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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
LIGHT FEET

take pleasure n fine carpets. 1t almost
makes one light footed to walk over
them. Nothing contributes more to
home comfort than carpets, and all the
latest ideas for home comfort in car
pets, rugs, mattings, in)ieums, and
oilcloths are presented n our establish
ment. In buying carpets you'd better
pay three prices for a good thing than
one price for a poor article; the higher
priced good VIII last enough longer to
be the cheaper. Here you get both the
low price and the \ goods.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction OF any cough med
icine / handle. and as 4 seller leads all
other preparations in this market. I
recommend it because IL is the best
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
noon TO 1 O'CLOCK.

100 dozen Ladies Fast Black Seamless
Hose. good value a, Zoe, On sale al 64c
pair
100 dozen Children's Hose, 1212c
value. al Sc
Silk Mics at &c pair.
Taffeta silk Gloves Sc pair.
100 pair 3l2 yards long Curtains S1.C0
pair.
TO . Il. VI.
100 dozen beautiful Lace and En-
5rOiiered Orsandie Wrappers, worth
81. 80. on sale al zoe.
SCileI C0rse, Covers &c. worth 25c
S0ilej Gowns at SOC. worth $1.00.
Slightly Nussed Stamped and Limited
Linens a, about half price.
BraiuarI x Armstrong; Flo, Roman
and Rope Flosses 3 for Toe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

5000 Yards New FAN Fancy Wool
Novelties. worth SOC at soc.
40-inch Fancy Wool Novelties worm
75c. az 1870
40. As and 50-inch Black Dress Goods
from 1212c 20 500
One lo- 24-inch beautiful Black Fig
ured Silks. S1.O0 quality a- 69c.
10 piece beautiful Black Brocade SILK
and Satin Danask at S1.00 and $50.
IL 4. NJ. To L. ~.
SEQ Zine Gloria Umbrellas. natural
wood handles. worth $50. az Csc.
Ladies Percale and Linen Lawn
Waists. worth 75c and S1.CU, az 25c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

Commencing August 5,h. the B. G 0.
r. r. VIII run trains Nos. 4, > and : TO I
into the camp ground station, until fur
Their notice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

B7s will b. received for stand privi-
jeges at the Labor Day Picnic, Saturday.
August 29Jl. by Ned Sins, 103 Twelfth
street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

Money loaned on Clothing. Watches.
Jewelry. Bicycles and all personal prop
erty, al 1898 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
2245-47-4e MARKET STREET.
eDUCATIONt-
NOISES BUSINESS

Schaefer AZ DriehOrst
street. corner Alley ~. 8 tr...i'''
ness Training school. where Oh tpY.- Do.
taught exactly asit be- 'vts. boz.
ness house. Every branch De- 'H'
practical and useful.
The Training received WIZ Hll
liable to any buslnc.- huu-" Boz i''-
business men, parent $3.50" Y'u'
invited TO call and 500 lsf itci-
methods uscd.
Morning, afternoon aud c'cn'H"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
RANDOLPH MASON. "
His Strange Schemes as Narrated
by Melville D. Post, Of This City,

A Notable Little Book Just From
the Press of 6. P. Putnam Sons,
New York-Several Of the Scenes
Laid in West Virginia, and One OF
Them in This City-A Critical Re
view
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

One lot Ladies Fine Cloth Jackets,
light weight. some lined throughout, On
sale az S1.00 up.
S.Ik and Cloth Caps at low prices.
Caillren's Embroidered Refers Csc
up
Choice of Duck and Russian Crash
Suits az Csc $l.49 and $3.9S.
To . p. VI.
ROGERS Knives and Forks s. 9S doZ.
Rogers Spoons $3.50 dOz.
ROGERS Tablespoons 81 IS doz.
100 Fine Quajruple Pla,e Tea Sets,
worth 5000, a, S4.9S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

100 pieces Scotch Plaids, suitable for
children. worth Ice, at &c yard.
one 10, Machin,oshes for ladies ana
children. worth 500 TO $500, at Sl.9o.
Our lot of Porch cushions, 29c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
SPECIAL SALE-THE LEADER.
TOMORROW === MONDAY
.AEHOUR SALElE

tomorrow popular hour sdie
bargain eaS
plenty everything COME EARLY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
JUDGE BENEFITS BOOM.

