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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
FOR RENT.
REsIDENcEs-North.

RESIDENCES-Nor 1127 31st St., new and modern. rooms. $oo RESIDENCES FOR RENT-SOUTH. 11G9 18th St., furnace. modern, rooms, DO. ISIS 2Oth St., bath. etc., rooms, $50- 927 18th St., steam heated, modern. rooms, so. 2S30 Ave. e." bath, electricity. rooms stable, hot house.. lot 1oox19o, $6o.
 FOR SALE. $l2,Wv-oth Ave. near -<nd St. so,vO-4Ox100; lknd St., South. s3300-55x160, Avenue J. l s275O-61x140, 18th rt., between l 11th Ayes. s14.UV-Se--- 4th avenue. SIP. .5O0-4th Ave. near 23rd St. Ss000O-end Ave, >5ox14O, rents $50. 0.0O0--75x14o, 4.h avenue. sl65o-Residence, 10th Ave. Mort sl5 5O0--5th Ave, corner. 100 feel $lo.vte-3rd Ave, near 24th St. sl2. .50o-3rd Ave. near 18th St. s3. 5O--4th Ave, near 18th St., 5 ls
 w. B. LNDY G C Phones A 113 North
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23

Have you ever heard of any body of men who opposed pro- hibition resolve to withdraw support from the ministry and the churches? The main for ces fighting prohibition in this county have always supported the churches and all things that tended to the moral uplift of our people.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23

FOR SALE. s2500-Fine Norwood cor. 60x190. s60Oo-Nice 2-story res, Norwood. S4750-Good home, N. 24 St. s2750-Modern cot, N. 21 St, rents s5oO. s4500-N side cor, whites, rents s4S mo. $100OO-Handsome ' ave. home s2O0OO-Large 5 ave. cor, speculation. s4000-Good ave, cor, improved. s15,000--S ave, 2 and 23 strs., 50x14O. s22, 5O0-Good bus. property, pays S2l00. so5O0-Cor. brick store. rents $6O0. sS000-4th ave. cor, improved. sl6o0-4 R. H., 50xl40, Ave. D, near car. Sl50O-Good R. cottage, near F. s4500-2-story, S. Hldgs. res, 1 blk s. 20. s3O00-Lovely large Hickory St lot. SO.5o0-Large s. side cor, rents s15Q0 ? East Lake lots. quick sale, bargain.
 FOR RENT. 10 R. S. Hldgs. res 12l3 St. Charles St. New handsome brick store.
 R. MCCONNELL a co. Phones BIO. 1f Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
.. F. EbOrn,
 5O4.7 BrOWn-M arX

P.S.-The anti-probibs must not read a one of the above. as we don't want to sell anybody property who feel that they are going to lose money on it.. We are your friends you know We feel that we are acting friendly when we tell you that we don't agree With you, and that we believe prohi- bition. if made to prohibit, will strengthen realty values in this city and district, and that we believe Bir- mingham and the district are great and wise enough to do whatever they undertake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
REAL ESTATE

President of United States steel said Saturday: '190S will be the most pros porous year we have ever had,
 FOR SALE. $33, ,000-First avenue between 18th and 18th; business; rents s2900; offered rents s33oo. $12. 5o0-South 22d; rents $13S0. Fourth avenue, between 18th and 18th. s65oo-1526 10th avenue, south, two-story, modern, colonial. s5750-1Sth street, between 9th and 7th avenues; 50x14o; small Improvements. $5100-1101 Fountain avenue, 7-room, two- story; bath, electric, modern. s10000-217S Fairview avenue; bran new, Broom, two-story colonial. $2700-S5O0 cash, balance s25 month, 7-room cottage, South Woodlawn. S3S00--Rents $540; six Broom houses; all rented Fitsimons street.. Jonesville. s2500-Rents s4S0; Pratt City; half acre; eight houses; good; all rented.
 FOR RENT. S75-1427 18th avenue, south, 10 rooms; modern; equipped for apartments; lot 2O0x200.
 s25-Store; 1924 South 20th. Sl5--1404 South 10th, broom cottage. $18-5-room, modern, Central Park. List oyur property with us for quick profits. UNION REALTY co. 2t31z North Twentieth street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
$500
S7,OOO

Terms s10O0 balance $50 month buys a lovely, well built beautifully finish ed S-room modern home, with servant g room: furnace heat and grates A gem, and large one of the first water, and enticing glitter. Neighborhood all rlght--neither too puffy nor lean. Now watch em scramble for this.
 To buy. sell or exchange "the earth,'' call where it Is handled without gloves, no matter from whence 1t comes or whither 1t goes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
ALTERATION WOMEN.

