The Newtown bee., June 05, 1896, Image 2

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can rule I he home e I hand il I a and 1 in
t.hroat.M. Fiotii the -euiberu . lion s nl
Ibe Imimiic to ibc ancient. Annul, and
ft, mi i he spo w capped meuutaius winch
feed the I '. 11 fill 1 a t es and the li-'il. mi. I
the Aias, to ibat undulating i-aeep In
ward Uectern A-ia which Ilia Ariie'iiian
i-alls his native land, lb" he.-nni of fanat
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yearn ninre than ,'1(1,000 men, women :inil
childt'eit to the im.si 11 "j. ui i 1 1 , j.; ihaiib;
crowded the imuiutaiu fisfncsscs and
caven with fugitives, and left ill the vil
l.'igi'M ami cil ien mil y f taignieut s i.f whal
win once a proud and indepet.dii nt ha
lion. IF I were to 1 nutiierale Ilie c.iusi s
which are rcspaie-ible for the anti-t'hris
tlan feeilng In Turkey, I would not hesi.
tale to H.ty that the rehghim aniinoni
tien between Musleins and ( 'hi-i.-tiaiis an
most to be blamed. Tin Oriental Chrl.i.
tlan, 1 am Horry to say, is n intnleran
of Mohamiiieilaiilsm as ibe Moslem is of
( hrlntlanlty. Hut the Moslem is in pow
er and can give expression to his hate,
while the Christian Is weak anil cannot
utrlko back. It In true, however, that
Christianity m a religion in more etiH'ep
tihle to the "Zelt-ticist" than Mohaiiiine
danism, ami thi.s fact must ii lliience, a
It certainly lias done, all the nations that
have piofessed it. Mohamined gave to
hU follower a sword, Christ gavo to his
ilUclplua a croud. Christianity, too, has
boon guilty of iHiraecutlon lu the past,
hut the nrogreng of Hut ages has elevat
ed, broadened ami sweetened It, while
Mohammedanism continues in spirit and
In doctrine just what It wan almost four
teen hundred ycar ago. Ki'mu the
tuoniues In Cairo and Constantinople,
the faithful pray to Allah to "destroy
the infldeh .... make their children
orphans .... dc llle their nboden . . . .
ami give them and their families and
their households and their women . . . ,
und their iioasesMona .... as booty to
the Moslems." Several passages In the
Koran directly instigate the Mohammo
dsns to exterminate the unbelievers : 4
Verttv tlm woin entile In tlin ntlit ot Al
lah r IIiokh who Aro (diUnnl lull. lulu."
"H'li. u y nnmnnliir Urn uiilintlevei', BtHk
nlTthnlr h.l!i until ye have niw.tn nicul
HtatiKhler hiih.uk th.mi.'
"uli, nroplit'i, ottif.i ww AKiitnut th ntilie.
ll..v.M, an.i h Riivitra unto thiuu lor their
dwelling shall tin tu hell."
oh, tj-u liellovern, mtign war ftsralnst Kiieh
Inllilels an ar utMT joui ami lt tlmm Und
tMrity In you.
I gladly admit that there are pasfages
of ravishing beauty In the Molem scrip
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Mi Ida Mini: fi ni.il son of Brooklyn
' i.i ye It. en "in - -( i of Mrs Smith's mother.
M i Ida Tonkins, at the I vpot.
Mr ant! M- id'am I i. Ip.-elow were
in ib i,l:;i poi i, on Memorial daw quests
"f i in ir ol.i li'taat-. aiitl ncic hhors, M .
mil M''- A.li.-it I: an.
Miss Kmetine flail i.f F .tin was a
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er Sut.tlay .
Mis John T. ',)r..r has ent 'ttaim d a
cousin for a week pas!
Mia la, Ilia It aul-l y lias been in
.a-: pm 1 I o .-1 ii i on i ii iiho has been
et imi -ly ill.
Mrs Car .1 Ii.ivlon entertained
'i '''"'I 1 I'.' idt-ep"! : over Aleuioi ia!
.lav.
M r :i",d M r ( 'b-ir.- I; iptis mal little
d uitChler hay,- he. m earn t,s ;,t, (be home
of sc. dry I 'en y.