His Weston Friends Believe He IS the Com
ing Man-said To BE Compromise Gan
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
NAVY Bit

Ground Lawns. with clear cut. catchy
white figures. are scarce article.
We VIII open Tucsc1v-pOss Mon
day-a choice line OF these at l2l2c
yard. Black grounds also among the
lot
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

An assortment that has grown 80 large that it laps over on the Silk department counter where there is better light and more room to see what one is buying, With a larger clerical force to expedite matters.
 Ladies' white scalloped and embroid- cred, special lot, for SC. A special lot ladies lace edge, regular l5c kind for loc. A large line ladies scalloped and embroidered and embroidered and hem. stitched, I3c each, or ? for 25c.
 Ladies' and mems unlaundered initial, all IireD, I3c each or for 25.. Ladies initial, large or small letter, all linen, fir 25c. Mems initial, all linen, 9 and 5Oe.
 The biggest ard bcst line Ladies seal loped and embroidered and hemsti;ched embroidery in the city, for soc. Other ones for 75c, SI, D, 50, 5, $2, 2.25, and 2.50. Beautifully choice and eIc- gant.
 100 different patterns in ladies' Swiss at 2gc each. Fancy Silk for I3c,l ,l5c, 25c and soc. Queen Anne, 25c, Hemstitched all Iinen-I.8, IT, l }, l and 3in hem for lOc, 13c, 17c and 25c, guaranteed.
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their contracts. This company claim the distinction of having run more hours in the past three years than any other man. ufacturing corporation in the New Eng land states. Notwithstanding the hard times, they have run full time through out the entire year, and, while prices in their line of business are very low, yet they seem to have the happy faculty of keeping their help continuously employed on full time.
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HATTERIOWN
n.rNoAINa rLn scnoo. nulLnINa.

IMPROVING THE SCHOOL BUILDING.
 The work of repairing our school buildings is about completed. The school house has been rcshiuglcd, new floor laid, 1 l new double seats purchased, about 75 feet of blackboard prepared, he Interior woodwork painted and many other minor Improvements made. The special meeting of December l2 authori- zed the committee to have the outside of the buildings painted, to build q new woodhousc, to purchase new desk and chair for the tenchcr, efc. When all the Improvements are completed our school property will complrc favorably with any in town.
 Mrs E. Bcld"'d of Hartford has visited for a few days with h.r mother, Mrs A. Booth.
 Miss Katie E. Gent of New York City began the second term Of our ,chool, la~t Tuesday. Miss Gent boards at Charles Beuedicts.
 Mis-. Matte C. Fischer is at home for the holidays
 Mr. F. E Booth hu- visited rchtivrs at Frcrport, l. l.
 F. B. Booth spout ,vpral days, ~cceut- ly, In New No,k.
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Local Affairs.
MATTERS or susINEss.

M. Stern; Special oQer holiday gifts 50 dozen hems,iche" initial handker- chiefs and lOt; 5L 6zen lace edge and embroidered haudkerchiefs 5 and l0c ladies' and gents silk handkerchief7 em- broidercd initial, at n and Soc; elegant line picture frames new styles, p and Soc; large assortment dolls, toilet boxes and many other useful articles. CtoAks and capes at half their former prices to close them out, An elegant jacket at S3 90 and Sl 90, were double. Millinery : will give 25 per cent discount on all our trimmed hats. You can buy nice trim med hat at 0Sc. In addition we will al- low your fare tU Danbury by buying $5 worth of goods. IT. will pay you tu call on M. Stern, lS5 Main street, Daubury t; leading millinery and cloak house.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
 --AT--. PERRYL. HURD'S 423 Main Street,
 BRIDGEPORT,
BRIDGEPORT,
In all sorts of useful Holiday Goods, Holiday Handkerchiefs


