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The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17
Southbury.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

Mrs Rood and daughter from Florida have been visiting with Clifford Haw- ley.
 MT and Mrs Horace Beecher from New York and Seth Beecher from Sey- mour visited at A. N. Platt's, recently. b. Mrs George Brewer and family, who nave been spending several weeks at her parents in Cromwell have returned home.
 Miss Murphy from Danbury is teach ing the Bullet Hill school and board ing at Clarence Hedden's
 Some of the Members of the Epworth League society of South Brits in joined with the Southbury Epworth League, Sunday evening and they had very in- teresting meeting. The junior choir from South Britain sang very sweetly. The quartet also sang, which added to the service. We hope they will come again soon. Mrs Mary Reynolds entertained her daughter from Naugatuck, Sunday.
 Miss Lila Pitcher was the guest of her friend Mrs George Curtis of Wood bury last week.
 Miss Clara Hawkins and two friends visited in Quaker Farms recently. :, Andrew Dolan and family attended the funeral of Mrs Louise Mitchell in Woodbury, last Sunday afternoon. MT Ireland from Detriot Mich, was the guest of Mrs H. A. Matthews, Labor Day.
 Edward Amber has bought a pair of horses from party in Oxford.
 Mrs Cyrus Gray from kettletown was in town, Wednesday, calling on friends
 Mir Ray and two daughters from Waterbury visited at Mrs Margaret Grants, last Saturday.
 Miss Arvilla Murphy is visiting friends in Seymour
 Mrs Hubbard and daughter from Tor rington are visiting Mrs G. A. Stiles
 Miss Helen Murphy is visiting her parents in Hartford.
 Mrs Baldwin spent Sunday with her daughter in Middlebury.
 Rev MT Laine from Sandy Hook preached in the Methodist church. last Sunday afternoon, and administered the Holy Sacrament
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17
Long Hill.
MRS MARY E. MIDDLEBRoOK.

MRS MARY E. MIDDLEBROOK.
 Mrs Mary E. Middlebrcok who has been at Dr Wright's private hospital ir Bridgeport f9>r treatment for few weeks. passed away there on ThursJay. September 9, aged 59 years and seven months. The body was brought to Long Hill, where on Sunday at F o'clock noon the funeral took place from the Ora, e Episcopal church, Rev L. R. Sheffield officiating. The burial was In the Long Hill cemetery. Mrs MiddlebroOk was a widow of the late Elijah MiddlebroOk who it will be remembered was droWrcd at Black Rock, few years ago. with his only daughter Mrs Miridleoro, k is survived by four sons, Elijah, Robert, Charles and John. She also leaves a large circle of friends to mourn her loss. She had lived nearly ali her life in this place.
 If you need some fruit jars to com plete your canning we can supply you with Mason. Lightning and Economy fruit jars, also extra top and rubbers for. all different makes Full stock ot pickllng spices, green ginger root and Grystalized ginger, also green peppers. The store that has everything at the lowest cash Erlces.-GThe Long Hill store, w. N. llIrd, Proprietor.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17
Tashua.
CHAT

The school began last week. with Miss Mccarthy as teacher.
 Mrs Lizzie Northrop is visiting at Mrs Florence Malletts
 Mrs Green and family, who have spent the summer at Mrs Fuller's, re- turned to their home in New Jersey, last week.
 MT and Mrs Field are entertaining friends.
 The Misses Dorothy Mallett and Katherine Treadwell and Charles Jones are attending school in Bridgeport Miss Ruth Mallett is in Brookfield, this week, attending the wedding of her friend, Miss Williams.
 Miss Grace Mallett is spending a week with her friend, -.-lss Leila Greg ory, of Bridgeport.
 Miss Flora Jones is visiting relatives in Bedding.
 The Misses Annie and Edith Logan began their schools in Newtown, last week.
 w. A. Lane has been the guest of H, Logan, recently.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17

Mountain Street, one day last week
 A. s. Mansfield and family, Mrs Hendrickson anu Mrs Momert Mar tin took an automobile ride, one day last week.
 The Cox and Potter families have closed their summer homes on the Hill and returned to the city for the winter.
 Charles B. Hawley of New York spent a few days with his brother, F. K. Hawley, last week
 Wesley Wells finished filling his silo on Monday. Frank Lawrence began filling his on Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs E. F. Hawley of New Milford spent Sunday with MT and Mrs E. N. Hawley. The cards are out for the marriage of Miss Alma Williams and Arie Alexander Brush of New Fairfield or Thursday, September 16, at the home of the bride
 MT and Mrs c. W. Keeler moved their family to Danbury on Monday for the winter.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17
Greenfield Hill.
DEERFIELD.

