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THE SUMMER SEASON IN TEWTowa.
ME LEONARD 5 ,iuEsTs.

3u.. F.. B. ro-ler, Springfield, M4as.: Ms C. Belle Bloom, Brooklyn; F. J. Banks, J. W. Cook obd wife, Mir and Mrs ;. E. WI.mot Lew rarrott, Madison W. SmIrh, x. M. Beach, Mrs Charles Carey, Bridgeport; r.. F. Lnvj'Y, B3acon; Mrs Thona~ r. Iuy.or, brjtgeport; Mrs NJ. T. Bennett Mi-s r.. F. bma9.t, John F.. Bennett, HausouhuTst, L.L
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Miss Fannie Hoyt, daughter of Rev James r. Hoyt of Cheshire, is the guest of Miss Elsie Moore of Taunton district Newton Hoyt of Bridgeport has been vi lifting Arthur Moore.
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BUSINESS
DEPRESSION

In Our Wash Goods department. Too many desirable goods selling cheap. We are making more of this August than of any summer month before, more than we had any idea of doing when we first thought out the plan. But the buyers came, goods began to go with rush, and here we are now right in the middle of hot weather doing the wash goods business of the town.
 A new Crash Suitiug, lots of body, that will insure the skirt hanging just right-double warp and nuing-and comes in the linen shades as well as new blue, l5c yd,
 And Checked Linens, everything linen in blues, pinks, greens, drabs, rose and linen shades in the checks so much used for waists and suits-Teal German linens pc a yard.
 Scotch, Z"phyr Ginghams, small checks, plaids and stripes a new line of 2ic goods for lie yard.
 swisscs--embroidercd swisses, in blue, P nks, cardinal, greens and cream, De vi.
 Navy blue Dimity, with white stripes, for lOo 8 yard.
 Bath'rg Suits, both in mchair and flannel, and both for ladies and misses. Prices as tow or as high as you'll care to
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Frank T. Botsford was in New York on Tuesday night, and was present at the sound money democratic rally, when w.. Bourke Cochran made his great speech.
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zhc Hoz0Land Dry G.4od5 c.,
 (Formerly the Hop snd Stark Co.,

We've come to the turn ol summer-cheap buying time.
 The profit of the season has been made; now for the losses
 they have 10 be borne might as well be quick about it. We are making prices on summer merchandise now withoutregard to anything but the GO!
 This way
 Printed China Silk down from 39c to 2ac. Printed Jap Silk down from 5Oc to 29c. Fancy fatteta Silk town from 50 to 29c. Persian India silk down from 58c to 39c. French Printed Organdies down from 25c ami B I Sc to Iac.
 scotch Gingh ans down from 25c to I2 %.
 French Choviots down from 25c to IOc.
 Satin Striped Wool Challies down from Z5c to I3 l-2c.
 Lawns, Dimitjes, Ginghams and Crepe Cloths, down from Joe and l2 l 2c to &c., 6 I-4 and Sc.
 Fancy Dress Goods down from soc, 75c, $i l.2j to 29o. 30c, 50c and 75c.
 Figured Black MOhairs down from 37 l2c, 7Jc and $1 10 25c 50c and 75c.
 Fancy Black Dress Goods down from l.25 and l,50 to $l q yard.
 shirt Waists down from Toe to g., to 25c, soc and T5c.
 ReaaY-rnade Suits down from $5, SIC and SL5 to 50, 5 and 750.
 Readg-nade Skirts down, some to two thirds.
 Childrens white dresses down from 250 3 .j0 and I 50 to 50 and $2.
 W0men's Undervests down from 25c to I5c Mems BaIbriggan Underwear down from 50 and 75c to 39c and 49c.
 Mems Negiigee Shirts down from 75e, $l and l 50 to 5Oc, 59c and .08.
 We are selling the famous I5O Star Shirts now at tI 08.
 Mems Russet Shoes down from B, $4 and 55 to 2.25 and s. Women's Rnssot Shoes down 50. 82, ? 50 and @3 to l I2 and G3. SikaIines for sesh Curta. .ns. yard widc va- r:oty of designs, 9 cents. Lace Curtains down from $3 and 4.5O to 82 and t3 pair BIeached Damask Table Linen down from -rc to GOc yard.
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Theories of cure may be discussed at length by physicians, but the sufferers want quick relief; and One Minute Cough Cure will give it to them. A safe cure for children, It is "the only harmless remedy that produces i'm mediate results" Edgar F. Flaw. ley, NeWtown; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook ! A. B. Blakeman, Botsford B, Hawley & Co.,, Stepney.
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Thomas Leavy and sister, Lizzie, of Bridgeport, left, Monday, for Saratoga and Fort Edward, where they will be ab- sent two weeks among relatives.
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Try barrel of white loaf flour if you want the best that's made. Makes more bread and whiter bread, $4 9 at atore only E F. HawleY,
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CA ToPTA. The fae- H
 simile H <@~~7azz7@ ig oa gi i7aature / % / ZZXH-&-@ every of C5sL&TV L<L[E%EA< wgappeEs

