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The Newtown bee., 1896-10-09
WESTPORT.

THE VILLAGE AND PERSONAL NOTES.
 Robert Pignot of Brooklyn is guest at the residence of Max o. Huocka.
 Frank Sheppard has left the employ ment of Beers Brothers, Fred Tanning succeeds him.
 George Philips and Miss Btssi, Stowe of South Norwalk were guests over Sun day of Mr ard Mrs Aaron Bennett.
 Alfred F. Sheppard and family hay moved to Poplar Plains.
 Trinity Guild met, Tuesday afternoon, with the Misses Thomas, on Comp, street.
 Mrs Mary Baker of Brooklyn, N. I is visiting Mrs William T. Wood.
 At meeting of the Westport Division Sons Of Temperance held, Thursday eVen- ing, the following elected officers were installed by Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch Robert W. Post: Worthy Patriarch, Joseph H. Preston; Worthy associate, Miss Clara E Graves; record ing scribe, Samuel A. Purdy; assistant scribe, Mrs Lucius NJ. Flaming; financial scribe, Frederick NJ. Newell; treasurer, Miss Mary L. Graves; chaplain, Arthur s. Hoyt; conductor, Mrs c. J. Fox; as. sistant conductor, Rollie o. Beers; out. side sentinel, Miss c. Fairchild; inside sentinel, Mrs F. M. Newell; superinten dent young peoples work, Mrs A, 5 Hoyr.
 Herbert o. Benedict of Norwalk ha; opened tonsorial parlors in the Westport er-HeraId building.
 Harry R. Sherwood will enter the Yal' Law school at New Haven, this term.
 Rev William H. Wakeham, of thu Methodist church is giving serles a lectures, Sunday evenings, on 'Studie in character"
 Miss Eunice Hull of Hampstead, L. l. has been the guest of friends here dur ing the week.
 Mrs Margaret K. H. Sniffen has issuc' invitations to the marriage of her dangh ter, Margaret Jeanette, to John Augusta | Lees, the ceremony to take place at tn Methodist church, Thursday, October at 3,30.
 Felix Barrarre of Washington, D, C.,
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MONROE.
PERSONAL NEWS.


 Mir and Mrs Walter Banks of Water bury are visiting his brother, Clifford Banks.
 Mrs Marshall Beach has handsome Shoninger piano purchased of W. H. Red gate of Bridgeport.
 Miss Hattie Renton of Bridgeport is spending a few weeks at her old home. Miss Minnie Edwards rides 8 new Hartford wheel.
 Miss Hattie Stowe is visiting friends at Bennett's Bridge.
 Mr and Mrs F. ". Beardsley and little daughter, Edna, of Shelton have recent ly visited at Frank O!mstead's.
 Mrs Ernest Sherman is spending a few days with her parents, MT and Mrs John Joyce.
 s. B. Beardsley of Long Hill has been doing carpenter work for Ebert Olm- stead and c. G. Sherman.
 Charles Gilbert ot Chicago spent g couple of days with Robert Sinclair, re- gently.
 Miss Lottie Munson is back again working for Mrs Sterling. The young and; viyacious life, of which the home was so recently beref5, is sadly missed
 Miss Julia Bassett of West Haven re gently visited her cousin in Eln' street James Johuscn.
 s. B. Wales hired man is througt with his job. Gathering apples is in order now, ot which there is a big crop with some, arc with other it's light.
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port were entertained Saturday at her uncle's, J, l.. Perry's.