The boarders, who have been at H. E. Dowd's, have all gone. been quite poorly at the home of her parents in this place
 Mrs Thomas Craik has been improv- ing the looks of her property by having the bushes cut by the roadside.
 Mrs Clara Wilson of Bridgeport has returned home after spending several days in this place. l.. J. Olds, who has been spending hls vacation in Greenfield, has re- turned to New York; Mrs Olds will re- main for several days longer.
 MT and Mrs Frederick Barber, IT,. and son have returned from a pleasant vacation trip.
 Mrs John H. Summers of Newtown spent several days the guest of rela- tiveS here.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17

inrlaw were guests of Charles salmon and family of Lyons Plains, last Thurs day, Mrs ', A. Salmon and Mrs Frank dorham Of Valley Forge were also pres ent,
 Master Clinton P, Sherwood has Fe- turned to his school duties at Far R0eka7 way. N, r. after two months vacation spent with his parents,
 Miss Jennie Perkins is visiting in Long Hill.
 Miss Emma Illlier has q position in Long Hill,
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17
Brooxfield.
GUILD SUPPER.

GUILD SUPPER.
 The ladies of St Paurs Guild will hold a supper at the rectOry on Friday evening, September 24. Tables will be ready at s D. m. The proceeds are to go towards furnishing many much needed things for the rectory.
 Miss Ada Bert Cotton, with her companion, spent part of last week in bridgeport, with her aunt, Mrs Will mot.
 Edson Roswell and Charles Stuart called on old friends in Sherman, last week, calling, on Homer Wanzer on the way home.
 F. Weigel has commenced harvest ing his large crop of tobacco James Barrett finished cutting his crop last week.
 Stephen Meaniff and family re- turned to their home in Bridgeport after spending the summer in town.
 The town clerk and selectmen and the registrars of voters will be in session only one day this year to make voters, Saturday, September 20 until ' p. m.
 c. l.. Dean and Mir Knight were the guests of A. L. Parcells on West
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17
GRANGE WORK.

GRANGE WORK.
 The degree team of the Grange paid a fraternal visit to Harmony Grange Saturday evening. Mrs Charles Turney and Mrs William Turney have been away on a visit.
 A son. Albert Daniel was born to MT and Mrs Daniel Selleck, recently.
 Mrs John F0rn of Bridgeport has been visiting ner parents, MT and Mrs Albert Van Wort
 The Ladies Aid society held an after noon social at Academy hall, Tuesday Supper was served.
 William Jennings has been doing car penter work for Frank Bibbins
 Mss Lillian Leighton L.amson of New York, an impersolator. will give an entertainment at Lees chapel sport Hill, Es.ston, on Frluay svnring, S5e, tember "A, under the a:lsi.! cs of the Ladies Ail society of the .Iethniis church. Miss Lamson comes highly recommended ard a very enj,. tt. :, evening is ass,r ed all who attend. The proceeds are for the benefit uf the Ladies Aid society.
 Miss Mabel Fanton of Bridgeport spent Sunday at home.
 Mrs J. H. Summers and son, George were Sunday guests of J. z. Mellen. Miss Grace Williams began school at Adams Corner with II scholars.
 Mrs Charles Bottomley of Bridgeport is visiting Mrs A. w: Silliman. Mrs Charles Tammany spent last week in New York.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17
HattsviIle.
HOYDEN,S HILL.

Miss Mabel Prout of Holland Heights has resumed the teaching of her music scholars on the Hill after a few weeks vacation.
 P. B. Sherwood returned from his va cation the 1th, aecompanieed by his mother for short visit.
 Mrs 5. H. Wisner has visited her daughter in New York. who is soon to be removed from the hospital to a private residence in Brooklyn.
 Mrs L. A. Jennings, Mrs Clifford Jen- nings, Mrs D. B. Sherwood and mother
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17
TrunbuIl.
GRANGE NOTES.

