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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-30
RoCKnRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. Va

ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, ~
AFTER GOING THROUGH THE HAND
OF the architect, artisan, ana Ouli,.ls a
NOW OPEN TO THE Pt bLlC IL -
patrons will scarcely recognize the piH..,
the new visitors Will appreciate the i-,
provements that for beauty, comfort. 81 a-i
pleasure Is All that skill ana inchtl ,'rg..
and smOking-roOms. post-ofhce, s.o,',
room. and billiard parlors being ylrt.e.-t,
one vast room, extending from me 90. y.
10 east OF the hotel 70 feet, new nc.'.' ~,
having been erected for that purpose. 81,
whole nned with elegant and comioi ~,
furniture, including q carload OF
rockers. The second floor OF the no,e
converted into rooms IN suite. VIII -.
dies bathrooms near by. Notwltnsl.n.,
ING these vast Improvements, our w..
remain as heretofore. Send for beauti"
illustrated catalogue; ..,,..y
Ia 25-eodim Managing Receiver
HaH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-30

FIRST CLASs SUMMER BOARD -.
hs furnished 10 families or single sefsen'
10 Mis- C. II. RANDOLPH. az klgeh.-
~, minutes walk from shadHell, 49,,
peake and Ohio railway. Virginia. NI,'
for IerIns. ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-30
CORSETS.

Five hundred Corsets will be ready for
selling at 10 O'Clock to-day. Our 81 Cor
sets, 69c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-30
DLACx DRESS GOODS.

One thousand Handkerch!efs on salt
this day. These goods are unfinished
ard are soft for immediate use-in ladies'
and mems handkerehiets. Price 0c. Nov
10 l-2C
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READNMADE
SUMMER
NEG k SSIGIES.

A charming assortment of Muslin Jrnderwea thnt we're proud GO offer that you'll be pleased ro buy. Just such goods as you'd expect to find on our counters. Selected with the idea of giving unusual values for small prices ike the following:
 Corset Covers, good quality cotton, for 10 and E cents; extra heavy cotton, for I5 cents; cambric quare neck, en- broidered, for Is cents; fine cambric Y neck, embroidered, for ?, 5 and 20 cents.
 Drawers, extra heavy cotton, cluster of tucke, 25 cents; same quality cotton with deep cambeic runle, 25 cents, Fine cotton, tucked and embroidered cdg", 30 cents-reguIar Joe quality. Fine cttlbric cluster Of ruekg, 3@ cents same quality cambrle, with tucks and embroidered edge, 5o cents regular 75c. quality.
 Cambric shirt,drasyers. embroidered edge, 73 cents,
 Gowns, extra hoavy cotton, double yoke, for 50,59 and C9 cents; same qa4l- try cotton, solid embroidered yoke, 75 cents. Empire gowoz, embroidery trimmed. eo ccnts--rgua.r sI21 qut- icy,
 Short Skirt, good quality co.ton, custer of tuchs, fir ? anG 39 cents same quality cotton, win embroidered lunl.s, 2U aud 75cents. 1 Long Skirts good quality cotton, em- bloidrrcd runl s. for 5Q, G9 and 75 cents sam" quality cotton, wi-h tucked rullI>, 1 50 cents Camb7ic, embroidered rUtllo 1 N21 r. $l 20 C4mbrjr umbrella kirt%, l for 9I f9 t9 s2 aud s lg to $2 5o; um b,cJI4 vi-n dcep emL.oi5*7ld ruh'e-C  | yard Ut3a-for @2.5o.
 Chami~r, good quality youtoc, .aco anc embroidery trimmed, for ? and orelta Fine raHbr.r. 75c., SI. anJ 3).25. Long
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DODGINGTOWN AND VICINITY.

|. C. Fay Tor of Bridgeport expects to spend a few weeks ut his country resi- denCe.
 At the school meeting, last Tuesday evening, Mir Nash was chosen committee and MT Bchn clerk.
 Ruth, youngest daughter Of MT and Mrs Charles Wilson, died, Saturday ey- ouing, aged three years and 23 days The funeral was held at the house on Tuesday and was largely attended. Rev Mr Knesal of Bethel otlicated. The in terment was in the EImwood cemetery
 Mir Wheeler Of Norwalk has been tho guest of k. D. Sh, p2rd.
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DERNsMRE o4UJN0rE5.

