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meetings has been changed from 7.3O to o'clock.
 Mrs Albert Day is visiting New York friends.
 The school numbers about 20. 8 larger attendance; than usual.
 The CongregationaI society were glad to welcome into their midst their friends, Mrs Walker Bates of Easton and Mrs Street of Mississippi, last Sunday.
 The treasurer of the Christian Endeav- or society reports S20 cleared from the sociable, last N, dne sday evening. The committee will arrange a fine program for next month. Farther notice will be given in TIE BEE.
 Miss Emna Olm+tead spent few days, last week, with friend in Dur | hatn. .--'.
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We learn the Union Sand Paper & En- cry Wheel Go. officials were here, last week, and gave Superintendent Gilbert Williams orders to go right ahead and put on six or eight men in the quarry and run it as late as the weather will permit. They also took John Williams out of the old mill and put him in as general foreman over the men on the hill, and to get the track and new mill in readiness for the machinery as soon as it arrives to be put in place. They hope to be in full running order by Jan uary l, as business is so improved that they say we must have the mineral at once. .....l!.4..
 Gilbert Williams, superintendent of the Garnet works, has broken ground for the foundation of his new house he is to build on the hill, where he can be near CT his work. He expects to have it ready for occupancy by November l..
 John Williams, general manager ot the Garnet works, expects his wife and daughter home, this week, from theil trip to her home in Richmond, Va. where she has visited friends and rela, tives for the past six weeks.
 Mrs Gilbert Williams left for Rich mond, Va. ., this week, for visit among her people and friends,to be gone two ol three weeks. f. .'r '... tt'e,.i -..J -.+ ;:
 Edward Jackson now fills the place il the old Garnet mill. He. has two fin' team hors les for sale cheap for cash.
 William Neness has been engaged t. do the blasting for the Sand Paper Go. operating here. r; .tr,, ., d. :. .tr.,, .
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WARREN.
WORD FROM F. F. JOHNSON.

; A IVY OhD FhOh Fs r. JOdNSONs
 Il ! II ' EstI q <
 To the editor of THE BEE: Dear Sir. I am on board of an English train going west. l like Warren better than I do British America. I cannot describe to you the wonder and grandeur of Niagara, that have just passed. It is something that will thrill person through and through. And the more you study it the more you are impressed with it's greatness and grandeur. It shows to a person what time will do.; It seems to me, looking at the Falls and channel of the river, as though it had been millions of ages gradually working down tp its present condition. think that river has run for millions of ages, and is likely to go on millions more in it's grandeur
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Mir and Mrs Fl. o, 9Averill, Horace F.
 Averill and Durwood E. Grannis on Fri-' day evening of last week VI
 NEW rREsToN's MON No1oNT, BRoKENa ' E New Preston was favored, last week,
 NHh entertainments of varied nature.
 Dh Friday, Dr Fechter and son of New
 Haven rode into the village on hand- some advertising wagon behind fine pair of iron grey horses and in, the even-
 ing, the doctor and son rendered good
 music on comets, violins and banjos and the doctor also gave an open air lecture on the virtues and benefits. of the C., G. Clark company's medicine, of New Ha- ven also, which he sells. On Saturday
 evening, near Kenney & 1Aosford's office from the advertising wagon, pr Fech- ter and son gave an interesting concert of song and instrumental rendering real ly difficult to equal A violin! duet was rendered which was never rivalled here in the different positions the violins were held and the different attitudes assumed FbN the performers. After the doctors lecture and a generous sale of the Imedi- cines, the entertainment concluded with the sons appearance as negro minstrel who sang several songs and played the accompaninents on as many different in struments. The entertainment each even- | ing was attended by portion of this will l lage and on Saturday evening the center pf ths village was seemingly filled with I aisteners and patrons of both sexes resid- ing here and in adjoining villages. Dur ing pr Fechter's stay here he was busy each day with those who desired to have teeth extracted with the least possible pain and he met with good success and satisfaction with all who called. His case of dental instruments was of the fin est and as numerous as is usually found in any dental office and the applications made to gums before extracting any ] teeth seemed as beneficial as any could 1 be, except gas, for the prevention of pain. The doctor and son went from here On Monday to Bethlehem, to be there two evening, giving an entertain.
 ment of like nature. pr Fechter has beer for five years continuous, travelling sales.
 man in this manner with one or two as
 sistants and closes his long engagement
 with the Clark company during the pres
 ent month. It has been his custom tC
 appoint in the different towns visited al 1 agent where the remedies and medicine can be obtained after his departure. The
 agent for this place is E. H Beardsley
 who will in future keep a stock requisite
 for the publics patronage and benefit.
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The annual meeting of the South cem- etery association was held in the Town hall, Monday afternoon, October l, and the old officers were reelected as fol. lows: President, Burr Mallett ; secreta. ry, Elmer Frost; treasurer, Albert B
 Mallett; trustees, Arza c. Morris, Reu, ben M. Warner, Carson Mead, Albert B Mallett, Gideon Northrop. s.s.3::ss;;
 A few from this place attended the wooden wedding anniversary and sur
 prise party at MT and Mrs Horace Al
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HUNTINGTON.
LONG HILL.

