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Ice cream for sale in the parlors Of Mrs
LII. S. Shaw, Saturday afternoon and ey-

Ice cream for sale in the parlors of Mrs
Ii. S. Shaw, Saturday afternoon and ev-
ening.
DR. Tatlock, arebdeacon of Fairfield
county,will preach in Christ church, Sun
day at 2 m. The well known reputa-
tion of DR. Tatlock as an eloquent preach
er ought to insure him good congrega-
ton.
Ben Bradley has vacation of two
weeks, which he is spending with his
mother, Mrs f. j. Bradley, on the Ridge.
J. E. Miller and family started for
Compo Mills, Monday, to camp out for a
week.
Married, Sunday evening, August 2, at
the M. E. parsonage by Rev d. Taylor,
Alfred Bresson of Danbury to Miss Min
ME Burr of Bethel.
Therewill be preaching at Whitehead s
hall on Sunday evening at 30 by Rev
D.Taylor.
William F. Couch has bought the
Charles Hill place.
Theodore Adams of Springfield was in
town, Tuesday.
The Thomas Sanford place has been
sold to New York parties, who will take
possession soon. Mrs Sanford and fami-
ly will move to New Haven, where they
will take up their residence permanently.
Thus this venerable homestead, which
has been in the Sanford family for three
generations, will pass into the hands of
strangers. "Sic transit gloria mundi.''
The child of Charles Nordman, which
has been sick for two weeks, died, Mon
day. The little one suffered terribly hay
ing lain in commissions 9 hours at time
and death came as happy release. This
makes six children which Mr. Nordman
has lost and the bereaved parents deserve
the deepest sympathy in their affection
The funeral took place, Tuesday, E. P
Shaw officiating and the burial was in the
Ridge cemetery.
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SOUTHPORT.

Mrs Elisha Wheeler is having new
blinds put on her house.
Mrs DR. Wooster is an invalid.
Mrs Janet Lewis is failing.
Miss Lucy j. Munson has been here.
John Brennan and bride are housekeep-
ing on Hulls' Hill in the house with Ed
son Mallory.
Miss Martha Stowe is in Armenia, n.
Y.
Mrs EllaStanley Of Hartford and broth
er, Jay Scott, are with their grandmoth-
err, Mrs Polly Stowe.
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HUNTINGTON,

DR. and Mrs Gould A. Shelton of Shell
ton, Miss Dotten eros Claude of Nash
vile, Tenn, Miss Grace M. Cogswell of
Bridgeport, Harry Foote and Harry G..
Steward of Bridgeport have been guests
at Bonnihrook during the present week.
A party of the South End bicycle club
of Shelton made pleasant call on D. Ii.
Chatfield, the other afternoon, at Bonni-
brook.
S. w. Linsley has visited his brother,
Rev j. c. Linsley of Woodbury..
Miss Blanche Judson of Oakland, Cal,
has visited Charles Judson.
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The Sunday school of ST. Peters
church will picnic at Parlor Rock on
Wednesday next. August II, with Trim
ity Sunday school of Newtown, st.
Johns, Sandy Hook, and st. Pauls,
Huntington.
u. Grant Houston of Princeton, N. j.,
delivered an interesting lecture ON his
trip to the Holy Land, Tuesday evening,
at the Congregational church.
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REDDING.

John Reynolds has steady work at Put
nam Park keeping the grounds in order.
He has in his possession an English pen
ny bearing the image Of George II and
the date 1892. It was found near one OF
the old fire backs in the park.
A party Of drove up to George Sher-
mans, IN carriages, Sunday, from VIII
ton, accompanied by Mrs Sherman, who
had been spending few days with friends
there.
On the occasion of DrTatlock's visit to
Christ church, Sunday, it is expected ar
rangements will be made for supplying
the church with q rector.
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DEERFIELD.

