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The Newtown bee., 1897-12-31
A RT AND MUSIC.

Everything in this line can be found
at CD Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport
France and unframed pictures in great
variety and for very low prices. Sheet
music, folios, apd instruction books of
all kinds. Thew sal sheet music from
five to 25e and make an exta discount
OF 20 per cent to ts cheers. Just now
they are selling folios containing seven
to 10 pieces Of music for five cents.
Boxes OF paper and envelopes of SOC
value for 10 and 25c. When you call
ask to see this bargain. They also have
a fine line of blank books. You can buy
a printing press for your boy from 81 to
$40; electric machine for family use for
81; pianos from SOC to $500; accordeons,
msndolins, violins, guitars, banjos
flutes, drums, etc. When you visit
Bridgeport do not fail to call on the
Northrop Publishing Co., SO Fairfield
avenue, and ask to hear the famous
talking machine.
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In New Haven County
SOUTH BRITAIN.
BENEFITS BRIDGE.

There were fewshappier children this
Christmas than those who took part in
the exercises of the Benefits Bridge
Sunday school, last Tuesday evening
The children did very nicely and many
larger schools cannot boast of such sweet
singing. A large tree was literally load
ed with beautiful presents for all who are
connected with the school, besides these
quantities of oranges, candies aud pea
nuts were distributed. To add to the en-
ioyment of the evening Rev j. D. Smiley,
Rev o. j. Range and Miss May Lord
were present and made short addresses
Last but not least. at the close of the ex-
ercises the superintendent, Mrs Hollister
Sage, invited all those present to 90
across the street to Mrs Monroe Posts
to partake of refreshments which the Ia
dies of Bennett's Bridge had so kindly
and generously pre-, AIRED. The evening
was one Of delight to all and will never
be forgotten. Too much canDot be done
to encourage the children to attend anc
to love the Sunday school. Much credi
| is due Mrs Post and Miss Williams fo
their faithful work.
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HAPPINESS.


Full many a maiden, in a mist of white,
With hand that trembIed toward the wedding
ring,
Thought on her threshold-rose to see you
light,
Forever flying thing.
Full many q youth with passionate heart
astir,
Dreaming the old divine sad dream once
more
His father dreamed. joins the bright chase
with her.
And sees you flash before.
On, on forever, over bloom and dew,
With hands thorn-tore, Preached toward the
eyes desire,
Their ohildren's children children follow you,
still nigh and never higher.
Yet on some lily in Gods Garden lit,
You rest, perhaps. And shall we touch you
there?
Not 80. From height TO higher height you
fit,
Still, still the souls despair
-fsarah Piatt, in Harper's Magazine for De.
cemher.
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AT ST PAUI'S.

There was baptism at st PauIs on
Sunday, Mr., Williams of Iron Works re-
ceiving the rite. Jesse James of Haw-
leyville and Mrs Charles Jackson were
baptized, last Thursday evening, at the
home of Mr. James. There was also
baptism at Southville and the chapel at
the Iron Works.
Eugene Lake has been spending
Pattie and Maggie Collins spent
Christmas at their old home in Whis-
confer.
Clarence B. Hawley spent Christmas
with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs James Lee are at their
old home again in Whisconier.
Howard Andrews has been purchasing
some butter cows. He finds more profit
In turning his milk into butter selliDg to
regular customers in Danbury, making
Tuesday his market day. HIS cows
we're bought in the eastern part of the
state.
James Lee is preparing to cat ice Oh
his private pond at home, the ice being
now five inches thick.
Miss Lulu Green 10 spending week
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs e.
G. Smith.
Mrs Margaret White, who is out OF
health, is with her sister, Mrs Ell. d
Lake.
Herbert Kellogg is home from Chesh-
ire for the holiday vacation.
Mrs Lamson and her daughter, Lillian,
have returned to their home in Bridge
port from sojourn at 'Edgewoodn
farm.
Nicholas Glennon will open cash
store at Brookfield Iron Works, under
the name of the Brookfield Cash Store.
He hes engaged Michael Kane, formerly
with w. J. Beehler, as his assistant, ana
proposes to hustle for share OF the
trade. They have located In the build
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CONGREGATIONAL CHI

