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did R. 8. Edwards and SON of Roxbury
SOUTH BRITAIN.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTTNGs.
A new blacksmith has opened the shop
of the late John Flemming.
F. Ell. Gray and wife 60 to Ohio, this
week, to spend few weeks.
Mrs John Lee and Mrs Albert Bronson
visited on Georges Hill, last week.
Miss Daisy squires of Naugatuck i,
guest of her father, John NJ. Squires.
Rev Otis w. Range and Mrs Raoge
returned from Buffalo, last week, from q
visit to their sor.
Frank Averill filed his silo, last week.
Samuel Pierce furnished the pow wit
his steam engine.
Charles Manville caught com near
the house, last week, weight q 1G
pounds
Mrs Averill Garfield has gone to
White Hills to visit her daughter, Mrs
j. r. TomliDso i.
Az ASS oOleha Ue6u 0DRdR6U
60 teach Pootatuck school.
D. M. Mitchell has engaged servant
from Sweden to take the place of Miss
Lizzie Beehler, who has been in their en-
ploy for 20 years.
Fred Hendrickson lost a horse, last
week.
Mrs A. D. Munson has spent a few
days in Oxford with Mrs Gordon Crofut.
Miss Charlotte Mitchell visited New
Haven, recently.
Mrs S. E. Hoyt of New Haven spent q
few days with friends here, last week.
Miss Anna B. Lake of Bethlehem spent
Sunday with Miss S. L. Bradley.
Rev j. D. Smiley exchanged pulpits,
Sunday week, with Rev Mr. Freeman OF
South Woodbury..
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ers have visited at her mothers, Mrs G.
A Jennings
Mrs Emma Wheeler is visiting at MAJ
Gus Wheeler's on Greenfield Hill.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Buckley have re-
turned home.
Messrs A. P. and Fl. M. Smith of THE
BEE enjoyed the hospitality of the
pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs Leslie A.
Jennings of Hoyden's Hill on Monday.
Mr. Jennings is one of the best farmers of
this section. He has a modern house
and farm buildings and later will build
more barn room. He has a large milk
route in Bridgeport which he personally
superlntends.
Someone had the. kindness, while
Charles Sherwood was away, to strip his
grape vines.
Mrs Belle Clark has some handsome
flowers, fine begonia being especially
noticeable.
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A Million Women Have Been Benefited yN

port were in town, recently, guests of
MI and Mrs III, A. Hurd of West Side.
+. E. Warner, son OF G. o. Warner of
Flanders, has returned to school at East
mans business college.
&. 0. Warner, a thrifty farmer of
Flanders district, has bought covered
market wagon OF Lee DickiL son of Rox-
bury.
Mrs Francis and Mrs Beebe have been
guests at the pleasant home of George
Smith.
Gideon Allen has been looking after
things at the Cash store while Merchant
Morris has been at the beach.
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EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

Wallace Proctor of Woodbury. spent
Sunday, with Waite Clarke.
Miss Emily Twist spent few days
with friends in Ansonia, recently.
o. S. Blackman is having a new house
erected. Marsh Brothers of Bridgeport
has taken the contract of doing the work.
Samuel Bristol of Ansonia fspent Sun
day with his uncle, A. III. Stevens.
Minford Goldsborough left, Wednes-
dav, for Garden City.
Mrs Charles Hull of Strstford has
been visiting Mrs r. B. Curtiss.
On Wednesday. September IA, Albert
Wheeler was united in marriage to Miss
Mary Rissa Weiss of Ridgewood, n. J.
The newly married couple are now at
| their home, here.
Miss Ella Goesman left for her home
in Brooklyn, this week.
Miss L. L. Wheeler has returned no me
from Woodmont.
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SOUTHVILLE.

