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left town for Salt Lake City the fore part of the week. He expects to spend the summer, if not longer, with his uncle, Arthur Sherman, who is engaged iu the mining business in that country.
 Dr A. E. Barber and wife left town on Monday enroute for Ohio, where they ex- pect to visit the doctors only brother Mrs Barber will spend two Or three months at Chautauqua Lake.
 David Carter of Derby spent the Fourth at Long Bogg.
 MT and Mrs Harry Hubbell of Derby have been enjoying short visit with Mrs Hubbells grandmother, Mrs Harriett Edmonds, and her cousins, Miss Mintie and George Edmonds.
 Most of the hat factories started work in the sizing departments, last Monday.
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WESTON.
onuRcn AND PERSONAL NOTES.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES.
 Ava Beers is in town again.
 James Coloy entertained Norwalk friends on Sunday.
 The Misses Williams attended the wedding of their cousin in Wilton, last week.
 Miss May Hamilton has returned from a visit on Lyons Plains.
 George BuIkley died on Monday last at the home of his sister, Mrs Martin Rowland.
 Mrs C. B. Sturges has entertained MT and Mrs Nash of South Norwalk and MT and Mrs Sterling of Shelton for few days.
 Mrs Rufus K. Fitch is visiting her ister, Mrs Foster, in Springfield, Mass. Miss Dayton Bouton of Norwalk has visited her mother, Mrs Bedicnt.
 Miss Eva Bedient is also home for s few weeks. The family of Oliver Perry are i'll with measles. Rev C. Nj. Arthur gave an interesting talk of his experience as home mis- s;ouary, at the !, F. $. c. E meeting at the Congrega gationaJ church, on Sunday evening.
 Mrs J, 5. Lane has entertained friends from Lowell, Mass, and also her son, Albert Lane, of Schenectady, N. !.
 Five delegates from the NorfeId |. P. 5. c. E. have gone to the Washington convention, this week. l Robert Williams, is at home again, ] after spending several weeks in Westport.
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Frederick coe on Monday of this week.

Frederick Coe on Monday of this week.
 Mir and Mrs Esley ". Duonyg of New York are with My and Mrs Granville Dua4ina for a tvyo vook5' snjousa.
 Ggargc Mahoney with hls fsiend, lyle Wauscr, of Bridgeport, passed the Fourth at hl7 home heIe.
 Mrs Sjhclare Touaey of New Nnrl< ha as been entertained for a few days by Mrs ". r. Tousey.
 Miss Jessie Malett has entertained S nupber of her young lady friends during th" past week,
 Mis- Auuie German has entertained h97 sister, Kate, from Waterbury.
 John Gahler of New York hvs been par-tng fo,> days at hojnc.
 Mi Annie Arthur has been cp5ertain- ed a, Mrs faar}os Kennedy's, recently.
 Mr .cd M'- George FuJford ps.sed Suada@ with Mrs FuIford's motj'er, Mrs Nj .r2>r.t @~dc}.na.
 C l. Ii@hh.~ ~d joia.d in ch, hi& hjryclo p.~. :,t j:.M&cporr on thc F)urth #uG W. r1r. ii fAr ''yeAow nlor" mnu9fec c;s the ',s,e""3-.z.'' tl..jtr % luphcr nf .I4ng Hill people were down to watch th" r-~ade.
 Miss Clara Hall has entertained her friend, Mrs Emma Thorpe of G!enbrO0k, recently.
 Georgo ladIey passed the Fourth in NcwCown, attending the dance at the Town ha]l on the evening of the third.
 John M, Hall of Long Island City was at home to help littingly celebrate Inde. peHdcnce day. D
 N9 serious accident occurred on the hIu as a result Of too much Fourth o1 July powder, but the report caue from Bridgeport that Edward Wakeman, the IHn..4r old brother Of Mrs Frank r. Ken neGy. met with serious mishap. Ht was lo&ding a cannon when piece ol ught,a punk dropped into his can ol poWdtr, exploding it into his face. l. was ii first feared that he had lost hi- eyes gIr, but on careful examination ii WAS found Jh@. his sight was not Jserious ly impaired. though his face WAS burned baGsg.
 Ill., Misses Emma and Amelia Sage are >t inc Aojuo of their mother for a few .r-,.sI.. the 1a-rar rrf,,, Y,a,- y,hg,n7 4D+in; jn Philadelphia.
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will be missed by large circle of friends and acGuaintances

