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market, and family. who have been
boarding at E. Seeleyaa, have returned
home.
The young people, Pomona, Ceres and
Flora, are to give an evening OF enter
tainment at the next Grange meeting, at
their hall August %. AS they have been
working hard to make it success, 1t is
to be hoped there will be good attend
Snce. The Grange will be at rest after
the business meeting and all who with
to spend les SAINT evening are Invited
to come. Ell. D. Hunt, one of the best
of corOnetists, will be with the Grange
that evening, and those who were for
tunate in hearing him at the State
Grange at Hartford, last January, will
know what musical attraction he will
be. There will be readings, singing, etc.
G. B. Gregory and family are at the
beach, this week. They have Gotta &c
at little Bridgeport.
John Seeley visited at Agur Beach's,
Sunday.
Robert Hitchcock Is improving the
place of the late George Burr, by moving
the buildings back and otherwise chang
ing the looks very much for the better.
II the fence was taken away 1t would be
one of the finest looking places in Platts'
Vile.
Mr. Booth and family, who have beer
boarding with L F. Staples, returned tc
his home on Monday.
Louise Curtis has new wheel and is
for beginner, good rider.
Mrs Austin Grammar is visiting at Mrs
Lyman Lattine In Trumbull.
Miss Alice Seeley has been quite sick
but ia now on the gain.
James Screeder of Stratf1eld has paint
ed the Plattsville schoolhouse. He hal
also painted the Holland Hill school
house.
Sylvester Wheeler was In Springfield
last week, visiting friends.
MIS- Fl. E. Leavltt of Long Hill hat
been recent gueat of her sister, Mr.
| Sylvester Wheeler.
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ION
Rev John w. Williams and wife of
East Orange, n j., have been entertain
I'd 1t the rectOry.
Rev Arthur W. Burroughs and family
IF Texas are spending some time at his
home here.
Miss Maud Walker of Bridgeport is a
guest at the home of her uncle, D. s..
Walker.
Miss Wakemau Of Brooklyn is visiting
ut w. l. Davis pleasant home.
Ms Gerrish and daughter, Miss Carrie,
"f New York, have been the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs F. Ell, Coe.
musical and literary enteTtainm ent,
with a farce entitled Aunt Susan
JODes,' will be given at the hall in Long
Hill, Friday evening, August 26. The
Imperial mandolin and guitar club of
Bridgeport is expected. There will be
two quartets. Cream and cake will be
served. If stormy on Friday, the enter
tainment will be given the following ev-
eping.
Thomas Daley, who has been the Sec
ton boss on the Long Hill section of the
Berkshire division for two years past, has
been transferred to a similar position
nearer his home at Sheffield. He has won
many friends while he has been here.
Phillips & Wheeler are in position to
turn out first-class wagon work, both new
work and repairing, and would like to
give figures. Work entrusted to them
will receive prompt attention, and salts
faction is guaranteed.
Miss Florence Vail was up from Brook
iyn to pass Sunday wi b her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Vail, at the Spencer Curtis place.
Miss Alice Shelton from Booths Hill
has been passing several DAYS as guest
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs F. S. Shelton
George Ga 3ler was up from New York
to pass Sunday at his home here.
Mr. Velie was home from up the Hud-
son, where he is working, to spend Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. E. Garfield and Miss
Mamie Rome from Bridgeport were
guests of Mr. and Mrs c. G Downs on
Sunday.
Hurd, the grocer, is serving delicious
cool soda from the fountain ut his store.
Pure syrups and all the popular flavor
The express route of H. S. Sweezy is
now confined to Long Hill and Stepney
as formerly, the Botsford and Newtowl
branch having been discontinued.
Mrs Goodsell and Miss Sniffen OF
Bridgeport have been entertained for q
few days at the home Of Mr. and Mrs B
Turney.
Mrs G. S. Thompson of GlPnbrook has
been home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Fl. Hall, for few days. visit.
Mrs Wheaton and Mrs Peterson Of New
Haven have been guests of the Misses
i'McMahon.
Miss Bessie Thorpe of Glenbrook has
been passing few days with Miss Mar
j0rie Hall.
Miss Ellen Mcmahon spent Sunday
with relatives in Bridgeport.
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MON ROE.

EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Mrs John Beach of Bridgeport is
spending few days with her sister, Mrs
Charles Beardsley.
Arthur Whitehead entertained his
friend from out OF town, recently.
Miss Maud Berthe and sister OF
Bridgeport are spending a few days wit
Mrs Myron s Clark.
Clarence W. Beach has been visitin 6
his aunt on Bagburn Hill.
Mrs Sperry and son, Joel, have re-
turned to their home in New Haven, hav.
ing been at Charles Beardsley's for five
weeks.
Rev Arthur J. Smith of East Norwalk
led the Y. P. S. G E. meeting. last Sun
day evening, the subject bel ng, "Exalt
Christi
W. W. Bliss spent Sunday with friends
in Millville.
Miss Jennie Beers entertains frie nd
from Apsonia.
Sturges Clarke entertained his brother
and family from Easton, recently.
Mr. and Mrs Billings of Bridgeport are
with Marshall Beach.
Miss Gein of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visit
ing Miss Winnie Wakeman.
Miss Julie Hoffman of Norwich arrive
Wednesday, at F. w. Wheeler's.
Mrs and Miss VanDuyne are at Lake
George.
J. Gum of Stratford spent Monday al
r. B. Curtis. Mr. Curtis has been fail
ing gradually all summer and is helpless
Mrs Robert Sinclair has visited Miss
Daisy Seeley at Tashua.
Albert Forenbach has returned home
from Patterson, N. j., and Miss Katie
Cliffmeyer, who has been here over two
months, returned the same day to hel
home in Patterson.
Henry Plumb has a No. l Nationa
cream separator.
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REDDING.
CAPTURES DESPERATE CRIMINAL.

