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.,o.os gsiSsildSepts 9t NeEtoYn Street. whose

amman ySgisibidEepts 9f NesEtsoMn Street. whose
 name at present we are not at liberty te tusblss, e,info+Aea the writer ip person- 'ra"' ,v'grg6hVetsatlob tBAE he would give $500 '"'1a s1to@Ssrd iiefpfy X y Paiding g. toF SsEtoyR .. sad o Ws . ReliisYq theEe Are half a7zaa ether b.,.nbop, pqEties oip town Ahlato egWe equal VI ,,w tamaaat, ,g,trsse,,mauy sabscr iptons of ,s .oonu'asaJ sso and saOO doald bg stbp prBd if tie '"'oa" a'bali wal set +oiling.e rhe gentleman in ~@" ' dEGioston suggested that there should be a,M ,ayetdAnsh "w r'"'g""' uV'' ," 1, ,,, liyPrgssFgys ,Yitth reading room "na-a bh' .y,v,ns .fllAFd PRpQQI table and, smoking 0oOm' ,o r,ob,ys Asthlngs aEe,uOw' ourIlyouag men' and halh oduboysmbyr Visit the saloons if they would
 enjoy these Gat8dis,. Here IS splendid
 chance for President Platt and the trusf aah',g roes 6f the 4Btaty as5dciatloa to- take A ''" bRoidf and see what they can do, Oursl, s'''' oraTy ought te have .S 8 8PeFmandns' home;
 and can If the rpQRled pePple,of the town
 will come to the front.
 .n,sp orduop oaDm hrc 'tooo1",o'r rsoi" ...-. .., ..w ,,,,y, AB6cYGIE NOT AssAFE ,rLAOBdE A THUN- FFM "'Nf ~'4'* ,,.,, s-1,,,,r d1jE tH .,o,, oso,ii a,e",s a,aPh Ns1Pi@N'' ,..
 % so,,., aEhe ddeath of s rbioyolist in Chicago
 from a lightning stroke last week, while
 riding his wheel, rather knocks out the t,sn ,n ttaLaIln recently putAforth By AUbioyCle oufnai tliat to safer place t8ald be found
 during thunder storm than upon ph6u- ,h'o'''~ mstic rubber tires. Thts claim appeared ""' 4''"to to De plausible from the fact of the eec sab r1 hauguf4t 5daaH Fptauss Ft @f'i' 70 ni"f'rf" , tEiG n-condustibipty of the dry air and
 rubber of the tiFes,. Bat in a ra In storm
 the moisture gathered over the surface hvatI c0t the Blre Gnd'tte possible cbntactof the ''huorI arth with rHe erothd seem to be able to
 demohsh the theory. Right in this con-
 nection we are reminded of the experi- sved gr4sIt ,tao brn rshrE 5. -'T'
 '' ence of Ex Congressman Robert E,uper
 Forest, who is ap enthusiastic bcycliat,
 He took a spin from the Park City to his Q bausueld jhome'at' 'Guilfotd, the other day, and kss'v" Q" oharetatnibg home eht6qntered a thun-
 der storm After receiving light shcqk u of i,e ,eeqtEFeity t iy he o0Pqlppded t wsnw' .s..,, dor dom it9 it9 dyi9m9gptu Thisha did andfoun
 shelter at the irstaoonRenient house.
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l ak-
 Miss Florence WeImoTe returned, Saturday, from West sHoboken, N. Y., where she has been visiting few weeks.
 Mrs M. P. Lamson of New York, who has been visiting with Mrs E. w. Pres ton, returned to her home, Monday. Henry Dickinson was fnl Danbury, Monday.
 Miss Dollie Booth is visiting relatives in Waterbury.
 c. W: Hodge and ". c. Mower have been ispending the naatl week at Mir Hodge's cottage at Lake. Waramaug. Ms D. e.. G4tpis9n and daughter Clara were in Bridgeport, last Friday.
 John Clark, while engaged in getting George Barnes hay, had occasion, on morning, to ascend. ladder to the great beam of the barn. After placing his right hand over the beam to assist him. IseEf, qns of the rounds to fhe ladder gave 3'Way and his whole weigh, vas suddenly thrown, on to his arm. He received a severe strain of the muscles, but luckily no bones were broken, and after two or three days rest, was ready to take charge of the work. .1ssg"3
 Tobacco is making a rapid growth Snd. ybfd41isas to be h E9ry fine crop, if nothing befallg it, for the next two or three u eBlks. si.,,.. Iit.5 tt"uf I'i| r. CT. Squires rode up to Roxbury s B. tion on the 5.h and to the Center the 9th, HoEi thblffg $6 time in 'sixswt ek 5l@
 Sergeant Nicholson entertains this p G. sent sweekshfs sun! in-law, Frank .Pelton, ofeNew Milford, ,and his children. ''' Frank Pierce finished the past week ,haryesting his crop of, 20 acres of oats, which has delayed his finishing his hay ing until the past week. ....,4 .,..r, 'F''' - O'DeIl < Thomas are away after cattle Ri ExSEsHa EH 3aE51 g8 sE5E
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ghsss q aI h LsaysaIng PowarIaeaL Us aov. Repot
Highest Of a n Leavening PowerTafest us Govt Report R3JtlaRS
 ABS0E9TEEY PURE

