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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17

Rtv. Samuel j1sc and wife loave
tII4 evening for Connecticut, where
they VIII make thrIr future home.
Ur. Roc iva. nnon y Is'rr of the Con.
gfrg.tuunl church in ihia CITY Tor I re-
y.ars. during which time hr AM MI.
Roe nav. maIu many 'HouIa, VII o.
ru.t Wishes go VITA luem g. The "
homie.
ID. W. T.. Gllmsn, who has been
living tu the city about nine months
umrtciug hia rrHi,sHlgn aB dentist,
returned tl Nev Iyrh today with hi
family. ID. GuNnan has taken great
Interest it uusiHlI uHtIDfs while urro
aUI Will Ju greatly missed in muaic''
crc.rs.
Eide, George Goddard came down
Fr m liuDpt city hsi evening, who're
uo uts uuru yluuus tu tIu Interest OF
tGr Sabbath a.hYIit. 10 returned ~
salt Laav at noon.
Tho Provo baseball team won't TO
ptytou Saturday, o. play with the
pnysDu team. a victory was achieved
w enc Provo blgs. luc hcore was Ii
i0a.
Last night a heavy lfost, Tor th.s
season itbr year, Ild Fruai dam go 70
pHlallrs an other yogrtub gs In aud
around Provo.
Charles "a. Stark, aged 20, aub sarah
a. Kay, aged - tOin Of PaysJu, have
received % marriage license.
Dr. ~ ia. Harry wont 10 Salt Lake
toIAy uu tho 1865 70. q. W. train.
PLEASANT GROVE.
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Pecnliar lhnese Lnws.

"rhe home ll, VI uc CnHrsr," 90.
William Russell, II sunugusi, "uu,
)ears 10 he Uutl uudrist oil outside
u the limits OF the Flowoty Wug orl
rhe moslUowerlui Institution ~ Cul.a
+ the family. The most remarkable
t.Titute Of the family l. It's ability 10
exercise judicial powers upon its mem.
lors. liza Cniuamau cJmmitsa miuo
urnue, tue law Ne We tenn II, takvs
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spaui.h Fork East Bench Irrigation
ana Manufacturing c.. Plaintiffs ask
lhit they be- docfeti the uwnois OF
fwou,y-5na twouty -i1uTihS o. all the
rtfpfs DI Spanish FORK river during
high w7ter season, au' til the waters
0ffalI aver during low water Season.
Tie complaint sole 'of,h, "a cause u
action, that defendants have diverted
= Iarsar portion Of the wHierlihAn lhry
are entitled To 10 the great damage OF
flaIuuUa.
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Primary Conference.

Thv quarterly con srencc Of the
Primary as O. alton Of this Stake viii
bo held next Saturday, June %, at 10
O'Clock a. ~. and . O'Clock y. M, 1
the Assembly Hall. Everybody IN
tuTenlcd IA iuvitci.
4, G., CLAwsuS, President.
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A Spanish Fork Water Suit

Spanish Fork O. ty 300 mum r.us
lgtipauun cumpNulss have O0mmuIu
eIlIin tue Fret district court ugailsl
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective June t4th, 1895
4is.as NrItrs aud Bspari 1t Sal La.s
ca Dauy, a. Fsdosts

ArUIvE
FROM n'I Fa,tcrn points ............. = 70 AN
ft5m lutte. r0riland, san Fran.
cisco aud Ogden. ..................9 - a 10
from all Eastern points. pafE CITY
audO E1uus..a....sss.. ......ss..... - y W
FROM san lTauclHco. Clruc Valley,
ogden and intern edihte points Is p m
'fFom Milford. JuAb. ttafo. sanpUtc.
and a....s............,............ 10 p m
ifton Terminus And Tootle............. 80 y nl
DEFIANT
Tor urdeu Cschc valley PARK City
and oil tasttrn points ,,,..,....,.. sn1 IN
ior ogden and intermediate points sOl am
FOR vgtcn. inieru cdAio points
aud san francesca ............... ? - % 10
Tor Ogden, aN poihta oast, Uutts, for.
land, and san francisco, 43 y u
'sor Fufeta. Provo sAnpcta valley
Ntphi Juab and FRISCO .... -, Z lSa no
'for 1notle and Icrminus,.......... . AN
Strains south Of Ja,j rla daily except
suudEy,
Daily sIcept sunday
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Tired Women

