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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

them n pleasant -oluutn ~ the city. and
huI"- that they will All arrange tn visit
u" lair grounds on saturday after the
%'a-iun II clu~rT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
tuI,,In~F'iaI luu aiirts

ia" following gentlemen called at Ih
oulInrfriAl club yesterday and last
rlgm Lieut.. u. Is Br,an. Font Win
gate. inirslurrd h, r. carr, fhll r
Francis tlu-tnn ilInaI ron. ', VI, h>
T. MrtrHlf g. Wesley Nrldrn Whining
ton. l'rl., hy John r l'"arc", otto smith
l~mlng by e. &, Hall, n T. hnlan
Fort Niuga'". hN Robert r. ,,r-~ j, r.
Watson, TroN. Y T., 10y v. IT, Mat-"n, i
x, H. ,.dmuIrl-"n, VI, u, "f GALLUP hH
v, r. Mclaughlin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
I~ni the Ss". nrani"d

he. Mulnes. la nrt, III The stat"
election hnard hn~ granted thu u-r m ia"
name, ">nliunHl democratic. I" ia"
Palmer ami BurknrI tlrkrt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

Ntlanta. TIA. Uct, lG,-The Merchants
tank closed this morning. having made
M assignment for the benefit of its cred
ltnrs. The failure WAS not unexpected IN
financial circles. but the announcement
created considerable excitement among
the bank drpo-itOrS, n large number OF
" HON quickly gathered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

canton, ONO. uct H., Congressman
.Ialur- n r"lilng. II the Fifteenth l"uu
-NlNanla district, i,'d n lrlrgAllun ui -,N
,tnl hundred I,'"vlr from the l.rhgh vat
les to tll" Nrhlnlr, hum" thl- morning,
hnh iutfslur'"l them ~ mlurr-. met
chants aud hIslu'-- men, Ii" demon
-tfatlun wa- rnthu-iASiir
lNlrT nnd Nrtzrl r"untlr-, West VIZ.
gina. -.'ni greetings With n Delegation
ut representative ciiiz"n- ia u -Is'clal
tram ui twelve coaches, Nl-trrN HE lur
nl-hrd u" greater part ~ the crowd, ~
ganIzri ~ the klklu~ luNluclhl,-. manned
~ honor nf senator Eikin- Ia" part,
greeted Mckinley with huffah-
AMONG Mrkinlr,'- Ni-itor- Hrr" u
pAttN from IL" northern Is'uln.ula "i
Michigan whn started from Calumet
llmught"n hui Nlclnity on "Wednesday
The part, wa- small and nWi" no formal
characterization.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

bate clerk. Thomas c. HALL, a--es'ot,
Vas lr i...'. pt"lu'r Juig" Iulru
.ur,o, county rumlnI,-lulrt-, Ju-" NI"'
,ca August Nohlgrmuth urorgr v.
I. lcu- superintendent NJ -chorl-, Henry
,nilrf treasurer, viii ", Robins
.,rt commissioners. Jor," ltujillo Davis
li--lnget, Thomas RiNrriA This Il n
strong ticket and Will l'r -urc"~-ful I've
lrlrgatr-, krtuati ani Mister. from
Kingston, walked out hrcau-r H." cou,rn
tlun would not rniut" tfr" silver ami
'rrr trade aud Anatrh, aui FrtguS-ou
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
u. MNkR, secretary,

The optic says: The regents AMI farn''
ties ot the University ot New Mexico. m
Albuquerque. anh of the agricultural
college aud mechanic arts, at Las cruces,
have pa.>,d regulation admitting the
graduates nf the East Ia- Vegas high
-chnl tu the freshman rla-~, without rN'
animation,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

FORT Wayne. Ind. uct IL, Thomas H..
Rr,Si, who Sp0kr here last night, ~as lln-
able tn resume hi- speaking tour this
morning. ilr was unable t0 st''ak al|Nr
"A WHISPER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