Peter S. Hall has just completed a
large addition to his barn, 60x13, to &C.
commodate his crop Of tobacco, which is
one of the best he has ever raised. W.
A. Beers and Austin Castle assisted him
in the construction.
Eugene Jillson of New Haven has
been passing week as guest at Peter S
Halls.
Mrs Lawrence Mitchell has been with
parents, Mr. and Mrs P. S. Hall for 6
visit of few days.
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Mr. and Mrs S. E. Wheeler have return
ed home from Saratoga Springs.
S. j. Wylie has been sick with dyser-
terry.
Franklin Nichols sister, Mrs David
son of Lyme, is entertained at their
pleasant home.
Miss Martha W. Thompson was home
| over Sunday.
Southford's very obliging agent, W.
A. Shepard, attended church in Oxford
last Sunday, as also did Miss Alice Davis.
Anna Jackson, colored, daughter OF
Henry jackson, who left her home, Sep.
TENDER 9, was found just this side of
New Haven and brought to Oxford Sun
day noon by Sheriff Hubbell and hel
father. She will probably be sent tt
Middletown to tie Industrial school foi
girls. Her age is Is years.
William Curtiss of Monroe visited a
G. E. Garlick's, last Saturday, as alss
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THE BEE.
Newt own, Friday, Sept. %, 1898.
CIRCULATION:
JANUARY l, 1882 900
LAST WEEK. 1850
LitChfeld County.
BETHLEHEM.

IMPROVEMENTS AT LEVERETT JUDD'S.
LeVerett Judd Ia entirely remnde lir e
the Harrison house and when all is COM
pleted he will have one of The pleasant
est homes In Bethlehem. L. J. Alien &
Son have bad charge Of the carpenter
work. Pi"zz 70 have been ad led on the
front ard southwest sides, and the inte-
riOr Of the house entirely renovated.
The Fowler Brothers have done the ma
son work
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WOODBURY..
HERBERT j. wYCKoFF ORDAINED.

A council met, last Thursday, at the
North church TO ordain- Herbert j.
WyckGff. Rev Messrs j. G.. Davenport.
Waterbury, Sherod Soule, Naugatuck,
j. A, Freeman, WOODBURY., and Prof
Frank G. Porter Of the Yale Divinity
School, with the father of the candidate,
conducted the services. Rev J. G. Dayen-
20 t offered the prayer of ordination.
Rev j. L r. Wyckoff gave the charge to
his son, basing it on Paut's short charge
to Timothy, "Preach the World Rev
Sherod Soule gave the right hand of fell
lowshIp. Rev Herbert J. Wyckoff will
take up his work in Fayette, Iowa, week
after next.
Harry Blakeslee and Goodrich Smith
left town, Tuesday, for Kimball Union
| Academy, in New Hampshire.
| e. G. Dawson has joined the army OF
cyclists and rides Reading.
| George T. Morris and family, William
Dakin and wife, f. B. Peck and family
have been at the shore.
Miss Louise Tsham returned to Terry.
| vile, September 10, to resume her work
as teacher for the coming year.
Miss Eva Hurlburt commenced schoo
in the Good Hill district, last week.
FL. s. Benedict has recently harvested
A1A Uusn6l5 Oh onions al bW0-0fE0E o.
an acre OF ground. This is $50 bushel
to the acre.
/ W. Fl. Graham is again engaged in tb
ffsh business, having bought out th
route owned by Charles Morehouae.
Il Mrs Arnold, noted singer of Meriden
: is expected to si' 6 number OF selection
in the Meth list church, next Sunday.
Rev j. A. Freeman and wife are spend
! ing the week at their cottage at Belle Ii
land.
Henry Paro, who fell of bicycl
some weeks ago, cutting bad cash owe
, one eye. 10 getting a1oag nicely. Bloc
poisoning set In at first. but upder th
! akiliful treatment of DR. Smith, the da,
{ ger was overcome,
d Miss Jennie Anderson OF CASTLE, w,
! 0ming county, N. T., has been visitin
Mr. and Mrs III. r. Holmes OF Weckeepe
I NEE district.
LII. Allen g Son are rebuilding I'll
fume at the shnns of the Americs
\ Shear CO., at the willie.
. Mr. and Mrs w. A. Maynard OF Yves
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PLATTSVILLE.
HoYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY.

Mrs r. X. Fitch was more seriously In
Iured than was at fret supposed. Some
email bones in the shoulder were found
to be broken.
Niles Emma HIllard 10 at Arthur Will
aon's In Stratfield.
Mr. and MIRA O. johnson had large
surprise party from Bridgeport, recently
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Wheeler and board
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SOUTHPORT.