SHOULD stop and consider the dangers
which threaten them because Of their
weakness, languog and lack Of ambition,
Thousands Of women lind thor strength
unequal 20 the demands Of duty. And
yet there r. no escape from the inocSsant
round Of caro- aud toll. They must have
strength. How shall II bo glycn3 By
building up their systems through puri-
Ned, enriched and vitaliSod blood.
Hoods saraparilh will give them
strength because twill make their blood
pure aud enable TO feed the nerves upon
proper nourishmont, 10 win create an
appetite, tone the stomachHnd nyIgouto
every organ. II lswhat tired women need.
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ClLI TICkel Ollll. 2OI AlIl SIZE!

Through Pullman paiAss sicspers. Lstes
Improved Tourist -leopers, trco Reclaim :
CHAR tNh. elegant Day coaches,
Ieloi hone s3A
~ uuELEY. Gent AT rassgr Dop.
, DICKINSON. General Manager
III IuhtA. q, L. a q. AgduL
2. ~, N. CLARK.
OLIVER W MINK,
n. ElLEtN ANDERSON, yRecsIvers
JOHN W UOANI,
fIkuEHiCk X CouuERr
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NOTICE rs UIUEHN GIVEN THAT
~ go meeting OF the board OF dTcc'
tors, bel uu Che D ll day of June, $50, 40
AHsttFWtul of ono lN cent pur rhtr0 WaH
UayaHlu fn mo treasurer John %. Dummues,
rnUuu1 door b.lIT hlHrk, ralt Lake tiD,
ltBu Aul stock upon which SAID asausamcn nj
suaN remain unpaid un Ono -uil day OF JAY.
ISIS. rUHI Boo aud be declared delinquent u Il
advertised Tor fAIu Ht public auction ana
uuIyHa payment Do made before wa, be- sod o.
Saturday, 900 -liu day ui august, 1870, 10 pay
the uu luUuunt assessment together with uost
~ AdNuruH.ug ana expense VI sale. by order
Of TIE board u directors
a :, FOWLER, Secretary.
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LADIES ANp o. ENrrENrNi 10 affords
mo Ereal pleasure 90 olll ho attention of
tho public to my Nulo'a Hair Tonic,
which " tho arst AMI only remedy
known 10 chemistry which positively
turns gray hair back 10 IT, original
color without dyp. ! personally iudursc
iiH action and give the public my solemn
guarantee that DO has boon tested lea every
conceivable vRv, ami has proved iisuf
TO 10 tho usfN lIulr specific. ~ -Iuu-
NAM "AILtNU Immediately aui crca.Us
a luNurious growth. Contains no iuiur.
iuus ingrodiuu. II s not sticky OF
greasy. on tho contrary, 10 makes tie
hair soft, youthful, fuzzy, keeps 70 IN
curl aud removes uandfuIl. For gentle
men aud lad Ell, with hair "a little gray,
sfroakUd gray. entirely gray, and with
BALD HEADS, % ls specially recon-
mondod.
. All druggist. rrrc ili also YalU's skin
Food, $3.50, haIrH Complexion Cream. 81.
laIUs race Powder. dIH, 1aIua uCauty roap,
2'r Mug. Yale, iisHlth and Complexion spc.
,ill.aa Temple uf Beauty. 900 state street
Chicago. Guide t1 hgsut, mailed free
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Rio
GRANDE
WESTERN.
STANDARD eAu,s
5IbHpAHo oAUeE
fins aap.p. Ii Effect March 81. Is5

