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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-01
AN11-ANARcnssr CONGRESS
Italian Government Issues Formal In-
 vitations to the Powers.

vitations to the Powers.
 Rome, Sept. 30.-The Italian govern ment has issued formal invitations to the anti-anarchist congress, the date and place for holding which will be fixed hereafter.
 The Tribuna announces that all the European governments have now con- scented to Italy's proposal for a confer- ence to concert measures for the supp pression of the anarchists.
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BrNan BeIfer.

Washington, Sept. SO.-Colonel Will liam J. Bryan has so far recovered that to-day he took a carriage drive.
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St. Louis, Sept 30.-A special to the Post Dispatch from Pana, I'll, says: Two hundred Pana miners held up a Baltimore and Ohio train at the line of Shelby and Christian counties at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The train was carrying sixty imported negroes for work in the Pana mines. At the point of guns the miners compelled the ne- groes to unload and started to march them to Tower Hill to ship them back to Washington, Ind. The miners had handkerchiefs over their faces when they held up the train which was de- layed but few minutes Sheriff Cart wright is said to be on the way to Tow CT Hill with posse to release the ne- groes. clash between miners and deputies is expected.
 Walter Putterbaugh, who brought the negroes from the south, left the train at Flora being fearful of hold up and knowing that he would suffer rough treatment at the hands of the miners.
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RAVAGES OF FOREST FIRES
TREMENDOUS IDENTIFICATION IN SEV-
 ERAL LNoRTHWESTERN STATES.

of ofCumber1and, Wis, Conn pelled to Flee to the Lake Shores for safety-Loss of S1 1000 ,OOO in the State The City of Ipswich, $. D., Wiped Out Fire 300 Miles i'm Circumference Has n City for It's Center.
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THE MINERS, STRIKE ATPANA, I'LL
Military Now in Full Charge-Thursday
 NtghI a Terrible One.

Pana, Ills, Sept. 90.-Light Battery from Aurora and Elgin arrived this evening. The military are in full charge of the city tonight and are parading the business streets. The utmost quiet prevails.
 Last night was terrible one for the people of Pana. Two thirds of the resi- dences were unoccupied. In some cases all the residents of an entire block spent the dark hours in one house armed, terrorized and awaiting attacks expected to be made on their homes by the negroes imported from Alabama. All night the striking union miners, rein forced by brother miners from other towns, armed with shot-guns and rifles, paraded the streets and in some cases lay in ambush on housetops and in al- leys awaiting the coming of the blacks from Spring Side and Penwell stock ades, the blacks having announced an intention to march into the city and drive out the whites. But the deputy sheriffs were successful in keeping the negroes under control and within the stockades. To-day in response to Sher- if Coburn's urgent appeal, Battery B of Galesburg and two companies of Hamilton's Sons of Veterans were on their way to Pana to protect lives of citizens and their property, but under no consideration to assist the mine owners in operating the mines with i'm ported labor. Many visiting miners, heavily armed, arrived here to-day and later left the city for Shelby county to intercept Baltimore and Ohio trains said to be conveying negro miners. On the arrival of troops in Pana it is in- tended to have all citizens, white or black, disarmed by the militia. Sheriff Coburn in wiring for troops last even ing reported one black killed in We'd nesday's riot and several wounded. Mayor Penwell, son of Operator Pen- we'll spent last night insied the stock ades. He said he was afraid of being mobbed by the miners and that for fear of mobs his father and mother had left the city.
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1t is Believed to Represent the Views of the President-Hanna Says He Re- Sards the Islands as Lost to Spain and That Being n Foregone Conclusion in Confronts the Administration Re- lates to the Form of Government Which Win be Given the Islands.
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BETHLEHEM.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Henry B. Peck of Derby made brief
visit with his mother, Mis- J. G. Peck.
Mrs George e. Stone and daughter,
Miss Minnie, returned from Gilbertsville,
Mass, early in the week.
Franz Kircherberger has moved his
family to Morris.
grandmother, Mrs Samuel Gum.
Miss Erminia Atwood Is visiting friends
in Kent.
in town on Saturday, accompanied BY
his brother, Henry Bassett of Iowa.
There was family reunion at Joel h.
Atwood's, brothers and sisters, on Satur-
day.
Mrs Gilbert Van Doll returned on
Tuesday from Bristol.
Mrs Stephen Hayes is visiting relatives
in South Britain.
Miss Hattie Griffin is little better.
Mrs Susan Curtiss and granddaughter
and Miss Grace Lake of Thomaston have
visited friends in town, recently.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Bailey of New Ha-
ven were at Mrs Bailey's former home on
Hard Hill, last week.
There will be meeting of Christ
church parish on Tuesday. October 4, al
p. N to take action for providing cler
icsl service.
Mr. and Mrs George F. Bloss of New
Yo.k City spent several days in town
last week.
The report of the selectmen can be hat
OF the town clerk. They were out OF
Monday and show a financial gain for th'
town of over 500.
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ONLY A REGULAR.
[FRoM THE CHICAGO TrMKs-HERALD.l

