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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06
Ct

ON 9ampen peo Stan6for6 Bro /
1866 og ON ben Sapperbeo, Rorb-
mGnoene oengang i,ouiite, bar enouu
Sraoitionen Der | eguen aoifiaigt al
berette. en- Roromanb, iom for ca.
80 slar iiben, beisgte oen somIe gal.
plaos, bpor Sarah Soar0ranoes
tapre Scr moatte BUTTE unoer for
cen enseIife Spermagt, fit al en- |
R9rbeben boenbe StoIel9rer Dsr2
felsenoe Soeu ON anmpen.
"a 9orbmGnoene tilIIut maatte
rsmne SIagmorfen efter en- baarc.
raffet og langonrig Rooitauo, isste
De | ben beoit muIige Sroen at tr9ffe
fig tiIboge til fine Sfibe. Serunber
maatte De pasiere Stonforo Bro, Der
fsrer ooer en- Iioen CLIP eller @9f liee
peo. Get siaIot ou for GorSmGnoene
at bcIbe oenue Bro l9neit milist,
for at Snofibuiugen funoe tie, uoer
at De after blep %angrebet al Den for.
fslgenoe engelife SGr. 9ten Gugelif.
mauoeue por lieeiaa iprige for al
fomme / geiiooeIie al Sroen, ce Der
rbipanot iis isleeIis Der en- iorbitrei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06

Samp meo itore Cab paa beg9e 81.
Der. SiIilut itoo Der bare en- Roro.
manb tiIbage paa groen; men ban
forioareoe Jig ogiaa iaa tappert, of
ban alene boIot gngl9noerne Stan-
gen | belle fire Elmer. ga 6e life
funoe faa 9ltst meo bam pan anoen
Waobe, roche De pe6 Ssipon6e OBJ |
eIpen oe itaf BAN neo fra fine 9au.
sc. timber ben biOiige 9amp bar
99tfen blepen fuIo al BLOB, os ben
fables Ben Dag ibag "oen blpoiee
8ef". Eli Minoe ON SIaset og ben
fibite fortpiIeoe aamp paa og ON
groen tiaopes Der bpert aar paa
Slaeoaseu en- "gie", iom bar Sorm
al en- 8aoo, os benne ipiier man ioa
op peb en- feitIig Sanmenfomit, bbor
man life slemmer at tsmme ct 8e.
ger til SGre for ben tapre Roromanb.
9roen n forl9nait iunfet iam'
men, men 9epnineer al ben er enonn
at Ie peo Iapt 8anoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06
The Force of Habits.

"Bretheren," said the aged minister,
Il have not prepared a sermon for this
mornings service, so will preach from a
book of the Bible opened at random,
and / may open it upon the beautiful
promis to the pure and God-loving ones,
or it may be upon the terrible condem'
nation of those who have delt in crime
when they shall shuttle off this mortal
coil. In the present as well as the past
age, we find the straight path the best.
1t is now open and"
Hold on there, Brother" cried
Deacon Simpkins, who had been doing,
and the word of the minister in saying,
shuttle, dealt" "age," straight" and
"open" still in his mind:
81 pass but what did You open?"
The minister slowly replied:
ut is opened on Kings, and is hard to
beat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06

Gen eneite Monoe bar at lan bet fro
Saeet paa 2suinoens Bur. Wen Der
bar fun en- Sob meIIern bette oe Def.
fet; WIooien bar life flor not for en-
Manbs 2egeme.
Seq bar bet, roabte en- af Ma.
~troierne. "Sfibsgutten 9bornas. er
Iiben NOT til at gisre bet. Seq ifal
bente bam."
Ge Sbomas TOM; ban fIemte iig
iuo melem Buret o. Gaffet og III
2oaaet oper aoeiet ifruet til.
Soet pi eioroe oft iaa fait og III.
fert, Tom bet unoer Smitnnoigbeoer'
ne Dor muIist, sif pi ale op paa
G9ffet.
@eiret CAB iie mart, og uoen itsrrc
ubelo naaeoe bi Stem Dorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06