II Wa runIuTrd un IA" streets this
farming that a Ilrh strike 0f tree mill
lug gold ore had b'"n made In He'll can
ynn, lpon inquiry al the office" N,
saver stevens, II was leatn,Si that he had
tested sample Of 0rr from discovery
',.id Ia have ia-Il made between N"rth
canyon aud He'll canyon, the exact ''ra.
tinn WA not LEARNED, by some c"lnIri
men. who have bern pr-I~ctlng ~ That
SECTION for -4Dine time, tDiil n few day
ago they had met with but little enconT-
Agement, but being satisfied that the dis
tIIct vaa q good one, and that with SUI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

ta'. 'lr 90
&. VI. Cteamcr, IA" pharmacist, oI@nly
a,nw- that hr doesn't give cards oT
spades Ia auS lady IN the casino game ol
Inlitir~ when h. predicts the election of
II. Il Frrgus-on hN 4,oon majority.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

New York, uct H. 4 rum"r current
IN musical circles say that l'di"Ir~ -kl,
the pianist has gone ll'-ili" faherr"
skI, friends here deny the story.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

New Work. oct. f. Nuun, uU uII
GSIt I~t cent l'rm" mrrrnuu," pa
per, prT cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
WIN trnn W. mn

htlAntA, TIA. uri. H.. Thomas r.. Wat
SUI tn daN WIf,l tho Nllhnla J"urual 4"
GAflIng the ruhllrail"n "i his letter
u,all"d Ia hartman liutl"r. accepting the
nomination
"Mf. RutlrT must irc,dr ~ I" the letter
| dii not wire. lHilrr dad not come. uiI
the other hand I "Spr'"--"i u Willingness
iu -r" the committee here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

Misc Mary J Thomas, " kmpoIla, han
aAa, IA here on visit " Mrs. {, II. lOung
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17


un Friday aftrtu,nu Mexican uAturi
'".mu ,,ahau Hhu ha- hr'n "mplu,ri
h huua- l,ou- on the uIla farm. wa
d'uHn,-i Nhll" attempting to ct"-- ItHr
creek during llph The d,crR.T hr
cumpanlrd hN Harvey tu,lrN AMI another
man, tul" IT, the rtu~-iug ,nl,hu being
familiar with the ctn4-iug~ uu Bear
creek. sail hr Nuuli rLir ahral AMI tfS
the rtu--iug he llsN hhi washed uut
a new ani deep channel. Aui the hut-r
tul fllrt vent down Jut ut sight hr
man AMI hut-r apI"At,sl again anuNr the
surface" hut went under again almost
immediately lhr hut-, chuir I" ~" -ut
lar" again without TIA" tli"t Tie saddle
having turu"d un-ratrd the unfortunate
mau hr hur-r ghiuri the bank un the
uplH-ltr I'D" ~ safety. hut uo trace II
the fllrf ruuli hr found VII LYONS dil
not lrHfn ~ the arrlirut TN 70 O'clock
SATURDAY. morning. when hr -"ul -tN "
hi Inru to -,-k iut ,alNau lhr hrl,
va. found suspended IN the W.T. tu,"
ShIrh rt,-,-'- braf rtr"k short distance
h'IoN SILVER ,tN kutrrpr-'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17


