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The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06

grade of photography satisfactory to all his patrons. He is seriously con- sidering the advisability of remaining here during the spring and summer if his patronage will warrant the same.
 Mrs Carrie Bradshaw and children with Clarence Douglas returned to Mrs BradShaw's home in Shelton on Thurs day of last week.
 The public Reading Room was opened for use last Saturday and will probably be open each week day even- ing till further notice. Call in and look at the fine collection of periodicals spread on the tables.
 Hon H. O. Averill passed most of Wednesday of last week in this village and at Dea D. Burnham's to the grati- fication of all his friends who greeted him again.
 On account of A. W. Skilton's pro- longed illness at his home in Water- town it is feared his term as singing master here this winter must come to an abrupt finish. The physician has enjoined him to remain closely at home J for several weeks.
 Mrs R. H. Armstrong has been con- fined hto her home, the past week, by | illness.
 Mrs Carl Anderson feels most grate- ful to all her kind friends and neigh bors who have remembered her with various gifts during the present winter and enabled her to remain thus con- fortable with her children since the loss of her husband, and requests the writer to thus mention the matter. May blessing rest on all who have wis., ted her and comforted her in various ways.
 Get South Bend watch at C. E. aiddeford's. You will be
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06

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The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06
EaSt0n.
AT LEES CHAPEL.

A vocal and instrumental musical will be given by Bridgeport talent un- der the auspices of the Epworth League at Lees chapel on Thursday evening, March 12. If stormy the first fair evening. Admission 25c; children under l2, l5c. All go and enjoy this musical treat.
 Jesse Wheeler sawed nine cords of wood for G. B. Beers one afternoon, last week.
 Mrs Loper entertained Miss Annie Williams, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06


 ERN CANADA TOWN LOTS.
 The great wheat section of the east ern States having been practically all brought under cultivation, or raised to such high value, it cannot be consid- cred by those wishing cheap homes, or by the investor who wishes to turn his money over rapidly. Practically all the wild lands in that district that were once available for homestead en- try have been taken up, and those that the railway companies were putting on the market are now in the hands of private individuals and have reached such value that they are out of the question from an investment stand point or for actual farming operations so that the eyes of the entire world are now being turned towards Western Canada. Conditions here are identi- cal to those prevailing in the Western States 25 or 30 years ago, only our yields per acre are much larger than those the States produced during comparative period. Millions of acres of wild lands ready for the blow are available and may be secured at such figure as to make it an ideal invest ment for the actual farmer or the spec ulator, and on such terms as to be with in the reach of anyone with few hun- dred dollars in cash, so that it is but natural that the future 20 years will see development here even greater than that which occurred in the Vest ern States during a like period. The world already knows just what such land can and will produce, and has seen the wonderful development of the great prairies of the Western States, of which ours are but a counterpart, and thus realize the enormous oppor- tunity that Western Canada offers. With our great wheat yield and immi- grafton doubling yearly, it needs no great prophet to make one realize what the ultimate results will be. Already the land is advancing in leaps and bounds, and it is a question of but a short time when it will be out of the req oh of the homeseeker of small capi- tai, or the investor or speculator with an eye to turning his money quickly. During the past three years our wild land has advanced from S3 to s5 per acre annually, and this condition is sure to continue until the land reaches it's actual value from aproductve stand point. To-day Western Canada has within it's boundaries the last available
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06

Our columns furnish the key to success. full advertising in this community.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06

Miss Eva Ferris has been spending a few days with the Misses Adams.
 Mrs William Bedient and daughter, Gladys. have returned from few days visit in Westport.
 The Good Hill school was closed, last week, on account of the illness of the teacher. Miss Coleman.
 Chester Fancher attended the New England Congregational Congress in Worcester, Mass, this week.
 A. o. Horn of Brooklyn has spent a few days at the Faulhaber residence.
 Mrs Daniel Brown has been a victim of grip.
 Robert Williams has been i'll for sev- eral days.
 Benjamin Waterman has spent few days at his home in Bethel.
 A rehearsal of next Sundays music will be held at the Congregational par sonage on Saturday evening.
 George Adams and Charles Scofield spent part of last week in West Red ding, making a large shipment of tim Der from Adams saw mill.
 J. M. Perry and family of East Nor walk spent last week as guests of MT and Mrs William Robinson and Theo- dore Hamilton.
 Miss Frederick Faulhaber has re- turned from a weeks visit in New York.
 Mrs William Curry has returned to New York, after a two weeks visit with Mir and Mrs D. o. Chase.
 Thomas Donnelly spent last week at the Donnelly summer home.
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The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
Weston.
LARGE BARN BURNED.