port were entertained Saturday at her uncle's, J, l.. Perry's.
 Tbe teachers meeting, for the benefit of the teachers of this town, was held at Academy hall on Friday afternoon last. Secretary Hine addressed the meeting, and also Prof Merrill of New Haven and Prof Deane of Bridgeport. In the even- ing Secretary Hine addressed the meet ing at the Congregational church on town management of schools.
 Quite a number from this place at- tended the flag raising at Aspetuck, Saturday afternoon.
 The Ladies Enterprise socieIy met with Mrs Perry Wednesday evening.
 Mrs Kate Wilcox and daughter, Miss Alice, returned to Hartford, this week,
 Mrs H. B. Bradley of Westport spent a part of last week as 2 guest of Mrs Will son Ferris. She also called on many Of her old friends in Bedding.
 Hanford Lyon and family, c. J, Banks and family, MT and Mrs John H. Wheel CT, MT and Mrs c. 5. Everett, MT and Mrs John Sherwood and daughter, Min me, and G. B. Tucker attended the New town fair and report an interesting time.
 Mrs Grace Clark and little daughter, Lora, have returned from a weeks visit with friends in Greenfield Hill.
 Mir and Mrs Peffars with friends from Greens Farms recently visited their cou. sin, Mrs Hannah Banks.
 The road men succeeded in carrying out their plans at the last town meeting by a majority of 15. The new road is tt be extended as far as GalIoway's corner
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MCKINLEY AND HOBART

Large size portraits of the candidates can be bought for 15 cents, or two for 9 cents at Northrop's, 63 Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport. He has several second hand violin2 for low prices; also banjos, man do]ins, guitars, harmonicas, etc. He is selling framed or unframed pictures for very low prices, and makes frames to or der of any style desired. He is head quarters for sheet music, folios and tn- structing books, carries an assortment of band and orchestra music and will order for you anything not in stock. He is
 closing out baseball goods for low pri- ces. You can buy mits, masks and balls for your own price. Give him call when you visit Bridgeport and you will find lots of things that you want.
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FAIRFIELD.
THE VOTE IN FAIRFIELD.


 The annual town meeting was the most largely attended of any held in 20 years, the hall being packed to overflow ing. General harmony prevailed aid the vote on most questions was nearly unanimous. E. l.. Wells was chosen chairman and Town Clerk Oakley re- corded tue minutes. First Selectman Bradley presented the report of the se- lectmen, which received the endorsement of unanimous acceptance. The vote |:
 Selectmen, Edward Osborn 313; Rufus B. Jennings 348; Simon c. Brad ley d 339; Henry Horn 297.
 Town clerk, George H. Knapp 353 , Arthur M. Oakley d 296.
 Town treasurer, Edwin W. s. Pickett $50; Abram B. Sturges d 297.
 Tax collector, George H. Knapp 357 Arthur M. Oakley 290.
 Assessors, Andrew B. Wakeman 366 Edmund H. Smith, 359; Edward M. Bulkley d 2S2; Clarence H. Bradley q 276.
 Board of relief, Sherwood Banks T l 3S2; John c. Lobdell I 376; William Burr q 274; John M. Brothwell 266.
 Constables, Frederick E. Pratt 379; Thomas Carey, IT,, 376; William Dal ling r 379; Theodore A. Wilson 379' David H. Fallon d 264; Dwight B. Adams d 288; Arthur M. Oakley d 379i John Fitzgerald 266.
 Grand jurors, Henry M. Mills 354 Horace Lyon 376; Henry H. Perry 379 Nathaniel 3, Hill 379; EdWsrd N Bulkley Il 27l; Richard B, Jennings 2 f270; H. Marcus Wheslsr 266 Jeaali H iSmith | 267.
 Treasurer achooI seciety fund, EdNis
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A STIRRING TEMPERANCE SERMON.

Tue Congregational pulpit was occu- pied on Sunday by Rev Joseph Il. James of Rockville, secretary of the ConnecCi- cut Temperance Union, who gave a stirring temperance sermon based on the parable of the Good Samaritan. Ia the course of his sermon he stated that he believed $3O,O GOO a year was spent in Newtowu on the cursed liquor Crafiic, The preacher stated that all the deaths in tui, country in a year for which rum is responsible would make line of graves which would reach from New town Co New Haven. This is year of hard times, said the speaker, but where you will nud the most abject poverty and distress is in the homes where the demon drink has entered. Rev MI James was entertained at Mrs WoIcott's while in town.
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TRUMBULL.
CHESTNUT HILL.