will be missed by a large circle of friends and acquaintances.
 The remains of Myron 6. Bartram were brought to this place from Derby, Tuesday noon, and buried in the Center cemetery.
 The work at uacadamizing the railroad property about the passenger and freight station here by tn" Consolidated compauv f going on slowly. 'riiat portion bo. tween the freight house and the New Milford steam laundry is now ready for the finishing dressing of fine trap rock and workmen have commenced that DOT tion near the passenger station. The whole will be durable and lasting and benefit to the property when completed, The extra dirt and matcriel which is be- ing taken out preparatory for the ma cadam it being taken up between the property of the late George McMahon estate and the new culvcrt crossing. This will make highway to get to the said estate. The highway down the hill is to be discontinued g. soon IS the new one is completed.
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STEVENSON.

Howard Stevens and D. Plaice are painting Zoar bridge.
 Miss Carrie Radcliffe of Huntington visited at Frank Stoves over the Fourth.
 Frank Jordan and wife were in Shelton over the Fourth.
 Seymour friends were at James Clark's, last week.
 The rains of late have helped the hay crop.
 Mrs Henry Bradley and daughter of Shelton were at your correspondents last Sunday.
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In Litch6eld County.
NEW MILFORD.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY
 The Fourth of July passed off here
 rather quietly as compared with previous celebrations of it's kind. All were glad when it was over and if the day could be stricken from the gcalender a large maior- ity of the citizins would so vote. No ac- cidents fortunately have been reported worthy of mention On that day here.
 B. D. Kane, a clothier and dealer in
 ladies' goods, has moved his family into
 the residence on Whittlesey avenue own, ed by the First National bank. It is a
 very nice cottage and desirablesrent.
 The many friends and acquaintances
 of Miss Chloe A. Noble were pained to learn of her death at Chatham Corners, N. r., on Monday morning of this week, She had been a great sufferer for a long time and was at the above named place being treated for illness, where every- thing was done to prolong her life that could be dcne till death finally relieved her suffering. The remains were brought to ti,is village, Tuesday, on the train ar- irving at this station at 10.48 8. n., and the funeral took place Wednesday,. Ser vices were held at St John's Episcopal church at 10 o'clock. RevJ. F. Plumb officiated, and the interment was in Gen. ter cemetery. The deceased was so we'll known and loved by all that large number showed their res peet in atteLd~ ing her funeral. A widowed mother, sister and brother survive her, the three latter residing in New Britain.
 Another old citizen of this town was laid to rest, Monday of this week, at Gay lordsville, John Gaylord, age 90 years. 1 He was 3 man well known in this vieini- l ty, and of whom no one can speak an III 1 word against. But on the contrary Uncle John, as every one called him,
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In New Haven County.
 OXFORD.
OXFORD.
THE FOURTH IN OXFORD,

THE FOURTH IN OXFORD,
 The National holiday passed in about the usual way here. One of the church bells were rung to usher in the day and the boy with his firecracker was prom inent. In the evening quite a display of fireworks was furnished. Many of the young people went out of town to the various Dicninc resorts, among them being Louie Morris, assistant postmaster, who took trip to Branford and Bridge port on his wheel.
 Farmers have commenced to gather their scanty crop of hay, but so far tie weather has been uGfavorable for their work.
 c. H. Butler and family returned from their three weeks stay at Burns Pc Milford, last week.
 H. Perry's family have moved from New Haven to the summer res- idence on Chestnut Hill.
 Mrs Bowne and nephew, Wellie Nagel- sang, of Brooklyn, arrived a. her sisters, Mrs Hoxsie's, last week, for 8 stay of a few months.
 Mrs D. A. Cross, with daughter and son, from Newark,N. J,,are visiting with her sister, Mrs George Bassett, in Red City.
 Mrs Moves Meara of Ansonia has purchased the place on the Seymour road now occupied by Samuel Jabot, from Cornelius Hard of Southford, and after making many repairs will move there. MT Jabot will move to the 0rmly place.
 Mrs William E. Poppleton and infant son, accompanied by nurse, are visiting in Springfield, Mass, for few days, .his week.
 Miss Bessie Cable, accompanied by her friend, Miss Florence James of sey-
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LONG HILL,
METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.