TFRoM THE CHICAGO TINES HERALD.
Blair, regular, said to be one OF the
18th, was shot through the groin st 81
Csney, July l. Two wounded meH Of
the list New York fell beside him in q
worse shape than be. They could not
move. He. could q little. A Spanish
sharpshooter on their right had the range
of them as they lay there, their comrades
having pushed on. Although down. the
three men were his target.
"Spit ~ and one # the bullets cut .
lock of nair from Blsir's forehead.
"Spit :" again, and one of the New
Workers. WINGED as his shoulder was cut.
Blair for time could not locate the
fellow, but finally discovered him 800
yards distant up tree. He was in
cautious, and displayed himself in taking
aim. Blair had his gun beside HIM, and
with one shot brought him down.
Then. wounded in the groin as he wss,
he crswled 800 feet to his enemy to get
his csnteen of water, and 900 feet back
not touching it himself, and poured lie
down the throats of the two New York
ers.
He died holding the drink TO the lips of
one of them. His only remark as TO his
Journey was -
"I'm a regular. You fellows have
homes" One OF the New Workers sur
vived to return and tell the story of this
hero's end.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

Dea NV. Mitchell presented Dea and
Mrs William Fairchild so fine peaches,
which graeed the feast at their anpiver-
sarv celebration.
Mrs John Squires is nursing the sick at
Stevenson.
Mrs Hayes of Bethlehem is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Henry. Garfield.
Mrs Botsford and son of Lake George
visited at L. G. Brsdley's in South Brit
ain, last week
Miss Lucy Canfield is teaching school
In Oxford.
William Curtis is building barn to
renlsce the one destroyed by fire.
Beardsley Brothers of Roxbury passed
through Britain, last week, with 10 yoke
of steers, bull and beifers.
| Mrs Israel Beardsley, who lives near
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BETHEL.
CHURCH NOTES.

At the Methodist church, last Sunday
evening, Rev B. M. Adams preached
the 11Gh sermon of his series Of Even
ings with jesus. His subject was ''At
Jesus Fest
Rev Fl. L. Slack preached an interest
ing and impressive sermon at the Congre-
CATION church, Sunday morning. The
subject OF the OBSCURE was by their
fruits, ye shall know them"
Commencing next Sunday evening.
services in the churches will begin at Z
O'Clock.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will meet
at the home Of Mrs w. Ell. JudsoD, South
street, this afternoon (Friday) at
O'Clock.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Metho-
dist church met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs w. 81. Platt of Chestnut street.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' mission circle Of the Congrega-
tional church will be held at the home
of Matte Crofut, next Mondsy evening
at 80 O'Clock.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
THE DEERFIRLD DISTRICT.

