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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The long delayed meeting of the board
Of education was held on Saturday after
noon. The subject of disseminating GER
tain districts in the town was discussed
and the resolution adopted not to close
any of the schools for the present. The
following teachers have been assigned
and began their work on Tuesday: Ida
z. Means, District No. l Edith nj. NAL
lory. District No. 2; Alice T. Minor of
New Haven, District No. 3; Nellie E..
Mack, District No. 5 !; Edith Minor, Dis
trict No. 6 Cora M. Gaipin, District No. z {;
Cora NJ. Hilton, District No. 8; Susan l..
Morris, District No. 10; Anna r. Sicily,
District No. II ;Alice T. Kirkland of Yales-
vile, District No. 10. The teachers for
the remaining districts will be appointed
later and work begun on Monday next.
Mr. and Mrs G. T. Morris, Hobart Nor.
ris, William Dakin and Mrs Dakin are
away on their annual outing at the shore.
Mrs Rolf, daughters and son are guests
at J. B. Halls.
Bennett Galpin has returned to his
studies at Mt Hermon, Mass.
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WEST MORRIS.
PERSONAL CHAT.


Leslie, Walter. and Earle Wright, who
have been visiting at Mrs s. T. Burgess,
returned to their homes in Bristol, last
week. They came from Bristol on
wheels geared to 80 in three hours, which
is good time for little fellows of nine, IL,
and Is years.
Michael Logue is putting an addition
on the west end of his house.
Chris Hager and family of Danbury
spent few days, last week, at L. A.
Hager's.
Mrs f. A. Powers, Miss C. A. Potter,
and Miss Grace Sanford drove to New
Preston and spent the day with Mrs
Emily Wedge one day, last week.
Charles Hotchkiss is the happy father
of 8 girl baby.
). B. Sanford is digging and cartine
off his potatoes as fast as possible. They
are about the only ones In this vicinity
that are large. but they are rotting badly,
The rest of the farmers report small pc,
tatoes and few in the hill.
Miss @. A. Potter and Miss Grace San
ford. after spending week at Maple
Ridge, drove to New Haven via Wood.
bur y. Oxford and Seymour.
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WASHINGTON,

John j. Turner, prominent music
teacher and baritone soloist, of Boston
Mass, has been passing some weeks al
Rev Mr. Angeles.
George CrOwther, the enterprisipg
gentleman who keeps in order the lawns
in and about Washington Green, has EN-.
parked this year in the market garden
ing business. He keeps two assistants,
Messrs Henry Gee and James Murphy.
Next year Mr. Crowther plans to embark
more extensively in raising vegetables.
The Romford Sunday school assembled
at the schoolhouse on the afternoon of
September l. Miss Fem, the teacher,
and scholars were well ladened with flow
ers from which many beautiful bouquets
were made. The children were favored
with refreshments supplied by their
teacher. All things considered it was a
pleasing event for all. 1t is hoped that
the good work will long continue.
Misses Gertrude Schwenk and Ida Lew.
is of Waterbury have been staying a few
days at Daniel Gillett's in Remford.
A basket of bottles filed with an nm
known liquid, and lantern, were found
in the road one morning recently. Thew
were afterwards identified.
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The Center school began on Thursday
OF last week. Nearly all the others be-
gan on Tuesday. Miss Alice r. Day of
New Haven is teaching West Iron Works.
Miss Anna Beers of Brooklyn was the
guest of Miss Sophia Kellogg on Sunday
and Labor day.
Il. W. Green of New York spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs E. c. Smith.
Mrs Florida Kellogg spent Labor day
with her parents.
Miss Lulu Green was admitted 8 MEM
Der of the Congregational church on Sum
day.
With the opening of the school season
there is the usual exodus of scholars and
teachers as this town supplies it's quota
of both to different schools in the coun-
ty.
On Tuesday Miss Theodore Skidmore
returned to the Moody school at North
field where she is a teacher of mathemat-
les, taking with her Miss Lucy Sagendorf,
Willie Blackman, Miss Louise and James
Hawley of Hawleyville, and Miss Mildred
Smith of Whisconier.
Rev Mr. Whitcome will not start on his
vacation trip until next week, so he will
preach as usual at st PauIs, next Sum
day.
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Mrs Egbert butcher of Dover Plains
N. Y, is visiting at Miss Mary Snede
| ker's.
Messrs Lathrop e Shea had force
of men and train here, Sunday, load.
ing their locomotive (Maggie) and most
of their--dump cars. They have removed
them to North Haven where they have
large contract for the Consolidated
road.
Miss Margaret Berry of North Kent
left home, Wednesday, of this week for
Florida. She intends to stop day or
two in New York while on the wav
South. She goes with her cousin, Mrs
Stanton, with whom she has a position
as governess for the children.
Mr. and Mrs Garner Benson of Good
Hill started Tuesday morning for Wor-
cester, Mass, to visit their daughter,
Mrs Frank Pierce.
The village school opened Tuesday
morning.
Prof P. E. Cliff was in town few DAYS
last week.
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New Haven County.
QUAKER FARMS.
GOOD WORK FOR TEMPERANCE,