M i s Anur It" u il l.-y b is been having
the interior ,,' her newly purchased
noma papered at it painted in preparation
for her oecu "a ncy .
15. 1 law ley .V Co. have put in a line line
of men's working shirts and pants.
.lellarson Smith, It. Uawley A; Co.V
newly ac.piired clerk, pass,.,! ,in Memor
ial day vacation at bis home at Fisbkill-on-l
be-l I udsi n.
(Jeortfi- S Onley and (.iover ltlaekman
honored the graves of Lbeir dead soldier
hoy comrades on Memorial dny by play
ii. nil- iiaiiomu ii i on nil tiie grave in
(lie stepney ami 1 1 nut Ingtown cenieta
I ies.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Clark of Hammer
town have been recent guests of Mr and
airs (.oorxe nuiritt.
t . M. Aiar,Ii U Stephen 15. Hayes and
Town Clerk l. A. N'ielmls fried their
hand at iuii:liii in the brooks, vuv day
lust wai l;, paisuadinn ipiifp n nice citch
to bid" (le in elves ji way in 1 heir baskei s.
Mr and Mrs ( buries li. Wheeler visit
ed friends in Ihintmry on Monday.
Iea I'.urr lluwley has been having the
Interior of bin house newly decorated
and put in line tdmpc.
I.fvi lHackmiiti h .3 been doing some
re-shingling and repairing to Stephen 11
Hayes' house.
A. H. Curtis hm been ha vine the mint-
era working on his home and buildings
about the Depot, this week, putting
them In neat trim.
Mrs David Cable from Plymouth has
been visiting with frlendn in town.
I" Smaller and (. Vv. Sims took a
spin to llrldgeport on their wheels, Me
morial day, to witness the bicycle race
nt the West Knd.
H. It. Wales ! rjurslusr four of his
children through an attack of measles.
1 he railroad company have been re
building the platforms at the depot, this
week.
Mr and Mrs O. W. Situs entertained
friends over Sunday.
A prayer meeting has been annoitited
at the home of Alon.o Purdy, for this
(,r rt(iay; evening.
Albert not torn and I'iden Snmers of
Bridgeport have been at the Depot re-
xhlngllng gome of the buildings at Albert
Hottom s place.
The closing exercises at the Lower
Strpney school, last week, were very in
to -estlng and a credit to the teacher,
Miss Lillian Lewis, who had them In
charge. 1 he program eotitained reella
tion, dialogue and song and was well ren-
tiered throughout. Miss Lewis present-
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a. ,a. lotup.y 1 1 : i - an o:p,'iiiiii hi'tp."r'
", hie 1 1 be put. i: , for I la - pm jm-i' c 1 r.a as
iih; early chicks. ll is built, very niucl
on I In plan id a gfci'itlnmsc and cove'', i
largeSj 'J illi i;i.'i'-a coiinecteil w jj.h tht
l.oii-e are .iwerul runs ihrough which
p.'iir-e a nice lit ! sits am of water.
I Miiing the hotte.-t siuumer months tin
g !.!! is removed anil a '-tiitalde covet inj.
ol hoard- put on the building.
Mrs John hrolnuer bus hail Ironha
wdh In r ejes which have not. been
well sia.ee her litlie girl accidently put
her chubby little h ip. r in the eye and
iniuran I lie crar gianips. ,-sonie time iijjo
she consulted a epet ialist, but received
no help for the trouble.
MOIvROB.
I I AI. liAISIN,; I i lit! If.- l AliMS.
( litter's Farms, may well feel pride in
the siu'ees-s ot their ll ig raising which
occurred on Weilne-teiy, May 2",". K. ti.
i.eariisley was mailer i.it ceremonies.
1 be male ijuartet of Jlo:n'oc. gave two
pii-pi'it very aacap' alily. ll -v Kdwin
Aarriiier of Stepnej', in a witty and
potiiit d speech, showed the children how
the ll ig stood fur pa! riorism, charging
them to ever honor atltl love it. Key A.
i;. I.utz gave a telling address on the
"Little i.'ed school ho use, Oul C lory above
it, and the I'.ihle within it." The -scholars
-bowed excellent training in ho way
t bey cm rried out I heir part of the program.