Perry, of stepney, visited friends in Naugatuck last week.
 Fred sherman RPd EanptheF boy, on bicycles, lr4n Ossr Ia Fed addeFl They stopped and went back and rolled one wheel on him and he bit the spoke.
 Mrs William Jordan was iH Seymour, last Tuesday.
 F. D. Jordan has charge of the postal telegraph office in Seymour. " FyfsHE tff fE
 The roads show the e1fedt of such heavy showers.4H " sfrt .au 5
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condition from the effects of a paraIytic stroke on Thursday of last week.
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condition from the effects of a paralytic stroke on Thursday of last week.
 The rneatbefd dS atE dahibr dd{dheidf a EaNIl- .party tstt,ee. h2ne of Mrs F.. A.- Eta bnss T issd ay eseniug, realizins nos flr from Sl0.
 E,Kr .HaYIqy aud family and, Ms. John N. Hawley have been spending week at E3ng 'Bfah6h. ~'"' @''i"1 Miss Sadie Jackson VIII attend igchoBI in East Greenwich, RJL,sG the aemingf year. Joseph Lee will 1ter Worcester academy .FagsI d" d 4naT ''' ''-'''
 The infant child of ". B. Roe had quite fall from it's caFniage naeeiRing injuries which it was feared might prove sefious but there is now every pprospeact of speedy reGqvqFytt Il 'it"o'4 2. Jay, Potter started, out " ith hig 6hresh4 ing machine on Monday, beginning at P, Collins'.' Jdseph Cox also began in this town on Wednesday,. ..,j tI 3"tlr
 Brookftetd is not left out out by the hot wave. The. thermometer has steady risen one or two degraes per day.
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Rev William White Bronson, who was present at the celebration, Monday, pass ed Monday night as a guest of Mrs Vim nie Bradley, leaving Tuesday morDihg for his home. He was very welcome, guest there
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F About E invited guests eeFo praa-
REDDfNG
1N ' FoRaET rms lsis ! ERTA IS1llENT

B plessing enter6a llabe' 'givep inthe ethqgsst ctEeh, ddA1g 1eIf th, aqhe fassn of IN eloI tienary V
 69usit8i reei6N to Hagin 45 m e Evening of August IS. rife admission will be 15e. From tue well known tal- ent of the performers this promises to be one of the finest performances ever given here. Mrs Richard Tyner and Miss Julia Bar humlof NeFft. .H a9YbA Iahd, Missy HaaAd Barhuhas and Robert Holmes of West Red ding will render the following program, after which ice cream and cake will be on sale tn the basement, Mrs Tyner has quite reputation as an elocutionF ing received many fayqrabIe nogcea in the press. The prograthta Sole asts ah3 HSlaY' ''' RI.s RIad sayn, say
 Recitation, ''Romola, VsEliot, Mrs Tyfs9g Sole, 'with.gtollh dbligato, 'Ang4ls' lsl Ig' seF6nade," Br3sSga,s,@e MIas Isarqesg RePitatiQns Daughter Louises ,-.a.sss,.. es. Q. 3q4,i ,syaa4 aae missi TFfF Recitation, ,"' ''vashtfo Julia C. DoEg,
 a,=Er,,ser Hf sssF r.s-eesfasf al M4ae Ro r,3,,r, le=z ,t.,ru-4ssy1sEl.faa -s.pts.sH
 Solo, He was, 3, prineets2 Lyoh D, ta !. ,aa s aees .r a,g,s 2"5 Miss Barnaal Recitation, 'Auearly 'start,' Mrs Tyner Solo, Good bye, sweet day,'I v .," ? M igs Bar.piutm E stbe Apfopeeds fire to fb4 used, 'fftor.,a for. Rortay csqsq it igts be hepRdl taat,tlere will be a full house, Y. a,,~ .at
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Y NFRW s4Hols, aAught& and grand l q ekI hak slHBts RfMrs H. B,