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AFFAIRS,
The annual reunion of the members of
the Congregational church will be held
on Friday evening of this week in the
basement room Oh the church. Refresh
ments will be served by the ladies in the
early part of the evening.
James s. Taylor of Danbury celebrated
his I'D birthday on Tuesday, December
%, at his commodious home on White
street.
Robert S. Judd is spending the week
with his uncle, David Camp, in Winnie
pauk, Norwalk.
Mrs Charles Thompson is visiting Mr.
and Mrs Fred Durant on Elizabeth street.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Mead of Bridge,
port are visiting their daughter, Mrs
Thomas Watts, on Andrews street.
Oscar ii. Schrieber will open a barber
shop in the Baird building on Center
street opposite Judd & Co.'s hat factory.
Arthur Senior, the builder, raised the
frame to the new forming factory on
Tuesday. The building is constructed of
very heavy timbers to hold the weight
of heavy machinery.
The hating industry Is pretty slow,
this week.
The thermometer stood five degrees
below zero on Wednesday morning, the
coolest morning of the season.
Wood is drawn into town on sleds.
Teams are doubled up to raise the hills.
The snow path is poor for heavy work
The public schools are all closed for
the week. The children are enjoying the
skating on the ponds.
Onr Wild Cherry Compound never fails
to cure the most severe cases of coughs
and colds. Ask your neighbors about it.
IL it don't cure you come and get your
money.-[Garvin's Drug Store.
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GREENFIELD HILL.


A steam saw mill is to be placed in G.
R. Nichols woods opposite II. Pease's.
Miss Mile Jennings had Christmas
tree for her scholars on the last day.
Miss M. NJ. Burr is still very sick. Mrs
Hattie Gould Ogden is nursing her at
present writing.
Samuel Buckley and Miss Clara Brad
lev were guests at Elmer Buckley Cross
Highway, Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Pease and son were
guests Of their parents on Christmas day.
T. B BradleY's porkers that wer e
butchered recently show some pretty big
figures in weight, the united weight be-
ing 826 pounds. The weight of one was
460 and the other 366.
Mr. Raymond lie quite poorly yet, the
gain being very slow. Mrs Raymond is
suffering from severe cold.
G. r. Nichols folks entertained com
pany TO dinner, Christmas day.
Henry Burr appears on the street with
stylish new cutter.
The school here is closed for the Christ
mas vacation.
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BROOKFIELD.
THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVALS.

The severe cold of Saturday evening
affe cted the attendance at the Christmas
festivals unfavorably, the attendance
not being up to the usual, yet larger
proportion Of the gifts we're carried
away. AT st Paul's the usual tree was
in position, being of unusually good
proportions. Over Ole hundred wax
candles we're used in lighting. With
the gifts, candy boxes, and other decor
alton it stirred the youthful heart to a
high degree of enthusiasm. Five carols
were interpreted with the addresses by
the rector, making very pleasant ser
vice in the church. After the distribu-
ton of the gifts the children and all
present we're invited table we'll filed
with entertainment for the inner man
That this part was fully appreciated was
shown by the fact that all of the liberal
provision was consumed.
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LYONS PLAINS.

The " hist club will meet, this week,
with Miss Clara Banks.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Johnson intend
spending Christmas with their daughter
in Bridgeport.
William Davis is quite ill. DR. Gorham
attends him.
Mr. and Mrs John Williams and son
spent last Friday with friends in Nor
walk.
John Williams butchered six pigs, Mon
day. The aggregate weight was 1882
pounds. GuessesHwere made at 81 each
and H. G. Godfrey of Bridgeport, from
the latest returns, appears to be the win
ner. His "great experience in that line
must have been help to him.
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THE CENTER SCHOOL.

