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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-05

eben, bdB lie Elm gutes Bartete leDens
Srduerfpiel npr50gs.
So trat NIT ber neuen 9fummer ette
bilbi46ne Berfon auf = eine gbans
teufe, bel her Die @tinune Iebenf fade
1T.
9ernetptb unb i9 sebrau9ten unfere
Spernglafer. @s !por einfo9 ein @es
nuB.
9tls i'd mi9 barauf NIT elmer 9e>
merfung an Srau bon 8ernepts
tpanbte. betam i9 cine fe6r frrse Mnts
mort. Sd fab, DaB fie blaB setporben
mar unb febr bsrftimmt i9ien.
Ro9 abnte i'd ni9ts 8Dfes, i4
slaubte, i1r fei nt6t tpobl. Das be-
itritt fie iebod ensrgii9.
Die tleine Grau bebielt ben Mbenb
iiber bic Miene etner ungliidlinen unb
fiefgefrGnften. Mue 8emiibungen
ibres @atten, ibrs quite 2aune tpieber.
berauitellen, lparen fru9tlos.
Mir gins enblt9 ein 2i9t auf iiber
BITE llrfade i6rer 8erftimmuns, als
3errn BON Bernetpis bic @.bulb rib
anD er bic Riidli9i quf mstne @egen.
nart beredb.
~Nber, Mimt, fei bod perniinftia, .
sief ct fIebenb. sd finbe Ds9 bod
taufenbmaI i4Dner als bie bumme
perfon!"
CD beburfte ober nod enhlofer Wes.
t9erunsfn unb Hetbeueruneen bon
Getten hes Gatten, bss bic @rdbess
s6tts, NIT BET bis lssbe wstmt lon be,
Adnbelse, ji9 stnisermdbtn nssbtr aa
rosmcIer Tsuperosur ertrdrmte. 6r
mahss eeeen feline before uebessensnma
t4n6sen, hab hk bssrubte Gb0nlsufe
ssgsntli% eiue 1)1eerfase nnb Woset.
f4ea&e iet, hdB thre GeFals xeben Der
feiner Drdu esnem irummen Befenifiel
sIes&e nnb bdB sbs Wnbtid ibm 1iebsle
seit errest babe.
BseI f4lsmmer nod mar bte gaGx.
OLD srtr ort folsenben Sage In srSberer
Oefenf@6fs IN Der ReaenBbureer
Wurffti4e Odmmsrf9oppen kiegsem.
Gtner bon ben ontrtfenben, dB.
a1nssIofen 6erren bate ben unalad.
{eitsen GtnfolI, g.rns,pis NIT Der brei
0entner fdmeren Wirthtn gu neden.
Sic boben esne Groberuns eenadt,
Wernetpis! llnfere anmut6iae Mtr.
thin irsnbet ia tein @use bon Sbnen
anb lG&elt Gte ,tnaussefebt an, iaete
Der sIeine 1ofelbers.
llntptlltiirli9 fa6en fi9 alle unb ou6
1senetDts mad Der Wirtbin Tim, bte
NIT einem breitsn 2G9eln auf bem
e4malsseiidi btefe 6ulbisuns entee<
sennabm.
Oas f@lug benz Jab ben 8obsn
aus. Wetmt bate etnen 92erben9oc,
unb Der Nbenb tpurbe mns oriinbltdh
berbprben.
Run tpollte es bas lIngliid, bah eine
togenannte intereHonte syrau in unfere
Gamilienpeniion ein5og, lnb btefe
Grou mar nod bsfer, nod I9ider an,
eespgen, aIs Srau bon gernetpib.
Sic befdB etnen grDBsn gbarme unb
bate ben hiibiden Nanen Gon@on
bon irsenb elmer frans0fif9en Wers
iponbtf9dft bet. Gls gef9isbene Grau
totstttrte fie elm tpenis nit benz per,
floHenen dufresenben Gbernman, unb
sam llsberflub fang fie rstsenbe frons
sSff@e Romanaen NIT stner fiibes,
i1aInnAnIHhkn &skasnaaA-
(Sm[uR fufof.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-05

