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WATERTOWN.
WATERFOWL IS FORGING AHEAD.

WATERFOWL IS FORCING AHEAD.
 There probably is not a town in Litch- field county, or in the state Of the same size, which has grown so in the past two years as Watertown. Beautiful resi- dences are erected or under process of erection in all parts of the town. The factories have built additions and consid- ering the crisis through which the coun- try is passing, work has been plentier than in any town known to the writer. The M. Heminway & Sons Silk Co.,, have worked full time. A. N. Woolson has kept running six days, eight hours per day, and the Heminway < Bartlett Silk Co.,, five days per week. Beside the Oakville Pin Co.,, have run full time and Smith 65 Sons of Weltons. With a showing like that in such times as these is it to be wondered at that Watertown is desirable place to live in. Yet one thing we lack, ,and that is public spirit,al though that star is on the ascendant. All the things just mentioned are private enterprises. Public enterprise had been dormant in Watertown for great many years. However, it has got shaking up in the erection of beautiful hall, | the putting up of substantial iron bridges, etc. But don't stop there. Give us side
 walks which are one of the greatest ne cessities of the present time. Street lights are still another, and these two
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and Mrs c. W. Keeler have been spend ing few days at the old homestead.
 Miss Miriam Taylor and mother re- turned, last week, from Asbury Park.
 Mrs PhilO Merwin is recovering from the bruises she received from falling down pair of stairs.
 John Barrett has an extra fine crop of potatoes. producing some very large tubers.
 Andrew Elsonboss is building a model horse barn, 40x50, with all the latest improvements. J.L. Warehouse is doing the work.
 James Beers and daughter of Brooklyn spent Sunday with Mrs Horace Beers.
 Miss Belle Foster of New Haven spent Sunday at the old homestead in Long Meadow.
 Mrs Charles Peck has returned from a visit to her mother in Woodbury.
 Mir Whitcome was unable to preach on Sunday from the effects of a severe cold, but will be home for next Sunday.
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to the occasion were made by Rev MT Carter.
 The Misses Alma and Ida Rylander of Ltchfield were in town, last Sunday.
 MT and Mrs J. G. Wyant are the hap py parents of little son, born AugusC 27.
 Mrs Joseph Sanford of Morris, who has been quite sick at her fathers, Simon Johnson's, is gaining slowly.
 Do not forget the Y. r. $. c. k. ser vice in the Methodist church, every Sunday evening at 6.30 p. m.
 Agnes Nichols, little girl who has been boarding at W. W. Wilson's for sev- eral summers past, died at her home in Brooklyn, lately.
 Henry Foulois' new barn is finished, and the foundation for the house is near ly completed.
 The work on the abutment of the Moody bridge is progressing rapidly.
 MT Wadsworth is to build barn to take the place of the structure burned some months ago. It will occupy site north of the former location. Merrill I Fenn is engaged in getting the founda. tions ready. It will be 60x30.
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well, Your concert was appreciatiye by all lovers of music.
 Col John Evans, C.. s. Dayton, Edgar l.. Norton, c. E. Gibson and B. F. Gib- son have gone to the grand national en- campment of the uniformed rank. K. of P., and biennial session of the supreme lodge, K. of F., of the world, at Wash ington, D. C.. The colonel expects to be one of the appointees of Gen Carnahan, as an aide during the encampment. Besides he intends to have a confidential chat with his honor, President Cleveland, about attaching his signature to the Wilson bill.
 Principal Working was in town, last week.
 Mrs Louis A. Blanc and family of Can ton, Mass, are stopping at John J.. Gailey's.
 Mrs Annie Moore and family of W ater- town, and Mrs Brown and family, and Miss Minnie White of Toronto, guests of Mrs Moore, are gone to the seashore for a weeks outing. MT and Mrs Wise are gone on a two | weeks vacation. Next Sunday, Rev James Stoddard l will conduct services at Christ church. Hannon & Barlow are painting the M. Heminway & Sons Silk factory.
 The Center school district have awarded the contract of heating the school to MT Booth of Waterbury. Mrs Ira c. Hotchkiss has bought lot on Cutler street from Charles Warner, north of the residence of John Kane, on | which she expects to erect handsome cottage.
 Willard H. Bryant, our new and gen. ial storekeeper, wants to have every 1 man, woman and child in town give him call.
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Miss Laura Wheeler ot Mascedonia was badly hurt at Oston's Crossing on the Housa- tonic railroad, last Friday One leg was badly cut and the other received compound fracture. Drs Futile and King attend her, and at present she is doing finely. The cross Kent and South Kent, is a bad one, and ought 10 be done away The cars there run very neal the highway. Miss Wheeler saw the ears coming and tried to manage the horse. she held on only too bravely, but the horse being hard bitted thought to have things his own way and in his fright ran into the rear ot the freight train and was considerably cut himself and the wagon demolished besides nearly killing Miss Wheeler,
 Rev W. F. Bielby preached to 8 good sized congregation in the Congregational church at West Cornwall, last Sunday The Episco- pal service for the day was used. The text and he in us, because he hath given us ot his spirit"
 Rev B. M. Wright is expected home the latter part of this week
 some Of our young folks held picnic at the North Kent Falls on Monday and report an excellent time.
 Harry Bitten is spending few days in town.
 Rev J. H. 7eep preached in the Congrega- tional church, last Sunday.
 MT Wlldman and several others are in camp at the South Spectacle lake.
 John Roberts offers 8 substantial reward TOT the capture Of the parties that broke into his house and took a sum ot money some time ago.
 Bishop Williams will visit Kent for the pur pose of administering the rite of conf1rma tion on Thursday, September 20. MT and Mrs Gregory, who have been stop ping at Mrs E. Howlands', have gone to Bridgeport for few days.
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NEW MILFORD.
A DRAMATIC EVENT.