| NNOD WYNN FOh 4EMIERANCE.
The w. G. T. U. is arranging a weeks
rally to be held at the Good TempIar'I
hall, September 2G to October 3. Rev
0. j. Range will sLeak on Tuesday even
ing, the 2Sth, and Mrs Alta 81. Downs OF
Bethany on one evening. Speakers from
Waterbury and elsewhere will fill ou
the week, Saturday excepted. Full par
ticulars will probably be announced
next week,
Stephen Heacock of New Milford con.
Quoted the meeting at the hall, Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. B. Brewer visited MI
and Mr. and Mrs Edward Slye, of Anso-
MIA, last week.
Miss Jessie Human is at home, and
will keep house for Mrs Mallett while
Miss Margaret Frazier has her vacation.
Mr. Northrop, Miss Emma Davis, and
Miss Jessie Lum have been to Niagara
Falls, and report most delightful trip,
the weather being good.
Mr. and Mrs William Boyd of Platt's
Mills, Waterbury, with Miss Lillian and
Master Willie, spent Labor day visiting
friends in towu.
The sewing society met this week at
the home of Mrs Meigs.
Rev Mr. Balsby will preach at the Epis-
copal church, Sunday afternoon.
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SHEPAUG RAILROAD.
June IL. 1897,

June ID, 1897.
BETHEL-Leave 10A5 g.. m. $40 p. N.
Sunday IS q. m. Arrive $50 q. M, 400
d. m. Sunday 6.10 p IN.
HAWLEYVILLE-Nort HOO q. m, 5-27 p. m.
Sunday, 500 q. m. Leave for Bethel e-T a.
M, 4.01 p. m. Sunday, 5.55 p. m.
sHEPAUG-North, t1112 q. M, 1888 p. m
Sunday, ts-l3 am. South. t9.23 am.,t 3.53 p
m. Sunday, 5.36 D. m.
ROXBURY FALLS-North, t1120 a. M, t5AI
pm. Sunday, fS.22 am. South, f9.l5 AIM, t345
p. M. Sunday, t5.26 p. m.
ROXBURY-North, II. rs q. m, 5.55 p. m. Sun
day, s-35 q. IN. South, 9.06 a. m, 1856 p. m,
Sunday, 5.l5 p IN.
JUDD's BRIDGE-North. t11.S4 a. M, t6.01 p
M. Sunday, tS.42 al m. South, 1900 a. m,
1880 p. m. Sunday, t5.03 p. m.
WASH1NGTON-North, l1.45 g.. m. Gle p. m.
Sunday, 902 a. m. South. s.4S q. M, 3.45 p
m. Sunday, Adj p. M.
NEW PRESTON-North. Il. 4s a. M, GIG p. m
Sunday, sos q. m. South, s.4 a. M, 3.14 pm
RoMFoRD-North, 11.4s a. M, t6.25 pm. Sun
day, s.19 8. m. South, 1885 q. M. T3.05 p, m
MORRIs-North. 1903, 1880 p. m. SUN
day, 927 a. m. South, 1880 q. m, 1890 p. m
Sunday, AIS p. m.
BANTAM-North, 12.12,p.m., $50 p. m. Sunday
945 a. m. South, s.22 8. M, 2.a2 p. "a. sun
day. 4.07 q. M.
LAKE-North, tl2.l5 pm. te.42 p. m. Sunday
t9.4s q. M South, 1920 6. m. ESQ pan. Sun
day, 1856 p. m.
LITCHFIKLD-Arrive 1920 p. M, CAT p. m,
5 Sunday, 9.55 q. m. South, S.I5 a. m; 2 IS p
M. Sunday, $50 p. m.
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BETHLEHEM.

