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ASPETUCK.

Mir and Mrs Robert -Scholey attended the funeral of his mother, Mrs J. Scholey. who died very suddenly at her home in Sheldon, last Wednesday.
 Robert Gould and mother spent few days, last week. at the home of her un- cle, Joel Wiggins.
 School commenced, Monday, with the usual attendance. after weeks vaca- tion.
 Miss Edith Osborn has recovered from cold and throat trouble.
 Mrs w. H. Gruman has entertained her sister and husband of New Jersey.
 MT and Mrs B. Merwin took T. ank s- giving dinner at her parents, MT and Mrs Charles Downes.
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A GREAT ESTABLISHMENT.

Every visitor to New Haven who en- ters the extensive salesrooms of F. M. Brown S5 Co.,, are surprised and delight ed with the elegant goods that are dis played and the little money that it takes to purchase them with. As the holiday season is near, this firm have prepared themselves with all the novelties to be had and it is not necessary to leave their store in order to find any present that goods. Customers are sure of kind and courteous treatment at their hands, and when our readers visit New Haven, they will undoubtedly not miss visit to this well ordered establishment.
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SCHOOL AFFAIRS.

The board of education met, last week, and organized by electing E. o. Hull chairman and c. k. Osborne secretary. The schools were appointed among the members of the board as follows; Step ney and Cutters Farms to B. H. French 1; Monroe Center, Birdsey's Plain and Elm street to c. E. Osborne; and East Village and Walkers Farms to K. o. Hull.
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The Travellers Guide.
NEW YORK, NhW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
 RAILROAD.
uERKsHRE DIVISION. Nc vUmbUr lg, 1858.

NEW HAVEN >orth, 9t2 a. In., 4.2o p. m south, I2 3s, s n.
 sHELToN-So. h, IO.lo a. m., 4.5f D. Ill. south, sTiVRNSO& North, Io.2a a. m., 5.o5 p. m. south, II 3oH .u,, lS pm
 MO<ROE--Nor.l. tl0.20 a m, t5l3 p. m. south, ttlAt Q. In., t712 ?, m.
 BOTSFORD-Nurth, 736, l0.}0 a. m, l2.20. 5.23, 7.04 p. m sunday, s.Io n. m. south, l.39 NEwTTowNG Berth, H, Io47 a m., 12.35, 532, 7.l3 D. m. sunday, SIS a m. south, 7.oa, 6i7, lit7 a m., 439' 6.3O' d.57 p Ill. Sunday, bI3p m.
 HAwLEYvlILE North, .752, lo56 n. m, s1 gSa9n ''i 75 iS ii 3 a. S3n'ay @ ay S5 G5 a. c4o % BRo@6K FIET1' STH'l' IIu$&JT;i'@N-North, I$ saa. LILO s3@tn ;@ $: , 7?2 sso D. IIIo snnHay' m m s se 6.55, GAO D m, sunday 5.I3 D m. BKO0KtlELp- North, SOS lll5 a. m2- l32, Gi'a, Ii "a. m.. m s.35, G8o D m: sunday, 5.87 p, m LANEsViLLE and STILL RIvER-North, sI5 H. m, Ll6, O3 D. m, south, 10, SI0 Il m. 5.IG, 6.28 D. m. sunday, north, tS.47 Il. m. Ns% SSg'a 'mart2oF2oc;b@nNorh. to2c sas. 1ls7 d. m.. als 62o, D. m sunday, 8.5e a: m. south e86, 5o5. io's d. m.' 8'53' 6IO' 6lS D. m MERWiSsVlLLE-Nor s.36, 1l.a9 a. m, 2,i5 6.l2 D m. sun Hly ,9O9a.m. south, lO,3j am, 4.Gt, 6 05 D. m. sunday, 4.61 p. m.
 sunday,p.2ia m. south, 10 B a. m, 3 2s ALA, 5.50 D. In. sun lay ,4.37 ?. m:
 CORNWALL BbIDGE-Noith, 9.O4 a m, l2.o4, 4.3O, D. m. sunday ,0.39 Ii. m. South, l0l5 n. m, 8'l6, 3 5O, 3 36 D, m. Sunday,4I4 p. m. WEST CORNWA LL-North. 9.l3 a. m, F. I2, 4.5O, 7.O9 D. m. sunday ,9.47 Il. m. South, I0.O3 a. m. sos, 333 5.27 r. m. Sunday ,4.0l D. m.
 BoTsFCRD TO BRIDGEPORT. BOTSFORD-North, 7.36 l039 Il. III 1920, 5.23, 7M D. m. Sunday, s.l0 a. Tn. South III, s,55, IlAO a.nt, 437, 7.01 pm. Sunday, 6.26 sTEPNEY-Nos h, FPS, 1924 a. m, l2.O5, 5.O9, 8.55 D, m. Sunday, n. m south, :: :2s, 9.03, LONG HILI-N orth, 722, lO.ls, lI.46 q. m, .O3, GAS D. m. su lday, 7.64 D. m. South, 7.34, 1908, Il.54 a. It., 4.50, 7.2l D. m Sunday GAS TRUMBULL-North, 7.lG, 1912, 1l.83 a. m., 457, GAS D. 10. Sunday, TAT a. m. South, 7.39, 0.l4 d. m., ll.59, 57, 7.26 p. m Sunday, t6.50 D. m.
 RDGEPORT- North, 7.05, 10, Il .l5 a. m., 4.45, 9.25 u. m., l2.lO 5iO, TAO D. m. Sunday 7.06 n. m,
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A family reunion was enjoyed under the hospitable roof of E. l.. Johnson's home on Thanksgiving day. MT and Mrs William Fairchld, Mir and Mrs w. C. Johnson, Mir and Mrs c. B. Johnson and family, Lee Johnson, Frederick Johnson from Trinity college, Hartford, Mrs Mary D. and Miss Rebecca Johnson and Miss Katie Camp, were among the number that gathered about the festive turkey.
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DEATH OF MRS MICHAEL HALp1N.