TINS TABLE. 10 tIleCl March 81. ls;5
leave saIt Lah, ,,.
no. .-iof bingham. lfoy8. go
junction ami aII tofn's w.
NO tor ifuyo. Grand .ur't f3a,
No, s-lor ogden and nii, sfm'sii,.,I,. 'npn
40 g. o. NJ iica,inL Notii'is.. '@rA
ha anu all intermediate
NNlut HH... l.......
80. t-for Eurss,. ihisln. ir.,,, .ilp.n.
and nl inierut1nie rgist. .
20 -l0f ogden ant Che Wts. W. u
~" '-f'r pFion AMI N8 West ~
Arrive SAID iAkr,i,y
80 l-lruu Provo, srAuI .urrt,
ahd me Ehst..a.......,
no J-tr1m Provo, Grand lurri', no p, %
80. s-ifon TfotS 70, i,.asiS'ni Ma, uupz
anna, lutys1 Huu af' ma.
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10 '- TOM ogden aul Iuftfrtu .'N "a
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no = trDm Iglou auI tuH Mo- ~ To-
Vnlf linc running through ruuH,. H..
Sleeping cars sat Lake til, 10 SAN 'Ai't
thIL Lake CIV Co UCuHCr via Jr.a I.
20 via Colorado points -'' ''rA.
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'IAu.'. ,' hAnAAH wv. ihra.u bod I..f..
Denver. '' ilse %
IiCEe. once, is " End Soyb
l. g. DODGE. ten Manage.
?. IT, HAlltih. TRADE HhHFFsr
Tea NApLlU'lli Gen. lat.sr. AsL
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Morgan cold Mining aud Milling Comp any
Principal .uur u business salt Lake tisy,
lIaH. Location OF mine, llarductAhUlC,
Canyon, Morgan County, Utah,
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line running Two
Through Fast Trains daily
LEADVMLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE HOY. Is. 1891.

LIILgllih NUI' lOi lOjf
Train No. leaves Ogden 100 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6Is am, Colorado Springs 7'sI am,
Denver 1880 am.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden C;iS pm,
Salt Lake 1:l1 pm, arrive at Pueblo
sal pm, Colorado Springs 6:sS pm,
Denver g;75 pm.
connections made a. Pueblo, Colorsos
Springs and Denver with all lines eAst
Elegant day coaches, chAir cars ami Pull
man Shoppers on all trains, Take the
u. & X. q. aud have comfortable trip
and enjoy the hnoat scenery on thu ooa-
rinanL
A. y, HUGHES, y, X, HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, q, =. 4 I. A.
Denver, Colo. Dony1r, Cola
n, Z, NEYINS.
General Agent
BAlt LAks Clty, ~
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NOTICE. 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

Hy {. 81. BAILEY. Deputy,
Goodwin q Van Iolt attorneys for plaintiff
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Ticket once, is v. 21d So,b

l. g. nOuGE, ten Manager
4. ~. HAbtuUh. ITafe GfaUs...
D. a. NAnLllt,ll. Zen. IaE..' a..
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TRUMBULL.
CHURCH JOTTINGS.


