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passed the Senate and went to the House, and
from the committee on the District of Column
bia Mr.. Rowen made favorable report in
which he said: The rapidly increasing popu-
lation OF the District Of Columbia. as we'll as
the constantly increasing value of real estate,
edmonishes US that if this tract of country is
to be reserved for park purposes the quicker ii
is done the better That this section of the
District, now largely in primitive condition,
ought to be reserved for the use of the public
| in the interest of health and OF making the
national capital as attractive as possible your
committee do not doubt"
SUBSEQUENT EFFORTS.
! In June, 1886, the Commissioners of the Dis.
trict. in report to the Senate District com.
mittee on this same bill. which had been re.
ferDd to them, advocated favorable and imme.
diate action. The Commissioners stated thai
wide from Lyons mills. on Rock creek. to the
boundary Of the District. The quantity Of
land therein was 9l9 acres, and its valuation
| upon the assessors books was S1O9,32
The next effort in the direction Of park es
Enlistment was made by Representative
Rowen in January, 1888, when he introduced
q bill authorizing the District Commissioner.
| to condemn land on Rock creek for the pur
poses OF park. This was followed by Senate,
Beck in April, he introducing bill '.for the
t.;c. II q geological park in the Dis
| In December last Senator Morrill, introduced
a bill having similar title and resembling Mr.
Beck's in its object This measure was tackled
on as an amendment to the District appropria
| ton bill, but an effort made in the same direc
ton, looking to the larger public park" co
tablishment, was failure.
TIE CITIZENS COME TO CONCLUSION.
For the purpose Of urging upon Congress tn,
necessity for such park mass-meeting of tn,
most prominent and philosophical citizens
and TAXPAYERS Of the District was held ON Ian
uary IL, and 81 this meeting permanent exec
utive committee, consisting Of Crosby s. Noyes
G. @. Glover, r. A. Richardson, George E
Lemon, B. h. Warner and A. T. Britton, wa
appointed. The draft Of bill was considered
and it was decided to press to . eonciusion tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-07

EDwARD G. TOWNSEND,
II Teacher Of Elocution.
Correct deep breathing Voice Culture Oatorca and
Dramatic Action. at 1917 18th st. NV. d3l -3rn
Ct. JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, MD
- Eight departments and four courses of study
Preparatory school attached
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
THE PREPARATION OF CANDIDATES FOR
THE NAVAL ACADEMY
d2s-3m THOMAS FELL. A. NJ.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

II RAKArER PIANOS AT HOFFMAN HOUSE CON-
~ certs, New York. In fact had never q piano
Tt. H. JOYCE, Mus Director. G. Il. KUHN, Cen
eral Agent, 407 10th st. NV. do
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many shrubs. vines. and creepers growing
climbing, end trailing through the woods.
Beautiful vistas, artistically arranged. can be
cut through them. exhibiting distant points OF
landscape. while charming promenades can in
vlte the wanderer to seek cooling shades. Ma
t1re has been so rich in her vegetable creation
that the plan OF transplanting trees of large
growth which has been adopted in most of the
modern parks will be unnecessary.
Back from the stream some level plateaus ex-
tend, which can be appropriately employed for
geological and botanical gardens, grounds for
play and parade, and many other useful pur-
poses.
The lay OF the land is such that il admits of
thorough drainage. and the nature of the soil
offers all the facilities for building good roads:
the granite and limestone rocks which are
found outcropping at different points will fur
nisn material Tor their superstructure. In
fact, every facility is offered for laying out and
constructing grand national park
Accompanying this report were surveys and
maps showing localities in great detail.
SENATOR B. oRATz BROWNS ADVOCACY.
This report was not without effect. for the
matter was discussed in the Senate On the 18Th
day Of February Senator p. Gratz Brown called
up Senate bill $40 to provide for the establish
ment and maintenance of public park in tbs
District OF Columbia. Senator Brown wa,
enthusiastic in his support Of the measure Ii
his speech be referred to the fact that no actor
had been taken on the public park question
during the previous Congress, because there
was a lack OF definite information about the
matter. The objection made then no longer
held good.
Il suppose" said he, ''all members of tn,
Senate are familiar enough with the environ
of the city to know the beautiful and romanti,
valleys Of Rock creek. The character of tn,
ground around and adjacent to that stream 4
exactly suited to the purposes We desire. 1t ha
running water; il has rugged hills; il has pic
turesqne scenery; il has abundance of variet
forest timber; il has q native underground
blushing with beauty; IL has the tangled vim,
and the clustering wild flower, and the quie
moses gray with age, and, indeed,
THOUSAND mPRISIs OF NATIVE ADoRSNxx.
that no hand Of art could ever equal in its mos
Initiative mood Moreover, with so much o
atttactiveness in its present uncultured state
At has likewise every capacity for adornmen
and development, and can be made with les
expense than almost any spot Of equal area
nave ever seen within the reach Of a great cit,
one OF the most beautiful resorts In the world
Inc amount OF ground which was surveye,
embraced twenty-seven hundred acres. II vii
not De necessary, however, to take in all o
that ground In order to secure what Is desires
12r the purposes of park in the shape o
@ives, aicoyes, recesses, and places capabl
OF adornment. Fortunately the amount TO b,
embraced Is almost entirely optional. a. tn,
usuation Is such that large omissions may b,
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
GREENFIELD HILL.

