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BROOKFTELD.

sLOW PRICES OFFERED FOR TOBACCO
Quite number of tobacco sales were
made, last week. G. A. Chichester of
part of the town and bargained for near
ly every crop he examined. The prices
were stunning. He claimed five cents
was his top price unless exceptionally
good, so the average of prices was from
three to five and six, more selling for
three than Eany other price. Nearly
every grower is ashamed to tell his price,
but any one who has sold can guess
pretty close. Obtuse was visited by
New Milford buyers, who it is reported
paid W. A. Beers seven cents and offered
q. D. Lake six who refused 10 sell at
that Price. By the time the crop is all
disposed of it will probably make as low
if not lower average ever received fer
crop in this vicinity, and probably the
same amount will be set out another
season.
ANNUAL MEETING OF ST PAUL'S GUILD.
At the annual meeting of st Paul's
Vice-president, Mrs S. B. Terrill, Mrs G.
T. Jackson, Mrs James Lee, Miss Sadie
Kellogg, Mrs G. o. Williams and Mrs
G. Sagendorf directresses; G. D. Ell.
Kellogg secretary and treasure It was
voted to consolidate the several chapters
into the original Guild; this was at the
request Of some of the officers of the
chapters. A little over 5000 was report
ed in the treasury. 1t was also voted
to make the annual membership
fee 25c. The initiatory steps were taken
to vote that the Guild pay the insurance
on the parish property, which is soon
due.
Stanley Terrill Is making alterations
on the exterior of his house.
Miss Emma Kellogg has been spend
ing two weeks with friends in Bridge
port.
The weekly sociable of the Congrega-
tional society will be held with Mr. and
Mrs Alfred Somers on Friday evening.
Charles Clarke is guest of his sister,
Mrs William G. Haight.
Mrs Augustus Hoyt of Danburv visit
ed Mrs Charles Stuart, last week.
George Stuart of Newtown was the
guest of his brother on Sunday.
Eugene Lake has just returned from
his long Christmas vacation. He reports
not q very lonesome time.
Miss Mary Collins is again teaching In
her old position in the town of Morris.
The Whist club met with Mrs Weld,
last week. The attendance was large,
seven tables being used. Mrs A. s.
Mansfield and s. A Blackman captured
the first prizes. The next meeting will
be with Mrs S. A. Blackman at Hawley-
vile.
Quite number of the members of the
Junior Guild met at the rectory on Mon
day evening. It was business meet
ing; $95 was reported in the treasury.
Lovett's Boston Stars appear In the
Town hall at Newtown on Monday
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WEST REDDING.
CHURCH NOTES

Rev Mr. Mohr of the Congregational
church at Georgetown preached here
Sunday afternoon. He exchanged with
Rev F. G. Sawyer.
The cottage prayer meeting was held
at Maj Woods. this week.
Joel Crofut, who was hurt in Bethel
some weeks ago by falling from build
ne which he was painting, is improving.
his many friends will be glad to learn
that he is about again. He is visiting
friends in Sherman, this week.
Miss Grace Barnnm, who has been
visiting friends In Brookfie for the past
we k, has returned home.
Mrs Henry Griffin ia in Waterbury at.
tending silver wedding anniversary Of
her brother, Orson Dikeman.
Miss George Gray, who has been visit
ing friends here, has returned to hel
home in Sherman.
Burton Osborne is attending Stillman's
business college at Danburg, this winter
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man will be pleased to learn that he is
gaining his strength slowly.
Mrs A. j. Wells is entertaining her
sister.
The Young Peoples Whist club were
very pleasantly entertained at "Haze =
hurst" the. home of Miss May E. Hill,
last Thursday evening. The prizes we're
taken as follows: Ladies' first, Charles
L Hill, (he taking the place of an absent
lady;) gentlemen's first, Frederick @.
Banks; ladies' consolation, Jessie e. Lob
dell; gentlemen's consolation, Howard
|. Wakeman.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Banks welcomed 8
daughter, Monday.
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In New Haven County.
SOUTH BRITAIN.
ONGREGATIONAL CMIrRCH NOTES

