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The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03

nIsTRICT OF hEWTOWN, ss. Probate u Court, April 27, 1895.
 Estate of LOUISA NICHOLS, late of Newtown, in said District, deceased.
 The Executor having exhibited his ad- ministration account with said Estate to this Court tor allowance, it is
 ORDERED-That the Sth day of May, A. D. 1895, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Probate Office in Newtown be, and the same is. assigned for hearing on with said estate, and this Court directs the Executor to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place, by publishing this order in some newspaper hay ing circulation in said District, and by post Ing a copy on the public sign post in the Town of NeWtown, where the deceased last dwelt.
 M.J. BRADLEY, Judge.
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HAPPENINGS AT THE CONGREGATIONAL
 CHURCH

The program committee of the Sunday school met on Monday evening and made preliminary arrangements for the service on Children's day, Sunday, June 9. If the program as now outlined is carried cut, service of great delight for young and old Is certainly in store.
 The Ladies' Missionary Society will hold their May meeting on next Tuesday afternoon, May 2, at o'clock. The sub .ject suggested for the month in Life and Light" will be followed, namely, ''The earliest and latest workers in China, Rob- ert Morrison and others" The ladies are asked to bring some item of interest connected with this field.
 Next Sunday morning the sacrament of the Lords Supper will be observed in the church. The pastors thought for the service will be, "The scene at Col gotha."
 The Sunday school has sent contribu- tion to the Congregational church at Kirkland, Washington, to aid in the cree tion of a new edifice.
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DoDGINGTowN AND VICINITY.

Byron Crane of Danbury, Mrs F. E. Platt and son of Bedding and MT and Mrs Andrews of Elmwood have beer the guests of their parents, MT and Mrs George Crane.
 Mrs l.. A. Barnum spent day with friends in Grassy Plains, recently.
 Miss Nellie Nash has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Andrews, of Taun ton.
 Mrs Beardsley has been the guest oi friends in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Aikenhead and son are spending a few weeks with Mrs J. r. Barnum.
 Mrs Sarah Nelson has removed so hel brother's in Seymour.
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BERKSHIRE.

William Shay and Patrick Finnell were carting manure on Wednesday morning with single teams. The rear horse jump ed on to the other wagon and caught the shaft between the end board and side of body. The horse made two or three jumps and away he went with part of the harness. He left the driver in his wagon with what harness he did not take along.
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HATTERToWH.
HELP THE SCHOOL CHILDREN.

HELP THE SCHOOL CHILDREN.
 The school children, assisted by some of the young men and young maidens of the village, are preparing to give an en- tertainment at the schoolhouse this (Friday) evening, for the purpose of ob- taining money to purchase reference books for the school.
 Carriage Painter Pratt has so many vehicles to paint this spring that he has been compelled to rent the upper part of J. E. Parmelee's large carpenter shop to enable him to fill all his orders prompt ly.
 Bakers furniture wagon was deliver ing goods in our village, last week.
 D. c. Smith of Greenfield Hill has bought of c. D. StilIson his nicely matched pair of two year old twin steers.
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Father Wallace, Jesuit Father from New York, comes to St Roses one week from next Sunday, on May 12, and will hold weeks mission here.
 Father Ramon from Lakeville was 8 guest at the parochial residence one day, this week.
 The excavating for the cellar of the new parochial residence is we'll under way and the masons will soon be called upon to lay up the stone work.
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Br1tSgpo1t, Conn.

I Our first year in bushes. lis up Friday, M ay 10. IT 1 honor of the occasion we art to do on that day something you never heard of before l probably.
 Not ready to tell just whar yet. Next weeks Bridgeport papers will have the particu lars.
 Remember the day, Friday, May 10. You'll be here rain or shine.
 All of our richest Paris and Berlin capes are now 25. No matter whether the price was 50, 75 or 100. All are now $.
 It requires some pluck to sell 50 to 100 capes for s. It has to be done though in a quick store, like ours. In wash dress fabrics we have so great a variety that we are almost certain to meet every want. In the finer grades, such as swivels, organdies, -dimities, ginghams and sateens, our stock sur passes all others in this region for variety.
 Let us send you samples of the widest and best 5o-cent serge in this or any market. Say whether. you'd like colors or black.
 Another invoice of Japan ese mattings, including new weaves and a number of strik- ing novelties. The prices are much less than ever before. For example 4o-yard pieces.
 Sold last Price this
 season for season is
 $5.50 $4O0
 750 B. 10. '.
 12. 8. The very finest mattings are AS cents a yard: elsewhere sixty.
 Lineoleum at g I-2 cents a square yard; and very good lineoleum 1t is.
 ust now we are having a sale of bed spreads that is a surprise to all housekeepers. No such spreads were offered before for the money.
 Crochet AZ, .75, 100, 1.25.
 Marseilles 1.25, 15O, 75. 200, 800. ZHe HozvIana-Stark Com- "Gan Cannon ana bamy, Bsgfterics's BBgsa1ii fSs streets. Patterns.
 Brzagsbort, Coun.
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An event being looked forward to with interest is the meeting of the Mems Literary and Social club of Newtown Street, on Tuesday night, at the Grand Central hotel, when the wives and lady friends of the members will be guests of the occasion. A committee consisting of pr Smith, Prof Cliff and c. H. North rop, have the arrangements in hand, and 8 delightful time is anticipated.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