The following pupils attending the
Bethel Center school nave been present
every dav during the winter term:
Room No. FRANKIE Warner.
Room No. Grace Bassett, Annie
Hickok, Irene Judd, Mamie Ohler, Clar-
ence Bates, Carl Hubbard, Kenneth
McGregor, Fritz Levine, Harold Shrine.
Room No. 3-Erle Banks, Fred Drew,
Willie Devlin, George Stevens, Minnie
Benham, Susie Short. Absent one-half
dav, Stella COmstock, Charlie Shrine
Room No. 4-EUgene Melvin, Olivia
Burr, Katie D olar, Sophie Eckert, Marie
Eckert, Ruth Shepard. Absent one-half
dav, Harold McGregor, Josie Wood.
Room No. 5-Gussie Levine, Emma
Mead, Mabel Short, Edith Bassett, Abby
Drew, William Ohlweiler.
Grammar School-Harry Mackenzie,
Joseph Meyers, Leon Treadwell, Jose.
phine Coltman, Addie Light, Martha
Mcdonald, Mary Regain. Absent one
half day, Katie HaUgh.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

On Christmas Sunday at the MethC Z ist
rite of baptism.
five more candidates will be baptized
The Holy Communion will be administer
ed.
Miss Helen Bronson is home for the
holidays.
Master Clarence Munson is spending
his holiday vacation with his parents.
On Sunday evening number of Young
people from Naugatuck are expected to
sing at the evening service at the Meth
odist church.
Mr. Levir gs Abbott has laid floor in
the furnace room of the Methodist
church.
Mrs Schuyler of Waterbury has been
visiting her son, DR. Albert Schuyler.
e. 7. Abbott is home from college for
his Christmas vacation.
Henry Judd's son is spending the holi~
days with his father.
The graphophone entertainment did
not occur last week.
Miss hanna has been visiting her
brother at Mrs Bissell's.
1.-THE class" will meet at Mr. Tyler's,
next week, on the evening announced.
Starr Hoyt and family spent Christmas
at Bethel.
Mr. White and family visited Mrs
Whites parents in Southford during a
part of the holiday week.
Mrs Bertha Abbc it's brother from Wa
terbury has been visiting her. She en-
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MIDDLEBURY.
HOW CHRISTMAS WAS CELEBRATED.

The Christmas exercises passed of
pleasantly at the churches. At the Con
gregational, the Grant, Fuller and Mer-
edith service for the season was used.
Speaking by the children, and the serv-
ing of chocolate and cake, together with
the gift Of an orange and box of candy,
constituted the exercises.
At the Methodist church, Christmas
anthems by the choir, piano duets, song
and recitations by the children, filled
part first of the program. The second
part consisted ,of the cantata of 1.-THE
Old Woman who lived in the Shoe"
Santa Claus, disguised at first, to test the
worthiness of the mulUiCudinous family
threw off his domino, and, hailed - the
children, drew the curtain reveal the
we'll ladened Christmas trees, cont II ing
gift and box of candy for each.
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Misses Charlotte Mitchell and Eunice
Platt are home for the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Hattie Canfi4ld is visiting heI
graz dparents in Bethlehem.
W. G. Curtis and sister spent Christ
mas at Theron P]att's in Redding.
S. j. Mitchell of Ansonia has been
spending few days at his old home.
Mrs E FL, Hotchkiss and Mrs Chester
Hawley from Norwalk have visited at A.
n. Platt's.
Friends from Southbury spent Christ
mas at A. n. P!att's.
Chicken thieves were busy as ever dur
ing the holidays but some Of them were
caught
A. N. Platt spe1 few days in New
Haven, last week, as juror.
Miss Eunice Platt is home for the holt
DAYS.
Miss Bessie Mitchell from Bridgeport
"a spending a week with old friends and
new at Henry Mitchel's.
Miss Laura Treat spent a week with
Mrs Abram Bennett.
About dozen young people met at A
D. Muuson's, Christmas eve, and part0ol
of roast turkey and its accompanying
dainties. After everythir e but the dish
es had disappeared the table that hac
sustained so great load was presented
to Mrs Munson as proof of the esteem il
which she is held by thee same young
| people.
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THE FoREsrERs OF AMERICA.