Cards are out for 8 lawn dance at the residence of Sherwood Banks, August f9 iE msssI GA t9t Burr spenti Friday night WFfh he her 9f9teg7lin-laWp Mrs T, B. Banks.
 Miss Lena Hutchinson, of Po rtEJ 6ff9rJ son has been spending her vacation with 4iert grandmother! 's'" 2d G Arthur Banks of of.s6uthport was in tF9flTYIq t9flTYIqi Monday on, his wheel, calling on relatives.
 g b93otuffs iitbrni2 nl,4d
 Miss Millie. Jennings is to teach the eer86ldSschddl. !'i'id '"' | William Jacobs aud friends ftom New York were ip t4QWn,t Saturday, calling on friends and relatives, H atR DbuRH ttiF taEfF
 Miss. Martha Hull's chickens had 8 tiarro%eadape a few nights ago, 7iaaH5es E4fa5ty of southp6ft was in town, Monday. hun,unIr nrij g !, ,1 Mrs iHa B, gElwoodt has hn addition to her list of boarders. |fEf EAi bt ftIEEI-. tsl1 tstt iuI'-
 D. E. Ni2hols of Boston is spending This 4acati6h with his parents 7r---s7-~@~ 1" iGe6rggtF. Nichols rides aa'tas new wheel. l, .k+,N ,f..,,- g-.r,......z ..gt.{
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...Th92 2s.2si sE.25siitog'$a Familiar Chat

,"' ' E9feVSE MIahiFf hif''Hr HAVE X fftuBfIc LIBRARY
 BUILDING. 2
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STEVENSON, ga
 fe tts N epEH3DNAAt AND OTHERWISE. 1aALE,G. E. Bradley and wife went to tn shore, iIast Saturday, and found itljust a hot aS atd dhoPenabaaj.s gssa sad Mss Hattie Bradley ehtertairled tn young ladies, Tuesday, afbernaon Miss Josephine Kelleher, Of Seymour is g guest at w. 5, BradIey'g. nI .fSsn GrrfH a58 iif9r 14n+8
 Mrs HqWaEd Stevens and Migs Jessi
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eosrnAor.A .AuASDAp S up4 fnn ebR
 @ H rt7w8 HAILLsE
 a The eoHtrbct Bo Build the new Tewp hall, although there were 10 bids; lissB liss been giVen to Curtisg. &s ssGorping at'ttg very law price ofSl7eO. ~~a
 D n.eI..,.. ssT.5s. G.,.. l.s.B: :,i.,,,n. <. t,, her daughter, Mrs George Shelton, of BooSh'1 ss5 'y HR}l, 5} ; {HH0PRtinstt9Fp. P
 < James Goodwin of Danbury was 8 guest at Mrs Susan Q sbom's, oyer Sun Sdhy, Mrs Pows1s, Who ahas also been stopping with Mrs Osborn, has returned to Bridgeport. e<> 2 f'l , MA 55s8 r.. F6rt5IJ bBlS. been on the sick list. .
 G(A66raa smith, i:h?G&taInNh G4&taIn Nher daughter. from Brooklyn, has been visiting her mother, Mrs Betsy Tenki1is. fa'
 William D. Bigolow was laid by from work, the first of the week, by sickness.
 On accodnt of the very stormy even ing, last Friday, the prayer meeting ap- pointed at the home of George s. Turner at the Depot was postponed for ome week. sy
 August 20 hassbRen appointea by the Sunday Bdh6ols 6fathetWd ehufches the time when they will join forces 8 nd have a good old fashioned picnic at Putnam Park. All friends of the school are ex- pected to turn out and add to the enjoy ment of the occasion. - --~-----. "
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---EI --- -e1glE8 -|- FIg9F , PERSONAL CHAT.

