rowland slowly re. gains her strength again, after leng- thy illness.
 Mrs A. sTyrrelr seems to slowly improve.
 Mrs A. H. Bolles was again seen 1T the village. last Saturday, after an ill ness of nearly two weeks at her home A. B. Whitney went to Bethel ths | first of last week to engage in his new | work as night watchman at one of tho hat factories there. Miss Bronson of Southport visited
 her friend here, Miss Hi Hoffman over last Sunday. MT and Mrs Wightman of New Brit
 ain were at H. Hoffman's over las
 Sunday, June 16. l Mrs Eliza Noble of the same cit,
 came to Mir Hoffman's during last
 week and is still there as a visitor.
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Kent.
MRS CATHARINE FINN.

Mrs Catharine Finn, 83 years old, passed away on Wednesday of last week. She was worthy and esteemed lady. Two sons, Frank and John Finn, survive her. The funeral took place on Friday morning in the Catholic church, Father T. B. Smith officiating. The burial was in St Francis cemetery in New Milford. MT and Mrs David Finn, MT and Mrs James Tobin and MI and Mrs David Tobin accompanied the funeral party to New Milford.
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carriage. purchased of L. Goulett in Stevenson.
 Miss Katrine Christensen, who has been i'll with the whooping cough. and her sister, Miss Sarah Christensen, who has been i'll with tonsilitis, are both gaining slowly. Dr Green of Southbury is attending them.
 Mrs Samuel Hawkins has been quite i'll and under Dr Greens care of South bury.
 Mrs Samuel Hawkins, who has been quite i'll, is now gaining nicely. Dr Green of Southbury is attending her.
 Mrs Stoddard, who has been i'll, is now improving. Dr Green is attend ing her.
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South Britain.
NEWSY NOTES.

NEWSY NOTES. Miss Gertrude Beardsley who has been teaching school at Scotland, this year. is now at home with her parents.
 MT and Mrs c, I. Beardsley. for the summer vacation. The special meetings which are be ing held at the Methodist church for two weeks. conducted by Miss May B. Lord. are well attended and great
 deal of interest has been aroused. Several have already come out on the Lords side.
 Charles F. Williams. who was laid
 now able to be at his store again. Dr
 Green of Southbury attends him. MT and Mrs William J. Veness, who
 are spending several weeks in England. are now visiting the Dublin exposition.
 and will also visit friends at Leith
 Tralee, County Kerry. Ireland. Those who are home from college and schools for summer vacation are: Miss
 es Gertrude Beardsley. Ruby and Stella Sarah Evarts. Phillip Mitchell, Irving Platt, Fred Pierce. MT and Miss Mo Gowan.
 Mrs George Hickox of New Haven | visited Mrs Burton Bradley over Sun day.
 { MT and Mrs Hubert Mitchell and lit | tie daughter arrived from Colorado. Friday noon, and will soon set up housekeeping over Williams store. MT and Mrs William Mitchell were
 in Bridgeport, Monday. to attend the
 graduation exercises of the High
 school. Their daughter. Judith. grad
 uated with honors. MT and Mrs Robert Richmond well
 comed a nine-pound son. Thursday aft ernoon.
 Harmon Fowler visited his grand
 daughter. Mrs Arthur Mitchell, last
 week.
 c. P. Williams strained his sback quite badly while handling a cake of ice. He was obliged to have medical attendance for few days.
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Bedding.

Lewellyn Warner is the happy pos sessor of fine new driving horse. har- ness and rubber tired buggy. present from his father. Daniel R. Warner. on his birthday anniversary
 Mrs Daniel R. Warner is quite poor ly and confined to her bed. Dr Smith is attending her.
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EaSton.

