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The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

On Friday, 2d, as T. Costello and fam fly were at the funeral of J. NJ. Kil- bride, his barn, in some unknown way, caught fire and, before anyone could get to 1t, the roof was falling in. The barn burned in short time destroying sum- mer's work, consuming about 13 tons of hay, 50 shocks of oats, 45 shocks of rye, a wagon,ox cart and farming tools. The cow house attached and hennery were also burned clean to the ground. The insurance of $700 will partially relieve the loss.
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The ensilage corn raised by II. H. Peck is being cut and stored in his silo for Winter feed. Mir Peck had success, last year, the ensilrge making good quality of milk, as well AS quantity. c. B. Johnson, Michael Heating and Fred Northrop are helping. W. II. Prindle looks after the engine and cutter.
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The Newtown Stars are playing great ball, this season. They have now play ed 17 games, lost six, won II. They crossed bats with the Sandy Hooks again, 1st and won to the time of 36 to 16. One of the Stars best players, Frank E. Craig. has gone; he was liked by his comrades. His young friends wish him joy and good luck and hope to see hlm here, next season. Labor day games HouSatonic Giants 9, Stars l7. Batteries for Stars, Craig, Driggs, Weav- es; Giants, Griffin H. Lillis. Old Codg- CTS 8, Stars 55. Batteries for Stars, Clark, Weaver; Dodgers, Reed, Mo- Clusky. Honors won by Clark, Weaver. Craig, Bradley, DriggS. Farewell to the Stars.
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MT and Mrs J. B. Gillett, J. F. Gillett of New Haven, Mrs Camp of Waterbury, J. M. Otis, wife and child and Miss Ella Beers of Bridgeport, Il. A. Peck and wife.and Howard Peek of Berkshire, MT and Mrs c. D. Stillson of Hattertown, Miss Warner, Miss Oliver of Brooklyn, c. B. Taylor and family, Mrs Polly Fay Tor, Miss Ida Taylor and Theodore Tay- Tor enjoyed the third annual family renn- ion and picnic on Labor day at Nj. 5. Otis's pleasant home.
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HATTERTOWN.

o. N. Platt attended the reunion of the 17th regiment at New Haven, Fri day.
 School opened, Tuesday, under the charge of Miss Etta Hull of Stepney.
 Mrs Harriett Nichols of ,rrumbull yis- it's her sister, Mrs J. Stillson.
 Mr and Mrs l.. H. Bevans, c. k. Rev. ans, Fred Bevans, Miss Julia Beyans, Mrs H. Nichols, Miss Elma Warner and Miss Annie Oliver have spent the week It John Stjllson's,
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Amos Stephany, foreman of the sum- dry department at the Rubber and George Myers, assistant foreman, left, Saturday night. They have gone to Bridgeport to open an oyster and fish market and their many friends in town wish them success. John l.. Sanford, who has had charge of the mat depart ment, is promoted to the foremanship just vacated by Mir Stephany and he en- tered on his duties, Saturday.
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A. o. Bierce and l.. M. Johnson re- turned from Amenia fair, Saturday even- ing. They report pleasant time dur ing their weeks stay. Lee spent one night with Dr H. s. Nichols, who is nice ly located at Amenia and doing a good business at dentistry. The doctor and wife are at Nantucket for few weeks.
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MT and Mrs Nathan Gilbert, Philc
 Gilbert and wife and Horace Wheeler
 and wife went on the Niagara excursion lIatting ia quite brisk in all the shops
 this week.
 Saturday morning, dog was seen l acting strangely in the yard of A. H. Senior. It Was large black New Foundland, with white feet. Several saw it frothing at the mouth. After leaving MT Seniors, it created quite an excitement among those up early enough to see it. Nathan Gilbert came out with his gun and, with several oth- CTS, followed the dog in the direction of the Willows shop. 1t went back of the shop, the men followed and, just as the dog saw them, it turned and started at them. Mr Gilbert fired several times and it was buried on the spot. The dog belonged to John Murphy.
 Walter Rockets new house is in the hands of painters,
 William Nichols, the livery man, was riding a horse, last Friday night, when it stumbled and fell, fracturing the leg of Nichols just below the knee. Dr Hart set the bone, which was quite a bad break and MT Nichols is getting along.
 T. German and k. Carathers won sec ond and third prizes at the fair grounds, Labor day, in the pole vaulting contest.
 The new organ for St. Mary's church is being made by J. A. Steir X Son, Springfield, Mass. and is to be finished by December s.
 About 200 went on the excursion to Far Rockaway, Monday.
 Wheel club, this week, at the home of c. Bennett Short on High street.
 Orrin Benedict, Samuel s. Ambler Re- publican delegates to the State conven- tion, G. c. Durant, Philo Gilbert to the congressional.
 The former pupils of the old Bethel institute, with their principal, John l.. Wilkes. will hold the first reunion, Fri day night, 9th, in Knights of Honor hall.
 The l0-years-old daughter of John Murphy had been to see her father, who is foreman over the finishers at Durant & Richmond Brothers factory, last week Thursday. He gave her a $l bill to take home. She held it in her hand. A few minutes later, she came back cry ing and told her father that, as she was going through the lane from Main to Center streets, man whom she had seen before came up and snatched the bill out of her hand. No one saw any thing of the man afterward.
 Mrs Patrick Brennan died, Monday, after short illness and was buried from St. Mary'S, Wednesday. Interment in the new cemetery.
 George W. Roe and Miss Emma Mor- gan were delegates to the national con- vention at Philadelphia, last week, from Wooster council, o. U. A. NJ. and Lady Jefferson, D. of L.
 pr A. k. Barber and family returned from Chautauqua, last Thursday night and the doctor came back used up.
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Republican State ticket put up at New Haven, Wednesday,: For governor, Gen s. E. Merwin of New Haven; lieutenant governor, Frank Cheney of Manchester; 1; secretary of state, Stiles Judson, Jr, of Stratford; treasurer, Henry Gay of Win sted; comptroller, George NJ. Clark of Haddam
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New Business College.