u..t I..i. ..r. i'..'..l,' lH i,..t.r, 90 N,N
W.. the urlnbrf- ul the grand jury,
urg lraNr tu uiakr the following frIpU
Ne We're ~ -,'~-iun ten days, rNanIiIIrd
lnftN six cases. All winch HrI" -utluitl'si
10 H.. hr hr-t 81 care ha- hr"Il gwen
rNrfN Ciu~" submitted 1" w.. We luund
lmTlN N-~r,ru tue hlll- Hud lgnurrd nlnr.
some hlil- may have tr'u ignored tor
Aant al ~ullcrW Nldrucr brought h'
tote !!'r grand jay.
NrrAuf,.-- uur lhank4 tn ia" court Tor
guah IIi-,TurtlulI- AMI a~~I~tdnc" gwen,
asa lu the lrIiItutAl Wl"Iu,N Tea lHr -,
Icirut a>ei-tnnrr gwen ~, a. al" /" the
tnt"pfrt,I, ~hriltl and All via" had ANY
dang - du ~ assisting Ia" gidnd luiN
~ IT." ~l"n'IN dispatch 81 iI-iilr-- l"i"Ie
them.
W. ha,r rNulnlrrd the Jail the court
nuI-r, tiIr h>-'~~pi u,lIr", llr collector
nIlIrr. the utul,alr clrIN and -hrriiI- ut.
nrr-. | llr count, Jali w. found neatly
Nrpl, aiIi All lhr pTl-uIirr- AT" satisfied
With the treatment thy r'rci>" from The
Dllrr and ll~ a,-l~tani-. llri, "tr uu"
ruulIlIrd ~ Ia" county jail thlriA."Ir ter
ntuiIal aud seven | mttI states prison.
~
riudrI, making IA ala thlrt, eight prs
nnrr-. lhr,r are unlN thr" iron cells III
lh" Jali having sufficient -phr" tu k~I'
-airH ami wril alIoul twelve prl-ull"i~,
nhirh are NrtcIu~i,d nov, aud ""
HuII,d frruinlnrlld that tn" Jail hr Ell.
| laIgti aud tNu more ltun cells put III Tor
the security niId comfort ui the pl i-uIrr-
confined therein.
| lie shrItl'- ullirc. u" clerk office, the
collector uillrr, and th"ir h1k-, ~ laf
~ W. could -rr III HE limited time W.
| had, are all ~ gWi order, aud III" bTk-
| kept IN "A heat and business like manner.
a- Hl-n the houk- aud office ut the county
a-sr~-,lt, tut w. inh OII the a~Sr-~Oi :
,unks returns from som" III the aS~,~s'
! mrit- from thu -rNrial precincts III Her
nalIllu county iuT lN!'h, which "" here
with Will MENTION ~ II appears I" the
grand Jury like unequal taxation v"
hereby append returns iTun several pre-
cInrts IN the county, ~ the lHuk~ show
The hpk- show l'fTlnrt NJ" |,
bTnalillu returns, are .... ~ ~"
Precinct NJ. >. tofrHle- .,. hi.''Nl
Precinct W. ~. tWralr- ... lNIia'i
Precinct Nu. l2Olltsidr II X, X. NN',Sr
Precinct No. ~. uui-;hr ut X. X l,En.oH
Precinct NJ. -. outside ui X. X l2',N'
prrriurt No. -. outside II H. X llA,hh
iAnking over these Agurrs of only
few precincts II this county, the Jnf,
thinks. from their own knOwl"lgr, there
IL more taxable property III some "i thos,
precincts. according I" the taxation nl
other precincts, unl'SS "A great part "'
taxable property. such ~ sheep, cattle
etc, owned III these precincts, pay TAX"
IN other parts. We only suggest ~ha
appears Ia ~ u faulty wA! "f A--'--
nrnt. aud recommend the proI~r author
liirs Ia sp further into the matter ah'
apply the proper trn"iN.
Having concluded all business brought
before H.. W. respectfully AK I" liz di-
charged,
;, B. cons, Foreman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

Washington, net H. ~"uLtut Butler.
chairman ui the ISpIll-t national com.
mltt~ returned from llcagu tlu- mutII.
Ing. llr rNptr--,'i himself ~ satisfied
with the general uu'lUk
There Hfr uHlN four ~tat,-. ~ald lw,
in ~luch fusion has not h"riI arranged
irsrtgih, Florida, \uith tAtulluH AMI
lrnt,'~-''r. IN adjustment Will likely ls'
rrhrh"i ~ l"unr--," And tlufr,A. and
t,rurgla viii l." either iuf Bryan and
Watson ut bfIHn AMI N"Hail.
t"u'i"u Iiu". Correspondent ~ Ir"uhl'
Rio dr JaI,itu. Ort. H. lh" chamber
~ deputies has requested the president "a
rNp~l the London Times correspondent
from kra2ll, II l. PRESUMED that thu
action wn~ taken III consequence "i n
dispatch To- the ! lltnr~ last week annuunr
Ing that n COMMERCIAL and financial PAINE
prevailed III brazil, which wa- -uh~'''
uurutiN ruuttHhlrtrd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
Iht,Axu ,.r.is aaTLst