 In great variety of styles and quail ties, in Silk, Linen and Lawn, Initial ed, Hemstitched aud Embroidered at SC, 10c 12 1-2c, 25c, 38c, soc, 75c and S1 each.
 Gents Holiday Silk Muflers in all colors, black and white, plain and brocaded. at 25c, 38c, soc, 75c, S1, 1.25, 50, 1 75 each.
 Pocket Books 25c, 38c, soc, 75c, S1. Purses 5c. 10c, 25c, 38c. soc Choice Perfumeries, Triple Extracts Feather Fans soc, 75c S1, l 25. Dolls 25c, 38c, 48c, 68c 98c. Aprons of fine linen with deep hems, lace and iT sertion trimmings at 19c, 25c 38c soc, 75c. Sl.
 Silk and Silk Lagloria Umbrellas. .S1 25, 139 48, l.75, 1 98 2.25 2,48 3 75, 3 98, 3.39, 3.75, 3.98, 4,25,4.48 75, S5
 Ladies' Kid Gloves 75c, S1, S1.25. Cents Kid Gloves S1, 1.25 15O. Ladies' A9ece lined Gloves 15c. 25c Ladies' Fur top fleece lined kid gloves Sl 1 25
 Cents fur top fleece lined kid gloves soc, 75c and S1.
 Cents fancy coIored silk teck ties 25c, and soc.
 Winter Underwear, Hosiery, Laces. aibbons and Notions at lowest prices.
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CLOVES.

Every known kind that are worn il this section of the country, misses and ladies', youths and mems. Lovely shades for evening wear and elegantly warm ones for outdoor service-walking driving, wheeling and working.
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Children's sorts in boxes-1.2 doziin a box-for 25c, 4Oc. 5Oc and 75c.
MUFFLERS.

Black Silks for soc and 75e, s1, l 25 l,5O. Scotch Plaid. for s1, 125 and l. 50. White Silk, figured, soc and 75c, $1,1,25 and 50. Navy Blue s1, 25 and 15O, At the handkerchief and Hosiery de- partment.
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Sofa Pillows, for presents; French sateen, double rufi4, for 75., Art Silk, full ruffies, made in IS, 20 and 22,in for 98c, l.25, l48 and 198 each, Japanese Silk, beautiful shades with gold thread embroidered for 88, I.5O, g and 2.5o each. Oriental Silk with cord from $50 to I 50. Others in elegant designs and choice colo1ings, novelties, 4.50 to SC.
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STIRRING TIMES
AND
CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS

Keep Holiday trading up to the boil ing point every day. There is all the variety, beauty and worth that any one can ask to have; so much so that the big, roomy store is crowded almost from morning to night. From this on we shall keep open evenings in oeder to &C., commodate the thousands who find it difficult to come in the day time.
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FORTY YEARS OF HAPPY MARRIED LIFE.

Mir and Mrs Robert A. Clark of Haw- leyville celebrated the 40fh anniversary of their marriage on Wednesday, by d pleasant social family gathering at the old homestead. MT and Mrs M. B. Ter Till of Sandy Hook, MT and Mrs Herbert Clark and Mrs John JudsOn of NewtOwn and Mrs Brush of Danbury were among the guests. Despite the stormy day without all was pleasure within the home and Mr and Mrs Clark are wished many happy returns yet of the celebration of their wedding day.
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A girl from the County home at Nor. walk, who has been temporarily at Constable c. B. JOhnson's, was taken suddenly ill on Sunday. Blindness fol- lowed, and the case seems peculiar one. She is probably to be taken to the hOspi- tai at Bridgeport.
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and to extend to one and all a Merry Christmas.
ENTERTAINMENT BY vIRGILUs COUNCIL.
 K. c.

Bills are out for minstrel and variety entertainment me to be given by TirgliGs Opera house, Tuesday evening, January 5. The entertainment is to be given largely by local talent and there is prom ise of some side-spittfng scenes. They are trying to make this the cream of all entertainments ever given in the hall ,and expect to see large numbers of their friends. Dancing will follow the enter tainment. The committee of arrange ments are John F. Heating, Thomas Lil- lis, Michael Tierney. Joseph Lavery, Martin Talty, John H. Kane and John HOnan.
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The Sandy H., k Wooden Co. have at their factory at Sandy llo"k some exc, lent pieces of cI"'h, remnants, that ur' suitable for clak or bar Ret Dnug Thi- cloth ia valuable to those wbo wi l. anything of the k,nd nrd can be had a. very reasonable figures by calling at tie farrnrR
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Miss Mary J. Hubbell is home iron, school duties at South Manchester to pas the Christmas vacation with her parent, Firt selcctman and Mrs W. H. Hubbell
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J. II. Warner of Sandy Hook. R. A. Clark of Hawleyville and 5. B. Clark of Stony Hill atteuded the funeral of the late Legrand G, Beers at Long Hill on IuesdAY.
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Miss Caroline Hawley of Hartford, daughter of Tyrus Hawley, and sister of the late R. D Hawley, was buried in the Lands End cemetery on Thursday after noon.
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The friends of George W. Northrop of Palestine district gave him surpri-, party on Tuesday night. Abour 60 e'e present and dancing "as erj'yed till Ii late hour.
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Mir and Mrs E J Hall are In Danbur to enjoy Christmas turkey with MT q Mrs Albert Hall, where there is gath ering ard -acial reunion Of the Hal. fam flp.
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Arthur Reynolds and friend from the school at EasthamptOn, Mass, and Miss Katharine Reynolds of Lakewood, N. J., are at home for the holidays.
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One Way to be HanpY