Mrs Halpin, wife of Michael Halpin of Zoar, died on Tuesday, December ,. She was 45 years old, and had been prostrat- ed for some weeks, having a complication of diseases. MT Halpin and three chill dren survive her. The funeral occurred on Thursday from St Rose.
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BERKSHIRE.

II. G. Curtis entertained a company of 25, Thanksgiving day.
 Miss Mamie Smith has gone to Brook lyn for few weeks.
 Mrs E. W. Smith spent Thanksgiving at c. E. Minors; also Mir and Mrs W. s. Hooper.
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DRESS GOODS,
BAR4AINS EXTRAORDINARY
Nothing Like It Ever Before.

Nothing Like It Ever Before.
 There are about 1000 yds. in differ styles of 36 to 50 in DRESS GOODS. most of them lll wool, none of them made to sell for less than 50 cents a yard. They go on sale Thursday morning, at % cents a yard
 $500 worth of fine black dress goods will be placed on the bargain counter during this sale.
 Entire stock of Carpets sacrificed in this sale. AL our best body brussels the Sl.15 and b1.25 kinds at 90 cents
 All best tapestry brussels, the 95 and 90 cent kinds at 69 cents
 Lot of best all wool ingrains at AS cents.
 Every deps 'tment filled with just such bargains. Sale commenced Thursday morning.
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STEPNEY.
HE CUT HIS LEG.

Henry Nichols, while chopping wood, last Saturday, cut his leg near the knee quite seriously. It is now doing as we'll as could be expected.
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Charles Baldwin and Frank Gregory went fishing down the Westport river on Saturday and returned with baskets well laden with fine fish.
 Mrs Charles Baldwin and son, Henry. spent Sunday with her daughters, Mr. Bertha Shreves of Greenwich.
 Mrs Frank Clark has been visiting Mir Lester Gregory in Brooklyn.
 Miss Lizzie Smith of City Island is vis- iting Miss Hattie Crawford.
 Allen Burton of Brooklyn ate Thanks giving dinner with his mother, Mrs Susan Burton.
 Misses Helen and Lottie Adams spent Thanksgiving with their brother, Sidney Adams of Bridgeport.
 Wallace Sherwood and family of Nor walk have visited his parents, MT and Mrs William Sherwood.
 Mrs E. O. Shipman spent Thanksgiv ing day with her sister, Mrs Henry Finch of Weston.
 The 25th anniversary of the marriage of MT and Mrs D. NJ. Pillow was cele- brated at their home on Monday after noon and evening. Only relatives were invited, 26 of them being present.
 Mrs Dr Smith presented several famil- ies in this place with turkeys for their Thanksgiving dinner.
 MT and Mrs Charles Hyatt spent Thanksgiving with friends in Easton.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castor.