Thc Bo,k hjr, social club head hejr seventh aunuI p.cul. Ut r,.a urr Prk, Wednesday,, Juar -l a"d had very dc- lightful umy, untAj,u,thdwg th' rain whic cnmucucl lhsm To aaj .u.n to lht club house to ead Jh.ir t,tglt'-. Ih' club have pl.v.d a v,,y pu|tY new TO" boat on lh@ l.oud h,rr, and are much pleased wIth Jl. The ycu9s lady mem bers of the rlub will uold d -ateod Thur d4y, July g, from . @o to 5o. Cream and cake for 10 cent4. If stormy, the first fair evening"
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Perhaps few people realize that in tbe manufacture of clothing, summer goods are made in winter and vice versa. Ev- ervthing ia season ahead, not only up to-date" that would not be satisfactory Davis & Savard of Bridgeport have made their selections for fall goods and now comes the task of selling what remains of the summer stock. Prices have been Ire duced about 25 per cent on everything that ia reasonable, which affords an op- portunity to secure bargains such as < anIdnFn rnpE with
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Children Cry for Pitchers | astoria.
NEW PRESTON.

Mis- Sadie Duncan js spending her va cation with her aunt, Miss Anna Collins
 1hp storm of Inst sunday was severe in rhi5 locality, upsctrjug trees of large siz and tn" wind taking nearly all the fruit off the trees.
 Married, Miss Mi".ie L. Chidsey of New Haven and L.oo B. Fowler of NuutoWc<c, ou ,lu.e 2I. The young rouiao are ~pcnJi"g their honeymoon at Evergreen Lawn, rhe residence of John Collins. 'the young and charming couple have the best wishes of their friends in their voyage of. life.
 BerHman Taylor and wife spent few days at the home of his father, Seth Taylor
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R0XBURY.

Ij. r. Iicbox has bnen spending a few days at C. A. l hau'7 the past week.
 Fred Whittlrsrv returned home, la~t ~rnk. to spend tine sumner vacation Nlr Wbittle~ey i- attending school i'll IackcttstOar, x j.
 Miss Louise I-hsm closed her school in Mjddlebu~v E'nCrr, la-t week.
 ~.mp of slo ft,n.-,5 If thj- section at- srurd F N.HHmu,'> auction sale ot Hnr.c. h,ja ,# Wnje- hue uu Iucedag, in 1jo1F If pu tiyf jsg "'.rE hu'zca.
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s co ward SIOO.

The rea,cr- nt th]~Iaper will he Tlcas q to lc3rIu th.u l!r',.fs1r t,1A-t un" d"eAi'd dis e ..tt1IlHt sci,..c. u ,- Nntu ubl, iD cure in al il- .-,ug,. .~ 1u.,lIh.t t-t ..tar,h HA.t- C tarrh uIl, l~ th+. uf.I.. lto. .l.I>.' turs' "uv ov r. tl.,- nrdI, su tlI ,'.l'> '.nl.s''h n. ing H CO., ~tifl'EDual tlI-,..,' ',,I.jI ..- A 'uu-t tU'i0pH rl. :lmrnt. II. i- [ .is' Ior + taFru int r. uufly, tlrtius- ulrs .,s 2r''1l ths'' I"Ni Hr" mn
 - - i3 fsI1'i-- ,f . -' fl ill., :IIIrhN 'i"-tt'' - jus lup iuun,j3. ,jUu s. tl> Ut-'-3ts5 d EiNing tut YHti,ut >trnE'n hr huI!.'i"@ unth" cor. 7'uriou uuN u~~.@tluH n@ uio ln ""'nR IT. work. The prDp.irjurS have 50 IGucH tnith in i~ curative po~eI7, that they offer $l 0 i.'r any .st~e tnnt jtiai $ to cure sand for list oi
 N,tdl,.~-. F 1 CHENEY x GO. Toledo, 0. r- -nl nN n- NlZ.L-L Il..
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E, H, DILLON & CO., SUMMER MILLINERY.

Extraordinary values n choice SlaSonabl8 Millinery. always very the least as we believe be the best advertisement there is. would impossible stylish trimmed hat for 75c they they will realize
  S5 they worth than double l5c of these marked 125 Sailor every shape and color from 15c to 25O Flowers 9 25c spray up S2, these Oneh prices. Ribbons for hat and dress trimmings.
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Town Ioplcs.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

NJ. Stcrn's special bargains for this week: shirt waists J9c, were Doe; dress plIlrta $l 0S, worth S3; r'pes and jackets at one-half price; Hdlcs trimmed hats, 75c and upwards; sailors, l7c and up- wards A large assortment in belts ard ties. CnlI for genuine borgatua,-L NJ. stern, IS5 Muiu street, Danbury. Lcud- ing cloak and millinery house,
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A regular meeting of Putnam council No. 5I, Knights of Columbus, will be held on Sunday, July 5, at o'clock in their room. Every member in arrears should make payment,-[M. Il, Brennan, FS.
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A nice line of ladies shirt waists, sail or hats and silk mits and gloves can be found at Warner, Taylor x Curtis, San dy Hook IL might also Interest the la- dies and young men to know they keep I.owney's celebrated candies, every box warranted fresh.
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BERKSHIRE.