Sm 8rtttf4en Muf.um
% 3onbon tperben brei Nbf4rtften ber
9tbel aufbepabrt, BITE auf Hldtter Der
Gd4erpolme sef9rieben finb. Sn alter
3eit f9etnt man ii3 ilberbaupt bes
berf6tebenortisften @9reibmaterials
bebient si baben, beun man bat aanae
merte ben Wufeen einperleibt, bte anf
1uferf9alen. fladen Rno9en, 3seeels
ifeinen. 3ieseln. Glfenbetn, 9lei,
Rupfsr unb esfen DereDist finb.
llnsorns Musp an0ss
rnRs. Der Gxobus aus llnsarn noG
ben Der. Staaten. ipeI9er einen unses
a1nten llmfdns ansenommsn bat, Be-
reitet Der unsarsf9en Resieruns immer
srDbere Gorge. Jn mun9en Romita.
ten bat bsretis cine fSrmlt4e Gntp6ls
teruns pIabgssriffen, unb pislfa& ia.
ben F@ bic 0ertSlsaiHe besort seitals
iet. bob bic Resseruns stne Hf4rGn.
lung Der ausnanberuna als sebittes
rN@e Rosbpenbistsst bstra@te..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-05
Grntfltstn.
gOn 2orl 0tOsnsr.

Das 1T bic 3eit Der &stfe uub 6ra9t,
Da iinst bic Senie ibr 2ieb,
s8snn Der Maber In itrablenSer SOnHen,
slutb
8ur6 Die aolbieen 6elbtr sssbt
Sa finet bic senie ben Grutefans,
Ser 1T pou 0tauiGen uab 9linsen,
Sol Senfeni1tpung unb bon Gi6eltlons
Gin prsiienoes, ieliges 5iusen.
% tanat, BON nerbi9en JGuiten 9efttbrt,
Dte Senie ben Grateretsen,
Da miHen, bon tbrtu Sbpingsn btrabrt,
Die 3clme fb itnten unb neieen.
Dos N bie 3sit ber &eife unb Gru@t,
Dd fnet bic Seuie TIT aieb,
Das ais ein Dant- unb aobsefdns
Dur9 bie solotsen Gelbtr siebt.
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Bur redafen 8ett.l

Beraaneenes Sribiabr nabm uu.
iere aanse Sauilie cine seitlane elm.
mons SariaparilIa uno Die @irtuno
mar i'm b6hften @rabe befriebiaeno. !.
ySir bnben uns mdbreno bes Suuts
rners beHerer @eiuaobeit erfreut, tuie
i0nft uno tuir alauben, oaB es ae.
ihah. neil mir une aur redten Reit
balfeu. e 5OMgents uno $1.O0 sFla.
ihen. ESarnuel 6intun,
De Ralb. Weiif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-05
Gattauid,t uien,aIs.

Sebr niele burdb Beitureen anae.
1rieiene 6eilmittet ermeiien fih als
s5eblihlag. tuenn man iie antuenoet.
6unt's 2iabtnina Del 1T cine Nus.
nahnle. 9as 8ertrauen su ibm lit
a1gebraht-ntan mirb ME enttduiGt,
tuenr, man es gebrauGt. @s iit Iiher
oa8 gr6Bte 6eilmittet fiir ihmere
Tdlle. bic es aiebt. @eaen Sd,nitt.
nno 8ranbmunoen. gerrentuna,
S@mersei, &c. finoet es nidt ieines
@leihen.
Gen. g. Babond.
OuniphQri. Wu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-05
(SchluB fDlgt.
g "a Il Ohio, 1oIeba

&ucnS COUNT, SS.
Srant 8. Gbeneb befGR5rt. sas &c
oer dltere &arfner ber Sirma s. 8. Gbeneh
uns 60. it, speI@e @ei@dfte tn bee etoSt
1oIeoo. tn obengenanntem Gountp unb gtaate.
fbut, nno haB befaste Sirua bic Snume bon
etHbnnbert 9oIIars fir ieben Sau
bon Satarrb beaabIeu ipiro. rer bur@ ben
@ebrau@ bon sails aaterrbsan ni&t
sebeilt tuerbeH fann
Srans 8. Gteneb.
Bes9@oren bon uItr unh Rnters
f9rieben In meiRer @eee1Nart
am g. September " 8. 'se.
SieeeI,
u. 20. GIeafon, 5ffentIi6es gstor.
8&r'S 2atarrbsseur tuirs innerIi% eenoms
men uns ipirft bireit ouf sas glut unb bic
f6Ietmigen OberfId&en seB spiteuts. 2ott
eu9 8eugnsffe frei suf&s6en.
s. 8. GbeHeb unb O. u, Tokhs, o.
Sertanft bon alien apotbeBeyn. 76e.
Sa0s Samtliens3iuer fins Ah SsfssN
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Gtfeubabn=TaDr= Yla1l.
Q. u. & u. u. 8ob,,.