Court P. T Barnum, No. 112, F. of A.,
held it's quarterly meeting Tuesday even
ing, December is, at which time the an
nual election of Ulcers occurred. The
officers elected were As follows: Chief
ranger, X. w. Barnum; sub chief
ranger, P. Troy; treasurer, Anthony
Gilmartn; financial secretary, 2. F.
Mcmahon; recording secretary, Thomas
q. Keaue; senior woodward, 2. j. eau.
ley; junior woodward, J. Fl, Gillespie; ;
senior beadle, Joseph Schlachman; jun
ior bead'e, 2, j. Cabin; trustees, Will
| liam P. Hawley, Thomas F. Hoar, L. 9.
Grove; past chief ranger, 2. j. Garvin :;
physician, DR. g. r. Hart; apothecary,
P. J. Garvin. p. F. Mcmahon, who is
elected the econd term as financial sec
rotary, is q well-known Forester in this
State. He is an expert accountant and
carries on the work in a most successful
manner. He is of quiet and retiring
disposition, but always on the alert when
the interests of Forestry are at stake.
| Mr. Mcmahon was the chief organizer OF
Court p. Il. Barnum, and is a member OF
an organization committee on the pro.
posed formation of q Ladies' Auxiliary
of Foresters in Bethel. MIR McMahor
was one of the installing officers wher
Court Sandy Hook was instituted some
few years ago,
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QUAKER'S FARMS.

PERSONAL AND COMMUNITY TOPICS
George Hawkins was at home for
Christmas.
Miss Margaret Frazier is at home 10
Oxford for a week.
Mr. and Mrs S G. Kelley spent Christ
mas in BridgeE ort.
L. T. Brewer and family of Waterbury
spent Christmas at 81. B. Brewers.
There will be Watch meeting st the
hall, Friday evening. All are invited
whether they stay through the entire
service or not.
The Bowers Hill school closed the day
before Christmas and will reopen Janu
airy 3. Miss Florence Treat has been en-
gagged for another term.
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DEPUTY BRADLEY VISITS WESTON GRANGE

Among the guests at the special meet
ing held by Norfeld Grange, last week,
were Deputy Bradley, who conducted
the annual inspection, and Santa Claus,
who distributed very appropriate as
sortmenr of presents, among the mem
bers. Much amusement was created, as
was illustrated by the gifts received from
the discriminating old gentleman, who
was personated by 7. W. Treadwell. The
satisfaction manifested by the popular
big Deputy" over his toy violin, and that
of the Worthy Steward over prize pig,
was fully equalled, however, by the other
musical toys received by the would-be-
musicians among our members.
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THE CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.

The annual Christmas tree and concert
was given in the church, last Friday ev-
ening, and was we'll attended. The fol-
lowing program was rendered: Organ
voluntary; song, awake every voice.;
Scripture reading; anthem by choir
prayer; song, "When the wintry skies
were dark"; recitation, christmas
greeting"; song and recitation; song,
merry Christmas to alp; recitation,
"If you are good; responsive reading !;
song, "Hush bye"; recitation, "Christ-
mai secrets; hymn responsive reading ;
recitation, "Miltiades Peterkin Paul. i;
recitation, "Ring Christmas bells"; re-
sponsive reading; song, ''Christmas car
hymn; benediction. Much credit is due
the superintendent, Charles L. Hill, and
the committee in charge for the admira-
BILE program arranged.
Henry Ogden and Elmer Buckley
have each purchased a cow of John
Ferris at Stamford.
Frank Banks is selling milk to Mr.
DeWolfe.
Miss Beatrice Ogden spent last week
with her aunt and friends of Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Bulkley entertained
company, CHI istmay day.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Raymond and Miss
Ruth Raymond of Black Rock were the
guests OF Mrs David Smith, Christmas.
Morris L. Wilson of Bridgeport was
the guest of his mother, Mrs Julia Will
son, Christmas day.
Francis B. Perry is spending his holi.
day vacation with his parents in this
place.
Prof P, E. Cliff is spending his vaca-
ton at Somerville, Mass.
Mrs Charles Nichols ia entertaining her
sister, Mrs Adams, of Norfield.
Quite party of young people enjoyed
themselves, Christmas afternoon, by
skating on William HIPS pond.
Edward T. Hull returned from Am
herst Agricultural college, last Tuesday,
for the holiday vacation.
Henry Burr rides out in new sleigh.
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the st Paurs church on Friday evening
with tree for the children.
Mrs George Benedict has entertained
her sister, Mrs Gabler of Long Hill.
Frank Wooster has had very sick
cow.
Mr. and Mrs d. A. Nichols entertained
a party of 20 on Christmas day.
Mrs Arson Smith and Mrs Meth Will.
lians have returned from months visit
with relatives in Illinois.
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THE NEW OFFICERS OF GREENFIELD HILL
GRANGE.