Mrs George kopesik entertained g party of friends on her birthday. June 2S- Among the guests were Mir and Mrs Michael Seineii and daughter. Az nes. MT and Mrs Joseph voitck of Rock House and Mir and Mrs Michael H. kockis and daughter of Bridgeport
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HIGH SCHOOJ. ALuMNI


 The Alumni association of the Bethel High school held reception to the class of 'O7, Friday evening, in Nichols Opera house. There was large num- Der present including many from out of town. The hall was prettily trimmed in the 'O7 class colors, red and white, and laurel. The president of the Alum nj, Horace Hickock, '89, presided. The program. which was entirely informal, consisted of impromptu speeches and songs.
 The officers for the coming year were elected as follows:
 President, Walter Culhane
 Vice presidents, Harmes Wheeler, Anna Ryan, Mrs Bertha Eastman, Dora Melvin.
 Secretary and treasurer, Agnes B. Williamson.
 Committee on necrology, Clifford Kyle, Joseph Melvin and Agnes B. Will liamson.
 After the serving of refreshments, for which Erdmann & Go. catered, dane ing was indulged in until l o'clock. M. B. Ganung of Philadelphia, Pa. haS purchased of John H. Baird. the George H. Pierson place in Elmwood district and has taken possession. Mrs c. M. Gibbs spent last week ir New York City with friends. Putnam lodge, No. 36, Knights o1 Pythias, assisted by Wooster lodge No. 30, of Danbury, will decorate the graves of deceased members of Put l nam lodge on next Sunday, June 30 ] at p. m.
 Good harnesses from S13 50 to SIS l of-no 6y l h1 ,Ix<,t Gilbert-Miiler Go. l Edward F. Way of. Philadelphia | Pa., was in town, last week. endeavOr l ing to interest the business men 0 1 Bethel in the matter of starting Ma l tional Bank here. A number gre in l tereSted in the matter and it. is hHpnt such an institution may he opened here, which if Succ' >Sful, would he o great benefit to the D ace. Do your trading for meat and gro cerIeS when in Bethel with McD,wel & Taylor, where you gel full value f.. your money and the best gO,liS for tn, lowest Cash prices. 1 Do you need any plumbing done? | SO talk the mALle over with Fred A l II 'ck"k, tbe plumber | Howard E Mckenzie of Plumtree. nas had a telephone plac. in hi! l house. lis numb Der is 463-l2 1 Frederi"k B. DykeHau if E mWO, district. who sold tliS farm to Frede l rick w. Schaf of Brooklyn. has moved to Beaver Brook, Danbury, where h, will make his home. MT Schaf ant family are now nicely settled in thei 1 new home.
 l Chicken thieves recently visited | Frederick w. Schaf'S hen roOst il ElmwOod district and took a number | Of his hens.
 l Howard E Mckenzie of Plumtree has sold 12 acres of woodland on Stony
 
 Fred P. Beardsley, formerly of Red ding, has rented the McNamara plac, on Grassy Plain street and has opened a first class livery and sale stabl l there. He will keep the latest up-tc date rigs and will let them to all re
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Leslie Lewis, who has been at the Waterbury hospital, where be under went an operation, was able, last week, to return to the home of his parents, MT and Mrs Elmer A. Lewis, in Ket- tletOWn, and is now gaining slowly.
 MT Steele and family havelarrived in town for the summer and brought with them large touring car for their use, this summer.
 James Bartlett, who has been Ill for pr Green of Southbury is attending him.
 Mrs B. M Futile is spending a few weeks in AnSOnia, the guest of her sis ter, Mrs William James. Miss Hattie Curtis, who has been now gaining slowly. Dr Green is att tending her. Mrs w. B. Staines was among the sick ones, last week.
 MT and Mrs Harvey Stone welcomed l a little daughter at their home on Monday, June IT. Harry Brown, the merchant, sold, last week, new 1O-horse power Cadil- lac automobile to E Murphy of the Oak Tree house. 1 Dr Greene is having an addition, 16 X 24 feet, with Is feet posts, built on l to his barn. Frank Beeman is doing | the work.
 | Mrs M. E. Olmstead is entertaining 1 friends from New Haven at her pleas ant summer home. McNeil & Schnellbacker, the con- | tractors, began work, last week, Ion
 the State road, which is to be built from Charles Roswell's on the depot
 road to Flt cd bridge corner on the South Britain road. l Mrs M. E Oimstead has a new auto
 mobile, purchased of Bridgeport par | ties.
 J. B. Murphy and family: Harry
 Brown and James $. Bennitt were among those from SOuthDury who at
 tended the New Milford Bi-Centen- l nial, last week. l Miss Bertha Hansen and Christie | Christensen were united in marriage at MT Christenson's home on Wednes 1 day, June l9.s Rev MT Sutherland o1 Oxford performed the ceremony. MT and Mrs Christensen are receiving | congratulations from their many | friends.
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SpO0S1DIe pdrGleS. He 08S aISO num- Der of good horses for sale.
 AT OUR FOUNTAIN. you get the coldest drink; you get the pureSt drink; you get the incest drink. Not a thing is left undone to serve our customers in a way that will please and satisfy them. Our drinks are just right; that is why our foun- tain is so popular English's Drug Store.
 Gus Hurgin is improving his house on Grassy Plain street by newly paint ing it white.
 William Ellis of the Ellis Manufac turing Go is driving stylish new stopper, purchased of P Mcdonald.
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Ten Pages.
OUR NEIGHBORS.
 Bethel.