sSab9 Grodet". Bug nnth 6Dufon, gaI.
6elt1n. Beaumont Mnb Orange. Nbfahrt
3 ubr nbenes, Nntunft 7.55 mDrqens.
gfad9 &errbille. Abfabrt $50 x1sraens.
Nnfurft bort l l.30 Nbiohrt bon &errbiIIe
Z uhr natbm., Nntnnft in San Nntpnin
z 5U abemos. giur SamIfna8 noh Rerrs
bile: 4 llhr nabm &idfahrt n1n bort
Mtontogs 8. 30 moraens, AnfMnft in San
GntoniD $50 moreens.
Nod guerO, gDatiim, SDuiton, @alue.
iton, Siooings. RDdoale, Cameron unb
Baeo. abfabrt 8.45 uDrmittaes, Nnfunft
z l1br tnorgens.
-, Rod geenilIe, Corpus ghrifti. gIice,
Notbis, Gronios BOB, &odpDrt, Ibfobrt
100 nobmittaes mnb 8 ubr abenbs. Yin.
tmmtt 7.55 morgens nn6 30 natbm.
Nan Salfnrias. Mbfabrt 8 l1hr abenb .
Nntunft 7.55 mproeuS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-05
sen sbr etner ppm aemen2

Sudenoe 0auttrantteiten i@einen
beutsntaae epibemii& su iein. Seib
Sbr audi oamit beboftet? Benn 10,
l1a4t einen Teriu@ nit 6unt's Cure.
gs betlt unter @arantie irgeno cine
Nrt non iudenoem Shmer8. SIT es
niht Der SalI. TO tUftet @uh Der
Rerium f1idatR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-05
iIteaea un0 Wpefifo,e

baben ieBt ibre grnte = ibr @eIhGft
blibt nno iie finb ettidlida. gs lit
teo0h IN Der Belt niht einsuleben,
trarul1t Sbr ibnen erlnubt, an guh
berustt su fauaen. ba Sbr bies bod
iebr unbequem finoet. Die Gnuen.
ouna BON elm flein penig cunts
9ightnina DEF auf erpunterten Gtel.
len bolt Tie nb Doer linoert unperaitqs
lid, ben Shmers. menn iie GuG ae.
itnd,en haben. &eibt elm tuenia elm
urlo Shr meroet tberaeugt iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-05
sbtebt es ntdbt aut.

Gripart guh ben ettuaigen ip6te.
rem Infau eines ihmeren 5iebers,
inoem Sbr Guer Sbftem iebt BON ber
Gniammlun9 nun l1nreinigteiten be.
freit. Simmons SariaparilIa BET.
rihtet bic Nrbeit. gr brinat autes
Blut. ausoeaeihneten Gppetit, oruSe
araft uno grOBen unteruebmuness
oniH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-05

