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Ibave just returned from Vermont with B carload of nineteen gtntlrmen's ivtrs and family horses. Also shipped line same day another carload from Iiunois of business and heavy draft horses. Description given be low,
 Black horse, a years, 0oo pounds, clever for
 Black horse, : years, ]. .olo pounds, very ~ty fish, can trot close to minutes, and very fine rOaIer
 Black horse I,o5o pounds, years old, sly fish, clever. and an excellent family hOIsC.
 Black horse, years, 9jo pounds, kind and good driver.
 Bay ,horse, years, I,o5o pounds, sired by very stylish and good driver
 Bay mare. 8j0 pounds, years, road 10 mi les an hour.
 Bay horse, years, 100 pounds, right for milk or grocery wagon
 Bay mare, s years, ,00o pounds, been driven by an old lady
 Handsome scaI brown mare, years, I,C30 pounds, can trOt in minutes and very kind Brown horse and 8 roader, 6 years old, s0jO pounds, very handy.
 Spotted horse, 6 years old, weight LOGO poonds, just right for lady to drive in pho- etOn.
 Chestnut horse, years, 1000 pounds, veIy hands0me can trOt in , 50 and q very desir- able horse. drive and tr0t a mile in , minutes
 Bay horse, years, ,050 pOunds.
 Chestnut horse.5 , years, I,070 pounds, trots Chestnut horse, years, 05O pounds, nice driver and good family horse.
 Bay mare, years, G25 pounds, as good driver as any one owns and a5 pretty as peach, very clever.
 Bay mare, very steady, old mans.
 Horse 8 years, LOGO pounds.
 Pair bay mares, well matched, low built. Blocks, years, 2,90O pounds, hard team to beat,
 Bay horse, years, I,2oO pounds and a good one.
 Bay horse, years, weight ,2t0 pounds,
 Bay horse, years weight ,0C0 pounds.
 Bay horse, years, weight 1,250 pounds.
 Bay horse, years, weight ] ,200 pounds. Family broken rOan horse, years, l,lG0 pounds.
 Bay mare, good block, years, weight l,30O. Black mare, 6years weight 1,1O3 pounds.
 Black mare, years, 1,l50 pounds.
 Bay horse, years, great actor and good family horse, ,l50 pounds.
 Black mare, : years, 1860 pounds.
 Black mare, years, l,lC0 pounds, good chunk.
 Bay horse, years, weight HOO. kind for lady.
 Brown horse, years, 900, good livery horse.
 Two good cart horses 1900 each.
 Bay horse, z years old, 1,IC0, good style and fine driver and several secOnd-handed horses.
 Horsesf twill arrive Thursday and can be seen and tried in harness up to day of sale Every horse warranted and two lays trial given, and any horse not as represented can be returned and 1 will refund the money Sale to commence at 10 o'clock sharp. No p0stponement on account of weather
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ST ROSES CHURCH.

OH July f, picnic will be held in St PuricA'~ hllj and grove under the aus n'CrS tf St N1rV'- Literary and Social club and the Chudryu If Mary for the honci. of St Hpar'< W1i h. The event Of rh. da. wilt be the Iaj-fng of nlg on ~ lHtrirk's school An excellent pro cIau vpii bt prr-rLtrd iu connection with
 hj- event. special mu-jc for the occa- -iNh wjjI b. u'udcrrd log both chorus of
 he church and tho onhi'dreH of thc parish. Father Walsh of Mad'ctO1Yn will be the orator of ri3e day. O her speakers will hr in attcHdaucp. Alter these exercises a h4,cbll ga ar vIIl take place beside tue grove. lh" uj pn-ing teams will he our boys from ~iujv Hook aud nine from the Calhnhr cub of pNuburY. As the t"ato- are pretty evenly matched an urrr">tug rnd rN@uug gamp is antici- pltcd. LuHvhe- and r, treatments can D" obtained anrtI.n" during the day. There wlu hr gund rpu-lr for all who wish t0 dl"r'. Al 1~o invited to j9jH IT. m the cclrbrali.Huf lhr glorious Fourth.
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BUYING

