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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Siuiss.

Sobn 6Iuetid ullo @attin ma.
rem out lcBtcn Sonntag in Sermann,
attf 8eiud BET 8ertpunoten lnh Sc
fanmtcn.
Die @ei9miiter Der 6aniilie
MoedIi feicrten ON lesten Sonitag
cine 3uiammenflinft in Der Bcb'
n,tug bon Serman @ocdIi unO Sat
tin. SoIsenoe @itgIieorr Der ia.
milic fparen anlpeieno: Sermanit
@oedli unb @attin, iouie anoreas
SIueti6 nio @ottiu, ale BON Smiss.
1rar &ebrn nno Scbn, BON 9anias
Ctr, DO, 5rau SdDars II. Sof-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Miatplun, 9. DAT.

@irDotten oieien gaii5en CONNER
aeniigenO &eger, uno Die @rtte 1T
bier I'M 9urdi6nitt iebr gut.
Gas 8reiden lit ictt bier
iiberaa I'M Sang. Die meiiten 5ar.
mcr orcIden bier brett bonn Sdod;
cinige Gaben ieood ifoit oas oreid|-
Ell pnm Stpf begonnen.
0as 8prn fdngt iest on reif
ali tperoen. Sungens! tuern ibr iett
$500 per Gag neroienet tpollt. oanli
fommt bierber beuor Die 8liaaaros
fommert.
@ir baben felt iingefabr oret
@oden idon 5iernli@ faltes 8etter;
ben eriten Sroit batten mir am g..
5. Or.
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SIS @ar Sin @nlmreidcr siea.

gs lit 8robloden IN Sebore, Sentt
gines 0taunes 2eben lit gerettet NOR
Den, uno nun lit Or. Sings gIcip
Sisfoberp 6es Sta0tgeiprdd pegen
Der altr 0es 8. g. &epper bon
tobtli9er SungertbIlttung. sd fonn
te meoer arbeiten nod aui iein,"
i6reibt ct; limo Die 9oftoren tDat.
en- mir fem gut, aber nadOem id)
Or. Sings SEEM 9iscoperp fiir 0rei
@ohen braitbte, fiibIe i) lpie elm
l1euer 0t0nll uno fam tpie6er gut
acbeiten." Sir i9wade, iorn0e o6s
er Tranfe 21lngen, Suiten uno @r-
fGltun5ell, 9%lutrngeu, Seufieber, 60
Grippe, aitma ooer irgenO peIde
INSTRUMENTATION, lit eS obne eli.
lten &iualen. Sreis so cts. un6
$40. Srobeflai9e frei &erfauft unb
garrantiert bon 8oIfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

al. Ebc &oOiuu &ospitaI 9Iifociotion
pon @lolto, @ro 6ornla 9efret cur
interpretation 0efrc bciuilligt.
Sn Sahen ocs StuatorsR adlaii-
c3 Don Minnie 5aes, ct. al. 9itts
i6riit Der altratorcn fir Snitrtlfs
tionen. @lnoronurg batpilligt.
Sn Sodcn Ser @ittidrift bon Ec.
ter 9anuier fir ipc5iclle Nlt5iiib-
rttna oca aontraftcS fir llcbcrtro.
glrltg BON @ruuOei8entbum.- Qetret
beiuilligt.
SSn Gaten Ser Grueucrltng ocs
Subolts0cr3eidniiicS Der &apierc nc$
areisgeri6ts. %Anoronuno bcmil.
li9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