ChrHgn oct H. Wheat. uTt, ~ %,
December, 7o's 'su' Corn. i~i" o. ltrc
-. UaL-, uct l., lhr.. II b.,
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WESTON.
GRANGE NOTES.

Twenty members from Greenfield Grange were entertained by NOrtield Grange on Friday evening, the county and state deputies also being present. The third and fourth degrees were con- ferred upon a class of six candidates and a fine supper served. The New Canaan Grange will visit Norfield tonight.
 Mrs M. J. Miller is visiting in Nor walk.
 Mir and Mrs Chester Coley of Wilton spent Sunday in town.
 Mir and Mrs L. s. Godfrey have visited in New Canaan.
 Frank Lane entertained a gentleman frOme New Haven, over Sunday.
 Mrs R. K. Fitch is spending 8 few days in Bridgeport.
 Miss Patterson, who has been spend- ing two weeks with Mrs David More house, has returned to New Haven,
 Mir Pyle of New Haven preached in the Congregational church, last Sunday.
 The Norfield Y. P. s. c. K. meeting was l. by Mrs Chase on Sunday even- ing. The consecration meeting, next Sunday evening, will be conducted by the president, Frank Lane.
 Miss Alice Fitch has been ill with rheu- matism.
 Miss Ida Coley has returned from a visit with Wilton friends.
 Miss Eddice White of Lyons Plain has visited Mrs R. Brown.
 Irving Lockwood lost three fingers o1 his right hand while saving wood, one day last week.
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LYONS PLAINS.
PERSONAL BRIEFS.

Mrs Mary l.. Fanton spent Monday in Black Rock, the guest of her aunt, Mrs A. Bartram. Her brother, T. B. Brad ley, of Deerield, accompanied her.
 Mrs Louisa Treadwer is visiting her brother, Joseph K. Treadwell, in Tash- ua.
 Ambert s. Kellogg and wife of Stam- ford have been guests of his parents, MT and Mrs John s. Kellogg, flor few days {; also Mrs John Alphonse of Stamford.
 Mrs W, l., Keeler of North Wilton and Mrs Phebe A. Fanton called on Miss Yes ta T. Fanton on Tuesday.
 Mrs Alexander Hamilton entertained her brother, William Livermore of New York City, on Sunday.
 Contractor Clifford Patchen has raised a large barn for Merwin Williams in Eas- ton, which he is pushing as fast as his other work permits.
 Charles Nichols of Deerfleld called or
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SEER MAN.

Mrs Nettie Cable from Philadelphia is visiting friends in this vicinity at pres ent.
 Mrs Sarah Jane Hoyt is quite i'll and confined to the bed.
 George Durgy caught a severe cold, last week, and is under the doctors care.
 Mrs George Rungerford is still affiict- ed with neuralgia and other similar heat troubles.
 Mrs Snideker, aged 89 years, is able to read and sew and thread her needle without using glasses. She is the oldest woman in town.
 There was an auction sale on Monday at the J. E. NOrthrOp farm.
 J. Wesley Soule is under the doctors care, this week.
 David Leach is visiting his daughter, Mrs E. P. Briggs.
 Frank Larson of Lanesville was in town, Sunday.
 The service at the Coburn church on Sunday morning was greatly augmented by the presence of the new organ, which was procured through subscription, principly by those living in the south end of the town. It also afforded a pleasant surprise to the pastor, Mir Will son, who for sometime has felt the need of an instrument to assist in the service of song. The first trustee of the church is deserving of much credit for the active interest which he took in raising the l funds.
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NEW MILFORD.
VILLAGE TOPICS.