A DRAMATIC IL
 So much encouragement has been ex- tended to the manager of the dramatic association here, H. P. Averill, he has deemed it advisable to engage the Town hall at New Milford for Tuesday evening of next week, September 4, at which time and place the same play, ssPike O'Calla- ghan,'' as rendered here last week, will be played. We trust the patronage will be large on the part of the people of New Milford and therefore the receipts cores bonding in proportion, and let the criti- cisms be IS charitable as possible. The entire troupe is amateur, but they cer- tainly did well here, last week, and should do better there with more stage room for all. Let all desiring to enjoy an evening of fun attend the rendering of this play at New Milford on the evening of September 4. Tickets are now on sale at the postofice here and by Mir Averill and also at one or more places in New Milford.
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sTRATFoRD.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

Whereas, It has pleased our Heavenly Father to remove to the Spiritual World, our friend and brother, Francis s. Avery, and
 Whereas, He was Worthy Gate Keeper, and a member of the executive committee of Housatonic Granger, Therefore:
 Resolved, That, while we acknowledge a Divine Providence in this event, we tenderly recall his hearty kindness, and good cheer in fulfilling fraternal relations, also
 Resolved, That we desire to express our appreciation Of his faithfulness in discharg- ing the duties of his office, and do hereby ten der to our Worthy Chaplain and sister, a heartfelt sa, sympathy Tn this bereavement. the consolation of Him who has said, ssI will not leave you comfortless."
 Resolved. That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the bereaved family, and placed on record in the minutes ot this Grange -GS. A.
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GREENS FARMS.

George B. Whitehead attended the con- vention of florists at Atlantic City, N. J.
 E. Beers has returned from a "trip to the Catskills.
 Mrs Malcolm and daughter of Norwalk are guests of Miss Minnie s. Elwood.
 Miss Libbie Beers gave lawn party in honor of her niece and nephew, Frank and Belle Burr, of Philadelphia.
 Mrs Charles Rapallo and the Misses McCready are among the young ladies who are riding bicycles.
 Misses Florence and Helen Foster have returned from visit in Bridgeport.
 Paul Thompson. who has been spend ing several weeks with his grandfather, William Jennings, has returned to his home at Rosendale, Wis.
 MT West of Lynn, Mass, spent Sun- day with s. B. Sherwood.
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CHRIST CHURCH AFFAIRS.

Ev H. N. Cunningham, formerly of this ,slace, but now of Waltham, Mass, will conduct the services at Christ church the second Sunday in September.
 A special meeting of Christ church parish will be held at the parish room, Monday evening, September 5, at 7.3O o'clock.
 Next Sunday, the Brotherhood of St Andrew will conduct evening service in the Gurnseytown district school at 4 o'clock.
 All members of the fire department can now avail themselves of the opportunity of signing the constitution by application to E.. w. Wheeler.
 The Young Giants of Waterbury and the High School nine crossed bats, last Saturday, the score Is to l5 in favor of our boys.
 The Citizens Cornet band gave one of the best concerts on the Green, last Wednesday evening, ever rendered by them. The band is now. and in fact al ways was, progressive. The latest and most popular tunes of the day are pro cured regardless of expense, and they are not purchased to be laid away on tht l shelf, but by weeks of patient and un tiripg labor known only to the musician all the different instruments send fortf ! in one harmonious melody the new ant 1 inspiring production of some famou master It lifts the minds of the peopl, I to hear the sweet strains peel forth ol sthese beautiful evenings. Boys you dI
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SOUTHPORT.