bsbe, samIe Wanb Srmlep fig op
aiiten, flint iom en- SpepS. Get or.
oentlis frGfte al bam.
"Spab er bette for npget?" freq
ban, ibet ban ioa iig runSt ! Stunt
met.
Seq Der oig ON SOrIabelie min
Serre", ia ieg, ioet icg git bort til
ham. "gi mente, on bar $50, og oct
bar Dor @enins at al Dig en- fritz
ismmelig gesrapeIie". Rreiten ia
intet ban.
~saa, s par | Serb meb at begra'
be mial" brslte ban. no al nit
Sus 3 elenoige 8opfngIel"
Sea iamIet iamnlen mine Eager
paa oisoosnen os orog bort. Der
Dor 10 intet mer for mig at gisre. Oct
lit BIZ arpiugernes Sag at forbano'
lie ON Sreb meo samle, gienopitano'
ne Srmlep, ipntes ieg.
Sm ncsIe Gage ienbte ieg Srmlep
min Reanina. Gen Dor ncget betp'
oeIia; tbi ON oct life Ipffeoes MIG
at faa ben samIe @nier begraoet,
bapoe icg alisepeI Iagt no martse
Yenge.
8 tror fanIfe, SrmIep par pinig til
at betale2 San bar life BET.
seq bar life croret noeen gegra'
belle, os ieg betaIer life en- Sent"
iparte SrmIep.
Msen lea bar nebt til at foa igien,
bpoS ies bapSe Iaet no, iputes leg, %
oerfcr aula ies sag MOB ben RICE
@nier. 9ommeren bclot meo bam.
ca lea table Sasen. Gcmmeren
fienbte for &et, at oa bet bar bepis'
Iigt, at SrmIep bar bIouot De leoen'
bes SaI, funSe oct life pGret bans
g~eeropelie ies baobe Iast no Renge
for. os Serior bapoe life SrmLep no.
get meo at betale mig.
gel, mine $errer, Der foo ieg ionl
aiGrrinsen. Der bapbe iolgt aife OF
life trmSe iaa isieu Satfen fin. Stt
funoe life nptte at anIGsse Sag moo
arpinserue, oa be ale bar iattise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06
Set faISt mig inS, at ieg fanife bur.

Set fdlot mig mo, al leg tdrlte Dllr'
De anlGgse Sag moo 0oftoren; men
iaa buffet ieg, at ni to bapbe bGret
binauoen til flor gieniibig Hptte, og
at hi funoe og buroe bli bet fremoe.
les ogiaa. afferen CAB mig Dog ct
anaf, ieg aIorig funbe operfomme.
Seq bopbe poet Ell Sieneite og last no
meaet mer, emo ieg bapbe nofomme
til; men bpor ifiiIoe ieg faa min BE.
taIing2 Sanbe enboa ben gomls
Srmlep poanp Iogt Jig til at % og
siort oct iom Soil, funbe ieg fanffs
ba iaat min Detailing paa en- Bis;
men Srmlep iaa life no til at bile
% isien. Nin Nobgaug gioroe mig
paa en- Ranbe fieo at min Sorret.
ming, cg iaa iluttet ieg iom Sigbeier.
ger.
@eI mine Serrer, gamIe Srmlep
er Den pRrite @nier 90 &9n. ieg oeo
ON, oe 5 fan sierne fua H. at leg bar
iaet bet"
9ette er | en- noeet fri Speri9ttel.
ie Siitorien ON @ebb % bans ltbelb
icm 9~igbeisreer. Wsibt | fit llbeIb
bar ban Dog ppret beloie uof til at
nagle fait oct Saftlim for os, at ! oct
minoite en- Rano Der pnu Sorbeu
bar pGret ifinoso. @nieren SrmIep
par 10 Of Softoren erfIGret for $50
of pGre, men itob op isien og bepiite,
at Der par en- bel Gel Sip igien | BAN.
gio @9rfe / oct on tpiIenoe Somas!
gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06

A teacher in the public schools of one
of our Western cities vas telling the
story of Hiawatha to a class in the
FIRST Grade. She described the appear
ance of the Indian, saying that his skin
was copper-colored-that is, like a cop.
per cent. The following day she asked
the class II anyone could recite the story
One bright little fellow held up his hand
Every well, George, you may tell the
class what you know about Hiawa'
tina"
He gave a fine reproduction OF the
story. and his teacher said:
you did very well. George, but you
forgot to tell us the color OF his skim"
Instantly his hand went up again, as
he said:
ooh, yes'm, ! know; he looked like
thirty cents"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06
mebbs uhelo.