 There were large congregations at the church, Sunday morning and evening The quantity and arrangement of the wild flowers in decorating surpassed for. mer children's days. The subject ot Rev MT Whites morning discourse was, Formation better than reformation .'' In the evening there was the usual carol concert with recitations by classes and individuals. Short addresses were made by teachers of the older classes. W. B Coan spoke earnestly of Sunday school work in general, s. N. Brinsmade of the power of habit, and H. L. Fairchild of the world of change. Miss Frances Eaton of Ware, Mass, who was present, sang a solo acceptably.
 E. T. Nichols represented Trumbull Congregational church as delegate to the ordination of Rev MT Lutz of Mon- roe, Tuesday.
 Mrs W. s. Plumb passed last Sunday in New York.
 MT Moves has erected a windmill in the rear of his residence for pumping purposes. It is not only a useful ma- chine, furnishing any quantity of cold well water for household purposes, but is also very ornamental It would seem that more might find windmills useful.
 Miss Mary Beach was one of those who sang in the delightful musicale given by the pupils of Miss Marie s. Bissell at the Park City theater, Tues day evening. Quite number from Trumbull were in attendance.
 Charles J. Hughes has recently erect ed handsome granite tablets for Mrs Brinsmade, Benjamin Burton and Mrs Susan A. Plumb in the cemeteries here. The work is first class in every respect.
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The very handsome manual issued by the Consolidated road setting forth the attractions of the Berkshire and Litch- field hills, has come to our desk. It is profusely illustrated, and nicely gotten up. Of the service on the Berkshire di- vision, we cull this true paragraph from it's pages: For all the Berkshire, and most of the Connecticut, territory includ- ed within what may be called the Housa- tonic country, this railroad is the only direct and practicable highway; and be- cause of these facts, and in consonance with the demands and possibilities of these routes, the Berkshire division of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad has received from it's manage ment the attention it has deserved, and the enterprise has been placed in the forefront of transportation establish ments in all that relates to quick transit, safe, commodious and elegant trains, and service unsurpassed by any similar foun- dations in the country.
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STEPNEY AND VICINITY
TEMPERANCE JOTTINGS.

Company D of the l.. T. l.. will meet tomorrow at in the afternoon.
 The meeting of Stepney WomaD's Christian Temperance Union, interrupt ed by wedding bells, is Ijourned to Wednesday. June 19.
 Levi Downes and his force of painters are at work on the house of the late Mrs Harriett Platt.
 Bridgeport have been entertained at Mrs Moses HulPs.
 Mrs Seeley Perry and Miss Jessie Perry have visited at Mrs Charles Banks in Bridgeport.
 Miles Eastwood is doipg carpenter work in Long Hill.
 Miss Edna Corning has visited Miss Annie White in East Bridgeport.
 Lorenzo Jackson has position as bookkeeper in Russel's bakery at Bridgeport.
 Two horses belonging to Liveryman Wood of Bridgeport were driven to San- dy Hook on Sunday last, and on return ing at night, one died near Charles Cur tiss', Upper Steppey, and the other be- coming exhausted, was left at George Williams and died before morning.
 Lester L. Burr has a nice new sail boat, of hls own manufacture, launched on Curtis pond.
 Arthur Curtiss has sold his wheel to Leslie Purdy.
 At the annual school meeting, held last Saturday evening, C.L Smalley was elected district committeeman and w.. J. Candee, clerk.
 Royal B. Curtiss has taken a position in the office of the Marsh Brothers Build ing Go. of Bridgeport.
 Mi,c 1of lo morning, for Pine Hill, near the Catskill mountains, where she is to take charge of the books during the summer in a large hotel. Bridgeport painters are putting the finishing touches on W. O. Purdy's new house.
 J. T. Porter and wife visited in Bethel over Sunday. John Clay has sold one of the horses advertised in THE BEE to Bridgeport parties.
 Edward Beardsley sold a registered Jersey COW to William Fairchild oi Southbury. Mir anG Mrs Ansel Beers of New Haven have been spending a week witt c. $. Keeler and family. Mrs M. k. Beers of Stepney Depot ha: l an apron, gift from her sister. that wal | embroidered after she was so years old The trial of Andrew .Leavenworth fo an assault on Rev H. w. Jones tool place, last week Thursday, before Justic | Lane. He was fined S7 ard costs. ! School closed in Friday with very interest ing exercises. much to the credit of bot l teacher and scholars. The teacher, Mis- | Lillian Lewis, was presented with a hand | some picture in a heavy oak frame. He | scholars in turn were remembered with va | rious presents. l Mrs Lewis Wheeler and children of Shelton l have been the guests of Dea Hawley. | Rev MT Jones and family are in New York | this week.
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NOTES FROM ST PETERS.