George B., Helena d. and nj. Edith
Cowles of New Britain have visited here
and in Redding.
Miss Selma Thomas of Rye, N. Y, Wis
its Miss Alice I.Nichols.
Miss Hattie E. Jennings was chosen
by the school meeting for teacher for the
coming year.
Mrs Hezekiah Elwood has visited her
mother, Mrs Leroy Meeker of Cross High
way.
Reuben Stowe has a new horse.
Mrs Charles Nichols and daughter
have visited Mrs Hosmer Dowd.
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HOYDEN'S HILL.
ldrew Jennings is sick

Andrew Jennings is sick.
Misses Josie and Minnie Wakeman Wis
it friends in Weston.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Jennings and son
havc'visited his brother Martin.
Mrs Converse and daughter of Bridge
port are at Mrs w. F. Lockwood's.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Wheeler visited her
mother, Sunday.
Miss Minnie Banks has entertained her
cousin, Miss Ada F. Jennings.
w. G. Buckley is able to be on his milk
route again.
Mr. and Mrs Everett b. Sherwood visit
his mother at Rockaway Beach, L. I.
Morris Gould, who had been i'll but a
short time, died August IL.
Chester Jennings and lady of Bridge
port were at Andrew Jennings, Sunday.
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LYONS PLAIN.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Rogers and son of
Stratfield were guests of Mrs S. Maria
Banks, Sunday.
Mrs John Williams has visited her
brother, viii White, in East Norwalk.
Rev DR. Tatlock of Stamford will preach
in Emmanuel, Sunday, 9th. Services at
10 40. 1t is also expected that Rev Mr.
Wayne of Staten Island will be present
at both morning end evening services.
The annual picnic of Redding and Ly-
on's Plain will be held at Sherwoods
Mills, Compo, Thursday, 18th.
Mrs L. E. Hoyt, Miss M. E. Hoyt and
Milton Hoyt spent last week with Mrs
F. E. Sflliman in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs T. w. Treadwen were
guests of his uncle, j. A. Treadwell of
Tashua, Sunday.
Mrs Augustus Nichols and Miss Ella
Merwin of Fairfield Woods have visited
Mrs Mary Y. Banks.
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LONG HILL.
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

The excitement of the day lin this place
at least, seems to be the liquor question,
judging from what we see and also from
what has been in print. TO get the BEN
eft of this, one ought to live in the CEN
ter of the place, where the effects of it
are mostly seen. That these saloons are
run contrary to and in spite of all law is
only too plainly seen. Each writer has
his view of the subject and seems very
decided. One may read the English lam
guage and yet misunderstood the writer.
We read the words, not thoughts and few
are mind readers. Whether these writ
ers write for argument or not, we are not
posted. This town is ''no license" What
is the use of law, if it cannot be enforc-
ed. "F'' says the people want it, or they
would stop it or Eve would add are in
different as to the name and condition of
our pleasant little village. II 81" is ac-
quainted with the town, he must know
that Long Hill is the only village in the
town that will harbor these saloons. Not
a great while since, "a man went to Bridge
port and, when he returned, the conduc-
tor asked the police, who kindly helped
him onto the train, where he should put
the man off and received this reply, so,
Long Hill | guess; that's where they all
come FROM Is that the reputation this
pleasant village must bear? 1t is not an
unusual thing to be woke up and kept
awake by these people. Things have also
got to the pass where it is unpleasant and
even unsafe for ladies to go out evenings
without an escort. A few evenings ago,
couple of young ladies were out and
nearly fell over a couple of men lying
PROSTATE across the walk, Their condit-
ion can better be imagined than describ
ed. s'L' thinks, insinuates very strong
ly, that stF'' is neither sensible" nor
'spracticab1e" in his views. We do not
consider that ssF'' is monarch of all he
surveys" nor is he alone in his views and
opinions. Neither are these people
sscranks.'' Furthermore, if these sellers
have understood that they are to be SIM
ply fined and go on unmolested, they are
fast changing their minds. One, at least,
has acknowledged that he shall have to
give up soon, as funds are running low.
And we have very little respect for the
person who will, by loan or mortgage,
furnish these men with money TO help
them out. If these men have come here
because they have been driven out OF
other places, then they can be made to
pull up and pitch their tent somewhere
else and, if not by one way, then by
another. '.Ln says this way is not prac-
ticable, as majority Of the practicable
and sensible men of the place agree. All
right and we'll. Then step forward, We
who know the better way. Weare ready,
yea, anxious, to learn this better way.
Come forward, show your temperance
badge. Help to rid the town Of these
nuisances and save the place from the
name it has had and, we are sorry to say,
has rightly earned. -[Not ssF.n
The Davenport church Of New Haven
will be at Parlor Rock, this week Friday
and the church of the Assumption, An
sonia, Saturday.
The NJ. T.. Sunday school expects to
picnic at Meadows End, Wednesday,
l2th; il stormy, the next day.
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FAIRFIELD,