"SSa, mine Serrer, ieg bar ! mine
Gage prscet manet % meeet, bar
ieg", ia @eb5. 9aoetieneren | ct
omerifanift thrift 9aoebus, meb ct
Suf. Seq bIep fsot | gamle eng.
LAMB for mango, mango Iar tiIbage.
og iioen bar ieg panfet ON | 8erben
% orepet mango Slags 6orretnin.
ger. Seq bar oaret getient | en- alG.
fesbutif, Sfienfep9rt. Spparter
en- "deap Sobn" Heitaitration, % en-
Sio bar ieg osiaa sigbeisr9cr.
Sa, mine Serrer, ies bar IN Gang
llubertafer", eieutog @ebb oe iuffet
ieien. "Ss mems ies bar llnoertafer.
bGnote Der mig noget, iom leg baa-
Der life bill b9nbe nogen af eoer, mi.
ne Serrer. Sor oct bar, mine Ser.
rer, Ell opr 2Grepenge for mig. Seq
blep noen Smips5 fort og gobt mi.
neret.
Ran fiji leiet mig til at beisrge en-
afbeb Sc Iar gammel Manb til @ra'
ben. Manben bapoe | lang Sio bapt
Solbeipge eller Sang, % UNDER ct
GnfaIb iaa ban no til at ba opgit
ganben. SrmIep beb ban og bar
ipnrt rig. en- oprre @ierrisbuf og
@nier bar iee aIorig meot | nit Sip,
oe ieg bar fienbt rigtig mango WiGno
| mine Gage. Som Spparter paa Ell
Si%eitauration tit ie9 en- Gang 5 Gents
| 9riffepenee al en- Manb, iom leg
tapSe anrettet ct Waaltio til So
Gents for, % Sencenten par falif at'
paa. Oct bar ogiaa en- gierrig
Manb; men samIe Srmlep par me-
get, meeet p9rre, mine Serrer.
gel, iom iast, gamle Srmlep "os.
De" tiliioit, og Grpingerne beepnote
al boabe oct bebite. De blep paa en-
Iaabe enige ON at 81 ben gofnle
@nier en- onit9noi9 geeropeIie. Seq
maa at Dem 8reoit for oct, mine Ser.
rer. Seq la no Here Sunoreoe Dol.
lars for Dem for at Of bam en- rigtig
ilot gearopeIie. De Ieiet mig til at
beiprae oct afiiGIebe 9egeme til Sra.
ben, oa oa DC forlangte, at ieg itiloe
faa til EN- rigtig itorartet Sesrapelie.
eioroe ies mig natiirIigpis Saab ON
Of tiene gcot paa ben Iff9re.
Bel, mine Serrer, mibt / 2ietalen.
mems greIten boIot paa at imsre paa
fem tpffeit meo Ros % Gris ODER Den
SeniopeSe, % mems arpinserne iaa
runSt omfring % prspeoe at ie iaa
teSrspeSe no, Tom bet bar benz mui.
Iiat, bGnote oct upentebe. Seq piI
life Il, iom oct Itaor | Ell eammel,
norton giie, at "Mtanoen | 8iiten
reiite iie", Sa ban life funoe bet az
ben iimpIe @runo. Of iee bopbe ifruet
2aaset soSt paa. @en @anoen ! ai.
item bespnote pIubieIigt cs nloeles
npentct at piie 2ipsteen. Der bIep
ct nbeFrioeIist SpeftafeI inbe ai.
iten, % @eiten itaniet bIeg os ifrGf.
Hagen miSt | en- eIimrenee 2istale.
en- fpiubelis arptng fit arampe, oe
ginene foo itipe | Sfolteu paa De or.
ore arpinser. Seq maa befienoe, at
lea bIep libt rar Of mig ies ogiaa.
Ses isIte, iom par Der uoset, Der trsb
op % iubeni mig.
"Sa 2aaset afl@ beialte Den melt
mooiae Mono bIanbt arpingerne, %
lea eiorbe, iom ban befaIte.
ga 2aaset bar itruet OPP, reiite Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06

What i a vast of time1-The middle
of en- hour glass.
Why is an aged individual like a well
driven nail?-Because he is in-6rm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06