The following is the program in full.
Sinning. "Columbia;" prayer, lbv A. 1!.
Ian; Monroe quartet, "Tenting to
night;" 'Natioh't. Color lUarers," by
school ; pi esentation of dug, 10. A.
Dailey; reception of Hag, 11. D. i!urr;
rai-ing of Hag, Kntherine Beardsley ; ad
dress to llag and salute by school; sing
ing, "Freedom's Flag," school; recita
tions, by Nellie (ioodsell, John Pulaski,
Lena Sipiire, Nellie Kenton and Jay
Freer; singing, "Flag of the Free,"
school; address, l.'ev Kdwin Wariiner;
-ingiug, "I. ittle II"d SchoolhoiHO, ' by
quartet ; address, Rev A. II. I.utz; s'mg
mg, "America;" benediction, Kev Edwin
Warriner. After this, all were invited Co
partake of the abundance of good things
provided by the ladies. The district can
now boast of the Uncut Mag pole, the larg
est, and handsomest tl tg ami tiie prettiest'
little schoolhouse in toivn.
CONtiKlXlATKVNAL CllPKCII NOTES.
On Sunday evening, Kev Otis lUrker
of Newtown gave a most interesting lec
ture on his trip to the Holy Land. Kvery
one was so pleased that they could have
listened for another hour.
The Cutler's Farms school closed, last
week Wednesday. Those, securing the
prizes were: Lena Squire, highest in
scholarship, average for the year 88 per
cent. Nellie Kenton stood next with an
iversgeofSO. Second division: John
Pulaski, 8(5; Mary Pulaski, 80. Third
division: Sammle Beardsley, S" ; Henry
Pulaski, 80; Morris French 81. In de
portment: Nellie Ooodsell, ill); Minnie
Hurd, '.)$. The scholars presented to
their teacher, a handsome album, con
taining photos of several of the scholars,
with the rest to follow. .
The Grange held . good meeting on
Thursday last. The next meeting is June
11, when we hope to see a large attend
ance as business of much interest to ail
will he brought up. All come prepared
to take part and so have a successful
meeting.
Members of Harmony Orarigo arts ex
pecting to attend the Pomona meeting at
New Canaan next Wednesday.
iklisia Nannie r.eukard of Lireeuwich has
vl-MUui her fuint, Mr A. Ooldsborouh.
Misa KngU'hurt, who fieeupies Krert
eriek Kreiieh'f. eot.ttige, ontcrtftins her sis-
let a l'it In ol.lier-lll -hi w.
Mi ' Faun',.. iu.r it icDdiriK a lew ;
wi'i k-- ul .J. II. liiewsle. 's in SHeltdii. i
Wil!i;!.iii .!u(lt(n niirl two vliiughter? of
U t'el, leriiierly ol thi-i (ilaee. viiiteu
(i ici.d-i in re, Menioi'ini ilny.
Mi - 'rayl.,r elii.i xl the't.letiler ft'hool,
la".t l-'rality, uml ueh hrntcd the event by
sin entertiitmiient ttiven mi the lawn of
Hie Imu-e m'euiieii hy Mrs Mary and i
Mrs A. lieardey. The prugrain was in- j
t.ere.-tiiie; and the all umlaut refreshments j
i.roviili il by the tuiti on, were thorough-
iy enjoyed. l
Mi' 8 Kilit.li Wheeler leaves Monroe to-
day for h re' tful ui j mm Htiiopg t hp
luixintnii's c f New Damp-hire and will
a No afti ai ill" eoiimi! iie.'ip.ent exerepes
if the aeait"i"v where her 8iJt,er,
Isl I el , i . new a 1 1 nil. nit,.
I: v A (;,.'ii!-l'ori.ii;h v.a.3 in St.-iif.foul
en Monday al lending a church meiirig;
A ne". ii.iiit: y Ik, ii-,. bus been built
lie I! v . I.' , :.
ai: tvm i S'"Vi'H i ' paipli'it; a few
'lii - vi ii f..i"l".l' in N'"' ;i.:l.:.