ATTENDED THE NEW MILFORD BI-CEN-
 TENNIAL.
 Among those who attended the Bi- Centennial at New Milford, last week Tuesday, were: F. B. French J. A. Lynch, F. B. Tomlinson, H. Clay Judd, P. J. Garvin, MT and Mrs Charles SquireS, Miss Sadie Squires, Mrs Smith DupnIng, Mrs Ambler, Mrs Harvey Judd, Mrs Theodore Smith. Granville Durant, Miss Hazel Durant, Leonard Smith, MT and Mrs Perry Fairchild, Henry Meeker, Frede- rick Hihbard, Miss Rosalie Ohler, Howard Platt. James H. Pagan. The Bethel Drum Corps also were there and participated in the parade.
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A STUDY OUTING.

A oI OD V U 111Nd
 The scholars of the Misses Ryan, Henwood and Ohler of the Center school enjoyed bird study outing in Shepard's woods, last Thursday after noon. During the afternoon the grad uating class of the grammer room held it's class day exercises. The program was as follows:
 Song. school.
 Class history, Veronica Hawley.
 Class prophecy, Shirley Treadweu.
 Prophecy on prophet, Grace Purdy.
 Class will, Grace Dibble.
 Class Yell, Class of 'O7.
 The class which numbered IF, pre-, sented their teacher, Miss Rosalie Oh. Ter, with a large picture of the entire class. The gift was a complete sur prise to Miss Ohler and is highly prizee by her.
 The piano pupils of Miss Anna L. Smith, assisted by Miss Antoinettt Daniels of Danbury gave recital a Miss Smiths home on Maple avenue, Monday evening"
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New Worcester Buckeye Mower :.
The BuIlard Tedder,
Brookfield.
SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS.

SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS At the meeting of the joint board of selectmen and school visitors. last week. 1t was recommended to the town to appropriate S2242 for the schools for the ensuing year to be distributed as follows:
 District No l. S36S.
 District No. ?. Ss05.
 District No. 1, S31S District No. ,. S3l3.
 District No. 6. S36S
 District No z. SIPS
 District No. & SIs2
 This is S227 less than last year due to the uniting of Districts Nos and 3. now known as No. 2
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Southbury.
AN ITALIAN BOY KILLED.

AN ITALIAN BOY KILLED.
 A sad accident happened at the Dia- mond Match Co.'s factory, recently An Italian boy, about Is years old, who was working ,n the night shift got on to the elevator to go for pail of water and must have been looking over the edge of the elevator and did not realize he was near the fl DOT above and it cost him his life. In the morn ing when the ones of the day shift came to use the elevator they found his body on the elevator while his head lay at the bottom of the elevator shaft. As he passed the first floor his head must have caught between the floor and the elevator, completely sev- erlng his head from his body. The fu- neral aifi burial took place on Satur- day, June Is.
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MISS ELIZABETH SCHERMER- HORN

