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MONROE.

HARMONY GRANGE ELECTS OFFICERS. The annual election of officers for Harmony Grange took place Friday even- ing as follows:
 M, James Burr.
 O., Howard Fl. Wheeler.
 l., Miss May Wales.
 A. S., Albert Wheeler.
 C., Erastus A. Daley
 Treasurer, Theodore H. Lockwood.
 Secretary, Edwin c. Shelton.
 G. K Arthur Wales.
 O., Elsie Joice.
 F., Jessie Lewis.
 L. A. L., Lillian L. Wheeler
 EAST VILLAGE.
 Methodist church notices: Sunday school next Sunday at 12. .l5, preaching at 30 p. m. subject Christmas" Sunday school Christmas entertain ment on Wednesday evening, December 26, at 7.30. A tree and entertainment, and good time all around. All well come, no admission fee and no collection. Sociable on Thursday evening at z 30. The place of holding this soci,ble will be noted from the pulpit on Sunday. Above all keep the revival services and protracted meeting in mind. They start December 3l, and close January l3. | BOTH EUPHONIUs AND PRETTY. | In answer to the correspondent of last week about changing the name of Mon- roe Station. Why in the name of common sense should it be changed? It is Mon roe. It is the nearest station to Monroe Center, and will be the only manufactur ing place of that name in the State; anG as 8 name what can there be against it It is both euphonius and pretty.
 MT Usinger of Huntington has beer of late busily employed in trying to finl a COW which strayed away. Said COW b, tracked to F. Sears, Monroe, where i was turned out of the yard and at las account had not been heard of. The GOV was in milk, and is a large white one Any one knowing any thing of sait animal would confer a favor by leavin, word at Marshal Beach's store.
 Wesley Coan S Sons have bought piece of timber to cut, of Ezra Meeker and have commenced carting it to Mon roe station.
 Weir Goldsborough is in town for tn holidays.
 Quite number from this place wer called to court on the Chamberlain V Talmage case. :. On Sunday evening, December B, tn children of the Congregational churcl will give concert beginning at 7.3O.
 On Saturday and Sunday evening Re O. Faduma will lecture at the Congrega tional church. No admittance will b charged but it is hoped all will be pre- pared to give as collection will be taken Look for further notice next week.
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BRIDGEPORT.
MERRY CHRISTMAS

Is near at hand. If you wish to make the little ones happy with little money go to Northrop's, 31 John street, Bridge port. Wishing the room for other busi- ness, he will close out his entire stock of holiday goods, books, dolls, toys, etc., regardless of cost. The goods must go. His loss will be your gain. He says first come, first served so if you wish to buy goods for half their cost do not delay, but when you visit Bridgeport call at the "Little Store around the corner, 5 in Library building, 31 John street.
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STEVENSON.
zoAR BRIDGE,

Sunday school at 10.45 8. m., preach ing at 7.30 p. m., Christmas entertain ment on Monday evening, December M This is to be celebrated in the Old Mill hall, commencing at 7.3O D. DO.
 The lprotracted meetings through the first two weeks of the coming year. For get them not.
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For rheumatism have found nothing equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It relieves the pain as soon as applied. J. w. Young, West Liberty. ". Va. The prompt relief it affords is alone worth many times the cost, 50 cents. It's con- tinued use will effect permanent cure. For sale by E. F. Hawley, Newtowp, ,and s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook.
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Fairfield County Chat.
BETHEL.