The large barn and outbuildings of Mrs William Sherwood, just over the Weston line in Westport, were totally destroyed by fire on Saturday night, with large quantity of hay, grain, many farming tools and a COW. There was no insurance upon the property.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06

wild wheat lands on the continent. To-day she offers the last opportunity of securing cheap homes, the last chance for the speculator in lands of this nature,
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06
GRANGE NOTES.

The meeting of the Grange, Tuesday evening, February 25, was well attend ed and an interesting program was given. Three candidates were elected to membership. The next meeting will be held Tuesday evening, March 10.
 Rev MT Maddox of Yale occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church, Sunday morning, and administered the communion.
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold a pound social at Grange hall. Wednes- day evening, March Il. There will be a program and refreshments. All are cordially invited.
 P. C. Mcclellan has moved his saw mill from J. H. Candee's woods to a tract of woodland purchased from Mrs Grace Clark.
 A number of young people from the Center attended Miss Ada Fields birthday party, last Friday evening.
 Mrs J. Z. Mellen is recovering from an attack of the grip.
 F. E. Silliman attended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs Mary Seeley, in Bridgeport, last week.
 Miss Louie B. Turney, who has been spending the winter in Shelton, is vis- lting friends in New York.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06
GRANGE NOTES.

A. c. Bradley has been installed as master of Norfeld Grange and Miss Eula Ferris as Ceres, to fill the vacan- cies caused by the resignation of I. c. Fanton and Miss Frederick Faulhaber.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06

$1OO.0O paid by Dr Shoop for any re- cent case of Grippe or acute Cold that a 9 cent box of Preventics will not break. How is this for an offer? The Doctors supreme confidence in these little Candy Cold Cure Tablets-Pre- ventics-is certainly complete. It's Sl0O against 9 cents-pretty big odds. And Preventics, remember, contain no quinine, no laxative, nothing harsh nor sickeping. Pneumonia would never ap- pear if early colds were always broken. Safe and sure for feverish children. AS Preventics 25c. Sold by all dealers.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06

A phOnograph ma eS home brighter ard you will fud ID Danbury at the lewis Ph0npgraph store, 265 Main street, the largest stock in the state. Write for cataltg TT when in Danbu- ry call and see wiiat fine music can b, had.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06
West Cornwall.

J. E. MIG CREADY IS OFFERING CAREFUL INVESTORS SOME EX- CELLENT CHANGES IN WEST ERN CANADA TOWN LOTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17

SIN electrician iino nltlt'
mebr Die iGmmtlid)cn SdolliteQnn-
gen 10 5ienllid IN poucm @ctricb mo
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10000 elcftriiden 2id)tcrn b1lcuhtg-
ten Earf. Die Geproouftion ser III.
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mo SPAR eriucilt lid, oieicIbc ais cine
Der groBtcn Nttroftioncn. Sic media,
niid)en mo lceniid)en Gillette, lpcldc
bier bcrpor0cbrodJt mcr6cnJ ipottet
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id)en Decentralization perfollft rper.
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ting tbe GbutcS" geminnen tGglid
nIebr an 3uiprlld. Sbrcs @lciden lit
in Baltimore iibcrballpt nod nid)t
geiebe1 moroen. IS iin0 ollie In5ets
den uorbanoen, BOB scr ncllc Glrftri.
ide Earf bnlo bas Otcffo scr iGntm..
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6cucrineincm aIeiberlos
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bon Der Sirmo Nntbon Sel0mmn &
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bdrlOes Nr. 316, @eIt,9oltimorcitr.,
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Ser Eoli5iit Sb. g. 2apleb entoedte
Die Slommen unb olarmirtc sic sSelt.
erpebr. Cine nof Soilicnocn 8Gb-
lenoe Wenidcnmen9e fonO iid bolo
Ell, iIub bic acknowledgements
muBten mdbreno 20 Minliten i6ren
Setrieb einitellen. Ger Shoben, nel-
der aering lit lit ourd gcriidcrung
geoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17
StGotiidlc 6Dbcrc Snabcnidyulc.


