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The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19
NEW DOINGS
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
 This time it is 29c. Colored Dress Stufrs-Fairtlold Ave. window gives just a suggestion. Some 9 or 80 different styles, coIorings and mixtures; some were formerly as high as 50e yard. Now we call it a cleanup sale and let them all go at pc 8 yard.
 Then there's something uke\ or 10 lots all wool ChaIlles-best quality French chalHcs-for 12c yard. They may possibly not be the prettiest to be found anywhere, not for eyeryone's taste, but the quality is sareIy there. . All our others, this season productions, including the choice Persian patterns everything have gone into the 2oc series: as many as 25 or 90 different styles. Any woman of cxpcnence knows that no other fabric is quite like chaIIje for a good all around comfort able sumner gown.
 l Refrigerators and lee Chests are hav- ing their turn now, so far IS demand is concerned. Anybody knows that ours are cheap cnough-refrigcrators, from sG.9o up-chcars, from s3 lo up.
 And other summer things are here in plenty. oil and Gas Stoves, Window Screens, Screen Doors, oprinklers-we'd just like to have you come in and look around, Hoaestly you Il be surprised It is the liggest lot If summer goods md general house furnishing things in town. We'll be glad to scc you any,
 ime.
 ! The more Belrs We sell the greater
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E. I, DILLON & CO., SUMMER MILLINERY.

Extraordinary choice soa8onabla Millinery.
  beIievoit @ advertisement there is. impossible stylish trimmed hat for 5c S offering they will reaz 50 batter offering at 5O, 5O S3 and worth than double every of these marked 20 Sailor hats in every shape color from 15c to 250 Flowers spray S2, these onehr and dress trimmings
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Whole racks of women's ready-made 10. to 20. suits are going now at 7.5o and 10. each.
 The materials arc ;plain and figured mo. hairs, blue and black SeTges, checks, debeiges crepons and fancy mixtures. The styles are all styles and mp to date. Most of the jackets are lined throughout with silk.
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Town TopIcS.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

NJ. Stcru's special bargains for this week Shirt waists 30c, were 5Ot; dress skirts Sl9S, worth 93; capes and jackets at one half price; ladies' trimmed hats, 15c and upwards; sailors, l7r and up- wards. A large assortment in belts ard tirs. Call for genuine bargoins M. stern, lN5 Main street, Daubury. L'ad- Ing cloak And millinery hou 20,
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Frank McGran shipped his household goods on Wednesday and to-day (Friday) follows them to New Rochelle where he will engage in the undertaking business. MT McGran has made many friends dur ing his stay in town, who while they re- gret exceedingly that he is to leave, yet will wish him every success in his new | field
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

J. H. Costello has been hard at work getting his new ball and picnic grounds, which he will call Blue Rock grove and Evergreen baseball field, in order, having spent about $500 in getting them in shape. The opening day will be on July I, when there will be picnic and bail game given by Sandy Hook young men.
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BERESHIRE

Thr Ladies Sewing Society met with M~s x. Curtis, last week.
 Mrs Evarts has been visiting a few days in Drroy.
 Mrs Clark Page and little son are su.udiug A few weeks with friends in NuodOurv.
 1T rA- -rhao' meeting, Saturday even ing, Mics Mary Bradley waa again chosen a> teacher,
 }Ierrv Curtis goes daily to the store of E. II. Beers X Co., where he is employed 4s clerk
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

The Mems Literary and Social club of Newtown Street were very delightfully."- entertained on Tuesday night by F. s. Andrews. The essayist was Principal w. Problem" Col Smith of New York and F. T. Botsford were guests of the club.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Mrs George T. Hathaway of Brid ge- port is enjoying a sOi0urn at the pleasant home of Mir and Mrs Levi c. Morris. Mir Hathaway was there over Sunday.
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Hr /Io5oLaud DJy Good5 c.
 Rrz3Pgb0rt, C0mn.

SarsaparilIa and in short time I was free from blotches and sores. Miss Cora k. Barnum, Hawleyville, Conn.
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DEArH OF sAnuE1 CLARK pFcK.