The long continued drought has caused water to be scarce in this vicinity.
 Religious services are held in the Union chapel in this place every Sunday even- ing at 730 conducted by Rev MT Morris of Oxford.
 w. Fl. Hall, secretary of the Connecti- cut Sunday school association. was in this place, last Sunday, and organized Sunday school to be held at 10.30 8. m., next Sunday. Arthur Lewis was chosen superintendent. MT Hall also visited Hull's Hill Sunday school, last Sunday, at p. m. HIS
 Mrs George C0ield. who has kept
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ward to prosperous winter. MT Will, 1 Hams has nearly finished putting in the machinery and will be ready to start up September l. He has quite large force of men at work picking crystals by the pound and will start the quarry on Mon day, September 3.
 Superintendent Williams entertained Charles Brandt, president of the Union Sand Paper and Emery Wheel Co.,, last Saturday. He was well pleased with the way he found everything working. This is the first time he has visited Roxbury Falls in over year.
 Jay Tyrrell $ Sons are putting up the large water tank at the Garnet mill to supply the boiler and mill with water. When completed it will hold 7500 gallons of water.
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a boarding house during tbe past season, has gone to Oxford to work for NIT Key mold at the Oxford hotel.
 Mrs John Osborn of New Haven visit ed her parents on Hull's Hill, last week.
 Mrs George Norton of Ansonia was the guest of Ernie Stowe, last week.
 The Ladies' Aid society met in the basement of the chapel, last Thursday afternoon.
 Jillson Brothers are having two men cutting timber at present. It is hoped they will start their steam saw mill again soon.
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In New Haven County
 SOJTH BRITAIN.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO FRANK EyARTs.
 Frank Evarts was seriously ipjuried, Monday evening. Returning from Wat erbury his team collided with two omni- buses returning from Quassapaug, break ing the clip from his wagon. MT Evarts was thrown out, and received bad scalp wound. The resident physician in Mid dlebury stitched up his head and pro- nounced his injuries serious, if not dan gerous, with fracture of external tablet of the skull.
 The approaches to the bridge in the Center are now finished.
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A son was welcomed by Mir and Mrs Frank Brothwell, the 24th. Mas Broth we'll was formerly Miss Emma Osborne of Easton.
 Miss Jennie Hoyt returned to her home in Ridgefield, Thursday.
 Rev B. T. Abbott of Westport will ad dress the congregation at the Methodist church, Sunday, September l.
 Burr Osborne of Michigan called on friends in Aspetuck, Monday.
 Mrs Warren Gowdy has visited her grandmother in Bedding. Warren Cow dy has visited his parents in Scitico.
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Several small boys around the Depot have been using their rifles very careless ly and the bullets came near hitting some persons at work.
 Mrs Hine of New York is spending a few days with Hobart Morehouse and other friends iu town. Henry Hine of New Milford was in town, last week.
 Mrs Freeman aud son George of Wood bury visited Mrs Henry Warner, last week Thursday. Mrs Warner IS az pres eL sick with the grip.
 All were glad to welcome Dea Henry Seeley back to church on Sunday, after his long absence.
 Fremont Grannis and MT Doyle of Bantam were In town on business, last week.
 Miss Laura Whitehead has gone to Meriden to visit Mrs Carrie Humphrey for a week.
 Mise Fannie Gibson and mother are visiting relatives in Woodbury and Naug- atuck.
 Pedro and Carlo Sanchez, who went to New York some time since to meet their father, who came from Cuba on business, have returned to the Gunhery. They in- tend to soon visit their brother, Alvaro, who Is at MT Perkins' home In Maine.
 Mrs Richard Johnston's friend, who has been staying with her few days has returned to her home in Manchester
 sunday afternoon in the Congrega' ttonal church a memorial service val hcld for William Bartlett Brinsmades sor of .. c. Brinsmade. There Was very 9we0e oingtng and few remarks suitaplt
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BRIDGEWA WATER.
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs Beers Frost and daughter of Brooklyn returned home, last Thursday. Charles Merwin of Milford is the guest of Mrs William Platt.
 Frederick Merwin of Pawling has been the guest of Mrs Glover Sanford.
 Walter Booth of Minneapolis and Mrs Bronson of Newtown were guests at El- mer Frost's, recently.
 Miss Gail Ford of Washington is visit- ing at George Minors.
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WEST MORRIS.
OUR SUMMER GUESTS.

The Maple Ridge farm has been well patronized by summer boarders, and has full house at present, which has been very gratifying to both the proprietor and guests. The Bissell house and Mountain View have had good number of boarders this season.
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Fairfield County News.
 BLOOMFIELD.
GRANGE JoTTINGS.

GRANGE JOTTINGS.
 At the Grange meeting, last week, four members, Mrs $. E. HaWley, Mrs Henry Foote, l.. J. Sturdevant and Robert Flaw ley, were admitted to the third and fourth degree.
 has begun samplinc the 1893 tobacco, }, and so far the crop appears to have passed through the sweat very we'll. MT and Mrs R. T. Clarke have return ed from their summer outing at Black Rock
 The family of E. K. Hawley and MI
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THE WEDDING BELLS CHIME.