ll1ALATE lOtiCSs
 The Consolidated railroad are at work opening the new street connecting Mid ale street with South Main street. They also have carpenters at work on the Northrop House, purchased by them last fall. Quite a general remodelling and changing 0f the inside of the house is to be done. The grounds about the pvace are being nicely graded and newly turfpd, front walks relaid, all of which the South Main street residents are pleased to see done.
 George W. Anthony, wife and sister, Miss Hattie G, McMahon, drove to Broobh i'd on Sunday last and attended the funeral of the late Mrs b. r. Ferriss.
 George Robertson, our popular shoe dealer, is having workmen building an addition to his premises preparatory for more basement room and the placing of steam heater for warming his store ard residence another season.
 The thunder shower of last week did quite an injury to our electric light plant, the lightning destroying the dynamo to the incandcscent system and our stores and other places which were lighted by it have been deprived of it's light. Since the storm workmen have been at work upon it night and day.
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months, has returned to his home in New Milford.
BETHLEHEM

CONGREG GATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 After few days absence, Rev K. P Aver returned to his charge and on Sun. day occupied his pulpit, taught the | young mems Bible class, conducted the l Nonnewaug meeting in afternoon and assisted in the evening chapel service. Mr Aver will be away for few days the coming week.
 Miss Lucy Aver is away for a short vacation.
 Dea Theodore Bird returned home, last week. The condition of his son is not materially changed. A letter from Miss Alice on Saturday said he had passed a poor day.
 Mrs Julius W. Eggleston of New Lon don is visiting at George w. Percy's.
 Mir and Mrs Edward Snow of Hartford have been recent guests at John B. Por Cer's.
 Mir and Mrs Edward Howe returned on Sunday evening from Waterbury, where they had laid to rest all that was mortal of another son, aged 20 years, this being their second which they had been called to part with.
 Jason Parker has hired for one year to Mrs Elijah Judson.
 C. H. Judson is out again.
 Look out for orange blossoms.
 Rev F. B. Adams returned on Tues day and with his wife made immediate preparations for removal to his new field.
 Miss Mary Ann Hannah died in Massa- chuactts, last week, and was brought here for interment in the old cemetery.
 George Tracy and family were at J. W. Smith's, Sunday.
 Jarvis F. Thompson and Leveritt P. Judd were appraisers on the estate of the late Cap6 J. B, Strong.
 Mrs Eliz4 Stnson died at the residence of her son, C. N. Flower, on Friday, Alp il l7, lS9G, aged so years. The fu- ucra was at the house on Monday at 9 a, mu Rev E. r. Aver officiating. The burial was in Roxbury.
 George C. Stone has. been appointed on the estate of the late Julia Strong,
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Fairfield County News.
NICHOLS.

A FINE ENTERTAINMENT IN PROSPECT.
 The good people of Nichols are antici- pating an intellectual treat on Tuesday evening next, April 2S, when Miss Cert rude Capen, an clOcutionist of Boston, will give a reading at the Methodist church. Miss Capen comes highly rec commended, not only as reader of rare ability but as a charming young woman as we'll. She comes under the auspices of the Shakespeare club, seconded by the Village Improvement society, who are to be congratulated for their public spirit in the matter.
 The Shakespeare club is yet in it's in- fancy but it has all the strength and en- thusiasm of clubs much older and has al- ready been a source of great pleasure and profit to it's members, Each play as talk en is given analytical study and some of the papers read before the club have un- usual merit. The next meeting will be with Mrs c. B. Nichols on Friday even ing, when the first two acts of Romeo and Juliet will be the lesson of the Ieven- ing.
 Initiating Mother Nature, who is lay ing charming carpets and hanging the most delicate draperies, the housewives of Nichols are busy with spring cleaning and as consequence the men are very meek and circumspect.
 The village school is increasing in num- bers and interest. Frye's geography has recently been introduced, as we'll as Dole's American CiGIzen and some En- glish Classics, greatly to the delight of the pupils.
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sHEPAUG RAILROAD.