The pastor, Rev James Taylor. will preach in the Methodist church, Sandy Hook, next Sunday morning at 10 30 and in the evening at 7.30.
 The regular Thursday evening meetings will be held in the church parlor every week as usual.
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Affairs About Town.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

Are you posted on the wrapper ques- tion? Stern X Harris sell them for soc, 67o, 72c, 9Sc, SIPS, $l 50, $l.75 and $2 % and have. the genuine B 'ston wrapper to sell See our new arrivals in Spring millinery. Ladies misses and children's garments, just received at Stern tS Har- ris', lS5 Main street, Danbury.
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J. T. Wood, representing the Smith & Winchester Co.,, is experimenting the task of erecting the big wind mill for Messrs Smith and Hayes. The work of construction is completed, and all that re- mains nuw is the painting, which will be done by other parties.
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Mems Suits.

At no time in our history have we been able to offer such bargains in Mems Suits THAT FIT. For $7 50, $s.50 and $10 you can get fan- cy Oh viots, Blue an Black Cheviots and Ser ges and Clay Worsteds made OUR WAY in all the sizes to 50 breast measure. Ii you are tall we can fit you. Ii you are stout we can fit you. Price no more than ordinary. Mems Overcoats.
 We have at BIO the finest Grey Worsted Ov- ercoat that you ever saw Full faced to arms. eye, silk sleeve lining, and as neat in appear ance as our $23 grey worsted overcoats. It is marvel in style for $1O. Black clay worsted overcoats 39, $15, $17.
 Clack Cheviot Overcoats $4 75. They're a wonder for the price.
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In our advertising columns, the ad- unstable note book holder, just patented by Reuben B. Terrill, is illustrated. Those who are. capable of judging speak of this appliance highly, and when it be comes more generally known there must be a large demand. MT Terrill is the ca- pable and popular assistant of Agent Taylor at the Depot, and his many friends sincerely hope it may pay him handsomely.
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The Grand Central hotel has a very neat business card. In addition to the announcement it bears an excellent DOT trait of the long time proprietor, County Commissioner Houlihan; also portrait of John F. Keane, the hustlipg and pop. ular young man now associated with MT Houlihan in business.
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How's TH1sl

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of CatArrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F.J. CHENEY $ CO. Toledo, o. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last lt years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac- tons and financially able to carry out any OblIgatiOns made by their firm. WEST & TRUAx. wholesale druggist, Toledo o, WALDING, KINRAN & MARVIN wholesale drug
 gist, Toledo, Q.
 Halls CatarTh Cure Is taken internally act. faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
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Mrs Ira Wildman has her bakery wag- on handsomely painted and decorated and Is now In trim to supply her many customers with great variety of cakes, besides carrying a supply of oranges, lemons, bananas and all kinds of fruit in their season.
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The storm prevented any Library meet ing on Saturday. The ladies interested in the coming fair are requested to meet in the same place at 3. D. m., Saturday of this week and at the same hour next Tuesday and Saturday.
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THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

A regular monthly meeting of the Put nam council, K. of C., will be held at their council chamber on Sunday, May 5, at D. m., sharp and all the members are requested to be present -[J. F. Heating, Grand Knight.
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The largest audience that has ever graced Costello's new hall at the Hook was present, last Tuesday evening, when Ullie Akerstrom and her company gave the comedy ss1he Suitan's daughter" All who attended were highly pleased with the performance and pronounced it the best of the kind ever given in towr.
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JOHN E. KEANE 6 O.,
INCESSANT THOUGHT.