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
A reception and donation were tender
ed REV and Mrs Smiley at the Parish
house, Thursday evening, January -.
In spite of darkness and bad travelling,
about so we're present and all reemed to
have q thoroughly good time. After
supper a number of hymns were sung,
closing with God be with you till we
meet again" Mr. Smiley received purse
OF about $50.
John Fleming's shop has been closed
for time part on account of Mr. Elem
inR's sickness.
j. a. Beard is hustling at the South
Britain mill. Among additions to his
machinery is a shingle machine and Joel
knows how to run 1t. The cut out
shIngle for $3.50 thousand and sell
them for SO.
Mrs s. w. Post and Mrs James Adams,
who have been quite Ill with pleurisy,
are better.
Mrs ). p. Averlll ia spending week
with her daughter in Bridgeport.
Mrs Marietta Allen of Waterbury has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs George
Russell.
Mrs c. 5. Judson returned home, this
week, and is selling her furniture, pre-
paratory to joining MIR Judson in Califor-
MIA.
Mrs N. w. Mitchell is spending some
weeks with her daughter, Mrs Stshl, at
Belle View, o.
The Town hall at Newtown is to have
quite an'attraction, next Monday even
ing, In Lovett's Boston Stars. 1t Is said
to be an excellent concert company and
one worth going some distance to hear.
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BETHLEHEM.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL MATTERS.


DR. Bisseli of TorriI gton was called to
see Mrs A. G. Lake, last week.
Former friends of Rev Frederick Mum
0n,a native of this place, will be plea sed
TO know that he ia now an octogenarIan
and residing in Brooklyn, N. Y, but is
able to make daily business trips to New
York City.
Otis Crane was in town, last week,
visiting his mother, Mrs Samuel Allen,
who is ill with the grip.
William Morgsn's children are also ill
with grip.
Samuel P. Hayes has made brief
visit with his uncle, Warren Mitchell, and
sister, EMrs II. M. Garfield, of South
Britain.
Capt S. Hayes las received the intelli-
gence of the critical condition of his
sister, Mrs Alma Allen of Iowa. Mrs
Aliens illness ia due to pneumonia.
Mrs Augustus hamilton was on Sur
day last elected secretary and treasurer
of the Congregational Sunday school.
Mrs William r. Harrison is out of
town for several weeks stay.
The spelling contest on Friday even
ing was participated in by MANY of our
citizeps, Mrs L. P. Judd standing the
&c st the longest.
Mise Louisa Fontaine is a guest for
several weeks at E. /. Howe's.
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In Fairfield County.
sTEPNEY AND VICINITY.
METHoDIsr CHURCH NOTES.