W. l.. Beard leaves for the Hartford sennina- ry, Thursday The coming year is his senior year.
 Rocky Rest can boast of more registered physicians than any similar place in COnnecti cut, Four are booked so far. '.*
 Mrs Joseph Booth is recovering from her re cent illness.
 A. Saland, Yale student from Ontario Canada, has been guest of W. l.. Beard B. N. Beard spent Monday in Waterbury.
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GOOD WORK ON THE ROADS.

A force of men with the road machine, under the supervision of Selectman Eber Gould, has put the roads in Judd district in first class order, having widened it in some places and the rocks that could not be dug were blasted by Thomas E. Wells.
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T7o THE COMMISSIONERS

IVNO THE COMMISSIONERS \ l COUNT1-The understand tor a license to sell spirifnossl ing Liquors, Ale, Lager Beerl ed Cider, dr1snk upon the pred quantities less than one gallo5| at one time and Rhine Wine The laws this stafe now in fhe sale of Intoxicating liqmo) ing known as Mrs F. Carrnll- NeNiown. in said county
 signed, 1T. J.
 Dated af Newuown. the 29ll bcI. .lSsS. .-.
 Endorsed by the following tax payers ot said town, nonj censed dealers in intoxieAtinl not endorsers on any ofli Charles Wells, Charles ". nd Brew, John Clark, Patrick l. COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, Fl
 TOWN. this 2nd day of 0cI
 I, Town clerk of said LOW | pursuant 10 the statute in sI ed, that this application eTtj said has been submitted to 1 certify that each Of said end or and tax payer in said toV of the foregoing applicatio| | above written endorsement with me and that l have asl application and the endorseI town BEE, a weekly Dewspaj at least once a Week-so1I weeks, commencing on ilbe tober. lszg2. Attest, M-IH of said town
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FAIRFIELD.

Nj. J. Hayes lost several tons of hay, buggy, cutting box and tools in Martin ayland's barn, which was burned to the ground last week. It was insured for about half its value; loss estimated about S4O0
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