The Grange held its annual election Of
officers at their last meeting, last Tues
day evening, and the following officers
were elected M, B. F. Pease; o., c. g..
Banks; L., |. C. Fanton; s., h. Bradley
Jennings; A, s. Edwin Sherwood; e.,
Mrs N. II. Sherwood; T., j. p. More
house; secretary, Clarence II. Bradley ;
G. X, Arthur W. Raymond; c., Ada F.
jennings; p, Jessie E. Lobden; F.,
Elizabeth B. Bradley; l.. A. s., Sarah
A. Banks; executive committee, for
three years, Sherw % Banks; Organist,
Mary j. Merwin.
Greenfield Hill Grange visited West
port Grange, last Wednesday evening,
and furnished the program for the even
ing. The ladies of Westport Grange
furnished a bountiful collation., and all
enjoyed q very pleasant evening.
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BERKSHIRE

Louis Edwards of Bridgeport, was
guest of Harry Curtis, last week.
Miss Alice Partridge Is visiting in Mon
roe.
Mrs James Bedient and friend of Will
ton spent Christmas at William G..
Hard's.
Howa d Peck and wife spent Christ
mas in Bridgewater.
Mr. and Mrs Robert McBath entertain
ed company of 20 over Christmas.
e. G. Bowers has returned home after
an absence of several weeks.
Miss Edith s. Minor is having weeks
vacation from school duties.
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A sERIOrs ACCIDENT.

Two painters at work on George Bag.
sett's tenant house, fell about 30 feet.
One end of the scaffold gave way and
pitched the men to the ground. One,
George Wheeler, appears to be badly
hurt. No bones we're broken. Joseph
Crofut, son of Edward CrofTut of
Long Ridge, was badly bruised but was
go to his home aud have mothers care
than be taken to the hospital in D9nbury.
Mr. Wheeler was moved TO his home near
by. At present writing he is in a serious
condition. Young Croffut is getting
along nicely.
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MISS BRADLEY-MR RICH.

Miss Edna Bradley of Bethel and Fred
erick Rich OF Berlin, were married at the
day afternoon, Rev William MorralI of
st Thomas church performing the cere-
mony. Friends of the contracting par
ties were present from Sheffield, Mer-
winsville and New Haven. Mr. and Mrs
Rich received number of presents,
among them q gift from the Chancel
chapter of st Thomas church.
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Joe Sullivan, our popular butcher,
is enjoying we'll earned vacation.
Ernest Sanford takes his place till he re-
turns.
John Reynolds has remodled his small
barn near his house, everything being
new except the frame.
Miss Ada Todd is teaching a few
scholars at her home and also fitting a
your man for college.
The Christmas dinner which was to
have been given by the ladies of the
Methodist church was postponed and
will come off on New Years eve.
FL. S. Osborne and Rev G. A. Luther
attended the consolation ar Weston,
Monday, as delegates from Redding.
The new iron bridge is completed and
| gives great satisfaction to those who
have occasion to use it.
Mrs Bertha Jones and family are Wis
ling her mother, Mrs F. j. Bradley.
school and d. S. Sanford, principal of
the Brookline high school. are guests OF
Miss Julia Ell, Sanford.
Mrs f. j. Bradley and her son Edward
ate Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs
Perry of Greenfield Hill. Mrs Bradley
and son, Ben, Of New York City were
also guests.
There were few sleighs out on Mon.
day taxing apvants &c of the light snow
which fell on Sunday.
There were Christmas services at the
Episcopal church on Saturday. Tht
church is tastefully but not deliberately
trimmed.
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Mrs M. B. Ford, Ruddell's, ILL.,, suf
fered for eight years from dyspepsia and
chronic constipation and was finally
cured by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for all
stomach and liver troubles. Edgar r.
Hawley, Newtown; s. C. Bull, Sandy
Hook; A. B. Brakeman; Botsford; d
Hawley g Co., Stepney.
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ing across the bridge, west of the rail-
rnad track
BETHEL.
CHRISTMAS.