"Bnys will be boys,' but you can't af- ford to lose any of them. Be ready for tne 2 cen apple season by having De- Witt's C7lic and Cholera cure in the house. E. F. Hawley, Newtown; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Go. ,Stepney.
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Miss Anrla Morris, who has been the guest of her grandmother, Mrs Hermon Issck,regugned to Bridgeport on Monday.
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Bush hooks and brush scYthes, you need lem now to clean out the fences. Warner, Taylor & Curtis have a good line of these goods.
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Fruit loom muslin 7c, Atlantic A and Continental c muslin 6c yard, standard cAlicoes i and 5c, this month only-rE r. Hawlcv,
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Miss Lizzie Leavey and niece, Miss Agnes Collins, returned to Tablespoonful ter spending two weeks at her home in Newtown.l
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Rev Clarence Ball, wife and two chil- dFen of Alexandria are passing a week as guests of Mir and Mrs s. c. Bull at Sandy Book
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sERNINE, ON suNrAY NEWT.

There will 5o services at St Johns on sunday rgGt ac rhe usual hour. Rev Clarence Ball of Alexandria, Na., will u.lupy rhe Tglpir.
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Mrs G. l.. Couch of Brooklyn is enjoy ing a sejourn at the home of her son, Merchant l.. c. Morris. B
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Mrs ErneaC Wilson and daughter Of New Haven are guests of her parents, MT and Mrs A. w. Fairchild, Mir Wilson was there over sunday.
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Miss O. Belle Bloom of Brooklyn Is oloe more enjoying soiourn in New. town, stopping at Dicks hotel.
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4 tempting display of candles, Wal- lace's celebrated chocolates and fancy crackers always fresh at E. x. HaWley's.
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Mr and Mrs Robert TomlInson are re- iicing over the advent of new daugh- ter in their home.
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Attention is called to the -annource- Il ent of Frank Wright. in another col unD, in reference to fire insurance. He represents first claes companies and V ould be pleased to give rates, etc, to any one desiring anything iu his line.
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Mrs Chamberlain and daughters from Jersey City Heights are having their an- nu&l outing in Sandy Hook and are en- tertainod at Gapieton on their return from Ocean Grove.
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rapidly approaching the time for it's oc- Cupancy.
HATTERTOWN.
A GAY PARTY OF VIEWPOINT YOUNG
 FOLKS.