1OftH. Miss Elizabeth Schermerhorn. aged about 70, died Monday, June IT. She I complained of not feeling we'll and be J came unconscious and died in a short time. Miss Schermerhorn' s chief pleas ure was to labor and care for loved ones at home. An invalid brother and two sisters will miss her in the home friends she held place of sincere re gard and respect. The funeral was at the house. Wednesday of last week, with interment in South Dover ceme- tery.
 Miss Louise Wathley was home from New London for few days visit with relatives and friends.
 Mass, has been spending few days with his brother, Perry. and taking in the New Milford celebration, Monday.
 Mrs w. H. Peters is with her daugh- ter. Mrs James H. Aitken, in Town CTS, N. Y
 Clifford Stevens. the little son of Edwin c. Stevens. has the whoopine cough.
 Mrs Charles w. Dimon and daughter visited friends in Huntington. last week.
 Mrs Andrew Rau is caring for Mrs Arthur Beardsley of Newtown, Half Way River district. School election was held, Saturday evening, June 16. w. K Stone. who has been district clerk for the past 25 years, was reelected. also was the treasurer, George s. Thompson, while Lyman Darling is the committee man to bargain with the would be school ma ans.
 Edward M Bolt of Oakville has been spending a few days vacation with his parents, MT and Mrs Milo Bolt.
 Alvah Chase has been hewing ties ir J. H. Barton's grove. Ice cream and choicest crushed fruit lsyrups at the Kent drug store.
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GRANGE NOTES.

Among those who attended the meet ing of the Pomona Grange in Ells- worth. last week, were Hon Gilbert Vincent, MT and Mrs Frank Peet and Miss Lucy Hall, MT and Mrs George Abbott of Merryall and Albert Mallett and H. w. Treat of Bridgewater were also present.
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TOBACCO SETTING.

The warm weather and the sunshine has done wonders for tobacco plants. the growth has been almost unprece- dented and setting has been very act i've Fully one half of the crop will be set by the last of the week. Many are already through.
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is in its present condition at this date. Very little has been hood the first time. Some are still replanting. Or dinarily we should hardly suppose the crop could properly mature under ordi- nary circumstances
 John II. Hawley is home from Yale Scientific for the summer vacation James Lee expects to sell out his en-
 tire stock of cows. this week. in order ! to reduce his work to the minimum owing to the scarcity of farm help.
 Lawrence Curtis Is home from Ober- lin college for the summer vacation
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AT OuR FOuNTAfN.

Sponsible parties. He has also a num- Der of good horses for sale
The Winslow mail., 1907-07-06
Killing in St. Johns

Late Sunday night difficulty
between Audon Gonzales and
Juan Mestas resulted in the death
of the latter. Mestas had been
under the influence of whiskev
during the day and was at the
home of Gonzales seven or eight
o'clock in the evening, when IN
the celebration OF the approach
of st. Johns Day, he fired a pistol
several times through a window.
No trouble grew out of this Incl
dent, but about midnight he re-
turned to Gonzales home after
his family had retired and began
applying vile epithets to them.
Gonzales struck him over the
head with his pistol and thrust
him out of the house Mestas
left with a threat and told Con
zales to be prepared for him. He
soon returned armed and asked
Gonzales if he was ready. AS he
raised his gun Gonzales fired
twice, the second bullet taking
effect, entering from the left side
and piercing the region of the
heart.
The above are the facts as they
were related to the Herald on the
morning after the killing. 1t is
not a good thing for a man to
esteem the life of another lightly
or to take it except when moral
ly and legally justi6able Saint
Johns Herald.
The Winslow mail., 1907-07-06

Sumner coughs and colds
yeild at once to Bees Laxative
Cough Syrup. contains honey
and tar but no opiates. Child
ren like it. It's laxative DUAL
tiles recommend it to mothers
Hoarness, coughs Group yield
quickly. Keep it on hand.
Sold by Winslow Drug Store.
The Winslow mail., 1907-07-06
Twain and the Office Bow.

In his early days Mark Twain used
to take his copy" round personally
to various editors, which gave rise to
a rather good story of him told re-
Gently. His dislike of office boys is
very great; indeed, if there is a be-
ing on earth he cannot tolerate it is
the average office-boy. A short time
ago he strolled into a big publishing
house in New York, and asked to
see the editor.
What name shall 1 give?" asked
the office-boy.
Mark Twain"
Whats your business?"
The pertinent question irritated
Mark, but he only smiled sweetly, and
said:
Tell the editor I wish to ask lis
hand in holy matrimony." BLACK anG
White.
The Winslow mail., 1907-07-06
Not Enough.