Is tO attend to inc comfort of yOuT family, should one catch N slight Cold or Cough, call on II $. 'Om-tnck, Warren; D. Burnham- New Prestonj WoodhnrY Drug Co Wood. Oxford; E.J Potter, south Britain. E. F. flaw. ley New own, B. IIawle' X Co.,, Stop0ev, Mar shall Beach. Monroe J. Nj Sullivan, Bedding Ridge, A. B B)aNcman, Botstnrd sole agents, and get a trial bottle "t Ott0's Cure, the Ger man Remedy, free. W" give ii away to prov that we have sur" cure for Conghs, Colds Asthma. Consumption, and all diseases of The Throat and Lungs. Large sizes poe and 25c.
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Mrs Edward Taylor wa in New York and Brooklyn to spend few days, the first of the week,
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We have just received a re- markable,lot of silk lined and silk faced jackets to sell for 3.75, 500 and 7.5o each, They are the same styles as women paid 7.5O, 1000 and I5.oo for a little while ago.
 With the same lot came a quantity of boucle capes trim med with thibet and lined with satin price 500 each. They are worth 10. .oo.
 So much selling in dress goods the past few weeks has made heaps of remnants, waist lengths, skirt lengths, chil- dren's dress lengths, etc. Out they go now for what they'll fetch.
 Winter shoes, rubbers, over- shoes and arctics never sold so we'll before.
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Gray Mohair Skirts with Tin rufie and plaid heading, always s, now l.4s, a holiday price. The Wash Goods de- dartment has delightful assortment of UDderskirts
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N early
 

That's good to eat and nearly everything that's good to pre- pare it with, cook it with and serve it with, at prices you'll be glad to pay. That's what our Big Store offers you now, since adding to what has long been the biggest and best stock of House. furnishings in Western Conn. , the biggest and best Grocery Store in easy trading distance, and d model Meat Market.
 Every reader of TIE BEE is cordially invited to inspect these new departments of our Big Store, and to share in the bene- fits that come from buying here.
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Harry Orgelman is pulfing on hand some new genuine brier pipe, the gift of q gentleman friend at the Hook.
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Mrs s. c. Bull | on the sick list and under the doctors care.
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This is just the weather for sleigh bells, sleds, robes, blankets, gloves, etc, and E. r. Hawley's is the place to buy them.
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Th B BtiIec eo, af Es Berlin, ate n0N u nina theit piaut l4 hours day, in order to keep up with
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Fred l.. Curtis is home for Christmas with his mother, Mrs Laura l., Curtis, of Curtis Hill.
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K F Hawlev wishes to thank his many customers for their generous patronage
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Howard Bassett left Wednesday to spend week in New ork with friends
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Mems Outing Flannel Nightshirts, well made and full size, for 59c and 75c esch. Motterly kinds that will keep her grown up bcy warm.
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Abso'u-elv pure. perfectly harmless, and inVariabIy rcDiable are the qualitie~ 5f Ole Minute Cough Cure. IL never tiI- io crl |~, c~aup and lung troubles. Nhidren like r. because ii is pleasant to take and it. helps them Edgar r Hawley, Newborn; $. C-Bull Sandv Fn0k; A B Blakcman, BOtsfOrd {; B HawIey & Go, stepney.
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Alden r W tght tf Bunlo, x. I |. with hi- Drothrr, Fnu"h Wright, trr tt, winter.
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(Formerly the Rowland Stark oo)
THE DAY
AFTER


New Years gifts can be picked up for very little mon- ey-doIls, toys and fancy goods of every description.
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Jam"s tnrrnaug' la. 'at. 8 r ifi". with D E I-5oI, Il Ipadl. x fasu.l at Ma. bledale.
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Gonuine Boston baked pork and heane. 10: quart can, are delicious, at E. F Hawley's.
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For 1897 dlaripa, almanacs and New Ynar's cards call on the undersigned. TIE F. Hawlev.
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Ralph N. Betts came homo from Brook lyn, Thursday, to pass Christmas and Sunday with his parents.
 