81 have as yet formed no plans for the
future in regard to my business or the
disposition of my buildings on the prop
erty l still retain," said j. D. Toomey.
81 have received no official notification
of the intention of the company to give
me new side track. although such an
impression appears to have been spread
abroad" Should Mr. Toomey buy the
store and barn from the railroad, as he
probably will, room for them may be
found on his remaining property, though
it may be necessary to move the house
also. The property for which Mr. Too
mey gets $25, 800 consists of two pieces !;
$1,000 is allowed for strip 153 feet wide
by 400 long, containing 263 square rods,
on the north side of the track and $24,-
500 for strip 135x400, on the south side
of the track, 242 square rods, including
the side track and switch, the store, barn
and coal sheds and the private crossing.
Now is the time to place your Winter
orders for coal with E. W. S. Pickett.
ktubOhtO bCldho, an Aoalidh hiiiCu hSaI
the rubber factory, last week, was buried
in Bridgeport at the expense of the rail-
road.
Frederick N, Hurd, whose death oc-
Cured, last week Wednesday, was one
of the older men of the town, worthy the
support and confidence of his fellow men,
He was native of Monroe, but went tC
New York to engage in business. In
hating and dry goods, he amassed a com
Portable fortune and his wealth was es
timated at $75, ZOO when he came to Fair
field, nearly a score of years ago. He
bought the John Buckingham place anC
has since lived there with his family. He
has been selectman of the town and wa:
also tax collector. He invested largely
in unfortunate speculations, in steam
ships and otherwise,a few years ago anC
lost most of his fortune. Mr. Hurd sui
fered with consumption for long time
and had wasted to a mere shadow. His
final sickness lasted but little over {
week and the news of his death was {
surprise to many. The funeral occurred
on Saturday, Rev WIS. Jones of St. Paul
church conducting services at the hous
at 10 m. The body was taken to Mon
roe for interment, services being held a
the grave at l m. Besides a wife, one
Miss Wakeman, cousin of Andrew z
Wakeman, Mr. Hurd leaves son Eugene
painter at j. A. Slayback's shop and
daughter, Miss Julia.
E. w. S. Pickett has taken the agenc
for one of the choicest coal mines. Don
, fail to give him your order.
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SPORT HILL.

Mr. Duinkerke preached grand SER
mon at the union service at the Baptist
church, Sunday evening.
The Dairy Maids Drill was a success
in every way, adding the fine sum of $s3
to the treasury of the ladies' aid society.
There is talk of repeating it in the Fall.
j. w. Sherwood has been quite sick,
but is improving.
Mr. and Mrs B. L. Beers spent Sunday
in Birmingham.
DR. and Mrs Monson were in town, Sun
daV.
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STRATFORD.

The committee of the graded school
have engaged Sedgwick Mather as prin-
cipal for the coming year, to succeed
Wilfred M. Peck. Mr. Mather is young
man about q years old, unmarried and
well recommended from his last engage
ment.
So vigorous was the remonstrance that
Emory Judson withdrew his application
for license.
The Congregational Sunday school pic
niced at High Rock on Wednesday.
Miss Annie Caywood, formerly tele-
graph operator at our station, has been
appointed station agent at Milford. Miss
Caywood has been operator at Milford
since leaving here.
Pequonnock lodge, No. g., O. U. A. NJ,
had good time in the Town hall, We'd
nesday evening. Visitors from neighbor-
ing lodges were present.
Augustus Plumb will receive a hand
some share of the estate of the late Rod
ney Curtis of Bridgeport, being one of
the nearest relatives.
Mrs Richard Thompson, we'll known
member of the M. E. church, who died,
last week, after long and painful ill
ness, left two daughters and four sons to
mourn her loss.
Edward johnson and wife of New
York and Rev George johnson are spend
ing short time with Mrs Van Voorhis
on Elm street.
Mrs E. r. Silliman has gone to Detroit
for few weeks.
William Nash is seriously i'll at his
home on Stratford avenue.
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EASTON.