Children's little Linen kcefers, tastily trimmed with white braid, for 98 cents, And white and blue Beefers, trimmed with white hamburg, for 8l 25. Seems almost like fairy story but it isn't.
 Then we've a beautiful line of sample Short Coats-.ample, mind you-iD white pique, ,Ethat have been selling as high as St each and now we're only asking $3 9s and sI 9s. And another sample lot pink and blue pique Beefers, with double capes, for 5 9 and 53.99 Also 8 sample line Linen Coats, trimmed with hamburg, No wonder the little folks look like fashion plates some times.
 Linen and Grass Cloth Dresses. Dim ity Dresses, in both pink and blue-tust the thing for now. Hats to match.
 A lot of white Hats and Caps, B cents each.
 Summer weight Outing Flannel, light and medium coIorz, stri. es and checBs, for $ aud Toe. yard Also some 2o Pieces light blue sumner outing upon which We have made the price G, yard-regu}ar I0c. goods,
 Black osgandie Lawns in open aud lace work effects, F l-2, 15, I9 and z5 cents a yard. The Wash Go.ds de- partmenc jz busy spot now.
 The eytal sale of White Skirts has more than met all expectations, both with customers and ourselves. Buyers have secured unusually good bacgainz and the Muslin Underwear department has had big sales. One hand has washed the other fairly and honestly,
 Ladies ribbed Vests, either in high
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Miss Lou Blaukman charmlngly enter tained party at whist, last week Friday nigEt. At the conclusion of the playing the honors were found to be distributed as follows; First ladies', Miss Hattie Glover; second ladies' Mrs Sloane; third
 adjgs', Mrs S. (. Bull; first gcntlemen's, r. Blackm4n; second gentlcmen's, M. B. I"rril; third gcntlcmens, Henry c. 1ultis. Hrfreshmcnts were served.
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THEFoa,3- GaIGgly Eupr1ALs.

Th" murri@g.. of Ms Johanulh F0ran ard John t'rl)iu lruA uac,- at 0t Roses church at u.rIDrk, ", dur-dAy morn.
 ug. Ihr brjl" WAS lrJIa,d in gown ol
 white silk virh cn fl D. and pearl trrm- niug2. ~h" vore.a ptjr nf diamond ear rings, the Elft uf fh"& &ronn. The bTidr~- maI Was MJ>- Aoai' Fn"an of Bridge port, a sister If th" utp She wore white org udjr "i'h l.yn s..j ribbon trim mjrg~. Hothrarr,d Nhj.. prayer books. rhr groum-uon 0p- SrpDrn Grnin, a brother of the Z o.'l. lha u-hrrs we're \. I. Keen" ot | .ioay3u, and r. F. I1nus of Bridgcp.rr. Alter thc crre-
 ooDv, thr wedding rrtN frptrrd to the homr of thr btj.ir " ht.rt. ii "rddjug din u"I wu- served. Fhrh .u.r WAS prot- lily drcorHrrd wirh il .Nrr4. t,smrs and dancing followed ti.I liln Inornog hours. Ih" presents were u-rrVl and elegant. They wiil rrmrin wiJh her p,rrnts for Fl few weeks, when tIry make their home i'm Sandy Hook.
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night with his friend, Landlord Edward Taylor, at Sandy Hook.

night with his friend, Landlord Edward Taylor, at Sandy Hook.
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 A sTEREOPTICON LECTURE IE THE EVEN.
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 This is the last notice that can be giy rn through TIE BEE of the coming of Rev W. G. PuddefOot to NewLOwn. He speaks at the Congregational church on Sunday morning, June 3S, and on Sunday evening gives d stercopJicon lecture in the church descriptive of life on the Wes- tern frontier. If Mir puddcfOOt once gets an introduction to an audicn3c, he makes that audience ever after his warm friends. He is remarkable speaker, earnest, rap ld, inspiring. Those who do not hear him now will be disappointed aftcrward that they have missed the opportunity. H. comes in the interest If home mjssiOus, and the collection taken at the evening service will be sent to the Congregational Home Missionary society. Home missions mean churches and colleges in place of saloons. All are most sc0rdially invited to these services.
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E, H. DILLON & CO., SUMMER MILLINERY.

