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The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25
BROOKFIELD.

Miss Jennie Richardson, who has been spending several weeks at Maple Lodge, guest of Miss Lizcie Allen, has returned to her home in Bridgeport.
 Miss Mary Collins is teaching school in Morris. .t>f's K
 The many friends of Mrs Dwight Camp were shocked to hear of her sudden death Saturday.
 A. B. Fancher expects soon to move to Hawleyville.
 Wood Creek district people are fortun- ate, having again secured Miss Marguer- ite Halpine as teacher for their school.
 Robert T. Clark spent Sunday with Mrs Henry Peck.
 The greater part of the tobacco in town was sold, last week, at prices ranging from l6 to 23c. Buyers are now almost distracted that there is not more to be found. Contrary to the ordinary course of sales, very high prices can now be ob- tained. Many doubt if it is healthy market.
 Charles Williams is spending a few days at home.
 Much trouble and anxiety is felt over failing wells and springs. Streams are seldom so low as now.
 Howard Mansfield is recovering from a severe attack of malaria.
 The wife of Dwight Camp died, Satur- day. The funeral took place at her late home. Rev Mir Mead officiating.
 A. II. Taylor is reviving his stock of legal lore on the jury in Danbury.
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BERKSHIRE.

Horatio Hoyt of Bridgeport had a black horse and open buggy stolen while hltched to a post in Bridgeport. The horse weighed about $50.
 William Hard has visited in Wilton.
 Mrs Henry Curtis entertained party of friends, Wednesday.
 Mrs A. K. Smith has returned to Brook lyn, after an eight-weeks' visit at T. Ken wOrthy's.
 James Bedient and wife spent Sunday at William Hards.
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The State I. o. c. Y. grand lodge clos ed it's sessions at Bridgeport, Wednesday night, having been in session two days Rev o. J. Range received handsome present of silver water pitchor on his retirement from the office of Grand Chief Templar, having filled the office for about Is years. The following officers were installed: Grand Chief Templar, T. H. l.. Talcott; Grand Counsellor, Rev E. H Butcher of Granite lodge, No. l22, Sandy Hook Grand Vice Templar, Mrs Nettie Bray of Pequonnock, No. 30, Bridgeport ; Grand Secretary, Thomas R. Thompson, New Haven; Grand Superintendent, Mrs Alice Hayner; Treasurer, John J. Coats, New Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25
HUNTINGTON.

D. N. Morgan's family have returned to their home in Bridgeport.
 D. II. Chatfield and wife are still at Bonnibrook and will remain until cold weather.
 Mrs Bedell left, Monday, for her home iu Brooklyn. It has been very pleasant to have these families here; sorry to lose them.
 Stiles A. Nichols and wife were ut Charles Judson's, Sunday.
 Rev MT Park will preach at Lower White Hills school house, next Sunday at l. unless very stormy.
 An audience of about 100 was present at the Town hall in Shelton, Monday ev- ening and listened with intense interest to an excellent speech by A. B. Lincoln of Hartford. MT Lincoln spoke without abuse of either old party. He dwelt on facts and showed that the saloon was getting to be a common nuisance and that suppression was the only true rem e,iy. He also dwelt upon the attitude of the church toward the saloon. Astrong set of resolutions was passed by the meeting, censuring the present admins tration of the town for not doing more to suppress the sale of liquor while the town is no license and pledging them selves to nominate only men who, if elected, would work for the best inter- estsaof the town faithfully and economi- calIy and do all that the law will let them to stay this gigantic evil. The fol- lowing were put in nomination, without dissenting voice, for the town officers :: Assessors, George H. Radclif, Charles .Judson; selectmen, Oliver G. Beard, George D. Nichols; town clerk, John A. Wilkinson; registrars of voters, first dis trict-Stiles A. Nichols, second-Frank- lin N. Potter; grand jurors, A. E. Cram dall, Peter Burke, Seymour II. Black man; collector of taxes, E. J. Bucking- ham; school visitor. Rev Walter Cham berlin; auditor, Charles Warner; consta- bles, Charles Beardsiey, James Forbes.
 Mrs J. E. Palmer died, Tuesday night.
 There is prospect of q lively time at the coming town meeting over the pro posed new road. About 100 persons have signed petition in opposition, pre- ferring to repair the old road, rather than keep two in repair, so4near togeEher; be- sides, it don't look right to cut mans farm all to pieces.
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Newtown's anonymous letter writer seems to have moved to Danbury, where he is known as Circular Jack and Post master Tweedy has put the United States officers on his trail. He sends circulars through the mails loaded with sensation al and obscene matter, charging all sorts of vice and obliquities on prominent men and women, whose names are given, with the promise of fuller particulars in the Sunday Sensation, paper that has not yet appeared. Is Circular Jack the fire bug of year ago?
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STEVENSON.