Mrs Emma Carr, Miss Annie C.Burr and
Miss Edith Burr of Brooklyn have been
recent guests of Mrs III. w. Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs Saltsgiver of Bridgeport
and mother, Mrs Lockwood, are guests
of S. N. Osborne.
Miss Maud Silliman returns home from
a weeks visit in Westport, accompanied
by her friend, Miss Nellie Elwood.
DIR Munson and wife of Bridgeport
were at William Sherman's, Sunday.
Beach Hill and family of Trumbull Wis
it Edward Hill.
Mrs Snowden and daughter of New
York are spending two weeks with Mrs
Schuchardt at Eli Winton's.
Miss Frances Thompson of Bridgeport
is for a few weeks at Mrs Baldwin
Beach's.
Mr. and Mrs Lockwood of Bridgeport
visit Mr. Van Vert.
A little daughter is welcomed at S. r.
Wells's.
Mrs Edward Hawkins is quite sick.
Miss Elosia Selleck is in Woodbury..
Mrs p. b. Parmelee and Miss Georgia
Knapp have been at Mrs M. s. Clark's in
South Britain.
Master Eddie Platt Downs is with his
grandmother, Mrs Harriet Garfield.
Recent guests at w. f. Selleck's: Mrs
Gould of Bridgeport; Masters Frank and
Harry and Miss Oracle Scofield of Bos-
ton; John Beach and wife and Miss Mag
gle Mallette Of Stratford; Miss Emma
Warner of Bridgewater.
John Hull Is quite sick with dysentery ;
his daughter, Mrs Lester Fanton, has
helped care for him.
Mrs e. Fl. Bradley recently entertained
Mrs G.. b. Tucker and mother, Mrs l.. ID.
Gilmore.
Rev w. M. Weeks and family we're re-
cent guests of G. B. Tucker.
w. C. Sanford and E. Whitehead have
bought all the grass on Flirt hill owned
by Charles Wheeler.
Mrs Anna Bowdy and daughter Maud
have been with Easton friends.
There will be no services in the Baptist
church on the second and third Sundays
Of August, as the pastor will take a much
needed vacation and visit his parents al
Cape Cod, Mass.
Miss Belle Jones Is nursing patient al
the house Of Burr Curtis Of Bridgeport
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ASPETUCK.

Born, July 30, a son to Mr. and Mrs
Jerome Abbott.
Charles Coley, the stone mason, is
quite sick with heart trouble.
William Ferris has lost one of his
horses.
George Ferris is laying stone wall with
Ferris and Wakeman; they are at work
for o. B. Jennings of Fairfield.
Miss Fannie Downs is visiting her
grandmother in Weston.
Mrs Daniel Parrack has been quite
sick.
Miss Lottie Parrack has been with
friends out of town.
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WESTPORT.

