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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-07-01

VNINDoW SCREENS and Screen Doors a
w full line of both received Screens
35c and up; Doors $125 comqletc. Call and
examine at
JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS,
315 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-07-01

The Mississippi Floods.
QUINCY, Ills, July 1.-The food sit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-07-01

TIME "FAvORITE" or the SUNBEAM
Il LAWN MOWER will cut your grass and
give your lawn the appearance of velvet.
Prices from $3.50 to so.
JAS. f. CARLIN g. SONS,
315 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-07-01

DIKR0N PAINT for Wood, Willow, Cane,
l. Wall Paper, &c, &c, - beautiful shades,
in bottles at 10 and 25c. Also Pikron for
Glass to produce imitation stained glassed. A
full supply just received by
E. LEADBEATER & SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-07-01

DAINT YOUR OWN BUGGY-Just re.
Il ceived the following new line of Colors
Olive Fonce, Ponceau, Ecarlate, and Jet Coach
Black. Call for sample. For sale by
w. +. CREIGHTON g. 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-07-01

JUST RECEIVED lot of REMNANTS Of
~ PERSIAN CLOTH, beautiful styles which
we are selling at a very low figure. " '''''7'
A. r. SIAYMAKFD
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09
All About The County
DIAMOND HILL-REDDING.

This part of the town seems to be quite lively since the snow fall. The roads are in such a deplorable condition that the would-be pleasure party takes it's drive over the fences and rocks, around the drifts and through peoples door yards. Our road men are so extremely busy, or else the snow shovels were all worn out during the SS blizzard and a new supply has not been laid in. At all events, pub lie sentiment seems in favor ofa passable road, road that people can ride through without risking their lives. The young people are enjoying the snow to it's ut most, strawrides and coasting parties be- ing the order of the evening.
 The Y. P. 5. c. E. held an especially interesting meeting, last Sunday evening. A. B. Hill of Norwalk led the meeting and the sight of his genial face once more gave new energy and vigor to the society. A good attendance, number ing in the sixties, gives encouragement to all interested in the work.
 Mrs Eugene Lynch of Bethel and little boy are visiting her mother, Mrs Mary Burr.
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BETHEL.

A. G. Baker. the Hawleyville furniture dealer, is having big trade here. His big delivery wagon is kept busy between Hawleyyille and this place.
 Mrs William A. Gilbert is organizing q class in painting. Mrs Gilbert is an ae- complished artist. She has had an ex7 hibit in window at Begg < Deans store in Danbury.
 D. T. Solley and wife spent Thanks giving with their son George in Spring field.
 Ed Lake has moved into the tenement house on Elizabeth street, next to the truck house and will run first class boarding house.
 John Lancaster, who is clerking for A. H. Dimond & Son, has moved his family from Newtown into Libbie Mead's, house on Elm street.
 e. :. Mackenzie has sold his house in Danbury and is putting up house on Grand street.
 MT and Mrs David Squires were in town, few days, last week.
 MT and Mrs Eugene Schoonmaker of Ansonia spent Thanksgiving at Amos Schoonmaker, Sr's. Durant S Richmond Bros have placed a check for $25 in the hands of Chief c. R. Hart, to be presented to the fire de
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PLATTsYILLE.

Owing to the heavy snowfall, but five young people met at Miss Allie Bright's on the night of the appointed musicale. They did not miss passing very pleasant evening together.
 Miss Fannie Bradley returned Satur- day afternoon, after weeks visit in New York city.
 Miss Annie Fairchild attended the teachers convention, held in the Strat- field school house. Secretary Hine gave the teachers a lecture on civil govern ment.
 Mrs $. H. Case is with her daughter, Mrs w. H. Wilson for the winter.
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BROOKFIELD,

Edward Starr is home from Waterbury for few weeks.
 John Steinhoff from New York city is living in the Morris place
 Miss NJ. F. Crosby is employed in We'd der & Harris store in Danbury.
 William Hatch left for Canada, last week, to purchase car load of hor ses.
 Mrs Hattie Nearing who has been sick in city hospital at Danbury, came home Thursday of last week.
 Miss Eva Hurlburt spent her Thanks giving vacation with her sister in Water bury.
 Eli H. Stevens has again butcher ed a large porker, weighing 574 pounds.
 Miss Ethel Watts and her governess, Miss Leslie, have returned to the city for the winter.
 Miss May Supple is spending the holi- days in the city.
 The Brownel boys are giving the Smith Cunning house at the Iron Works a coat of paint.
 J. A. James and wife, also E. L. Stevens and wife of Hawleyville, spent Sunday at the Iron Works.
 John Lee of Long Meadow is breaking a handsome pair of colts, full brothers.
 Miss Sarah L. Jones has been spending the past week with her cousin in Bridge water.
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A SLEIGHING PARTY.