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
The election of officers for the Sunday
school occurred last Sunday, and re-
suited in the following: Su eerintendent,
John T. Porter; assistant superinten-
dent, Edgar Norrhrop; lady assistant,
Mrs Leroy Sherman; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Nellie Bride; assistant
secretary and treasurer, Leslie Purdy
librarian, Miss Bessie Hayes; organist,
Miss Mae Osborne. This is the 2lst
time that Mr. Porter has been chosen to
serve as superintendent of the school.
The young folks of stepney will give
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society, the Cantata.." jolly Farmers"
February q, Washington's birthday.
Particulars will be furnished another
week.
A moonlight social will be held at Ed
ward Corning's, Tuesday evening,
February l. An entertaining program
Ia in preparation and good attendance
Is expected.
Invitations were out for surprise
party to take place at George Gessinger's
in Tashua, on Thursday evening of
this week. The gentlemen were to fur
nish the music and the ladies refresh
ments,
A. B. Curtis, at the Depot, has a
horse, wagon and harness that he will
dispose of at a very low figure, well
worth the money.
Rev Mr. Lutz of MOI roe is expected to
preach the sermon at the meeting in the
Lower StepneY school-hous9, next Sun
day evening, at 6 O'Clock.
Merchant Stephen French has a fine
new line Of canned and fancy dried
fruits, including apricots, prunes, date
and the eclipse seeded r4lsins. Fer real
good goods the genial merchant can be
depended on every time.
Miss Carrie May Hull was home from
Easton to pass Sunday with her parents.
Rev Mr. Braman expects to preach at
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next Sunday evening, in exchange with
Rev Mr. Lutz, who takes his place at
Lower Stepney.
Mr. and Mrs George futile of Danbury
passed Sunday as guests at r. B. Rock
wells.
George Burritt has been on the sick
list, and under the doctors care.
George Bride of Bridgeport has been
a recent guest of his sister, Miss Nellie
Bride.
Mrs Julia Fields is spending few
days with her sister, NJ IS Amos Candee,
at Easton.
Blacksmith G. L. Smalley has had his
power set up at George Edwards place,
this week, and has been making the
wood pile hum.
Frank Warmer, who has been at
Sandy Hook, has returned to the Meth
odist parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Nichols and Mr.
and Mrs Levi Jennings of Dsnbury and
Sylvester Nichols of Bridgeport pass d
Sunday as guests at Mr. and Mrs Lemuel
Osborne.
Frederick Wheeler and friend passed
Sunday with Mr. Wheeler's sister, Mrs
e. s. Beardsley.
Mrs Wilbur Clark of Hammertown is
staying with her daughter, Mrs George
Burritt.
A fine concert company, Lovett's Bos-
ton Stars, will be at the Town hall, New.
town, on next Monday night, January
"A. Such strong attraction may draw
some of the young people up that way.
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OXFORD.
BISHOP BREWSTER AT ST PETERS.

BISHOP BREWSTER AT ST PETERS.
Cadjutor Bishop BREWSTER was at st
Peters church, last Sunday afternoon,
and confirmed class of 10. The church
was crowded and all were repaid for their
trouble in coming by hearing very in
structive and interesting discourse. His
address to the admitted members of the
church was an excellent one and re-
markably clear and concise.
Louie v. Morris of Bethany was in
town calling on a few former friends
Friday and Saturday last.
George S. Hubbell on Riggs street has
sold the old oxen which has done him
good service for many years and has
bought from Orange a fine pair OF steers.
The light from the fire of Mr. Ben
hams barn in Middlebury, last Friday
evening, Illuminated the Center so it was
like moonlight.
Ollie Madsen on Chestnut Tree Hill has
been making repairs on his barns and
building new ice house.
o. C. Osborn on Riggs street is the
only one In town that we have learned
has filled their ice house, he having his
filed with Ice Of fine quality IL inches
In thickness.
Frank Perry, who few weeks ago
broke his leg by a fall, has SO far re-
covered as to be able to get down to
church, Sunday, by using crutches.
His recovery has been remarkably fast.
An aged German, named John, who
boards at L. w. Lakes, fell on the ice
about 10 days ago and fractured two
ribs. DIR Barnes was called to care for
his injuries.
r. w. Hubbell and wife have been In
Woodbury. for about two weeks where
their son, Burton, is very sick with
diphtheria. At last reports he was
much more comfortable and his mother
was sick with the disease.
Miss Marie Macken is home for few
weeks from her duties as booKkeeper in
Yonkers, N. X.
Rev A. II. Balsley has gone for brief
visit to bis parents in Pennsylvania.
A parish meeting Is called for Satur-
day evening, this week. As business of
Importance IS TO be acted upon, itsia de-
sired that there be full attendance.
Our extended January thaw has come
10 an end, and now for while we win
have to travel over very rough roads.
Landlord Reilly gives roast goose
supper thia Friday evening. There will
be free dancing, supper soc.
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class dinner with a S. purchase or up
wards. They want you to get acquaint-
ed with them and believe that their kind
Of goods at the prices put upon them
during this sale will make permanent
customers of all who purchase. There
will be an average reduction of % per
cent on all goods.
Between SO and 80 cans of milk are
now taken in daily at the creamery of
Lee & Seabrook at this point. E. L. Os-
borne, an experienced and useful butter
and cheese maker, is in charge, having
one assistant.
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Miss Kittie Taylor of Bridgeport was
a guest at George Wheeler's on Friday
of last week.
Miss Emogene Sears is again with her
sister, Mrs B. Turney.
Phillips & Wheeler have just CON-
pleted and put into the paint shop two
very fine two-horse farm wagons, that
are credit to any builders. They are
doing some first-class work at the wagon
shop and now is good time to get prices
of them. All kinds of wagon and black
smith work will receive prompt atten.
ton.
Miss Florence Bolles has been on the
sick list for few days.
August Smith ia at work at the mines,
driving one of the teams.
Mrs Margaret Radcliffe has been under
the weather during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs w. B. Davis and family
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs G. u. Downs
on Sunday.
Miss Lynch, af the Bridgeport hospi-
tai, passed Saturday with friends here on
the Hill.
Patrerson's Concert Co. were billed to
give performance at the Long Hill hall
on Wednesday evening Of this week.
Mrs John M. Haugh of Patchogue, l.
l., came last Friday to pass a few days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs N. Hall
Work on the spur track at the mines
is progressing and this week station
arv engine has been kept busy driving
spiles, to afford safe crossing place over
the brook. 1t will be some weeks before
much mining is accomplished.
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BRIDGEwATER.