THE NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF sTENoGRAPHY, STUDIO BUILDING,
 l22 FAIRFIELD AVENUE, BRIDGE
 PORT, OPENED, TUESDAY,
 September G, for the Fall term. This popular school has had to obtain more room to accommodate it's rapidly in- creasing numbers. The third floor, in connection with the second, now occu- pied, has been secured for this purpose.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Those who attended the NJ. E.. church, Sunday evening, had treat. in listening to the solo singing of Prof c. W. Stevens of Brooklyn. He sings with sweetness and expression and enunciation so dis tinct that hardly word is lost.
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An Unqualified Success.

Cool weather, last week and this, combined with exceptionally low prices, produced won dertul effect for W. B. Hall x Co. at their red tic ket sale of dry goods. Next Monday is the great bargains they have been giving they propose to give patrons who visit their store, Saturday and Monday, the last two days of the sale, some extra bargains in dress goods and housekeeping goods, which will make things very lively and close the sale with fly n enlnrS
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Leslie F. Vaughan, the we'll known violin teacher of Bridgeport, will start class in Newtown and Sandy Hook, next Friday. Persons desiring to avail them selves of this opportunity of getting first class violin instruction will find cir culars at the store of E. II. Beers X Go. Information can also be had of Prof c. S. Platt.
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Miss Blackman gave whist party at her home in the Glen, last week Thurs day evening. The first prizes were won by K. K. Bas>ett and Mise Sallie Meek CT, the consolation by Harry Taylor and Miss Bertha Crofutt.
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Loyal Legion will meet, Saturday at 3 ? m, in Grange Hall. As many of the members of the w. C. T. U. as possible are requested to be present to make ar engagements for giving the children pie nic and appointing delegates to the con vention at Stepney.
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A very pleasant little party picnieked at Housatonic river, Tuesday, consisting of Dr and Mrs Judson, Mrs c. c. Corson and two sisters, Misses Frank and Eliza beth Shephard and friend from New York. The party enjoyed a sight of the valuable paintings in the possession of Dea Warren Mitchell of Rev Zephaniah Smith, wife and five daughters also oth- GIT relics. -
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Rather than be at the expense of ship ping 1t from Pittstield, W.C.Johnson has been obliged to stop delivering ice, only at places where they contracted for it ear ly in the season. The hot weather drew heavily on the ice. The demand for it seems on the increase and what used to with many. Mir Johnson's contracts hold until December l, which will make'it ne- cessary to handle several tons from this date.
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Rev MT Trinkhaus of Bridgeport, con- v rted under the labors of Rev William Brown, few years since, will preach in the NJ. K. church, next Sunday, morning and evening. Next Sunday afternoon at 3, there will be service at the alns house, if the weather is favorable.
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TAUNTON.