ter, bon Dubuque, Solua, Sran Sab
tiger ur0 Spbn, puu &crmdnr, DO,
mo SbeoOor s. 6Iuetih, bon Spts&
S6r aorreipouDcut piinidt ben
obengcnmuitcn 5%beiInebmeru nod
marde, dbnlid)e fr0bIidc 3niarnmcu
flrnit.
Glldcn @ucbIcr bcGob iidj
tiir5li6 uod @orreiton, yto., nm
oic Nortige SduGe 8l beiudcu.
Sri. 9lnra SIilctidI uto ibre
Gantc, 6rou aebrn, ~rciIten on LETT
ten Montag uad) 9ouia8 @itp, Ro.
Die @c6riibcr Stepbon nrbei,
ten gcgenparti0 ilribia an bieiigcu
BfnrrbaiiS.
Die 3tnnerIclltc iinO nod i'm
i1er flcibig al Der Hrbcit, iiu oas
lieie @obubors bon Sobn 6Iuetidl
in nGditer 3eit 81 p%olIenOer.
Safob NiidcI befinbet iidl 5ltr
3cit auf Der &ronfenliite; mir min
iden Oaber roife @eneiung.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

N2iiBigaallg beOcutet Grit6eI iiir
Sas &crbrcdjcn bcS Iiikissangs.
irlello Scnlauo. IS lit oaiielbc nit
elmer fauIen Sebcr. 9ieiel6e berllr'
iadt 8erltopi;ntg, 9offpeb, @elb'
iu6t, fo6lc 6cli6tsfarbe, ausidlag
ln6 fIeine @ei6miire, perlitit oes ZIP
pctitS, uno llebeIperoen. I6er Or.
9ings Stem 2ife EiIlS oerbannen
raid Bic 2eberbei9peroen urlO bnltell
giiere @cIunobeit WicOer oui. 25cts
bel @alfer Bros.
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Scirat6s. giccnien.

Sui. 8. Sel5, 8nibington . IS
elisabeth Ned, @oibineton "a
s. $. S~rmOcrmeper, abortion %
2ouro sc. Sanos, Morriion .2t
gbas. 9(ugi5tine, @ermann "a
gmnetta Simmcl, Sernam 2;
6reo $. Seitlmb, Ct. 2oiliS 81
&eolpia 30, grrpcnS, &ernanu q
@beIter I. GIarf, ct, 2ouis e
9ena 9. &pon, ct. Souis 81
&obert 9raibear, @c&ittricf . q
Sottie $, Scbnliot, Mcaittrif 2C
Sobu @iId1ed, Slpensoille f. g
emma Stibor, 0penspille q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Sic aDmntt !,
Die Gofiree 8erguiiglntgs . 8eiell.
idait miro nd6Ite ISOLDE in
Sermartn Iein.