Mir and Mrs W. Il. Thompson and little son, from New York City have arrived at W. c. Hard's to spend few week.
 Mrs Clark l.. Page has returned from a vlsiE to Woodbury.
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A tribe of bats have infested Minott Augur's building at Sandy Hook, and soiied the paint so badly that war was waged on them for their extermiDatiOn, Merchant k. J. Hall was consulted and he got up a trap to catch them in that worked charminglv, The largest catch in one night was 55, but in four nights the total amounted to 130. At this rate 1t ia hoped that they will not last very much longer, though they are not all gone yet.
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THE CONCERT, THIS EVENING.
AvrNcNLLrNr ENTERTAINMENT ASSURED

The concert, this lFrilay) evening, a' the Town hall, promises to be largely a.- tended, there hplmE been u hard+omc advance gnlc of tickets. The patr"n"te"s for Che concert asc Mra r. <. And'"w-, Mrs Edwards NJ. Smith, Mrs Wesley r. II .yrs, Mrs ,harlcz r. Coc, Mr. Laura A. L"otnrd, Mrs S.C.tuuvor, NJ .- George r. Taylor and MrsC. F. Bard.Iov, \. pr,viou-IY auuau.r,d in Tue Hrl th' t4I"ur [" appear are Herbert FIan-bu"g of New NoIk, humoust und rccurr, r. Anton Hctudl ot Boston, pmuitt and Njo- lnist, and Miss Bertha Marie Farce, reader and soprauo soIoi-t. A hop will follow the concert, These puur- gHVv concert lu WoodburY, astcvcuiug, and were greeted by largo audience. Tine program will be racritd out as publl+hcd il a,t urrk'7 bEr.
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Ernest Sanford of Bedding succeeds his brother, Emory sanford, as Post, master NOrthrop's assistant.
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Miss St lla Skinner, Q teacher in the New Haven schools, has been passing a week at the home of Mir and Mrs 5. s, Scudder in Dpdgingtown district enroute for hor home 10 the west,
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his family in Newtown on Saturday, an will remain here for few weeks.

The speaking at the flag raising at St Roses picnic, which is noted more fully in another column, will take place at ] o'clock.
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Miss Marcia Beardsloy and Mrs George Hathaway are enjoying a sojOurn at the pleasant home of MT and Mrs Levi C.. Morris.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

Jerome Judson was on hand with his boat, Wednesday morning, and launche q it in the waters of Taunton lake, appro- DOS to some large bass.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

J. Il. Costello announces q grand open ing picnic to take place at the Blue Rock Grove in the rear of his building at the Hook on the evening of July 5.
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MEETING IN DoDoINGrowu DISTRICT.

A religious service will be roiductrd in the schoo.huu~, ut b,dGingJ""n dis trict, Sunday afternoon, July l2, ot 5.&u o'clock. Rev Otts W. Barker will cou- duet the service and others from the Con- gregatiouI church will as-l-t. The baby organ will help in turuj-hjnE mu.ic. In every district thrgc a.r many wine, tom one good cau.r or another, cannot attend the churches ut the center, which aIr miles away; these rchouJhou-o s"rvIer~ are held so that aU rDjEmu7 prNueg" may mot be dnuJrl 'b.tn.
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Mrs Cornwall, who has been a guest at the home of Mir and Mrs $. P. Glover, re- turned to her home in Bridgeport, We'd nesday.
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Warner, TavleI & Curtis are agents for l.ownay's celebrated candies, andev. cry box is guaranteed fresh.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