There were interesting Christmas ser
vices on Sunday at the churches.
The factories all closed on Saturday
and work of all kinds was generally sus-
pended.
Family reunions took place in many
homes.
William Banks spent Christmas with
his brother. George Banks, of Redding.
Mr. ard Mrs Reuben Signor on Golden
Hill served a most excellent dinner on
Christmas day. Their guests were 10
members of the family, parents, broth
ers and sisters who spent an enjoyable
day.
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EAsToH GRANGE.

At the Grange, Thursday evening, nine
persons were initiated in first and second
degree. January II they will receive the
third and fourth degrees. December %
the election Of officers took place. Mr.
Bradley, the Inspector was present.
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-31

J. A. Perkins, of Antiquity, o., was
for thirty years needlessly tortured by
physicians for the cure of eczema. He
was quickly cured by using DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve the famous healing
salve for piles and skin diseases. e. 1T.
Hawley, Newtown; s. @. Bull, Sandy
Hook; A. b. Brakeman, Botsford; b.
Hawley & Co., Stepney.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

The morning service in the Congrega-
tional church, Sunday, was Christmas
service consisting la g9ly of singing and
of recitatlons by the yourg7r members of
the Sunday school. The pastor made
shot address and collection was taken
for those who couldn't afford to keep
Christmas.
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tertained number of her relatives OIL
Christmas day.
There were pleasant Christmas exer
cises at the schools. AT Breakneck 3
tree, dialogues and singing constituted
delightful program. AT the Center
recitations and singing suitable to Christ
mas tide were rendered by the pupils.
Mrs Robert Fem has returned from,
her brief visit to Milford.
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ST THOMAS CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL,

The annual Christmas entertainment
and festival of st Thomas church was
held, Tuesday evening, at Nichols opera
house. DR. Hubbard of Danbury enter
tanned the children with stereopticon
views, followed by refreshments and a
distribution of presents.
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CARp.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on 50-cent bottle OF
GreeDa's Warranted Syrup of Tar. Ii 1t fails to
cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee
25.cent bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded, y. III. BEERS d CO., NAwtOwn.
SAMUEL g. RuLLssaudy Hook.
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MONROE.

Mr. and Mrs Frank P. Stowe and little
daughters, Elsie and Myrtle, of Brook
aide, Southbury, and Mrs s. A. Noe Of
Bridgeport spent Christmas with the
family of G. N. @urtiss.
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EASTON.

Fred Silliman has bought a milk
| wagon of Frank Ward and is peddling
milk again.
T.. w. Turney and family spent
Christmas with the daughter In Shelton.
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REDDING.

TOOK THE LAW INTO HIS OWN HANDS
BUT HAS TO PAY FOR IT.
One OF the patrons of the Center
school feeling aggrieVed by the conduct
of one of the scholars whom he accused
of sticking pin into his little boy took
the law in his own hands. He entered
offender by the throat and banged his
head on the floor. A grand Juror COM
plant was issued and he was arrested
and taken before Justice Nickerson and
fined $40 and costs, amounting to $22
in all.