The Ladies' Aid society of St Peters met with Mrs Van Duyne on Friday even- ing last and had very pleasant time A peanut hunt, donkey on the wall and other features made things lively. Very pretty prizes were given. In the peanut gentleman's prize, Mrs Goldsborough the first ladies', Miss Alice Beardsley and Samuel Hurd the consolations. Miss Annie Goldsborough and Howard Wheel CT won the first prizes for the donkey party, Miss Adella Gordon and Nun ford Goldsborough the consolations The sum of S10 was taken in.
 There will be only one service at St Peters, on Sundays, during the warm season, commencing at II a. m. The Sunday school session will be held at l2 15.
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The dreaded elm tree beetle is now working up towards Massachusetts, and people up that way are getting nervous. It appears that the beetle flies in May, lights on the trees and lays it's eggs on the young leaves, the larvH begin to eat as the leaves begin to grow, and then de- scend the trunk of the tree. The proper means of dealing with them does not yet appear. The entomologists are leaving the public in the dark about this most de- structive insect, which is said to produce two sets of destroyers in year, the sec ond appearing just as the trees have made the effort to renew their leaves, and recommending their ruinous work. If any one knows how to intercept either the beetle or the larva he ought to make his information public at once. The inch worm, which aroused so much alarm when the English sparrow was introduc- ed to exterminate them, was nothing in comparison with this new enemy of foli- age. The sparrow does not interfere with the beetle or the worm, apparently. If our little birds had not been slaughtered by hunters and boys and cats so ruthless ly for many years, no such pest could ravage so cruelty. But we are suffering for the pleasure of collectors, boys and Italians
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UNLOADED AS USUAL,

 William DeForest was cleaning pisto recently, which he supposed to be un loaded. One cartridge was left, which exploded, driving the ball through the first finger of one hand, crushing the bone.
 Miss Clara Burns of Cincinnati is visit ing her uncle, MT Houghton, on Elm street.
 Miss Jessie Olney, of Yale '97, spent Sunday in town. Thomas Mitchell received serious n- jury while getting off trolley car. The motor man started the car before MT Mitchell had fairly gotten off and he was thrown to the ground and his face badly bruised.
 The new tennis courts were used for the first time Saturday.
 There is talk of building band stand at Paradise Green, and inaugurating a series of band concerts. No doubt but such scheme will draw large crowds of people to listen and thereby benefit the Traction company.
 MT Skaats has rented the John Beach place on Long Brook avenue.
 Capt Samuel Wakeley has been ap- pointed special officer to serve at Avon Park.
 A large number of out of town people were present at the reception given by Azalia Chapter, O. E. S.. to the grand officers, Tuesday evening.
 Justice Peck had two delinquents be- fore him few days since charged with drunkenness. Both were fined $7 and costs.
 Charles Stagg, deputy sheriff, arrested Charles D. Merwin, of Milford, for an as sault on his son, committed some weeks ago. He was passed along to the Mill ford authorities.
 Mrs s. M. Thompson and daughter, Miss Frances, have been guests of Mrs s. R. Bunce for a few days.
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TASHUA.
CHURCH TOPICS.

The Ladies' Aid society will hold one of their famous lawn festivals at the pleasant home of Lorenzo Mallett, Tashua Hill, afternoon and evening, Thursday, June 27. In the afternoon there will be musical and literary pro- gram. with other amusements,a a more ex- tended notice of which will be given next week. The ladies will, as usual on such occasions, do everything possible to give their guests royal good time and from their success in the past we are sure all will go away much.pleased, feel ing they have enjoyed a delightful after noon and evening with a bountiful sup per for little money. The ladies of Tashua are noted for their liberality on such ocasions. There will be platform outside and music for dancing in the evening.
 There was goodly attendance at morn- ing service on Sunday, among whom were number from out of town. All were much pleased with the rector, Rev Bancroft Whipple, and congratulated the good people of Tashua on having settled in this remodeled cosy rectory such pleasant rector and family.
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GOOD HEALTH