KINr WISHES FROM THE BEES BETHEL
 CORRESPONDENT.
 The editor of THE BEE, Allison F. Smith, was in town on Monday. We acknowledge his call and was sorry that we happened to be absent just at that tim. We have had the pleasure of en- tertaining doctors, lawyers and ministers but have never had the honor of enter taining a real live editor. This weeks issue of THE BEE will be the last before Christmas, your correspondent closes his last article wishing you all, the Editorial staff and kind readers of THE NEwTOWN BEE, Merry, Merry Christmas!
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FARMERS Attention

Having bought from the administrator ot the estate ot C. II. Wakeley, (the originator and formerly the manufacturer of the South bury or Wakelee piow) all the original pat now prepared to have a stock ot complete blows and repairs tor all numbers in readi- ness for the spring trade. In order that you will not be deceived when buying repairs tor the Wakelee blows send me the address ot your oealer and l will tell you whether he handles the original blow and repairs. l also have the exclusive right to make and sell MerrtlPs 0. K Steel Coulter Harrow to be sold In this state only. Repairs for this har. row will be kept on hand Prices ot any ot above will be quoted on application to HOW ARD 5. BOTSFO nD, BotsiOrd, Ct
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AT DARAGAN's SHOE STORE.


 The number of people that stop to ad- mire the showing of holiday goods dis played in Mir Daragan's show windows evidently are pleased with the numerous styles and the exceptionally low figures asked for fancy footwear, most every thing in the line of fancy slippers for men, women and children is shown and can be had at this establishment. Many who at first stop merely to look natural ly drift inside the store where they find exactly the article they are after. This house caters to aud fully understands the wants of their many patrons at present. The early shoppers discover bargains and pick them up readily. When trading in Bridgeport do not fail to visit Mir Dara- gan's shoe store you will find good as- sortment of holiday shoes, fancy slip- pers, gaiterettes, lege ins, etc., any of which make the most acceptable gifts for Christmas presents.
 Mabie, Todd & Co.,, are the celebrated pen makers and at the POstoffice News room in the Arcade there are all grades of these well known goods put up in all styles, from the gold pen in plain holder to the most elegant lady's pearl and gold mounted handle. Look over the attrac- tive case and if you do not care to select a pen move in either direction and you will be confronted by 8 hundred other articles too numerous to mention in de- tail. The Christmas display at this store is elaborate and prices are as low as can be placed on the best quality of station CTS supplies.
 Mrs William H. Trubee had paralytic stroke, Wednesday mcxping of this week.
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ton circuit, next Sunday, December B.
GREENFIELD HILL.

DEATH OF RUFUS B. BANKS.
 Died, In the Bridgeport hospital, De. cember 10, Rufus B. Banks, aged 70 years. His funeral was held In Green field church, Thursday morning, and his remains were taken to Bedding Ridge for burial. Mir Banks made 1t his home with MT Harrison's people, where he was talk. en sick and 1t was deemed advisable to remove him to the hospital, where he might receive the best of care and nuTs- ing. But he gradually grew weaker and son, besides four sisters and 8 brother to mourn his loss.
 ENTHUsING FOR TEMPERANCE.
 The Greenfield church was comfortab- ly filled on Friday evening to listen to addresses by Rev MT Emery and Rev MT Holden of Bridgeport, Mir Corlew and several others. on Temperance. Many signed the pledge. After the lecture, . fine collation was served by the ladies of the '. F. s. c. E., to those who took part and an enjoyable time was experi- enced by all who attended. Let Green. fielders have similar treat soon.
 Miss Wakeman's school entertainment was perfect success on Saturday even. ing at the Academy. All did SO we'll 1t would be hard to tell who excelled. The exercises showed hard work and plenty of drilling, both by the scholars and teacher. About $8 was realized.
 Mrs Sterling Wilson of Norwalk va. at her brothers, R. T. Bulkley's, on Sun day.
 Arthur Bulkley is staying with his aunt in Norwalk for few weeks. MT and Mrs Edward Nichols of Colo rado and MT Hoyt of Weston were 1T town, Tuesday. calling on relatives and old friends.
 Mir and Mrs Elmer Bulkley and family spent Sunday at their fathers. F. Moon has gone to Hartford for fev weeks.
 Mrs William Bulkley, who Is 90 years has gone to Norwalk to spend the re mainder of the winter with her daughter | DEERFIELD. Mrs Mary l.. Fanton of Lyons Plain has been the guest at her brothers, T. Bradley's.
 Charles Allen is building him a hous on land purchased of Mrs Sophia Banks
 An oyster supper was held recently 8 the residence of T. B. Bradley.
 Miss Clara A. Bradley has visited Mis- Burr on Burr street.
 A. w. Raymond has new horse.
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town residents are much pleased at the attention and service given them at this we'll known establishment.
A COMING SOCIAL EVENT.