Mrs Laura Welton is reported as quite
poorly, this winter.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Carlson mourn the
10 of a yourg daughter. Thew have the
deepest sympathy of all in Their trouble.
1t is hoped that Miss Mabel Ssnford's
presence in the Gunpery will be as fully
appreciated as her absence here is regret
ted.
G. B. Thompson ia having crest sue
cess in the sale of his perfumery, having
3 large force of hands engaged at the
home Office here. He talks of putting
up building in the spring. His ship
ments for the last few months have run
into the thousands.
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Some persons who were awarded pre-
miums at the recent Danbury and Bethel
poultry show have not received them. @.
r. Kinney, the treasurer. 81 Franklin
street, Danbury, is ready to pay the same
10 have them all settled at once. The
money can be secured by calling on
Treasurer Kinney. II Danbury News.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.

Miss Winnie Jennings returned home,
last week, from Hulrs Farms where she
been assisting in the care of her cousin,
Miss Abbie Wakeman.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Beach of North
Main street, Bridgeport, have been
guests at I. B. Bradley's.
Mr. Arnold, who has lived in this neigh
borhood for some time past is to move to
Worcester, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Lyon of Stratfield,
with their sister, Miss Mile Nichols,
were guests of their uncle, Charles
Nichols. Tuesday.
Floyd Burr carries the children back
and forth from school in place of Mr. Ar
mold.
Our genial butcher, Mr. Sanford OF
Redding, makes but one trip week
through this place instead of two as
formerly.
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wAsHINGToN,s GRANGE.

at the regular meeting of the Grange,
Wednesday evening, the Goth, the officers
will be Installed by Deputy Whlttlesey
of Morris. Services,to begin at O'Clock,
will be open to the public. We expect
that the retiring master of Excelsior Po-
mona Grange, Mr. Shelley of Woodbury.,
will be present and give us a feast of
wisdom and wit,and other short address
es, with good music, will make pro-
gram for the evening pleasant to all.
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TRUMBULL.
TOWN AND PERSONAL NOTES

TOWN AND PERSONAL NOTES.
A new burglar and fire proof safe,
weighing about two tons, manufactured
by the Mofs Safe Co., of Boston, has
been placed in the Office of Town Clerk
and Treasurer o. B. Burton; also COM
plete set of the latest and most approved
style of books for land records.
Nelson s. French has sold the Bevar s.
homestead to Max Biliski, who will erect
a new house and otherwise impr I'VE the
place.
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ALLIs & cos BIG SALE.