last week, and ready for occupancy, Thanksgiving.
 Mir and Mrs Oliver Chase and little Olive spent Thanksgiving with her par ents, Mir and Mrs Frank Raymond.
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Wilbur Bristol, our old typo, has re- turned from his visit to Connecticut and has rendered efficient service on this issue.-[Orange City (Florida) Times. ] MT Bristol has assisted in type setting in TIE BEE office at different times.
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Philo H. Skidmore, Sr., founder of the Pacific Iron Works and father of Ex- Alderman Skidmore, spent Thanksgiv- ing with his children in this city, and seemed as young and energetic as when he "locked horns' successfully with such astute dollar-getters as Frank Ives and Hanford Lyon. Long life to him
 Bridgeport Star.
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Daniel Smith of the Park City granite works of Bridgeport has recently erected monument in St Rose cemetery for John F. Bradley, in memory of his sis ter, Miss Mary A. Bradley.
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SPORT HILL.

Rev MT Aver, pastor of the Congrega- tional church, preached at Lees chapel on Sunday morning, November 26, where he was lsteneA to by very appreciative noOnln.
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Affairs About Town.
THE PEOPLES CORNER.
A MILLION FRIENDS.

A friend in need is friend indeed and not less than 100000 people have found just such a friend in Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. If you have never used this great cough medicine, one trial will con- vince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at E. F, Ilawley's drug store, Newtown, and sc. Bulls, Sandy Hook. Large bottles soc and SI.
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IN ST JOHNS PARISH.

Miss Julia c. Hawley will give social and 10-cent supper on Thursday of next week, the 14th. Supper will be served from to o'clock, after which there will be music.
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nANnIfRY DIVISION .

i've 7.42, G.55, lO.65 q. m., 2lO, 6.87 7.6.27,8.52 pm Sunday, 1923 a. m. s27 pm. Leave GI5 G.&h, 730, 8 85 a. m.; 4.25, 6l0, 6.57, 1l4O p. m. Sunday. sos q: m, 5O5 p. m.
 2.0f, b.8I, G.2O, GAG p. m. sunday, lOl7 a. m., s.20 D. m. south, 6.22, G.42, 736 n. m, 43l, o,iGsNTth RspobiNGENorth. T h. 7.29 G. m m., ~ iSs, GAO D, tn. Sunday, 101l q. m, SIS D. m. South, 6.29 Q. m., 7I0, n.H D. m. Sunday, SIS n. m 5lS D. ID.
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AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev H. ". Jones occupied the Baptist pulpit, last Sunday, and will preach again next Sunday.
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A SER1OrS ACCInENTs

While Homer Logan was splitting wood on Saturday, the axe glanced and cut quite gash in his foot, severing a cord.
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THANKSGIVING GUESTS.

Arthur and Royal Curtiss of the Wor- chester academy spent Thanksgiving at their home also Mir and Mrs Clarence Willen of Bridgeport. On Thanksgiving day George and Clarissa Clinghan were with their mother, Miss Carina Slade at A. l.. Shades, Mir and Mrs Broderick at Mrs Eli Leavenworth's and MT and Mrs French at 0. H. Hull's.
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Miss Florence Stone returned home, Saturday, after spending few days with her sister, Mrs w. D. Stone.
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The ice and snow of Sunday made live Iy business for the blacksmiths. Mir Bassett says he shod 2s horses, Monday.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
HIGHWAYMEN AT LARGE.

As Thomas Astle was returning home from Bridgeport the evening before Thanks giving. when near AlonZo Staples three men appeared in front of his horse for the purpose of stopping it. Mir Astle immediately drew his revolver and fired several times, which had the desired eff feet, for they made hasty retreat, one going into Mir Staples yard. The next morning Mrs Staples found one of her large turkeys missing.
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Don't forget that Reid < Hughes are preparing for your holiday trade at their store in Waterbury. The stock is large and prices are right.
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Miss Grace L. Peck spent Thanksgiv- ing at home, returning to Bristol on Sat urday.
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LYONS PLAIN.
DEATH OF MRS CHARLES JENNINGS.