The body of samuel Clark Peck will be broughr here for burial, tomorrow, Saturday, the funeral taking place on Saturday from Trinity church at l2 I5
 Nr Peek died Ju Mexico, cnroute for his hru, uo#r Bo-ton accompanied by a uurse and -urgc0p. He WAS about 3O yrars old aud is survived sby his wife, Ds mother, Mrs r.. J. Peck, brother, Walter Iou-cy Peek, two sisters, Eliza
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Levi French is engaged for the present time to work for H. B. Coger.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Robert Butcher went on to Peunsyl- vania, last Saturday, to attend the col lege graduating exercises of his brother and will probably return, this week, and resume business.
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NOTES FROM ST ROSES.

Thu young ladies Of St Stophcna par jsh aa ~sepn~y give strawberry fcativa 4t th. home of Michael Uonan at Step ney, this Friday evening. All who at. tended are assured 9 jolly good time.
 Father Ramon of LakcviIle was 8 guest E. rhc parochial residence on Tues. day and Wednesday of this week.
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Mrs Dr o. T. Osborne and child, with her mother, Mrs Tyler, have been mak- ing 8 s0iOurn at the Grand Central.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19
HAPPENINGS AT TIE COEGREG ATIONAI
 CHURCH.

The Chldrcn's day .ervircs, postponed hv rcaeon of the heavy rain, will occur in the church next sunday morning, June 2l, at II o'clock. The committee who put toIlh go much labor in trimming the church for lat Sunday are going to try it again, and they ask all interested
 in tine service kindly to cooperate with them by sending TO the church at any
 time tG-u0rrow Saturday, before , o'clock in the afceruoOn tloWrrs of any kind. Daisies, ferns with their roots and pooDos would be especially acceptable. The children wh0 have part in the pro- gram will rchoarsc at the church to-mor- row saturday morning from l0 to l2.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Dr Edwards M. Smith, ,the town health officer, attended meeting of the health officers of the state at Bridgeport, on Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Time to think about haying.l est of everything for getting it at lows r>fices at K. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Of course you are going to see "The Deacon" Everybody is and you would be in the majority, of course. Next Thursday evening, June 9.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

John s. Drew of Bridgeport passed Sunday as the guest of his parents at HawIeyyiIle
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Lawyer W. T. Beecher, who is an en- thusiastic trout fisherman, visited a fa- y0rite brook on Wednesday, capturir g three shining beauties weighing two pounds and half.
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Miss Caroline NJ. Hoyr of New York City, who was in attendance at the clos ing exercises of Newtown Academy, is the guest of her brother, Principal W. H. HOyt, at the Grand Central.
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Mrs Eli Beers and son Bertie spent Sunday with Mrs Beers parents, MT and Mrs Barton Sherman.
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STRAWBERRY HORTGAKE-STRAWBER
 RES AND CREAM.

There will be treat awaiting those who attend the strawberry supper that is to be given this (Friday) evening, June 19, in the Blower room of the COngrega- tionaI church. Strawberries are now at their best-the natives are on hand, and when served as shOrtcake or with cream, it is hard to imagine anything more de. licious to the taste. The hours of the supper are from 6 to o'clock. Come with your friends.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

B. M. Peck has sold his milk to De- Wolfe Brothers of Bridgeport, and com- menced last week to send milk there.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

DIr and Mrs c. P. Coe of Bridgeport are enjoying a sojourn at Dicks hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

The young people of Huntington turn ed out in full force, S86urday evening, and gave Frank Coger and bride rops.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Martin Hourigan is again at home iron his duties at the Hawleyville station.
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SPECIAL.