Extraordinary values in choice Millinery.
 has always give believe it be the best advertisement there
 Mary ladies would think impossible stylish or S When they what offering these they will realize S2 and 50 at 5O S4 and S5 they worth than double
 Coored hats every shape l5e othese marked 25 Sailor hats in shape and color from 15c 25O.
 spray up S2 prices Ribbons for hat dress trimmings.
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Brooklyn parties have bought tLe house and land Of tb,. late Homer Stuart of II. q. Curtis, adn,i.8~rraf or.
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Town 'IoplcS.
MATTERS oF BUSINESS

Nj. Srru's special bargains for this week Shrt wal L. .'9r, were 5Oe; dress skirts Sl 9S, worth Si, cIpns and vlets nt one-hulf price; mdtes' trimmcI hats, Toe and upward sailors, l7c and up. wards, A large a-~ortmrnt in boir, pt ties. Call for genuine bargptus VI Stern, lS5 Main street, Dlobury l. ad- ing cloak and millinery hou.r,
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Nr and Mrs Edwards Nj. Smith were in Bethel on Wednesday and were present t the marriage of Mise Elizabeth Dib- h!c, daughter If Nrand Mrs Charles Dib- bic, to John Richard Booth, the well known LAuhN-N atLnrnnE.
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MISS EGAv uR ROVE.

The marriage of Miss JuIm Celia EZ.u of this town and Jaur7 T. Rowe of Bridgeport occurred, la.t work Wcduc7 day, at 1t Rosc~rhutrh. Tn" ceremony was performed by Father EEan of Sea bright, N. I., a brother If the bride, as- sisted by Fathers Fox and Smith. The bride Was attended by Miss Jennie kecfe of Bridgeport, while John Rowe of the same city did the hnnUrs as be man.
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Several Indian girls from Hampton have arrived in town and taken positions in homeS. C. <. Platt, Fred Northrnp and l.. 5. Mason are among th7se who have these girls in their families.
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SPECIAL.

B.ue, 25 in. sun Umbrellas, with D5esdso sticks and natural handles, for >5 cents each. Best value for the money eyer seen.
 Fine , in. Sun UnbreIlas handles in blue, green and Interchangeable, made up in the finest possible manner, for 84; regular SG grades.
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Drug glst s. c. Bull bade adieu to his native heath on Wednesday, and with friend took a trip to to rural Woodburv, which Ia especially charming at this seas on of the year.
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SOUTH BRITAIN

Miss Euuice Platt has arrived home for the summer vacation,
 Mir and Mrs c. B. Pierce took trip to New Haven, last week.
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New Grass CIoeb, 40-in. wide, hem ci.chcd, with fancy drawn-work border -anew material for skrts-snd only l5 c5rts yard,
 cor4ed and lace stripe Zephyr Ging- ham, fine cloth equal in finish and colorings to Andvr7on's 25t. goods, for ~c. yard-pinks, blues, greens, laven- der and linen shades. Centre Counter iu Wash Goods department.
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David Glover informs us that h" was rotten egged in the Street, one night not long ago Such an net ot cowardicc is most contemptiblc, especially when per petratpd on SO well meaning gentleman as Mir Glover. If he has any clue to the guilty party we advise him to enter a aprEg.
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AlosCEE~ AND HOP.
AN nNr'a.>'>">r" o'au owDr As

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 An lntrrr tmg ,>rst will occur on July 3 when a Cunfr.t tr.d hup will hr htId nt the Town hnl. The pptronvs7c- for the occasion will be Mr- F. S Andrews, Mrs Edwards Nj. Smith, Mrs Wesley F Hayes, Mrs Charles r. Cop Mrs Laura A. Leon ard, Mrs x. C. Glover, Mrs. George F. Taylor and Mrs C. F Brardsicy. The talent tO Hpprtr uu fhatoc lion are Hrr- bert Flunshurg of N"W York, humorist and rvcitcr, k. Anton llrtndl of Boston. pianist and vinnui-t, Hud Mj-s Bertha Marie pArrr, reader u.d soprano soi0ist. Mr FMn-hurgh I- rrm"mhrr"d very plcas- antly by moy, us he doljghrcd largr company by hi- rrcI,Htion~ al tho Mly meeting of tho Mel'- r|uh, ,nst lrpr. Mi+- Farce hAs 1I-u brrU heard h"rr win pleasure Mr IIruAI j-H Oloj~t of ;,bi'- itV and mirv wiU br gIld vf thjs opp.r- tunjtY Go hear him. T,hiug it Hlt 'gcfh,H it. will be an evening If u,re ph.l.uro | ] all whose good fo'rurt nr uIv h~ f. .. tend, The program wul h, t- td .. .
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 Piano eol", "E""Io oe".coos', Mn Comc'Iy LA u,oov rmr" ~-yur. IT,.
 llnurl Irn ..tl-"
 Ms Mir. 'I1"rA, .oaa, ,,aa ,". N,. r... -,...@ a.." soprano sol.o, "rnr crc,I. L'vu'- .rooE" scoaa lgo.o "Ij,G1' >.o ~.ola~." ur""z'.d ytoi@ ooio, ~l6y ul p..yA~,-.~ trr-'". ''' 7 Reading "rur ,ont,--oua.."w w."Srr '~. '',..".' Comic soug, selected, Mir Frau-hurg Medley of uurrurs "rnr Nrvtuyu Hr,,."
 "rho 'H} r"tl7tpn7," iIctrdI Mr itrndI A hop will follow the wu.ic.d program.
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Tn the line of a bargain Warner, Tay- Tor & Curtis are selling a chenille table cover for 00o. In the grocery line they call attention to line of new factory packing. l906, peas, and fine lemons at I5c per dozen
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, barn for Edward Troy, about 20 feet
HATTERTOWN.