VIC ooItree %ergllli9ltll9saOclells
i@ait, cine reiien6e &orneUals.@e-
ieIlidait, mcIdcr Ourd) oie 3eitun-
gen bobes Sob gC3ollt miro fir ibre
Sdniiteuungen in mnOcrcn St10ten,
melde OicieIbe in iiingiter Belt be.
indte, miro uGdite 8od)e bier in
@ernmn iein; bcginncno am Mons
tag bcr 81. September uno fortoalt.
ernO bis Samitag Na6t Den 2teu
Sftober.
Dieie beriibmte 8eienihait beOari
feiner Recommendation, inoem bic
ieIbe bcreits cineu bobcn Sui er
IIangt bat; gar6 ipc5iea III Sflabo.
ma, &anIaS uno Miiioltrt. lleber.
all no iid bieiel6e bis Jest problt.
5iert bat, miro ite bon Der 8rciie Ii,
pom 8ublitum en0oiIirt oils Die bette
ulo %anitGnOigite, reiienOe Sd]olitcl.
lung. Die SdauitclIungen jGblcn
ST ben beIten nelfe @elb un6 8e.
ihidli9feit proou5icren fonucn; II.
ieoer Gerion, pelde cine 0ieier
Sdauitelungen betritt, miro 9aran-
tirt, OoB lie etpas 81 ieben be.
fomntt mas in ieoer Sinlidt crit.
flniiig lit, ODER Oos gintrittSgclb
miro 5ilriiferitattet. Die mitgciiibr.
ten S6alitcllulgen Iino frei BON
5dleftigfeit o0er 0emetnbcit; eS
pirb nidt5 ge0llloet mas etfuas Der.
ortiges MIR anoeuten f0nnte.
IS lit icItGn Der Sail, oaB cine
@eieQi6oft Oieicr Slaiie in fleincn
Stdoten Sdauitelitn9en 9iebt; eS
miro baber ernartet, OnB ein Sober
oicie @elegel1beit berttten miro, ltnl
0ieic bod)ieinen glttraftionen ST. be.
iuden.
Inter Den 5abIreiden Sfalitel.
Iungen befilloet iif aud Ima5a, 0as
M6oden bon Wa0ros, Der 2iebling
Der 8eielidaft, DeIde Nacn ein
&1tbiel lit. 9teie beipnbere attraf-
ton ipurOe aitf Der ct. 2onis Belt.
~ousiteGung BON iiber 4 @iIIioncn
9riuher bcpltnoert.
9ie Su6eliGnger Der aItctt Flans
tage, no Sbr Sic fr0bli6en Sdmar6s
en- in ben alien 2iebern INTO SpaB.
Ell 5u ieben befommt. Scr Nir
9omc mo prad)tpole 9ramen Ollrf)
eleftriife uno %medlaniid)e Sorrid'
tungen proou5iert Weroen. 9oreanis
ser frcntbartige, lmbei6reiblidc. 9el
Ganama Soft. 9oS Muieum Der
anatomie, no man ben menidliden
aorper mad Ser5etsIilit itloicrelt
fam.
Gprafcrs GngIiidJe @onoclll, Die
6reuOe aller ainoer. 0as 6erriS
4ao. @robcr 9oIonsIufiteig, tag.
lid. @ogebolS @orrp 3enep miro
tdgIit) 5rpeimaI ieincr beriibmten,
i%eniotioneIlen 5oltdcr . Sprung aus
fiibren. SonIep8 8amilien Sr6eIt-
er miro sic Mliif liefern,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

Sbige @eieGid)ait bet lire S9qu.
Iteaung in Oicicr ISOLDE in &iptou,
no, uno Die Oortigen Siirger ipre1.
en- nit boditer Nucrfenmln9 iibcr
OieIe Gcieaibaft uuo lire goritel.
Iltn9en.
9icie @eieGid)ait miro ibre &or-
itcllllngcn aul n6djitcn Wontag Ben
81. 8, %. bier er0fincn un6 nab.
reno Der gar5cn @odc iort0aucrrt.
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Srcisscridts : ScrbanbluuBcu.
September Scrnlin 1909.