Loveman, Joseph & Loeb want at once fifteen women to work in alteration room on coats and skirts. Good sala- ries. Apply to manager Suit Section, second floor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
M. Jaffe Opens JeweIry Supply House.

MT. Jaffe, jobber in watches, clocks and iewelry. has opened at 1925 Second avenue a magnificent stock of watch ma terlals, jewellers supplies. optical goods, etc.
 While his principal lines are for the retail trade Che makes a speciality of wholesaling all of this class of goods). and during his long career as a dealer in jewelry, precious stones, timepieces and optical goods. has built up busi- ness covering the entire state, and many merchants are his customers.
 There is no use of any individual pur- chaser or any merchant going to New York or other far-off markets for any thing in this line. M. Jaffe meets all prices at all places, and as home es- tablshment he invites inspection and in- vestigation of prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23

Woodlawn Realty Company will sell you modern cottage for $500 cash, balance easy. 1O19-20 First National Bank bull ling. Both phones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
E. E. DEAN,

Real Estate and Insurance Go. Peoples phone 1883. Room l. 1S245t Sd Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
ALTERATION WOMEN.

Ab G IEA lOLI WONHGN'
 Loyeman, Joseph & Loeb want at once fifteen women to work in alteration room on coats and skirts. Good sala- ries. Apply to manager Suit Section, second floor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
ONE GENT A WORD

nATEs--One seat . were a aayp ns cd. taken fer less than 76 seats kss aFst izsertisa. Cash Mnsf accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
BARGAINS FOR SALE.

Dzf1NGZiINo r O1S SztI@ES. f1650--Reasonable terms. corner lot 67.5 x100 on Idlewild car line, with side walks, etc, all in. corner Alabama st.. South Highlands.
 S500-Business lot. in front of fair grounds gate. at Fairview station. Junction of Ensley and Bessemer car lines: great bargain. $1000-Good home for colored man. 75 feet with 3-room house. nice orchard well. etc.. pike road. Walker sta tion. North Ensley car line.
 S. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 24. 223 21st St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
WANTED-SITUATIONS

'-DTTTCF 0OSTUTUH Uy ucky lady, three years eXpe- a private secretary; no ob- eavin~ city. Address K. Y, Herald. l0-22-2t Position by Al shipping clerk. experience with one of larg- jrations of the south; can ne very best references. Ad- r, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
S2,lOO
A bargain; 60x16O, fronts car line on 2Sth St. east front; small cash pay ment, balance easy; per cent.
S3,lOO

1O0x200 with Groom cottage and barn. stable and chicken house; good location and bargain on easy terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-No 1913 St Charles street;
 It rooms; modern; furnace. Macke 1895 Sd avenue l0-20-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-23
S2,OOO

Two houses and lot on 16th St., close in. rents s23O year.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-05
Gn Iettelie

Oct er til oen glots, 9oori ieg
forleOen falote ). %. arlmmadet
elut5erf 9raf4. Sea er 5te0ea
ppmartfom paa, at BET life
pasIer; 6an par tbTt reFormeri
qraf. g1en ie9 tenOte BAN gennem
hans op5D9gefige Strifter. Tom sr
Ooeriat paa 0anf og laIes ! Den
lut6erIfe 8irfe, iaa ban ito0 n9rmeit
for min 5ante Iom Iutberit 9rpT.
Seen set par life aft. 5or at pare
fitfer paa Rabnet f0g ieg op
.4merican Comprehensive Gntpcloe
peOia", fom ieg baOoe Oe0 0aaaz
sen, og ser itdar ON ). 20. arums
NADER: ~ Clergyman, rbo oi=
fiinguif6eo 6imielf bn biz 3sal Tor
elo Rufberanism, ans alIo as an
opponent of tbe Rutiondlifts" Zen
@eiItlig, Scr uom9rteOs itg Deb i'm
It0fer6eo for gummel 2utberoom
og tilige iom en- MoOitdnOer AZ
&utionaliIterne). Oct fdfot mig al
BRIG ino at un0erIsge nDiere. Ween
ieg Ter M, at I. SIS. S6oH 5er3og.
fom maa anfes for gutOritet ! Oct
Stpfts, gioer &rummader I'M
pluOs / Den ~reformerte &irfe.
6ans Orb bs0ss oerfOr laot uoe
al getrngtning.
Jor Reiten fan 6em9rtes, at ON
S~n0fenosren emo rimeligois bar Be
tragtet 3rumma6ers Orb Iom ct
Snol1g / Dem dfilutteOe 0isfusfion,
fua OptOg jeg ben fife Tom Iddodnns,
men Ipm jeg oiloe babe giort til en-
bber Iom BELT anoen Sio, og je9
riloe be6anole en- Snofenoelie If
famine Nrt / moOIut Retning pll
famine Mauoe. seq luOer fda0ant
ftaa for Mtanoens egen Reaning.
u. W. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-05
airle6iitorien bar mange