The many friends of Mrs A. $. Bibbins will be pained to hear that she is lying dangerously sick at her home. On Sun day, council of physicians was held and, at the present writing, there are slight hopes of her recovery. We hope that, before many days shall have pass ed, these hopes will broaden into reali- ties; for Mrs Bibbins is one of those bright, sparkling, energetic little ladies who can i'll be spared from Greenfield, ,or any other place where their lot may be cast.
 Dr A. N. Phillips of Stamford spent Sunday in town with Rev Dr G. 5. Plum ley.
 Edward Sturges of Scranton, Penn., is visiting the old homestead. MT Sturges drove the entire distance from Scranton to Greenfield.
 William E. Gardner, now located at New Canaan, spent Sunday in town. The meeting of the Greenfield reading circle, appointed for September 17, is postponed to September 24. The next meeting of the debating club is appointed for September 26 at 8 p m. Master Robert Fulton of New York is visiting his grandmother, Mrs Campbell.
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GREENS FARMS.

No meetings of the Farmers club have been held since April, but it is expected that they will be resumed before long.
 A meeting of the stockholders of the Greens Farms Creamery Co. was to have been held at !the residence of John H. Jennings, Thursday, to complete organ ization and elect officers. The capital stock of the association, which is all sub scribed in Greens Farms, is $2500. The name of the association is to be the Greens Farms Creamery Co. and the creamery building is to be located in or near the center. The milk of 165 COWS has already been promised and more may be obtained if needed to run the cream cry at it's full capacity. The work of construction will commence soon, but butter making will probably not be en- gagged in until next Spring.
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STEPNEY.

W. 5. Powell, who has been in the de- pot with Station Master stephen French for about year, has gone to New York to fill position there.
 Mrs Willard Oliver and family have visited Mrs Patchen at the depot.
 Station Agent French runs the livery stable formerly kept at Stepney Depot by F. Hitchcock.
 k. B. Wheeler has returned to Milford to work for Baldwin & Lamkin.
 George R. Scott of the New York Wit ness, who was advertised to lecture in the Methodist church, Sunday evening, was detained by the death of q friend. It Is hoped that he may be secured for some date in the near future.
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LYONS PLAIN.

Rev Mir Hamilton of South Norwalk preached in Emmanuel church, Sunday. Report says that Rev A. N. Lewis has a parish In view.
 We welcome home the doctor from his wedding tour, offering him and his bride sincere congratulations.
 Mrs John McCullum has visited friends in Bridgeport.
 Miss M. Alice Gulick started from Good Hill on Thursday, 18th, for Atlan- tic City, where she expects to teach for the ensuing year. We wish her success In her new position al teacher and may prosperity crown all her labors.
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 There is a glass larnp-cllirll- ney so tough that it almost never breaks in use. It is oi the finest glass; itsis also per fectin form and action.
 The glass costs several times as much as common glass. The chimney costs two or three times as much as others to make; the dealer, ofcourse, has to pay for it; but he can afford to sell it as usual. Some object to it. Cant afford to sell it,n they say; but they can It brings good vii" of more value than all their brittle chimney profits, good profit besides.
 "Pearl-top" @ is the chimney; made V by Mac beth & Co.,, Pittsburgh.
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oRoNooUE.