The Ladies Aid society have set aside Tuesday evening, the 21st, for 8 sociable which it ia planned to hold at the hall. l 4 musical and literary program of merit will be arranged, to which no admit l tance fee will be charged, but there will be the usual sale of delicious ice cream and cake.
 The Junior Epworth League, recently formed among the young people, is getting along very pleasantly and quite a few new members have been add ed since it's organization.
 Mir and Mrs Edward Toles of Water bury have been entertained by MT and Mrs Frank Sherman during the past week.
 Miss Elsie Garfield of Stepney is spend- ing some time with her aunt, Mrs David Leavitt.
 Miss Edna and Master Harold Downs have been with their grandmother, Mrs Il. E. Garfield of Easron, for a visit of some days.
 Miss Lillie Beers has been away visit ing friends at Merryan.
 Frank Hadley was at home over the Fourth.
 Mrs c. c. Downs passed last week Thursday in Danbury with friends.
 Miss Jennie Shelton has returned from shelton, where she has been for some. time past, for vacation.
 Mir and Mrs Herbert Clark are rejoic. ing over the safe arrival of new daugh- ter. The little stranger came to town, Sunday morning.
 George Wade, who works in Shelton, has been with friends on the Hill for a short visit.
 A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs
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Lower Stepney schoolhouse by Rev Mir Braman on Tuesday evening of this week, and for the present meeting will be held at the same place each succeed ing Tuesday evening,
 Mrs s. Guckert and children, Misses Tillie and Lizzie Schwartz of Bridgeport, were guests of Mir and Mrs k. V. Schwartz over the Fourth. MT and Ms Max Schwartz of Brook lyn and Miss Meta Schwartz of Bridge port are spending the week with E. V. Schwartz.
 Mir and Mrs W. Rowland and children of New York spent Sunday at D. W. Edwards.
 Miss Kittie Whallen of Bridgeport is boarding at D. Edwards.
 Miss Sadie Craft and Charles Peet of Long Hill are visiting at F.M. .Canfeld's.
 Miss Elsie oanfold is visiting in Long Hill.
 Charlie Mohr spent the Fourth in Bridgeport.
 Miss Bessie Hayes closed her school in
  Judd district, last Friday. She has been 3 successful teacher here for two years, and as she takes another school the com-
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S1OO Reward, S1OO,

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to learn that thcre is Rt least one dreaded dis eAse that science has been able to cure In all fts stages and that is CatHrrh, Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now know tO the medical fraternity. Catarrh being con atltutiOnui disease, requires @ constitutiOna treatment. Halls CatRrrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mu cous surfaces Of the system, thereby destroy tho patient strength by building up the con atitation and Hsslsting nature in doing It's work. The pr0prietOrs have SO much faith in It's curative powers, that they offer Sl0O for any cnso that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address, F. J. CHENEY X CO, Toledo, O. Bs~Sold by Druggists, I3c.
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AT CHRIST CHURCH
AI CHRIST CIILR RCII- The service, last sunday, vas conduct ed by j. l., Scott, lay reader.