Rev c. l.. Pierce preached an excellent sermon, Sunday week, in the Baptist church from the text, ''I am not a ashamed of the gospel of Christ for it is the pow CT of God unto salvation to every one that believeth." Following the services, the ordinance of baptism was administer ed to four candidates, Miss Lillie Wood ruff. Miss Fanny Decker. John Tyler and Justus Sherwood.
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and greatness. I never was so impress edsaslto the weakness and littleness of man and the greatness of Higher
 Power, as I was contemplating Niagara
 and it's surroundings.-[ | ours very truly, Frederick F. Johnson, Warren, Mtchfield county, Conn.
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Mrs Daniel Parrack has visited Mrs Wesley Burr of Deerfeld.
 MT Pease of Greenfield is to occupy the NJ. E. Banks house at Maplewood farm the coming year, acting as foreman for M. E. Banks on the farm.
 Wesley Burr of Birmingham and moth- CT spent Sunday week with Easton friends.
 Once more we have doctor in the town; new sign on the Edwards place announces Dr J. l.. Peck ready to meet all calls professionally.
 Mrs George Osborne and child of Bridgeport are with Mrs David Osborn. Frank Tucker, wife and little son, Ed gar, of Patterson, N. r., are visiting his brother, G. Burr Tucker.
 Homer Logan and family have recently visited friends in Poughkeepsie, N. .I.,
 Isaac Wells has been doing mason work for Matthias Bradley.
 Mrs George J. Banks and daughter, Evelyn, are visiting friends in New York and Brooklyn. ...
 Daniel Lyon of Bridgeport spent Sun day with his parents at Rock House.
 MT and Mrs s. B. Fancher have recent ly visited at W. F. Selleck's.
 Schooliin Judd district, No. 6, opened Monday, September 25, with Miss Jessie Bates of Long Island as teacher. Willia m Rowland of Bridgeport is al his aunt's s, Mrs D. w. Edwards. MT and Mrs Albert Edwards, MT ant | Mrs Charles Robertson and son of a Dan bury have recently visited at Levi H. Ed wards. =. a-.:. i.. ..~ .s.-. t.... %.
 Miss Elsie NJ. Canfield is in Long Hil helping care for her cousin, Miss Sadi 1 Craft, who is sick.
 Miss Hattie M. Schwartz has returne' to her work in Bridgeport, after spend ing several weeks with her parents. . Judd district Sunday school re-orgar
 ized Sunday, October 1. The followin
 officers were elected for the ensuing year Superintendent, Charles Nichols; assist
 ant superintendent, Isaac w. Wells se'
 retary and treasurer, Miss Alice l.. CaI
 field; assistant secretary and treasurel \ Miss Elosia A. Selleck. auGH6m I John Patterson, the market gardner,
 newly siding his house, putting in vii dows and fixing over generally. Mrs Jane Sears has been visiting at ] s. Gillette's. t. .9s ;-.f : Mallette Sanford is making extensiN repairs on his house. John Parmelt does the work.
 ! Elmer Andrews little girl is gainir
 slowly.
 8 Frank Brown has spent few weeks g Janson Candee's. ,late 4z.st ' '-sss 5 Mrs E. D. Gillette and little Mary ha, !. been visiting in Bridgeport and vicinit
 REnDING.
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ITO THE COMMISSIONERS { l COUSTY-The undersigneE for a druggists license pnrsna this state now in force relating foxicatfng liquors ar the bud Hawley's store. Main street, Nexiown in said county Signed, E1assAR. Dated al Ncx-fown the sud [ lsas.
 Endorsed by 1he following i taxpayers of said town, none l, ccnsed dealers in intoxica1s, are not endorsers on any ofii J. R. Smith, William Bofsfori O. H. Peck, F. Ready.
 COUNTY OF FA1RFIELH
 TOWN, this 2nd day of OA
 I, Town Clerk of said fTS pursuant to the statute
 that this application. e9 has been submitted 10 r,
 fy that each of said ensc and taxpayer in said 10
 the foregoing applieafis written endorsement. hs and that I have adveriis
 ton and the endorsement BEE. a weekly news SpR5v r
 least once a week Tor commencing on the
 ls9a- Attest, M- J. HOULs$
 town
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lens in New Milford, last week Tuesday isvepirg. < J < z.N
 Mrs George Minor is visiting in New Haven.
 5 Mrs II x. Ts.apBl ef FlainylAs resl the guest Of ehef daotAer Mrs As4l Lyon, last week.
 Fred keeler4is in New Haven at the 4ale 4aWischo'ol'I Id ,,.,d .e4.C ead D, i.s4. |. MT and Mrs Henry Sanford enjoyed a trip to Hartford and New Haven, last week. MT Sanford passes his S7th birthday this month.~ '''1 '>0'''' '''''" '' lat D | Y,It s.f a.s..{ -,i gandI f.up p, a,,
 We are sorry to hear the report that George Minor has sold his place, with the intention of leaving town! .D's,'Ff. ! Stiles Lucas attended the funeral of his mother in New Preston, N Monday, the 9th.a en> vSssasss 'S5ss ss 79lsss {
 James Orr has mo we'd across the street | into Mrs ClarR's house, and a family From Roxbury wilI.oecupy the place he l leaves g#4szszsYts sasss3a E
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: Fairfield. County News.
STAMFORD.
A FINE MONUM ENT.