Miss Nellie Bradley of New York
spent Sunday at home; Mr. and Mrs Will
liam ii. Belden of Bridgeport at Ell. III.
Belden's.
Mr. and Mrs Fred W. Hurlbutt of New
York visit A. S. Hurlbutt.
Bishop Williams will visit Trinity
church on Friday evening, September %.
Lloyd Nash intends starting his cider
mill on Friday.
Miss Wilcox of Hartford has visited
Mrs NJ. w. Wilson.
Miss Emma DeSousa of Beverly, Mass,
is boarding at Amzi Iockwood's.
William G. Staples has been at Lake
George.
Miss Grace Mabie of Paterson, N. j.,
visits at the residence of Edward A.
Nash.
The circle of the M. E. church met,
Tuesday evening, with Royal w. Ray
mond.
Miss Abbie Crawford and Miss Sadie
Buck visit friends in Rome, n. Y.
f. M. Lees has returned from his visit
at Saratoga.
Miss Hettie Sherwood has visited
friends in Brooklyn.
Mrs Isbell and Miss Josie Isbell, Mrs
Wood and Miss Wood of Brooklyn, NY,
have visited Mrs Deborah Bradley.
The West Saugatuck school house is
undergoing repairs.
The Capt M. Depuy, Capt Aliens new
steamer, arrived, Friday and will COM
mence trips at once.
Five hundred and twenty niue pers ons
from this place went on the union picnic
to Glen Island, last week Thursday; al
though stormy, an enjoyable time was
had by all.
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PLATTSVILLE.

Rev Mr. Weeks, wife and son, Rev d.
J. Ogden and Rev Mr. Duinkerke and
family were entertained, last week Thurs
day, by Mr. and Mrs Edward Seeley.
Mr. and Mrs Eli Godfrey and son are
guests of Mrs A. M. Godfrey.
III. Mckenzie has finished his new barn
and his family will occupy it during the
warm weather.
Arthur Gregory of Reading, Penn, and
Miss G. Coleman of Bridgeport were
guests of G. b. Gregory and sisters, Sun
day.
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WHITE HILLS.

w. w. Wheeler gave brief history of
the camp at an entertainment of the Bir-
mingham Sons Of Veterans, Friday even
ing.
Warren G. Hubbell and Will L. Jones
and wives, Misses Verona Hubbell and
Sadie Shelton have been in Saratoga, this
week,
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SOUTHPORT.

Mrs Z. 2. Curtiss and family are at the
Warren house, Watertown.
Trinity church was opened. Sunday.
The services were the first held since
June IA. Rev DR. Guilbert preached two
powerful sermons and the church was
crowded at both services.
Lawyer E. Livingstone Wells has gone
on bicycle tour to Rutland, VT, and
Lake George, in company with DR.
Brooks III. Wells and J. Gulick of New
York city.
Mrs Currant of Richmond, Va, is Wis
iting Miss C. NJ. Bulkley.
Rev DR. Guilbert is away on his yaca-
ton. He will be absent about three
weeks.
The property of r. P. Curtis and o. T.
Sherwood, formerly the Black lot, has
been improved by moving off the grass
and cutting down shrubs, etc.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Charles
w. Wells was baptized in Trinity, Sum-
day.
Friday evening services in Trinity will
be omitted till further notice.
The annual business meeting of the
Four O'Clock club was held at Washing
ton hall, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs w. B. Dayton and Hughes Day
fo hn
Neither the Ramona nor Natalie sailed
in the race at Indian Harbor, Saturday,
the breeze being too brisk. The story
that the Ramona capsized on the way to
Indian Harbor, Friday, is denied by the
crew, who say that she merely shipped
little water and lost overheard a number
of sand bags, rendering her unfit for Sat-
urday's race. She was, however, towed
in by the steamer Lockwood.
About $50 people attended the picnic
at High Rock of the Methodist Sunday
school, last Friday. The picnicers left
Southport at a IN, were transferred at
Naugatuck Junction and hustled up the
Naugatuck road. A thoroughly enjoy
able time was had at the pleasant grove
and the party returned at % in excel
lent spirits.
Alfred Churchouse is sick.
Capt j. V. Ryder has been laid up with
quinsy sore throat.
A. S. Sherman will sell or exchange
his blackboard for good COW; any one
wishing HANDY wagon will do well to
call early.
1t has been rumored that Northrop
Brothers were not to have side track
run into their coal and lumber yard when
the four track system is in working Or
der; but w. F. Northrop, senior mem
Der of the firm, said that there had been
an understanding that track should be
given and he supposed that that was still
in force, no notice having been given to
the contrary. They have no track now
and it is necessary to haul all freight
from the temporary side track at the
freight depot.
The brown stone retaining wall along
the rear OF the property OF George L.
Northrop is being laid, under charge of
Contractor Brine.
One of the Italians employed by Con-
tractor Brine at the Elwood crossing
had a narrow escape, early Monday morn
ing. He was at the derrick, raising
heavy stone, when the handle slipped
from his hold and struck him full in the
head, knocking him down and causing
the blood to flow freely from an ugly
looking cash on the left side of his head,
just above the ear. The wound was
dressed by Brine himself and the man
was working again in a short time.
Northrop Brothers are at work on the
mill of Frederick Sturges, repairing the
dam gates, putting in new window
frames and shingling the barn and sheds.
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SHELTON.