.MiFen @ts bos geueitea 8ernss
pibens haben f9 f4eiben laRen,4 ers
sSblte man beiw rfibe o'tlbd" i'm Gos
Lon ber Baronin 9ageborn.
.llnmSsli9! Das ibeals paar9"
.Gona anglaubli9 = fie liebten iid
ia gum Gterben!1
sDds TT ipobl Elm faledter Mtss4
.4ber bas fGnt einsm ia auf bic
Rerbenl Damn CLAUDE ia on ni6ts
mebr!@
s@bsr. 9srr DOftor Mefterbolt. mas
TT benn bd paffrt91
Nne Ddmen Guberten Eout unb ems
dttmmig TIRE b51fte 0erinunberune.
Die Ga9e ift Bel 2i1t betra9tet
niGt sans unperitGnbIi9. Die liebe,
tleine Grou bate bod ein rent erobes
Gntenfiibden.1 iaste Meiferbolt IN iet>
ner trodenen Meife.
p@ott iteb mir Bet! Gin srDbes Gns
tenflbGeng Ddbon bat tein Meni9
sttuos eetpubtl Gie trug ia Nummer
81! 80 btneibete lie thinner Inn TIRE
aIeinen syiibe!4 rief bie 9ousfrdu snts
fess.
.Weine @ndbisfe. fennen gie ni4t
bos WGrhen BON Der rei5enben prins
seffn. bie gona pplItpmmen mar bts
auf einen bdbliden gntenfub. ben aud
bic IGnsite Rourfdleppe ni1t gang bers
be6en tpnnte9 Ser ole Qitbbaber unz
ireu tpurben. neil iie fi1 70 Dor benz
GntenfiiB4en graulten, bis ber priu3
tam. Der iie bon benz bDieu 3auber er.
iBfeG gs i9eint, 9ernetpib mar ni&t
her redte prina,4 ertpiberie Meiitrs
bolt.
Better Dottor, sic fiibren einsn
bod INNER auFs Gldtteisi" riefen bie
Damien Idhenb. ,Was mar benn ober
Wimi 4erneptbens Gntenfiib1eng"
ga. bos ift stne Gsj9tdte!" sntges.
nete Meiterbolt unb riibrte sebanien>
Doh NIT bem sOIbsnen GSffeI9en IN
fetHem Tbee.
Die Damen Iieben ibm nun seine
Rube. Ct muBte er56bIen.
.Sm Dorigen ssSdbr traf s& NIT
Hsrneipibens In elmer Weun4ener Ga>
msIienpeniiou 5ufammen, unb es freute
mi4. trosbem id iie MIR flaGiig
tannte. Sd babe cine @orliebe fur
eabf&e ianee. sliidli9e Wleni4en,
f4on neil iie Elm prOtsit iinb sesen bic
mobsrne 3eitri4tuns NIT ihr.m glenb.
fuTtus.
4aberbem babe i6 gut nnse3oaene
Ulenf4en germ, iinb borin tporen beibe
mufersiItig.
CT = patent = ieber 3pG Der ebe.
rnalise RaDoIlerift! sic - tpenn oudb
nt6t i8Sn. 70 ibid, duberit f6id =
hk Ddmer ipiHen ia
.~Nun. fe tonnte fiG's Ieiiten ols
Gc1ter Der hobtn iSinon3!4 rief Gui
bon 3tdlenburs, bic mebr 4hnen als
gintiinfte botte.
,~Greilif. freili6, es lit etne hobe
1nstnb, Grbin al Itin, bos beitr.ittt
nismanb.~ bemsrtte Weit.rbolt. rubtg
fortfdbrenb:
Gin paar Sage lang ba9te i'd: ipie
gIadIs4 finb bod biefe Menf&en, ba
fehIt eisentIi9 nidts. Gie int.reffiren
mid aIs Seltsnhsii, tpie Elm ohtes
Melttpunbsr.
DernetDib bate ssrabe ben Dienit
quittirt unb tuoIlte i'm 6erbit fem ers
srbtes Gamiliensut antreten, bas Biz
gu biefem Sermin bsrpn9tet setpefen.
Bis gum 6erbit gsnoifen iit lire
Tretbeit auf RtifeR. gs mar tpie Elm
etneissr. forsenloT.r Geiertaa fir iie.
Am brittsn Gage nni.res 9eiIoms
msnfeins singen mir suiommen In bos
rti5enbs Woriete bes beutIhen Tbeoz
ters In Der SdpantboIeritrabe. Nrau
DON Berneipib omiiiirte iid fSfli6,
tanr IN ~nffn{}a~ O~..A.
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1enftInnrna

gs hanoelt fih nidt barum, mie
Shr lebt. iunbern tuie Cure 4eber iit.
SIT iie niGt In perfefter Dronuna,
brinat iie oabin burG ben @ebrauh
BON SimntDns 9ioer Buriiier - nur
in 8innidabtetn. Gs lit eas fiherfte,
bette uno angenebmite Wiittel fiir Die.
les Organ, oas ie berausaebrabt
lpuEbe.
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0ebanktnfplttter.