A case was to be tried on the charge
of selling impure whisky. The night
before the case came off the defend
ant went round to the judges house.
TO the man at the door he said:
Here's a bottle of whisky, 1 want
your master to try"
MY master never tries anything but
d case," pompously replied the butler.
---Lippincott's.
The Winslow mail., 1907-07-06
Why He Liked 1t.

'How do you like our change from
small to large type on the editorial
page?" the editor inquired of the
patron who had just brought in a
years subscription.
q like it," replied the patron.
There amt so much of it."
The Winslow mail., 1907-07-06

Bad sick headaches, bilious
ness or constipation are quickly
relieved by DeWitt's Little Ear
ly Risers. Small pill, sure pill,
safe pill-prompt and pleasant
in action.
Sold by Winslow Drug Store.
A. e. Gillard, Prop.
The Winslow mail., 1907-07-06

Man Zan Pile Remedy comes
put up in collapsible tube
with a nozzle. Easy to apply
right where the soreness and in
fammation exist. 1t relieves
at once blind bleeding, itching
or protruding piles. Guaranteed.
Sold by Winslow Drug Store.
The Winslow mail., 1907-07-06
Heart Strength

Heart Strength. or Heart Weakness, means Nerve
Strength. or Nerve WeaknesS-nothing more. Pos
itively not one weak heart in a hundred is in it
self, actually diseased 1t is almost always a
hidden tiny little nerve that really is all at fault.
This obscure nerve-the Cardiac, or Heart Nerve
simply needs. and must have, more power, more
stability, more controlling, more governing
strength. Without that the Heart must continue
to fall and the stomach and kidneys also have
these same controlling nerves.
This. clearly explains why. as a medicine, DR..
Shoop's Restorative has in the past done so much
for weak and ailing Hearts. Dr. Shoop first sought
the cause of all this painful paptating, suffocat-
ing heart distress. DIR. Shoops Restorative-this
weak and wasting nerve centerS 1t builds;
it strengthens; it offers real genuine heart help.
Ii you would have strong Hearts, strong di-
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The Winslow mail., 1907-07-06
Two Doors East of Rand-Dagg.

The bites and stings of il
sects. sunburn. cuts. burns and
bruises relieved at once with
9inesalve Carbolized Act~
like pOultiCe. Draws out in
fammation. Try it. Price 25c.
Sold by Winslow Drug Store.
The Winslow mail., 1907-07-06
Post Office Hours

Hereafter the post office hours
will be as follows:
Week days: s a. m. to p. m.
Sundays: II m. to p. m.
The Winslow mail., 1907-07-06
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-01-11
Universal Mill CHANCES.

Last Saturday H. E. Hill sold his
interSt in the Universal mills of this
city to his partner. W. B. Pickerill.
and that pioneer manufacturing inst
tuition of ClaAin will now be conduct.
eddy Mr.. Pickerill. For about nine
years Messrs. Pickerill aud Hill have
been partners in the largest grain and
-four business located at this point
Each year has been one of progress
and advancement. We have not learn
ed what Mr.. Hills plans are for the
future, but it is probable that he will
enter the grain business again soon al
some point in this vicinity. Its to BE-
regretted that he has withdrawn ever
temporarily from the business inter.
ests of the city.-ClaAin Clarion
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-01-11
UauSual Generosity,

The Rustler is in receipt of a letter
from well know firm in Buffalo, N.
Y, offering to give to any of our read.
ers who write them, a liberal sample
OF Mona stomach tablets and a
booklet on the treatment and cure of
indigestion and all diseases of the
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have to do is TO write to, Booths Milo.
ma Company, Buffalo N. Y, and ask
them to send you the free sample of
Milo ma stomach tablets that they off
er to the readers of the RuStler. This
remedy is said to be permanent cure
for all stomach diseases, and any one
with weak digestion, should take ad-
vantage of this liberal offer.