@ritcr Gag, @ontog September IS.
Staat 0tiiiouri ps. 8uitop s.
Wunorpiller. &erqiftcn, perltnreini.
gen un6 triibcn BON GueamoIIer.-
Hidt iduloig.
I0om SosfeI0 rs. Sobn g. Sos
fcIb. &Iage mtf Note.-&om SIG.
ger 5uriifge5ogen.
@. 90. &lenf ps. aanias Gitp
Transportation & Steamibip So.
Sdnoencriob. -llrtbciG ST. @llnitell
OeS aLagcrS, i'm 9etrag bon 5000
Is.
3lpeitcr Gag. 9ienita9 5eptem. IA.
@eorg Berger ps. Clara 6. Ser
ger. S6ei0un9. - Geridoben.
Sreb. 8. @enieI, GeitanentpoIl-
i1rcfer Don Sobn W. Sole, perit.,
o3. 81. q. 8rcrlcr ct. al. &Ioge tpc.
gen altsIcgmg bcs GeitameutS.-
llrtbeiI 6u @uniten 0eS Sldgers
ollie @elber 8abIbor al Oic @ittme.
2enn 2eimfuebler, ps. SoncS
2eimfueblcr, ct. al. SbetIung.
llrtBeil 54 @unItcn be5 Singers.
Hcturn 9ofet.
0rittcr Gag. Mittpoh Scptem. 10.
RoIo s. Ncpcr, os. Souls Wteper.
SAci0ung.- gcridobcn 6cbltfs Sor-
Iabuig.
Hino g. Ncltbcltier, ps. Senrp &.
gteubeuicr. SaciOuug.-llrtbeiI 5t
@,nitcn bes alGgers.
Semitic SiegcI, ps. 81 8. 81. 6.
& 6. 81. 81. So. S1oOenGriaB.
&criHober.
&i3ic 8rtncr, rs. ct. \. 81. y.
& 6. u. g.. So. SfoOcneriaB.
@cridobcn.
&ilb. 2iUtc, p$. GbaS. 6. 9Sieie.
StIaoc sur gbtrctung oeS @ciittit.
els. @cridobcu bebufS @orlaDun0,
@altcr &. Mort, pS. @ictorio Oil
i6cp, ct. al. 8bcilung,- ltrtbcil jlt
Wuuitcn oeS &Idgers.
Grnit &. 9afincr, ps. Stoot Ser
mann. S6aocnerioe. llrtbetl 5t
Wunitcn bes GcrfIagtcn. Nntrog
liir cilien nelten @ro5cB Ocri6o0en
bis jrn uddlitcn Scrmin.
6rib s. Same, pS. anterifan go
triotS. alagc pcgcn @eriiderung$'
Yoli5e. llrt6eil 5i 0ttuitcn OeS
Singers. 9(utrog fiir cilten ncltcn
%ro5cb perihoben bis gum ndd)itc1
Itrlnill.
9. S. Morgan, 9eidiiscr bon
6rau5is areici, rs. S. 90. @cnSIep,
aominiitrctor bon Soiep3 ". areicis
&,oU,ab. alage be6ufs gusgIeid)'
uig. Ab9epicien.
6reb. 6. @cpcr, oS. Mabel y.
Meycr. S6eioung. SbgcpieIen.
Scrmonn sopinoS 9anf, rs. q.
90. 9ieecI ct. al. aloge altf 9tote.
llrtGeil ST. 8uniten bcS &ldGers,
lpegen Serueigerlin9 Der anttport.
Sermaun Sopiugs 9anf, pS. Gle
ii 2ietel, e. al. &lage aut gtote.
-urt6cil 0u @iiniten Oes aldgers,
lpcgct @crpcigcrung Der antfport.
Ntnria Sat-, ps. Sofob aait.
96cioung. -GubaiiIti9cs 3efrct be-
ipilliet.
aOuiS einfc. ps. s. s. 9cmme.
ltrtDeil e%rneuert.
Su Saden Ser Infrage bon SSobt
Iappfneper, ct. al. Smenspille &C.
meterp aiiociation. gro 5orma 9e.
fret 5ur Suforporation Defret be.
foillist.
Sn Saden bon Scnrp &iller. q.
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Stplpe.

Ntr Dabe1t Jest ldoileS Nef'
ter, mo miro onber oos @ei5eniGeii
nod IN Oieicr ISOLDE beginner.
Die foIgenoc &ermouncr wa.
rcl iesten Counting bel 8ilb. Scope
ouf 9eil,f: q, S. &ortfe unN @at.
lin, 6rie 9iefgroefc uno Satin,
6rau 8ilb. Yieper. iolpie @uitau II.
!&crntm Neper.
GrIS. Gmmd uil0 Gina SobI
nn6 2i85ie arcopeI, ioluic DITTO Sid)t
reiiten lebtc @o6c nad) ser @roB'
Itoot ON &ater Der Str6nte, INN lotl'
gerc Belt sort Su bleiben.
Die SdnIc i'm Scope 0iItrift
miro an nGCbItcn 0lontog, bct 81.
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white horse which has done good service for him for a number ofyears.
 Miss Rachel Pickett has SC far re- covered from the measles as to Ce out again.
 MT Buttery, who worked for MT Gowan, has left and accepted po- sition with MT Potts of Mill Plain.
 D. H. Smith is relaying a stone wall for MT Totin, who purchased the Joseph Weber place.
 Mrs Jacobs of Easton spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs Eugene Burr,
 Miss Keogh, who was teaching the sixth grade at Pickett's block, has resigned and taken a school in Stam- ford.
 Mr Stowe has bought a piece of wood belonging to John Wakeman of Southport, situated near Burr Burr's place, and has his saw mill there getting out ties and other tim Der.
 MT and Mrs c. c. Wells spent Sun lay with their aunt, Mrs William H. Gould. Of Bridgeport.
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WASHINGTON ONCE GAVE UP