Special sale Fast Black sateen. D Pieces of & fine imported French sateen, for l7c a yard usually sold for 2Gc yard. Warranted fast black.
 We never sold so many Shirt Waists in two days as we have during this last sale. There's more of them.
 There has been a quiet steady sale of Black Dress Stuff: for the past few days, and we haven't been saying a word about them. Evidently quite number know where reliable blacks can always be found. Evidently they know where they are the lowest priced.
 Thin Summer Suits, with just the right degree of smarncss to them. All in fashionable fabrics. And not costing anywhere near what one would think they did to look at them.
 Experience is the best teacher. E1- pcrienyc has brought more Carpet buy CHS here this season than ever before. Experience brings more and more each succeeding season; one tells the other, they mention us to their friends, conse- yuently there is TO let up on the num- beF.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Mrs o o. Wright Is at Taunton, Mass, with her daughter, Miss Lucy, and will stay over to the graduating exercises of the High school, which oecar on Mon- day, the 22d. Miss Wright graduates with high h0nOrs.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Thomas J. Donovan of Springfield was at F. B. Drew's over Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Iced coffee during the warm weather, served with cream-ssA royal treat in- deed." But you must have good coffee.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Mrs L. c. Gilbert visited her daughter Mrs Milan B. Hawley, last week
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City Clerk Mullins, and wife, of Bridge port passed Sunday at the Grand Central.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19
ing serenade, much to the surprI,e of
 the newly welded couple.

F. s. Cook, ot Cdek & Dunbar, Bridgeport, dealers in old p64t8ge stamps. will be in town, Saturday, prepared to buy all kinds of old stamps, Especially those found on old photographs. For some of those they pay as high as $500 each. It will pay you to look through your old photograph album to see what you can ind. If he does not happen to call on you, you can see him after 1 p. m. at THE BIER office. See "adv'' in want column.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Rev James Taylor left for Stamford on Monday to attend the preachers meeting.
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JoEEHT F. EEANTE & GO.
YOU CAN DO WITHOUT IT BUT WILL YOU?

We to the Blue Serge buyers commend them The offormer these extremely n'b suits The present and coming hot weather tempered comfort throwing off the looking and putting the comfortable and Blue S1O woeds also made by Rogers Peet Co., S2O, S22 S25 S27
 The fittings and xngs for hot weather plenty good cal mention but
 Negigee Shts with collars attached
 Babrggan Underwear the best home make, 50c real gain.
 Straw Hats. splendid looking tip, soc. Split braid straw S1 25 worth S1.5O
 Bicycle Suits, 5O golf S3 50. Bicycle golf stockings, soc to S2
 lead S2 Mex ican grass braided edge, 63c.
 Chdens Wash Suits Gaatea styles 50c 75c S L25 150 S2 50 all warranted fast c0orsWhte duck linen in all wool suits S2 50 S3 5O ages to 15 years
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Superintendent Cushman of the Pas
 saic Rubber shop has been in town and at the Sandy Hook shop for some days p1st. During his stay in town he is stop
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

We are closing out all the odd lots of lace curtains in the .storc-all kinds; and have made some remarkably low prices prices to close them sure.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Henry Beers rides in brand new buggy, and pretty one, too!
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Sheriff and Mrs M. Q. Rodgers were called to New Hampshire on Monday by
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19
 SUITS.

The balance of our Tailos-maIo Suits will be ol Gcrcd this week ut exceptionally low prices. These Garments are all Spck and span new, made from the finest materials, nt the most thorough and ar- tiStcna Alterations without charge and d perfect fit assured
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Mrs H. c. Reed and Mrs Mutt o1 Brooklyn were in town on Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

My skin was covered with large blotohes. thought would try Hoods
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Wilson & Heating have secured the agency for the famous Singer sewing m chine. They are also prepared to III ke and furni h all repairs needed on thee machines.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

There was as good an attendance as could have been expected at the sale held at the residence of $. r. Glover at Sandy Hook on Wed esday afternoon, by the Sy Johns young people, weather taken into consideration. Many dainty articles were disposed of and the cake and cream were delicious.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

A nice line of hammocks at Warner, Taylor & Curtis store at the Hook; also a new line of neat and hobby summer carriage robes.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

Tuesday was children's night at Pooba- tuck Grange and most interesting oc-
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IHc HoaoLaud Dyy Go0ds c.
Formerly the HowIand Stark Co.,