8iriebiitorien bar mango Gtss
empit- At frem-iis pa qrU ers
Gaoe. Sstr l1aos Il ganms. o.
mere 10. Gao ) fan oliOe OeO
at 6aabe % beos for PaT. 5eniens
OmoenoeIie.
glaoef .golifiten" / Oanmart
bar o9Iad begbnot al gere nuset fox
9aft. Senien, iott oet oar tegHet ZIG
ielo for 100 &roner o. Oesuoen
iti0et fig / SpiOIen for en- SnOIum
ling til bum. N}sn BET sr 9rGIters
ne, Der bar giort 9e9pnoelien.
Oct er SUD. ser arbeioer Sc go
De 5anter ino / MennsItene, enten
Ida 0e0tommenOe ien0er bum eler
life ar Set. meO anore 0rO, enltn
0e er froenOe eler panfro. Oct er
ogIad Quo. Ser opboloer WanneIts
mes Qio % 6eI5reo, faa De fan 0ir
le. 6am tiltommsr oerfor 9@rsn
for aft aoot, Ser aorsttes peo men
METER. Msnnefent fan 70 4t1er
life faale at fad 2gttn. 0a 0ttte 9er
Dem ftore / o,res sgne 3anter, boii
iet fnrter oem / 6orla5eiie, bOis oe
life alereoe 6sr / qioet iomner til
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npppe at bptle. 6an bite fig / Get
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I'll at game Mleunefter. 6ons Il
lDfft par. at ban life par 6lcOen
n0mbqsf. Tad Ban 6ao0e faaet 9su9
for SeTus Tom 5relier. Dette or
fo~rfaroelig manages ufpffe. 6errea
BRACE qaitor SenTen til ii8!
u. :. Dabm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-05
Scare 5OrluanO,
Is. 9. Gbrtitianicn,

6iertelig 9at for Din n5eiti&li3e
6orifiring" ON, at Del life bar
gartiiiuo. ION 9aooe oitisret Din
Il otalelie ON oen %foreneoe Sirtes
5poeite6; Bette oil ies iaa O9iaa
iro, boor 0antefigt, Del emo er for
mig at f%orftad. 3oorie0es Du Ial
bar funnel itrioe. JON Du gior0s.
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inorgmme, at en- iaaoan u0ialeIIe
al SamfunOets 5orman0 - bel al
merte let tunOe foriiadeb. iom
jeg foritoo Sen, nemIig at Du Oe;s
meO ~esentlis oilOe ii3e, at oen fore
re0e airte pGienttig beItoo at oct
r8lairs Sdmfuno", os ot
qraiter % M~snig3eosr, iom tom til
re0 Sammenflutningen, babOe itte
me5et at bstb&. Wen oa On M
bar Ia9t mig, at Oct life par partis
limo. Iom oreO Dig, iaa fan ieg life
fortfare mig Oct dnoerleoes, emo Osl
maa bare en- ll6et9ntIomheO, On
6dr eiort Dig ffploig / Oeo Din
uotaIelie ON, boa6 Der ffete / SOr0.
bpiten. Og Oet bao6e mIiftert O9rei
be0re baaOe for Dig ieto os Sagen,
ON Du / Ste6et for at tale ON
,.adnoner"", n@rdndter", rTtrdloens
De Cater" % gqerlebumer", bupoe
en- TadSan Sell. 9u fan nap.
pc beler faa nogen til at tro, al
en 5ilofoFi, Iom On feaer at OGt.
fe Dig UNDER, sr bolo5ar. Del
maa bare Hart for 0ig Tom en-
tenfenS Wlan0, at BET / 9runOen
er meningslsIt at tale ON .inoirette
% Societies; t5i .in0iretis"
betooer 10: naO Ombsie". Gr 6er
no9ef un0sr Golen. Iom er Oirstie
iaa maa Set bore Bgofel og 5eos
iteo.
On BIZ bel beler life lGg9s mig
I'll Cat, at je8 fer meo rorto6oist
Zine; t6i set tun6e BEL pentes, at
ION bort 5amfunos Gormano
oaToa Tefo er ortooots (ret troenoe)?
betrngter bel heller life BET Iom
en- Sell oeo en- prnIt. at ban l9ier
/ 1T ar9ffe 5eftdmente2
Nu buober jeg, at oisTe 8em9rt-
nin1er mud blibe .optdgne | be0fte
Wering", o. fnale0es tegner je9
mig | Opristisbeo.
q. g.. Simonfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-05
st nationalt inoilf
Wisfonsiellfab.