SAVAGE DOGS NOT ADMIRED BY BICY-
CLISTS.
Last Tuesday afternoon as Mrs J. U.
Strong was riding her bicycle toward
Woodbury., to visit her mother, vicious
dog came running after her, which
frightened her much, causing her to hit a
stone which instantly threw her to the
grou d, spraining her ankle veryabadly.
The doctor doesn't expect Mrs. Strong
to be able to walk under three or four
weeks.
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WATERTOWN.

Clinton Jndson, the well known cattle
yuan and butcher, brought in q load of
10 cows and five horses, last week Friday.
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NEW MILFORD.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Louis Heminway was In town, last
week, visiting.
j. L. McEwan and sister, Miss McEw.
en-, the popular postoffice clerk, returned,
Tuesday, from a Wait to their parents al
Haverakill, N. Y.
The ever popular play, "Peck's Bad
Boy" presented by the Atkinson Comedy
Co., drew fair sized audience, Monday
evening, at the Roger Sherman hall. The
specialGies were, as usual, first-class.
The New Milford Hat Co., much to
the satisfaction of the trades people, have
decided to build again here, choosing 8
site near the culvert on the AspetucB
road, purchasing the land of "Chris'
Hanson. They have already begun to
put the land in shape for the commence
ment of it, and the plans are in course OF
completion. They hope and intend tC
have it built as quickly as possible.
Wednesday was known and observed
as "Quiet day" at st Johns parish,
Litchfield Archdeaconry. The services
consisted of Holy Communion, address
es, short talks and evening prayer. Rev
Mr. Cone of Bridgeport conducted the
services. Similar celebrations were hell
in other parishes simultaneously
throughout the diocese, under the auspi-
ces Of the Woman's Auxiliary.
The Rectory school commenced the
new term very promisingly, Wednesday,
with larger number of scholars than
formerly.
CHARLOTTESVILLE AND VICINITY.
Miss Sarah A, Mallory OF New Haven
is visiting friends in this place.
Frank Brinsmade and wife are at E.
FL. PonnOg's.
Miss Cora Beardsley is spending q few
days with Frank Kennedy.
M. D. Jones and wife of Webatuck,
N. Y, spent Sunday with S. c. Ferry.
Robert Kellogg has the frame of A. B.
HYde's house raised.
The creamery has signed several new
patrons for rhe six months beginning
October l. 1t is model place Of it's kind
and certainly ought to prosper. A. B,
Hyde, the efficient superintendent, is a
practical dairyman and thoroughly I'M
derstands all the branches of his busi-
ness.
A number of our Sunday school work
ers attended the convention at Lanesville
and report an interestir g and instructive
meeting.
The trustees of the Methodist church
are making preparations for recovering
and shingling the church sheds; also
building some new ones. A much needed
Improvement.
A large number Of persons arc afflicted
with sore throat, in some cases taking
the form Of quinsy.
From present indications it lock as if
your correspondent would have a we'd
ding to report 10 the near future.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-23
QUAKER'S FARMS.
DEATH OF STEPHEN S. MALLErr.


One of our most respected citizens
passed away, last week Wednesday.
Stephen S. Mallett died at his home
here after a five weeks illness, aged Sc
years. Up to within few weeks of his
death he mad enjoyed GOD health and
it was familiar sight to see him on the
street riding on horseback. In his death,
Oxford loses good citizen and the COM
munity kind neighbor and sympathetic
friend. He was born in Trumbull in 1912
and spent his youth in his native town,
teaching school several terms in Bridge
port and other places. He at one time
taught the Bell school in Oxford. Some
thing over 80 years ago be moved to this
place and had lived here since. By fru-
gal habits, he amassed a considerable
fortune and was considered one of the
wealthiest residents of Oxford. He
was liberal in his contributions for
church purposes and in 1879 gave thou
sand dollars toward a permanent fund
for Christ church, Quaker Farms. At
the same time he also gave thousand
dollars to the church at Tasnua in Trum-
bull, his native place. He leaves wild
ow, Mrs Mallett of this place, and two
brothers and sister, Aaron Mallett,
Will lam Mallett and Mrs Wheeler, all of
TrumbulI. Rev MIR Mathison of Ansonia
conducted the funeral services. The in
terment was in Trumbull.
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Mr. and Mrs Theodore Hine have been
spending few days in Bethlehem, visit.
ing relatives and friends.
c. A. Meigs' family returned to Water
bury, last week, after spending five
weeks here.
E. B. Hargar returned from his trip to
Washington, D. c., last Tuesday.
Mrs Stone, who has been spending the
summer with Mrs M. 81. Fomlinson, re.
turued TO her home in New York, last
Monday.
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as very badly chafed, and suffered intensely
OI11f!Ort powder
New HavenCO.
SOUTHBURY.
CHURCH AND Personal NOTES.