Snn: Zen Sameu Der misunoer
ieg bel. 90 iaa unoerlis BET END bs.
res no, iaa misunber bun mig osiaa.-
San: "Sporior oet9"
Sun: $50, Ter on, pi IaeOe begge
to an poa ben iamme Nano = 90
ies bIep Gift meo Big"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06

Srncn Gom Den fsrite Sormiboag
efter ben upe a~offepises anfomit bar
unoerfaitet benoe ct itrenst 8rpoSfor.
bsr): "Daen fig mig. Sbea, bialp
Din forrige Srue big meb Mablap.
ningen2"
Sbea: "aa ia, paa Ell Raabe
gioroe bun ba oct"
Sriien: "poa bpilfen Waobe?"
Sbea: "geo at boIbe iig borte fra
Gjsffenet.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06
A Good-natured Clock.

Little Bessie's home contained a fine
large grandfather clock, which stood
in the hall and gravely marked the pass
ing minutes with the swinging of its
huge pendulum.
bessie said the little ones busy
mother lone morning, go into the hall
and see il the clock is running"
Bessie was gone some time. When
she returned, her little face looked sadly
disappointed.
"was it running, dears" asked the
mother.
'No, ma'am,v returned the tot, 1T
wasn't wunnin' a bit-it vas des stan
min still a-waegin' its tail"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06

9pmmersu letter 8rifienSeIien):
200 M oil ieg ruuOe lem til at
boIbe Gem bOrte ira baurIist Gel.
fob"
Zen frifienote: $50. Se ifaI nof
life ie mig mere"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-06

When are soldiers stonger than ele-
phantsl-When they carry a fortreS
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14

Special Dispatch co Daily AIaskan'l
 Washington, Feb. 1.-The house committee has reached an agreement
 for compromise on the-2oal land bill lar different from the desires of Presi- dent Roosevelt, as indicated in his special message to congress, and as he has explained his ideas to congressman who have discussed it with him. The bill as agreed upon provides that the coal lands shall be held with the same restrictions as other lands with the difference that it cannot be commuted. Under it's provisions four persons who
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14

The White Pass is blockaded. The largest snowslide within the history Of the roads existence is piled from 20 to - feet deep for a half mile or more along the track just this side of Glacier. Mfyed with the snow are trees, roots, rocks and other Instructions which make the operation of the rotary snow blows more or less delicate. It is thought there will be no train out from Skagway until Saturday morning.
 The big slide came down yesterday afternoon just after o'clock.
 It carried out a mile or more of the telegraph line, shutting of communi- cation withGlacier and all points north of that station. The rotary was sent out, and it promptly attacked the great mass of snow. It came in contact with rocks and trees and was forced to re. turn to the shop for repalrs.
 h the mean time large force of men has been employed shoveling off the top of the side and removing the debris
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14
COAL LAND
 PLANS REJECTED
House Committee Formulates Bill Regulat- ing Requirement. of Lands Divergent to Re
 commendaJions of President

shall have expended $iO,OO0 in develop ment on coal lands may receive 8 patent to 2,56O acres of land. If they expend S, 900 in the development they can secure 8 patent to l,2sO acres.
 It is doubtful if the bill become law at the present session Of congress.
 Binger Hermann's Trial Has Begun
 Washington, Feb. IA jury was secured this morning for the trial of Congressman Binger Hermann, former ly commissioner of the general land office, who is charged with crimes in connection with the Oregon land frauds.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14
MUST STOP
LiuuOr Will Not be Per-
 mitted Among Africans

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan')
 Washington, Feb. l+-The senate committee has reported favorable upon the general treaty of the powers, a party to which is the United States, suppress,ng the liluor traffic in Congo and other portions of Africa. The treaty provides for the establishing Of A probibiutive tar.tT and it's enforce mept by the various powers.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14
At the Mascot

Home made Oyster Cocktails at the Mascot.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14

passengers at all, but brushed them aside iu their efforts to get into the life boats and away from the doomed craft. They even knocked women, who were struggling for positions in the boats, down and pushed them overheard, so anxious were they to protect their own
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14
Larchmount's women passengers pushed assde and sacrificed to save worthless carcasses ot cringing cravens=Only two women are rescued-Feellng against officers and men of ship is very bitter

Eighteen survivors of the wrecked vessel have arrived at this place. Fifty nine of the dead have been brought here. also.
 The feeling among the surviving passengers against the captain and crew of the LarchmOunt is very bitter.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14