James Broadhead, Sr., was in New York on business during the first of the week.
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1 AN00 REWARD-A reward Of $500 Tn addi- 1 OJLJO ton to the S20O offered by the town, ,9lll be paid tor the apprehension and cOnvle- tiou of the person or persons who burned the buildings 0f Turney Northrop at NswtoWn' l Conn, on the night of A pril i, 1S96. For par 1 fiCniars inquire of c. H. NORTHROP, at the
 l Newt0wn Savings Bank,
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Mrs I.aura l.. Curtis of Curtis Hill spent SUI day with friends at Short Beach, Milford.
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A new fence Is in processSof construc tion iu front of the Murray property at the Depot.
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Misses Lizzie and Frances c. Scudder are at Long Branch for two weeks stay aU the seashore.
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THE D. M. READ COMPANY,
 BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

chemise, ainsook and lawn cloth, lace and embroidered yokes with trimmed skirts, for sl, $50, sI.SG and s2. Seamless 'Sanisas' Napkins one dozen in box, 45,G5 and D cents box.
 Separate Skirts and Suits are about au even match for each other; some times one sells the fastest and then the other. About the only real interest we take in the matter is to sell as many of both as we can; We have made prices accordingIy-to sell both.
 Just now we are making special sale of fine China Plates, importers samples at half regular prices. And there's also in the lot samples of French Glass Vases, in great variety. The whole two lots are in different designs and decoration.
 Cottage Dinner Sets in flow blue decorations; very large line.
 New Glassware, in new designs. Punch Bowls sI4o, Water Sets, sI,25 1 Water tumbler.. aoy Dozen, Cut glass salts and Peppers, l2c. each. German Silver Teaspoons, 75c. Dozen.
 l In the kttchenware department we are selling galvanized Refrigerator Pans. ] for 1oe. Refsigcrators-special lot for sIas lee Boxes. s2. 43. We have two new styles of refrigerator which seem to . he the very hest on the market-"CoI- umbjau and "Househo]d.~ See what ] you LhluE aD0ut Lhem' lee Cream Freezars. Water Coolers. . Gasoline Stoves at special prices Oil Stoves, iron tank. lin. wick and cne-hurner, for 3a cents-two-burners 79 2cnts.
 10 q. rctfaned Bread Eslsers, D cents. Fsu.7 J-r=, i'd 5e. o.,ch. Jelly Yum b.ers, 2y. Fibre Lunch Boxes, loc. Flor Bso2m-. Ioc, Window screens, l5t up. Scr.oa Doors, -2c, Garden Ha>r, And aaothor lot of those 2al. T.t.e-.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
paBy.

Bo ii known, that we, the subscribers do hereby associate ourselves as a body polltIo and corporate, pursuant to the statute laws of the StaLe of Connecticut, regulating the formation and organization of the joint stock corporations, and the following are our af- tiCle5 of association:
 Article I-The name of said corporation
 shall be "The NowtOwn Agricultural Fair
 Company"
 Article 1.-The capital stock of said cor
 nOrattOn shall be Three Thousand Dollars i} 08O 00l. and said capital stock shall be divided into One Hundred and Twenty (lZ0) shares of Twenty-Five Dollars (52b.00) each. Article III-The purposes tor which said corporation is tOImGd are the following, to wit; The holding Ot agricultural and indus l trial fairs; and to !buy, 6sell, OWns lease ana deal in and real or personal property neCeS- sary" or convenient for the proseGqIi@on on oI said business: and generally to do all things incidental to said business and the proper management thereof
 Article IV-The statute laws of the State | of Connecticut relating to joint stock com. punies gre hereby particularly referred to 1 and made part of these arucleS; ana LnG l cOrDOratiOu hereby organized aDd eSttDllSned l under and purauant to said statute laws shall l have all the powers and proceed according to | the rules and regulations described and spec | flied therein.
 Art .cle N--Each subscriber tD these articles 1 agrees to take the number of shares annexed | to Gis or her name of the capital stock of said l Dollars (S2500) as aforesaid and to he paid for | in installments as thg directors may call | l the same.
 Article VI--The said cOrDoratICn ts To rat"d l in the town of Nau town. County Of Fan n@id1
 and State Of Conutctic-t.
 Dated at Newtowu, G., this goth day oi ! JuBeI lo!6. u - ,,
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Special Agent Furniss, of the Con- merciaI Uniun Insurance Co.,, was in town this week, the guest of Agent W, A. Leonard.
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U.C BEERs, Seer ctary.
sTOCKtjULDERs