Gor to Qar ffoen par Der ct amer.
ftanft MisItonsblao, fom loo fore
tags en- unoerTsgeiie at. bDor fore
Dele of Snoien Der bar uoen 9riitne
% friItne Mision9rer eler 99rere.
Del bite fig at D9re en- treble De-
of bele 2anoet. 9enne Sag Tom
til at liege nosle unge inbife Mano
Tdaoan paa Sjerte. at o bao til
Sub tiofis os filoe. Os sfterbadnben
ppftoo ben Tante pos Dem at bdnns
ct felpfen6ist inoift MisFcnsiels
fab meb inbifie Wisfionrrer. IN
.otFe 1eoere os 6repet for in6ifs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-05
,,Qnmpennbicren."

Gn triiteIie Gortanina fra Stors
bhen Bottom ON en- Ttaftels fattie
line pias, fom leoer gsnnem trance
3ddr, men boa nndr at fommt
hlunbt eooe Wsnnersr, Tom hiafs
per henoe. Bo1en sr ffreDsn az Wari.
9. CUMMING. en- obotia Sorfntters
in6e. fom tsnber meaef iii De F~otfi1es
adar. 8oden er pnd $40 Siosr %
foffer aoot inobun6en S 1.20. Den
er meff posfenos for De unae at irs
fe. % bur6e Fnbes I ofe De ungss
gibliotbeier.
Dan. 2utb. gubL 6oufe,
Blair - Webr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-05
9or 5fofe.

4t en- goo og Obgtig 9rafeifole
er en- 2iosu az for ct &irtsldms
FUND, BET bar oiIt allere0e | l9ngers
5i0 pqret srtenot at mango | boz
5ritirte.
Mlen boorleoss fful hi nda frsm
til at faa en- rigtig Opgtis Sfols,
% bporleoes ffnf ben op6oloes2 S1,
trof mn Blot life, at ieg er paa Bei
til at fritiisre Dor Stole. Hej, Del
er fret itte oct, reg tanter paa. seq
er biertefig GLAD Oeo, 6oao Ri bar.
GdmFunost bar @runo til at bore
qfao pso Dor Stole, fud langt Den
er fommen. Wen Ri trrnger til
fere 2nrere, og De, b bar, trons
oer til fsrre 2sn, emo De foar.
Men lao os forelbbig ie bort fra
beqqe oisfe Sing og Blot boloe %
iii Opbofbelfen al, bpdo ri bar.
Wi toloer | Var rad at Jamie
MioIer til at betule Dor Sdmfunoss
qrFb meb. Nen sporfrd bar u
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-05
SamfnnOsopgaDer.
en tor 1easgopaaps er .. al.