DEATH OF MRS CHARLES JENNINGS.
 Mrs Charles Jennings, who had been ill for some weeks at the residence of Morris White, passed away peacefully Sunday morning. The decease was a na- tive of Weston and had resided all her life in this town. She will be greatly missed by her large circle of friends and relatives. The funeral services were held, Wednesday, at 1.30, at the house and at } D. m. from the church. The interment in the church cemetery. Rev Alexander Hamilton officiated.
 The Advent course of sermons will be preached in Emmanuel church, ,commenc- ing Sunday evening, 10th, and each evening day week at 7.l5.
 Wednesday evening Mrs William Davis entertained a large company, who enjoyed a most pleasant time. In fact it would be out of the question not to have so- cial evening at Mrs Davis, for she all ways makes guests feel at home, and we poor mortals like to be treated we'll on all occasions.
 Mrs Phebe A. Fanton spent day with her mother, Mrs Crofut. Baby Keeler is growing we'll under the watchful care of his grandmother, and when spleasant weather sets in will come over to visit here.
 William Lewis on Saturday drove to
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There were "A visitors from New town, who registered at the State build ing at the Worlds fair during the late great exposition.
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WORLDS FAIR EXHIBITION,

The Worlds fair at Chicago is thing of the past and many were unable to avail themselves of it's privileges but all can now have an opportunity of doing so without the fatigue and expense of trav- el by visiting Lees chapel on Friday evening of this week (to-night, December S.) where lecture will be delivered by MT Green of Berk & Green, on ''Jhe Worlds Fair" illustrated by powerful double stereopticon, using oxy-hydrogen of the great Columbian exposition. He will also give some views of the Sand wich Islands. This is not a common ''magic lantern show,' but an exhibition in every way first class. Tie admission for adults will be 9 cents; children + cents.
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A social surprise was rendered Miss Helen Bronson, Thanksgiving night. Promptly at 7.30 o'clock, 50 or more neighbors and friends presented them selves at the door and asked for admis- sion. They were kindly received by Miss Helen and as they had brought the "B'' orchestra with them, there was no time lost in proceeding to dancing in three rooms. A fine collation was provided by the ladies, which was very much appre- ciated by all. At o'clock all left for their homes, having spent most delight full evening.
 Mir and Mrs Herman Pease of Easton spent Thanksgiving at her fathers.
 Mir and Mrs Jesse l.. Banks of Brook lyn ate Thanksgiving dinner at the home stead.
 Marcus o. Burr and wife of Brooklyn were here calling on relatives, Thanks giving time.
 Eben H. Burr's St Bernard "Juno," which MT Kicker is boarding, has eight fine full blooded pups, nearly old enough to go away.
 Miss Allen of Bridgeport is visiting Miss Helen Bronson.
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F. l.. Curtis left, Monday morning, for Passaic, to enter on his duties with the Manhattan Rubber Co.
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The young people in the Hook are at work getting up a dramatic entertain ment, which will be announced in the near future.
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Miss Jennie Shepard spent Thanksgiv- ing with her mother and sister in South Britain.
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R. W Butcher spent Sunday with his parents in Bridgeport.
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sIIFPAUG RAILROAD.