A gay party of Danburians enjoyed a supper and dance at the Grand Central, last week Thursday night, and as usual were enthusiastic over the treatment they received at Senator Houlihan's popular hostelry. They had expected to arrive at s p. m., but encountered big snow Central till 10 o'clock. The party was made up as follows: Misses Bessie Nich- ols, Christina Crosby, Lydia Alvord, Hattie Sanford, Hattie Hoyt, Anna Glov- CT, Minnie Green and Bessie Dibble and Messrs Fred NJ. Fayerweather, Fred Chi chester, George Mead, John Mead, An drew N. Griffing, John Green, John R. Booth and A. B. Leonard.
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SOUTHPORT.
THE YALE GLEE CLUB CONCERT

THE YALE GLEE CLUB CONCERT. Notwithstanding the storm of snow, Washington hall was crowded, last week Wednesday evening, to hear the Iale glee and banjo club. They sang excel lently the following program: l. La Zarina Game
 Banjo Club. ?. Meath the Elms,s Carm l aIen B. Queen of the Wrens, Shepard
 MT Solley and club. A. George Washington, CarIn Yalen 5 When Birds Will Steal weidt
 PART l. Wang Potpourri,
 Banjo Club. ?. Old Mountain Tree, Carm alen g. The Legend ot the Chimes, Dekoven
 Mir Solley and Club. a. Tarpaulin Jacket Carm YaIen t' b. BohunkuS ,. Water Mill, Macy I. I,oin du Bal, Gillet ) Phantom Band Thayer a. Pope. Carm Yalen b. B.-A., Ba
 A. Down by the Riverside,
 Mir Swayne and club. 5 Rriaht College Years Carm. Yalen Encores were frequent and were cheer fully responded to. The club was enter tained by Judge J. L. Perry. They left for New Haven at 11.32.
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partment in appreciation of it's services at the big fire.
 The Union Thanksgiving service, hel d in the Methodist church Thanksgiving day, was quite largely attended Rev H L. Slack preached the sermon.
 W.O.Dauchy has visited friends in Tor rington.
 Mrs David flanagan has visited friends in Troy, N. '.
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Booklets.

150 Fine Booklets at SC.
 100 Extra Fine Booklets at Sc. Never sold less than l2c.
 100 Extra Fine Booklets IOc: former price l5c.
 large Ivory covered book 7x9 inches at 25c former price 50c. The titles "Jesus, Lover of my Soul" "Old Oaken Rucket,'' etc.
 Also fine Ivory and Leather covered Books at S2c and soc.
 Another bargain, of the Weather Bowl and "The Sailors Log Book.' The size of these books are l2xl8 inches, handsomely bound, at soc; former price $140
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09
Books.

Happy Hour series at Sc.
 Sunny Hours and Haunts lOc.
 100 large books, l2xl6 inches at l9.. This is the biggest value. ever offered in books. Wide / %ake stories, Picture Lands and Winnir Ways at 25c.
 Stories of Arctics and Tropics at 40c Also fine line of Boys Books at soc. Lite of Grant and sherman at 59c.
 Worlds Heroes at 69c.
 Life in Colonial Days 97c.
 Life Of 8 Sailor Boy SIC.
 Adventures ot Tom Sawyer S9c. The Heart of Europe, finely illustrated, gilt edge at 89c, former price S2.50.
 Our space will not allow us to catalogue on ly a few ot our Books here but we have a inn mense line for Children, Boys, Girls and Grown People
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09
STEPNEY.

George 5. Burris beautifying his house with fresh coat of white paint and green blinds.
 The Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold it's monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon, December IA, at 3 o'clock. A full attendance of the mem burs is desired, as several items of busi- ness are to come before the meeting.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09
Box Paper.