Won&tr Wseni& betommt eiasg snetre.
S<f@ssfress. ie b6ber er peis.
Gs sibt Weuf&eu, bte eeHteu unb bod
feline Gebanseu baben.
Oft fnb iuir sIiidlt@ - fir sltidIi@ ses
bo!ten az tperben.
a,enn man ipeber sinen gortbsil BON,
NOD eiu urtbeit iiber eine SADIE bat, bana
eHtFebt meift bas - 0orurtbsil.
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0ebramdat ee ettIgRor.

ISiir idmeraenoe 6dmurrbpioeu bat
cunts Cure nidt ieines @leiden.
Cine Gpplitatipn linoert - cine
Shahtel beilt. @arontierf.
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q n Z u n IT:

Boz, Chicago. ct. 2puis, Ranlas gitr,
Dallas, Sort @Ortb unb @aen, t6ehA
(Sunfet 9eppt) 80 niproens.
gDeaIaug nia Smithnille 80. sos abenbs
Nlamo SPECIAL BON StnitbniIle, Souiton,
VQIneffptl .2E n1nrnena.
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ct. 2outs 8 gan JranctscD Saba.
&kTNH~H
Somtberm pactfte sabs.

Abfohrt.
Nad Netu Orleans, Nunifpn nnb Gal.
beton t6gliB ..........ll 40 mittaas,
uno .................... 80 aben6s.
Radb eagle 8as. gl 8aiu. galifurnien
unh 4Rerit0. g BORN. u. $50 abenbs.
&neuRtt.
Son Nesu Africans, psuhon un6 Sal.
neitun t6elih ..........7.35 mproens.
uub 600 Radbm.
Bon eI Baiu. GalifOrnien unb Nerito
.......... IL. 10 BORN. Wnb s abenbs,
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-SDbm 8. BoItom, DefTentIider
Rotor. grunoeieentutt,. Naent far
BeniiDneanipriihe. .g6e GrD6ett.
uno 0auarrosS StraBe, '1eaeniiber BON
ber San Nntuniu grpres." ReHea
Telepbun 48.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-05
N20tE3 R3rpfptf8DSIIe.
we. 6. q =. sab,,,
Mbfakrf.

Ssntb BaeD. Sort Bortb, DaIas, RanIas
9th. ct. Souls Hnb Chicago, t6alioh,
(Suttiet 9eppt) .......... 800 a6en6s
9Ocelaue bia SmitbnilIe. ....7. 80 BORN.
Nlam0 special nab Smitbnifle. pDuifun,
@olneitnr ...............10. 1925 abenbs.
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s. & O. u. 9abt.
Nhfnhrf.l

Rad allen Nurb.9 9eras. Bansten -. ....
................ nbr uno 500 BORN.
Nada ct. Souls, Rempbis un6 6em
Oreft. 1.20 l1br nabm.
N9n Noro TeEa8, &an5as gitb un6
St. SontS. S.................8 30 abenbs
Nae9 Nertfo. fo............... 1920 BORN.
Nnfuntt.l
Boa ct. Souls u. benz Often, 6. 30 mpraens
8on Iocalen 8unften ....10.10 mureens.
SDn ct. 3Duis u. benz Often, 7.25 aben6s
Son 2arebp un6 Nterito :. loo nadau,.
Ct SoatS q Gan Jranctscp Saba.
Nbfabrt.
Rad Sort Smith, Sprinefielb. ct. Souls,
8anias Gitp, Chicago IS. s. O. n. De.
pDt $50 nbenos.
&nfunft.
Bon st. Souls, Ranias gitb. Baris, @bi.
c98o. o............s..... lO.10 m1reens
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@tcturia 9tbtfipm, O. 8. q q. u.
I(0uIf GbDre.)

Gbfabrt.
Rad guero, Bietnria. Bort 2apaca, gur.
BUS @briiti. GrDtpnsbiIIe, 8io @ranbe
gttb, @olia6, 8eeni1e, Bbartun, Balas
ctos uno 6puit0n .......7 90 mDraens,
&Htnnft $3.50 abenbs.
Der. .Son SouitDn" mad guere, 8ictos
rio, @borton urt SUufpn
bfabrt ..7.55 nbenhs
Gntunft 200 muraens.
Seatb 8rptumspiIIe.
Der Bug Der SunIet Bictpria 9ibifiun.
Gbfabrt 7.05 nDrgens, raatbt in glacebp
Serbinbnna NIT 6er Gulf Coat Cine fur
Corpus gbriifi. Nntunft bort, 4.55 nachm,
Nnfunft in 8rDmnsbille ....9.25 abenbs.
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Wergekt nitbf bAs
LIVE BEE LAND.