There is to be an exhibition of fruit and vegetables at the Grange Friday night. September 24. It is to be hoped that all will remember the date and be prepared to bring the best they have. The following program will also be given:
 Reading. Fred Botsford.
 Advantages and disadvantages of the Sild. why do not more farmers use themg A. E. Linley and Bamford
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17
LOCAL JOTTINGS,

Rev B. H Olmstead has returned from his vacation trip and occupied his pull pit at the Congregational church here, last Sunday
 Selectman Charles s. Fox of Fairfield visited friends in Greenfield Sunday.
 Master Clinton Sherwood of Hoyden's Hill returned to his school duties in Rockaway Beach, l.. l., last Sunday. Charles s. Banks is home from a pleasant visit with NewtoWn and Bridgeport friends.
 MT Shay has leased the J. L. Pratt cottage on Burr street and is now per sonally conducting the large milk route he lately purchased of MT Lobdell
 The Meeker Farm near F. B. Wake mans has been sold to parties from Brooklyn.
 Dr Gorham and family. whohave been summering' at F. F. Bulkley's returned to New York, last week.
 Willis Banks and Miss Anna Banks of Weston arespending the week at Mrs Simeon Banks and enjoying the sights at the Greenfield Fair.
 W. J. Sherwood is exhibiting his cattle at the fair, competing for first honOrs ill the drawing contest.
 w. H. Banks, who has been seriously ill with rheumatism, is able to attend to his duties again.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17
West Bedding.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Miss Ethel Street and Miss Elizabeth Coburn of Meridian, Miss, spent a few days. last week, at MT and Mrs James Riders.
 Miss Lou Carson spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs E. Crofut.
 Mrs George COrrell and two children recently, with Mrs J. Ollry.
 Mrs G, E. Clapp and daughter have returned to New York where they will spend the winter
 Rev H. E. Wing was entertained over Sunday by William Hess
 Mrs T. LaFOntaine entertained com- pany from Danbury on Sunday last
 Mrs T. Bristol entertained company on Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17
S0uthville
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mrs D. Barnum entertained friends from out of town over Labor Day.
 Miss M. Worden spent last week with friends in New Haven.
 MT and Mrs D. Barnum attended the funeral of cousin in Bridgeport, recent ly.
 Mrs Nj. Northrop. H. C. Northrop Mrs c. A. Northrop. Miss c. Johnson. spent one day, last week. in Waterbury
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17

Beach.
 Which is better: economy in food or dress?" Mrs A. D. Linley.
 Reading, Otto Nelson.
 Raising the heifer calf" D. w. Fuller
 There. will also be guessing contest and it is hoped and expected that a large number will be present.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17
Easton.
MILK MEETING.

! 1here will be a meeting of the Cres- cent Milk association at. the Bapt.s, hali, Easton, on Monday afternoon, September 20, at 2 clock. An milk 2r 'dlcers are invited to be present as I' gre is important business to tra lsact.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17

The best way to get what you wsat, or to get rid of what you don't want, Is to use The Bees advertising colunns. Try the "sm LP' ads l: Ic . word, one week.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-17

There will be a special town meeting at the Town hall on Friday afternoon to decide how many members of the town school committee shall be elected at the next town meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
ENVELOPES TO SEND ABROAD.
Made Nov Lined with Thin Tissue
Paper Of Any Desired Color

"Nice sorts Of envelopes they have
nowadays for foreign correspondents p
said "a girl who writes letters abroad.
You know the envelopes, like the
letter sheets. are made of thin paper
SO that they won't weigh too much
and increase the postage.
with an envelope of thin, plain
paper the writing on the letter might
show through So they came to make
these envelopes Of a paper that was
printed on the inner side with close
lines in a pretty plaid pattern that you
couldn't see through and that served
very well. bur now yUu can buy for
eign letter envelopes that are made
Opaque with a lining of The th.Huest
tissue paper of any desired color
such envelopes you will find and
with linme ct various col0rs IN stock.
envelopes lined with blue OF with red
or purple or tan or violet but IF ya1
don't find among these just what y0u
want they viii show yuu book OF
tissues with samples ~ 50 or more col.
orr or shades from which you can se.
lect first just the color you DO fancy
or the color yoH cali your own and
then you have the envelopes made To-
order"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

ri what you just ate Is souring on
sour stomach or lies Ike a lump OF
1.a.I. r.fus.uL fro lisest or you beich
Gas and IrIcfate sour undigesiet
feed Cr have a feeling OF Dizziness
fIe.rtbrn. FulIneIs Nausea. ia
taete In mouth auI stomach tela'
aaac-tHis IS Indigestion.
a full case Of Fape's Wapep. Do
costs onry ~ cents and viii t.or.
arghIv cure the worst case of Dye
rarsfo. and leave sufficient about
Inc hsus. IN ease some one else ~
tho family NAV suffer lrom Stomach
frrlb,s 0r Indigestion.
ASH ycur pharmacist TO SHOW Eou
ne formula plainly painted on taese
-Utent eases then ycu viii under
taaa why Dgspeptic trouble 81 ai'
kinds must co. aud why they sfaiis
,sffera q sour Stoma -h or lndig s.
dior ia five minutes. Get a case bow
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