Patrick Lynch, who makes his home at Charles Thorp's, has been visiting with relatives, in Taunton and Danbury.
 Mruud Mr7 Robert A. Clark, Mrs Julia Brush and Mr. sherman have been guests at the home of Mrs Annis Booth.
 George Benedict of Danbury has spent several days with his father, Charles Benedict.
 Miss Mabel Taylor of Newtown has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs c. D. StillsOn, for a week.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Milton and MT and Mrs George ThOrp of Bridgeport were Sunday guests at Charles ThOrp's
 Mir and Mrs Charles Patchen and son, Lester, of Trumbull, spent Sunday with friends in this place,
 Mrs Eugene Northrop has been in Dan bury for several days, the guest of her sister, Mrs Charles Schatfer.
 Frederick Porter has exchanged his house and few acres of land, with o, E. Morgan for 8 horse.
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W. B. Banker has bought surrey of A. M, Rri3cOe, who has also sold q carri- age to party in Kent.
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Mrs Cicero BeardsleY has i've bOarders from Brooklyn at her pleasant Brook idle cottage and expects three more, Saturday.
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Mrs Julian BeardsIey and son, Allen, have returned from visit with New Ha- yan friends.
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Mrs ". B SnilTen ia passing commence ment week in New Haven.
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We have the exclusive agency for the celebrated Sterling Java coffee. Once
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Although we haven't said much about it, our line of coffees and teas is as com pleta as can be found. Try pound of nur best coftee.-LW Warner, Taylor & Cur tis.
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MT and Mrs Tibbals of Milford, MT and Mrs Kelsey of Plymouth were recent guests of Mrs Israel Beavdaley.
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Mise Mary Smith of Omaha, Neb., and Miss Mary Rogan of New Haven, cousins of Father Smith, made him short visit at the parochial residence, this week.
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George F. Penley of Woodbury was in town on Wednesday.
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Everything in having tonls at our apecial low cash prices, at. E. F. Haw- ;ey's.
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THE D. M. READ COMPANY,
 BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
THINK

THINK OF BUYING
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Fresh stock of Wallaces famous can- dies. Elegant line of box goods, at E. F. HawIey's.
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Owen Ryan is i'll with intermittent fe-
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N H. HAWLEY. .StepneY Depot, Conn. Agent Os tor the Wflter 4. Wood Steel Moving Ma chimes and Wood Horse Ralzes.
 TIOR SERVICE-One thoroughbred White U Chester boar, . year old. GILBERT WILL LTAMS, Garnet Works, Roxbury, Conn. TXTANTED-A few cattle, horses Or colts to
 " pasture at owners risk. ARTHUR J. WILSON, Palestine district, NewtoWn, ygTANTED-Everyone to take advantage or
 " the great Slaughter in prices tor the next 20 days of w atches, Diamonds. Jewelry, Sils verware etc. JOHN II. REID, Jeweler, 42 Wall street, Bridgeport. Conn.
 fAFFICE TO RENT Over R. H. Beers & Co.'s Nt store two rooms, tor terms apply to R. H. BEERS, ,NeWtoWn, Conn.
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necessary buildings. The farm has been use6 CT 20 years tor boarding gentlemen's driving horses, summer and winter. Would make a good milk farm. Address MRS J. HOBART MALLETT, Long Hill, Conn.
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There was social dance at the home of John Y. Bradley, last week Thursday night.
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Misses Dongola and Russet Oxfords, Soc; was S1 :; at E. F. Hawley's. Mems Rueset Bal shoes, Sl.95.
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BRIDGEPORT. CONN.