4hb DELAE AL~A-b D4c MIL
Miss Martha NJ. Burr returned, Friday,
from q three weeks visit with relatives
in Hartford and New Britain.
James Nichols, who spends a portion
of his time at his home in this place, has
been very sick ut his daughters in Red
ding.
Mrs Thomas B. Bradley and Mrs Will
lam E. Nichols have visited Mira Samuel
T. Buckley.
Miss Laura A. Dowd is visiting friends
in New York.
Mrs q. E. Do~d and daughter attend
ed the funeral of little Ethel Bartrsm of
ReddiDg, Saturday.
Miss Florence L. Field of Rye and
Miss Inez L. De Vesu of Brooklyn are
guests of Miss Alice Nichols.
DR. Durham has purchased new pony
and surrey for his children.
Mrs Augusta Arnold, who for many
months has been great sufferer from
tumor, died Thursday, September Is.
Mrs Arr old was native of Germany and
has resided in Greenfield shout 26 years.
She has slways been known ss hard
working, frugal woman. She leaves one
daughter. Mrs Stieb, and six grandchild-
rem. The funeral was held at the house,
Saturday, at 4 pm. Rev J. B. Kettle
officisted. The intel ment wss in Oak
lawn cemetery.
An offering of $1,000 was taken at the
church, Sunday, September Is, for the
Sunday school and will probably be used
Co replenish the library.
| Notices are cut of the marriage OF
Agnes Brown Binkerd and Horace
Joshua Wells, which took place Septem-
Der II. The bride and groom were at
church Sunday morning, September Is.
Mr. and Mrs Morrel Smith of Brook
Ign, n. Y, were visiting the parents Of
Mrs Smith, Mr. aud Mrs A. J. Wells, over
Sunday.
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LYONS PLAIN.
CHURCH NOTES.


The Ladies' Aid society met in the
church parlors o. Tuesday afternoon.
A goodly number were out. Tea was
served at 6 O'Clock.
James A. Smith is entertaining his
mother from New York state.
Edward Clark of Bridgeport and Mrs
Betsev Salmon OF Valley Forge are visit
pg Charles SALMON and family.
Josiah Williams has gone to New
Hamburg to spend the winter with his
son.
Milton Hoyt returned TO Harvard col
on Saturday. Miss NJ. E. Heyt went to
East Hampton, Lon g / land the same
day.
Robert Williams IL stopping with J ohn
Williams for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs L. r.. Hovt are home af.
ter spending several days at E. Sill
mans In Bridgeport.
Mrs Daniel Brown and Miss Nellie
Merwin spent Wednesday with Mrs OIL
yer Psrrv of Valley Fo ge.
Mis- Alice Merwin spent Sunday witt
Der mother.
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LitChfeld County.
NEW MILFORD.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY

Mr. and Mrs J. A. Levy, Jr.,spent last
week in New York, visiting relatives.
Privates G. Hull aud Gay Irwin of
Company M, 1st Connecticut Volunteers,
are home.
Harry Grant of Bridgeport was in town
Sunday.
Frank Mcclure, who left here some
few mo 1ths ago to reside with his sister
in Boston. returned here, feeling much
better. He was taken worae again and
went to the Danbury hospital, Wednes-
day for treatment. Despite all efforts,
ne died, pm, Saturday. Mr. Mcclure
was cigar maker for Bowers and also
PLAYED the bass drum in the band. He
will be greatly missed.
The Christian Unity association held
an all-day meeting in the Gospel Mis-
sion rooms, last Sunday, and were large
II attended. Special ou6 of town minis
ters were present to make addresses at
the services.
W s. Jones of New York, who delight
ed the people here with his singing som e
time~sg,, is to pay US another visit at q
concert to be given next month in the st
Johns parish house. Further particulars
will be given later.
Messrs I. Soule 6 Co are to build the
new hat shop. The foundation for the
same is now being dug and in few days
they will have number of carpenters
engaged. The shop is expected te
be in running order in 10 weeks.
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HUNTINGTON.
THE PRoB1e1T1oN1sTs NOMINATE