| fpd Mrs Hotghkisg aha daughter of:agofu wa1k2 MFs Jesgdb Of Bridgewatera and Mrs E. W. Smith of this placea asnena 1 L6ndasy in South Britain. .s.a .f3.lg,
 Miss Edith Minor of Sandy Hook is sQisi6lng Mfr aahd Mfs k. ". Smith at s6d6lfVifie.. aei'''a2a' l.sTs ssssss sa.sssiss Las satao Miss Eva Bostwfck is spending the week as the guest of Miss MilIie North sFbb as Ekeir Riverside co66dge.
 Frank Frosta went through this place, Tuesday morping, enroute for ChesRars t Miss Edith Frost. of Brooklyn was seen in this place, Tuesday. MrssGs ". Nouhrop and daughter I.spent s day in New Milford, last week.
 Mrs Hotohkiss of NorwaIk and Arthur NetGleton of NewtoWn called at s. F. Clark's one day, last week.
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 ss @ CORNWALL BRIDGE. .,,, t,, A BARN srRUck Br L1eHral8s AND. k aHt .s a B1RNEE EEfD.9 During fha haavy thunder shower of last Friday, large barn owned by Willism Renneft Yas struck bg light
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sss,sl.u .n.a 4 UNIoR NEWSPAPER. '''''''' atu stW While, she thermometer was dancing ndw .hdanseFously near f0O a'nelgHbor of mine 'ad''"dln Ng#to#n Street walked into the office ''' '' '6G'W on Wednesday and presented me with a
 copy of that bright little daily, Among
 the Clouds. This is published ev4 Try day savsU ofpthe top of Nit washibgron@ at an altl- rs''' eadebf095s' feet above tn" level of the
 sea- Pausing to wipe the precipitation ,.,, from 7g n.y. bTQw wished for ,,y gcopldstake.a a Eip to that cool spot. But saaaqs anexami Ion rof the, editoraIs pocket
 book revealed lead quarter, giYeu me tae" by soths fond bab}cfibe4, and fe w pen F. "o' hid, So that 'aa was out of the question. It ,, is surprising how that lead qqarter sticks a.atp Rer ,,I RalWearit, rpG,Pp, the'b painess
 manager, few weeks ago, but in some svsd nway or ottet'iB came back again This 'dsIH paper, Bs the way 'fg" "quite unid ho tt ''''""! ptbilsed ffG four aF to six s'n mo aths ' agsd tnoh tts, .,tub Hrglnd hUa .rft.'' ''fd" . year, or during the season at the White ,.,,,sa.rM rMI9quptalp hotalsa kn9wtRe edhpFYery ,gsl~st&ell, Gnd hWvshad the pleasure of inbet- A s"syfbwdhga 'hitB! H6 is 'veterdh in the R gsIssW e shrpIOtaq uperadeJH H u " newspaper business, and has been the
 garE7th ''N tiaiN
 starter of many journalistic enterprise. edlrsaHs fsgaasaathe New '.Engiand H9msa hgs Northampton, 'Massi7 before 1t nt 'aslpasFemosba to Springfield" "its' preseut' ,wma ptrAE1ln rW -ssaf 7o e1o" sar'a
 alh ln llarnh llan.I saM aL aa LLaa -L .anl Ll.La
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RRO0KFIEL
RllMAHlETrI A LGal'1

sHsRm A HEEHFs K 9E tH 4 4 I ROUND THE JUNCTION E The sa road at the Junction is pro gffe5siag f fa abldly. The amount ot wort Ito be done, tss g surprise to every dne as i ipeflpdss ma provenents by therail yl road .ta thsiEgprQ Qpsrtgsss4a
 Farmers living ia.tbo vicinity Iof sk, Jaapt tiqng Eas4 pn naeh annoyed by tn, " dsalians employed hieueaNzlao dig pota eass. rakipg ts1en nutH with the fingers and leaving the stalks standing SD mheE gv4Sr AgF lls fRere are n' 5 assass gsps Esa essea4ast ie*sean Jafnes Lee teceiFed quite severe bite on the hahd from dog in Bridgeport but medical aid was immediately pro lslkedI Aha 1SbaE dn aqAences ate fear led as the hPqlq El1l3I ls IlstreeaYeFipg Ppifly. w Edwin H Tesgill has been sick ffom aI attack ot rheumatism, but is now recoH ering. 5s.ta Fsrsei4se.a 3tssskIn RhdsAfrs H. Allen Smith ara enter { tsihsNg g .stsarg issdy fffsFd afF dBn Brook. A aSffpxa aHnAap WaHatai aH8Y7
 Mrs Hezskiah Peck is h a very crisica sss tlffi
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LitchfieId County News
RQXBURY.