WATCHES AND CLOCKS REPAIRED.-
 " Swiss watch maker, located at the Henry Fairchild place near BOtstord Depot. All kinds Of watches and clocks repaired in the hest manner Charges moderate. HENRI B0URQUENEZ, BOtSfOTd, Conn.
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r. W. Beers or Waterbury was in town on Monday.
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Married, at porschester, May p, by Rev Ihomas Simptcjns. Frank W. Coger f NewrOwu to Miss Candace A. Bartram of Washington.
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Soda water will soon be on draught in the Street, Merchant l.. F. Uawley hav- ing put in a handsome soda water foun- tain manufactured by Puffer of Boston. He will have all the popular navors, and will doubtless meet wIth good patronage.
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Turney French has moved his house hold goods to NaugatuCk.
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Mias Rose H. Farrelly, niece of Father Fox, was visiting this week at the Da- ~ochal residence; also Mrs M. F. Kil- brides.
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Lawyer V. T. o'Hara passed Monday
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Carpenter John E. Bradley is building
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BATCH or SCHOOL METH Gs.
OLD rIChEr KE ELECTED IN GRAY $
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"E8T T-T-T-T
 PLAIN.
 Tho annual -chapl meeting here, Tl dLy afternoon, was attended by the 'vnu en .tcr- and many others. G.W B-9d ley was chosen chairman. Charles War ner was rc-olccfrd clerk and Grurgr Wi- ton committee, collector and treasurer Rohc. A CoIh wa@ pointed to collect Ih' eight mill tlX n'ahlr uu Augu~t l Tive. { twn ht|n" N"rr cas', uon" oppo-t:tou NJ F h-ul 1hrrmtu rJo~r,I her tcIm h'r" rt T.uly Inst and Tn, m"ofitDg >vA3 fJlu2rd hv picnic thaf was r"i 'yrd hv rv. r, nu". Q lugrs mud bQnIO ls, c1l. a.I ....cyuAt'- and lyu- 0uadn were NHq'd uf Miss Nhprman wa p','+rn'.d n} 'hc.c cna-,rS wit s"vrr al p~,flo p,o.rut7 9, ,r,tjm nug uf the love and rc poet far her.
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neck and short sleeves or low neck and short sleeves. F I-2 cents each. Splen- did quality.
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PaTazols, in white, 8l, sl 9, $l5O, 3l 75 and s2-both plain coaching and runIad, Linen ones for 8L50, Black kinks, 22 inch at all prices. Fancy Dresden effects, s2 and $2.5o.
 Black Sun Umbrellas, 25-inch for 75c. s1, sl 25, 5l 10, $I75, s2, S 50 and s. A regular parasol headquarters.
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Wahut Free lll d+rrlvt hrld ife 't'.- nuHI mvorrg H { week. o'rct ng simon Corey com nj trr, Tunthv Uvrrjrpn clerk and t~r.~u.rr ard Mrs C NHrv teachnr. Iu"ro W l~... u.u-' ,.1urr~J b. twr"u thr f..rnd+ If Miss ~hwupu pul Mr. C G.nlr9 for th' position pt 'rt hn~.
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NTSTRICT OF VIEWPOINT, ss, Probat,

EOR SALE-A 7-year old new milk COW, part SJepney.
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The auuua meeting of the Saudv Hook ditret, h-' F illy nIkht, hr.uEHt out a trcma0dou rro.vd thu <cho0lhoutr bring crow Iad There vHs mo cnntr-t m4dr the 13d ticket hnrag n.ol"cJod as GnIoyvs Clerk aud tr.u-ur'a. N 19rt Nuyu., cum. Spmmcrs D Cruu't Jphu F McDsr- mott WI. N,o rhlmtu of fhr meeting It WIS vosc.l to ro- nz Dkn 'h' o.d corps of teachers.
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The di4rrrt mrvtn1 in UuUtrgfowu was held, ruo4Hov tILhl F. VI Pick was rlrctcd r"nmu.r.F r. l,I.b-rtrlrrk and ,Inromr NIrhoa trml~u,"r. Ih. meet ing voted tr rr.rugay. C. D Nuu-ou as teacher.
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NOR SALE-Fust-class barber outfit. Three J barber chairs, four mirrors, eight arm chairs and all necessary fixtures. 400 IRAN ISTAN AVENUE, Bridgeport, Conn.
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TOR SALE-Or would exchange for cows, | pigs or poultry, a number of good cheap horses, No reasonable offer refused. J. D. DIXON, NOlth Bridgeport, Conn.
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LN- -LlAM -LL-LL.LL [