We have the finest line of Box Paper ever shown, from plain Box Paper at 7c a box to fine Wood and Plush Boxes at any price you may call for.
 100 boxes fine Silk Plush Boxes of Paper, 24 Envelopes and 24 Sheets of Paper at 35c.
 100 boxes Fine Plush at BOG.
 Finer grades Ut 5oc, roc, 75c, $l $l20 $l.50, $2 and g 50.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09
THAT DANGEROUS HAWLEYVILLE CROSS
 TNn

The railroad commissioners have noti- fled the selectmen that they will give d hearing to interested parties on the ques- tion of changing the grade crossing near. HaWleyville on the turnpike. The hear ing will take place at the HaWleyville station to-day, Friday, at "a. m., at which time all parties in interest are cited to ap- pear. This is the crossing at which two fatal accidents have occurred within two years, and the town officials will be gull ty of gross negligence if they do not pros ecute this hearing to q successful termi7, nation. Where human lives are risked dollars and cents must not be considered
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

E. l.. Johnson and Patrick Mccarthy have been doing jury duty at Danbury, this week. Mir Johnson was chosen fore man of the jury. Judge Perry of South port occupied the judicial seat. It is the December term of the court of common pleas.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

The bowling team from Sandy Hook came up Tuesday evening without their mascot and were defeated three straight were: Sandy Hook, 554, 603, 543; New town, 655, 634, 6SS. Newtown now leads in the series by two games.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09
Japanese Fancy z roods.

One ot our most attractivt noveltives is a case of Japanese Fancy Cd fls and Erie d. brac of our own importation. It comprises fine Plaques, Paper Knives, Pen Trays. Pin Trays, Photo Frames, Stamp Boxes, etc.
 100 Silver Mounted Toilet Bottles at 3sc, reg ular price 49c
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Rev and Mrs o. o. Wright wish to express their gratitude to all who have contributed to the annual donation of St Johns parish. The amount of value received is the generous sum of $135, and nearly all in cash.
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=: TO INVESTORS =:
VOLUME XV.

per cent Debenturss issued by Building and Loan Association of Dakota fully secured and guaranteed; $20oo of mortgages deposited with the trustee to protect each 5000 invested Can be had in any amounts of S100 and up. Also their installment stock, on which there was de- clared 12 per cent dividend November 9 last. This class of stock is not taxable, is very prota ble, is as accessible as savings bank, deposit being withdrawabe at the pleasure of the holder. hgve made several personal examinations of the cendition of the company, the last in October last. believe it's affairs are being very judi ciousiy managed itiis thoroughly sound and in excellent condition. No customer has ever walt- cd day for matured interest or principal; am sure no company stands better at home, where 1t has a large membership, as also with it's patrons everywhere. It has steady growth of assets, amounting now to near million dollars. would recommend their securities as a safe and profita' ble investment. Their debenture bonds bring less than one quarter of their assets, makes them unquestionably good. For further particulars, inquire of
 JAMES c. JOHNSON,
 GENERAL AGENT FOR CONNECT
 ICUT, STEPNEY DEPOT.
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oRoNoQUE.
GRANGE INTEREST.

J. H. Blackman, grange deputy for Fairfield county. has of late had calls from several different towns in regard to organization of new granges and the prospect now is that he will be kept busy the coming winter looking after the in- terest of the order. In the town of Easton a sufficient number of people have already signed an application for charter and an organization there will soon be completed. Among other towns showing an interest in this direction are Trumbell, Ridgefield, Fairfield and Greenwich.
 c. F. Johnson has moved into his new house. He is ready to do horse shoeing and general blacksmith work.
 The town has appropriated S2,000 to grade and improve Skidmore hill.
 A horse belonging to John Roberts went sleighing on his own hook, Satur- day, but after running three or four miles became wedged between two trees and was secured after thoroughly demolish- ing the sleigh and somewhat injuring himself.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