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el tiia I.'.wii.
a ,'i a, k I hi' n i " .a , 1 . i ; i ii ! ' i" ( . . A .
i; i al. lii" 'ii'iVl. aaii i.iii.l I'ariiaal in
ac Willi II l' ' 1 1 1 1 il ' r .-' l.l'-la(ll" K. Mi.,-i! null
' ; i ; I.. Wl.il" p.- t-ul ) inbui y, hcad--.,
i.a fi." Ihiliia dre.n c i p-, new i Ip .i In
.it" a a!i .arep; et na lerv Col.be front of
ii- a Man ' monument here the fiilhnv
''..a t ?a"i'i e i. '.vt-re .'.h-erv d : Main cho
ir : piayer, llev 11. I, Shu-!.; l ecit.a lion,
- 11." Army of die I) ami," lal.vard Fran
cis 'nihil -a gt!ttii'i! of li'.1" late loi
' . .a a'i-" S. ( a nf u : : ; n c it a i, m. I Hue a nd
I. lay," Ma. )l ir;;iiii'i i'..K"ane: reyim
ii'.a, "V.'c I-..I p Mciiioiial j):i," Ali.'am
M.'le"-, :-a lii ! iin,. n.al" ipmrtel, J.
I la i J, '!'. Spi i! b, I i Win all nan, I,. .Smith ;
Ta.iiaiii.il, "i iip- links ar:s Growing
loin, 1' reiiet icK Sarao ii-; recitation,
"L ive i, I the .al,io;i," Mrs Amy Meeker.
p.,. win; i, ti ,ii!v, i ,i i
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l'i s. C.ipt. James II. Jenkins made a
it vv uppr .rite r inai 1; - which were
hip-illy appreciated by Ibe he.areis pies-
"at. Amerira" wa i Mine; and the bene
da lien was i.llereil bv Ifev C. A. Kneal.
i ! .- -o'diei i-' grave w, re'deci rati d. A
' . ' -a- iiun.he'-of l;.'l.ii"l citizens visited
I Mabiirv in tin- .lii'-npioti to witness the
in i :
to -a n
I nig tm np
! ex"i. ia-s in (hut
i , ip-m i.i: up i 1 1 1- pi r las in t'.wn.
A 11 red r.i.'ii' dicl of l'.ast.on, Mass.
pt'iiliiig a lew weeks m rowie laot
", iv be ci I led or bis Fi unit rees f rieud
tie t.'arrad the hal Uni-.l'.ers' trade in
i 1, i in I a ia! !i as v.. irked at bis trade in
11- a.i; tin, n. 1..' years. Mr itenidicl,
.- a veteran ol ih" late war, atal wastlur
!'.;.; )-; Set i '. . ' a . II .Soil! i.T a II illilll.l e of
I alii, V I'll - Oh, H pi i. ii. .or I.f w ;ir. M ,-
li. a .liii'l has a i a . liv-.t a file of ..ingle
i a ,.,). I ti i. a:-;;. . ring ages wtlb
lip. Vi'ii,.a i,r iiMii'.',ia I ki: liiiipy others,
i .i tie ti- I a.ai I e ' '", tin UK" at' - lion .
i'i ;l,.,p I t ; : - i-lil lii.'-idli.i s nne neit.ri
.i.iai.ii hope- ii.lt. If " !'" Las the be-t.
wi ai-: , ii !i' i ni .al Irii'tiiL in (own.
Mr iu.ii Mi'-'. La,'-;- ne Willi.im..of U a-h-;..''
"i.. D. C., '.!'! v - ek. a guest o
ip- i-l r, Mr- I''."'!" ark .MtuUenzii . Mi
V. ti : i.iii. s i ajoy s a vi.l
"C 'its rcla-
i. a: il 1 : a aa -. ie .a "n. t ,ai r-anenp
1, a hi-, I,:,-, hood days in jp Und and his
old homo edi .1 gi at deal of pa a Ml re.
I wa during h'o " ppiaad ice days a
' ,, , 1 1 1 1 .' I It'll be e 1 j I 1 -1 1 1 1 bun! in- sei vice
;"d In paa.e a "Oidl.T in til" lata war. At
''1 ,!e 'V ir he re i-aii: ted into
i gui.ir army ami mil active service
t de I iidpiti : rotdii
ol tic Noiih-
I nis term ot
At tta- t xpiia:,iop
.service in lb" army Mr Williams took a
p ,s;t iiu ni I :ie went tier htireau etlice m
Wa'dingfon, a po-iiion which he stiii
liils wii h et'". iii, tai bini-a if and Lo iiis na-
ti v'e '. ! and cunt r v. i
!