@n tor 5aaesopgaoe er o. ar
foa betroet NlisFonen b'dnof
Gunosmeno Der / 2(merila. 81 o.
bar IOm 8irteilnFin0 taget imoo
oenne Wlisiion az 6srrens 6aano.
Oct forores Iaa al Os iom 3jensre
% 6us6oloef, unoer Clearinghouse
Serre, at Ri fpOss tro.
Mien osnas enc fore 0pgdos 3ds
fdtter mango minOre 5Gles0psae
ter, og ferit og ItsrIt ibtunot oisie
er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-05

nia9eoen. oeo ies life. Dog tan
ie3 napps blioe fri for Den 5dnte.
@n gegmanO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-05

omfatte ben Iom Samfuno. ierliJ
tpeo at Ien0e Oen @leper. Sto!es
Qerning tan Ri life let Iom airta
Iamfuno orioe for itartt pad. BIZ.
ZEN bfioer lsoe. / sen retts triItelig.
Qan0.
u. ~. 81.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22

is spending little time at her home in this place.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22
THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. MARCH 22, 1907,

says there is certainly no need of the large district school building planned as there would not be enough scholars to fill 1t in Is years.
 An entertainment by the primary classes in the Congregational Sunday school will be given, Friday evening, the 22d. Mrs F. J. Working has costumes are already completed for the scores of pupils who are to take part in the dramatic exercises, which it is expected, will entirely eclipe any similar effort. Elaborate posters are out. The moon will be half-g grown for the occasion, and with favorable weather, it is hoped that a larger au- ness the display of good things and a repetition of the entertainment be ne cessary to give opportunity for all.
 o. B. MattOOn, who has just return ed from trip through the West, re- ports much more snow in this section than he saw in his travels.
 The veteran solicitor for nursery stock, William Burgess of West Nor ris, is reported seriously i'll with pneu- monia, at the home of Mrs Bennett Judd of this town.
 JudsOn Butcher, a master at Taft's, will spend his Easter vacation at Washington.
 Mrs John Kean Is reported seriously i'll.
 Photographer Farrell is to occupy the James Dunnigan house.
 pr A. b. Variel, who moved from WatertOwn, last fall, has lately been spending 8 few days in town.
 MT Brahen purchased two pairs of horses, recently.
 William Jones, who has been i'll of late, is out again.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22

of which he is the author. MT Bab- bltt is professor of the Greek language and literature in Trinity college, Hartford. Another. book, '"The Con- gregationalists in America" has been given to the library by the author, Rev Albert E. Dunning, D. D., BOs- ton. Both Dr Dunning and Prof Bab- bitt are natives and were for many years residents of Bridgewater.
 GRANGE NOTES.
 The regular meeting of the Grange, last week, was Brothers night by the lecturers appointment. The program was in charge of E. R. Wooster, J. A. Orr, Levi Warner and George A. Northrop. The gentlemen cooked and served an excellent oyster supper with it's usual accompanimentS. What promises to be most interesting and instructive free lecture is planned to be given in Grange hall, the first week tn April, by representative of the Southern New England Company, on the telephone.
 MT Ryberg, who has been on the Coffman farm, is soon to move into Amos Northrop's tenement house. Mrs Coffman will sell at auction, March 27, her horses, cattle and farm ing implements.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22

W. Fairchild & Son for several years has gone to Lime Rock, where he has accepted position, and has moved his family there.
 Percy Card of Huntington has pur- chased Beach Lattin's place on Jeru- salem Hill and will move there about April l. MT Card is making some changes and improvements about the place.
 E L.. Hitt has remodeled the upper part of his house and has rented 1t to MT and Mrs P. Owen, who will move there April l.
 George A. Drew, who has had charge of John B. Nichols farm, the past year, will move from the village about April l.
 MT and Mrs A. J. Wildman of Trum- bull were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs George A. Drew.
 H. w. Hawley, who rented Mrs Charles w. Fairchild's farm, last year, has moved to Fairfield, where he has charge of farm there for a MT Fer riS.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
NICHOLS.
NEWS AS OUR SCRIBE FINDS IT.