 BErHEL-Leave 787, h. m, 535 D. m. Sunday SIP a. m. Arrive S.55 q. m, 4A5 D. m. Sunday GI5 D. m.
 HAWLEYVILLE--North, S.45 Q. m., $50 pm. Sunday, S,35 6. m. Leave for Bethel $40 a. m, 430 D. m. Sunday, D. m. sHEPAuG-Nolth, t902 q. m., t602 P. m. sunday. ts4s nm. South, 1925 a.m.,tS.5l p. RoXBURY FALLS-North, 1915 a. m., t61O p.n. Sunday, rS.57 am. South, ,tS IT a.m, t3.39 D. m. sunday, 1926 D. m. R6xBURY-Nclth, 950 a. m. CHS p. m. Sun day, 9l0 q, m. South, SOS Il. m., 3.26 p. m. Sunday, 5l5 D. m,
 JuDD's BR1DG ll-North, tlo.oO n. m, 1924 p. m. Sunday, t1l7 a. m. South. tS.02 a. ni., t2.5T D. m. Sunday, t5o3 D. m. WAsHlNGT0N--North, 1045 a. m., 636 D. m. Sunday, 987 a. m. south, T.50 8. m., 2.l5 p. NEW PRESTON North, 10. .55 a. m., GAO D. m. sunday, 943 I'm. south, 146a. m., 2,26 pm. Sunday, 4.SS p. m.
 RoMFoRD-Nolth, II 10 q. m., t649 pm. Sun. MoRRis-North, 1l.s0. te5f D. m. sun- day, loo2 q, m. south. t732 q. m, ti.0i p. m BANTAM-Nortl, ll45,a.m., .Oi p. m. sunday, 1920 .. m. South, 7.2S Q. m, lSs p. m. Sun day, 4.07 a. m.
 LATE-North, III 50 p.m., t7.o7 p. m. Sunday. tl0.24a.m. south, t7'2O a. m., fi.sz p.m' sun LfTCiiFIELD-Arrivel Il. .55 am. .,7 l2 pm. Sun. day. i0.30 a. m. South, 7.i5 a. m., l.l5 D. m. Sunday, $50 D. m.
 NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND R.R.
 November I2 1893. HAwLEYvILl. t-East 12.o2, 7l5 ?. m. NEwTowN East 1ao p. m. West s.5s sANpY \. Fl '-l n6oK \ East i2.l2. 7a7 D. m. soUTHBuRY--Iast 1921. 7.s7 p.m. West Trains stop when signaled only.
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Rev w. P. Hopkins of Danbury preached in the Town hall, last week Wednesday evening.
 Charles Van Riper was home from Eastman's business college, Poughkeep- sic, N. l., to spend his Thanksgiving holidays.
 Frederick Luebeck of New York City paid a short visit to relatives in town, last week.
 Frank Richmond. who is attending school in New York City, was home to spend the Thanksgiving holidays, re- turning to his school, Monday morning.
 Oliver Shepard and family of Brook lyn, N. Y, spent Thanksgiving day with MT Shepard's parents, Mir and Mrs Charles H. Shepard, on Main street.
 The Eagle Guard held select socia- ble in Military hall on Thanksgiving evening, which was social success.
 Leonard Lyon of Bridgeport spent Thanksgiving at his fathers, c. M. Lyons home, in town.
 David Squires of Norwalk has been spending few days in town. Miss Flora Livingston of New York City has been visiting with friends in town.
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l.. B. Booth was in town to pass Thanksgiving.
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R. fl. Beers was in New York on Tuesday.
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Miss Mamie Smith entertained eight o1 her cousins on Thanksgiving day.
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FOUR BIG SUCCESSES.

Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed for them, the following four remedies have reached phenomenal sale: Dr Kings New Discovery, for consumption, coughs and colds, each bottle guaran- leed, Electric Bitters, the great remedy for liver, stomach and kidneys, Buck lens Arnica Salve, the best in the world, and Dr Kings New Life Pills, which are a perfect pill. All these remedies are guaranteed to do just what is claimed for them and the dealer whose name is at tachcd herewith will be glad to tell you more about them. Sold at k. F. flaw ley's drug store, Newtown, and $. c, Bulls, Sandy Hook.
 Have a good shoe on your foot. They are to be had of Baldwin & Standish in Bridgeport,
 Do your want a fine pair of skates The Plumb Hardware Co.,, of Bridge port have them, also sleds and all the nice presents for the holiday season ir their line. Farmers are invited to cal and inspect that B horse sweep power
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SHERMAN.

NO TOBACCO CROPS SOLD YET. Most of the farmers have commenced stripping tobacco, but no crops have been sold as yet.
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Rev MT Linsley will be present at the
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BETH FL
BURGLARS ARE ACTIVE

Burglars have again come to the sur face in this place. But this time their work rather prOclaims them amatuers than professional and "home grdwed,' '' instead of imported. Last Friday night they entered the grocery store of W. B. Hodge, near the railway station, and scattered the goods about the store in a manner not becoming to good order. They ransacked desk and money drawer but did not find what they were after in that line. They had filled several small bags with numerous small articles in the way of edibles, but for some reason they failed to take them with them, W hen they went. Mr Hodge believes the thieves took some goods with them, but how much he is unable to state. They also took an ulster, which they found hang ing in the store, and Frank Williams wishes they would bring it back.
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The Center school closes, this week.
 MT and Mrs Louis Whitehead have re- turned from ther Western trip and have been visiting Mrs Whiteheads mother, Mrs George Hoyt.
 The property of the late Ralph Hoyt will be sold at auction, next week.
 Miss Eunia Ingersoll spent Thanks giving visiting friends in New Milford.
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CRANBERRY PLAINS.
A "DoRG" IN THE CELLAR.