Father O'DonnelI is somewhat i'll.
 George Wright has been passing week in town.
 W. NJ, Bryant and family are at the seashorc.
 The EpmOrth League of the Methodist church has chosen these officers for the coming year: President, Howard M Hickcox; first vice president, James B. Woolson; second vice president, Robert J. Moore; third vice president, Mae F. Wilder; fourth vice president, Sarah A. Darrow secretary, Annie | Frost; treas urer, Winifrcd Hudson. An impressive anniversary service was held on Sunday night
 Mrs Henry Bronson is entertaining Mrs ScoviIl.
 Misses Mary Bronson and Carrie Thrall are at Gullford.
 John J. Galley, now student at the Bowdoin medical college, is home for the vacation,
 The members of the choir of St Johns church have presented Father O'Donneu with a handsome chair.
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Straw Hats anal Flowers Lye:l IIpt m oul store must go and the price for yopr chc.re will he lUc each
 Flowers any of them, l0c a bunru.
 Lacrs, the oriental, white. pric. ,c a yar,i Better ones ut l0c, F 2c and Io" per ya,i, any of them worth at leu-t half more.
 Fine Hamburg embroiderjc- al 5t. ~c, luz and F 2c yard.
 Ladies and Gents IIan3korcGiat-, Q, a.. -c, SC, loc and l. I.2c each.
 Kin Gloves, a dollar ald -,,ovr D4:.on gloz", tans, with black and sell color, en4. broidertd backs at 59c pair.
 Ladies' Laun1ered SAit Walst- s., 54, ruca. value soc. Lo'lies' Calico House Wrappcr- a. t9c, reg ulur 7jc wrapper
 Ladies' Silk Waists, regular prc, ~ lo now
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HUB CGO OTHTNC G HOUSE
 311 Main Cor. State St., Bridgeport

mour, went on Monday for little over a weeks visit with her cousin. Miss Matte Cable, at the beautiful summer resort of H. R. Gable, Glenmere Lake, near Goshen, N. Y.
 Rev L. P. Armstrong returned from his visit to his home in Vermont and
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PILATES TSVILLE.
PERSONAL BRIEFS.

The entertainment given by the B. H. 5. boys was 8 success. There were but q few out on account of the unpleasant weather. After the entertainment cake and lemonade was served at the small cost of IOc.
 Miss Moore of Bath Beach spent Sun day with Miss Edith Sherwood.
 Frank Staples ,Jr., spent the Fourth at his home.
 Miss Mae Seeley is on the sick list again.
 Miss Liola Roberts of Brooklyn is visit ing her sister, Mrs William Disbrow.
 Mrs Nelson Smith entertained friends from Bridgeport over Sunday.
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WATERFOWL.

wArERToWN LADIES STUDYING ECONOMY.
 Watcrtown has 8 mothers club. A the July meeting, which was in charge of Mrs pcgrum, Re, nomy" was the sub ject discussed. The husbands, as a rule, don't object to having economy pracJiced in thcI homes. And niue ou5 of 10 mon would go to the wall if it wasn't for tho management of the better half it home.
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atepneY.

Dana's sarsaparilia Is not only the best of all remedies for the nerves, liver, kid- neys, 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 Y. Hawley, Newtown, and George W. Hmrlburt, Roxhury.
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A JOLLY FAMILY REUNION.

The reunion of cue branch of the Fay
 Tor, Stowe and Adams family met on the
 Fourth in Great Plains district, Danbury, at the home of Mr and Mrs Granville
 Taylor, who occupy the old homestead of
 the late Joel Taylor. About 100 repre-. sCntatiyes of these families took dinner in the shade of the grove in the rear of the house and such dinner of good things
 we seldom see at picnics. In fact the mothers of all these old families were noted cooks. After dinner there were some interesting exercises. Mrs Holton read an interesting piece written by Nel- son Taylor fot the occasion. James B. Taylor gave some interesting history of the Taylor origin. Warwickshire, England, is the place where the original emigrants came from. The reading by Mrs Stevens of Bridgeport was appreciat- ed, Little Amy Hummiston spoke 8 piece and did exceedingly well. Many joined in singing "America." The fami- lies from Bethel present were Mir and Mrs Jerome Morgan, Mir and Mrs Clifford Morgan and sweet little daughter, MT and Mrs Nelson Taylor and family, Miss Kate N0rthrop of New Milford, MT and Mrs P. T. Barnum and two sons of New York, Glen Hazen and Miss Barnum, Mir and Mrs James s. Taylor, MT and Mrs Austin, MT and Mrs Bayard Taylor, George Morgan and many others. A large number of young people and 6 sprinkling of pretty babies made up the family. Many thanks are due to Gran vile Taylor and family for the interest ing occasion which all seemed to enjoy.
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conducted services in the Congregation Il church, Sunday.
 The following letters are in the post office here uncaled for: Miss Maud E. Joslin, Miss Louise Laplan and MT William Gnfllau.
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REUNION OF THE SCOTT FAMILY.