The second annual mid-winter dance will be held at the Town hall on New Years night, invitations to which have already been issued. Sonsone's orches , tra of Bridgeport will provide music and , most enjoyable time is expected.
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If you want any good article to be found in first-class hardware store you | want to read the advertisement of the Plumb Hard ware Go. They have the goods and believe in letting people know that they have them.
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Lamps were never as cheap as now at E. F. Hawley's. Price cut in two. The same on pocket knives; soc ones 25c, 25c ones 10c.
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Merchant A. B. Fancher of Hawleyville has generous supply of Christmas can- dy and can furnish his customers at reas- Onable prices
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LIKES TO HEAR FROM THE OLD FRIENDS
SELECTIONS FROM THE NAIL.

Inclosed find check for renewal of my subscription. l like to hear from my old friends in Connecticut, and miss it very much when it fails to come.- Cor nelia E. Judd.
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Did you know you could buy nice rais- ins 5c pound, layers 10c, figs 1Oc, mixed or broken candy 10c and lots of other bargains at E. F. Hawley's.
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Mir and Mrs Ernest Wilson have begun housekeeping in their new home in New Haven. MT and Mrs A. w. Fairchild have visited them, last week.
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The piano pupils of Prof c. s. Platt from South Britain and Sandy Hook, as- sisted by other talent, intend having a musical in Glover's hall about the middle of January.
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HAS FAITH IN THE BEE.

Inclosed find check for two years sub- scription. Your paper gives me much valuable news from my old town, Easton. w. W. Jennings.
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Every farmer would like to market his eggs at the price MT Andrews does. The eggs are put up in dainty boxes containing a dozen eggs, packed in saw dust. They bring him 45 cents dozen now.
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When in Danbury I get dinner at the Pratt House, 20 Elm street. Why? Be- cause they conduct first class Iestau- rant, nice and clean.
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Florida oranges are delicious now and veIv cheop, 15, 20, 25 and 30c dozen at E. F. Hawley's.
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z It is not often that any one branch of
 business becones as popular outside of
 its own city as Bfennan's restaurant, 26
 and 28 Cannon street, Bridgeport. New-
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MT and Mrs John R. Stilson visited at the home of Mir and Mrs Amos Tyrrell in Roxbury, over Sunday; also Miss Nellie Tyrrell.
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E. c. Fairchild of Bethel was in town on Sunday and attended service at Trim ity church. He was afterward the guest of his brother, Hobart c. Fairchild.
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I. B. Harris has traded his brown mare, "Agusta," with c. G. Peck for his three year-old bay Alley.
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Philo Nichols is having his lumber shed at the depot recovered with new roof.
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Miss Fife Wolcott will c,ose her school at Whisconier for week between the holidays.
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Mrs Amos Camp entertained her sister for the past week.
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EA,sTON

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
 Rev Albert Booth is expected to preach at Lees chapel and Center street On En-
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Dr and Mrs Monroe Jadson visited in New Haven, last week.
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MT and Mrs Michael Scanlon are re ioicing over son, born on Sunday.
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L. P. Glover brought in load of cat tie from Buffalo, last week.
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BRO0KFIELD.

Mr aud Mrs Lafayette Pinckney Of Mahopac Falle, e,::N. T., came to Brook
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WANTED, FARMERS!