OF the play which is To- he here t"'
nights March Is and lG-"Polly of the
Circus'-a critic Says:
Laughter and tears are primitive
things and are very close to one am.
other A real humo~ist always has o
we'll defined streak Of pathos i'm him
take EugpneFieids. for instance. just
SO q man in whom tire pathetic note IS
strong is equipped with Zine sense
oI humor. abraham Lincoln was %
striking example Of this It Is always
easy TO make people cry after you
have made them iaugh aud i. is equal.
lv easy 20 restore suiie- % taeir tea.-
dlmm,d eyes, Every really GOO.
comedy has G#w taaHs ia IT, ami
these tears neeor dguact from tho
t,ancf a. tla ular of tbe playing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Comedy and speeiaItLes.

The production Of "The Moonsh'n-
ers Daughter" which VIII be seen a.
the Cairo opera house matinee and
night. Saturday February cen, is
one that has number of up.te-
date spgcluues and abounds IN
bright. clean comedy while the plot j.
strong lu It's originality and written in
% manner .ha+ makes lHr play one pt
taa b.-r reductions al ghe year from
q tHe1r point IF view. Prices.
Matinee. IL. Llc night pc ste. 90.
Seats 1g sale Friday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
MISERY FROM AN UPSET STOMACH
AND INDIGESTION WILL Be ENDED

and cat one Triangle after 20 g.
next meaol. They are harmless a1t
last, Ike candy though each go <
tains power sufficient 10 digest aat
prepare for assimilation into tn
blood all the food you eat: D. Id s.
II mikes Won go to tine table with @
hearty healthy appetite; but. what
viii please sou most is that You sd 3
feel that your Sto.,ach aai ut 49,.
tines are clean and fresh, aEl ya-
will not need 10 resort to laXatiy
o. liver pills for Biliousnoss or 60 r
stluHtipn.
THIS city mas nave many Fla .-
sin crlnks. as soHo people viii cal
them. but scr Will be cranky a5'u-
thi4 splendid sfumac1 prescripi u
too 81 you ever have Indigasti a.
Gastritis or any otnof Stomach nj -
as. and cat just one Triangle e.
Di1IcUsiu.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
The GIRL FROM The COUNTRY
Habit That Enabled Her instantly ts
Be Singled Out.

said a visitor to a teacher IN bust
ness college.
THAT girl from the country seems
70 be- the brightest student in The
room"
81 she request Of the te.ctcr Sic
designated more particularly TIE gil
she haI in mind
-Oh. ves.~ said the teacher. -she
IS very bright. but how aid sou kacw
she is from the country She doesn't
look c0u1-rifed~
Her habit Of washing Ler hands
60 often gave her aEav.- said tie Wis
sror. j have beeu sitting here abort
$50 hours u That lime she has
washed her ha-ds fhrez iimaz- N
city riu ugul1 have done thaf- SIZE
uoalf have shareHed pencils o..
turned over the dusty books. and sian
rIv have polished her hands on Ee-
rccEet hanIkrrrhief and gone on
norksaz. The toantry girl would find
H iusozsbla fo work H1lel such cor
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

Tile dreamy easemagician. Gus
Soa.ke. la. worked srore Of amaze.
meat. iu a KuIgu for e. Day Pie
sure after picture. Panorama after
panorama always with The fossil
eEi-s Of graceful girls and these
ssaaeI.H fsaazua1fs which iHjaNi-
cat. fGe aF. Through these eariir.
tins .eaa.-. rttE music aad eiaho.
rate r..1= wander 800 jirales chang
If srrle and tahtealax. A kn.eh-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Bill Board Space Given 70 club.

A space ten feet -quara On "a h1l
board facing Lafayette square. in Eew
Orleans has been given ro the mem
bers of the New Era club by IuH.us
Garrick. and viii he made 10 help in
the suffrage campaign the club is car
rying on Each week important facts
concerning the move meat viii be an
uOuuced on the 8. ace.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

The name chosen for the n " cr
eauizatjon is the Southern IIIa5
Ice Manufacturers association and i
Il expected that all the ice paat
owners in the Southern Illinois tat
ritory south of the b. and o. S. w
viii. become members
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Won, 1n's Clul,.