George H. Scott did the h2nors as host for the annual reunion of the Scott fam fly on the Glorious Fourth, AmOng the towns represented were New York, Waterbury, Watertown and Ansonia. 4 fine collation. WAS served under the tent, and 8 splendid time was the verdict of all. These officers were elected for the year: John l.. Scott, president; Hobart Scott, secretary, a2d John II, Nore ErCnsurer.
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Persons who have a coughing spell every night, on account of Q tickling sensation in the throat, may overcome 1t at once by dose of One Minute Cough Cure. Edgar F. Hawley, New town; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. E. BIakeman, Botsford; B. Hawloy & Co.,, atanuav
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THE AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK,

Last week your correspondent sowed 8 few acres of ground with buckwheat and seeded the piece down with red top and timothy seed. The seeding was done in just the nick of time to catch the late rains. Both buckwheat and grass seed have come up and are looking finely. The prospects are that with timely fall rains the seeding will make good pasture for cows next summer. Some farmers say yes, and some say no. Meadows have done wonders the past week. The crop of grass has increased nearly a third in one week.
 Howard Mackenzie is moving his goods to lis new place in hometown.
 The St Thomas Episcopal Sunday school held their annual picnic at Putnam Park on Tuesday. Several loads of happy children enjoyed the occasion.
 Arthur E. Smith. son of Ed ward Smith
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BLOOMFIELD.

Arthur 5. Hawley is selling the Waverley bicycles in addition to the Heating, Stearns, Crescent, Eagle, Charter Oak, Spalding and Liberty.
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What is

Castora is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants and Children It contains neither Opium, Morphine other Narcotic It is harmless substitute for ParegOrc, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil 1t is Pleasant guarantee is thirty years' by Millions Mothers Casoria is the ChiIdren's the Mothers Friend.
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HE -NNLGuIo 0E I1.ELELA.

The following are the newly installed officers of Columbia lodge: Walter Straw, C. C. John Evans, N.C ;Thomas Magee, F.; E. V. Delend Ii. W; Ezra Lawrence, M. A; B. r, Matt3on, M. F.; George Trewren, II. F.; l.. F. Hitchcock, K. R s.; W. Little, I, G.; $. White, o. c. trustee for Is months, F. \. Barton; representatives to Grand lodgc B. H, Mattoon, Eben Dains.
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''
 LaH.p,' SIX Juacs ,hi.:s. a; -,25 aud a,s5. wav below, r.sslar price.
 Laa...-' ~e1aia,.- skirts, great valuc, price rr-aC.| niuut< C]"tas, price lie a yard, o.way Ioo agor..
 Taf.t., I,aau, never worrh less ll,,n l"c. go at le per yalra.
 }aa5 w.do Per dr,, a' -c a yard, sold at I-l-2e org5r"uy.
 E.,,.tp >.-E-, 'n:.az, at iar yarl real v:..uo -5e.
 G~o Gram H:oc.s1e silks, ar 'ac, always -5c. N .ol Chech,3 Dress Goods, just the wantei goo3~ for skirts, .,ad always 5nc yard, now z l.2r a yjct.
 Polcair timing a: -r yarI, every good cnlo", I.=4ls>r l'r.~e l1l-3c.
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SUMMER MERCHANDISE.