Allis 6 Co, the hustling New Milford
clothiers, call attention to their "Oppor-
tunity sale" now going on. They will paw
fares both ways by rail for distance of
20 miles with $40 purchase, and if you
come by team they will furnish first
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STEVENSON.

Fl. r. Stevens of Orange is assisting
his father-in-law in rebuilding the struct-
ure which fell down awhile ago.
Mrs Ederich Gowdy of Westville, Mrs
Charles French, Mrs r. S. Human and
Mrs Isbell were guests at w. s. Brad
ley's, this wee h.
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George E. Beard of Bethel says OF
Gripaline: II can Only too cheerfully
recommend your Gripsline, with us is
colds and those creeping. chilly feelings
have yielded readily to its USE" K r.
HaWley and Warner, Taylor & Curtis
sell IF
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HARMONY GRANGE, MONROE.

On January 81, Harmony Grange will
Initiate in the third and fourth degrees
and also install officers. 1t is hoped
that the Worthy Master of Fairfield
Pomona Grange will install the officers
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Our Grange Friends.
PoorATUCK GRANGE WORK.

Pootatuck Grange, Newtown, worked
the third and fourth degrees on three
candidates, Tuesday night. The install
lation of officers will occur at the next
meeting.
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HoYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY.

L. M. Wilson has had the misfor tune
to lose horse with spinal meningitis.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather of last Thursday evening, there
was fair attendance at the prayer meet
ting at Wilson Miller's, which was ably
conducted by Rev j. Kettle.
Mrs s. Wisner has spent week with
her daughter, Mrs E. Hall.
Mrs Emma Wheeler is visiting Mr.
Hickok of Burr street.
L. A. Jennings has q sick COW.
Leroy Clarke has exchanged men.
William Buckley has sold heifer TO
Beckwith, the cattle dealer.
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CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on 60-cent bottle OF
Greeness Warranted syrup of Tar, 1t 1t fails to
cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee
q 25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory or mon ey
refunded. Il. 81. BEERS q CO.. Newtown.
SAMUEL.C- BULL, Sandy HOOK.
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AT NoRFIELD GRANGE.

A number OF Norfleld Changers went
to the Pomona meeting in Greenfield on
Wednesday, and furnished part of the
program.
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WATERFOWL.
THE CITIZENS CLUB.