Wedding invitations are given out by MT and Mrs Frank Alden Powers, to be present at the mar riage of their daugh- ter, Pearl Bell Sanford,to William Joseph Durley, on Wednesday, September l2, at g o'clock p. m., at their residence
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Litchfield County News,
WASHINGTON.
THE MASONIC CELEBRATION.

The centennial anniversary of Rising Sun lodge, No. 27, of Free and Accepted Masons, will occur on Saturday, Septem- Der f. The committee of arrangements consists of Frank J. Kilborp, E. H. Beardsley, II. O. Averill, E. N. Moore and II. k. Frisbie. The program will be as follows:
 General greeting on the grounds from 10 to II o'clock, a. m The several bodies will form promptly at II o'clock for short parade. On returning, an address ot welcome will be giv- en by the Worshipful Master of Rising Sun Lodge.
 Historical address by Past Master Guy c. Ford of Rising Sun Lodge.
 Collation from l2 to o'clock.
 ode.
 Poem.
 Music.
 Toasts and addresses.
 Officers of the Grand Lodge and other distinguished Masons are expected to be present. Arrangements will be made for a train to leave Bethel on arrival of spec. ial train from Norwalk. This train will leave Hawleyville on arrival of S.55 a. m train from Hartford on the N. '. & N E. railroad. Returning, train will leave in time to connect with trains going east On the N. Y. & N. E. railroad.
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TRUMBULL.

George Alderman has been entertain ing his son from Oakville.
 George Alderman and family enjoyed a days outing at the beach, last week.
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A very enjoyable dance was given by the summer boarders at the Senior house, last Friday evening. The music was furnished by William Throop, violinist, and s. F. Burgess, banjoist, with Lewis Hayes as prompter.
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Is < KENT.
 
A TEACHERS MEETING

It is expected that a teachers' meeting will be held in the Town hall in Kent on Wednes- day, September 29. The state agent was here to make arrangements 2 teW days ago. and something interesting said atont our schools, and on the aubject of readdn&s physi-
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CORNWALL BRIDGE.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
 We are requested to here record the grate- tul appreciation of the Methodist peoplel fol the practical way sympathy was expressed by Miss Hattie Hollister and John Weinstein and family on Thursday evening, August 16. week before last number of THE BEE proved 8 success not in the least unworthy ot men, tion The Hollister residence, on the above @ fully decorated with Japanese lanterns and other additions appropriate for the occasion guests while Mrs W Weinstein's energy found an avenue in preparing a pleasing series ot songs and tableaux.
 The pastor, Rev Alvin F. Knell. spent five days of last week at the Pine Grove camp meeting. Mir Knell enjoyed the presence of quite number of his flock during the week. On Thursday about 30 went from Cornwall Bridge.
 The first Wednesday evening prayer meet ing held in the church was conducted by the pastor. They will continue until further no
 A new song book added mater tally to the enjoyment of the occasion, last Sunday even ing at the service.
 Miss Grace D. Robinson is visiting relatives and friends in New Hartford. Mrs Jeremiah May passed away after a pain full illness of 10 days, August 2S, 103O 8. m. Tnrback. Dr William Curtiss made two days busi ness trip to New York city, this week. I Miss Annie B. Gibbs of Kent Is visiting witt l her sister, Mrs s. E. StJOhn. The farmers are busy cutting and puttin I under cover the tobacco crop. Tobacco is ] good crop here and uninjured by hail or wind I Chester A. Andrews, our popular wagol maker, has moved to the Bonny wagon sho and is ready to attend to all work that his pal rOnS have.
 Mrs Hattie Dietz and son have returned t their home in New York city from summer visit with her parents.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT so1rru KENT

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BASEBALL TOPICS.

Our boys lost another ball game, last week Wednesday,, to Woodbury. Clare Lee, who pitched for the home team, struck out a large number of men, but he received such poor support that Wood- bury won the game on errors. The score was as follows: Woodbury l3, Washing ington Q.
 Friday ball team from here went to New Milford and made an excellent showing against the crack team of that place. The score: New Milford IA, Wash ington II.
 Monday, large crowd came down from Litchfield in special car with ex- pectation of seeing the Litchfield second nine whitewash the home team, but their expectations and the money which they bet so freely took flight in the score of IA to in favor of Washington.
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CLOTH ALL SILK BLACK BRO- SILK DEPARTMENT IS
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DEPART SIX LADIES'

Fall weights, in Browns and Tans Judson's price $6.50, our cash sale price, $2 9s. Two ele- ganu Quality Brown silk plush capes, fancy sons price $40, our price $l6.69. Six Ladies Black Diagonal Cheviot jackets, Judson's price $5, our price $2 9S. Two Black plush capes trimmed with Fur and Beads, with Satin lining, big bargain at $39 the origi. nal price, our price to close, $l649.