AAA@ L AASAA . ACAnANA Ia
The prohibit lists have nominated
the +, Having ticket
Selectmen. Oliver G. Beard, George
ID. Nichols; assessors, Seymour FL.
Blackman, Samuel T. Buckingham !;
Board of Relief, Joshua Hemphill, Sites
B. Niche l.; registrar Of voters, first dis
cicr, Seymour Fl. Blackman, second dis
trict, Franklin N. Potter; town clerk,
Charles Warner; town treasurer, treas
-urer Of town del o it fund and all other
trust funds. Cbacles Warner; auditor,
Andrew J. Park; collector of taxes, Ma.
than NJ. Dibble; constablea, j shua
HemphilI, Charles M. Hubbell, Aulba E.
Crandall, Peter Burke; library dire cEor,
Oliver G. Beard.
Mrs E'iz abeth Turney visited her sis
ter, Mrs Wells, in the Hollow, last week.
John Wilkinson has hurt his hand, and
vii b his family is visiting at his fathers.
Miss Lizzie Wilkinso on has returned 20
New York.
Eugene Crofutt is entertaining rela-
tives t n Mill ord.
Miss Lucy Beard returned to her
school duties in Shelton, this week.
Bennett N. Beard has bought pair of
fat oxen of A. Blakeslee in Stratford.
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WOLF PITS AND VICINITY

Miss Bertha Mead has taken position
in the SIC e of her uncle, Horace Mead,
at Brews ter. N. Y.
Harry File wellyn has exchanged
hrrses with Edward Edmonds.
Miss Estella Mead il attending the
grammar school in Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs Harry FleweiIyn spent
Sunday in Weston with her folks.
Mr. and Mrs w. F Hoyt have been in
New Fai field.
joseph Seeber's family, accompanied
by Horace Hoyt and sister, enjoyed q
pleasant outiT g at the beach, last Mon
dsy, returning nome at an early tour
Tues day evening.
Mra W Ell. Brown has returned from
a visit in New York city.
Mise Nellie Duncan has been visiting
frierds in town.
Mrs W. G. Gordon has entertained bei
brother and wife from Yo 1kers, n. Y
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sOUTHBURY.

Mrs Cowles and Mrs Todd were In
New Milford, last week.
Harvey Stone is repairing his grist
mill.
r. n. Hall and wife of Bridgeport, Mrs
Mary Cowles of Litcbfield, W. r. Adams
of New Britain, w. E. Hardy of Boston,
Mass, NJ. W. O'Deu of Roxbury, W. L.
White of Csdv Falls. w., R. S. Golds-
bury of New York City, F. w. Burdick
of Middletown, n. j. Winchell of New
Haven, Stephen Maslen and c. w. Judo
of Hartford, o. j. Cram and wife OF
Bridgeport, E. w. Wightman of Water
bury, w. w. Churchell of Bristol, G. NJ
Summers, Mr. Wheeler aud r. Hotchkisi
of Watertown were arrivals at the Oal
Tree house, last week.
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MIDDLEBURY.

Miss Mclean from Port Washington is
the guest Of Miss Edythe Abbott.
Mrs Grace Abbott is suffering from q
cold.
M aster Clarence Munson, who under
went an operation in Waterbury, last
week, has been quite i'll in consequence
of nervous reactIoD.
Mrs LOOMS of Chatham, n. Y, has
Wheeler.
Young Howard Smith was very sue
cessful, this summer, in raising a large
crop of musk and watermelons of fine
favor.
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SOUTHPORT.

Carpenters Charles Wheeler and B.
Pope are doing the work on the store Of
William Davis & Son, where improve
ments are in order.
j. 81. Holron and wife of Waterbury
have been guests of w. G. Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs Feed Wheeler of New Mil
fo'd have been guests of Mr. and Mrs W.
c. Wheeler.
Mrs F. B. Wheeler has been on the
sick list.
w. c. Wheeler encountered a fl at head
ed adder in his blacksmith shop, Tues.
day morning. 1t crawled up near the
fire to warm itself, but Mr. Wheeler dis
patched it in short order.
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Mildred Payne and Miss Bessie Bald
THE NEW HAT FACTORY.