Sunday school conference in Taunton chapel, Friday, from , to 3 30. W. H. Hall, State secretary, is expected to be present, also other speakers. The meeting can not fail to be interesting and profitable to all who can attend. All are cordially invited.
 School began, Tuesday.
 Miss Annie Frisco is in Bethel.
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Misses Alice Schermerhorn, Grace Peck, Grace Lake, Susie Camp and Bes- sic Glover left, Monday, to attend their duties at the State Normal school at New Britain. Misses Lake, Camp and Glov- CT, together with Miss Jessie Smith of Bethel, are new scholars.
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BLOOMFIELD.

MT Mead spent Sunday with his family.
 Miss Mary Collins began school, Tues day, teaching, as last year, in the town of Morris.
 Miss Miriam Taylor returns to school in New York, Saturday.
 Miss Sadie Kellogg. who has been sick for two weeks, is no better.
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Railway Rates are Cut Very Low Now.

Even the popular lines have made big re- auctions. Buy soon, as demand is heavy. Lansing, 397 Broadway, N. Y., not only saves passengers many dollar butsthinks ot their comfort, baggage and berths. Write for infor- nation and rates. 50,000 routes. All lines. All classes
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Miss Jean and Master Jack Shelton, ,af- ter pleasant Summer at Horace Nor throp's, returned to Bridgeport to school duties. Monday.
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William Brown from Jersey City came up, Saturday evening and spent Labor day, returning, Tuesday, with his wife and children, who have been spend ing few weeks with her father in the Glen
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ANSONIA.

Henry Miles's barn of Oak street was burned to the ground on Saturday even- ing. The barn was formerly used by II. H. Oatman as livery stable; later by Baily, the truckman. Loss fully cover ed by insurance.
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Miss Mary Sanford and Charlottt Beers of New Haven were in Sandy Hook, last week, calling upon their brother, Charles M. Parsons and friends.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

All who use school supplies, or sheet music and wish to save their money should read the advertisement on first page of supplement of NOrthrop, the art dealer of Bridgeport and give him a call.
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Cornelia, wife of Henry Perry, who died at Danbury, Monday, 62, was young est of the four daughters of David Fay Tor of Newtown.
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Miss Martina, daughter of Martin Ryan, was brought from Bethel to her Dodgingtown home by ex-Sheriff San- ford.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Latest guests at Mrs Addie Nicholas |: Miss Cornelia Curtis, Miss K. M. Bennett, Stratford; Mrs A. van Herwerden and daughter, Flushing, L.I,
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Eight of the Sandy Hook young ladies gave leap year straw ride, Monday ev- ening, driving to Woodbnry. They re- port delightful time.
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Misses Susie and Jennie Beers left Hill Crest, Monday, for their respective schools at Babylon, l.. I. and Walling- ford.
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MT and Mrs Frank H. Mitchell took il the excursion to Niagara, Tuesday.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Letters uncnlled for at Newtown post office Mr '. Hitchcock, Miss Mary McCauley, MT Y. Mrs (eorxe A. Fairchiid, Samuel Dixon, Pe- tor Dyrkstree. Mir Jakoi Jlisuakr. Mir A N Ca roy. Mtss Martha 8. Broadway, Colin Barkes.
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Mrs George Osborne of Redding Ridge spent the day in Newtown with her cous- in, Mrs Sophia Northrop.
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nie of Waterbury have been recent guests of Dennis Cavanaugh.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

John G. Curtis and son from Ludlow, Pa, have visited their aunt, Miss Harriet Blackman
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Mrs Wilson of the Wilson house, Bridgeport, Mrs Aumack, Mrs Sharp and Miss Nellie of Bridgeport are guests at George c. Peck's.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Papers have been served on William Platt, W ho has grown quite wild, prepar- atory to taking him to Middletown again.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Michael Bailey of Dodgingtown has cut tue first field of corn that we have seen. It must be very early variety.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Auction of the personal effects of the late Mrs N. E. Glover, Saturday, 17th, 1 D m. See ad.
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Miss Jennie Thompson is at Hon s. P. Gloyer's.
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Miss Nellie Peck of New Haven spent ] st week with her aunt, Mrs Alonzo Taylor.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Mrs Oscar Dikeman and daughter Mil. dred are on two-weeks' visit in Ridge field,
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Robert $. Tomlinson, F. L. Curtis and c. G. Peck have their trotters at the New Milford fair, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