A GAY PARTY OF NEwTOwN YOUNG
 FOLKS. 1 Peaceful old HatterJOwn is unusually l lively, this week. Eight young people from NewtOwn, chaperoned by Miss Jo- 2rphiae Briscoe, of Danbury, are en- toying thems elves highly at BroOkside cottage. ihe young people are Misses Jessie and Mabel Taylor Mabel M0rris, Carrie aud Bessie Jonas, Mamie O'Con- neil and Frank Martjn and Carlton HabbolL
 Miss Atkinson, Of Freeport, L. l., is being entertained bY Mrs E B. Booth.
 Mir and Mrs Louis Biackmau,of Brook .ra, N. |, have vi9jgeG at the home of E. B, Booth.
 Wiui, Lane, of Easton. is visiting his brother, Reuben ;. II. Lane, at Maple Corners.
 Miss Sylvia Jennings, of Danbury, has y@en B guest at l'a'ph 8enedjct's.
 Mis- Annie Faifchild, Of New York, is visiting with relatives iu this place.
 Mrs C. II Penny and child, of Bridge port, are with the family of J. w. Penny | for a season.
 Nra G. W. Turney entertains Danbury relatives.
 Miss Julia Bevaus, of Bethel, is enjoy ing two weeks outing at John Still. sons.
 Louis Booth is spending a week with relatives in Berkshire, and Miss Edna Booth with friends in New York.
 Alfred SUiIlso0, Of Easton, is spending } few days with his brother, John Still sOn.
 Mra 0. x. PIatt and Miss Frances, of 5tcpney, have visited with Mrs Platt's aj>ter, Mrs 4. Porter,
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One dav last week, when Granville Platt was in the field to work, burglars entered his house and carried sway all of h9 clothing, even to his shoes. This makes the third time in three years that his house has been entered by burglars, Each time all of his clothing was taken.
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FRANK WRIGHT.
Tax Collectors Notice!

Notice is hereby given to the Tax payers of the Town of Newtown, that the Collector will meet them to receive the Taxes on the list of 1895 Of said Town of Newtown, IS fol- lows; On Tuesday, September 8th: At the Store of Richard shepard in Dodgingtown, 10 a. m. to F m-; Al Gregory's Orchard to , D. m.; At the Store in IIuntingtown to ?. m.; At Austin 2. Blahennn's, 90 to 5.3O p. m. On Wednesday, September 9: Al Terrill, Betts X Co.'S, Sandy Hook. a. m. to I2 1n. At Town Clerks Office, Newtown ? to p. m. All Taxes remaining unpaid after October 8th, are subject to An addition of per cent per annum, from the tune when said Taxes be- came due, and the lawful tees and charges for collection
 ROBERT A. CLARK, Collector.
 August 2t, ls86
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E c. Bowers, who purchased the H0yt place in Berkshire, has nearly completed
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Frederick Gejger from New Haven has been passing 8 few days with friends in town.
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Miss Ruth Bradley is the guest of Mrs John k. Peck.
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DEPUBLfGAN G4UCU5-The Republican 1G electors 0f the town of Trumbull are re- quested to meet at the town hall, Tuesday, August 25, Ie9e, st o'clock, D. In.s for the pur- pose of electiug delegates to the state con- vention, to be held in the Auditorium at Hart ford, Tuesday and Wet nesday, September l CTS and president al electors; and to do any other business necessary to be done at said meeting J. ". FRENCH, Chairman Town Committee.
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ST JOHNS CHUB GH.
ICE CREAM AND CAKE SALE.

Tue Indies Of St Johns will have an ir" cream aud cake sale On the lawn at Mrs Mmort AuGur's in sandy Hook, on }t"dn"ed4y ueNr, August 2G, commencing 1t i D. u.
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Rev James Tavlor will preach in the Methodist church, Sandy Hook, next Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Mrs Brown has been tbe guest of her daughter, d Mrs Storts, for a few weeks past.
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James King has moved into his new home on the Berkshire road.
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We have printed a cata- Ioguc of books on Political Problems, Economics and Government that ought to be in the hands of every voter, Sent free.
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Mrs Ezra Hall is improving after an illness of nearly a week.
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GARRTCK 5091.
ELLIOT N. BEARDSLEY,
 rnwss Eys7f fgnny

MAMMOTH WHITE WINTER RYE.-Notes Ill for it's productiveness both in grain and straw. Price roc per bushei- Sample on ary- aIioataon. CHARLES SANFORD, gaIley View Farm, Eedding Ridgs, Conn.
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Wilson X Heating have put in a nice line of rugs and invite inspection of C0HAs Aud nrices.
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EOR SALE-24 fresh cows and sprirgers, among these are three extra nice family cows, and one thoroughbred Jersey COW; also ? new top buggies, new road wagon, new 8 spring delivery wagon, l new seated family wagon and one second hand 34 top buggy in good repair You can buy these wagons rush. ROBERT c. MITCHELL, Sandy Hook, Conn.
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TRo e1aniaation of candidates for al.
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READ! PONDER! ACTl