Miss Mary Beach and Miss Jennings from Deep River were thrown from the carriage while out driving and quite bad ly bruised. The horse took fright at 8 number of bags of apples lying by the roadside.
 Miss Jennings from Easton, who teaches the school, is boarding at Melvin Wakeley's.
 Mr and Mrs William Jennings from Deep River have been calling on their friends the past week.
 Miss Annie Manett of Washington. D. O., has visited at Ofmel Halls.
 H. $. Beach has closed his Fairfield
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PADS IN MEDICINE.

There are fads in medicine as in every thing else and thew thing' frequently sells for short time simply because it is new. But in medicine, as in nothing else the people demand and will be satis- fled only with positive, absolute merit. The fact that Hoods sarsaparilla has stood it's ground against all competition, and it's sales have never wavered bus have remined steadily at the top, demon strates, beyond any doubt, the intrinsic virtue of this medicine. The new things have come and gone but Hoods sarsapa- rilla rest upon the solid foundation of absolute merit and it's power to cure. Its sales continue to be the largest in the world.
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". s. Pickett 349; Abram B. Sturges

". s. Pickett 349; Abram B. Sturges BIT.
 Trea- urer town deposit fund, Edwln W. s. Pickett 349; William Burr 273.
 Schoo! committee, Moses E. Banks T 3S3; Andrew P. Wakeman 394; T. J. Coleman d 2G1; William C. kinscla d 250.
 Registrar of voters, Andrew B. Wake man 3SI; George Smith 25G.
 Auditor, Bacon Wakeman 31G; James Farrell 2OJ.
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Henry Peck, George P. Sanford, W. H. Glover and George W. Stuart.
AN IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE DEAL.

Papers were passed on Friday last by which the residence of Col J. ". Knowl- ton, at the head of the Street, became the property of W. L. Allen. Mir Allen has for five years been 8 summer visitor here, occupying the old Bolden house. While Newtown people will regret the departure of Col and Mrs knowItop, who return to Bridgeport, they are pleased that Mir Allen is to become permanent resident.
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BAPTIST CHURCH TOPICS.

Rev W. NJ. Weeks delivered an exceed ingIy interesting and scholarly sermon, last Sunday, in the Baptist church. taking for his text Mark :35, ''For whosoever shall do the will of God, the same is my brother, and my sister and mother" his theme being, "Christ's mother and brethren" At the close Of the sermon he, in few appropriate and well chosen words, extended the ''hand of fellowship and welcomed into the church the three candidates who were baptised the pre- vious Sunday.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AFFAIRS.


 Rev J. H. Kimball preached a fine ser- mon at the Congregational church, Sun day morning. MT Kimball with his sis ter, Miss Bessie, were entertained over Sunday at J. l.. Perry's.
 Rev MT Fankhouser of Avon will preach in the Congregational church, next Sunday, October II, and conduct the communion service by exchange with Rev .. c. Merrill.
 Miss Alice Wilcox returns to her home in Hartford, Monday, after spending the summer at her grandmother's.
 Mrs J. Il. Perry and daughter, Miss Hattie, spent Tuesday in New Haven greatly enjoying the lecture of Dr Jobn Watson, Ian Maclarens author of Bonnie E fer Bush.
 Mrs George Brown and son of Bridge
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They are so little you hardly know you are taking them. They cause no gripping yet they act quickly and most thoroughly. Such are the famous little pills known as DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Small in size, great in results. Edgar F. Hewley, Newtown; s. C.. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley 85 Co.,, Stepney. $
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is an anti septic, soothing and healing application for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, etc., and cures piles like magic, It instantly stops pain. E. F.. Hawley, Newtown; s. c, Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, ,Stepney.
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LESS THAN ONE-HALF