Tin6's S gents 6orana.Giearre
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Das entenfG6d5en.

$ksae non laarie Stsbl.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-22

Mrs Fred Holilstersand Miss Jessie Hollister of Brooklyn have visited Miss Carrie Hollister.
 Miss Ethel Barton is assisting Mrs Marshall Beach.
 Miss Ethel Wheeler attended the Yale Princeton football game in New Haven, Saturday. Miss Lucy Beach also attended, going from Bridgeport. Howard H. Wheeler is now running his steam saw mill.
 Rev Ralph T. Jefferson will officiate at St Peters church on Sunday, the 24th. The service will commence at Il o'clock as usual. Miss Fannie M. Burr is in Easton. Twenty-six members of Harmony Grange were entertained by Easton Grange, last week Tuesday night, Mo- vember 12.
 Those who attended the session of the National Grange in Hartford, last week, were MT and Mrs Alex Sinclair, MT and Mrs Edward E. Curtis, Miss Carrie Osborne, Homer Clark, Albert Wheeler, Robert Sinclair, Frederick Sherman, Elmer Banks and Ambrose Hurd.
 Mrs Alex Sinclair and Mrs Edward E. Curtis have visited Mrs Frank Wells at her very pleasant home, Burn side avenue, East Hartford.
 Mir and Mrs Edward E. Curtis re- gently visited friends in Hillstown, East Hartford.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-22
the society added quite a substantial sum to the treasury.

Horace L. Fairchild, who has been quite i'll, is now gaining nicely and able to walk out doors. Miss America Pierson is quite poorly. The business wagon of the Curtis Morris Co.,, of Bridgeport, is just out of William Wellington's paint shop and presents very neat appearance.
 Albert M. Burt, Jr., will leave about January 1, 1908, for the south, where he will spend about three months.
 A. M. Burt and family expect to move from Nichols some time next month, and will probably locate some- where on Long Island.
 Mir and Mrs James Lynch, Mir and Mrs Albert Buckingham, Mir and Mrs William Murphy and family, all of Bridgeport, were guests, Sunday, of MT and MT c. M. Miller.
 Thomas Clarey of New York is as- sisting E. L. Hit at his blacksmith shop.
 Miss May Burt spent several days in Bridgeport;with friends, last week.
 Mrs Horace Lyon has been among the sick ones. She is now gaining slow ly.
 E. R. Roswell spent Sunday in New town, the guest of MT and Mrs George R. Wilson.
 Mrs Wells of New Haven is a guest, this week, of MT and Mrs Horace Lyon.
 William Miller of Bridgeport was a guest, Saturday, of MT and Mrs c. M. Miller.
 MT and Mrs Abram Wildman, who have been living at Mir Swenson's place in Daniels Farms, have rented the Plumb farm here and are moving in.
 Edwin Smith of this place and Miss Bertha Clark, daughter of MT and Mrs Edgar Clark of Daniels Farms, were married at the home of the brides par ents on Wednesday evening, November 20. They have the best wishes of a host of friends as they begin life in their new home.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-22
Nichols
A CHURCH EVENT.

The play, "The Donation Party" !" given by the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church, last week Thursday evening, November IA, was well at tended and greatly enjoyed by all. The parts were all well acted and they are all to be congratulated on the success of the entertainment. After the play cake and ice cream were on sale and
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-22
Monroe.
SHOT IN THE KNEE

James Gould, who shot himself acci- dentally somewhere in the knee, while fussing with a pistol week ago, is in the Bridgeport hospital, in a very serious condition.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-22
The NeWtOWn Bee.
 Newtown. Friday. November 9. 1907.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
 West Bedding.