". 4. WATTS WILL CLOSE HIS ROXBURY
 BRANCH.
 ". A. Watts, who has been in busi- ness here for the last year and 8 half, has sdeeided to AcIose out the business within the next SO5days. 2
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"THIS. SWELTERING WEATHER

iIl JrfIiIl tUfEI-i-sju4 It,. I.,,, LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS. ..l iG .tUnIt .i1tnt f.. .t.,tl-li
 This big purchase of Shirt Waists was made jast in time, 5ust when yOnJ wanted theln. You'd not think of making them such woath. eH with pEiees like these to ibe Iads 25d, lac and 69c each. Req values at least half mb4ei ilt.' bod -.u'tt HI':l,t' 5..a t,tl
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z Miss GEisweld o8aGood sNEillssFarms East Ra iffiald, Me. ,ilas bea0 guest of Rev and Mrs F. P. ssgana1i. she BarA 4ttas parsonagef
 4 party.of2o young people fFoln Step .ney and Huntington left foK Milford Point. Wednesday, tO spend a week ln cptsages by the shore IA rbgai good tine WAS anticipated
 Miss Nellie DOrman of New Haven fs passing 8 few days with Rev and Mrs Warriner. C ".''''' 2. '''' ' ';.''''''"' --'
 Mrs Park of New Haven has. been a guest ot Mrs James Tayior. } tt,4 Il
 During the fierce storm of last week Friday the lightning struekgthe barnF df Edward Hook lot Guinea swIces klnfbs his horse. "A
 Mrs QN' PIPt9 ttF Yp q44q ffiek f2t liq#F37l
 Zalmon Purdy is shipping infusoria to large Philadelphia irpr.
 William Craft is diving a new horse, a recent purchase. .,,
 During the storm of last. Friday the building being erected by M. B. }Haw- ley was moved from its foundations about eight feet by the wind, A T .,ol5. B, HIaawgfleY & CRoa ohaye pgt ,a hapdr ts some sn WsaithhffE si hf yang ip1 the shARf Pf a
 Mir and Mrs Harry Niqholsof DaPbaFy have beehi bhe' guests of Lemde1 Osbofne B Wesley Sherman of Danbury, in conn pauy with two lady friends, while riding their eafeties on 8 trip to the shore, met with a mishap near the village green His wheel gave way in the frame, break. ing aparttRnd nearly dunping the fdiiesks less EideEaarait .snoa RH ssant8Ift R Frank gofbifig and'wifs tbjf waterbury have. been 4he ghestslp Of his broBaeH aEa, waTa Corning laips4a z1apfI fd
 Miss, Boothspf iBridgepDfFf Ffaeg gdest ef Miss Helen Seeley. 8aiha.l tal
 Mir and Mrs Chatla8 Hanks ahd dahghs ter of Bridgeport have been. entertained at Seeley Perry's.
 sNFa gs ge EginEon whos hEs fecBfiiy been the guest of Mrs c. B. Wheeler, is qow at Ocean Grove,
 Mrs Sylvia Jennings of Danbury Is at the hqlpe Of Edward Corning. gs
 Miss Lucy Chavell of StratforrI has been a guestat za1moa Purdg'e,
 10 Misa Hbtie 3lattf ha as sEpturnaf tofiher home ifr Sl1sftoh. s X < 4 HE
 4 lawn party will be held at Cl E. Os- bbrneH, August 25. Chalk down thel date where you can see IL 1
 Charles Q. Sherman, IT,, has returned t2 New Haven, g, svs
 The stepney yacht, 'LiIlie May, was laan6hed on Milford beach oa Wedness
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EARN BURNED 1N REDDiNG