The regular p1ice we're selling BLUE and GRANITE WARE, and while the assort- ment lasts you can fit up your kitchen with a full line, at pric- es that will surprise you, a few of which we quote as follows:
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The funeral of John Carlson was at. tended on Friday last from his late home home in the Street. Rev G. T. LinsleY offlciated. Tbe pail bearers were Ben nett Blackman, E. c. Lake, Charles
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To remove the con8tipated habit, the only safe treatment is a course of Ayers pills, followed by a laxative diet. Most other cathartics do more harm than good; therefore leading physicians recommend Ayers pills, especially as family physic.
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- i' sFt + '%I-A 4tl-' N -A l. 'ft 4J IT,
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 A uum3,r Ii people from .his section ei-.ced rh- magnificent opening of f<I and wiutc. fashions at F, Il. HrowD ,v Co's., N,~ IGrvou, lat HcoE. EH- Wj,lisgauajl4 tlc &enrral tendency 10 eDn,u p1.nu ja 4 Wesidnu-iaI uam. niGa year, Ilo u&Ecs.J5u of jt vas seea Il 'h@ ru9rmous stocks of goods shown iu F. Nj. Brown N Co.'s g-ear stores. In millinery the styles are more b.auri- iul and varied than ever and this dc- parmcut is througed daily with ladies who s,ck the service of F. NJ. Brown & Co.'s corps of trained mlIiners. The nyw fashions in cIoahs, jackets, tailor made suits, separate skirts, ,etc, delights the most cxacting taste, and prices alt from @5 to SIO less for hIgh quality gar meuts over previous years. In the silks lud dress goods this house has 10 equal outside the metropolitan cities.
 This year, notwithstanding the caIa- unity how ling everywhere, F. NJ. Brown * Co. Increased their import and do- mesJsc orders with the result that pat rou- hay- tAe pick of the worlds best wt-vc-. A striking feature Of F. Nj. Brown & Co.'s dress goods business is the low prices for quality. Fabrjcs that sold for GOc and o0l a yard, a veal or ao ago, they are now selling for 39c and 5O yard, Ladies from alI over Connecticut do a lot of shopping by mail with F. M. Brown du Co.,, especially in buying silks and dress goods. They open sale of blankets, comfortables, linens, cytton5 and h4nncls the coming week when prices will be cut low to iu- spIIe buying before the severe cold ~ots in. F. Al. Brown & Co.,, pay shop ping fare one way on purchases of 5lO or over but the fact is that in buying SIC worth you save from $2 to $4 over any other trading place.
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Many political rpeakers, clergymen, singers and others who use the voice excessively, rely upon One Minute Cough Cure to prevent huskiness and laryDgitis. It's value as a preventative is only equalled by it's power to afford instantaneous relief. E, F. Hawley, New town; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. BMkeman, Botsford; B. Haw'ey $ CO., SteDnnV.
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IE ". \. SWORDS LUMBER COMPANY,
.ucst at the residence of Mrs John W.

q guest at the residence of Mrs John W. Hurlbutt.
 Harry Dickerson, who has been visit ing Mir and Mrs George Dickerson, re- turned to his home in Brooklyn, N. Y., Monday.
 The dramatic club met Monday even- ing with Miss Mary Nj. Bradley
 Miss Alice C. Mayer of New York is a guest of Mrs Kenneth Mackenzie.
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DR JOHN N. w0oDsUFF OF SHERMAN NoMI
 MATED FOR STATE SENATOR.

The republican senatorial convention for this district was held, last Saturday, in the Town hall. The convention was called to order at Il.30, with F. P. Glover as chairman, and II. N. Fanton, Jr,, sec retary. The first formal ballot resulted as follows: Dr John N. Woodruff Of sherman, 2S; Gould Shelton, of Hunt iugton, :; Henry Barnd, f,
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Pretty 4lt,ru covers, in different pattcrn~ lined with Turkey Red, stuffed Wuh white c3ltou-.ul size, G&o. Been always SI2s.
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Are you looking for horse blankets, give us a call, we have every thing in size, shape, quality and prices.-[ Wilson & Wooster, 329, Water street, Bridge port.
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John Moriarty, the popular president of the Waterbury Furniture Co.,, and one of the leading business men in Water bury, was in town on Saturday.
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Mrs Winton, of Gray's Plain district has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs John II. Blackman.
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E, F. Hawley. Newtown; s, c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Rlakeman, Bots ford; B. Hawley $ Co.,, Stepney,
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retter, eczema and all similar skin troubles are cured by the use of DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve. It soothes at tonce, and restores the tissues to their natural condition, and never fails to cure piles.
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Four Dependable Linens