A VI NF ? . Samuel W. Benjamin has. had a very handsome Quincy granite monument placed on his lot in Union Scemetery by Mir Hughes. On one@sideS is inscribed the names of his father and mother, all their children,S witlf dates of birth oi each, and also that of death for those who are dead. The other side has the record of his own immediate family. IL is very neat job and reflects credit up. on it's builders.
 A young son of Charles Smith badly injured his leg while climbing into 8 wagon. "'''.' cd E. S. Par melee and wife of Walling ford, were guests of D. P. Rhodes, over Sunday week. ''' ..'' '' .. Ia ,..I rt ....-.4 ; A pile driver lies submerged at tht lower wharf.
 Otis Beers is suffering from severe l attack of asthma.
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UNO RENT-The Charles Tyi
 l two miles west ot Sfepns ] of GEORGE s. TURNER, Ste.
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Children Cry for Pitchers csa.

liniments well rubbed
 than if put on carelessl of the virtue is in the !
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a D.. IS. Mestovers is ornamenting his new barn with coat of paint. . .a.
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BOTSFORD HILL.

Charles Botsford and Lee Palmer started for the Worlds fair, last week Thursday ,.. .....
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It is reported that the Lobdell place is to De closed through the winter.
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MORRIS.
THE TOWN REPORT.

Those who haven't been honored with a copy of the town report win be ibter- ested to see what it cost to run the town the last year. Here are the figures :.s-
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BEDDING. 9sF fs; As

5 Mrs N. J. Sherwood has returned from a three weeks visit at Orange, N. J.
 The time of the Christian Endeavor
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SPORT HILL

The ladies' aid society of Lees chapel held their bonnet sociable at the resi-
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Litchfield County News
NEW PRESTON:
,UR WORLDS FAIR TOURISTS.
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\ M and Mrs J. B. Stillson returned From Chicago on Thursday evening and Mir and Mrs Fl: o. s7Averill, Horace P. Averill and Durwood B, Grannis on Fri day evening of last week .gi
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AT THE FALLS.

Balance to the credit of the town, $1 ,20s .21 Bonded indebtedness of the town, $l9,6OO.
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ROXBURY.

FINANCIAL CONDITION or THE rdwk. { TOWN TREASURER'S REPORT, FOR THE YEAR
 ENDING SEPTEMBER B, 1893.
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BR1DGEWArER.
ANNUAL CEMETERY MEETING.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
DELINQUENT TAX LIST C,,,,,r.s

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Goodwin. &. Observation-Disclosures.
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Goodwin. G. .........................
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Harris. = r.. Tr $. A. Miller..............
Harris. Sarah and !. *. Hayes..........
Harris. Sl>anuan. ................ ........
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BLOOD WILL TELL!
NANCY HANKS, 2:o4.
BngLShS Breeding and Training Stables
RICHMOND FAIR GROUNDS.
ALOHA, Son Of The Mighty Dictator, i.iS

sire OF jay Eye See,2 .Ool4, Phalias,- .lo7s;
Minnie tasweil, AGA; director, &:ls, Deicl-
mator. 2lS Dictator Chief, 2:2l1a, ana 81
others better than $50. Grand sire OF Nancy
Hanks, 2.Oi; Direct. 2:Ojh; Eyangeline,
2Il4; Margret H., 2l2A, LocAheart,
2I4A; Guide, 2.1G4 Northwest 2l7A;
Kellur Thomas, 2l94, Garnet, 2;20A;
Victoria Wehos, and 56 others better than
80 Bess son Of Iamhletonian 10, founder
OF tho American Trotung Horse; own brother
10 ,he famous Dexter
TO encourage breeding I have placed this
strain within the reach OF all breeders, BY
reducing his fee Tor services from 800 to
so. Come and see him before you select.
occidental Prince, l2094 by Occidental.
2.l55. by Happy Medium, 400, reduced from
so to g35
Famous runring stallion TeIemanchus.
sire OF the winners Maia, Fred Fink,
Kathurat. Piedmont. Mullhatton and
many others. Season. SO; usual return
privileges.
The inspection Of the public respectfully
invited. ielf-oin&"u
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Bacon. StJame5 d St.John. q 81
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