J. B. Downs and son attended the fair at Watertown, Tuesday. Nearly 300 pairs of cattle and 30 pairs thrce-year- odds entered for premiums.
 John Downs caught three coons in one evening.
 Mrs P. Stevens is quite sufferer from neuralgia.
 Mir and Mrs SilIiman Sherwood attend ed the Union fair, her longest ride since her sickness.
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WOLF PITS.

William Hannon is working at his trade for Ryan Bros. of Bethel.
 W. H. Platt has entertained his son and family; also his sister and family of Danbury.
 Bennett Wildman has entertained com pany; Mrs John Edmond entertained her daughter and children.
 MT and Mrs Hatch and children have been with Mrs ". F. Hoyt.
 Fred Wood drives a new horse, it is a pacer, so Look out.
 Orris Ferry's son has been very sick, but is little better.
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SOUTHBURY.
Jesse Hicock is ro Winter in Cuba.

Jesse Hcock is Go Winter in Cuba.
 Mrs $. B. Warner has visited her daughter, Mrs Dr Codding, at Amenia, N. Y.
 Herman Perry had an OK killed by the cars, Saturday night.
 Miss Julia Hunt is home from South ern California.
 Dr Cooley's father has been with him, Miss Mamie Sperry of New Haven with Miss Mamie Warner, Dr Oatman, wife and child of Nyack at Ransom Hinman's-
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THE SECULAR PULPIT.

Blessed is every one that feareth the Lord Psalms.
 Words without deeds are vanity; deeds without words are incomplete.
 The man who is living for himself is running himself.
 Two things call to every man: One is service to God, the other service to man
 Good resolutions will not save you un. less you reduce them to practice. Pro. posing and doing are two very different things. So long as Satan can prevent you from carrying out your purposes. he does not care how many good resolutions you form.
 Men who fear their past should guard we'll their future.-[ Karl Hugh.
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have been guests of Miss Bertha Warner
 Mrs Martha Bennett of New Britain has visited in town.
 Mir and Mrs Clayson Perry are soon to move to New York. Mir Perry will have charge of the New York office of the New Milford Hat Go.
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BRIDGEWATER.

Charles Roland, wife and daughter of Danbury were in town, Sunday.
 Miss Sadie Mallett continues her cdu- cation at St Margaret's in Waterbury, re- turning on the 22d.
 The rector of St Marks stasted on his vacation, Monday, 2lsts to be absent oyer one Sunday.
 Frank sturdevant and Fred Gillett are home.
 Mrs Mallory entertains sister and niece.
 Rev l.. F. Burgess and Miss Lilly Treat represented Bridgewater at the meeting in Canaan, last week.
 Miss Edna Mallory is home, after an absence of several months.
 A grandchild of c. B. Thompson was brought here from New Milford for burial, Monday, 2Ist.
 Fred keeler entertained friend from Bridgeport.
 Owing to the illness of the teacher, the primary department of the Centre school was closed, Tuesday and Wednes- day.
 Mrs Edward Allen has visited hel grandchildren in Oakville.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

Miss Margaret Welch and Samuel Pierce were married at the brides home, Wednesday, 10th. The bride was attir- conventional dress suit. About 30 friends and relatives were present. The gifts were numerous and elegant. The bride and groom left on the evening train for a short wedding trip, with congratula- tions and best wishes of many friends.
 The select school opened, Monday [, with F scholars; Miss Bosworth teach CT.
 Miss Julia Averill is at Dea Mitchell's.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Eliza Smith was attended, 10th; burial in Mid dlebury. Mrs Smith has been with her daughter, Mrs Merritt Platt, for a num- Der of years. Fer the past year, she has been in feeble health, but she was won- derfuily cheerful and happy, considering the fact that she had one of those incur able cancers and knew that there was no help for her. She expressed wonder ment as to why the Lord did not call her home. She was prepared to go and is now at rest. She was 7S years of age.
 Benjamin Mitchell and daughter spent Sunday with his father, Oliver Mitchell.
 The BEE joins it's congratulations wita those of wide circle of friends at tEse marriage of Miss Edna c. Platt to Mi Wyckoff of Jersey City.
 Joseph and Arthur Mitchell, Misse. Louie Mitchell, Lucy Canfield and MamIs Pierce united with the Congregations ahurnb Gnndoy
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