Scissors are racing through wash goods libe mad, what wonder.
 6 1.4C bntistes 4c.
 F Pc dimities I4c-
 25c wool challies F l2c.
 35c Scotch ginghams l2 1-2c.
 Imported Swi el silks 25C.
 JHpnnese wash silks 25c.
 Sharp cutting in curtain silks and dress stuffs too. Figured black silks g and 24 inches wide at 5Sc; regular price 75c and $1.
 satin and grOs grain stripes, all black, at 5Sc; regular price $1.
 Plain black silks, 2l inches wide at 75c; reg uIlr plicC $l.
 Figured India silks, 24 inches wide, light and dark grounds, 39, 90 and 58c.
 Persian silks, large variety of beautiful de- signs, GGC and $l.
 Figured black mohairs in the much desired large designs, soc, 75c and $l.
 Fancy black dress goods, variety of styles, at $l; regular price fI25 and $i 50. Black and white checks 37 l-2c, Soc and $1. Navy blue mOhair covert cloth, 4S inches wide, at 58c; regular price 75.
 Navy blue storm serge, 54 inches wide, at 507 regular price 5,
 Fancy silk and wool suitngs, 50 inches wide, at 75c; regular price l25.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

The Sandy Hook school district holds i5a annual school meering this (Friday) evening at 7 30 o'clock.
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Miss Farce of Brooklyn is a guest of Miss Abbie Gay.
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D. uggist s. c. Bull has his soda foun- tain up in shape and dispenses 8 good ar ticln 1f drink.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

The sale of the season in muslin underwear is now in progress, Nothing like it since last January.
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THROW nlcu IGur ON THE sIrl A.
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 Iursday uigbt inc srlrctmcuand school vi i'oI-, @s a Jriut h0a q, ,mct at the Buick bu'IdlUg tu decide ou the amount oC mon ry the town is tot otNTrud for schools for the coming ys"r. n urman F.. L. Jnhn- son cA'Ird tn" ucotng tu order shortly Nftrr x n'rIork t.ud asked the Sccrcury to rnHd inc iNW which called them together. Mir NoIthruv rLru mad" a motion that all gricVaUV"s Huh rCVUr-te That any might wish to make hn heard and that the joint board thru go into executive session. This 'juu WlS supported by the demo cratic jl' If .hr huu whl|r The rrpuh- ICln@ y....I 9y ur4t if. iC wA4 carried by 80 vutr ui D ju D. C. Brnr- then mtv,d thpt the extra funds nrrdrd ta hr!p IIopn- well Hrd ugh Center di~rjrt% tu keep school tAr i0 .ecrk H..rorGiug fu la.> hr voted, A recommendation witch hJd prc. viou I} been wudr by he board of cdu cation IA. r. HH- no lufnruml 1n or hl'l fr1m fn' N p.wrU di-tric, -o thur f v,ls Inld n. lh. trhh.afturl cOuSidrrHhh auruut oi sl's and lhr funds, awouuIng 10 ~tn, lo hoIr ~au'l trut"I uut. were yat-G Eu-u"-- tu,a prnyrcdru and jhr di-lrr'- "nIr J.I>"u ul1 in their 0rdpr,' he Nltrndnm., ~tr1n9" attendance and cuu- lucratIur. 2 .aru -,'nuI hrMg given anI talked a>rr. A'tD Durs N. ,. Brrt her Wu~ pr'~,..' aI1d hrprd tuu irrrpru.ly. u,ylng cyaup;rl. H.. v@umd tur Half Way Irlrr -rhuuI cln-rd 3aud j!n rhudr,.r. srui tu.t t,rG1'- 'l4in. H.. ntt.'d Uut of tlr -caou'1 g0 tu~ ~au"rl Dlo>ad and ttt. app 'W.r4 ut Iahuuuy.> ,l.t-tr' P" dus.l 'u -pun dnLt"r nf rVnH.ty Njth oOm.r ,U,"''- about town ~hu had a"r.Y a |rgr 0u "vnrHg" Ntrn3%'p". I. J torn.rl vl- h,otd nt'.r in -urporr ot Arcuug u' chr upprop. Jtroo. especially l1 th" I.'hfNturh W|~cr. 'nmmu',r maH ErdI"T vas ai-o pt'-ruf and Wamt- rd h. ~nur oprHtnu u i' IhI- NrVI a- t- kUu" trlt ~u.n uf tur chi3nu l..'r fh0' # ...t uuu. a.fsIaug Z tNo l- t..l Il ..'..u i,'u.nEo lhs.-rh -I. t> ~ruDtnr NJ I H,u utH 1,-o ~pnl,. .t -uN'.r' ot ...l ny ". 'Hc cho"I- and ..u Iru v. ... .D.t" ...I ., 'lats- ogpu1 ..,,. JufZ NJ E.aury Iu]>. r.,g.'uf|" "0.. .I.,. ,nNl@H. nl h. b,H.a n,. l...n ', .I @nrI. Of cuuo-, lh,.. lt .ruI t:. oro--.,,N .r3 'rd' u r'l vii x ,' @.', ~.nwn.j arr r. m.ya0 .h.a rh.nH ant- ..f, > a. >r ..-.r'.. -l't. r.r.y .rl:t rV stuIu I.t.. 'hr ruu.D even rcpo.JoI- of jhr 'ug.' D r--. jnr e"p-, ruI r".vl.l vU dr II tu 'nt' 'r appreciated t,n.o ot aT"~'G. .'I F1E.urHt'"G.. Thee hgurn- speak right cut.
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The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