Mr and Mrs L'mi'i Whitehead have j
been --pending a week in New Milford. !
ii nry I'm ry has a line patch of straw- j
hi i li-'-s which be commenced picking, j
May -js. !
Lyman Whiteheiid is making PJ.i i
auitals of btiiier a v. ia-k. " i
lala.ir T. Andrews is building an nt- !
I ai I ive bom" on High! md avenue fori
Frank Stei.-l. i ilbert Brothers are do-
,. .A cir;. i
' Ma-ter Jotpi Andrews i out of school, i
Dii- we. k. nursing the mea- les. I
Two new families came to Plu m trees,
i.i-i wa-ek. William St urges. Jr. has I
t .k.-a Mrs Harriet Kdmonds' 'bouse and !
James Whilcheud l rom Daubury has i
moved iato J. S. Maybcvv's teiiiintbeu.se. i
iih-h was reeentlv vacated by John j
C.u-son. j
l.'ev (.aotare lie tied ict of Haverhill. I
Mass., i, spending a few days wit.li his
aunt, At tss i-.iia i.euedict tn 1 lumtrees.
Mr I'a ipatict preached an interesting ser
i.itiii at the Sunday morning service in
he Congregational church.
Capt James IL Jenkins und wife of Mt
"rnon. N. Y., were in town on Meiiior -
ji ,j.nv.
i he residents on Maple street and the
1 tunitrees road were gii atpy excited ov-
er a runaway horse ait'ichod to a ear
riage with a huly and little child riding,
which proved to he Mrs Augustus Fry
and clnld. Mrs Fry got control of the
horse gomg across the. flat. No damage
done. The old hoise went back home
docile as a Iamb.
Cornelius Mackenzie of Chicago, ill.,
is spending a few days in town.
Itanium's fountain has been put in re
pair and the basin is now tilled with wa
it r. A supply of water to run the foun
taiu in full force would drain the reser
voir in t line.
The water commissioner was busy,
-tundny, putting in new hydrants in the
wesern part of the borough. The water
supply was nil cut fdl" a part of the day.
lr Prank Benedict und family of Sey
mour bus been spending a day or two
v. it.ii the doctor s parents, Mr and Mrs
A. L. I'.eui'dict, on Center street.
Judd Brothers sold an extra tine litter
of eight pigs to W. J. Nichols, the liv
eryman. The pigs were a cross between
a thoroughbred Ked Jersey and a White
t hester.
Home grown strawberries are a short
rop. What, there are w ill llnd a ready
home market.
Mrs Thomas 0. lily died at the home
of her daughter at Redding, Pa., May "28, 1
aged 117 years. She was a sister of Mrs
Ueorge Andrews of Bethel.
Mi .s l.'.ubie J. Carter, nged 11 years, a
laughter of David Carter of Derby, died
it her home on Friday morning, May 2'J,
nftcr an i'driess of man)? weeks duration.
I he funeral services were held at the
house, Sunday afternoon, at -I o'clock, in
Derhr. i be interment, Monday at 12 .'10
o'clock, was in South street cemetery.
Bethel. Miss (. tarter was a erranddauah
tor of Mrs Burr Kdmonds oj lilmwood
rmol c.i strict. Mrs Carter, Chemother
of Kubie, and only daughter of Mrs lid
tnouds, died a little over a year ago in
Florida. Mother and daughter lie. at
rest side by tide. Out sister, father and
grandmother are left, who deeply mourn
their loss.
HUNTINGTON.
TOWN ANI I'KltSONAI- NOTES
Miss Jennie Kdwards spent Hunday at
her home in Isinglass.
P. W. Wooster is improving- his bouse
with a new coat of paint.
Mr and Mrs Meth Williams of Ansonia
were guests at A. S. Smith's, last weelt.
Mrs Henry Wa!p, who ha3 been ill for
some time, was taken to the Bridgeport
Hospital, last week.