The two great parties are now in battle ar. IA under the leadership or General Gold and gentlemen take your choice, but rerneube. 'iore setting out on SO pei.l0Ge an undertak- -32 fl '" -ii be- necessary fO- you % be proper y ~lut. lut will do well to proceed 10 n"Nk~ocl'st where be will sell you shoes, E..~s~t "r Black properly protected, l5 10 ] for 2i,FcT ot Ho5t and then you can make your escape by jL- way of buying shoes for your "-Nl- ana e ldIeu d. good and as cheap as on can get -ry " here, and coupons for silver " Arc " --l every pair. Now ie Inc C1Iue, anI I.l- E t-u D. -ct, and here aIc the goods.
 4. B. LOCKWOOD,
 f'D MAIN 1LACE bETiiEL, CT.
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The mention We have made of Wrap Eers-$I.2- and Sl.50 ones for 75 cents and Sl o0-doesn't begin to convey suf- ficient knowledge of the extraordinary Ct1er; it's great. They are not only handsome to look upon but they are Beautifully made-made to do good ser vice.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-21

Master Genie and Tracy Peck spent Sunday with friends in Bridgeport.
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Wednesday, having been absent from home several days. While away he a5- tended the funeral of a brother.
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The ladies prayer meeting will be held next Tuesday at , with Mrs Bennett at MApletOu.
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IHr Ho50Iaud DrY Go0as Co.
 R1Iagaport, Comm,
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Charles Bat-ford has the contract for building Lawrence Taylor's house. and he "ith force of men. have the house up and are rushin2 it right through. When it is finished it will add 50 the improve montq thar have been made around Bots ford for the past few years.
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THE NEW DOWN BEE.
 E~ AY, AUG. 2l. Is96.
 COLLATION.: JANUARY 61o LAST WEEK, S2OO
Local Affairs.
ENTITIES oF BUSINESS

N ~srru's special sale of ehirr vuIt-s. All uUl n and 'Nt shirt waI&ls at 4J.; 23 per cent discount nn all our trlmned hats at NJ. Stern's, lS5 Main street, Dan bury. Leading millinery and cloak house,
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5. I. Tniaon returned rom Vermont on
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and something like a dozen others, in- cluding fh" different paates and washes.
 We also lave powder specially pre- pared for u9, put up in bottles under our own label, that VIC think is about as good as aBy-lgc bottle.
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9HE UNCONVENTIONAL CHURCH
plsAHLAp VETERANS IN THE LORDS
 ARMY.

ARMY.
 B"v x. 5, Whtct1sey of &ew Haven ,,cretary of the National Couuci of Con- l grogalioual charybcs on Ministerial Re !-af, will speak in the Congregational 1 church here both at rhe morning and evening services, Sunday, August 30. The work which Mir Whittlrscy repre-. srnys is this, t'.e care of Congregational ministers Who have become worn out in tla service of the church. The United $tatas government rctires the commis- . s00ed officers lu IJ~ army 4c the age Of .} on tuTue.qu4rtrr5 pay, tio lowest, sec oud iieutpU&uis, rfeeiVipg Sl0JO prr an uun. This branch of tLe church k now n"gnpuE io ask. l. it fair to treat its @-Celaas with far greater ioju.tie- than t.!e gov r>pc@t-rrcafs its veterans, All 10 invited to hear &r Whittlcscy on Au- gastao. Ho has many a strange rouance . fronti"r life to tell.
 THE @rNpAr IH-ENlN14 sLHNIcF.
 Fhrou4e tho month vr August the clurch will be open every sunday even ii 2, the s,rvic, beginning at 7.3U o'clock. The pastor will give next Sunday cycu- i. <, August g, the last in the series of D If zvruoa' on the general guuJnct, ] .. hriat and lils Kluad3n,." The special subject for this cve1ing will bo, "The 4 ttud2 t"wasd Property lu the King i m.' All are made welcome at this nday cvclirs haur If worship.
 HE WEDNESDAY EVENING SERVICE. On Wednesday, evening, August 2G, ! E>v Mir Barker will give the second in the series of talks on ''Thc Manner and Method ot Revelation, that is, how God l made known His will to the prophets.
 Ht=s Hattie Bristol, of TIE REFS 1 c~1p"ajrriHi force, js passing her vaea- 1 tjoa ',t south Caua&r.
 H@Umm Bas=ctt spent Sanday with h.a sister, Mrs ". C. Gilbert, { 4 lmrty from Huutiug1own ard Sern i nrV. &b3u, 40 lH uulGber spent u cn"sle! 2f day. Inst week, at inc shore. euirv.ag ! rkemseIvc~ bathing. rowing sud ui1gjng 1 clans, Al seemed 5o cTi3y ghe outing. 1 Miss Marcia Taylor, worn out with care and anxiety through the sickness Of l her mother, is uow pr0etrated herself.
 Mrs SiriEe and daughter, Grace, from Brooklyn, have visited her brother, Ho- bart FairchiId,
 Mrs Gorham, mother of Joseph Cor ham, forme rly Of B0tsE ford, is visiting at the home of Henry BOCsfOrd.
 Miss LHie Bradley of Brooklyn is spending sometime with Agent Lawrence IaylOC's father in Monroe.
 Ms Barlha Mattagatt has visited at her fathers, George Mattagatt's.
 