PROF UNDERWOODS' SAD DEATH.
 This community was shocked, last Saturday afternoon, by the sudden and sad death of Prof Lucien M. Under wood of New York at his country home here. Prof Underwood was chairman of the Board of Scientific Directors of the New York Botanical Gardens and had been soverworking and not been feeling well for week and had also suffered from insomnia. The trouble in the financial world had also worried him and he feared he had lost heavily in the recent disturbance. This was probably what caused his temporary insanity, which tempted him to take his life. At dinner Saturday noon he seemed to his family to be himself but shortly after there was change. He first tried to injure his daughter, but she got away from him. His wife went to him then and he turned on her with a knife in his hand, cutting a long bad wound on her neck and anoth- CT on her hand. The daughter came to the mothers rescue and they succeeded in getting away and ran out of the house to the home of Mir Ewing near by. Prof Underwood started to follow but turned back and went into the bath room and took his life by cutting his throat with the sharp knife he had and was found in the bath tub by two men from MT Ewing's place who went immediately to the house to look after him. Mrs Underwood's wounds were dressed by the doctor, and although suffering from quite bad wounds she will probably be able to be about again few weeks. Dr Smith of Bedding, the medical examiner, gave certificate of death by suicide. The funeral took place from Prof Uuderwood's late home, Tuesday afternoon. The burial was in the Umpawaug cemetery. Flu neral Director Tomlinson of Bethel had charge of the funeral arrangements. TO CUT THE STANDING TIMBER
 AT BROOKSIDE PARK.
 George w. Adams of Weston is nov ing his steam saw mill into what was formerly Brookside Park near the sta tion and is to cut the timber off the land. This park was few years ago quite resort and it seems too bad to have beauty all destroyed.
 MT and Mrs Robert Olmstead of Um- pawaug had little daughter, Pearl Violet, arrive at their home on Sunday. November +.
 w. G. Doig is having large barn and carriage house erected at his place in Umpawaug. He is also having a large ice house built. Judd Burr is do- ing the work.
 D. w. Vaughan, who has been i'll for three weeks, is now improving nicely and able to attend to his work again.
 George Patterson, who has spent his summers in this place for few years, was calling on old friends, last week, bidding them goodbye. MT Patterson has been appointed purchasing agent for the Van Dyke Co.,, of New York and Japan and leaves for his new work, January 1, 1908.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-03
THE POLICE COURT.
Sentence Suspended for Burton Prock'
 eft of Mill Street.

Judge Burpee held city court to- day. A case against Michael Tennah- baum for buying junk from minors was put over to Saturday. slmliar disposition was made of like case against Mary Unski.
 Michael Murphy was fined $1 ana costs for intoxication.
 George Doherty was fined 50 ana costs for intoxication. Sentence was suspended on a charge of vagrancy. He was found sleeping in Johnson $ barn on Brook street.
 Burton Prockett of 164 Mill street was charged with breach of the peace and intoxication He was arrested by Special Policeman Cowper while the latter was not in uniform. cow per stated that Prockett was put out of a saloon on Mill street and made a noise on the sidewalk. He under took to get him home and for ms pains Prockett struck him on the stomach with an axe. For proof o1 this statement the officer had DaVlo Mccormick and another young man Prockett had his wife for a~witness He said he was after coming from the saloon and Mccormick rapped on his window and called him names. AS he was going out on the street he hap pened to see the axe near the dool and he took it up. Prockett, acord ing to his wifes story, was not drunk Sentence was suspended. !
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-03
SAFETY BOARD
Chief Suaqg Reported Drill Tow
 CT Ready For Business.

Mayor Thoms presided at the meet ing of the board of safety held yes terday afternoon. Commissioner All drews was absent thus leaving the brunt of the occasion on the should CTS of his confrere, Marggraff. Had he been present he would have thrown his hat in the air no ooupI' for Chief Snagg announced ln com. munication that the drill tower IS ae last ready for business.
 Paul H. Dwyer of 34 Franklin street sent in an application for an appointment on, the call fire force. IL was filed.
 Policeman Frank R. Cutting ap- piled for. promotion from grade A to B. he being the customary six months on the force. He was questioned re garding the ordinance relating to eA- pectoration on the sidewalks ana the speed laws. He said that if he saw person splitting on a sidewalk ne would warn him once, and II the offense was repeated in his presence he would place the violator under ar rest. His answers seemed to satls1y the board and he was promoted. ' Chief Snagg was empowered to make certain purchases of harness and repairs were ordered to De oone on the Burton and Scovill street en- zine houses. ' .,o It was a quiet meet, because the full minority was not present.