The Loyal Legion concert, last Sunday evening in the Methodist church, proved a most enjoyable occasion. The evening was perfect as regards to weather and large audience was present. This pro- gram was rendered.
 Organ voluntary. 4"CoFonation."
 Prayer, Mrs NJ. A. Curtis.
 Responsive reading. l45th Psalm. Chorus, "Welcome," Loyal Legion quartet. Recitation, "IIow do you do?" Master Aus tin Botsford.
 Recitation, "In the Kegs" Miss Lena Bald win.
 Song, "Saloons Must Co.," quartet. Recitation, "Nellie's Victory" Miss Lillie Johnson.
 Recitation, "The Band of Hope Crusade" Miss Carrie Hull.
 Solo, "Heaven's Pearls" Miss Lena Bald win.
 "The Temperance Battle Call"
 Recitation, "Nothing and Something" Miss Edna Corning.
 Solo. "Cold Water tor Me-" Miss Carrie Hull. Recitation, Forgiveness" Miss Edna Hub- bell.
 song,'tAs We Co.," quartet.
 Recitation "Our Cause," Miss Elsie Bots- ford.
 Song, Sunday" quartet,
 Recitation, "A Legend" Miss Irene Leaven. worth.
 Recitation, "The Praying Bands," Miss Kit ty French.
 Solo, cone sweetiy solemn Thought" Miss Irene Leayenwnrth
 Offering.
 Song, "Good Night" quartet.
 Chorus, "The Sweet Bye and Bye"
 The young people of Co. D, though few in number, have done themselves credit in this entertainment A most generous offering was taken, amounting to over $3. This will greatly aid the company in it's work.
 The Baptist society have rendered a call to Rev MT Cooper.
 The annual meeting of the cemetery association was held, Monday evening, and these officers elected for the ensuing year: Burr Hawley, president; George w. Curtis, treasurer; Stephen B. Hayes, secretary. There is some dissatisfaction with the value of the certificate given each owner of q lot and a special meet ing is to be called, that this point may be discussed and, if any other way appears better, that the constitution may be amended. Mrs Ripley and daughter. who have been at MT Slade's, returned to Michigan this week.
 MT Judson, member of the State board tsc ,sx arrangements for a teachers meeting oi convention to be held in this village, No vember IS. Further notice in regard te this meeting will appear in the BEE later
 Lothian kennels shipped five collies last week. Three of them went West.
 The Democratic town caucus will bt held in Leayenworth hall, Friday, Octo Der 2, ' 30 P n.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Huntington fair was blessed with good weather again, this year. The display of fruit and vegetables was fine; the la dies handiwork of as good quality as Danbury can boast, though not as exten- sive, of course. The cattle, however, were nothing to boast of. Look for a full report in the next BEE.
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sOUTHVILLE.

The hall was filled, last Friday night, to listen to the discourse given by Rev Hezekiah Davis.
 c. W. Northrop, who has been quite sick, is improving.
 Miss Hattie Bristol is home again, after three or four weeks with relatives in the northern part of the State.
 Mrs E. W. Smith spends few days with her brother in Sonth Norwalk
 Services were held in the Hall, last Sunday, by Rev Mr Bidwell.
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The engine for which w. c. Johnson has been looking arrived, Thursday and he expects to have it in running order, ready for business, next Monday. With steam and water power and improve ments about the mill, he will be in grand shape to accommodate the cider making public. Bring on your apples.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Mrs w. J. Field, who came on from Hamilton, Ont, to attend the Nichols wedding, last week, is visiting her cous- in, Mrs Addie Nichols. Mrs PIindle and son Harry of New Haven have also visit ed Mrs Nichols.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

J. c. Long, Jr, of New York, editor of the Poultry Bulletin and probably the best judge of poultry and pigeons in this country, has been engaged to judge both classes at Danbury fair. For many years, Mir Long was an extensive breed- CT and dealer in all kinds of pet stock in the cities of Philadelphia and New York.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