1t is said that the new factory of the
Hat Company is to be built to accomn O.
date 500 workmen if needed. In addition
to their shop in New Milford it is said
that they have heretofore kept factory
in Orange, N. J., and one in Danbury
busy. All their work is to be concen-
trated in the new shop, so those on the
street say. Chris Hanson, of whom the
company bought the land for the new
factory, made a fortunate investment. 1t
is said that this tract, as well as that
across the road, was bought by him 70
500. Real estate in that section has al
ready advanced in value, and he will
doubtless realize handsomely o it. Mr.
Hanson is now engaged in getting out
stone at his quarry for the foundation
for the new factory.
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EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

Mrs Warren Bliss is slowly recovering
after suffering with severe attack of
pleurisy.
Miss Clara Hodges of Redding ID visit
ing at Mrs A. j. Beers for few weeks.
w. S. Clark has boarders, they being
the masons who work on o. Blackman's
new house.
Myron Clark and family spent Sunday
out of town.
The 7. P. s. G. E will commence their
aerVice next Sunday evening at o'clock.
Rev Fred Sawyer will conduct the ser
vice, the topic beirg ''Trials and how to
bear them"
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A BEE AQUA7RUPED.

A bees an insect, all agree
InsrctivOra, YOu see,
So must it, and so let it be.
And yet surely know a BEE
Which spinal column has, like me
A back bone, perfect, vertebrae.
IT. flies like any bird of air
Whether the day be foul or fair
And its omissions, are quite rare.
If indeed, it fails to visit pay
On this or that expected daV
Some stubborn foe, has blocked tie way,
This BEE has lived, now many years
Vigor reached as it appears
All unabashed by trowns OF fears
Long be the race, this BEE may run
May it have much, of noon day sum-
By victor WHEN the wartare's done
What BEE is this, you now do ask?
TO:tell you, just remove the mask;
To Newtown HE, easy the task.
Inquire at anv open door
For NEwTOwN BEE on second floor,
You'll find rich honey all in store.
IA. G., Ashford. CT, September 26, 1913.
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Oriental Rugs.

There isn't any other house
we know of that attempts to
cater SO thoroughly to your
Oriental Rug wants or thinks
of quoting such prices as we
do. 1t used to be that ORR
entail Rugs meant fancy
prices-it was considered that
those who wanted the luxury
of an Oriental Rug, would
willingly pay we'll for it. We
don't work on that basis. We
figure prices with reason.
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7aEEgWMALLN@'
NEW HAVEN.

the River, is remarkably active. She
can pick up more apples than most Of
the DO 8, 10 day.
Hunters should be careful in the way
they carry their guns, and also care
should be taken to see where their shot
! is going. Accidents have been on the
| increase of late years, and timely word
| should be spoken.
Mrs Charles Hall has been visiting her
father, Noadish Warner.
| Miss Lulu Warner is entertaining her
little friend, Hattie .Chatfield of South
ford.
Mrs Chatfield is visiting Mrs Nosdiah
| Warner.
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WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.

The Goth anniversary of the Fairfield
county Baptist association was held in
the First Baptist church of Bridgeport,
September % and 20, Rev G. |. Ramsey
preaching the annual sermon. The fol-
lowing delegates were appointed TO at
tend Mr. and Mrs w. G. HiBe, Mr. and
Mrs f. e. Baldwin. Olive and Orlo
Camp.
A new industry here! Walter Soule
has q charcoal pit In charge of Mr. VOL
cot, an old veteran in the business.
Mrs f. e Baldwin as usual has an ex
ceedingly choice bed of asters of new va
rfeties.
The Sunday school rally held recently
10 Roardman was attended by Des
Couch and wife, Mr. and Mrs Hine, Mia
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-09-30

Ell. Dillon G Co., the leading milli-
make their fall announcement to the la.
dies of Newtown and vicinity, this week.
They think it win interest them TO know
where they can get the most desirable
millinery for the least money. They are
showing an exceptionally large and fine
variety of millinery goods in all its de-
partments.
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child of Clintonville were entertained fair
week at B, S. Hurd's.
A special meeting of Harmony Grange
will be held Saturday evening, October l.
Marshall Beach has entertained his
mother, Mrs Parker, and sister-in-law,
Mrs Charles Parker, of Southington.
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NAPOLEON WON BATTLES.

