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AUCTION kar.Fs
THOMAS BOWLING Il CO., Auctioneers,
612 Il street north west.
TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUA BILE UN-
IMpROVED PROPERTY SI11l A LED

THOMAS BOWLING Il CO., Auctioneers,
612 Il street north west.
TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUA BILE UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED
ON NSUGTH SIDEOF L ST, BETWEEN
I'D AND 4TH SFSa, NE.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust dated
December 3, 800, and duly recorded in
uI fne land records of the District of Co.
lunlbia, and at the written request of
the party secured thereby, we will sell
mt public auction, in 'front.' of the PREMISES
on Thursday, April 15, at s clock D. m,
I the following described property: All of
lots numbered twenty-five (25).. twenty -si x
t26I, twenty y-seven q }. twenty eight t2S),
twenty-nine t29,, thirty t30), and thirty
one t31), OF the subdivision by X. M. Halt
tagcnt FOR Hiram n. WadsworJh), of saua re
numbered seven hundred and seventy-Tour
f7TIl, as per plat recorded in liber w F.
folio. 100. OF the records OF the OFFICE
of the survey or of the Districtof Columbia
Terms OF sale: One-thrd cash, balance
In one and two years, at 6 per cent per
aI,nur interest IRON day of sale payaDle
senii-annually, to be secured by deed of
OF the purchaser A deposit OF $500 re-
uuired at the time OF sale, conveyaneinr
and recording at purchasers cost Terms
ol sale to be complied with in ten days
from day of sale, otherwise trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost or defaulJng purchaser,
arter five days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper publ shed in
Washington, ID. L.
JESSE V. N HUYtK,
1905 ia. ave, NV, Trustee.
JESSE Ii. VAN NALSTYNE.
1905 ia. ave. NV, Trustee
ap3,5,6,7 ,S,9,10,11,12,I3
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FOR SALE-A rare chance to buy fifty
pure bred white Leghorn chick ems which
Wnilay youmoFe eggs during the year than
any other breed; also silver laced WAN
dotte and white Leghorn eggs for hatching
Call on THEODORE BARNES. 500 Center
Market, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, or Satur-
days. ap7-2t
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FOX RENT-Fur. room with closets, i ava
tory; list floor; fine new house; a m l.;
furnishings new; private family; references
exchanged. OWNER, 221 ST. NV.
ap6-3t
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-At prices to suit the times,
horses, carriages, and wagons; ali styles;
also board horses by the dag week. or
month. WASHINGTONLIVER ERY, WAGON
AND HARNESS CO., ,927 d st. NV
ap2tf
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wANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-Reliahle SslesuBen. OF neat an
Pearancc- 10 introduce the Ideal Blot
ting Fad in banks, offices. etc; liberal
srrangelucnis win good party Apply
3 so 20 10 a an, Room 20, 81 B I41h ST NV
Item "
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FOR RENT No. | b st. NV. unsurpassed
location; a suite of rooms: first floor:
private bath; private entra1ce from street,
and every convenience; suitable for resi-
deHcc, ciuo, or office rooms; With or with
out board. II
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FOR RENT-Large front rooms. nicely
fur., southern and eastern exposure;
he.t; path and gas; from SO up; neiy cars.
EoI ID ST. NV. apT-5t
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FOR SALE-A new $3.50 piano for $40
cash- Apply after p D., at No 32O
n. L. ave. Sc. ap7-3t
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FOR UOL SIS