Asaph Blakslee is driving team for II. J. Roberts, delivering paper and bring ing back stock.
 z. C. Beard and wife spent sunday in Easton.
 F. W. Wilcoxson has raised the finest crop of peaches ever seen in this vicinity and has found ready sale for them at high prices. He estimates his loss by the late storm at $50, the later varieties being badly bruised and decayed. Mrs Wilmot c. Wheeler and family of Trumbull have visited her mother, Mrs F. F. Curtiss.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs George Hitchcock visits relatives in Boston.
 Capt Chase will not accompany his ship on it's next voyage, but is to be su- perintendent of the yard at Eaton, Cole and Burnham's. He will reside on La fayette street.
 Samuel B. Beardsley, formerly of Mon- roe, is employed at Eaton, Cole & Burn hams.
 It has finally been decided to admit re- porters to the meetings of the police com missioners, who, however, reserve the right to go into executive sessiou for oor- tain business.
 Ten firemen have been dropped from the city's payroll.
 As the result of fines, nearly S200 was paid into the police court, Monday morn ing.
 Lyceum hall has been we'll filled, not withstanding the storm, during the first grand fair of St Patrick's parish.
 Prosecuting Attorney Chamberlain is in the midst of a two weeks tour of Can ada, accompanied by his rod and gun.
 While nearly every other town in the State is preparing booths and ballots for voting, according to the new law, Bridge port has decided to do nothing in this line until the November election. Only the prohibitory amendment is to be yot- ed on in Bridgeport, next month.
 The wife of Rev George w. Peterson died of consumption, Sunday.
 The monumental yard of F. l.. Warren near the depot has been bought by T. M. Parity of New Canaan. Mir Warren made an assignment July P and Charles J. Hughes of the Stratford monumental yard, who was named as trustee, sold the property September 10.
 F. II. Jackman of this city and A. J. Hull of Stepney, chums and classmates at the Worcester Academy, returned to Worcester, Wednesday.
 Mrs George w. Ferris spent last week with her mother-in-law, Mrs Henry Lyon of Bedding Ridge; a very enjoyable visit
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20

\ funny incident happened at Proctor's op- era house, the other evening. A bald-headctl gentleman who occupied seat in the orches. trn row attracted considerable attention when ho removed his hat. The people who sat di- rcctly behind him noticed something sticking disturbed tho nu<lenee. An usher came for ward and. upon ascertaining the casase of the morrimatlf. politeiy removed the object from
 the nantlcnnn's head. Ipr0ved to be stick <r enli mon it wns printed, "I(enry N: Ayros h6S ft8 iInoAt lino o{ bo0fe. snQes and sitppers M tNH city. n0n1 forget 70 ket uoNet 0l1 fH6f bea1ifff0l DaYlor stove which we are Yo' TIT Co HiYt aw4y, next month. S
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uOUSATONIC R R
MAIN LINE June 10. 1889