Napoleon won battles because he
never waited for the enemy, he got there
fret. "Business success Is won In the
same way" say Davis & Savard. I'VE
don't visit for other stores TO get the
new creations In clothing and furnish
in q goods, we get them ourselves
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ST JOHNS CHURCH.
ADDRESS BY REV DIR BARNUM

ADDRESS BY REV DIR BARNUM
Rev H. s. Barnum, D. D who for 80
years has been engaged in Christian mis-
sionary WORK in Turkey, and who ia
about 10 return to his station at Constan-
tin0ple after yesr's leave of absence,
will speak in ST Johns church. Sandy
Hook, next Wednesday evening Octo'
Der $, at 80, concerning the Al ,nenians
and kindred subjects; and a collection
will be ia ken in aid of the work for the
Armenian children who were made or
phans by the Turkish maseacres.
Harvest-home supper and service this
(Friday) evening.
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TRUMBULL.
A. RUNAWAY.

-Four ladies out diving from the city,
while descending the hill above the sta
ton, Tuesday afternoon, had the miafor-
tune to be occupants Of carriage hav-
Ing very poor timber in the shafts. One
of the shafts broke, frightening the
horse which ran. One of the ladies be-
cane so frightened that she jumped from
the carriage and was caught and quite
badly shaken. All the others remained
in the carriage and were uninjured.
Tho e who went to their assistance soon
produced stronger pair of shafts, and
the injured being somewhat revived at a
neighooring house, they resumed their
return to the city.
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PLATTSVILLE,
HOYDEN'S HILL AND VICINITY.

HOYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY. X
G. W. Sherwood of New York paid
flying visit of.a few hours at his brothers,
E. B. SherwC DDS, recently.
S. Wisner has entertained his mother
of Rutherford, n. j.
Miss Minnie Lewis of Plattsville has
visited at L. A. jennings
E. B. Sherwood and Eli Jennings
have visited relatives 10 Chestnut Hill,
TrumbulI.
Leroy Clarke made havoc in his flock
of pigeons by shooting off half dozen.
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STILL RIVER AND VICINITY.

Mrs MT. Ryan spent one day, last
week, in New Haven, the guest of Miss
Margaret Smith.
Mr. Cox of New Haven spent Friday
here.
Miss Agnes Cave spent Saturday in
New Milford.
Mrs J.. White and Mrs ). Vents called
on Mrs C. FL, Bell, last Friday.
| Mrs w. Logan called on Mrs T. M
Stack one day, last week.
j. B. Kennedy of New Haven was here
one day, this week.
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Treasurer No throp announces that
the net earnings Of the Newtown savings
bank for the pastasix months are suff1-
Gent to pay dividend of two and one
half per cent for the six months ending,
October l, 1898,
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Always buy the celebrated Favorite
milk buiscuit If you want the best on
earth. Not how cheap, but how good.
Sold by E. T. Hawley.
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A. F Clarke expects to leave on Octo-
Der 20 for trip around the world. He
will go fest to Ha wall and then on to
Japan, China, Manila and back home
via Egypt.
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j. A. James, the popular railroad
agent at Hawleyville, has taken posses
sion of his new house. It is a model in
every respect and Mr. James has receiv-
ed many congratulations.
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John Drew, formerly with Brown &
Thompson of Hartford, has taken a po-
sition with Edward Malley 6 Co. of New
Haven.