Some fancy Christmas baskets have found their way to THE BEE office through the generosity of A. G. Baker, the Hawleyville furniture man, who has a great stock in this line. This is one of his holiday features.
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 to the Newtown library. It is strong list, and the accompanying catalogue will be welcomed by the friends of the library. The list of books follows: 92l, Calmire.
 922, Betty Alden, Austin. 923, David Alden's Daughter, Austin. 924, Northanger Abbey, Austen. 925, Little Women, Alcott. 926, The Log School House on the Columbia, Butterworth.
 927, Miss Bagg's Secretary, Burnham. BPS, A Rose of a Hundred Leaves, Burr. 929, The Preachers Daughter, Burr g30, Autumn Blake. 93l, The Little Minister Berrie. 932, WormwOod, CovelIi. gi3, Aunt Anne, Clifford. 9}4, Our Bessie, Carey. 932, Sir Godfrey's Granddaughter, Carey. 936, The Deemster, Caine. 937, Capt'n Davey's Honeymoon, Caine. 933, Happy DOdd, Cooke. 939, Somebody's Neighbors, Cooke. $40, Khaled, Crawford. S4l, The Three Fates, Crawford. 942, Don OrsinO, Crawford. 943, SilhOuettes Of American Life, Davis. 9f4, Van Bibber and Others, Davis. @45, Cross Currents, NJ. A. Dickens. 94G, Lady Patty, Duchess. 94I, A Highland Chronicle, DOd. 94S, His Lifes Magnet, Ehnslie. 2-95O, A Thorny Path, c vols), Ebers. 95l, Silas Warner, Eliot. 9J2, Erie, Farrar. 953 The New Mistress, Fcnn. 954, Dr Dodd's School, Ford. 955 The Reflections ofa Married Man Grant 956, An Utter Failure, Harris. 957, His Great Sell, ,Harland. 95s Sybel Knox, Hale. 959, A Fellow and His Wife, Howard. 96O The Bay Path, Holland. 961, The Qualities ot Mercy, Howell. 962 Notre Dame, Hugo. 963, Trees of The D'NoDervilles, Hardy. 964, The Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow Jerome.
 965, The Deserter, King. 966, kitty's Conquest, King. 967, Ciphers, Kirk. 96S, The Nanlahka, Kipling. 969, The Log of Jack Tar, Loveth. 970, Leona, MolesWorth. 97I, Imogen, Molesworth. 972, Passing the Love of Women, Needen 913, stephen Ellicott's Daughter Needeu. 974, Syslin, Onida. 5i0, DecollDeE hoSeS, | IEsLeN. 976, The Squire, Parr. 977, Daily, Poole. 97s King Tom and the Runaway, Pendle- ton.
 979 Half Dozen Boys, Ray. 9S0, The Filibusters, Roche. 9sI, Crowded Out O'Crowfield, Stoddard. 9S2,
 9S3, Little Smoke Stoddard. 9s4, Jolly Good Times at Hackmatick, M. P. Smith.
 9S5, Prince Serebryani, Tolstoi. 9s6, The Foot Pathway, Torrey. 9s7, Excursions, Thoreau. 9s8, We All, Thanet. 9o9, That Wild Wheel, Trollope. j 990,, The History of David Grieve, Ward. 991, Boys at Chequasset, Whitney. 992, Winterborough, White. 993, A Colony of Girls, Willard. 994, Miss Wilton, Warren. 995, The Cross Roads, Yonge. 4l46, Darkness and Dawn, Farrar. 4l47, Excursions in Art and Letters, Story 4997, Some Things Abroad, Mckenzie. 1898, American Explorations in Ice Zones Noufse.
 1899, Norway and the Norwegians, Keary. 5000, Picturesque Alaska, Woodman. 2996 The Youth of the Duchess of Angou lime, Saint Amand.
 2997, Citezeness Bonaparte, Saint Amand 2eS he Count of the Empress, Josephine Safnu Amand
 2999, The Divorce ot Catherine of Aragon FfOude.
 6a99, Wonder Stories of Science. 200o, Columbus and Columbia
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09
Handkerchiefs and Silk Muffiers.

We have anything you may care for in this line from the plain white hem stitched to the dainty embroidered Swiss Handkerchies; al- so full line of Silk Mufiicrs from soc to s2
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

Owen Meehan, conductor on the local New England freight, who has been on the sick list, will report for duty on Mon day.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

Clarence c. Griffing of the Cheshire military school spent the Thanksgiving vacation with his grandfather, John Griffinp.
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Perfumery.

Our stock of Perfumery consists of com plete line of Colgate's, Bradley's and all the leading makes put up i'll plain and fancy bot ties in all the latest oders, from Sc to $1.25 8 bottle.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

A. G. Baker, the hustling Hawleyville furniture man, was in New fork the first of the week on business.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

Next Sunday evening the rector of St Johns church will begin a series of lec- lures on social topics, the first of which is 'sLove and marriage"
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

Agent c. B. Taylor has bought a fine horse of W. A. Beers of Boookfield.
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HATTERTOWN.

Adoniram Fairchild and son David o1 Bridgeport visited friends here on Sun day.
 Charles Thorpe entertained his brother and sister from Bridgeport, over Sunday
 Mrs Martha Payne is visiting he1 daughter, Mrs Parks in Trumbull.
 c. D. Stillson bought fine four-year- old chestnut gelding of w. A. Beers X Co.,, of Brookfield.
 o. E. Morgan of South Norwalk was here on Tuesday.
 c. L. Page and H. H. Peck of Sandy Hook were guests of c. D. Stillson on Sunday.
 Our pleasant, accommodating, liked by-all butcher, Frank Gilbert, made his last trip of the season, through this place on Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

Business is good at L. c. Morris store, and Mir Morris has c. B. Johnson deliv- ering goods.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09
Grand Opening of Holiday c noGs.