| TOWN AND PERSONAL JOTTINGS,
Peter Karl has returned to his home
B. "a. johnson and daughter Stell,
have been in Bridgeport on business TO
few days.
At the meeting OF the Crocodile club il
Bristol, last week, resolutions of respect
and sympathy were unanimously
adopted in memory Of Hon S. L. Bloss
who was member OF the club and fol
several years it's president.
Mr. Warner and family are at Il. B,
Atwood's for few days.
Miss Thompson of Southbury has
been visiting friends in town.
| A. G. Lake has had the misfortune to
cut his knee with broad ak.
Nelson Flower has returned to Water
bury.
Bert johnson has finished work at
Theodore Birds wooden mill.
John Aver of Yonkers spent Sunday
with his father, Rev C. L. Aver.
Miss Lucy E. Aver came from Easton
and spent Sunday at her home.
Abner P. Hayes has been the guest of
New Milford and New Preston relatives
for few days.
Miss Gertrude P. Kass on ig in town
for few days.
Mrs George Arnold and son are guests
of Mrs j. W. Hull.
Mrs W. R. Harrison spent few DAYS
of last week very pleasantly as a guest
of Mrs Gustaveson Of New Preston.
Miss Jennie L. Scott is visiting with
Mrs Joel Ell. Atwood in Weekeepeemee.
Wallace P. Hayes spent Sunday in
South Britain and on his return was &C.
companied by his mother, Mrs Stephen
Hayes, who has spent several days with
relatives in that place.
Seth Calhoun and family have closed
their cottage and returned to their home
in Bridgeport.
Carr Watson has made recent visit
with his sons in Derby.
Mrs Joel H. Atwood was agreeably
surprised on September l, her 10th birth
day, by the appearance of a few lady
friends who came with words of cheer.
Miss Stella johnson is visiting in
and vicinity.
Miss Anna Allen has been at N. L.
Boss for q short time.
Hollister and Sarah Jackson are visit
ng with relatives in New Hartford.
Miss Grace Booth has come from
Watertown to spend few days at his |
Elias Booths.
Melvin Thomson has gone to West Ha-
yen to attend school.
Mrs George Arnold and sons and Mas
ers Argyll and Chester Hull returned to
New Haven on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry W. Peck are at the
lea shore.
John Holloway is reported better of
lis sickness.
Friends of Mrs Mary Humphrey Gid
nan of Preston City are panied to hear
hat she is still severely afflicted with
and with no prospect of ul-
innate recovery.
The Hotchkissville cash store is now
:eady to supply you with ready made
aides coats and skirts. Also the latest
styles in children's ready made garments.
You can select style and material from
arge variety of samples.
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have retnrned from Asbury Park where
the have been spending few weeks.
George Shepard of Brooklyn, N. Y,
has been visiting his cousin, George
Shepard.
Miss Cora Butler returned to make
her home for the future in Litchfield,
where she will attend school.
Mrs G. S. Marvin and son have re-
turned to Deep River.
Our baseball club crossed bats with
the Lime Rocks, Monday resulting in
favor OF Lime Rock by score of 10 to
z.
Rev Mr. Small of Matthias, Washing
ton county, Maine, preached here la st
Sunday and will also occupy the pulpit
the coming Sunday. Mr. Small gave a
very interesting talk and seems to take
here quite we'll.
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day. But Wednesday evening she was
seized with commissions and, in spite Of
all her family and the doctor could do,
died Thursday noon. It was sad afllic.
tioh, and the bereaved parents have the
sympathy OF the entire community. The
funeral took place in St Paul's church,
Friday afternoon, Mr. McMorris, assisted
by MIR Stone, officiating.
Miss Eta Northrop.of Bridgeport, who
has been visiting at Enoch Benedict's,
has returned to her home.
Miss Grace Griswold has been engaged
to teach the Logan Street school in Wash
ington.
Merritt Terrell of Waterbury is to go
to work for Flynn & Doyle and will
move bis family into the house lust va
Gated by r r. Rochfort
Miss Maud Flynn is visiting friends in
Milford.
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WEST CORNWALL.
MONDAYS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