A new orchestra is being formed from among the members of St Mary's Social and Literary club. It will number Is members and be under the direction of Mrs James W. Gordon and her sister, Miss Doretta Telgmann.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

We never sold 90 many Shirt Waists in two days as we have during this last sale. There's more of them.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-19

inc people 0t oJ JO0u pATlSn, sandy Hook, will celebrate on the lawn at the rrctory. Look for further notice next week.
 Nra0d Mrs I. F. Brennan of New Ha- ven are being congratulated on the arriV. }I of a little daughter at their home, Fri day, June l4.
 Mrs II. (. Beers of Botaford has visited her brother, Mir French of Bridgeport, this week.
 Among fhe guests at Mrs Addie Nich- ol7 arc E.v George Rumncy, Mir and Mrs George Eunney, IT,, of Naugatuck; k. x. GDodale and George Bishop of Bridge polt.
 Tar ladies prayer meeting will be held no&. Iuc<day at with Mrs Graham.
 
 ! Mi, James Sceley and daughter of Bridgeport are boarding with Mrs Ira WIidman.
 At tbe Inst meeting of those interested iD the NeWtown library the sum of $50 was appropriated for the purchase of new books. It is requested that those wishing 10 see new books on the library shelves send in their lists promptly to any mem- Der of the following committee Rev Otis W. Barker, Mrs Aaron Sanford, Mrs H. Nj. IMfin., Mrs George T. Ljnsley, George r, Sanford and Mrs Charles H. North r0p. It is proposed to have an entertain ment for the benefit of the library some i time in July.
 Matthew Dudley, while working at the RnDber, Weunesday, had the misfortune to have a heavy iron crush his foot. He 1 was conveyed to his home by the com panys team, where he will have to spend some time nursing the injured member.
 The Sandy Hook small boys played a game of ball With lads of their size from the Glen, last Saturday, and are quite proud of the fact that the score stood l3 to l in their favor.
 4 new orchestra is being formed from among the members of St Mary's Social and Literary club. IL will number 16 members and be under the direction of Mrs James W. Gordon and her sister, Miss Doretta Telgmann.
 A nice line of hammocks at Warner Taylor & Curtis store at the Hook; also a new line of neat and hobby summer
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastoFia.
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RESTRICT OF HUNTINGTON, ss. Probate U Court, June 15, 1896.
 Estate of ADELIA E BASSETT, late Of Huntington, in said district, deceased.
 administrator praying that certain lands be- longing to said estate; a more particular de-
 will more fully appear may be sold, as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 -ORDERED-Th said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office, in Huntingdon, in said district, on the 9th day of July, A. D. 1886, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of inc nendency ot said application and the lime and place of hearing thereon, by pub fishing the same three times in some newspa- 1er having a circulation in said district. JOSEPH T0MLINSON, Judge.
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En.i A Li-,l 70 yun1 Gar. a--y~. -4nEl- tr l ....'. 5A\k-6D, a. the FOsUO11ce, New town.
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THE FOERTH DE LILY.