We have opened an immense line Of Books and Booklets and we can honestly say it is the largest and cheapest line of books ever offered to the people.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

Bert Wildman and family have moved from the Street to rooms over M. H. Sears Huntingtown store.
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Parker & Davis. 366 Main Street, BRIDGEPORT CONN Sign of the Rig Clock

Dresden Brass and Silver Lamps French and American Clocks inmates Jewely Also Wedding Reception tions Agents Carols high grade Stationery
 Store evenings.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

W. M. Davidge, general agent of the Chesapeake guano company of New York, was in town on Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

Engineer Frank Munson of the She paug road, is shortly to remove with his family to Bethel.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

The. postponed meeting of the Sandy Hook magazine club will be held this (Friday1 evening.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

Rudolph Stoeffel, the murderer of An drew J. Peck, petitioned the board of pardons again on Monday for release. The petition was refused.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

It is expected that about % members of Pohtatuck grange will go to Stratford,
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Affairs About Town.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

Buy your Christmas presents of Levy Brothers, Danbury, and save money. His silk handkerchief and mufilers, um- brellas are tirst-class. Lots of other nice Christmas presents at Levy Brothers.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

Marshall Sears is confined to the house with a severe cold.
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Miscellaneous.

Also complete line of Dressing Gases in silver mounted Oak and Plush Cases; also useful presents such as Muffs, Fine Blankets, Shawls, etc.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

A gang of men from the Stratford granite works have been at work, this week, at the cemetery putting in a foun- dation for a monument, to be erected on the lot belonging to the family of Wan ger Platt. The base and markers have been set, awaiting the arrival of the mon ument, which is being cut in Scotland from the celebrated Scotch granite.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

The board of relief will be in session at the Brick building, the first Monday in January.
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Games.

We have purchased large line of Games for the boys and girls at bed rock prices.
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| f f Grand
 OP sNTN Gs Holiday Goods
 @AT-
 k. F. HAWLEY'S.

Once more the joyous Christmas sea- son is here and as the custom grows year by year of giving presents we are showing this year larger stock and assortment than ever, both useful ard ornamental. Lots of new novelties, Toys, Dolls, Plush, Leather and Silver Toilet Cases and Mirrors, Books from 5c to $1 50, Vases, Statuary, Fancy Cups and Saucers--but space will not permit us to tell you the fractional part we have for Holiday presents. You must come and select your pres ent. Come at once before the best are taken and avoid the rush. Don't get left. Special prices to Sunday schools. Christmas Candies, largest stock and best assortment.
 P. s. We have the best line of Xmas Booklets and Cards at very low prices.
 Respectfully,
 EDGAR F. HAWLEY.
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Perhaps you are in need of footwear, perhaps you need very wide shoe, or perchance very narrow shoe We car ry the two extremes and make to meas ure every description of shoe. Call at 220 Main street Birmingham and see what J. k. Wheeler can do for you. Eighteen years in the business is an experience very few have had. With large and well selected stock to choose from it seems as though this firm ought to please it's cus- toners.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

"When your heart is bad, ,and your head is bad, and you are bad clean through, what is needed?' asked Sunday school teacher of her class. II know-Ayer's sarsaparilla, 'spoke up little girl, whose mother had recently been restored to health by that medicine.
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next Monday evening, on invitation of Housatonic grange. They are sure of a good time.
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D. A. SALMON,

WESTPORT, CONN,
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

Beecham's pills cure bilious and nerv- iOus ills.
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yIyANT ED-OldCoSss s; must be cheap. Ad w dress, c. L- SCHNEIDER, 47s Main street Bridgeport, Conn.
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PASTE THIS IN YOUR SCRAP BOOK.

The following books have been added to the Newtown library. It is strong list, and the accompanying catalogue will be welcomed by the friends of the library. The list of books follows:
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x HORSE PORTABLE ENGINE AND BOIL. OER-For sale cheap. The rig is in first class running order, having been taken out to be replaced with 10 horse Enquire of D. c. BEERS < CO, Newtown, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-09

Parker & Davis of Bridgeport are pre- pared for the holidays with their usual fine lines of jewelry, silverware and all the pretty articles usual to their line of trade. Their store is easily found by the clock that stands on the sidewalk in front of it.
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HATTERTOWN; DR. E.J. PECK, NJ. D-And LII Veterinary Surgeon. Graduate of Coluni- bia veterinary college of New York Post of flee address, Stcpney r. O., Conn.
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Oh, sing a song ot juicy hams and crisp deiic
 iOuS bacon, The echo of whose name, alone, your appetite
 would waken. So savory and tender so wholesome and nu
 tritiOus- Of course you've guessed? Oh, yes indeed,
 "Tis Ferris Delicious"