ants. nice 5-rOom bricks, 1922 and ] 526
y J ave. NV Sl4 each W. c. DUVALL.
s2o Z st ap7-3t
FOR RENT -4O5 and 4OT 81 ST. sw.; six
to desirable color ed tenants, $3.50 each.
Apply S42 h st. NV. apI-tf EN-
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WANTED-Pariy,e either sex. wlih S:.oo
to invest IN a new. profitable business.
no experience necessary. Address GOOD
THING. this office an5-3t
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NANTED-Couks, general housewoTKers
waiserS, drivers, pOrters. Chamhe rfuaitls
nurses. boys, fafm hands, gardeners, laun-
dresses, ialitoTs, watcilInen. engineers, fire
men: qulckcSl place 10 get work. SHACK
LIZ ohD, AZ 1Ath ST NV ap3-7t-eIn
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WANTED-Two unfur. rooms for light
housekeeping; state Ioca ton and terms
c. B., this office. 6-3tem
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WANTED-CoHpete ent pension clerk de-
Sres permanent engagement; references
furnished as to character and ability
SENr0SIN, this office. ap2-6t
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FOR RENT-91S N. Y ave large fur
nished roouI. with one small connecting
ROOM, With running water. also one small
room; tranSients accommodated ap6-4u
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FOR RENT-SUBURBA

FOR RENT-9-room cottage at WoodSide,
on Met. bTanCh u. < o. K. r.; furnace
hot and cold water; large lot; 1 mile from
electric cars: $50 per mo. DULANY
FLEMING " LEE, 1920 L st. mh2T-tf
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FOR RENT Three unfur. rooms; light
housekeeping. 100 Mass. ave. ne.
ap7-3t
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FOR BICYCLES.

FOR -Bicyeles-Dealers and riders
attentiu unredeemed bicycles at one
third value; Colunbias, Syracuses, PAGERS,
Raublers. Spaidings, Marches, Worlds,
Flyers, Niagaras, and other prominent
max es, for ladies, gentlemen aud children:
new ano secondhand sundries and parts:
saIesro open evenings; we also X change
or buy outright. taken on storage NEW
YORK CYCLE CO, 134 9th st NV.
ap7-3t
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FOR SAIE-SUHTRBAS

FOR SALE-IU acres OF fine land with
new house. 2 miles ffcm city and near
X r. station. cheap If taken at once F. NJ,
this office auf;-3t
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
9O6 F STREET N. w.

Gold Filings and bridge work spe-
cIaIty, at the lowest price; amaIgam YfIi
extracting, either by gas or local sprsy
absolutely painless, 5Uc; without. 25c: ali
work done by experts and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from D to q
CLOCK mh22-tf
LADIES needing. confidential treatment,
sure and safe relief in all woma n "a
complaints and Irregularities Gold medal
awarded for the science of obstetrics from
the University OF Munich, Bavaria. Strict
3 7th st. me-, near East Capitol at, Wash.
ingtoE, d.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, Washing
lngton, ID: G.. April 5, 1S97.-Sealed
proposals p s., win be received at this depart
dlent until z O'Clock p. m, Monday, May
D., L 81! and opened Immediately there
alter, for furnishing stationery and sup
pues TOR the United States courts and
Feuefal court officers, fiscal year 1898
Inc right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids. and to iwaiye defects Blank
forms OF proposals and all necessary infoT-
nation Will be furnished upon application
10 the Chief OF the Division of Accounts,
Department of Justice JOSEPH Nc
hENNA, Attorney General. ap5,7 ,9-3t
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WANTED Partner with 5000; in office
business, previous experience not need
ful; handle own money; $50 week. Ad-
dress S SYSTEM, this office. IL
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-The best real estate invest
ment adjoining the city of Washington,
q lot on Rhode land ave, lexington. only
$3.50. DANIEL & ARMAT, 1913 F ST.
ap6 Stem
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For RENr-RooMs.

FOR RENT 1912 18th st. NV, two fur
nished rooms, second story, front and
back; VIII rent single or en- suite. 1t
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MOUNT VERNON.
Daily texcept Sunday. at 10 g. N,
returning reach the city at so
Admission tc grounds, 26c ELE
EANT CAFE ON Til. sTEAMEiS Tickets.
with Mount Vernon admission coupon,
Tor sale at wharf and AZ hotels
l. l.. BLAKE. Captain
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PERSONAL.