Die 5S. &obrcaidluBicicr III Scr Nlt-
fit NfoOcmie. - Wiopor Mubool
ocrt6cilt Die Giplomc. - Hid)tcr
Charles ". &clliSlcr ser 6citre0-
ner. Die &crtbeilung ser
Greiic.-Nonen ser 0roouirtcn,
Gie IS. SnbreaihlltBicier Ser It0os
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cen, mo Damn lprnh Eoitor Charles
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ner mciterclt SrdcltCrmrmmer per.
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Damn belt Hid)ter Charles ". @clli9a
fer bie Scitreoc. &r. Ybilip l(blcr
pcrtbeilte Die Eenboop.Fretlc mo
YrGiioent George u. 9%tunnien bonn
3~tpeitcn StootrotbS5lucig Die 6re0crif
Moinc.Mc0oiuc. Die @clpinner Ser
Eenbo0p. Erciie %crItcr &lniic, 500,
>uorel @crnei @urgumocr, Irtbltr
Teooemou @orton mo geo Molmult,
Die Grciic Der 5~luciten &lolic, $50 En-
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NooCr&, Gbriitiou @ottbolo &ilbn
ullo Gopilt Charles NSbitc. Nrtbllr
Geoocmon @orton crbiclt olld) 0ic
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0riinocr bcS r0cntlhcn Gorrclpon.
ocntcn" 0citiitct mlrOc. Wlilto1
Smith mo Solepb @orton erbieItcr
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&lliincB College. Die Nonncn scr
@ro0uirten murocn bcreitS I'M n9cut.
ihcn Gorrcipouoentcn" pcr0iicntlidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17
Sarmer e%ridlu1en.

Nctu 9orf, 10. SUM. - Sdl-
rotore @ioroiout, ein itolieniIher
6drmcr III Der N1be bon griogctom.
RS, mltr0e geItern s(6eno bon sem
italicnilhen 9ecrerpfliider 3ranf
9ijli bon philadelphia eriboilen. Die
9lilttbnt ereignete iid i'll 6olge zines
StreiteS iiber @elonnaelesenbeiten.
9i5It entfIob nat begangener Chat,
lrllroe ober bciite Worsen in Mia-
pile ourd 5tpei 9iirger eingefangcn
mo i'm oortigen @eidngniB internirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17

Mic0Cr 6oGcim bel DC II l.
tern. - @cItcrn fcbrtc Dos critic Ne.
gin1cnt scr MturpIanb Willis u10 sic
critic Gompognic ser Sitter NrtiQcrie
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criolgte. Sbcritlielttenont Toiicrtp
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mtllg aus nod cine NeDuc iibcr bic
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joht vNm. $. @regg" e%rplooirte cine
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bon Signalrofeten benllbt nltroa.
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lplittcrn ~getroifcn uno nlcbrereS hrit-
tc nett ipeqgei1leuOert, no or be-
muBtloS liegen blieb. 2icutenont
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brnd)te 0enielben in S~ider6eit, mo-
roltf CT SaS in Brand gcrotbene Boot
lold)te. GicS iuar Der ein5ige llnioa
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N d + +. - 9ic SpirituoienliccnS.
@eb0rbc botte geItern fcin Guorilm
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teineslpegS 10 Iidcr ais ongenommell
miro, obmobl piele e~iniluBreide &c
nlofroten Der Iniidt iino, boB &err
grolun Elm einfluBrcides politiidcs
Amt crboltcn lollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17