A fact, not a fairy tale, with every yard sold:
 -l I" u,.n. PIC.
 ar.u "rl,H,I, r-r.c.
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President Moriartv, of the wide awake Waterbury Furniture Co.,, has engaged as manager of his house, Dennis ORiley, a gentleman who has fitted responsible petitions. Mir O'Riloy was formerly with M&IleyG Medley X Co.,, If New Hav- CT. and for II years vas manager for Calender. McAustin & Troup of Provi- deuce. Mir O'Riley has inaugurated some changes already. He has filled up the immense reception or entrance room As 8 carpet apartment, and since this has been inaugurated the sales have more than doubled. MT O'Rney js a most agreeable man to meet, and President Morarty feels happy in having secured him. Mir ORiley has great faith in the house he is now with, and intends more than ever to give it a front position in the great furnishing establishments Of WCstcIn Connecticut.
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Romantic Values.

Some of 'cm make awful good rcading-but you'd rath- or realize, wouldn't you2
 Always glad to know here. any time, if you think worth of goods Ovcr-rutrd.
 Here's d blanket story I'll bear looking into
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Chronic constipation is painful, dis agreeable and lfe-shortening difficulty. It deranges the system, causes sick headache, bad breath and poisons the blood It can be readily overcome by DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These little pills are great regulators. Edgar F. Hawley, Newtown; s, c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakoman. BotsfOrd :; B. Hawley & Co, Stepney.
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Town TOplcs.
HATTERTOWN.
A STORM RACED INSIDE.

STORM RACED INSIDE.
 At the adjourned school meeting, Saturday evening, the storm was inside the building instead of outside, as was rhe case two weeks before, aad at times it Tag"d furiousty; but like other storms "t ike nature, and coming from the same storm center, no damage was done. It took scet .al hours to transact the husi- nasa rAar ostG to aod rGu} have been a.. ..I-..o il one Iuu:. All because tl.' Na ruch uaroco sary talk, u'ut ll7a>.1-.: md even yi.e insults from fh.~ wind element. Fo.uuatrIy there were present enough voters to accomplish the pur- pose f.. wh.r'. che mtrtlrg was called. Tnn '. port If The comuic ce aFpaiuted to c.,imas, lhe cost of the repairs WAS accepted and the same committee was continued as repairing committee with power 10 make or cause to be made all necessary Improvements, being limited in their expenditures to the sum of Sl50 This committee is composed of John B. raru~lcc, carpenter and builder of long experience, J. II. Summers the pre-. sent district committee and C. b. Still >On F.. B. Booth, chairman of the meet II z, aud who has been foremost in favor If thc improvements. wa7 elected to lay and collect tn" tax.
 NJ, and Ms Andrn~s J. Sommar- aud AD'd If H:dgrpnrr have b'ra eusHam4a @~ k ui.A his l:utAp~, | Ii. @ummers. 'a o.her .eJ4t.yrs in this r.ayc.
 J. ". Penny i. Sorvlng as watch nau st h, D.hbDr5. f .ir.
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Bed and bureau bcuutitlcrc -LirlN Lar-uLn-nrlcGl

Irish Point p.'o# Slns. 77'.e, sac . h2 .c., nr'., ~.-. ,.--. anu el.~5 c~,h- great values.
 Bureau S.u5~. De-, 7-e, -yo., 9sc., SI.IIy and >l.1- o.-s.. PlIIo5, Cats L-'..
 loo doz IIrm~".Ma! Optical Gord -")~y Gao&5 Prices"
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Crochet Spreads. noc.

7hxDo, full ~.>o. \ good 75c- seller. Optip,I CIuou4 "l)ry Goods Prices"
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FOOTWEAR!