PERS(JN AZ.
SPIRITUA LISM - Mrs. Zoiler, medium:
seances Wednesday evening: interviews
daily. S13 9Th st. NV. bet H and I. ft
PROF CLAY tells business, love affairs,
losses etc. reunites separated husband,
wife. sweetheart; soc; 10 to 10 daily.
4S9 Fl st. sw ap6-2t-em
FASHIONABLE hair cutting 15c; chill
dren, 10e; good work guaranteed ES-
TON BARBER SHOP, 603 K st. NV.
ap6-3t
DID you ever get left; well we1l see that
you will not this week; as we have
a fine lot of custom made suits, almost
new, that we are selling at prices that
will surprise you; you are welcome to
call. JUSTHS' OLD STAND, 619 d st.
NV. ap67t
GYPSY QUEEN-FoTtune teller; ladies,
SOC; gentlemen, 81 (no sign) Removed
to 1919 Ii st. NV. ap3-7t
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A. V. HOLMES.

Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Special
Offer-A fine So 90 TipaIdi mandolin, 50 90
instruction book, sheet music and 20 les
sons for $40. Spring term, 20 lessons, $40
Studio, Room ) S34 f Sc. mh22-Im
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FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching, B. P. Rocks
SOrToeso strain; S: G. ". Leghorns
100. E. A. wARDWELL, BranchyfIIe,
MG. ap1-7t eTn
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EDUCATIONAL.

MR.. WILLIAM WALDECKER,
Graduate OF the Leipzig Royal COnserva-
tory OF Music.D
VIII receive pupils In plano PLAYING, be.
ginners well as advanced pupils; also
terms apply at music room. No 2f3 E
ST NV. mh22-1m
STENOGRAPHY dictation- PROF E
+. HANNA, WiInodaughsis, 1925 New
York ave. apl-7t
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Hr4.P gASTED-MALE.

WANTED-Y Young white man, not over
70, for farm near city. Xxx, this office. 1t
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FOR RENT-Two large rooms over store;
suitable for light Housekeeping. Cor.
9th and A SITS. Sc. ap7-3t
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-02

TEYANTED To buy 8 second hand ice wag. l w on. CARL BADER. Washington Depot,
 1 Conn.
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ST ROSES CHURCH,

Father Smith spoke in Norwslk on Wednesday evening of lasr week, at Len. ten services in the Catholic church there, and this week Wednesday evening went to Danbury to assist.
 Father Fitzsimmons of Bridgeport was the speaker at St Roses church Lenten services on Tuesday evening, giving an excellent address that held close atten- tion.
 Father Fox and Father Smith desire to express their appreciation and thanks to all members of their own parish, and those outside, who assisted in any way or showed their interest by attending the recent interesting stereopticon lecture, making 1t the financial and social success that 1t was.
 Father Fox and Father Smith, with the Sisters of Mercy, were in attendance at the silver jubilee of Sister Mary Claver at St Peter's convent, Danbury, yester- day, April l.
 Mass will not be said at St Stephens church, Stepney, on Sunday ,as announc- ed, but one week from Sunday, at the us- ual hour.
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THE coHGREeATroNAL CHURCH.

Next Sunday, April 4, is missionary Sunday in the Sunday school, when the collection is to go toward the purchase of new hymn books.
 The April meeting of the Ladies Missionary Society will be held next Tuesday afternoon, the 9th, at 3 o'clock, in the lower room of the church. The subject of the meeting will be that sug- gested in Life and Light', 1.-The Con- ditiOn of Our. Own Auxiliary" The ladies will also meet earlier in the after uOon for sewing.
 A number of copies of "The Wrestler of Philippi" have been purchased for distribution through the families represented in the Sun day school. This book is com panion to "Titus, A Comrade of the Cross", which has had a sale of some 700, 900 copies. ''The Wrestler of Philippi'' is published in neat and at tractIve form by the David c. Cook Publishing Co.,, of Chicago, at five cents per copy, this low price being made that 1t may have the widest circulation. It Is founded on the history of the early life of Paul, Silas and Barnabas.
 The pastor will speak at the prayer meeting on the New Testament books, on 'The Short Story of Mark"
 The pastor and his wife may always be found at their home on Thursday even- ing; although glad to have their friends call at any time, that evening will be reserved for the purpose of receiving social calls.
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MISS wHALLEY-MR EAsT0K.