Edward To, les, >, tly 1T ok ~hare, M'no't Augur I, E. | HHi, [, J II Waruer |, sl hu- macner e Brotncr-l c A Ilou@h |. !. P'I'S
 BIackman |, I H [, sr'l C 3 Fa''i. Gun D. belI ~. Fralth it N.trt rU , 'H.H.t Il q, J Ina
 Kane l. Jernu.- Jl]S't IA ", S'rgt i"tn ]
 n & Tom -ou | Martin Vents = t.
 Mitchell, ~outr l. it"tR. !, h N Mtcheh ',
 Ezra Pierce l. th u4e- k mph [: Jos.ah
 Downs. stovre~on, q nry ', Cur,i. Sew-
 town, t II C Ba.rs Y Platt3 Philp Ni"h
 oIs 2, W C JHbasCr na. e C B@e t. k.
 w Fairchild3 W II II hbeit I J J tn
 rop I. 4 e. Moore | C T yl"r l, ! L.
 Hughas 4, Mrs Grace q yer s iam@rs
 I " q B4ouhhf E, ". A. @ ard !. l
 CIarr , I.C Morris {. r. | h...,t,.s |. E
 Harris 4 W illiau x Sartbror4 NJ J Hanl- nan i, C. Fl Henthrap ?, EjNatts II Sa.tth ,, R. n. Beers 2 f.s E. 5ta#glaN , s k ~AIdmafa l. Oliver HuFthCop ,>-J- B4t-tart A. C F. Arthur i. Eli E Raars !, Charles C HAers , C. c Knapp l, fr6 NilflrgnaI Mrs Aiice VI II man i, N. w Wnigat , II H Pecs |, W II Glover l. c. F. Duuccmbe 2 ]. II Blaesman !, 1 P IT. MaCnrthy l, George r eaniord l. M J' Bradley l. Irs Frances scher7ntrhofn |, ". M Reynolds IL k4e0gag " stuart ls G t4 Prcg ] ,, L. i. Glover ]; ". J, PlaEhatn, tgnelsea, i Mass, i, I Hov ala Peck HewlalyiiIe, l Y | k Drew |, Asa II Haxley | J 2, FaiIcpiid 2 l it s Todd, New Milford, : Philn H. PiGtt 1 Nawtown, |. George B. Beers, df., !, kai5o r AG0odaen1; sidney Hawiey, BrooEnetd Y l J, A. James. HaWleyville, l, 5 z. Bull l.
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Mrs Herbert Clark of Meridcn is the guest of her mother, Mrs John JudsOn.
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Everything for haying at k. N. Haw- lev3s, at our low cash prices. The
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THE GL0uoui FOURTH ACsr JOHNS REC

Arraugrmrut-. .ap. bang made lol a de. Nghttul ocrA-t p. | Is 'A"cI'" thAI thr ruaJ.ou wJu h,d lnSh carnival i" thr u.o5ujog and make some racket. Ho' thrIt-jn2 otuackrr,and olhcrrNpto.INr- will -;.Jct1y inrhdIrno"thr grounds, in ta" uuooo,p e.h pH"Hg ,>at'r' and coufort dr,uaud thI-, and ptI1nL. should have pal trrui,r lIra "t thclr own children. Irr cream snd cold drinks for sale all the urtcrnuon and evening. Sup per for 45c wilt be served from 6 Co x o'clock. Q chrstra music from to N. Seats will be provided for the ladies to witness thu. fireworks
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

A. B. Funchcr, the Hawleyville mer- chant, is offering a bargain in mixed tea 3Oc pound. His customers speak highly of it.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

F. W. smith, Jr., and family and N. Nj. Beach of Bridgeport are among the ar rivals at Dicks hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

Everything comes to those who wait, so hose who wait for the safe of shoes, slippers, etc, part of which were dam aged by water, which will open in few days nt the b4rE in store of the C. II. Bennett Shoe Co.,, .|G1 Main street, Bridge port, will no reason to regret it. Start ling shop nr}ts awaits you. Watch for tAi- firm E :l fIe unccments for full details.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

For Friday and Saturday only, 2l pounds best fine granu'ated sugar for $l, at E F. Hawley'S. New cream cheese Toe lb; best hour made 8 p and lots of other bargains.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

Franklin S Cook, of the firm of Cook & Dunbar, Bridgeport, was in town yes tCrdaY.
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HAPPENINGS AT THE CONGREGArtOEAL
 ChuECH.
rulNGs or rIE rt rl EE.