 Charles Ba:-ford has the contract for building Lawrence Taylor's house,and he with force of men. have the house up and are rua}ing it right through. When l it is finished it will add 50 the improve ment7 thar have been made around Bots ford fyr the mast few Vp4vs
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FIRE. 

1 would respectfully an- nounco to the public that l am prepared to write Fire InSur- ance in lon9-cstabliahcI, con~cr- vativc and ~ate companies and solicit d share of the public pat ronage.
 FRANK WRIGHT.
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Mir and Mrs Marcus Conn0rs welcomed \ girl baby to their home on Tuesday.

Two young men from Shelton drove one of Richard Aliens teams to Sandy Hook, sunday, and left it hitched to the telegraph pole in front of the store of TerriIl, Betts d5 Co. While they were away the hOrCo broke loose from it's mo0ri0g9 and ran down into Landlord T2vior'S yard, up8etting and smashing the c&rrisge. IL then proceeded into his carriage house and smashed one Of his carriages before it could be subdued. MT Allen drove up Monday for the wreckage and 10 settle up accounts.
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John Brew. Wbo has been so seriously sick, is able to be about again, and called On old frieLds ar the Hook, Wednesday,
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DIsTRICT OF NEWTOWN, ss, Probate u Court, Aug IT, 1896.
 Estate of LOUISA BLACKMAE late of Newtown, in said district, deceased.
 Upon application of Maria Ferris praying that letters of administration may be granted on said estate as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined ct the Probate Office, in EeWfown, in said district, on the 26lh day Of Aug., A. D. 1896, st o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice be given ot the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon by publishing circulation in said district, and by posting d copy fhareQf0m the public sign post in the town 'nf NaWtOwn in said district
 M RADI4EY, Judge.
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Ms Bariha Mattagatt has visited at her fathers, George Mattagatt's.
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Mrs Gorham, mother of Joseph Cor ham, formerly Of BotsTord is visiting at the home of Henry BOCsfOrd.
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Claims to Have Been Assaulted.
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Miss LiIIie Bradley of Brooklyn is spending sometime with Agent Lawrence Iaylor's father in Monroe.
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Mrs Michael Ganev has been very seri- 31sjy iii and Dr Brown of Danbury was called in cOn5u'taCi0n by Dr Gordon on Wednesday.
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I tor the colt on which S5 each week has been deducted. Only about three weeks mOTe and if not sold will be given away as agreed. Only o~ @ more horse to dispose of, Eight years old. sound, weight HOO. Extra good rOader. Price to suit. Will be closed out on account of other business. J. S. MAY HEW, Bethel, Conn.
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Father Smith. assistant at St Roses, is q ray enjoying teqo weeks yacatioG.
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Mrs SiriEe and daughter, Grace, from Brooklyn, have visited her brother, Ho- bart FairchiId,
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Miss Marcia Taylor, worn ou. with care and apxety through the sickness Of hor mother, is u0w pvO2tratCd herself.
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A Etc1CLI,r CLtuIa TO uANE BEEE AsaATlrEp iN NtWrnWN SAYS HIS WArCH AND rnCktIuuoK WE'RE SIDIhN.
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Mrs A. E. Good7e]I, Miss Elsie Bots ford, of Palestine, and Mrs MalleUte San iord, of Eastoo, are visiting their sister, Mrs Arthur Warner, ill New Haven.
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T3e flmiIv Of the late Mrs AIonzo Taylor desire 10 tL&uk the friends and 2"lgAbors fir their kindHesses and un- [i,i7g efforts in as5isrjng them during .HciC lJrt bereavement.
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Mrs Mary L2u1sberry and Master Pr ddja COlyin, oI Beacon Falls. and i'raf Elmer Joyce, of Bridgeport, have hacn entertained al the pleasant home Jerome NiIhnts
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AT ST ROSES
FOR THh LABOR DAY IIC-
 