To three doctors; was kept in bed for five weeks Blood poison from a spiders bite caused large. deep sores to cover his leg. The doctors failed then "Bucklen's Arnica Salve com- pletely cured me-" writes John Washington, of Bosqueville, Tex. For eczema, boils, burns and piles it's supreme. 25c at R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, San dy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; l.. Goulett, Stevenson; H. w. Osborne, Easton; w. B. Hawley, sherman; Smith Bros, Cornwall Bridge; Con- nery Bros, Georgetown R. 2. Smith, West Cornwall; s. J. Blackman, Hawleyville; G. W. Hurlburt & Co, RoAbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Sta tion; c. W. Hatch. Bridgewater; w. N. Noble, New Milford; [. H. Beard- sley, New Preston; ;Wetterau & Will Hams, Washington Depot; Harry Brown, South bury; c. P. Williams, South Britain; Perkins Bros, War reD; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Pen field & Craig, Stepney Depot.
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Mail shopping
 is safe and sure at this store.

The Rowland Dry Goods Store is brought right to your door by the mail and the express oce Ev- erythug sold here, and that means everything from pins to tine rug may be bought by you through the mail as safely and satisfactorily in person. Your order is taken care of by expert and careful shopper who uses the same care and taste Tn filling it as in buying for herself Your inquiries are attended to just as carefully you are interested in wash goods for example sample with prices are cut off and sent to you from which choice is to be made That choice made the store fills your order at once delivering with no extra charge all goods amounting to over 2 for which money is sent with orders.
 There is doubtless time for JUS to do this for you.
 May we invite you now to use all the facilities of the new and larger store whenever you chance to be in town It is pleasant place to spend an hour or more There are pleasant estrooms, spot where you may get lunch for little, and many, many things of interest Come and see how enoyablea place this is.
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FINE NEW SCHOOLHOUSE.

FINE NEW SCHOOLHOUSE.
 The new schoolhouse in the Huck- leberry Hills district was opened for rse on Monday, February ]. It is neat, very well arranged and well equipped for the requirements of modern school work. It is a great relief to both the pupil and teacher to be relieved from the crowded con dition of the past two years and have a plenty of elbow room. The build- ing as it stands reflects great credit on the building committee, L. J, 1Sturdevant, Jay Covill ard Clark Joyce.
 Mrs F. II. Beers has been spending a few days with her daughters at Storrs.
 It is reported that MT and Mrs Herbert Lake will soon move to Dan bury, making their home tEere for the present at least.
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Weak Kidneys Make
 Weak Bodies.
Kidney Diseases Cause Half the Common Aches and Ills of
 Newtown People.

hidney Diseases lalise Hall tht
 Common Aches and Ills of
 Newtown People.
 As one weak link weakens a chain SO weak kidneys weakens the whole body and hasten the final breaking down.
 overwork. strains, colds and other causes injure the kidneys, and when their activity is lessened the whole body suffers from the excess of uric poison circulated in the blood.
 Aches and pains and languor and urinary ills come, and there is an ever increasing tendency toward diabetes and fatal .Bright's disease. There is no real help for the sufferer except kidney help.,
 Doan's Kidney Pills act directly on the kidneys and cure every kidney i'll.
 William Phelps, living at 220 Rail- road street., New Milford, Conn.,, says: "I was induced to try Doan's Kidney Pills by seeing the testimonials of so many reliable people in the newspa- pers. My back had always been weak and hard days work would lay me up. The use of one box of Doan's Kidney Pills strengthened my kidneys and l have kept this remedy on hand ever since. Whenever l feel the least symptoms of kidney trouble coming on, 1 take few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills and they never fail to bring me the desired relief" For further local proof call at w. N. Noble's Pharmacy.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States Remember the name-Doan's- and take no other.
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Br00xiield.
LINCOLN ANNIVERSARYOBSERV-
 ANCE,
street.