At meeting of the citizens' club, EhelC
at the Town hall, Tuesday evening, Jan
uary IL, the following names were
presented for members hip and elected
Charlie Huds IN, q. @. Cook, Herbert Up.
son, FL. E. Scott, G. Fl. Scott, T. N. Bar.
ton, James DamerF, John Taylor, w. FL
Beer S, w. j. White, [. @. Hotchkis s, Ar
thur Roberts, Randall Pearce, r. E
Wheeler, j. 2. Barlow, William Ander.
on, e. D. Barlow, G. w. Barlow, e. j
Bartlett, Edward Barton, George Bar.
ION, F. N. Bean, e L. Br0uette, Charles
Bry mt, Sheldon Curtiss, Chauncev Day.
ton, A. n. Wool ION, j. e. Griffin, Gsorge
Girls void. E. B. Hard, Russell Hard,
George Harper, Charles Holt, John
Hoskins. Samuel Hoskins. G. P. Hub
bard, Francis Hubbard, Charles Kane,
j. j. Keilty. Charles Kilhourne, E. p.
MCGOWAN, j. D. MCGOWAN, John Moore,
Robert Moore, George f. Pritehard, M /.
r. Sepples, j. G. Skilton. w. L. Skinner,
Alorzo Smith, Louis j. Stephens, Henry
st George, Joseph Suffa, George Sum-
mers, James Sweeney, George aTrewren,
G. tE. Warner, f. j. Working, Heary
Welton, J E. Williams, Ernest Wright,
Ernest Zeidler, Bert Hudson, John
Virtue, James Gambel. Reed Knight,
Henry Frost, T. P. Baldwin. w. G..
Barnes, w. L. Kelley, L. w. Cutler.
METHODIsTs APPOINT A BUILDING
COMMITTEE.
At meeting of the official board of
the Methodist church held on Tuesday,
January IL, a building committee COM
posed of the following gentlemen was
appointed: "A. N. WDolson, FL. M. Hick-
OK, j. W. Atwood, Elmer Doolittle and
James g. Skilton. Since then this COM
mittee has had several meetings and one
Of their number, H. M. Hickox, has been
to New York city to consult with an ar
chitect there in regard TO the new church
building. About $40 600 has been rails
ed, that being the estimate OF what the
building will cost.
Last Wednesday evening the Water
town Dramatic association gave very
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night, January "A. This ID aaid to be q
very excellent and strong combination
or musical artists and may attract some
Brookfield people.
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- $500 - - %~~~ S~~~ - - ~ ~ AN'
meeting Sunday evening.
Mrs Morris L. Wilson of Bridg eport
his been the guest OF relatives in Green
field, the past week.
Miss Nellie Maurer of Aspetuck has
been the guest OF Mrs Welsey Burr.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Raymond of Black
Rock are with friends in Greenfield.
Mr. and Mrs Sherwood Banks, Mr. and
Mrs Simon Bradley, Mr. and Mrs I, G..
Fanton, Simeon Pease, George H. Mer-
win and J. @. Lobdell were among the
Greenfield Changers that attended the
meeting OF the State Grange in Hartford,
last week.
Clarence II. Banks is doing jury duty
in Bridgeport.
Selectman Bradley started, Monday,
for Mississippi, to attend the field trials.
The many friends or Andrew b. Wake
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enjoyable dinner in the Town hall. About
% couples were present and all enjoyed a
good time. Faulman's orchestra fur
nished the music.
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When you 60 past Lockwood's shoe
store you will zee the sign in the win
dow, "Great reduction in shoes" I do
not quote prices, but hitch your horse to
the post and come in and [ will make you
prices that will make you glad you came.
"A. B. Lockwood, Fountain Place Store,
Bethel.
Parties are at work getting out new
business directory for the town of Bethel.
It is expected to be ready by April for
distribution.
The carpenter work on the new form
ing factory will soon be completed and
ready for the machinery. Pipe for heat
ing the building is being placed In posi-
ton.
The hating indus ~ is much better
than it was week ago. Workmen are
pretty generally employed, but not hur-
ried. At tn $ stage of the trade great
pains must be taken with the work in
every department. None OF the leading
spring styles have put in an appearance
vet.
Edgar n. Andrews Ia breaking into
work fine lot of heavy team horses.
The local fishermen are bringing into
town fine strit 81 Of large pike and other
kinds Of fish. A few Of the most choice
fish are sold by chance, i've and 10 cents
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Grain and Feed!

Having charge the Flour Feed Mill formerly
Grenige shall continue to do all kinds of grinding have also
grain and feed and furnish kind d feed very
reasonable figure. Call and get my prices.
public patronage solicited dealing
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Pcquonnock Flour and Feed Mills
LONG HILL, CONN.
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ErnbroiderieS

line of fine Cambria and Muslin Embroideres and In
sertons, comprising the latest designs at
Sc, SC, 10c, 12c, 15c, 18c to SOC yard.
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DEATH OF MRS DELILAH PATCHEN.

Mrs Delilah Patchen, aged So, died
from the effects Of broken hip and old
age, at her home in Elmwood district,
last week Thursday night. The funer-
al services were held on Sunday after
noon at her late home. The interment
was in the cemetery in Center district.
Rev Mr. Morrell officiated.
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CHURCH NOTES.

D. Frank Brown led the Y. P. S. G. E.
meeting Sunday evening.