CHURCH AND Personal NOTES.
E. Curtiss has moved his family to
Mrs Shelton's house and is at work for
Hine Brothers.
Rev and Mrs o. J. Range has returned
from Buffalo where they visited their
son. Mr. Range occupied the pulpit in
the Methodist church, last Sunday.
Miss Sarah Hine is visiting relatives in
Washington.
Miss Alice Stiles is entertaining
friends.
Miss Ann Stiles has returned from the
seaside.
H. a. Brown holds the reins over a
fast trotter.
Repairs are commenced on the old
brick schoolhouse.
DR. Morrell has sold about IL bushels
OF tomatoes from 80 plants, in addition
to what he has given away and used.
HULL's HILL.
Mr. and Mrs c. W. Downs of Monroe
were the guests of her parents, Mr. ard
Mrs E. E. Burr, last week.
Mrs Frank Stowe is ill. DR. Shepherd
attends her.
Mrs Benjamin Pierce made short visit
at her sons, G. Pierce's, in Danbury, last
week.
Erastus Burr is not as we'll as usual.
Dr. Shepherd was called.
Mrs G. B. Nettleton of Derby was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs G. B. johnson, last
week.
Mrs E. Mallory met with quite an acct
dent in Derby, last Wednesday. One of
Cooks big teams ran into her team.
throwing the horse and breaking the
wagon and harness. II teamsters were
mure careful it would be better.
Mr. and Mrs G. Christensen attended q
| wedding at w. Harrison's in Pootatuck.
| last Sunday.
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The school has begun with Miss Woos-
ter Of Huntington for teacher. She
boards at Mrs Juliet Mallett's.
Miss Hattie SnIfFen has been entertain
ed at Mrs M. T.. Clark's.
Miss Mary f. Nichols has visited al
Mrs G.. ID. Mallett's, recently.
Mrs Whipple and children, who have
spent the summer in Wisconsin, have re
turned.
Rev Mr. Swan OF Redding has been en-
tertaine6 at the rectory for few day
Miss Florence Sweezy and Dwigh
MaIIett attend the Easton Academy.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-23

Nettleton of Washington spent last Sat-
urday at Walnut Beach.
Jonathan Wootten and r. B. Lake at
tended the state democratic convention
on Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-23
A Handsome Couch
Like This, sos.

Couches we sell are made
to our order. We know what
is in 'en, so when we say this
has hair top, it's really so.
Size 74xo7 inches. Spring
edge. Tempered steel springs.
U pholstery Of corduroy or
velour.
FDzy 0fhsrs-aHgraaes-
,H h.>zroc
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-23

BISHOP BREWSTER AT CHRIST CHURCH.
Bishop Brewster visited Christ church
on Sunday, September IL, and admins
tered the rite of confirmation to seven
persons. There was a large congrega-
ton present.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-23
CHRIST CHURCH NOTES.

Rev S. W. Linsley clio ,ed his work with
Christ church on Sunday evening. He
will now resume his studies in New York
City. Rev Mr. She field will hold services
in the church next Sunday, Septemb Der
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Revolving Bookcases.

The most handy piece of
furniture for the students
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Fairfield County.
TASHUA.
DEATH OF STEPHEN MALLErr.

Stephen Mallett of Oxford died Sep
TENDER IA, aged So. The remains were
brought to Tashua for burial Friday
September 10. Rev Il. B. Whipple co Is
Quoted the funeral service, which was
held In Christ church. Four nephews Of
the deceased, OrviIle s., Frank B. and
VILLA m b, Mallett and Mallett Sanford
acted as bearers.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-23

M. A. FoSg, proprietor of the Cold
Spring dairy, has a registered Devon
bull which he works regularly o1 his
farm. He bitches the animal up single,
and he draws heavy loads with ease. Mr.
Fo9g likes the Devon stock and ia one
OF the successful farmers of the town.
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