Vbc auruu -chaul u"rIinG i" / m~dj.- trict Vas hrOd ou June F.. John r k.at- ing wt- oh. Dn yownUrvcm1n, Patrick r. B"ull P c.rl atd Patrick hrat.ug troa-urr~. Vt H.V A. Bradley Vus elected a- '...ht
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\. x. Wales of Monroe is through Step uoV' and BorSford, regularly every week, with his bakery wagon well filled with fresh bread, cake, pies, etc.
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Mrs B. Hartc Moss and Miss May Dib- ble of Orangeburg, $. C.. daughter of Congressman Samuel Dibble of South and Mrs k. NJ, Smith.
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RESTRICT OF HUNTINGTON, ss. Probate u Court, June I5, 1896.
 Estate of ADEiIA BASSETT, late of HuntingtOn, in said district, deceased.
 Upon the application Of Henry B. Bassett, administrator, praying that certain lands be longing to said estate; a more particular de- scriptiOn of which on said Probate records will more fully appear, may be sold, as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office, in Huntingdon, in said district, on the 9th day of July, A. D. 1896 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given ot the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by pub fishing the same three times in some newspa- per having a circulation in said district. ,TOGEPTT T0MTTNGON .Judua
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Miss Frances C. Scudder is entertain ing former sch0olmare, Miss Evelyn Hawkins, of NorwaIk, thts week.
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D t field and NoFwglk, Red Woolen shawl l5Iaided with black The finder will please address, c 5. BUNNELLs Southport, Conn. N ANTED-An off-siae OK. HOMER HAW. fH LEY, Hawleyyille, Conn.
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Having taken the agency for the Ster- ling coffee, shall be pleased to have my customers ask for a sample. If you once try it you will use no other. The MOnO- gcau olcud coffee we are selling for 29c per pound.-- Morris, the grocer.
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360 & 362 MAIN STREET,

The great excitement is over at St Louis and Hanna is the Boss and the country is safe until July and nov all who are lame or have cOus or DUniOns or jugrOwing nails come sell you 8 shoe for B. that others sell just as good for S; also Shoes for little ladies and gents and tor the babies U sui; as cheap as forget that the store is at Fountain Place, Bethel, take due notice and govern yourself accordingly.
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TN TVTT~TNE TT-I|T !. Pdr.tUr.II :.r'" hr'd jl~auuupl -,"lool m"rlj. /. l,- ,-. ,elr'lug A.t. McA thur d. Cpmuu ttlr.
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A successful season has left the Up- holstery department with an odd lot short lengths in Muslin, Cretonnes, Scrim faces and Lace Curtains. They are closing them out like this:
 12I 2c. cretonnes, 7c, a yard.
 12 2c. scrim, Gc. |"
 25c, satteens, l5c.
 sash muslin, lOc.
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Ezra J. II41I. our genial plumber, stove mun and dinner, ha- the contract for the timing, plumbing and heating on the HeW house Of t;,rroA ". stuart.
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CO00 REWARD--A reward of S90) Tn addi- tDJUU ton to the $2C0 offered by the town, @ ill be paid for the apprehension and cOnvic. tiOn Ot the person or persons who burned the buildings of Turney NOrthrop at NewtOwn, Conn.,, on the night Ot April f. l606. For par ticuiars inquire of c. H. EORTHR0P, at the NnWtOwn SavinEs Bank.
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TF-You have any joiner work to be done l with dispatch and in tirst-class manner, Call on FRANK DUBY, Minortown, Ct. Cor respOudence Solicited.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-26

Finest line ladies shirt waists in town 1t F.. F. HaWley's. Our 25 ana 70 cent CTS arC hu.tIers.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-26

The steady stream of GU stomcrs who cn.rr Mir Augur's market at the Hook for their daily supply If meat cannot fail but step on the brand new platform or stOOp, erected at thr entrance of the market by Carpenter Charle5 E. Glover. It is first vIa@s >t0op and well laid and has had many pairs If feet tread on it since it ar- rived on Tun-day. There were no dcdica- tory cXrrci~ce. The stOop immediately went about HS business.