 The friends of Rev Charles H. Smith of Plymouth have received the sad inteli geuce of the death If his only son, Yer non, bright little boy of six years. Diphtheria was the cause. The Thomas- ton Express states that Mir Smith, his wife and two children are i'll with the malady. Mir Smith ia well known here, having lectured and preached in New. town a number of times. He will have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends ia this severe sfli ction.
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NTOTICE-The Board ot Relief wllI be III ses- " sion ct the Town Clerks office on Monday January 4, 1897, from 10 &. m. till $ m, TOT the purpose ot hearing appeals; also at the same time and place the assessors and board Of relief will meet for the abatement of polls. HOBART B. CAMP, SIMON CORE r. JOHN sAV2EY, Board of Relief; MIN0TT AUGURs ANDREW EGAN, SAMUEL BARGUMs Asses sors Dated aG Newtown, Dec B, 1896.
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Amorg these trrm abrrHd vhn attrrd ed the funeral rf C"I J me- Smi'h n Monday were William W. ooirh vl Poughko"p-i Mead Mr- th' - w. . and C. Irving Wood uf N." I .E. NJ Charlr, Nu'r-,f Npr .d, M .~~. Vi, and Ms k Y B.n-rv If w. hJgr n vile, N. Y ard b. L. A. Smith of x. !. York.
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Mir and Mrs Arthur Djbhlc of Plum trees welcomed o daughter in thrjr home on Tue-dAy, thr 22i.
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Muott Augur has had some prime Christmas beef hanging in his market, fartened by HOratin Latin on the Platt farm. It's probably about all gone by rhjs time. but thp gpnigl markctman knows whe more grows if it is needed aud yHn supply 1T nn short notice.
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Commencing Tuesday, December l, we will offer our immense stock of new Millinery Goods at about half our usual low prices, We will quote a few of the bargains;
 Velvet bound Felt Rats, 39c were 62c.
 Colored French Felt Hats 75c were S1 12 and S1 25. RIBBONS FOR FANCY WORK.
 Eo. 9, 5, ? CoIored Silk Moire Rib bon, 5c a yd was 10c.
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No cure aIl old sores, to heal an indo 'crt Il cor, or to ,rredHv cure piles, you n d -i" ply apply DrWUt'- Witch H z ,) Sttvo aecrdiug rn directions. It. .u gic like acrion vill surprise you E P. Haw'rv, N"wtowu; S c. Bull, < Srdv Hook; 4 R. Blakeman, Bots rold; B. Hawfev &5 "o., Stepney,
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Mrs Isaac Beers of Sandy Hook slipped on the ice, one day this week, straining her ankle qlir" badly. ] Miss Nichols of Brooklyn is a Christ mas guest at the home of Philo Nichols.
 Just the weather for rubber boots, felt boors and arctics and Warner, Taylor & turtis are selling the right goods for To" tgurn. A nice fur robe and a heavy blanket for the horse may be needed. Call and see what they ran offer.
 Michael Cuuahau's child, of the Glen, has been seriously sick wth a bad throat.
 John Siel, former resident of Sandy Hook, but for some wears away, has re- fu ned and is employed aL the Sandy Hook Woolen Co.
 Mir Allen, who purchased the place in E Brk~hIrp, wa, obliged 10 shoot his horse. on. dav hat week. Old age was the r1,U-e.
 >d.ualnrva. born Io Justice ard NJ A J. -". .a2H "'. saturday la-t.
 f'" r.'. .... r.u'. wore out early l.H ar> ms.uJ,ss a..d made the road su..r b'g d'.t -.
 J u. Ur~J.e.1. ~~, raf- on Thur. ".."".." --.. Na'-.n.