MONDAYS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
The 4.44 can train left the track about
one-half a mile south of Lime Rock
station, Monday afternoon, demolishing
six of the rear cars. The accident, we
understand, was due to the axle be-
coming cheated and breaking, resulting
in the throwing the rear cars off the
track. No one was injured in any way.
The express and the 40 were detained
here till 10 o'clock, before they could
get off the siding.
Gustave Listman has returned to his
studies at the Moody school, North.
field.
Friends from Plymouth have been
visiting the past week at Mrs Mary
Sauleske's.
Miss Nellie Lowrie Of Honolulu, is
is visiting at Miss Ellen Smiths.
Frank Hall has gone to New Haven
where he will attend school the coming
year.
Miss Julia Cochrane will commence
her school in the Dean district, Monday.
r. F. Smith has been busy filling silo.
the past week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs &. r. DaYison,
Thursday, September 2, a son. We
congratulate them. All parties CON
cerned are doing well.
Frank Hallett has returned to Bridge.
port while his family still remains at A.
Yutzler's.
Miss Edith G. Dean returned to New
Milford, Tuesday, where she opened hel
school, Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Palmer of North Cornwall
will teach school in the Hall district the
ensuing year.
Miss Nellie Wolfe has returned TO hel
home in Ansonia, after visiting here fol
severalamonths.
| Miss Lulu Page and her grandmothe,
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WOODBURY..
A CHANGE IN PARKER ACADEMY,

CHANGE IN PARKER ACADEMY.
Prof Hamilton B. Moore, Phi. B.. OF
Willsboro, N. Y, has assumed charge OF
Parker academy and will open the school
Monday, September ID. Mr. Moore is q
graduate of Cornell University, and
comes very highly recommended. He
has been in town the past week making
arrangements and among one of the new
features Of the work, will be q Normal
class for the benefit of those intending
to teach.
Prof Boyd is unexpectedly compelled
to give up the principalship of Parker
academy. An excessive strain on one of
his eyes will prevent his being able to
teach this coming fall. Mr. Moore of
New York state will take his place
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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND ARTFORI
RAILROAD.
BERKSHIRE DIVISION

NEW HAvEN-North, 35 a. M, 400 p. IN
South, 1855 s. m, $50 p. N.
SHELTON-North, 10.U3 q. M, 4.24 D. m. South
10. % q. M, 7.24 p. Dl.
yTEVENSON-North, 1918 a. M, 4.36 p. M
South, l0.l6 a. IN, 40 pm.
AONROE-North. tl0.A a. m, TAI p. M
South, tl0.l0 g. m, t7;04 p. N.
BOTSFORD-NOrth, 7-36, 1871 a. NJ, 1905, 447
6.57 p. m. Sunday, / SO q. N. South, 1906
q. M, 100 p. N.
IEWTOWN-North, 7.A, 1899 a. m, 1920, ASS
a.o5 p; m. sunday, 744 a. m. South,
$50, S:47, 9:57, u.27 a. m..4-25 6.15, 6.5op. m.
aAWLEfVILtE-North. 7-52. 1O48 a. m.
l2.40, 6;04, 7lS p. N: Sunday, 7.52 a. M.
South, 65l. s.39, 948, lie NJ 4.l9 900, $50
P: m: Sunday, 657 p. M.
3ROOKFIELD JUNCTION-North, 500. 11.O7
a. IN. South, 642, $50, $40, lilo q. M, $50,
400 6-34 p. IN. Sunday SAB p. N.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos, lib a. M. 1.2O,
6.33, 1927 p. M. Sunday, sos. South, 6-37,s.2P,
ll.OO a. M, OIL, ~ p. N. Sunday, 5.37 p. N
LANEsvILLE and STILL RIVER-North, SIS
4.59, 6.12 p. IN. Sunday, north, 1915 a. m,
NEW MILFoRD-North, s.22, 1925 a. M, 2O5,
5.3s, 6.4S, 7.40 p. M. Sunday .s.22 a. N. South.
6.25, $685. 923, 104S a. IN, 3.47, 44S, sos, go,
p. m. Sunday, 500.
ERWNsVILLE-North, s.35, Il.3s a. M, 9-S5,
sos p m. Sundays. IS am. South, 1875 am,
Apo, SAG p. m. Sunday, 4.57 p. IN.
kENT-North, S.49, ll.49 q. m, S.23, go p. m.
Sunday,S49a. M. South, 1923 a. M, 3.23. 4.O4,
5;35 p m; Sunday ,437 P. m
GORNW ALL BRIDGE-North, sos q. M, 1902,
4.2O,6.35. p. m. Sunday, 9.05 a. m. South, lO.u
q. M, 31I, 34l, 5.23 p. IN. Sunday ALA p. N.
VEST CORNWALL-North, 9.l4 a. M, II. IL,
4.40, 6.45 p. N. Sunday ,9.l4 a. Ia. South, 10 .OS
a. M BOB, 3.24. SIS .. m. sunday,4.01 p. N.
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DANBURY DIVISION.