Mrs Charles Judion is in Bridgeport
for several days.
The Village Improvement Society is
slive a,ndfioing. Work has begun on the
Pavk fouce and the fountain is to he raised
and set upon a handsome granite base.
Many other much aaedod improvements
are to follow.
The ladies of the Congregational
church aro also alive and are preparing
for an entertainment and supper some
time this month which will uudoubtedly
be a not interesting MVair
Mrs I). A. Nichols has given the Toe-
grcgational church another handsome
Wll:" 5
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fa. as,
I tnKi! IIuml'3 I'ills. 'lilt: I. in. old-fash
;ar-('.,;a.'.l pills, which tear ynu nil lo
.: init in it with ll'jatt'.i. l:asy to tak.i
ami easy to eperatc, is 1 1 ik
of llonri I'ills, whirl) are
up to date in every respeet.
Safe, errlain ami sure. All
ilni(tnisls. 'jr.e. ('. I. Ilond ,t'o., hnwi-II. Mass
Thu only I'ills to take with iiood's Sarsaparilla
prpci-nt. This time it i? in the form of
five iliiz 'n f.ilver knives and forks for the
use of the lidie Aid Society.
TltK WHITK III 1. 1. S 1(1 TKICT.
Mi-is lalsie Nichols is visiting fit her
grand lathers', N. 11. Nichols'.
Miss Abbie .S;ielf.on is Hpenumg a tew
day's 'his week, at Slielton.
Mr Hid .veil drove from Winchester to
vi- il his son in this place, !a:H week, tak
ing I wo days for the j lurney.
.1. 1). Ib'.'W and wife are expected as
guia;'.- at llig.ilaiid latwn, Siiurdiy.
yTRATFORD.
1 1 1 . PI I OP MISS ANNIK A I'PI.PV API).
Ma.- Annie A pp eyard, a well known
young lady, died at her home this week,
i!l,cr an ilmess nl .-nine up. nibs duration,
trim co;i-ua'.it i"ti. Funeral services
weic held from 'iirk-1 ch in eh. She win
lie!', ved by al! who knew her and hei
death Keems particularly sad, just us she
bad ai lived at an fixe when life siem:
f)riglU-t. She "Aas in h'r 21-t 3 ear.
Ai r (inipuiaii of (Ihicao has visited
Mi - Or villi; Curtis.
(. iiai Ies II. Payne ol Kansas, is visiting
I. W. Dufour.
M rs ha rles Lav and familv are ota
,.,lViii their Hummer home at. I 'ul nev.
jdlarson Clark is putting bis sumiiii'r
.. . , r . H
re-adeiice in ot Her, matting quite extiii-
Hive renovations.
j 'pn,: cnteitaimiient for the bent-lit ol
I c1;lllea Turner did noI, proven linalieiai
! sm-pess.
) " 'piieodore Cop, of New Haven, has
, v) Ua-il Stales .ludion. Jr., our popuhn
utmmcy.
i ' i.aiiott. Peck wa elected u resident ot
' eorgaiiiz. d alumni oi the graded School.
I (ieorge A. Kairchiid wa; president, Miss
W mitred Todd secretary , and al is.s (.1 race
! Ih. olii treasurer. They wiil give then
! annual hanqu -t. .lime -lii.
Constable YVakelee arrested a boy ill.
Avon Park recently, for use of abusive
Language, lie forfeited a -if 1 2 bond.
The 'ban tai uqua circle met this week
rt-P b Miss Wolte.
hliiotl. I'ei k ha purchased a building
lot I oval id on Loiigldook avenue, lrom
I i.i id Wohlgemuth.
Mr and Airs Ax tell, of New Voik,
spi til. a. few days wi'.ii t'ai.' paicnla, Mr
.tnd M i s S. A. 1'al tei son.
Mrs Lambert ol Derby lias visited
friends in town.
Charles i I . S ii liiaan anil w ifa a re tiding
new wheels.
The new concrete walk on Main street .
i:id Last. liiViitdway is completed, at.u
ant neoiiic ale Winnie, in"" why thev
i iK,v" not made sucli an lnprovements
:;tg ago. Let, I tie good work go on.
i iin rles J. Hughes lias erected a very
putty granite tablet, at tiie grave of j
.in epb lienry Ihomp.un, m i moa
cemetery.