A pleasant home wedding took place in Berkshire on Wednesday afternoon when Arthur W. Easton and Miss Alice K. Whalley were happily joined in marriage by Rev Otis W. Barker. The ceremony was held at the home of Edgar c. Page, where the mother of the bride has lived as housekeeper for several years. If there are bright auspices for the young couple to be gathered from delightful spring day, then certainly their happi- ness ia secure; for March kept true to the old adage that, whereas 1t came in like frothing lion, 1t went out like 8 very docile lamb. MT and Mrs Easton left on an evening train direct for Aga wam, Mass, where the groom has al- ready provided pleasant home. Mir and Mrs James Pitcher, of Bridgewater, were present at the wedding ceremony as guests from out of town.
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WANTED-A good second-hand hay cutter " Address, stating price and kind. LOCE BOX ', NewtOwn. Conn.
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An Elopement in Stepney.
MISS OSBORNE .MR GILBERT.

The people of Stepney and Hunting. town were treated to a genuine surprise party, last week Tuesday, when the facts leaked out that Miss Anna M. Osborne had eloped with Levi c. Gilbert, Jr. Miss Osborne Is the daughter of George Osborne, leader of the Bradley orchestra, and Mir Gilbert Is the son of the well known butcher at Huntingtown. Mrs Osborne and younger daughter were in Bethel making visit and on Tuesday Mir Osborne drove over for them to bring them home. It was during his absence that the young gallant" called and flew away with his lady, not stopping till they reached Portchester, N. Y., where they were quietly married. On Thurs day evening they returned from 6 short wedding trip and were given a welcome by a party of friends. It didn't take much of judge to surmise that some- thing unusual had occurred, for of all the noises on earth the serenade they were rendered on their return stood at the head. Drums, tin pans, cannon and guns were used without stint. Mr and Mrs Gilbert will for the present make their home with Mir Gilbert's father at the Hillside Market Farm, but in the fall he is expecting to build handsome residence near to those of his father and brother.
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NEW BUILDING AT SANDY HOOK.

The frame work for the new building to be erected at Sandy Hook by E. W. Wilson for the use of the undertaking firm of Wilson & Heating, is being got ten out by a Danbury firm with whom the contract has been placed. It will be shipped to Newtown all ready to put to- gether and In very short time the new building will rise, Phoenix like, from its ashes. In four weeks time MT Keating says he expects to be doing business ct the old stand.
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LADIES'
 TAILOR SUITS AND SKIRTS.

The nattiness of the jacket, the beauty of the lining, the absolutely perfect hanging skirt and different fabrics make our new spring garments particularly desirable to choose from. There's richness to the shades and elegant style effects that pleases every one who sees them, who tries them on. And the cost this season is very moderate.
 Sterling Silver Novelties for Easter gifts are having some such run as they did during the holiday times last season. If anything the stock is more complete than it was then-largeI in the makeup of newer and nicer varieties, odd and elaborate goods. From a Nail File at 25c to complete Toilet Set for Sl7.95.
 ADMINISTER RUGS, in full assort- ment of the newest colorings and choic est designs. Every size that is likely to be wanted, 4-6x66, 6-9x9-9, 3xlO-6, 9x12, l1-6xl4 1t.
 MATTINGS, plentiful in both the China and Japan makes, and our own direct inportations. Fresh, wiry quail ties that have lots of wear in them be- cause they are pliable and new.
 SASH GOODS, in a larger variety than usual. Tambour Muslins, 10 to 75c yd. Spots and Figured MusIins, 1Oc to 35c yd. Lace Striped Muslins, I2I2 to 2oc yd. Striped Scrims, to l5c yd. Bordered Nets, F to l5c yd.
 Fish Nets, 30 in to 54 in, l2 l-2 to 45c Striped Grenadine, 25c. vestibule Nes 25c to s1 50. Point d'Esprit and Sax ony Nets p to 35c yd.
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Display of W. B. corset models in rich silk and satir materials all this week. Ar expert filter from New York is in charge,
 A good many new dresses are going to appear for the first time Easter morning. We are doing an immense trade in the materials, silks; dress goods and trimmings. Very exceptional values are being offered.
 Fancy silks in rich elegant qualities worth from 1.25 to 200, all at 8oc a yard. Black brocaded silks in new and attractive designs, at 75c, I, and I.25 yard.
 Japanese silks in great vari- ety of design and coloring, 2oc a yard; value 37H and 50.
 Black brocaded dress goods with rich>mohair figures at I a yard; regular price 1.25 and 1.5o
 Black English mohair, very lustrous and silky, at 50 and 65c a yard.
 Covert cloths, tweeds, can vassem drap d'ete and other plain cloths for tailor made dresses, and the best spring colors at 75c. I and 1.25 a yard.
 Plain and fancy suitings in great variety at 2o, 3o and 5oc yard.
 Floor oil cloths in new spring patterns have come. We have a good deal of trade in these goods.
 A thousand pieces of Eng fish crockery at almost half value. Broken sets. ZHe HozOland Dry G0oaS CO.
 Rrzae2bort <~osea.
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WOMEN'S COLUMN.
House Wrappers.