DANBURY-North, $50, 7.45, $40, els, lO.58, a.
.,343. 3.53, $50 p m.South, 60O T.30,
sAS a. M. 40. 5,6.45,7.55 p Sunday, sos
M, 6, 10 p. IN.
BETHEL-North, 7-35, 10.l a. H.
2.3l, sos, $40 $50 p. m. Sunday, 1909 a. M,
slap. M. South, sos, 7-35 $50, a. M, La,
REDDING-North, 7.21, 10.Ol a. M, 2.2s, 6-SS
pm. Sunday, 1908 a. m, sos p. m. South,
6I2 a, n, u.54 5.25, p. IN. Sunday, Sis
q. M, 623 p. m.
sANFoRD-North, 7.I6 a. m. 2.24, 6.2s p. m.
Sunday, 9.59 a. M, s.o4 p. m. South, Gle a.
M.
BRANCHvILLE-North 7.O6, ga p. M, FIT,
south, 81, 75o, i0I a. m, l2.o5, 4S7. 1O6p m.
Sunday, s.2s a. m, 6-83 p. m.
GEORGETOWN-North. !O6 a. m, 213, 6 20 p.
m. Sunday, $40 a. m, 7-54 p. m. South. 6.26
p. M, 1903, 5.39 p. M Sunday. s.s1 a. NJ, $50
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Mems Heavy Working Shoes, solid
as q rock, Stylish and Serviceable,
1875 worth 70.
Ladies' Extra Fine Vici Kid Button
and Lace Shoes, A styles to select from
Regular price 81 are now So
Just rs taste ofwhat we are going
to do this Fall ID the Mems Patent
Leather Lace Shoes just in; made to
sell at 81, they are to go ct $50.
While they last. All our Mems S4
Calf Shoes ut 2.65.
These prices makes customers hap
Ply and makes shoe selling easy.
It's q pleasure to see You whether
you wish to purchase or not. When in
town drop in.
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A Man
Once
Remarked

That he thanked the
Lord that he was on
top of the earth. So
do we all, and you
will be more thank
full if you visit our
store and secure
some of the wonder
full bargains we are
offering at this
time.
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piece OF meat in pail hanging in the
we'll were missing.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
The Saratoga excursion train passe
this station at 11.30 a. M, Monday, wei
ed with people. Some Is In humble
Joined them at New Milford. They ha,
fine day for the trip.
George Grover and family came from
Danbury on Saturday last to visit friends
at this place. Sunday Mr. Grover ant
others went over to Conetia Park for 6
bicycle spin. A head-on collision took
place and he came Off with broken col
lar bone which was doctored by some
one and he returned to Danbury with
one arm In a ling. 1t was bad luck for
George and he has our sympathies.
We don't hear anything about the troll
ley line we were to have last spring.
Hope some one will wake up and give US
one before another season begins.
George FL. Lines has recently pur-
chased building lot of E. L. Brewer,
just south Of the latter's residence on
Fort Hill and adjoining Mr. Lines other
property. The latter will erect build
ing thereon.
Frederick M. Williams has purchased
the building lot On Treadwell avenue
which was presented by J. z. Treadwell
to the Library association, the latter of
course receiving the benefits of the price
paid.
The New Milford band went to Dam
bury, Monday, Labor day, furnishing
music to the Danbury people. "They
can do it,
The many friends of Theodore Fl. |
Boughton, who has been for long time |
superintendent OF the curling depart
ment, at the New Milford hat factory,
are panied to learn that he has severed |
his connections, and babe adieu to New
Milford and On Saturday last went to
Bethel where his family resides. He
takes a similar position in one of the
Bethel hat factories. MIR Boughtan will
be greatly missed by the New Milford
band. He is fine cornet player and we
regret his departure.
Inc down trains, express and local
passenger, were very late at this station,
evening, owing to wreck of
the Milk train going north near Lime
Rock late in the afternoon.
A game of baseball between a team
rom Washington and the nine of Gala
IAN Brothers resulted in the defeat of
of Eho
same, it bsing Labor day.
The outlook for the New Milford fair
lext week is good if the weather should
)e favorable.
Miss Matte G. Mcmahon, Mrs A. M.
Booth, Mrs Wesley M. Anthony, Mrs
Joseph Watson, Misses Lille Levey and
flora Stilson were among those who
vent from this place on the Saratoga ex- |
ursion, Monday ,
John Duncan of Second Hill has Just 9
Completed fine tobscco barn, 24x72. It :,
8 so arranged that the loaded teams can
re drawn through it. He has also an
ther tobacco barn 20x60, besides other a
mall buildings filled with the weed 4
lie raised three acres, this year. Mr. C
duncan has substantial hay barn Box p
4.
l wish to thank all my friends and
eighbors for their many acts of kind u
ess during the recent Illness and death a
t my little child Mrs James Fl. Cas- h
Idly, New Milford, Conn. +,
Mrs George FL. Lines and Mrs M. 8. n
Holdings are taking in Bell Island and
Voodmont, this week, and may take in
lew York City.
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CORNWALL.