David T. Bacon of Dacorah, Iowa, has bought the pr Wilcoxson place and is to take possession, November 6, A. R. Frisco moving to Wolf Pits, south of Bethel. Mir Bacon is native of Wood bury and found his wife in Derby. The sale was made through ex-Sheritf San C.,
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

IIeacOclz Brothers have laid walks for Mrs Henry Sanford; for NJ. c. Hawley, both at his own home and at c. II. North rop's and are to lay more for !. B. liar ris at the Proctcr place and in front of the Dr Erwin place for Mrs c. w. Stu art. Their walks give universal satis- fa
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Cholera is reported steadily increasing in Turkey in Asia and the plague has reached such proportions that the deaths in one day at Mecca and Nina were 405. A stringent inspection of vessels has been ordered by the government.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Dr E. NJ. Smith has bought the house of Mir aud Mrs George w. Stuart, which Mir Stuart built about dozen years ago and fitted with modern Improvements. The lot is 90xlG0 and Dr Smith, who ex- poets to occupy the house about No- vember l, will build barn at the back of the lot. Mir Stuart's health is poor and Mir and Mrs Stuart expect to board at Dicks hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25
BETHEL.

The large ice house at Sympaug, with a capacity of 0OO0 tons, was burned, Tuesday night. It belonged to the Peo- ples' ice company of Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Mrs Aaron Sanford went to Williams town, Thursday morning, with her daughter, Mrs Procter. William Proc ter is at Sheffield scientific school.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

The Ansonia Sentinel, one of the best country weeklies in the State, is now printed from a new Cox Duplex press at the rate of 35OO papers an hour.
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Miss Jessie Warner, who has spent some time at her uncle's, J. H. Warmers, left for Boston, Wednesday, where she will resume her studies in music.
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Rev Joseph o. Munson will preach in the M. E. church, next Sunday evening, provided the weather is favorable so the exchange can be made.
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G. W. Stuart has taken the contract for the $l70O addition to the Procter Summer home occupied by ex-Shcritf Sanford and work will be begun at once.
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Mrs c. w. Stuart is planning to tear down both the house and barn at the Dr Erwin place, latterly dubbed the Wind sor, and build anew, another year.
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Joseph Lavery is off duty at the Rub- Der machine shop on vacation.

Miss Mary Tousey of New York has been the guest of Mrs James Blakslee, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

The ladies of St. Johns Guild have be- gun work again and met, this week, at Mrs Almon Taylor's.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

The reported marriage of Richard w. Gatlncy, son of Patrick Gaffney of New town. is denied upon proper authority x
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Mrs Sally Wakeley has taken two rooms at E. D. Brisco's and will keep house there.
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CIRCULATION

George Ruf1ies is painting the slightly home of Charles M. Parsons.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

E. F. IIawley and wife, NJ. J. Houl:- han and wife, Miss Ann Blackman ac- companied the eXcursionists to Niagara, Tuesday.
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Fair lUaak af Raad,g

Next Monday the 2Sth,at the |. M. Read Cc's., Bridgeport, will begin their Fair week: at which time they display all the new Fall goods and give to the public an opportunity to view their remodeled premises. On Mon. day morning, the full Wheeler < Wilson band will givc a coneertin their store. Their new carpet xoom on the ground floor is finest in the Statss. All are invited to inspect the stores of the Iss NJ. Read CD.. next week.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Rev Mir Wright is trying to organize a magazine club in Sandy Hook.
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k. F. Hawley's stock was never as com plete in every department as now. His store is full of bargains and customers. Look at the very elegant silyerware he is giving away to cash customers.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Mrs w. c. Johnson's case grows mol e serious and consulting physician has been called.
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The house of Mrs J. A. B. Dresser has been partly covered with new siding by G. W. Stuart and his men.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Botsford Hill Sunday school will be held with Dea Charles Frisco, next Sun day.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Mrs Alpheus Northrop and children, who have been spending the Summer with her father, Charles Hurlbutt, re- turned, last Friday.
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J. A. Morris, wife and daughter of Bridgeport are guests of ex-Town Clerk c. H. Peck.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Miss Clara Wilkins of Ashburnham, Mass, has visited her aunt, Mrs J. M. Blackmau.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