f'*Gin rid)tigeS oltoeutifeS Solfs.
felt nod otter &Gtcr @ciie miro ser
nArion" nlorgen I'M o@eiteno-Farf"
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Der olten Seinlotb ser 6al lit.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17
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Birmingham, Gnglnl0, mo Holpb
WnlOmor, cinen GertGllicr Der Sliiuc-
Tiers. Sirn1a s. $. Wilfc & Gro. bon
&lngItnL Nomaico, por5llgebelt. Glc
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bic 9eiOen 9iamanten I'M Wcrtb bon
$l1,00 bier cinidmltg0cltCn. gllS sic
gcioen IN EittSblrG onfnmcn, lticgcn
lie I'M ySotcl Sbonlep" ob, mictbctcll
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gllng mcgcn Sdnnlg9clns gcgen Die
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thrift aus Dem Gienit, neil oerielbe
am 81, Moi i'm Gienitc in oct 8irtb.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17

Gin iiifftgcS @icr.-@corG
Grcbm II. Sobn lenfen an nloercr
StcQe bcs o0euti6cn Correspondent
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molte. Nicoli pilroe ooriibcr 10 nit.
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mo oontit Fcor .eillen Stid) Der
iettc. Nicoli milroe bon oen Goli,iitell
6ra5er lno Ndcr berbuitet mo iiebt
lett in ser mittleren Eoli5eiitotioil
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&uni ertrlrnferen HSobn 9unn, mel.
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~9ieinborOt mlsgeiteaten Gertiiifot ooS
0pier zines llnialS mlirbe, ioa bclItc
Grf Staotfoiten bccroigt iperocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17
&un See itnb Safen.

&pn See nnO Safen.
Noro0uitlder 2lopOoampfer nMoin"
motgen bier ermartet. - 9ringt
1915 GoIiagiere. - 0ie Nomcn ser
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nod Bremen.
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Sanben Ser am 4. 5. WftS. BON 9rc'
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IN Ser aoiiitc reiicl1: 6rou Do. u.
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ga 9odbauS, Scrr Solltec 9loH, Sri.
Worp 6. GorreQ, SRI. Carrie 2cocod
Garrett, Sri. Caroline Ieidurfa.
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Fer, 6rrl. Bertha &obn, SEER ISo0n
&onig, 5rau MatbilOe &0niN Sri.
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emma 2iibbcrS, gSiuD 2ii66crS, Scrt
Gubcrt 2entbc, SER Gonicl Gentle.
SEER 2itbmi9 Cos, 6rou Gli5nbetb
Wormobnfc, Ser George Miot
Srnl Innn Ofiof, @crr Sob. Wiiacr,
SEER Sofob WfiiQcr, SEER Sui. NoQc!.
SRI. Nina Ncnoen6nh Trou NOeliu
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le0nicct, Anna Tolc0nicrf, Wottc
Eole0nicef, SEER Mar Ghroocr, Scrr
@llItop q. Sdniot, Ser Mutton
Sel5le, SEER Scrbinono SGmorb.
6ralt antonic Sforpn, Srou Sron-
6iSfa Sforpn, 2llomiQo Sforpo,
Scrr Sigmmo Shpor5, 1rolt 2uo.
mifo Shnnr5 un0 &inocr, Srou Ma.
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9abctte Soltter, Srou Ironji8fa
SrDbuleS, Srnu Clara Sirmcnitcin.
sri. Silbn SirmcnItcin, &url lir.
mcuItcin, Clara EirnicnitciL. Eo1ln
EirmcnItein, Irtbur Sirnlcnitcin,
3rou Caroline &otoro mo Sinner,
Scrr @m. i. 3nider, Mnric 3ucdcr
inlb Sri. Wario 3odorfom.
Sobrcn Ncm OorfnuS.
Wit Dem NorbOcuti6cn 2louooant.
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bon 9tem-Oorf nod Bremen o6fGbrt,
reilen Ser uno Nrnt SSnncS Wf. ca
tier llnb SRI. Sio6cGc SANFORD bon
Baltimore.
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lin.
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tiir Wogenfro1fbciten, rciIt an is.
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naf Berlin, Inn Oortigr SpSiuGaliz
nifen 81 beinden. &on ga rcilt 0cr4
lelhe nod) 6nrlSboO mo bco6lihti0t,
Mittc auauit pic0cr in Baltimore
ein5utreifen.