 The terrific thunder storm of Friday EaftBrnoon' did some damage hereSe D >H1e barn of Awake Bs Bradley was struck by lightning and totally consumed. ft was nearly new building and was full clear to the peak, containing D tons Dfdla yfaua 150 shock of rye. MT Bradley was fully insured iagthe WilliauasRHg City Insur- a0ce Eo. .asJ nj EtR aaFne sg8arm the cottage of Joseph, 1Squires 90 at the Center was struck and damage to & considerable ex- tent. 4'he inmates .wefA. gFeatly fHghten ca but uniDjuTed. Mrs, s: B. Bab salso suffered from, the, storm, a, vald dahbA4g ahbA4g g COW being HifEed in tfe fRtd ty 8 lightning stroke 1t was insured. f
 EDaaohi5H Aeaf3E +[+A@ W}G
 Miss Arta E. Numbers of AuBtip, Tex as, has been passing few days with Mrs William H, F1jQ,. Miss Numbets an6 Mr4 ! II5lt drd oldftiuA8 friends and for several years were associated as teachers in the Epubgic s4l4bbi8 bf Ihdiaia) } MSS Ntthba?s is an qp-to-date Kindergarten principal in R4 Soatherp bome4 .E ahR, folloWihg9g < 4ss9 afestopping with A. Q. Gorham at the Center MT and Mrs Charles Marshall, son. and, dapghberls dIee ora May, of East, o range3 N: J.; Mrs William Hagamanl and son of 0 fange, N. J.; MT Norton and family of B Brooklyn, N. r.; William Dykman of East Orange, N. J.; Alex Cornell of Brooklyn and Maxwell Freed 5f Rss8vilfefs N. J.oGtun
 
 Quite numksE from Bedding aTtendBd the ,appiversaf exerciseaat I'd ashua on I'Mdnday. $ eez Ee
 E@E >rutit Miss Molly HA84le g4sg igiting her aunt, Mrs Osborne, a lIagham. l." 922I D Since the 1ddsets FfAwl4y, tEphe raim Beers ssaae oldgss Sao1n tbwaa be- ing nearly 9at
 During the heated S6Ym no less than five horses have succumbed to the Heat st the Park. itnhI 2
 Married, in Bedding, August 8 Dy,Rep B. 0. Pillsbury, John P. Merritt Dr., and Mary jyflE BFqtherton Sf Dahburyi '''"' '7
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mo-. AT THE NQRFIELD, CHURCH.
 ., At the gemi-annual meeting, of tn 'Notfeld' f. B.!s.'C. E., held op Angus g., these officers were elected , o Rreai dent, Frank ira K Lane; La YiGe-preaidept, Mrs Scofield secretary and treaguref, Hatti
 Wysnans 460kou5 committee, Annie. E E Fitchl, hl,.lM Mary Curry, Mrs Arthur; music Mrs c. Arthur, Ida Coley, Maud Will iah3 ;-ptbyer meeting, Aahie E, Fitch Mrs ,RWElPutt, Mus Banks i.social, Mary Curry, Nelia Nichols, Mrs Cha Be, Mr. Arthur; flower, Alice Fitch, Rober
 Williams, Nellie Perry, Mrs E! $turges 2 lmissiop9asry, l..i P9s En- Mis- Miss F. Hoyt3 iMi5 'Lillfe Adams temperance, Mrs Scofield Frank LaheI Minnie 'Williams,l IGbarleI SoQffelldt dt,nz .,irlL..L i,o-""Il|
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 fkn| .eHaqRq7H3 agRF 7HH3 fFTfsRfafrs. T qs a'"i The annual Congregational Sunday school picnic at Beardsley Park, Tues. day, was one of the most enjoyable pic. i nics the school has held for many years, The day day was very Rarn h1lts skhoB Ba in at' sndaHta feh Eat gs s comfort Fable as sHhos8 7ho Aata 9nd. The Etwo hours a0laey fffEe t1 port WAS HDj oyea by Hdse 1dB8 sssrlia party filled 1.-Two cafs cqnfostably Hh aot bBaat tkt
 Long Htll MetEsaklist aei ea had lalso, se. IecEe the satpa lme ad ace for their af a snc, Add f ssFg pleasant. sW1 qhools 8ikely fsilea the nayiliohi an gan had the pleasure Of dining to
 gether.
 J0ss9@pph A. Reynolds and Miss Louise Lhommedieu, both of Bridgeport, were quietly mhrFidd .# th9 barsonaga Satur. day evening, Rev W. F. White ofliciat- ing. Only the parents Of the briae, were pEefeat. AMtabdsMEstHeynolds VI Ill make tAeE Nome ip' Brilgepdrt.
 The ChautauQua circle will go on it's aananpel ezsqqrsf qp,e9 New York, via Rose dale, next week Friday. From New York the circle will go to some near point of interest to be determined lattet. The losing sideds,to furnish eendertaEAnhent for the circle only, but all who have been in= terested in, Chautauqua work, and all their friends 'are~eord7aIly1 invited to go on this most delightful trip. sRg TT Quite anumBer from Trumbull attefafs ed the F laying 4 of the ggogPeg vs9one at Bethany t6etSanlY f7lh9iaHPsals f7lh9iaHP Sunday ' aftaFnaph.
 MT and MrsoNeIsoas FrentAr 91tertain friends from New Haven. p'r3
 Misses Aida and Leonora Hawley haYeg returned homeiIafs5fI eE5bsyih q She' sea breezes for few days. ,
 Seleetmans Mallett has put ttIe "Ate
 sinaA R4oad ip fqst class aonditib bns bet , teFi 5sit5ef f5hefap9e ef9ell i1 has Rgs4 for naRE yaFs ,RaE. gqAes and fa@llg gef N ew Jersey fatFFfaaF aFFfa FisititRrlgat tGffefo tGffefoEge B39qfPn's.
 taWtlliam Grayais an tlie sick listI
 lil atEuafI 5JT.z sTg RIM ,aianaal 4DNrNGTON. ta-svf
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
Mrs Emma Carr ig giving pIiI