June 10. 1889 BRIDGEPORT North 0S, le O5 m. 50. 6 p m; freight. ,. To go a m. 9 30 m. Sunday.7 90 m Arrive 6 50, g 40 m, F i5. go. u5. 20 pm Sunday mi;k 20 r m; fr-ish ht 15 a m. 4 l5 pun
 TRUMBULL LCHURCH--North , 20*.7 l9* 10 40 a Tn; 6 l5, g 55S p m. Sunday : 42 m S"uih. 6 3S. 6 2S+ a m, i2 0l 5 45*. SIS, 9 06* P rn. Sunday milk ' 06* P m.
 LONG HILL. North 35*, 25s, 10 b5 a m; 6 23*, 10 10 p m; Sunday 49 m South 3l. 22. II B ID, 3 :s0s. 6 A 9pm. Sunday milk, 6 8 p m. SfEPNEY-North 3 50.7 3I. 10 p. II 10 m; 6 3S. 10 9 p in sunday 55 III South 3 30 6 27. g Is, II 30 m 3 20. 6 3S. $ D p m Sunday milk 6 54 p m BOTSFORD-North 25. Il. 10 B. Il 40 m; , IS. 6 90. 10 45 p m; Sum day s 05 a m South 15, Is. 9 los. II 40 a m. 3. 6 2i. s 45 p m. Sunday milk 42 p
 VIEWPOINT Worth $ 90. A. 10 43 a m. 12 m; 26. %. II co in; sunday s l3am Souih %. 6 10. g O., II 32 am. 2 40. 4 I5. 6 12. s g p m; sunday milk 6 30 m.
 'HAWLEYVILLE-North7 5s.S 03 10 52 n III, 12 30, 5 34. ' 10. II 15 m. sun day s 25 m Sonih 2 40. 6 O2. 54 II 25 m. 20. O7, 5 5S. s 30 D m sunday milk 16 p m. Leave for Bethel s 55. II 30 a m. 20. 2. ' O4 p m Sunday 4 52 pm From Bethel s l5. 10 B m. 33. U5. Is D m, Sunday 29 m.
 BROOKFIELD -Nmth SOC. .S45 II 01 a m. 12 B, 5 A. ' 20. II A D m. Sunday s 31 m. South 2 II. 3 B. 8 45 II l5 a m. 12 B. 3 5S. 5 fl. 20 D m. Sunday milk 02 m. For Danbury. $. s 0S. 8 47. II IT m. OO, 45. 8 9 p m
 DANBURY-Arrive 6 15. 8 20. 02. II g h. 57. 40 p ID. Leave 5 8. ' 45 30. 10 45 m, 40, 5 l5, p m. DANBURY & NORWALK DIVISION. BETHEL. frcm Danbury. 6 36. 6 42. ' fl 9 13 m. l2 07, 3 43. 5 g. $ 26. l2. 8 3S p m For Danbnry 50. 2 b5. 10 IA 2 m. l 10. 26. 56. 6 30, ' 37. II 19. 25 p m. For Hawl-yville co 10 19 m. 15. 3 50. 5 5S pm From Hawleyyille 9 10. II 45 m. 8 B. IT, ' 20pm
 BEDDING. North ' 47. 10 06 a m, O3, l3. 30. II II p m. South 4S. 9 20 m, l2 l3. 5 49. 32 pm.
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HOYDEN'S HILL.

Mr and Mrs Elmer Bulkley of Cross Highway have visited w. c. Bulkley.
 Mrs Madison Wakeman is confined to her bed, but is improving slowly.
 Mrs A. Jennings visits Judson Boards ley and her brother, David Wakeley.
 Mrs Jesse Wheeler has visited her mother, Mrs c. A. Jennings.
 Wilbur Beardslcy of Chestnut Hill has tried the compound oxygen treatment 1t Bridgeport and is somewhat improved in health.
 Master Ell c. Jennings has been II.
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vsAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given to the Taxpayers of the Town of Newtown, that the Collector will meet them to receive the Taxes on the List of lsss Of said ToWn or newt9wn as followsyiz tember I0 1889, from to F o'clock In Sandy Hook, at the store of M. B. Terrill X Co.,, from , to 5 n IA on the same day. Wednesday, September II at the store of Richard Shepard, in Dodgingtown, from 10 a m to F m. Also on same day at Gregory's Orchard from 2 to 3 D m and at Marshall Sears store in Hunting town, from to D m. will also meet them at the Town Clerks Office ill Newtowr, every Saturday beginning September IA, until Octo- ber ,, from g q m to D m. All taxes remain ing unpaid after the 10th of October will be subject to an addition of nine per cent per an mum, from the time when the said Taxes be- came due and the lawful fees and charges for collection. C FORGE H. BOTSFORD, Collector, August 9, lSS9.
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Electris Bittsrs.