Mems Grain Shoes S1 75, S2 50; Worth S2 25 and S3 %
 Mems Satin Calf Shoes S1 50 S2 co; Would be cheap at S2 co and S2 50
 Mems Box Calf Shoes, Leather lined, Waterproof, Wears like Iron, S3.5O and S4 %
 Ladies French Dongola Button and Lace Shoes, new Lasts, Hand Sewed Welts S3 %. S3 50 and S4 %; actual worth S1 % a pair more.
 Ladies' Dongola Button and Lace from S1 25 to S2 50; for Beauty, Com fort and Wear cannot be duplicated elsewhere,
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Many lives of usefulness have beeu cut short by neglect to break up an or dinary cold, Pneumonia, bronchitis and eyeu consumption can be a7erted by the prompt use of One Minute Cough Cure. Edgar F. Hawley, Newtown; s. C.. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blokeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney. |"
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SUMMER
 COMFORT

is very materially enhanced if one plenty of water for every use-house, gar den, lawn, stock, and if one can enjoy ride through our beautiful country, in & comfortable vehicle. If you are not pos sessed of these blessings, which may be very easily and cheaply obtained, call on me.
 Underground streams ot pure water are everywhere, fl you only endeavor to reach them, unfailing, boundful. 4 few days work on my part will secure this comfort for you.
 have a fine lot of ?, and passenger vehicles, stylish, finely finished, cheap. l shall be happy to make them yours.
 also have a fir Ee lot of Harness. Agrf- cultural Goods are part Of my stock.
 Lots of rye bran for sale.
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Danas sarsapHrlla is not only the best of all remedies for the nerves, liver, kjd- ucys, stomach and blood; but if no ben eft you, can get your money back. The same guarantee applies to Dana's pills, cough syrup and plasters. For sale by Edgar F, HawIcy, NewtoWn, and George V. Uu1lburt, R0xbury,
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Winter Comfortablcs, $I.oo.

Genuine California. Could get duIlute l1u .Clu C4s fly.
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You can't buy happiness, but if yOuare suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, impure blood, you may be cured and made happy by taking Hoods sar- sapQrilIa.
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NALLEY*NEELY5sD@'
FALL FLOWERS
"Thc lands are lit with all the Aulumn blaze of Golden Rod"

There's to be a whole win dow here drapcd in the goId- cn garb of "Amcrica's Flowcr" as fitting frame work to many of NlilIinery's most noted works of art.
 Ontical Gonda-.LlrN GoAN. priees"
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STEVENSON.
WESTPORT,

John Wooster and wife of Seymour. Eli CarIey and wife and John Carley and lady of Derby are at Stiles LoveIand's.
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The above are only a few of the items of the PISA pieces we bought at a special sale and we propose to give our custom CTS the benefit of the whole line.
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II-4 Blankets, S. so.

Fine. soft, thick with pretty colorcd hurdcI~ Wrl worth S5.zo.
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Elcs Frank ". Kirby and son, Leo, are -pendiag chcjr vacation at the home Cf oog father. Daniel Higgins in BTookfeld. ...s 2o:c 4.'nn h&s al+1 visited the Nt-,c@ Eli@gins and a>tomlarned by N..~ Katie Higgins medo flying arf1 .o the la~E City. last Monday,
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Sp.' ard ~afrty arr tbe wasc>1%ord- ot l1:e a&a. Ona Miaure Cough Cure ac'= srrna.1v, -al"ly and urrrr fails. Asthma, bronyhi.is, coughs and colds sry cured by if. E. F. Hawley, New town; <, C. Bull, sandy Hook; A. B. BmIlcmHa, Butsfosd; |. H&"Iey S3 Co.,, St'puPv,
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ZIIC TID TIaTeS TOT IUC' 2Oc Pndding Pan for l0c. G5c Milk Kettle for 27c. s5c Milk Kettle for 33c. S5c Rice Boiler tor 43C. %l 20 Rice Boilers for 59C , 7Oy T.~a POis for 33c
 SU,t t, flee Pots for 33C
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I'rcaA5u:o 6aIdross may be prevented and the hajr roada to grow on beads al- rcndy bald, by the uso of Halls vegotA- blr -iciiau hair reUcwer.
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NJ and Mrs N, C Rodgers will occupy the old E-j3nn place, which has been r"Htn4 f. five sum1~Cr+ bv " D Allen, 1r
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A cErAr v1w HAvEg EMPo1IUu

NI-IIID H1 4 UEII;a~LNTAgIEE tt T.
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II-4 Grey Blankets, SI.Io.
II.A Blankets &z2s

A particularly good value at SIPS.