This store has been brought to it's unequad position by ncessant thought The unreenting force will still farther ahead and enable perform you the days to rqures ncesant thought place within your reach the best goods f"r the least money.
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F. L. Gaylord and Harrison Tolles, prominent business men of Ansonia, were guests of County Commissioner Houlihan on Monday.
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Our patrons will find De Witt's Litte Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy for constipation, dyspepsia and liver complaints. Edgar F. Hawley, New town; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
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Edward Taylor has sold his handsome young horse, known as the Beers colt, to Mrs A. s Hoyt of Waterbury to match carriage horse she already has,. This
 was very stylish horse and last year took first premium at the Huntington fair in the four-year-old class and class for family carriage horses.
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The venerable James Watson will be 93 years old the third day of July. He can see and hear as we'll as most people can at 40 and has set out a handsome bed of strawberries, this spring, as true as any gardener can.
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There is soon to be erected in Land E End cemetery at Hawleyville a substan tial monument to the memory of the late Isaac Hawley. H. M. Bolles of New Preston has the contract.
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Henry W. Faneher of Hawleyville has had quite serious tussle with the grip, the past week. He is improving, how ever.
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treasurer's report and to instruct the trustees, if deemed advisable, to open q
 new entrance at the northeast corner of the last tract of land bought of I. B. lHar-
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A man hailing from Roxburv who went by the name of Carriage Painter Sherman in that town, has moved his family to town and taken up bis abode in the old lodge building below the de- nnf
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Ewen Mcintyre < Co.,, the wide awake New Haven dry goods merchants, are having great sale in their new store Just glance at their lad ' this week.
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F. s. Davis, representing the J. 0. Aver Co.,, proprietors of Ayers sarsapa- rilla and other medicines, arrived in New town on Tuesday on tour through Con- uecticut. He is covering this territory by carriage, having splendid outfit, four spanking horses and very hand some advertising car. Mir Davis places the advertising contracts with the news papers in this section, and visits the mer- chants who handle the goods of his con- pany. He is hustler and an agreeable gentleman to do business with.
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On Monday of this week John Carroll opened new grocery store at Sandy Hook in the building owned by Mrs P Carroll. MT Carroll formerly clerked for Terrill Betts t& Co.,
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There will be an interesting sociahle for old and young at Aaron Treadwell's, next Thursday evening, May. 9 Sapper will be prominent feature and also an ssExperience meetings In which all can
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PRIMO.

15 l-3 hands, chestnut stallion, sired by Wilkes Brino. 5l1S, 2 3, he by Hambrino, Ss0, sire Of Delmarch LII I-2. Dam Cricket by Miller's Hambleton 3465, second dam Patty by Jim Br1ce thoroughbred, third dam Fanny by Copper Bottom. Primo will be at the farm of M. A. Fogg. Carw e1 Hill, Bethlehem. Service fee el0. All inquiries by mail cheerfully an
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03

Rev J. O. Munson called on friends in Sandy Hook, last week. He returns to Southbury and South Britain for the fifth year.
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J. A. James, the popular agent of the Berkshire division at Hawleyville, was in Danbury on Monday.
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As will be noticed elsewhere the annu- at meeting of the Newtown Village Gem.
 efery association has been warned for Saturday, May II, at ? p. m., to hear the
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W. M. Reynolds was in New York on Wednesday.
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The two tenements in the Street, be- longing to the Turner estate, are being painted by Charles Jackson, who is being assisted by O. K. Griffin.
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Children's Clothes