 ANCE.
 Tie Lincoln anniversary observed by the school children and others was great success in every way It helped to impress upon the minds of the children how large a place Lincoln nils in our history and al ways will. To the older ones it re- called many events in their lives which were not properly appreciated at the time. It aroused in all a spirit of patriotism which needed but the occasion to call it out. The idea originated with F. S. Curtis who ar ranged the general plan of the cele- bration which was so ably carried out by his son, Gerald. A large pro portion of the school children were present who filled the large stage of the gymnasium to overfiowing. The body of the building was we'll filled with the parents and townspeopie who seemed to enjoy the exercises nearly as we'll as the children. As a whole it aroused a degree of historic enthusiasm such as none but the occasion could call forth.
 The meeting of the Country club was Eeld at the home of Mir and Mrs C. B. Hawley, last Friday night. The first prizes were secured by Miss Flora Griffin and Mrs F. Ii. Beers. The consolation by Mrs Ryder and Clark Joyce. The next meeting will be held at the home of MT and Mrs
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Bedding.
BUILDING PROSPECTS GOOD.

l 'S'ts'!'tN' ahof'i fsN v NsS
 There will be much building lnth' spring. Some fine residences are tt be built. keddlng is the banner town for poor roads.
 Mrs Dr Smith Is visiting friends 1T New York.
 The young man, a student at thu Sanford school who has the scarlet fever at Mrs Henry sanford's, is much better.
 MT and Mrs J. E. Cornwall oi Bridgeport were guests at the San. ford homestead, Sanfordtown, over Saturday and Sunday. Nearly all the ice houses in town are filled with fine ice.
 The chestnut blight has struck Bedding. Many are cutting tele- phone poles and railroad ties to save the timber.
 Four of the Sanford school stu dents camped out in MT Cornwall's log cabin, Saturday and had a gay time.
 D. c. Sanford, Civil Engineer, is surveying the town line from the northwest corner to the Newtown line, setting signal poles and monu- ments. He has surveyed on the west side nearly to Branchville.
 White street, Danbury, has a bad effect on some of our Bedding people.
 An agent of the Humane society was in town few days ago and made quite commotion among some of our farmers. He found cattle lilly fed and the stables in bad condition in some cases.
 It is reported that the Whitehead store on the Ridge is soon to be opened with a new stock of goods.
 MT Merritt has the contract for carrying the mail, the next four years, from the Ridge to west Red ding,
 A deer was seen in Sdnfordtown, Monday, and was quite tame.
 Grip colds are quite prevalent, keeping Dr Smith busy.
 Builders Burr and McCollum are full of work.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-19
New Milford.
NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST.

NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
 Lyman H. Howe, whose motion spectacle has scored so heavily, vii give his third exhibition at the Hip. podrome tomorrow night. No pict ures ever shown have created the sensation and aroused the interest like these pictures of MT Howe's Not only are the pictures mammoth in size and wonderful in realism, bui they are enhanced by the effects every sound and noise characterized to the view being given with fine re. suits. ne bill for this Sunday will include views of Darkest Africa scenes in Canada, torpedo practice yachting at Cowes, submarine boats Tn action, wild animals at home and many others. -[From the New York Globe, Saturday, February Is.
 Wilbur Wright making a 47-mile flight in his aeroplane in France At Howe's moving pictures, March
 Don't miss the $1 bargain sale, Saturday, February 13. Seven pounds best granuiated sugar, 25c; cans good corn, peas, etc., 25c; 2 pounds best evaporated fruits, 25c; 8 large cans Van Camps milk, 25c; all for cash. At Farmers Trading Co.
 New stock of seedless grape fruit, three for 25c, and Florida oranges very sweet, 35c dozen. At Farmers Trading Co.
 Robert Brothwick, night watch man at the Ingleside school, is build ing a new house on East avenue. Walter Howe is doing the work.
 MT and Mrs o. w. Marcy of South Kent were guests, Saturday, of MT and Mrs E. H. Marcy of Bennitt street.
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Smith, Murray & Co,
 bort, Conn.
Georgetown.
RASMUSSEN-BEERS.