Tine I.aiic Ald Society of the church will join with thr ! ounE Lrdica' Mi~~i'n Circle in giving a lawn party lhnrs9ay afternoon s.ud evening, ju,F '" on the spacious grounds of l.. (. M"r'jS,
 Tine Sun,lqv .chno, vjl hold ,c9auuual p.cuir at Tauutnu talk" lursduy, August II.
 The -.,, rJurut or the Lords Supper will be rn-r.1rd .u .u rtuTvh noAl oun- day rno-uuE JuIb a-
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l. F. Hawicv kindly requests hi@ GUS. tomers to bring their laundry promptly every Wednesday morning yO insure its return, Saturday night
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

V. !. AIlen. Jr., oI BIool.Iga loInod
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Buctis Tucker of Hun's Hill, South bury, has taken d position with George F. DunCUmbC.
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DIsTKICT OF HUNIIAGIONi ss' FtoDate U Court, June 1a, 1896. -
 ot

U Court, June 15, 1896.
 Estate ot ADEiIA E BAssETT, late of Huntington, in said district deceased. Up0n.the application of Henry B. Bassett, administrator, praying that certain lands be longing to said estate; q more particular ,de- scrintfOn of which on said Probate recacs g viii more fully appear, may be sold, as per application on file more fully appears, it is l 3ORDERED-That said application be 1 heard and determined at the Probate Ofhcel 1 in Huntingdon, in said district, on the 9th day of Jaly, 4. D 1896, at 10 o'clock 1n ] inc forenoon, and that notice be given Of l inc pendency of said application and the 1 fine and place of hearing thereon, by pub 1 fishing the same three times in some newspa- 1 ner having a circulation in said district
 JOSEPH TNAFI IINSGN. Judge.
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36O 6 362 MAIN STREET,
A. B. LOCKWOOD,

KIDNEY FOR YOU Here is list of the U stamps found on old photographs and inc prices we pay for each: Ic playing cards red, 25c; 2c playing cards, blue, Dc; 2c playing cards, orange, 20c; Pc proprietary orange, 25c 2c certificate, blue or orange, Ice; Sc playing cards, green, sl 4c playing cards, violet, $l Gc proprietary orange, $5 zee what you cSn and we will remove them without injury. Ii you have any kind not listed or old postage stamps send them C0 us for prices. COOK X DUNBAR, Room 20, Conn National Bank Building, Bridgeport, Conn.
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chemise, n4insook and lawn cloth, lace and embroidered yokes with trimmed skirts, for s1, 50, SI,SG and s2.
 Seamless 'Sani5as' Napkins one dozen in a box, 45,G5 and D cents a box.
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NOR SAL E-Three work horses, suitable for
 tarm work, moving machine, etc, cheap soIsf, I f3nry earf wood wagon and 1 second hand top carriage. HORACE WHEELER, shelton, CS.
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Exrra fine .cniove one cent ach, choice oyangs $. occ.. at k. F. HaWley'B
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Don't fail to read E F. Hawley's lad" this week, about fireworks. All new goods. Fire crackers 2c pack. All other fireworks iu proportion.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

A. II. Uawlcv, a member of the enter pri,ing firm of Pratt & Hawley, the New Milford carriage manufacturers, was in town on Wednesday, stopping at the Grand Central.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

When you Want the best coffee, always good, buy the celebrated Java at 35c. Sold only at E. F. Uawlcy's- He also sells 8 fine coffee for 20 and 23c.- k. r. LIAAa,Ln-L
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

r.. F. IIavlav's store will be open Fri. day night, but will close at noon on Saturday, July i.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

Mics Margaret l.. linIpjne, who for the past three yrurs has ljcjcntly taught in Iand'5 End district has resigned her position ard accepted il more lucrative r-uun a- teacher in Room I5, New -r."s, -phool, Daubury, Miss HIlpiuc' $ u.iyn ts teacher in Che Lands End school ha- been moritorious orc- it having hrru u p.oasaut and proijsahlo pcriodfor rhc school. Her ~,guation is learned with rcgrcl.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03
HAVING TIME

is here and we are ready to meet the demands Ot the farmers for all kinds of tools, We are agents for the Reliable Buckeye Mowers. Re- member we teep al the extra parts so if you buy machine of us and it breaks you do not have to wait a week or more tor your new par s I have one Royal Horse Rake on hand that will sell worth the money. A. P. X Co. Muchinr Knives are acknowledged by All to be the be-t None genuine without the trade marx, A F X Go. They were never AS cheap this ear. Remember we are in the Gro cclY business and are never undersOld.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

Ex- Senator William W. N2rthrop un i,adrd yc-Jcrday ut the Newtown station a ear pf young stock bought in BuhAlc.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03

NOR SALE-Or would exchange for cows, I pigs or poultry, a number of good cheap horses. No reasonable offer Ietused. J. b. DIXON, North Bridgeport, Conn.