Providence. R. l., Feb. l4-Terrible stories of cowardly conduct on the part of the officers and crew of the wrecked Larchmount are being told by the sur vivors of the wreck. It is alleged that the captain and other officers and crew of the vessel did not try to save their
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14
MANY HURT
Train Collision Near Seattle
 Wounds Fourteen

,Soeciai Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Seattle, Feb. II A Columbia Goa. train col.,aea with Northern Pacific passenger tram a, Benton last night Fourteen persons were seriously injured, but alr are atyr at this time. The rails were slippery and the trains could not be stopped.
 Fur coat, a, lIaySOu <. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14
Keeping Up with The Times

The Royal Laundry believes in keep ing up with the timss, It has just re- ceived some of the latest curtain stret- chers and fuIly equipped to help the ladies out in their home cleaning Civ
 us a trial and you will fud olr prices reasonable aud work satisfactory. 2-9-3t
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14
WRNE PASS BLOCKED BY
 SNOWSLIDE
Snow From 20 to 25 Feet Deep, Mixed With Rocks and Trees Buries Track For Half
 Mile This Side of Glacier

as lar as possible, for the purpose of reducing the pile of snow to a size and form that it can be handled by the rotary.
 The.rotaryy accompanied by Super interdeut Hahn, Master Mechanic Ash ley. Chief Clerk Blanchard and others, left just after noon for the scene of the slide.
 This is the first snowslide that has ever been experienced on the railroad south Of Glaciar. While there are ev- idence on the mountain'side of former snow slides, they ali antedate railroad construction.
 Those at Glacier who saw the great mass of snow come down the mountain say it was sight worth while. The roar was greater than thunder, and it carried with it every thing with which it came in contact On it's way down the hill, stripping the mountain bare to it's rock made ribs.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14

lives.
 Of those saved from the vessel only two were women. All the others of the many women who were passengers met a watery grave or were frozen to death before the boats and rafts were picked up or reached shore.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14
No Word EnrRllon

The Farallon which left Seattle last Saturday evening has not been heard from yet. Whether she has been de- Iayed by snow or simply neglected to make known her arrival in Alaska is not known,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14
Haines Young People Married

Tuesday at Eaines Miss Fay and Carl Biornstad, of that place, were married by the Rev. Father P. C. Bougis, of St. Marks church, Skagway. The parties are among the most popular of the young people at the Mission town.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14
Alaska Building Is Sold

The owners of the Alaska building at Seattle have sold it for sum said to be in excess of $I. 100 900. The purchaser is the Scandinavian-American Bank, of Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14
Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co., keep all kind ot fresh meat constantly on hand. q
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-14

Fur coat, a, Claysou's.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

On Tuesday last suit was brought in the name of the town of Newtown against Ex-Senator William N. North rop as surety on bond for $10, ,000, given to the town of Newtown, October IS, 1891, to cover claimed defalcations of Charles H. Northrop as treasurer of the town. The case is returnable to the December term of the Superior court. The selectmen have done their plain duty in mighty unpleasant and sad affair. Great sympathy is expressed for the venerable and estee.--c,ed Ex- Senator Northrop, but only execration, contempt and disgust for the ex-treas- urer, who by his own conduct and acts has, brought himself into this unfortn- nate and distressing situation. Sheriff Johnson served the papers.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01
HOME NEWS.
DEATHS.
ISAAC B. HARRIS.