A quiet home wedding was held at the residence of Mrs Horace Fryer, last Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, when Christian E. Rasmussen and Miss J. Edna Beers were joined in matrimony by the Rev A. Furbush, pastor of the Gilbert Memorial church.
 The valentine social held at the Gilbert Memorial church on MonGay evening of this week was largely at tended. One feature of the evening was a real "postoffice," through which more than hundred valen- tines passed, bearing the special valentine postage stamp.
 The ladies of the Benevolent asso- citation are making plans to give a Martha Washington supper at the church on Monday evening, February 22. It gives promise of being an un- usual social event, as Martha Wash ington" will serve.
 Last Sunday the attendance at the Sunday school of the Gilbert Me lnorial church reached it's highest mark since Christmas, 61 being en- rolled. Through January the attend. ance has steadily risen, the average for the month being 53.
 On Sunday afternoon, February 2S, union service for the late Dea Gilbert will be held at the Gilbert Memorial church. All the churches of the community will unite.
 The Georgetown Dramatic club gave most successful rendering of their play at the Grange hall ia Can non on Saturday evening of last week. The parts were exec iently rendered. and much real kistrionic ability was shown by some of the members of the club. They received | fiattering congratulations on their work. The proceeds amounting tC over SAP were divided equally be- tween the Methodist church of Can non and the Georgetown Public li- brary.
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RoxburY.

Mir and Mrs Henry M. Bronson en- tertained Mrs Agusta Bispham from Philadelphia, one night last week. She is to have all the modern im- provemehts iu her house at Roxbury with veranda on three sides of the house. Henry NJ. Bronson is doing the work.
 About six couple attended the play in Waterbury. taking a special car
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-19

from Woodbury, last Monday even- ing.
 Miss Bessie L. Bronson spent Sun day with friends in Newtown.
 Leverett Castle carried off his ru- bacco, last Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-19
Southville,
A CARD.

We wish to extend to our neigh bors and friends our heartfelt thanks for the many expressions ofsympathy and acts of kindness rendered to us since the destruction of our home. MT and Mrs Frank E. Carlson.
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Wood to Burn.

keeping assortment of Novelties this line at the notch We have anything ask for the line of Panels Boxes Tie Bowls Tabourete Bunn Outfits Paints Gloss finish the work In few days shall something this ne Watch for the advertisement
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Belt Department.

We are ready with our Spring Styles Belts This the best ao ment of Fancy and Elastic Belts found anywhere See the elusive designs window fnom 5Oc full line of all the New Spring Shades -
 special value Elastic Belts in all co &c each The Buckles alone worth & You will ind Choice collection or Fancy se Belts at Soc each on Center table ,..
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-19

Mrs Cogswell attended the meet. ing of the Federation officials at Bridgeport and reported a very plea sant gathering.
 Mir and Mrs William Watts started February 16 on their homeward pas sage from abroad. E
 A large and pleasant gathering of the Monday club and Judea Chapter D. A. R., net with Mrs Cogswell on Tuesday and enjoyed the different readings about MT Lincoln, and Jay Nettleton's talk of his seeing MI Lincoln when he was a soldier in the Civil war. Delicious refresh ments were served.
 Mrs E. c. Clark spent Sunday in Litchfield.