The Woman's Club viii meet this
afternoon al the club rooms In Ii
hrary Hall. The program is one OF
exceptional interest and will be given
under the auspices OF the Civic I'm
provement department Of which Mrs.
". \. Butler is chairman. The pre-
gram is as follows;
Piail solo. Mrs Robert f. Read.
Report Of Cgics committee, Mrs.
j. w. Wanger,
civic Beauty and Civic Safety
Miss Maude Lohin
How some Clubs Are Working,
Mrs. Il. s Dewey
Womaa rs Factor In Civic I'm
provement. Mrs H. s. Antrim.
Violin solo. Miss Magdalene Van
dGtblrg.
Contracting Contagious Diseases.
Mrs W. N. Eutler.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Home Mis- sonarY Society.

Tho Home Missionary Society OF
the Methodist Church South, will
hold a meeting this afternoon and
will elect officers. All members are
requested to be present at o'clck
al the chnrcn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Happy Memories.

Herr Baldhead--I never can make
out why people make such a fuss
when they find a hair in their soup.
In me it awakens nothing but the
most pleasant rocollectlons.-Luft-
baliOn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

As man tbinketh in his heart SO
Is he. Look on the sunny side. deter
mine not to see shadows and ate
the best Of everything and life NlA
be one sweet song
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
vAn osrEN.s ORCHESTRA.

Available for dances, receptions.
private parties, etc. ouice lo4
Eighth St Residence 320s Sycamore
Home Phone "a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

The ST. Blasius blessing Of the
throat will be given this morning ar.
Ter S o'clock mass and at p. m. in
ST. ICseph's church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
HatoloqY.

Two heads, however are not better
jhau one when YOU are up against the
necessity OF lsly!Eg her new hat
Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Schiller Club.

The Schiller Club win meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. J. j. Rem.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

Mrs H. VI Click of Thirty-siNth
street has returned from a visit with
friends at Golden.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-26
RANDOLPH

Dr. w. 8. Curtis OF Montpelier was
in town over Sunday the guest Of his
son and family.
Mrs. J. r. Mccall has returned to Elm
cottage after several weeks sojourn IN
New York City.
Glenn Bailey Il passing two weeks al
fiiqhgate Springs with a party Of PEG.
pie At Camp Randolph.
Mr.. Fabieu Dupries Is visiting
friends in Springfield during his yaca
ton from his work AZ the foundry.
Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Hood have return
ca from a visit at South Royalton upon
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Fielders.
Ii Is expected that the Rev. f. P.
Bayiss Of Ludlow viii speak before the
Federated church on Sunday, August
sth.
J. p. Putnam and his son, Robert,
left here Sunday after having been the
guests Of Nr. Alonzo Emery for few
days
Mrs. Emily James,, teacher Of
Latin In the Harpers Ferry institute is
the guest d Mr. and Mrs. w 5. 8.
Buck.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Northrup, who
were over Sunday. gaests at 3. a Dur.
kee's have returned 70 their home in
Barre.
MI. a. G. Putnam, who has been pass
ing two weeks with biz family here left
for Springfield, Mass Sunday 70 re-
sumo work
Mrs. H0sington 81 Bethel arrived III
town on Sunday 70 attend the funeral
On Monday Of her brothers wife. Mrs
I'll Il. Howard.
The friends Of Ray Stevens have re-
oeiYed news 81 his marriage to Miss
Mort, daughter of Fred West 4 former
resident here ia Connecticut where Mr.
Stevens Is now employed.
The union town Sunday school picnic
has been set for August 18th and win
be held in the grove on the George Slack
farm near Randolph Center The com
mittees from the different churches met
last week and made all necessary ar
Engagements for pleasant time.
Mr., Clyde Blanchard left here this
week for a few days stop Ia Boston
and from there will return to Denver,
Col, arriving there 10 resume his work
August first, Mrs Blanchard viii re-
main east one month longer, the guest
Of Dir. and Mrs. 2. J. Blanchard.
Afws fee34r. pvsna. rstn,roa s,,,dsvy
from few days visit in Barnard
where she was the guest Of Mrs. Charles
Steinets.
Mrs Louis Sauh win soon give up her
apartments in the Martin block and 20
To New York City to reside with her
daughter, Miss Carrie Seult, who has
fine position as stenogiapher there. Miss