 BETiEL--ILeave 5,57. g.. mr 5.l3 p. ID p. m. sunday SIS p. III.
 Sunday, 6-55 a, m. Leave tor Bethel e42 8. m., 425 p. III. Sunday, p. m. SHEPAU AUG-NOrth, ISIS a. m., +542 p. m. Sunday, Is +S am. South. 1928 a.m.,t 3-5l p. n. sunday, 536 p. m. RO&BURY FALLS-NOrth, I'll 30 a. m., t5.52 p.ln. Sunday, tS-57 am. south, 1920 arn., t3 50 D. m. Suntay, t526 D. III. ROABCRY-&Orth, lu.lO 9. m., 5. .5S D. m. Sun day, SIU a. Ln. SOuthI 9Il m., 3.26 ?. 10. sunday, 5l5 D. III. JUUD's 'BKIDGE-North, -I02o a. m., rC.o4 p. III. Sunday, t9.l7 8. m. South, +9.05 8. m, , 5 D. III. sunday, T5.03 p. m. WASHINGTON-NoTth,l lI.OO 8. m., 6Ij D. 10. Sunday, 9.37 8. ID. South, S-53 8. m., 2.4O p. IL. sunday, 4.5l p. m. NEW PRESTON-NOTth, |. 10 a. m., 6.l9 D. m sunday, 9.43 a. m. South, 6A9a 8. m., 3.l9 pm. Sunday, 4.3s ?. u. RUMFOkD-North u.25 8. m. +6.28 pm. Sun. day, 354 a. I'll. South, t8.4O 8. m., T2.03 p. n. Sunday, 4.2f D. m. moREIs-Nortn, Il-35, t6-83 p. m. Sun. day, l0.02 8. III. South, 1885 a. n., Il .53 D. n. sunday, 4.ls p. m. BANTAM-North, I2o0p.m. .,6.45 p. m. Sunday. 1920 g, n. south, o.2I B. m., I-39 p. ID. Sun day, 4.O7 a. III. LAkE-North, tI2.O4 p.m., r6.45 p. m. Sunday, rl0.24 a. III. south, ro.25 B. m., l.23 pm. Sun day, 3.56 p. m. LITCHFIELD-Arrive l2.lOp. m, 6-5op. m., Sunday, I0-3J a. III. South, S.20 8. m., I.l5 p. II sunday, 3-5U D. nl.
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with the Baptist and listened to an ex- cellent sermon from R3v Mir Weeks. At the close of the service q church meeting was held, at which it was unanimously voted to extend call to Rev MT Braman of Plainville to become the pastor of the Baptist church.
 At the republican caucus Representa- tive E. o. Hull and Town Clerk David A. Nichols were appointed delegates to the republican state convention, held at New Haven, and Deputy Sheriff o. H. Hull and Dr John G. Stevens were nam- ed as town committee.
 B. H. French left for Carthage on Mon- day, his family having gone the week be- fore. We are sorry to lose such an es- timable family from the neighbOrhoOd.
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FAIRFIELD.
HOYDEN'S HILL.

HOY DEN HILL.
 Mrs Eliza Jennings is quite poorly with a bad throat.
 The German woman and her son re- gently employed by L. Clarke have left. Miss Lewis resumed her school duties, Monday, after weeks vacation. Quite a delegation attended the enter tainment at Greenfield Hill, last week. MT and Mrs R. K. Fitch of Weston have visited the old place on the Hill. Jennings <& Sherwood have added an- other COW to their dairy.
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his sister, Mrs Eunice Merwin, on Mon- day.
 Miss Clara A. Bradley and s. Buckley of Deerfield were entertained on Sunday by her cousin, Miss Vesta T. Fanton.
 MT and Mrs James 4. Smith, Master Clarence and Mrs Harriet B. Coley at tended the entertainment ''The Deacon, ,' given at Greenfield Hill on Thursday evening
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TRUMBULL.
CHESTNUT HILL.