unload. The suits are Black and ta sey mi xed Cheviots-all wool-price $2 50. I e making and trimmings good. Blue and black chev- lot suits for $2.5', $3 50, $5, Fancy Cheviot in light and dark mixtures $2 50, $3 50, $4 and $5.
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No need to go without good dinner when shopping in Bridgeport. for at Brennan's restaurant, 26 and 28 Cannon street, they give excellent service at 8 reasonable figure, and that is the reason so many patronize this restaurant.
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Undertaken Frank McGran has great luck welding the hook and line. Last week Thursday he visited the Woodbury river and caught handsome trout, weighing one pound and 10 ounces and another weighing three quarters of a pound.
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The ladies' prayer meeting will b held next Tuesday at 3 o'clock with MT Minor and Mrs Middlebrook.
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Good wall paper, 4c roll at E. F. Haw- ley's; finer quality equally as cheap, selling fast.
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The choicest flower seeds, sweet pea and nasturtiums, from Caldwell & Jones', for sale by the ounce or pound, with complete line of garden seeds at E.. F.. Hawley's.
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Jerome Northrop is beautifying his
 home by fresh coat of paint.
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The Ullie Akerstrom company stopped with Landlord Taylor at the Hook dur. ing their stay in town.
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NOR SAJ.E--20 horses ot better quality than I any car load we have had, are for private sale, May 4, 5, and 6. Pair Berkshire geldings 2200. pair bays geldings 2200. pair bays mare and gelding 2300, several choice single horses of high quality; also stallion stElectrepied', by "Piedmont" GA in list)he by Almont B
 Eiectropied's dam, Thalia by Electioneer lover 100 in hst) This horse is seven years old. Earned over 4700 fast year in Fairfield Go. Cost at Kellogg sale 47O0 in 1893, Is sound
 (excepG wind puffs) beautiful bay, very kind
 and will sell very cheap, if sold immediateiy. Call or write for all0particnlars. MITCHELL
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MT and Mrs D. C. Peck expect to go,
 next week, to Lake Placid, N. Y.. to join their daughter, where they will pass the aumYnnr
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Good shoes, only $l pair, russet point ed toes $2, at k. F. Hawley's.
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BEDDING.

Hugh Campbell has moved from Brooklyn to Bristol, R. I.
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DOR SALE-I new milch COW. due to calve
 E May '. Big milker. Inquire of L. e. l6MIFH, Grasmere Farm, Fairfield. Ct, box r.
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George Knapp has stopped selling milk at Bridgeport and is going to fatten calves this summer.
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New Vermont dairy butter, fresh from the churn, in 10 pound tubs; also Lenox creamery in pound prints, fresh every week, at E. F. Hawley's.
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Just $4 buys the best lawn mower made, at K. K. Hawley's.
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DEMG FULLY EQUIPPED-With l0-horse
 ID power portable engine, We arc now pre- pared to take contracts for Saving Ties and
 Timber In the woods. Money cannot buy . better 0utat. BEARD BRO1HER4, sheaeon,
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Remember F. J. Lynch does repairing in good shape at his Sandy Hook guaran- tee shoe store.
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The enterprising Plumb Hardware Go. of Bridgeport have readable ssad'' in this weeks issue, covering the leading lines in agricultural tools. Their trade extends throughout Western Connecti cut They have name for first class goods and square dealing, two very de sirable qualities in business management Read their new ssad.''
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Col and Mrs Knowlton arrived in town on Wedncsd " to open .heir summer res-
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NOTES FROM ST ROSES.

idenCe on the Street for the season. New. town gives them a cordial welcome.
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Will Peck has rented Patrick Keane'i tenement house.
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TRINITY CHURCH AFFAIRS.

THE VISIT OF BISHOP WILLIAMS.
 Bishop Williams will visit Trinity church on Friday evening, May F, the service coming at o'clock.
 It is time to begin to prepare for the chrysanthemum show the coming fall. The plants should be brought from the cellar and placed in the ground. Rev MT Linsley will secure a hundred or more plants, and will be able to supply those who wish to secure new or addi- tional varieties.
 The regular choir at Trinity was as- sisted on Sunday by MT Fish of Bridge port and Miss Grace Judson.
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NTARNING-The annual meeting of the New
 w town Village Cemetery Association will
 be held at the Town Clerks office in New
 town on Saturday, May Il, 1895, at o'clock in
 the afternoon to appointlthe annual officers,
 to hear the tfeasurer's report and instruct
 the trustee ii necessary to open 8 new en-
 trance at the northeast corner ot the last pur-
 chase of land iron. l. B. Harris. Also to do
 such other business as may be proper to come before said meeting-| Per order of Secretary. Newtown, May 8, 1895.
 CATTLE NOTICE-I will be at Newtown on O Monday, May 9, with car load Ot Cattle
 tor sale- c. M. BEDDING. HORSES FOR SALE-I will have a carload IL of good business horses and drivers on May 6. st COsier's stable, East Franklyn St., near Main Street. Danbury, Ct. H. H. STEW EMS. FOR SERvICE-A Standard Bred and Ches- -E ter White Boar, bred in Ohio, and descen- dent of the famous herd that took the first premium at the Worlds Fair in 1893. ORMAN J. DREW, near ParlOr Rock, Long Hill, Ct. \ BARGAIN-10 can creamer. SIS, good Q, : h der, just overhauled. A barrel churn to churn to gallons. A few more coolers also 8 little steam boiler. STEPNEY CREAMERY.
 join in telling how they earned the money
 put in the plate. All are welcome.
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Merchant Fancher'of Hawleyville has a full line of garden and farm seeds.
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Theodore Knapp has been the guest oi Philo Dimon of Huntingtown.
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Reefer Suits $2. 50, $3 and s3.50.
 Children's spring overcoats in light Covert cloth, sizes to 14, at $6 and $7.5O. Are very stylish. The Middy Suits, Fauntleroy Suits, Sailor Suits, prices $2.50 to $5.
 The Monarch Shirts. These shirts are the best fitting shirts sold You can have the different length sleeves on each size neck. We have in stock shirts for LARGE BODIED MEN in sizes up to 20 in. neck. These shirts are larger around the waist than the regular shirts of same size neck and are just the style for large men who find shirts too scant
 Negligee Shirts.
 With collars attached and detached. A special leader 65c-the dollar kind-other styles 75c, $1, $1.25, $1 50. Hats and Caps.
 In the leading shapes. Fur Derbys $I .25 $1.45, $1.90. Golf Caps, Yacht Caps 25c, 5Oc.
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DIsrRIcT oF NEwTowN. ss. Probate