This remedy Is becoming so we'll known and so popular ila to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.--A purer medicine does not exist nnd 1t Is guaranteed 10 do all that Is cIaiufed- Electric BItfers will cure all dis eAses Of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove 30ne caused by impure bioOd.--Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well a9 cnro kjl Malarial fevers-For cure of Electric Hifters Entire satiamction guara5l. te8tl. or ut0I1ey refund .-- Price 5Q cts and t1.o0 per b0ft1e 1t E. F. HawIey's Drugstore.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
LONG HILL.

$. !. Burroughs tried his new cider machinery for the first time, last Friday. He found it to work satisfactorily.
 l.. G. Reers Is administrator with the will annexed on the estate of Alonzo sherman.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
CHESTNUT HILL.

William E. Waller is filling his new silo.
 Mir and Mrs Origen F. Downs and fam fly of Bethel were on the hill, last week.
 Miss Mary Beach has visited in Bridge nnrt
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
q, HE NEwTowN BEE FoREyERl-Thecler.

THE NEWTOWNB BEE EEFOREyERi-TheCIer-
 k gy place themselves in a ridiculous po- sition in claiming that Christ came into the world to show mankind the only way to hap. piness but that he failed to show them how to conduct q religious meeting. The subscri. Der claims that he did show them how in eve ry particular, when a child in the Temple. Ii children were allowed the inherent right to publicly ask questions, as Christ did in the Temple, as well as to answer them, they would soon drive Talmage and all other Sunday speakers from the pulpit. WM. PLATT, New town.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
NEW YORK a NEW ENGLAND R R

November II, 1888
 HAWLEfVlLLE-Eas ' 55. II B m 06 pm West B m, 2 45. 6 l5 m. NEWTOWN-Easi fS a sn. fl2 04. 1T 10 pm West fS 4S m. f6 10 P m SANDY HOOK-East s O6 m l2 10. Is pm. west 42 m. 2 s4. 6 O5 pm SOUTHBURY-Isa-t Is m. F 19. ' 25 pm West s 32 m. 2 24. 55 p m
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" pounds; or would exchange an odd OK for a pair of good workers. Inquire of or ad dress MORTIMER HUBBELL x SONS, Bir. mingham, Conn.
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WARNER, CLARK
 & TAYLOR.

Warner, Clark & Tay- Tor wish to close out some odds and ends of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, etc. and have collected and put on a counter these lots which will be sold without regard to cost.
 Boys Knee Pants, 25c.
 IA & 15 years Boys Cottonade Coats,
 were $2, now S1. 9 " Cottonade Coats,
 were S1, now 50c. II < 12 years Boys Cass. Suits,
 were SC, now S2 30. 10 & II years Black Fancy Suits,
 were SIP, now S5. Boys Satinett Fancy Suits,
 were S6, now S3. Straw and Cloth Hats Half Price.
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 SOMETHING NEW IN DENTISTRY. Artificial Teeth inserted the next moment after extracting, the impression being taken and the teeth mads the day before. Avoid the annoyance of sore gums and the embarrassment of going toothless for days and weeks and try our perfect method. 4 perfect fit guaranteed; prices tho sams. TEETH FILLED WITH GOLD, $lup
 CLEANED, .75c
 It. HXTKAETEDsz = 25c VITALIZED AIR AdIn1 n1n1stereds 50c The VifAliz0d 4 IT. lflEa the air we breathe is perfectly HARMLESS and can be taken by any one, young or O1d- s A SET or TEETH, < S5 HEST SET OF TEETH, ,W4ARRANIED. SS There is no BFTTER made, no inatter how much you pay. People from abroad can come in the morning and Wear their new teeth home tIae same day. All work WarTantefls
 IT This uf1ico is permanent located
 oRVILIsE HM<yToR. D. D.s..
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 are Willing to Testify to the Benefit Derived from it's Use.
 The home treatment of compound oxygen is sent by express to all parts ot the country at the expense of the per son ordering it. It con sists of a supply of compound oxygen tor eight weeks treatment, with an inhaling ap- paratus and with full and explicit directions for use. The price is $l5; if sent C. o. q. the cost of collection will be added to the express charges; terms cash E. w. Hartmann, M.D., 123 Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. We give below extracts from q few of the many testimonials we have. Was laid up with RHEUMATISM for E3 months. After nine weeks treatment ain GU rSg ed. Can attend to my business IS nsnai " f
 W.H. .GUNDERMAN, sss \
 Cor. Houston and Main sts. ss. Have had rheumatism for years. Have talk en two months TREATMENT. My Thenna- tism has left me and my general health much improved. J. H. EDDY, BAT Broad. st. Have never found it to fail to relieve and re- move speedily, the COLDS so common in our climate. w. E. HALL. am now feeling so well that must say that I think the COMPOUND OXYGEN TREAT MENT is the best thing to vitalize and tone up the system that ever tried
 MRS E. H. FRENCH,
 264 Myrtle ave.
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sHEpAuG R R