Who use the Southbury or Wakelee Flow, to know that they will be made from the or iginal patterns only. Manufactured near not at Roxbury, Conn.,, as some parties have stated. Do not forget. can furnish you with a Merrilps O. K. Steel Coulter Harrow; also above send to HOWARD s. BOTSFoRD, Bots. ford, Conn.
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Ifyou need insurance of any kind. writ us and will send . representative to see you BOGARDUS & BRASIE,
 roRRINGToN. CONN.
HAvlso SECURED
 A GOOD BLACKSMITH

Tor my new shop, I am now prepared to do frstclass Worh h short order. Horse n316 zIi 6Sh1r Wo1k sf rSaSonabis rafs1. '.
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TO IMPROVE THE TOWN HALL

TO IMPROVE THE TOWN HALL.
 A special town meeting is in contem- plation to take into consideration the ad- visibility of raising up the Town house and building commodious hall. It is thought that besides bringing in an in- come sufficient to pay the interest on the cost it will be benefit to our commun- ity in the way of lectures, etc. A new roof is needed immediately and if the change Is to be made, now is the proper time co do it.
 DEATH OF MRS JENNIE HALLocK.
 Died, December l2, 1894, at Washing tonville, Orange county, N. Y., Mrs Jen- nie Hallock, aged 3S years. As Miss Jennie MOrehouse she was well known in Bedding, having lived some years with her aunt, Miss Mary A. Denison. She was sister of Charles E. Warehouse of the Ridge.
 Rufus B. Banks, an old resident of Bedding. died December 10 in the Bridge port hospital, aged 70. He was buried in the Hill cemetery.
 D.Sanford started for Brookline, Mass, on Friday, where he will spend the win ter with his children.
 Charles Ryan, who lived for while with Miss M. A. Denison, has enlisted in the United States cavalry. He was on the Ridge, last week, calling on old friends.
 Mrs 0. K. Morehouse, while on her way to Easton, had the bad luck to lose her pocketbook. Anyone finding it will con- fer great favor by returning to 0. E. Morehouse, Bedding Ridge. Rev R. J. Beach of Bridgeport, who v,lS kI,o sI nt,r oh ed at the Methodist church on Sunday, in exchange with Rev B. c. Pillsbury. For the second time the wind mill of D. c. Wood was wrecked by the high wind of Thursday last. There was quite an interesting relig- ious service at the Ridge schoolhouse on Sunday afte rnO0n at 3 p. m., under the leadership of Miss Emily Hill. 1t is her purpose to continue the meetings at the same time and place till further notice. the rectOry on the Ridge on Christmas eve. Also at the Methodist church on Christmas night.
 MT Day, who occupies the old Dea Read place, raised the frame for 8 new barn, Tuesday.
 Jerry Carey, our genial blacksmith, is ptcp6Ic0 " uO 0Al AIuus VI JoOUiu&. ne will put up new work of any kind It hard time prices. Especial care taken with tender footed horses. Give him call.
 The Christmas festival at the Metho- dist church will be held on Christmas night at ' .30. A fine program has been arranged for the Sunday ech0ol, singing, recitations, etc.
 The fair given by the Faithful Work era at tflA h0aaaa Of .ynhn Nickere0n. m Tuesday evening, was grand success.
 Zalmon Read, who has been quite sick with typhoid fever, is on the gain.
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FARMERS! l!

If you intend to buy c new blow in the spring, try the old reliable Wakelee. When any part wears out you will not have to send 3O00 miles to get repairs. Try Merrill's Coul. ter harrow on your rough land. It gives No. satlsfaction. For price send to HOWARD S.. BOTSFORD, BotsfOrd, Conn.
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GBeise Strobbnte Al tpaf6en.

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@eaen bic Wptten.

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Tuaen Der Sefen, 0erftrei6en
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Sammeltala ais Seilmittel.

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tpobIibatis 1T baHslbe fur tpunbs SiBe.
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IA. Mai 1894.

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