House Wrappers.
 We are showing a beauti-
 ful line of them atss98c reg
 ular 1.25 value.
 Our 1.69 wrappers now
 1.25.
 We are closing out the balance of our winter garments at less than 1-3 original prices to make way for new Spring goods which are constantly arriving. Ac- cording to present weather indi- cations, winter garments cannot be dispensed with for some time to come.
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DEATH OF MRS JOHANNA HEATING.

Mrs Johanna Heating passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs Edward Troy, at Sandy Hook, on Monday morn ing of this week, In her 79th year. The fuperal services were conducted from St Rose's church on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock and were largely attended. She was laid at rest in St Roses ceme- tery. Another daughter, Mrs Andrew Collins of Danbury, also survives her.
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GREAT TRTuMPH.

Instant relief and permanent cure by this remedy, Otto's Cure tor Lung and Throat dis eases. Why will you irritate yonr throat and stock, Warren; D. Burnham. New Preston Woodbury Drug CO, Woodbury; Hotchkiss- vile Cash Store, E. F. Hawley, Newtown. B. Hawlev < Co, stepney. Marshall Beach Mon roe, J. M. Sullivan, Bedding Ridge, A. R. Blakeman, Botstord, R. I. Sanford. Oxford, E. J. Potter, South Britain, sole agents, will farnisn you with & free sample bottle of this guaranteed reme- dy? It's success is wonderful, as your drug gtst will tell you. Sample free. Large bot fIes BOG and 25c,
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-02

One of the most enjoyable parties of the season was given at the home of the Misses Ella and Jennie Fairchild In Tsun. ton district, Thursday evening, March 25, in which the hours passed rapidly away in games, vocal and instrumental music. Refreshments were served at 10.30 which consisted of cakes, candies and ice cream. As the company departed for home all agreed that they had spent a very pleas ant evening.
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Druggist s. c. Bull has new cabinet of Diamond dies, all new goods and up to date.

Peck, Stowe & Wilcox of Southington have served papers on Treasurer s. Q. Ball of the Sandy Hook Hardware Co.,, to recover some money they claim is due them on machinery. The Hardware Co however, question the legality of the claim as the machinery was not what was promised and the courts may be called in to settle the dispute. MT Bull is cited to appear in Hartford on the second Monday in April at the Court of Common Pleas. The papers were served by Constable Glover.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-02
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
 BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