And good appetite go hand in hand. With the loss of appetite, the system can- not long sustain itself. Thus the fortifi- cations of good health are broken down and the system is liable to attacks of disease. It is in such cases that the medical powers of Hoods Sarsaparilla are clearly shown. Thousands who have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla testify to its great merits as a purifier of the blood, it's powers to restore and sharpen the appe- tite and promote a healthy action of the digestive organs. Thus it is, not what we say but what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that tells the story and constitutes the strongest recommendation that can be urged for any medicine. Why not take Hoods Sarsaparrila now?
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ENGINEER sHILLETTO ASSAULTED,

Mir Shilletto, the engineer of the cop. per works, was badly hurt one night last week. Hearing a noise at the barn, he took lantern and proceeded to the building, accompanied by Dwight Burr's dog, which growled. MT Shilletto open ed the stable door and remembers notic- ing that the horse was turned around, when something or somebody struck him down. He was cut and bruised and some teeth knocked out. Mrs Shilletto thought she saw man running from the barn. The neighbors have seen a strange man prowling about for some days. MT Shilletto has now recovered sufficiently to go to the works as usual.
 pr Sears and family of New Haven are with F. D. Hollister.
 F. W. Hawley has house full of city boarders.
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In New Haven County.
SOUTH BRITAIN.
PERSONAL TOPICS.

R. M. Canfield of Providence, R. l., spent Sunday with his mother.
 Mrs Fl. P. Downes of New Haven is visiting her parents.
 Miss Georgia Knapp of Stepney took Mrs Laura Clark home with her, last week.
 Mrs A. J. Mitchell has treated her house to fresh coat of paint.
 MT and Mrs Perry Averill have been sitting his mother.
 Mrs F. k. Wyckoff is at her old home. A family of Lanes from Grassy Hill have moved into George Seeley's house. MT Lanes brother will move into Miss A. J. Mitchell's little house by the bridge.
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LONG HILL.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO MISS SARAH E..
 BEERS.
 In Grace church, on Sunday morning, Miss Sarah E Beers met with most un- fortunate accident. While changing the lectern hanging before service, she lost her footing in some way and feel from the top of the choir steps to the floor of the church, striking on her shoulder with such force as to cause a serious fracture of the shoulder joint. She was removed to her home where Drs Lauder and Hill attended her.
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EASTON.
A SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL.

The school closed in the Narrows dis trict, Saturday, June s, under very fav- orable circumstances so far at least as the teacher himself was concerned. Af- ter the closing exercises an elegant bam- boo rocker was ushered into the school room by two of the scholars and presented to the teacher in few well chosen words by Miss Florence M. Jennings, one of the scholars. It was a complete surprise to the recipient of the chair ard for 8 few moments he found it difficult to control his feelings enough to be able
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
md such bounding, jumping and bowling

and such bounding, jumping and bowling we never saw or heard before.
 Charles French and wife are the happy recipients of a girl to welcome them at home.
 Miss Josephine Killeher closed her school, last Friday, with picnic for her scholars. All had very fine time.
 Miss Minnie Hawkins visited at Will liam Jordan's, this week.
 Mrs William Jordan visited friends in Seymour. this week.
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SCHOOL MATTERS,

The new town school committee, chosen at the special town meeting on June 3, to take charge of the schools under the consolidated system, which goes into effect in the town of Trumbull, July l, met at Town hall on Friday even- ing of last week to organize and elected s. H. Booth chairman and Rev Charles w. Boylston secretary.
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rapher call at Martins, Sanford Build ing, 403 Main street.
 The firm of Anderson d5 Mead of Bridgeport are reporting good demand for country property, for sale or to rent, and anyone wishing to dispose of their property would do we'll to consult the East Side real estate brokers, 277 East Main street.
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Editorial Ink Drops.

The ice companies whose field of oper- combined in a trust to control prices and the amount harvested. The combination will be incorporated under the laws of Maine with capital of SIP 300, 900.
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to reply. The school also showed signs of weakness in that direction. Sweet have been the recolections on the part of the teacher towards this di- trict in the days that are past, but the act of Satur- day, June s, will tend to cap the climax. That the school may be prosperous in the coming days, and that at last final salvation in glory above may be awarded and enjoyed by each and every one, is the best wish the retiring teacher can pive