James J. Corbett beat John L.Sullivan, Wednesday night, in the brutal prize fight ing going on this week, at New Orleans.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Frederick F. Johnson conducted serv- ice at St. Johns, Sunday evening. He is now on a trip to Medina, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

News received from Mansfield, Tues day, was encouraging. Baby Edna was better and the family may come home before Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Bills due the town of Newtown must be presented on or before the 20th, on which date the books close for the year.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Mrs Oliver Wilcox of Bridgeport is guest of J. c. Gorham.
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MT and Mrs Heman Botsford of Morris have visited at Henry Botsfords.
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Richard M. Goddard of New York city was guest at Hill Crest, over Sunday.
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George Camp of Waterbury visits F Chambers.
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Misses Fannie and Sadie Meeker of Bridgeport have visited J. M. Blackman in the Glen.
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Mrs Dennis Cavanaugh and daughter Annie have visited in Waterbury.
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Theodore Lockwood is very sick with typhoid malaria
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F.. D. Frisco is having q vacation from work at Shelton.
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Miss s. NJ. Beers is spending few days in New York before commencing her school duties.
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The State fair at Meriden, September 20, 21, 22, 23; $5O00 in prizes offered.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

John c. Whittier, the good, fearless Quaker poet died, Wednesday, S4 years old.
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compile assortment of school books can be found at R. H. Beers & Co.'S.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Father Fox announced, Sunday, at both masses. that Bishop McMahon of Hartford would administer confirmation at the II o'clock mass, next Sunday. llth. For some time, the children have been making preparations and, next Sunday, confirmation will take place. About 100 children are expected to be confirmed.
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Misses Frank and Elizabeth Shephard of New York are Summering at Horace Northrop's
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Ladies prayer meeting, next Tuesday at 5, with Mrs Croffnt.
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Botsford & Nicholson have been rais- ing the academy building, this week get ting it ready for it's trip to become neigh bor of c. H. Gays shop.
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Harry Chapman of Bridgeport spent Sunday in town.
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Eugene Egan came up from Jersey City and spent Sunday with his father.
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E. F: Hawley is showing the best line of shoes in town. New Fall styles now in. Don't buy till you have looked his stock oyer.
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0NAXES-Notice is hereby given to all per l sons, liable to pay taxes in the town of Trumbull on list of 1891, that said taxes ing places to receive the same: On Monday, September F, at the store Of c. R. Evitts in Nichols from o'clock A. Nj. till l2 NJ, and at day, September l3, at the store ot Stephen G. Nichols from till 10 A. M., and at the store of Austin A. Hall from II A. Nj. till ? P. M. All taxes paid on before September 13, 1892. will receive a deduction of per cent. Trum- bull, August 19, 1892. J. A. TREADWELL, Col lector.
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Miss Fannie Scudder will attend Ia dies school in New Jersey.
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F. c. Sanford is shingling the Congre- gational church.
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Miss Judson was guest of her sister, Mrs E. K. Morgan, last week.
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Miss Marcia Taylor of Cold Spring is quite poorly; Dr Smith attends her.
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Mrs k. ID. Minor has visited in New Milford.
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k H. Beers & Co. make speciality ot boys and children,s school shoes.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

William Middlebrook of Waterbur, spent Tuesday with his mother.
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l.. M. Johnson was at, Goshen, N. Y. Tuesday, where Birmingham was enter ed to trot.
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A good family horse for sale cheap inquire of E. F. Hawley.
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IITHERAS-My wife, Sarah 4. Curtiss, has
 " left my bed and board without any just cause, forbid anybody harboring her or trusting her on my account, for shall pay @ no RY CURTIS, Huntington, Conn.,, September6, 1892.
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rATTLE-Two cars, one springers, one U Young Cattle first class stock will arrive at NewtOwn station, Thursday morning, 18th IRA WILDMAN AND C. NJ. BEDDING.
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s. S. Scudder and Miss Susie are home from Michigan.
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The boys wiped up the ground with the old men, Labor day, 8 to 8.
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l.. B. Lake has been visiting in Bristol, New Britain and NJ eriden.
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SOUTHPORT.