1 Always something special in the Wash Goods department. Just now there are three items of unusual interest-Cash- mere Weave TwilIs, mostly plaids and Checks, Sc a yard-worth 1Oc. High Life Crepon, plain and fancy weave, Sc yard-worth l5c. Figured India Lin en, 40-in, in blues, pinks, blacks and lin- en shades, 12 1-2c yard-worth l9c. TOILET SETS-meetiDg every re- quirement every demand. As low as s1.35 and as high as SIP, with all the different grades between. Over 50 dif- ferent designs decorated ware in the s2.50 grade, pink, brown and blue; all new this seasons goods-many of the styles exclusively our own.
 SPECIAL SALE. A lot of Embroideries nice quality sp' good designs-about 500 yards-from to inches wide, at l5c yd.
 For MEMS wesr. The Wash Goods department is offering many new and de- sirable fabrics for negligee and launder- ed shirts:
 Light Cambric, 6c yd.
 Zephyr Cloth, 10c Yd. Checked Cheviot, 12 l-2c yd. English Percale, l2 1-2c yd.
 French Cambric, 15c yd. ! Fine Madras, l7c yd.
 French Madras, Poe yd.
 Oxford Cheviot 25c yd.
 Anderson Cheviot, 33c yd.
 Tooth Brushes-25 and 5O,. Frenc b brushes for 25c. Aluminium Hair Pins, Toe a dog. pr Pray's Ongoline-re- moves stains from the skin or nafl-35c bottle.
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Local Affairs.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

Grand spring opening of ladies' spring suits, capes, Jackets and shirts, the most complete line ever shown in Danbury, at price to suit everyb body. Millinery open ing on Saturday, March 27, and Monday, March 20. You are cordially invited to call and inspect; low prices will prevail to tart the ball rolling M. Stern, the leading millinery and cloak house, 1855 Main street, Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-02

NOR SALE OR RENT-The Isaac c. Crofut U homestead in Christian Street, New Preston, Conn, Consisting of 8 neat and pretty cottage ct eight rooms and two barns, with running spring water at both house and barn. It comprises hundred acreso of good meadow, blow, pastors and wood land. all well water ed and in good state or cultivation. This property has been occupied by Mir Crofut for over fifty years, and is Tn inc condition tor B small dairy, or general farming. Only two miles rom the beautiful Lake Wsramaug. It would make an elegenr Fnmmer home tor some city family, or parties desiring to keep city boarders. It is beautifully located in 6 fertile valley, surrounded by high hills and the celebrated Trout Stream, Bee Brook, runs through the farm. It will be 8 1ld tor a little more than the cost Of the buildings alone. and sold on easy terms. Address Rev H. Q-JUDD, Huntington, Suffolk Co.,, N. l
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

H. P. Hickox is on the sick list.
 Edward Chipnan's youngest son is very sick.
 Ezra Pierce has new pair of horses, bought in Woodbury.
 MT and Mrs A. N. Bronson were at O. A. Millard's one day, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-02

suit for ejectment, brought by Eugenia Morris against Remus c. Spen- cer, was heard by Justice Dayton, last week. An adjournment was granted to Wednesday of this week, when Attorney Beecher, counsel for Mir Spencer, moved for jury. A further adjournment was made to Monday at the Town hall, New town. Watrous & Buckland appear for the plaintiff
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DIsTRICT. OF VIEWPOINT, ss. Probate

DIsTRICT OF VIEWPOINT, ss. Probate D Court, March 27, 1897.
 Estate of WALTER JOHNSON, late of New town, in said distric deceased.
 Upon the application of Franklin Burton, praying for an order to sell the real estate of said deceased, as per application on file more fully appears, it
 ORDERFD-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office, in Newtown, in said district, on the 7th day of April, A. D. 1897, at Il o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given ot the peadency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon by publishing the same once in some newspaper having 8 circulation in said district, at least five days before the time assigned for said hearing.
 M J. BRADLEY, Judge.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-02

A. delegation of IA of the prominent business men along the line of the Shepaug road had an interview, March 29, with the officers of the Consolidated at the office in New Haven relative to the lowering of freight rates on the line of this road. The result of said interview
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-02

Mrs Jt hn Carlson wishes attention call- ed to the fact that she does all kinds of repairing, cleaning and pressing of cloth ing, and would appreciate share of the public patronage. She is also prepared to do all kinds of dying of clothing.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-02

was the appointment of committee of fiva for further conference with the officers of the Consolidated at subse- quent meeting to be held April l2, at their office in New Haven. The hearing on the matter, which was to have been before the railroad committee of the Legislature on April ,, was postponed till April 15, pending the result of the conference,