Ouite a number of our vouni' iieonie
belonging to the Y. P. S. C. K. went to
t.h irraiui raliv at Southi.ort.
There is more or less complaint ol
i,a.,,, (. ,dd inu- on I be sith- wa Iks.
; . im , m
l!i Liichiield County.
WATERTOWN-
Thk OANKKtt wtittM at wuk on tiik
' ' '
The canker worm is making havoc in
a good nutny orchards. Home have been
entirely stripped tif foliage and look as
though a lire had passed through them.
'rlK' eldest son of N til mm llollman
dit il. Saturday aiiei noon, of appendicitis.
l,r Variell pri'd tiriiu-il an operation but
could md, save his hie
Mia4 Cornelia liotehkiss is buildms
hh addition lo le-r resitler.ee. (ieorge II.
Hcott is the contractor.
t ieorge Haskms was Severely injured,
Saturday, hy a fall lrom a bicycle.
Kdward hei'ty has moved into thence
ti nement, house of D. F. 11 innon.
Mi-s Nellie Wnghl o N'orlhviile is ' In-
j i?U'-st of her brother ler a lew day s.
j Uiruiuav pariy given in ,n ish m a i
Filch one dav, this week, brought many
u.o fill and valuable gifts.
Mrs John F. I5.ild.vin bis moved in
i ""r Ul'w llnl1'1' '"' uir"u:u,; uroV1' ! !U'''
i V.'orkmen are titling the residence at
j ' " A 'A iili'un t- Wood, for occupancy the
' c .-ining summer
KENT,
KAIl.HI 1A11 CONTKAIJ TO IIS
I1AVK HA li
1,1 'K.
Tiie contractors for the new railroad
seem to be rather unfortunate in their ef
forts to till up to grade the part i.f the
line passing through the swamp near
Leonard's pond. Last Saturday tiie tres
tle work collapsed and eight ears loaded
wth gravel were tumbled down from a
height of 12 feet into the soft mud below
and a large force of men were occupied
until night in getting them upon the
track again. On Monday almost the
same thing occurred but this time it, was
caused by the shift ing of the bottom tow
ard the pond, allowing the track to set
!e. AT ST ANDKHW'S fill 1.011.
The ladies of St At.drew's Guild will
bold a strawberry and ice cream festival
in Cibbs' ball on Wednesday of licit
werk. A regular supper will be served
fioni (! to 10 p. tu. Everybody is invited
to come and help to make the festival a
sueces?, socially as well as financially.
The ladies are giving tiie church a
thorough cleaning mid renovating, this
I week
HONOUlNli TilK SOl.lHKK nKAli.
Memorial day was observed here with
appropriate services in the hall after
which the graves of the soldier dead were
decorated with fl.nvers and ll ias. A !ar
ger number of people turned out inhonoi
f the dav than has been seen in the past
years and it is hoped that 'be growing
interest, in this day may oe kept op.
Kveryone was pleased to see so man)
el ildren present.
AT TIIK CONOlll'O ATIONAI. ClllltCII.
Kev Mr Stall'ird of S nyniM, N V .who
supplied the pulpit, lust Sunday, haseon
seutod to remain and preach again nex'
Sunday.
S. A. Hall has had a new galvanized
steel roof put on his house and other
needed repairs made.
William Ooodsell, the road inspector,
with the assistance of some of the peo
ple of Good Hill, have improved the road
hy blasting out a lime stone ledije in one
of the steepest pitches of the hill.
CORNWALL BRIDGE.
Memorial day was observed by Greg
ory post, G. A. It , in this village. A
eoiiation was served in Everett's hull,
after which the veterans with their
friends gathered at the Methodist church
to listen to patriotic addresses.
The town road scraper is haing utilized
In repairing the highways, Henry Chap
nann and Nathan Dunbar having control
of id.
Mrs Mary A. Wadhams is in Thonms
ton for a visit with her son.