NEWS AS OUR SCRIBE FINDS IT.
 John B. Nichols has had the south rent in his tenement house all thor oughly repaired and newly papered and by April l 1t will be ready to rent to anyone who may want nice, com- fertable home.
 Miss Elizabeth Curtis, who under. vent successful operation at the Bridgeport hospital, IS now gaining rapidly and expects to-day (Friday) to be able to return to her home here.
 Daniel A. Leach has taken a posi- tion with E. s. Fairchild & Son for the coming year.
 quite seriously i'll, is now improving slowly and is able to sit up little each day.
 Miss R. M. McKennon, who has been spending two weeks here, the guest of Mrs F. M. Starkweather, has returned to her home in Bridgeport. usual THE BEE man put in his ap- pearance.
 Mrs A. M. Burt is quite i'll and con- fined to her bed. pr Smith of Bridge port is attending her.
 D. R. Roswell, who has been i'll with pneumonia for three or four weeks, does not gain as fast as his many friends would wish.
 Robert Burt has purchased nice pair of work horses of Bridgeport par ties and will do team work, this com ing season.
 Archie Cranson, who has been quite i'll, is improving slowly. pr Lewis or StratfOrd is attending him.
 Smith & CraddOck of StratfOrd, who have rented Mrs Charles W. Fair child's farm for the coming year, have taken possession and are carrying on milk business, peddling lin Bridge port.
 R. N. Owen, who has worked for E,
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22
WooDBURr.
MRS JOHN JOHNSON.

MRS JOHN JOHNSON.
 Hattie wife of John~J Johnson, died, aged 26 years and two months, last Thursday, after about two years ill., son two years of age. The largely at tended funeral was on Saturday after noon and was held at her home in Weekeepeemee, the service being con- ducted by her pastor, Rev George B: in North Woodbury. She was 8 mem- ber of the church and regular att tendant while in good health. She was bright and sunny Christian and died resigned to Gods will and the vacancy at home will be much felt by the husband, little child and aged
 Perry Betts spent Sunday out of town.
 Howard Minor has purchased horse of Fred Wells of Woodbury.
 Mrs Buffers has been sick in bed but is gaining now.
 A steam sawmill is being installed in o. E. Trowbridge's timber on Brushy Hill in the Flanders district. Woodchoppers are busy converting Weekeepeemee into ties for the trolley. William Clay of Waterville spent Sunday with his family.
 Miss Edith Travers got a silver tn her hand and has had to take vaca. tion from work on account of blood poisoning.
 Miss May Thompson has procured employment at edge-setting in tht wareroom of the knife shop. I] Mrs Charles E. Dyson, ST., and bus band spent Sunday with her sister ir Waterbury.
 John Cartledge of Walden, N. Y. spent Sunday at home.
 l John Thackery of Waterville spen Sunday with old friends in the village Herland J. Hall of Waterville spen Sunday with his parents, MT and MT Joseph B. Hall.
 Albert B. France, the assistan superintendant of the cutlery shop spent Sunday with relatives in Bridge port.
 Ernest Eyre carried a load of peopl to Watertown on Wednesday evenin to attend the play, "East Lynn," a Polls theatre in Waterbury.
 John Butler entertained bis sister Mrs Welch, and little daughter Mabel, from Winsted over Sunday.
 Herbert Stewart of Walden, N. Y is visiting his sister, Mrs Thoma Headford.
 Arthur Burns, who has been in yer poor health for some months, is muc worse and suffering with consumption
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22
CORNWALL BRIDGE.
CHARLES E. MAY.


 Charles B. May, one of our most re- spected colored citizens, passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs Philip Carle, Saturday evening, after a brief illness. MT May was 93 years of age and had resided in Cornwall here efG fTo% 1 shsron s ps' 1p tilI last fall he had been active and vigorous, but dur ing the winter had not been in his usual health. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church, Tues day afternoon, with interment st Puff children are left to mourn his loss. REV c. A. PICKETT CALLED TO WAR
 REIN.
 Several removals are scheduled for April. Rev c. A. Pickett has received and accepted a call to the COngrega- tional church at Warren, and will move his family there April l. Rich ard Carpenter will move to West Corn | wall shortly and Lucius Richmond al- M IS Julia Day, Of East St.. Ellsworth, :, will move into the house vacated by MT Carpenter.
 Three of the inmates of George Studley's home are sick. Miss Cross man and Mrs Wells have been quite seriously i'll with pneumonia and Mrs Swift was taken ill, last Monday.
 There will be a Winter Garden par lty at the Workmen's hall, next Fri day evening, March g, under the aus pices of the Ladies' Aid. Lunch anC ice cream will be served.
 George Bierce and men of Wassaic N. Y., who have been working in th' vicinity all winter, cutting popla wood, have finished their job and re turned home.
 Miss Hines, of the Pittsfeld hospi : tai, is visiting at w. B. Johnson's. Dan Singleton has gone to Bridge port to work.