In the death of Isaac B. Harris. Newtown loses a substantial and high ly esteemed.eitizen. His death occurr- cd on Saturday at the ripe age of s2 years. In his earlier years he worked at the rubber business in the Sandy Hook factories. Then he went to Scotland in an important business ca- pacity. When Mir Harris retired from active business life he erected the beau tiful residence at the foot of Newtown Street on the Danbury road. which has always been finely kept up. He was a great lover of horse flesh. and surpris- cd his friends when n and 75 years old by driving to victory Brown Dick" and other fast horses he owned. MT Harris was a man of force and in- tegrity. the kind of men that carve out success in the business world. The funeral was largely attended. Tuesday afternoon. from his late home. Rev J. II. George officiating. A quartet from the South church. Mrs Lillian Warner Patchen. Mrs Robert B. Hard. J. How ard Russell and l. A. MacConnell sang three selections with fine effect. The body reposed in a beautiful casket of golden quartered oak. Among those present at the funeral from out of town were MT and Mrs A. J. Budlong of Mohawk. N. r.. Mrs T F. Judson, Mrs c. E. Jaynes and son. George, William and Thomas Judsen, Mrs Will liam Ireland and Harry Glover of Mat tewan, N. r., MT and Mrs Walter B. Weton of White Plains, N. r., Harris Clark of Tarrytown, N. r., Rowland Clark of Meriden, w. H. Hoy, Mrs Sprague and Mrs Julia Squires of Bridgeport. The pallbearers were c. B.. Taylor, D. c. Peck, Charles G. Peck, w. c. Johnson, E. B. Beers and E. w.. Fairchild. There was a beautiful ar ray of floral tributes, including a pill low, four wreaths and three flat bou- quets. The burial was in the New town cemetery.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01
Probate Notices.

NDRfkief OF VIEWPOINT. ss. Court of " Probate, October 90. lsf,
 Estate of Isaac b Harris late of Newtown. in said district, deceased
 npont the application of Arthur T. Nettlelon praying lhat an instrument ln writing pnr- porting la be the last will and testament of said lsaa., Il, Harris. doeeased, may b- proved. approved allowed and admitted lo probate as pef application on fie more fully appears. ll Is
 ORDERED. That said application be heard and determined al lh. Probate office in New- town, in said District, on tho plh day of Nov. A, D ii1i, al sp'eloek in tho afternoon. and that notice be given of tho pondeney of said application and the time and place of hear ing thereon by publishing the same two times h soine newspaper having circulation in said District, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign pist in The Town of Nvwtown. h snll District. leaSt. sh days before said lime assigned.
 William j, Brecher. Judgr,
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

An enjoyable social function was the Halloween whist party at the Beach Memorial library, Tuesday evening. The decorations were artistic and con- sisted of autumn leaves and smiling pumpkins, apples, gourds and tassled corn. Lawrence Taylor acted well the part of the witch who sold the tally cards. Cookies, crullers and punch were served. The result of the whist playing was as follows: Ladies first prize, Mrs J. w. Gordon, 36 points, Tasmania bead necklace; second, Mrs c. H. Finch, 35, a handkerchief third, Mrs c. B. Glover, 34, an album. Gen. tlemen's first prize, Arthur J. Smith, Al points, picture second, pack of cards, was cut for by E. B. Camp and MT Kiernan, both of whom had 97 points, the latter winning the cut third, a picture, Elmer w. Fairchild, 34. The tally cards were red, white and blue and bore the emblem of a witch riding a broomstick. The four ghosts were Ruth Johnson, Emily Jones, Anna Carlson and Mary Keat- inc CI1rtis Glover and Gustavus Carl son impersonated the two spook guards at the door.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

The Aetna Indemnity Co.,, of Hart ford have summoned Charles H. North rop to appear before the Newtown pro- bate court, Saturday, to give an ac- counting on the estates of Abel Still son and Polly A. Stillson. On the first named estate they are on MT North rop's bond for $8000 and on the latter $4OOO. The Aetna Co. states he has filed no inventory, and they desire to ascertain if he is properly managing these estates, and that if it appears he has not so done, they ask for his re- moval
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK. Addresses by Rev ]. J. Lee and
 Rev Otis W. Barker.

A public meeting in the interest of Sunday school work will be held at the Congregational church, Wednesday night, November 6. The speakers will be Rev Timothy J. Lee, an eloquent and interesting speaker, from New Milford, and Rev Otis w. Barker of Hartford. Refreshments will be served following the addresses. A cordial in- vitation is extended to Christian work CTS from other churches to be present and enjoy the speaking. The services will begin at 8 o'clock.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01
DR A. L. SCHUYLER TO LEAVE
 TOWN.
TO LOCATE IN NEW HAVEN.

Owing to i'll health Dr Schuyler is to leave town, and will locate in New Ha- ven, where he has secured position in the offices of the New York & New Haven railroad. Dr Schuyler has won a reputation as a physician of the first class ability, and his departure will be regretted. He has been advised to give up his practice for a year, owing to i'll health. Dr Schuyler has been promi- nent in Masonic Fcircles, being high priest of Hiram chapter and senior warden of Hiram lodge.