Miss Ida Tucker visited Lanesville, last week.
 Mrs George Wakelee, Mrs N. c. Walk elee and Mrs c. T. Gay and sister visited Seaside park in Bridgeport, last week.
 Elmer Lewis and family went to the shore, Saturday.
 Miss Annie Scofield, daughter of Rev Henry Scotield, a former pastor, now of Woodbury, L. l., is visiting Miss Lottie Curtis.
 Mrs A. D. Munson of New Haven is guest of Rev J. o. Munson.
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Big bargain in mems fine calf Hartford shoes for $l 50 and a. These shoes are worth dOu- ble and as there is only q limited quantity they will go quick at E F. Hawley's.
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DIsTRICT OF NEWToWN, ss. Prol

INSPECT OF NEWTOWN, ss. Probate lI Court, August 20,lS9
 Estate of CHARLES FRISCO, late ot Newtown, in said District, deceased:
 The Court o1 Probate for the District of Newtown hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for set tlement. 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 to SARAH M. BRlS- co. AdminiStratriX.
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A UC CFION-Will be sold at Public Auction at A the late residence of Norman B. Glover on September IT, 1892, at D m, all of the person sisting of Beds, Bedding, Stoves, Carpets, Crockery, Tinware, etc., etc., and many other articles to numerous to mention. CHARLES II. PECK. AuctiOneer.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Miss Katie Heating was taken home, Tuesday afternoon. Sheis better.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

Editor Tucker of the Farmer honored Newtown, over Sunday and Labor day.
The Newtown bee., 1892-09-09

l.. M. Johnson's stallion Birmingham won good race at Amenia, N. Y., Aug ust 30. Six heats were trotted to decide the race. The summaries:
 250 CLAss-PURsE $200. Y. Howell's blk. s. Birmingham, 22Olll A. F. Mcdonald's Y. m. Patti, 114223 ]. Leonard's ch. m. Nellie Ely, 340332 9 Y. E. Cassin's b. $. shelby, 43344- W. II. Wilkins oh. s. American
 Prince. 55 dr. Time-e 4I s4,244I2,2 4s l2, 2 Ss, ? 70 IA, ? A.
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Miss Julia Hallock Is in Danbury.
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Agents.

TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE-Notice is here
 l by given to the taxpayers ot the Town of NewtOwn, that the Collector will meet them to receive the taxes on the list of 1891, of said Town of Newtown, as follows: At the store in Hawleyville, Tuesday, September6 ,lS92, from to F o'clock. In Sandy Hook, at the store of M. B. Terrill t Co.,, from to p m on same day. Wednesday, September Tat the store of Richard Shepard, in Dodgingtown, from 10 a
 m to F m. Also same day, at Gregory's Orchard, from to p m and at Marshall Scar 8 store in Huntingtown from 3 to m. will also meet them at the town clerks office in Newtown, every Saturday, beginning Sep tember 10, until October l, from a m to D ot October will be subject to an addition of nine per cent per annum from the time when the said taxes became due, and the lawful fees and charges for collection. GEORGE H. BOTSFORD. Collector. August l6. 1892.
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Harriet Booth Peck.

Harriet Booth Peck, formerly of New town, died in Bridgeport, September G., as the advanced age of 99 years, eight months and six days. Although nearly 100 years old, she was in the possession of most of her faculties until short time before her death. The older resi- dents of Newtown will remember her as the wife of David Peck. who died about 30 years ago. By her first husband, Philo Booth, whom she married in 1910, she had seven children and could count 56 descendants, of whom B survive her. She was buried, Thursday afternoon, in Mountain Grove cemetery, Bridgeport.
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Miss Julia E. Dikeman is in Ludlow, Penn.
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DIsTRICT OF BEDDING S. Probat

D Court, September [ A. D. 1892.
 Estate of THOMAS RYAN, late Of Bedding in said district, deceased.
 The executor having exhibited his admlnis- tration account with said estate to this Court for allowance. 1t is
 ORDERED-That the l4th day of September, 1892, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the assigned for a hearing on the allowance of said administration account, with said Els tate and this court directs the Executof to cite all persons interested therein to ap- near at said time and place, by publishing this order in some newspaper pub lished in Fairfield county and having circu- lafioIl in said District, and by posting copy on the public sign-post in the town of Red ding where the deceased last dwelt. Attest, EDW ARD F. SHAW, Judge
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TWELVE MILK CANS-New, cost $3 each, | will sell for $2 50. w. c. JOHNSON, New town.
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NrOTICE-The seleetmen of the Town of IN Monroe will be at the Town house Thurs day afternoon, September l4, 1892 All per sons holding claims against said town are re- ouested to present them on or before the above date.
 BURR HAWLEY, WILLIAM K. FERRIS, Selectmen
 A. l.. BURR,
 August 30, 1892.