On Thanksgiving evening, while Mr. Thomas Gregory and Son Robert were sitting costly around the fire, a sudden groan, followed by others, arose from the cellar, which frightened Mrs Greg ory. She sent her son across the way to Mir EvanetZski's house to get that gen tleman to come to her assistance. He came and opening the door was about to proceed into the cellar when he discover ed dog. The animal was frightened and with a bound came into the sitting room, breaking her sewing machine and knocking her son down. The outside door was then opened and the quadruped went out. It was the property of Syl- vester Burton and had gone into the eel lar in the early part of the evening.
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CENTER STREET.

A lecture on "The Worlds Fair" will be delivered in the Center street Metho- dist church on Monday evening, Decem- Der II, by MT Green of Berk $ Green, il- lustrated by a powerful stereepticon and exhibiting 200 dissolving views of the great Columbian exposition. Also few views of the Sandwich Islands. The ad- mission for adults will be 9 cents and for children l5 cents. Let all come and bring the children and enjoy an exhibi- tion that is first class in every particular
 MT and Mrs Robert Scholcy attended the funeral of his mother in Shelton, De. cember ,.
 D. B. Gould has purchased horse o1 Southport parties.
 Miss Jennie Kelly has returned hom: after spending Thanksgiving in Bridge port with her friend, Miss Wheeler.
 Miss Dora Banks, Miss Jessie Lobdel and Miss Jessie Kellogg have been tho guests of Miss Alice Foster.
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oCt IA ~ NItCu VIII iNC d entertainment at the Congregational church, Thursday, December :.
 Thanksgiving was observed in a quiet way among the people. No services was held in any of the churches.
 Mrs David Osborn entertained at Thanksgiving dinner, pr George Osborn Banks and wife.
 John Macnie of New York spent few days at Mrs Eliza Sillimans. Henry Osborn and family spent Thurs day with Miss Alice Burr of Bridgeport Mrs Disbrow of Bridgeport spent a few days with Mrs J. J. Ward. Z.C. Beard and family of Oronoque
 were recent guests at T. w. Turney's. Miss Nettie Ward entertained al Thanksgiving dinner, James Ward and | family and Mrs J. B. Ward and family Wesley Burr and family of Greenfield
 were guests at George Parrack's. The remains of Charles Seeley, aged l 36, son of F. o. Seeley of Bridgeport
 were brought to Easton for interment ! Monday afternoon. Owing to the storm on Sunday last, the attendance at the Congregational church ! was small to listen to Rev Mir Doane o1 brluSeWatef.
 | The Sabbath school of Lees chapel is | making preparations for concert or | Christmas eve in the church. Miss Allie T. Bradley spent Thanks giving week with her aunt, Mrs N. Ad
 ans of New York, Mrs Eliza Rowland entertained as usu
 al her grandchildren on Thanksgiving day, Fred R. Beach and family and Johr l Candee and family of Trumbull being
 among the number. MT and Mrs c. Burr Tucker were | Thanksgiving guests of Mrs Anna Bow
 dy of Danbury.
 John Hull has been quite poorly fol some time.
 l Mrs E. H. Bradley ate Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs w. Ferris. l Rev c. L. Pierce and family were en tertained at the home of George J. Banks
 on Thanksgiving day.
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Mr and Mrs s. R. Prentiss of Provi-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-03

| desire to call the attention
of persons going abroad to
these celebrated sanitary pro-
auctions, for which | am Sole
Agent for the Islands.
Its to your advantage both
Financially and Physically, to
supply yourself with a FULL
OUTFIT before leaving. | have
just imported fresh supply
direct from Germany OF Dr.
Jaegers