Mrs Emma Carr Is giving pian ussssggEafE x to Eva{A Arnold.sz @ : ag I
 Ihe NfenIe aS Pleasure8 Beach, last Fg'sg was vsry enjoyable aFia Fishd l.assa present from, Bridge
 ilg Esssl5 esaaeld ahd Stratforrdi. E 5ssSa \ ssuIad ufJ | HRA1A MORRIS.
 August 8, Mary Morris, widow Of .H,siahFiana M oEris, aged F85years. Her fuderal was held at the church, Sunday afternoon, attended by RRd Ja M, Kktaea fthe inter 1mdnt, took place at, t-lqq Oak Lawn cemetery by the side of, her hashands, who died many years ago" Her willing hands and cheerful voice ,Wiili3b greatly missed 'by many tp this community. raJ. |" ."'
 ,vf t # saf uTrt e v ssr--r-s o.r { ttg "a Mrs stA.eM. eBartratii of Black Rock has placed handsome new headstones to mark the last resting places of her deceased EfatherA mother and sister in Oak Lawn csneteFSs>s S%Ss%%&N>%>- ''',' st Thelittle child that was tai ken 50 sick at MfsSSimon H. Burr's on it's ,arfivalj WAS u ssnt s back E jEp Gq9Rr Gq9Rrge qf 2 one of the 'ndfs8s, Saturday: Vt '' S' ''''
 i1 Most Of the members of cabb b'kSstt kest:a while returned to their homes3 Saturday, afternoon but few remainedtFQ epjQy the salt air till Monday morning.
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The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

'99 DEATH oFMFs ELIZA 'sHEPARD.
 "'Mtg Eit2g She para widow" of the late Frddetluk Shepard, died at her home on M ain atreebs Wednesday afternoon, aged "A years, The funeral was. held at the house Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock
 Rev II. L. Slack ofiiciated. Mrs shepard was oHe Of the oldest members of the .CODgtegatisnaI ehurrh, land in her younger days was an, active Christian woman. She was. loved and respected by all who knew her best. 'H .=
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

O'DeII < Thomas are away after cattle -ExEEsAa Ea 3@Egg 2 v8 sE5H
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

' FFank Pierce finished the past week
 harvesting his. crop of, 20 acres of oats,
 which has delayed his finishing his hay ing until the past week. ...'......a, 'r''".
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Sergeant Nicholson entertains this p G. sent 'week'his 'sUn-in-law, Flank tPelton, ofsNew M nferd, ,and his children.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

Miss Florence Wetmore returned, Saturday, from West sHoboken, N. Y., where she has been visiting a few weeks.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

D. CT. Squiq8 rode up to R0xbury s B.
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