Junr I3s I6SJ- HAWLEYvlLLk-N North B. 10 57 m. 5si0 D n. sunday. O5 p m Arrive 8 52 a m. A m. Saturday only 6 POI m.
 SHEEP AUG-Nnrtt g o6. *II @ m. *5 B pm sunday : l9 a m. Ss,nih s 3S m. s 40. *4 % p m- Sunday
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All kinds of Cemetery Work, in Gran- ite or Marble, from artistie dssirns and bsst stock in tho market, at reasonabie prieV es. Designs furnished on application. Eettsr, ing in Cemeteries q spsciaIsys Write ibr infor|; nation or corne and see us.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
NEW HAVEN & DERBY n. I
 F-hrunry {, isS9

BOTSFORD Js~av~ II n am. s 90 D m
 Arrive 10 go . m, 5 20 p m SHELTON Wert 2 s n. 91 ? m:
 Kzst 1a n, 2 a2 ? m- NEW HAYKN-Leate 90 u. @ D u
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MT and Mrs George $. Adams entertain their daughter, Mrs Morris Wakeman of Portland, Oregon.
 Editor Jones attended the Weekly Press association meet at Winsted, Mon- day.
 A paralytic shock has deprived Mum son Perry of the use of one side and has affected his speech.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20

NYONE thinking of buylng q new wagon "A or carriage should get prices of D. G. BEERS < CO.,, Newtown, before investing. They will astonish you with their prices tor wagons, from the standard manufacturers. IrOR SALE-My Place in Monroe, near Elm II Street. New House, Barn and other out buildings. Can be bought at bargain and on easy terms. If not sold before September l, will be rented. Gall on or address c. N. CUR TISS, or w. E. GOAN, Long Hill, Conn. sIrOR SALE-One good Farm Horse, price
 T $100, can be seen at the farm of c Beach TrumbuIl Center. One two-Seated extension top Surrey in good conditIon, price $100. One Cahill blow suIky, price $25. One of the Con- gregational church horse sheds, price $I5. Call on or address WM. o. BEACH, Daniels Farm, TTumbull, Conn.
 NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hold IN ing contracts on roads that they shall have said roads ill good repair before Septem- Der 15 1880. Per order, PATRICK KEATING, Road inspector. Newtown, August 29, lSS9
 NOTICE-The business formerly conducted IN byI.J. Wells X Son will be continued at the old stand by Wells Bros. who, thanking the public for generous patronage in the past, re- spectfully solicit a continuance. New goods will be put in and old stock sold at low. prices Y. B.-All accounts with Wells < Son must be settled on before Dec. l, 1889. WELLS BRO THEIRS, Sandy Hook.
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OHIc6 dHu HHS1u6nc6, Sandy HOOK. TELEPHoNE CoNNECTIoNs.--Calls for Hawley- Vile and vicinity left at Hawleyyille Hat shop or Depot; Glen, Bennetts and Bab- bitt,s Bridge. Little York and vicinity at N. E.D Depot, Sandy Hook. Office hours, to 9 A. M, F M to ,, ' to s P. NJ.
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HARNESS

of which will please yons { among flleni is my shining pole, which is warranted to fit my! Wagoll and not get loose fklfl mi ftla. nrfc 41x5