ABSTRACT OF NEwToWN, ss. Probate u Court, May l, 1895.
 Estate of SALLY WAKELEY late of New town in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate tor the District of Newtown hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said estate to present their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly aftasted within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make Administrator.
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Rev Mir Barhydt of Westport has wis., ited in town, this week.
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GRANGE AFFAIRS.

PonTATUCK GRANGE ENJOYS VISIT FROM A DELEGATION FROM THE BROOK FIELD GRANGE.
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Carpenter and Builder. Having been nins of Bridgeport an prepared to do gay worE In my line. Cabinet work repnlrfn4. etc. attended, to- EUGENE R- HoTsF0Rps NdR
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Eli Coger returned, last week, from visit with relatives in Illinois.
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SPRING PAINTING

SGxA1S4V VT 4ocos ROAD AND TROTTING
 STALLION,
 c cLIFPHR, JR. Beginning Tuesday, May 7th, will stand during the season at the following places Mondays at c. M. Schreyer's New Milford House stables, for & few weeks. Tuesday ot each week at the stables of he late George W. Hoyt, Sherman, Ct, old Clippers home the balance ot the time at my stables, 94 Chest nut street, Bethel, Ct.
 PEDIGREE.
 Clipper, Jr., was sired by Clipper; he by Long Island Flying Cloud, son ot Vermont Black Hawk; dam of Messenger descent.
 DESCRIPTION.
 Clipper, Jr., is well proportioned, finely finished black horse. His appearance IS no ble; form handsome, temper gentle, spirits high. He stands Is hands and weighs l, 50 lbs. He Is one of the finest and strongest going road horses iu this cOuntry-can step a 2.40 crack to wagon and has great endurance-to r roading qualiu he is second to none. His colts are large, resembling himself tor size, style and action. Atnumber Of them are trot ting better, than 3minutes and are all high class are invited to call and see him.
 TERMS.
 $15 to insure. only g required at time ot service, balance when proved with toal.
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EUGENE B. BOTSFORD.

D P. ROCKS-selected eggs for matching, ss Ds cts. per t5.- If packed for chipping, IS cfn- additional L. O. CAMP. New Mhiords c.
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Hats and Caps.

In the leading shapes. Fur Derbys $I 2 $1.45, $1.90. Golf Caps, Yacht Caps 25c, soc.
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Friday. May 3. 1885.

THe Hoa0lana-Sfark Cons-
 ba1zy,
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SEED POTATOES-Grown from the ceIebra
 ID ted Aroostook County's seed and warrant ed true to name. Early Harvest, the earliest grown, and New Queen not far behind. Write
 tor prices. EDWIN E. SMITH, watertown,Ct
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NOTCH will be at the Brick building, on " Saturday, September IS, and every Safur- day thereafter tflI further notice. to receive taxes, hours to p m. ROBERT A. CLARK. Collector, Newtown, Conn.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE-wen rented | w city property for a good farm. Address
 PSI North Washington Avenue. Bridgeport,