R. P. Foster of Bridgeport, formerly
OF this town, has been calling upon some
of his old acquaintance and relatives
for few days looking over the ground
where he did business some years ago
and meeting with royal welcome. He
found many changes in the years he has
been away as many have gone to their
long rest
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BANTAM.
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.

Charlotte Morey, the only child Of Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Morey, died Thursday,
September 2, OF cholera infantum. She
was sturdy, bright little girl, two and
q half years old, who to all appearance
was destined for q long life, and who was
out running and playing all day Wednes-
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THE NEW ENGLAND 4. r.

HAWLEYvILLE-East % II .4s. AM .12 p. m.
West SA a. m, 2.43, 6-32 p. m.
HEWTOWN-East.T "a am fill q m. West is A
o. M, IL. Sc, f6.26,p. m.
SANDY HOoK-East TAO. 11.5s, am. 7.Qs p. m
West S.As a. m, $50, GIL, p. m.
SOUTHBURY--East $50, IL .oz, 7.32 D. m. West
S.35 q. m, 2.2l, 6.l2 p IA.
| Trains stop when signaIea only
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KENT.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
AT the communion service at the Con.
gregational church, last Sunday morn.
ing, eight new members were received
into the church. one by letter and ssver
on profession OF faith.
Rev Mr. Nude gave notice, last sun,
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MERRYALL AND VICINITY.

Mr. Healey is spending his vacation
with his family at Mrs L. B. Bostwick's.
Miss Vesta Abbott and Miss Ivah Muir
ray returned from visit ia Falls Village,
last Friday. During their absence they
attended the Sunday school convention
held at Pine Grove, August 81.
Miss Anna Stuart of Sherman teaches
the fall term of school here.
Four of our girls begin their schools
this week. Miss Florence Stone in Haw-
leyville, Miss Vesta Abbott, Hill and
Plain district, Miss Ida Marsh, Aspetuck,
and Miss Urania Marsh, Second Hill.
May success attend them.
Arthur Botsford and Miss Katie Hux-
ford Of Thomaston came On their wheels,
and spent several days at G. N. Abbott's,
last week.
Ellis Fairhurst of Brooklyn spent Sun
day and Labor Day with his family at
Mrs I. B. Bostwick's.
Several in this locality have sold their
tobacco and had it sprayed before cut
ting.
Mr. and Mrs Jeness of Flanders are
guests at the hospitable home of S. w.
Wilson in Merryall.
s. W. Curtis, who has been with his
uncle, s. w. Wilson, for some time, has
returned to Tideoute. Pa.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-09-10
BURGLARS IN GAINESVILLE.

A bold burglary In broad daylight was
perpetrated on Saturday last at house
in Lanesville; also at Mrs r. A. Cam
fields, while the occupants were absent
from home. In both places where the
thieves entered the beds In all the rooms
were tumbled mp and things left in great
disorder. Bureaus were ransacked,
stands with draws were overhauled.
They secured In one place three watches,
two pairs Of pants and revolver besides
d fine gold ring. In the other, lclothing,
money, revolver, besides al the eggs In
the house, three loaves or bread and q