The people of St Johns parish, Sandy Hook, will celebrate on the lawn at the rryrory. Look for further notice next Mn.n.
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TOR SALE-New milch cOwn. GEORGE F. I SHERWOOD, Bradley AK Factory, " eston, Conn.
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VTTANTED AT ONCE 20 bob calves. Win W call for them. Address E. THOMAS, ,Rox- bury, Conn.
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aOO0 REWARD--A reward ot $90G III auul- t9JUU ton to the 500 offered by the town, V ill be paid for the apprehension and convlc- tion otLne person or persons who burned the buildings Ot Turney Northrop at NewtoWn, Conn. on the night of April f. 1S46. For par ticuiars inquire of c. H. NORTHROP, at the NaMtOWn Savings Bank.
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NOTICF-Sealed proposals will be received IN on or before June P, 1896, for the build 0t a haIf-mile urotting course tor the New town Agricultural Fair Go, upon tract of land to be leased by said company: Said work to be completed by August ], 1896. Ad- dress H. c. BEERS, Secretary. Dated at New. town Conn, June r, 1896.
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THE
HUBBELL,&WADE COMPANY
 362 Water St.. Bridgeport, Conn.

N II. HAWLEY ,Stepney Depot Conn. Agent Os tor the w. lter A. Wood Steel Moving Ma chimes and Wood Horse Rakes. T7OR SERVICE-One thoroughbred White \ Chester boar. 2 year old. GILBERT WILL LIAMS, Garnet Works, ROxbury, Conn.
  NOR SALE A team of working horses. PERRY, HawlayVille.
 NOR SALE-One fine young COW and two \ forward springers; also two dry cows for beet. F. s. FRISBIE, BrOOkheld Center, Ut.
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THE SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS

A srl pN OF rlIIs APPENDED TABLE WILL. THROW MIru IIGuT ON THE SIrl A. TIDN.
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Nr and Mrs J. F. Brennan of New Ha- ven are being congratulated on the arriV. al of a little daughter at their home, Fri LI.N. .Lnuu IL
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NOR SALE-Or would exchange for COWS, I pigs or poultry, a number Of good cheap horses. No reasonable offer refused. J. b. DIXON, North Bridgeport, Conn.
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Mrs II. (. Beers of Botaford has visited her brother, MT French of Bridgeport,
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NOR SALE-Fi1s st-class barber Outdt. Three I barber chairs, tour mirrors, eight arm chars and all necessary fixtures. 400 IRAN ISTAS AVENUE, Bridgeport, Conn.
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Among the guests at Mrs Addie Nich- ol7 arc E.,v George Rumncy, Mir and Mrs George Eumney, Jr., of Naugatuck; k. x. G)od4le and George Bishop of Bridge .nDlf.
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MONEY FOR YOU-Here is a list ot the
 M stamps found on old phot5ogF3aphs san and
 rec. 25c; 2c playing cards, blue, SC; Pc playing cards, orange, 3Oc; Pc proprietary orange, 25c; /; 2c certificate, blue or orange, Toe; Sc playing cards, green, $l; 4c playing cards, violet, Sl; 6c proprietary orange, $5, See what you can
 find and bring them to us on the PhotogEap47 |, you have any kind not listed or old postage stamps send them co us for prices. coon x DUNBAR, Room 20, Conn. National Bank Building, Bridgeport, Conn.
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DOR SALE-A young new mich COW, nice ! pigs, shOat. Al. WILSON, Newtown.
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VANTED-Gentlemsn wishes,to correspond " with lady; a view to taking summer hOarders. Som cone with furniture preferred, Address T, M. STANLEY, Ro1bury Falls, Cfs T1OR SALE-A good cheap work horse, kind ! and true. FRANK MAZARS, Booths Hill, Trumbul,