The Baptist church has called Rev
John Graham of Phoenix, r. I. Rev Mr.
Mead of Meriden preached there, Sunday.
Died, Sunday, Miss Ann Bebecca
Birdseye, 70.
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TRUMBULL.

Rev w. f. White will return from his
vacation to preach in the Congregational
church, Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Aida III. Hawley, who has spent
several weeks out of town, has returned
home.
Clifford Nichols, who has been SO sick
at Woodbury., has been brought home.
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NEW MILFORD.

Miss L. Bostwick is at Ocean Grove.
Mrs Frank Andrews and two sons of
Bridgeport are guests of Hon A. B. Ny
gait.
Mrs L. N. Jennings spent Sunday in
Norwalk, guest of Mrs G. H. Allen.
A handsome band stand is being erect
ed in the south park.
Hon t. B. Bristol and D. E. Seule have
gone to Detroit, Mich.
Albert Evitts has been to Niagara
Falls during his vacation.
Mrs 4. a. j. Bodies is visiting in New
London.
J.F. Farrally Of the Gazette is at As
bury Park.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

South Britain tied Oxford, 8 to 8, in 16
innings of ball at Southford, Saturday.
Miss Ada Averill gave a reception,
Tuesday evening, in honor of two young
friends and, last week, Miss A. j. Mitch
ell gave tea for W.L.Mitchell and wife.
Miss A. j. Mitchell had pleasant
gathering at her home, last week, of her
nephews and nieces, Is in all: w. l..
Mitchell and wife, Mr. and Mrs S. j.
Wakelee, w. III. Wakelee, Mr. and Mrs E..
L. Mitchell and three children, r. Mitch
ell and sister Ruth. F. Mitchell.
Eli Hedden has traded horses.
w. E. Mitchell had friends with them,
Sunday.
Mrs B. Winston died, Tuesday fore
noon about IL o'clock, her baby dying
only few hours before the mother.
Funeral, Thursday at ! p m, in the Con-
gregational church.
Misses Gates, who have spent two
weeks with their aunt, Mrs Ezra Pierce,
returned to their Massachusetts and Yer
mont homes, Monday.
Mrs George Platt's sister and husband
of Danbury have recently visited her.
Two nieces from Ohio are with Mrs G..
w. Mitchell.
Mrs Earl Buckingham is Mrs D. M.
Mitchell's guest.
Amos Mitchell was home, Sunday.
G. HI. Post has been very sick, but is
improving.
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TASHUA,

The lawn party at Joseph A. Tread
wells on the 18th, elsewhere announced,
will probably not be held, as Albert
Clark has been very low and may not
rally.
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Mrs v. Godfrey, Mrs C. B. Sutton and
Mrs Pauline Godfrey have been at Mrs
B. A. Salmon's.
A lawn party will be given at the resi-
dence of Mrs Phebe A. Fanton, Monday
evening, 24th, for the benefit of Emman-
uel church. First class music will be
furnished for dancing. If stormy, first
fair evening.
Rev MIR Watkins of Grace church, Nor
walk. has presented the choir of Emman-
uel with the latest edition of hymnals.
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The Davenport church Of New Haven
will be at Parlor Rock, this week Friday
and the church Of the Assumption, An
sonia, Saturday.
The NJ. e. Sunday school expects to
picnic at Meadows End, Wednesday,
l2tla; il stormy, the next day.
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Miss Nellie Bradley of New York
spent Sunday at home; Mr. and Mrs Will
liam ii. Belden of Bridgeport at Fl. ii.
Belden's.