Preparing make way for Carpenters and Mason to make extensive additions store. We want for them work goods into quarters and hence the low prices for the month July We quote prices pick up at random throughout the store.
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Fairfield County News
STE oNEY AND VICINITY.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

METHODIST CuuRCH NOTES.
 The lawn party which is to bo held at the parsonage grounds on Thursday cv ening, July It. promises to be most in teresting and pleasant occasion to all who attend The ladies met at the par sonagc no Monday and appointed the following commicfcce: lee cr2am com. muttce, IpmucI O+b0rno; l"monaG'. Misses May Osborn and Hattie Field and Leslie Iurdy and Elam Corning candy table, which is to be loaded with only the best of homemade candlcs, Misses Nellie Birdie and Edna Warrincr; flow crs, Misses Mabel Hayes. Carrie Osborn, Viola Nirhols, Edna Booth, Grace Ed wards Nay Peek and Frances 'latt; to wait on tables, Misses Bessie Hayes, Az ncs Edwards, Carrie May Hull, Julia Field anJ Jessie French. Mrs Leroy sherman, Miss sophia Booth and Mrs Carrie Elwru are to have general over sight of ali inc arrangements and Mrs Edward Mariner is arranging for an cx- rclIcut literary and musical program, to include some talent from out of town as well aa local artists. The lawn will be pretrily decorated with booths, etc., and striugcd music will culivcn the scene, If it should hp stormy, Thursday even ing, the p,rtywill be postponed till Fri day evening.
 tE,. l4 1l od,-t phuyh. G.st Standby, Mj+~c- Irene uua Crg. Ilubbru, Miss Frances F. rIa't aud Mr. May Poet were received iu'o .E. nu fellowship If .hn church.
 HArrIar CIlUECu AFrAIHS.
 The Iaulp-' Aid society mcets At the churrh ou VI unesday aDtornoon of ncxr week, the hour appointed for the meet ing being -5o, when it i. hoped there will Aea large attendance of the ladies of the pari h. At the last meeting. held at lhr parsonage, the following officers were elected tO serve for the coming year I'ro-drut, Mrs Burr Hawley; vice pr.-ldra'. Mr- F. P. Bramau: srcrctary. Mir Carl D. ~,JIl,ou; trcasurcr, Mrs Eu- gene Eptsford; solicitors. Mrs Elmer Joycr Mis- Blanche Purdv. Miss Emma L..@you->uth Nsa Hul
 ul 1Ar-}4y "yauiuG of @ear w,c} Rst Ne 3rtmu cXper< {. y,uuay' a payrmp,1asag lna spAo"1ouzriutuy i,s- Etu as-r!-r.
 
 Mr and Mrs Peter Agacw have brel entertaining Mrs Agncw's brother, NJ Wait and Iauly frotn New York, for a few days tho past week.
 Nr aad Mrs Powers of Grjgepon were crtc1Hlucd by Miss Susan Osborn oyer Sunday.
 NJ and Mr. k. B Rockwell with thcu daughtcr-jn-mw, Mrs E, l.. Rockwell left on Tuesday morning for Gerard, Ia. to be absent some cjuc. While away they wlu visit Mr Eockwcll's brother: and an only sister.
 The Misses Nolan have entertained Mrs and Miss Drew of Danbury and Nils. Sullivan of ;>augatuck during the past week.
 Mrs John T. Porter has been spending the past week in Bethel, guest of MT: Frederick Plumb.
 Miss Emma osborn of Newark, x. J. has been with Mrs Anna h. Bennett GoI a few days.
 Levi r. HubbclI passed the Fourth al Milford with his brother, George Hub bell.
 A prayer meeting was conducted, in the
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MONROE.

5. B. Beardsley of Shelton is at his fathers, where he will remain for some time.
 The Misses RedingtOn of New York and Miss Drummond of Brooklyn are at Mrs Alex Sinclair,s.
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CaStOrla.

''CastorIa is so well adapted to children that Irecommend it as superior to any prescription known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, II. D., s
 Ill So, Oxford St., Brooklyn, \. Y. ''The use of tCastoria is So universal and it's merits so well known that it seems 8 work of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy reach.''
 CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
 New York City.