rhe picnic at 55 Roses, Labor day, D omi-e, to he vory interesting 0ccas- ' }, Two ball game" are being arranged fer oh" day aud uhore will be other at- HHctjvo fratuycs. Pur t2c oata down where it will be remembered.
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\ l#rty iron! Huu,ug50wn ard Sscn. nrV. ab3u. 4o ln number, spent uo"sle of days, Inst week, at the shore. euiey.og rkemseIVc- bathing. rowing sud u,sgjrg ci4ms. Al seemed Jo cIi3y Che outing
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Ai5s Hattie B.isJol, of TIE REFS C ~1p"ej'rrigl force, js passing her vaea- tjou ,tt south Caua4u.
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HE WEDNESDAY EVENING SERVICE.
 On Wednesday evening, August 2G, E>V Mir Barker will give the second iu the series of talks on "Thc Manner and Method of KcvelotioD, that is, how God made known His will to the prophets.
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Mrs and Mrs Levi French, cf Hunti0g- t4wn arc 10 move into Wesley Edwards 1ouse in Loser ~Cepnev.
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0AST0RrAa

NOTICE-Anyone having claims against me " are requested to present them at once for payment. MA RTIN COSTELLO.
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b4AUm;n B4s-ctt spent Saud2y with h.s sister, Mrs ". (. GubeTt
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NOR SALE-A Is can Cooley creamer, in I good condition. ROBERT ATCHISON, Sherman. Conn.
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DEWARD-If the
 A pocket book. last same with the contel 3 six no questions I town,August 20, ls35.
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Tooth Powders

our shirt stock.
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NOR SALE-One new milch GOV also one U thorough bred Chester white SOW 10 months old. s. M. BRISSMADE, Daniels Farms, TFnmbulI, Conn
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EITHER GOLD OR SILVER!
 ONE DOJ LAR WORTH TWO

HIS LS HO " T'I IS DOME
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NOR SALE.-Aly Farm, near the Tunnel, composing @ acres, more or less. Good meadows and pastures Also for sale three cows B horse and farming uteasils. Good spring, water on the farm. WILLIAM GRIF. FIN ,NeWuown, Conn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-01-02
Hygienic housekeeping.

The woman who loves her family will
not content herself with nursing them
when they have colds, but will see that
her household arrangements are such that
illness cannot easily gain foothold. She
will, if she must choose between new
piano and improved plumbing choose the
plumbing always. She will not use any
more dust harboring upholstcres than pos
sible. She viii have few carpets and all
the sunlight and air she can command
The plumbing must be kept in perfect
order, The most improved sort of plumb
ing is not too good and not too expensive.
WHen it is possible, it Is desirable to hayo
bathroom floOrS Of marble and the walls
tiled. The tub should be of porcelain and
the fixtures Of nickel. In such room as
this it is an energetic germ that can find
lodging place. But even if tiles and
marble are out Of question the arrange
ment OF the pipes must be according to the
sanitary code
Hygienists have been teaching and
preaching for years against wooden carpets
and hangings, but it is not until after
they have been scourgcd by contagious
disease and forced to burn their belongings
that most people realize the danger that
turks in such things. One such expert
ence however, usually teaches a woman
the value of bare, polished floors, easily
removed rugs and hangings and furniture
which does not depend for its beauty upon
heavy coverings. -Philadelphia Times.