W.B. Ilincks of Bridgeport spent a
day "fly easting;" for trout in this vicin
ity, last Saturday, with very good re
sults. Several members ef the C. E societr
of this place attended the semi annual
convention of the Housstonie O. Ji. union
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sir, into, a. ill, ii.e lea 1
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I I "I ( 's ju si It ii i di a ol wan
.Mohan- and wool I In i. s,
Ptli r no e 1 1 ii-.- . M . ;. i n " ' .
I 1 1 . 1 ."-i:ots i.iid I II, , I -;
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yaid.
. l-v ehoiee line ol dii,
wool im.ry ..i.v. Hy -ail i ia--il-alile
eol,,; lap'-, lo, t . ; - r p
SI, and on ..!,. lint', id ,' ..- it
Ik aa, I w ool in.
pood. .:.
d to I .,0 p.-t
aplioi.t.d laaa"
put I i'l It - Utl, 1 " I
dlieed llolll ijl, S7
All ol ,,.ii ,-', I
nnii'ke.l down to
liiii.l.a.
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li.e a van ' .
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We've li.'nl Ititelv li.-i.s liaiMdi.-il n.
lii:illill;ii'lill'Ts tlniii I ;ii
(Mill li! ia e i I cliia-i i i u e !
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(lollies til wll.'l ( I lh' nl llil h.'l e i a '
iii.'iniif'iiehirers" loss, no! uiti s. mpl
lull line ol U'ood cloi hill";' 111 1! ('
and the selling is livelv. ( 'nine in, w hei her vnu'iv in a Inning
iiiooil or imi . The tri mm Is nil si la a to I i iia 1 1 i v i II leinjit veil
anil Ihe price. ln' il ahoul (inie iiu'lhal hoy in 1
We have 1 he clot hint;- Tor him.
Stinniier I''i!niishini:s are reailv ainl a line arra
iii. hiliiii
inn
311 Main Cor. Statu V,t. Bridwnj't
in Kllsworfh, last Fridaiv, and report that
the meeting was a grand success.
WASHINGTON.
Aiu.i llallock has taken the contract
for mason work on the lars;e hum of
illiain Jones of atertown. Mr Hal-,
lock expect to complete the job in about j
a month. I
C. 1. Cole has improved his place by
the addition of n fountain.
Turney O'l) il attended the funeral of
m
Castoria is Dr. Samuel I'itelioi-'s iirosoriptiou for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute,
for Paregoric, Irops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee, is thirty years use hy
Millions of Mothers. Castoria is the Children's Panacea
the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
'Castoria Is so well adapted to children that
I rcvommend it as superior to any pivserijrt ion
kuowa to me." H. A. Ahchi:r, St. r..
Ill Sis. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The use of 'Castoria' is so universal and
its merits so well knowu that it seems a work
of supererogation to eiidorse. it. Ft?w are tbo
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
Carlos Mart, Ii. D.,
KowVorkCaty,
Tna Centaub
Jimp 5, 1890.
, MURRAY &C0..
TO V. it. HA I.l, K It).,
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a- Ken a no irl"n elseudiere.
Mr and M - Hdliian Hell of I liidurr
ai d Ml- and M-s lVr,lri..l.- Kii-liio nt
II -oi l. ti dd, ucre the gtn'sis i f Mr atj()
Mrs 11 m y Ki i-l.-ie, Meinorii! day.
at is
Castoria.
Castoria cures Colie, Constipation,
Soar Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes dt
Kestion,
Without injurious medication.
" For Kveral years I. cave reoommende.
(",xstorill,, and shall always continue to do
no, as it has invariably produced beneficla.
results."
Edwin F. Pardek, 51.
lffith Street and 7th Ave Kew "Sort City.
Compast, 77 Mcrhat Street, Kmr Tork Crrr.
a I mm ii i i i i.i. i in ii in i
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"New Haven's Most Pop
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A Complete Stock of Ferry's Ctlebrat-
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DR F. G. ATW00D,
Veterinary Surfjeon & Dentist.
SPKCIALT1ES:
Ctttti-aliiiir, Spavin, Otntistrr, l.Rincnefs
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Office and Vetericary Hospital. Minor
town, Ctb.
ISACD HALLOCK,
Hydrritlic Engineer,
WARXER B'L,DX,BKUH; EGOIST.
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