CItFS IN D ] HILL Mrs Daniel Edwards horse that has been sick is better, but still in care of a Bridgeport veterinary.
 Beach Hall is quite out of health at his home, but gaining slowly. MT and Mrs Agur Beach spent Satur- day and Sunday at their shore cottage in Fairfield.
 Miss Elsie Hall returned to her school in Fairfield on Monday, after week s vacation.
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DANRIRY DIVISION

OANBURY-Nort GAO, 7.45, SEQ, 9.2O, lO-5O, e. m, S-5or 5.ls, 655, 6.l0 p. III. South, GO, 7-30, 957 a. m, lI.4o, 4.23, 7.o2 p. n. Sunday, SOS a. BETHELINorth, GAS, 787, Io.48 a. n- 2.34 5.oS, 5.49, 6.l3 p. m. Sunday, lOl7 6. n., 620p. m. south, 6-O6, 7-37 lO.05, 8. n., IIA7, 429, JOS, P. m. Sunday, SIP a. m., Sig pm. 7-3O 8. m., 2.2s, k6-87 p. m. Sunday, l0.lI a. n., SIS p. n. South, 6I2 a. m, lI-54 5.26, p. III. Sunday, SIS 9. n., 5.lS T. m.
 sANF0RD-North, 7.22 a. m., PA, 6-38 D. n. sunday, IO.u6 a. h., sos p. ID. South, 6.l6 c. m., II-j9 5.5l p. n. Sunday, s.22 g. m., 522 p. 
 BRANCHVILLE-No IA, Io8l D. 1n., 2I7, 531 6.2I D. tu. Sunday, 10 a. m S.O2 D. III. south, 62I 7-53. I0Is a. m.. F. .05 4.43.i 2+p. 10. sunday s.4s a. m, 5.2e p. m, GEORG TOWN-NOrth, 7.09 a. m., E.l3, 2} D. III. sunday, 9.57 8. nn.s 7-58 p. n. South, g.2 25 p. h., I2.0s, 5-f3 D. n. Sunday, S-3l 6. h., 5-3l D. III.
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DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constttu ttonal remedies. Deafness is caused by an in. famed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets infiam- ed you have rumb1ing sound or imperfect hearing, and whom 1t is entirely closed Deat- ness Is the result, and unless the inhamma ton can be taken ont and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be des- truyed forever nine cases O of ten are caused by cataTrh, which Is nothing but an in famed condition of the mucous surface.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness fcaused by catarrh) that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, trees
 J. CHENEY & O., Toledo, 0. 8S Sold by Druggists Toe.
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In New Haven County
OXFORD,

David Hawley, who has been i'll for the past two years, is slowly improving, much to the satisfaction of his many friends.
 l.. A. Nichols is spending a few days in Lyme, the guest ot his uncle.
 Mrs c. k. Crofut entertained Mrs Pope and daughter on Saturday of last week
 Clifford c. Hawley is busily engaged in the poultry business, having purchas- ed eggs from Massachusetts for setting purposes.
 Miss Stella Tyler of Waterbury and Miss Kittie French of Stepney have been visiting Mrs David Hawley for several days.
 Peter Drueh, who has occupied the filling place for the past year, has moved his household effects to the Center, where he expects to reside.
The Newtown bee., 1896-04-24

A little i'll, then a little pill. The i'll is gone the pill has won. DeWitt's Lit He Early Risers the little pills that cure great ills. E. F. Hawley, Newtown ; $. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. E. Blake man, Botsford; B. Hawley < Co.,, Step neV,
The Newtown bee., 1896-04-24

Next week is the last week of E. F. Hawley's great Cash Reduction Sale. Come at once and secure the bargains which are offered in every department. Don't wait till the last day, Come early and avoid the rush.