New Fall stock of hats and caps just in at E K. Hawley's. Boys and girls bicycle ant fancy cans.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Mrs E. $. Lowell is again with her par ents at Ellsworth for her health.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

E. F. Hawley has got in his new Fall and Winter stock of boots and shoes, which gives the public the best line and lowest prices in frxx
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Mrs Dean is again with her grand daughter, Mrs A. o. Bierce.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

$. C. Lathrop has made repairs on the house and buildings of Barney Kelly.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Look at the bargains E. +. HnWley is offer ing, this week l0c cheyi0f shirting, Sc; 7c caiicos, tast colors,5c; fruit loom nllasim, Sc; lots of others.
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l.. c. Gilbert is giving his barns fresh coat of paint.
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DIsrRIcr OF BRIDGEPORT. ss. Probate

DIsTRICT OF BRIDGEPoRT. ss. Probate D Court, September 1S 1891.
 Estate of MARTIN J. MALLETT, late ot Monroe, in said district deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed SIX months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment tc HULDAH c. NAL LETT, AdministratriX.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Ladies' prayer meeting at ;, next Tuesday, with Mrs MiddlebroOk.
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Miss Amanda Gilbert is visiting MT H. D. Taylor of Springfield.
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EDWARD HENsHAw, SOUTHPORT.

I sell no patents, no rights, no terri tory, nothing but the complete fence ready to stretch on your posts.
 AARON SANFORD, Agent.
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Call and see them at Warner, Taylor { CurtiSs.
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DISTRICT OF NEwTowN. ssProbate Court

Estate ot LOUISE NICHOLS, late of Newtown, in said district, deceased. Upon the application of James Nichols praying that letters of administration may lje grauted on. said estate an instrument
 'p writing purporting to be the last will and testament ofsaid Louise Nichols de and admitted to probate as per ap- plication on file more fully appears, it is ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate office in Newtown on the 2d day of October, A. D. 1891, at o'clock in the afternoon and that notice be given of the pendency of said ap- plication and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same one time in some newspaper having a circulation
 in said district and by posting a copy thereof on the public signpost in the town Of New town in said district. Attest,M. J. BRADLEY, Judge.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

The place to buy hunting suit and boots Warmer, Taylor & Curtis's.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Mason's fruit jars $l 50 dozen at Warner, Taylor & Curtis's.
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J. b. Beach and family of Stepney spent Sunday at l.. c. Gilbert's.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

The place to bny suit is at Warner, Fay Tor x GuTtis's.
The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25

Joseph and Arthur Mitchell, Misses Louie Mitchell, Lucy Canfield and Mamie Pierce united with the Congregational church, Sunday.
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STEPNEY.

The Loyal Legion concert, last Sunday evening in the Methodist church, proved a most enjoyable occasion. The evening was perfect as regards to weather and a large audience was present. This pro- gram was rendered:
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UAX NOTICE-The Tax on the Grand List of
 l 1890 will be due and payable, Monday, ,oGto, ;,;
 Der D. Also the military and poll IaSes. ial. ine October }, from 9 a m until o'clock p m and at the Town House, Center, on Monday, octo, her ;. from to o'clock p m, to receive sald taxes. Those failing to pay at that time Will be charged the usual interest ana IeeS tSaI I TOMLINSQN, Collector. .Shelton,Sept. lo,loSI.
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JITANTED-A good Rabbit Dog; willing to " pay a reasonable price tor the same. Ad- dress, j. W. SOUTHEY, 10S French St., Bridge port, Conn.
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everywhere to sell war
 w ranted nursery stock, on salary. Ad- dress for terms, etc., W. D. CHASE & CO, Geneva, N. Y.
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l CALESMAN WANTED. Salary and ex- , penses paid. Brown Bros. company l Rochester, N. Y.
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uTANTED-A Girl for general housework in w a small family must be good cook and laundress. fl LIBRARY PLACE, Danbury, Conn.
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CTOLEN-Black Horse and open Buggy, S while hitched tn Bridgeport. Horse WeLsh-
 ed ahont o50 HORATIO HOYT, Bridgeport.
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J5IRsT GLASS CONFINEMENT NURSE-Ad- k dress MRS JENNIE CAMPBELL, Box ?, Stratford or CHARLES NICHOLS, Stepney.
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