 '" U a.o Bulk. wr. h.pnilv sur, u't,d '.o. lnr dt. h receiving a vi~tr { .u t...- ..r.-. N-- Nr.r sharp from l. | .I- rhrr-3 si.rrrs had not .r. h t't.j in Il flars. Many ch8ugr~ h.5 a.t r-.. i. hn.h fuiIire since r|. ~, tuE Mrs ~h4-p. called on 3o.u a.I Dr.,. .l+ ~h.e yi-ijjng at her -j-..s's, Ms- B.oE~'.
 M--T.C. Grbert. with Miss Elsie. ''. jn B j!g'u .rr, last week, the guc-t "f Ml+ J. D. Beach.
 N'thaugh bv The contract all of the mi n.Hr bV rho pqrroDs 0f HawleVvi'l. rre mrrF 0H- Ir b. taken, vpt on Sun ia thnv vrrn c"upnJlnd to keep back VII rl,ir uIIk. IT. was claimed that the -u,E et"~w hctr back one days supply f~,fn Ne,e N..E. thus making surplus # ."" dav'- ~uiplv on the New York milk mem httd*.
 Miss Mary Ferrcu is in very poor hrNIth, rhj7 winter
 N.vF. F. J,ho-on of tha BorkoIov Di Vi .rv -rh '"I, Midl"Cown, is at homr g'' 'hn hYndaE~.
 'D F. V. P. vk. ~~. has bean aflf,q f ,r erur ,,,- A The p4-t week h D. h."n c."tj .dr' the bed the most oI h. time.
 k ..' huron .h,u h~s startod .y. rno ..n rp '.." hr f. f numb If -oIl ..'.' 'y"~. In i-~ dav jr h. 2" n "' u. n"..t'na go q manv fan j. l,' hu' au ] -' .-lt- rr q "n rvtr suppv f z" d q H-... 4 Ic-. d'pnnd for wurk
 J l. Jtm". -ppm- ro h. doing quite lu ior i0 Jhr hursp >hrei 9, as is pF irg fhprr nI,avs seemS 10 be 5 he. f h"rv"- {" be -h"d.
 C <. Ardravs opan"d at hia store in D hu E. la~t < Sunday. a model house .u'ui. hi g e teh'i-hmpuI f IT in it can b. und dinIer fit far king and all the p}'iHrC.s to c"uk a~d -orvP it win Nhi- + 9 noW fpafurp fir D luhurv and .'f' doubt wil br very popular p'ace, Chr market i model and the grocrrv fl led with chuic'~t gods, while the turI i.hirgo for kitchen and table car uot be cXcelltd.
 B ,rg~jns in + nchester lamps at $I 75 n,H $2 90 handsome goods at Warupr.
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B .rg~ins in Rochester lamps at $I 75 'rd $2 90 handsome goods, at Warnpr. Fn1Dur & tusri.'. A big drive in men's tr boys caps, c0sv ones, at 50c.
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Mrs Isaac Beers ofSandy Hook slipped on the ice, one day this week, straining her ankle quit" nadlv.
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Holiday grod=, V hat we have left at your own price, E. F. Hawley.
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E. H. DILLON & co.
GREAT REDUCTION SALE OF CHOICE
 MILLINERY GOODS.

No. 5 All Six Satin Ribbon 4c yd was 7c.
 No. 80 All Silk Satin Ribbon 19c was 29c yd
 19 inch CoIored and Black Silk Vel vet 46c worth Sl.
 2OOO Stylish Trimmed Hats that were from S2 to SIS at about half price.
 Ladies' should not miss this great reduction and save money.
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NTOTICE-I will be at the Town clerks ofnes
 IN on Saturday afternoont September from l to p. m-, and every Saturday Ios ing, until further notice. ROBE CLARK. Collector.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

THOR SALE One new carri ege, one new Com n cord, 5 new Portland cutters, cond. hand ones, one set light bobs. K c. MITCH EI4Ls Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, I$iiiou5ucsss IndigcstIoDs Headache A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25
AT ST ROSES.
THE SERVICES ON CHRISTMAS DAY.

THE SERVICES ON CHRISTMAS DAY.
 The services on Christmas day will be as follows: At a. m., high mass; at 9 a m., mass; at II a. m., high mass. There will be special music during the day, and the church, as usual, will be rhronged with worehippers.