CAPTURES a DESPERATE CRIMINAL.
One day last week, Tom Delany and
Benjamin Beers arrested Edward Bald
win in the Park on suspicion of being a
horse thief. He had fine looking colt
III his possession, aDd on being question
ed he gave contradictory answers. He
resisted stoutly ard jumped into the
pond in his efforts to escape. He was
fished out and being stoutly bound hand
and foot with rope was lodged in the
Bethel lookup. Here he tried to break
jaiLand nearly succeeded. He was then
chained to the floor until next morning,
when he was taken to jail. File is a des.
perate criminal, having ser we'd term in
States prison.
While Miss Francescus was driving
along the Ridge near Sullivan's store, her
horse was stung by bee and began to
Kick and then ran away, throwing Miss
Franeiecus out, injuring her quite severe
ly. The wagon was badly broken.
Joseph Teets of New York was guest
of D. Sanford on Sunday.
Herbert Barnes of New York was at S.
s. Osborn's on Sunday.
Owing to the continued illnees of
Judge Duuning of Bethel, the Redding
Judge, E. P. Shaw, has been called in to
perform the duties of his office.
Engineer Nickerson 10 enjoying well
earned vacation at the home Of his faith
er. His wounds are healed and he is
ready to resume his duties on an engine.
Mrs j. N. Nickerson has q house full
of boarders.
Mr. Perine is in town trying to secure
scholars for the academy,
Mrs Sadie Hoffman and his daughters,
Florence and Georgiana of New York,
are visiting at the house of Christopher
Lovely, hometown.
The congregations of the various
churches were greatly enlarged by the
presence of summer boarders, of whom
there are quite number in town.
The potato crop here is almost a total
failure.
Gorham Brothers have put in No. 8
National separator. go:
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EDGARF.HAWLEY.
News in Nutshell
FRIDAY, AUGUST TWELVE.

The French Ambassador, M. Cambon,
received dispatch from SPAN giving
him full authorization to sign the protO-
col. The protocols were signed at 20
in the Cabinet room at the executive
mansion by Secretary Of S5t te william
r. Day and the French Ambassador, N
CambOn. 1t provides in part as follows
l. That Spain will relinquish all claim
of sovereignty over Or title to Cuba.
That Porto Rico and an another Spanish
island in the West Indies aud an island
in the Ladrones, to be selected by the
United States, shall be coded to the la
ter. 3. That the United States will oc-
cupy and hold the city, bay and harbC I
of Manila, pending the conclusion of q
treaty of peace, which shall determine
the control. disposition and gOvernmeI
of the Philippines. 4. That Cuba
Porto Rico and other Spanish islands in
the West Indies shall be Immediately
evacuated. and that commissioners, to b.
appointed within 10 days, shall, within &c
days from the signing OF the protocol
meet at Havana and San Juan, re-
spectively, to arrange and execute the de
tails of the evacuation. 5. That the
United States and Spain will each ap-
point not more than five commissioner
to negotiate and conclude a treaty OF
peace. The commissioners are to meet
at Paris not later than the lst OF October
6. On the signing of the protocol hos
tilities will be suspended and notice t.
the effect will be given as soon as possi-
BILE by each government to the command
ers Of it's military and naval forces.
Isaac Hill Bromley, an editorial writer
for the New York Tribune for many
years and well known wit, died Thurs
day, August IL, at the Backus hospital
at Norwich, Conn. he was taken to the
hospital last June a sufferer from neph-
ritis. He was buried on Monday after
noon. His only son, Isaac Bromley
who also enjoys q reputation as wit, j.
now the popular advertising agent of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad.
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PLATTSVILLE.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO BICYCLIsT.
While coasting down the hill, Sunday
afternoon, at q terrific rate of speed, a
young woman was thrown from her
wheel and very badly Injured. The
neighbors on the hill did all they could
for her husband in caring for her, but
when G. B. Gregory came with his car.
rage TO carry her home she was in an in
sensible scondition. 1t was feared she
was injured internally. She was a resi-
dent of Bridgeport.
The families of Mr. WILSON, Mrs Bet
sey Seeley, A. D. Clark and e. Seeley
spent Tuesday at Fairfield Beach.
Miss Edith Sherwood leaves home,
Wednesday, for long visit at Bath
Beach and the Catskill mountains.
Mrs Thomas Beecher entertaing q
young lady cousin from New Haven.
Friends from New York are visiting
Miss Anna Roberts.
Mr. Mckenzie Of the Bridgeport public
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MONDAY, AUGUST FIFTEEN.

Admiral Sampson with the four big
bsttleships and two armored cruisers OF
his squadron. started for the north, now
that peace has been declared, where they
will be overhauled and the battle scars
removed. They are expected at Tomp-
kinsville the latter part of the week BY
the naval authorities
The City of Dublin, Ireland,i is en- fete
to-day in connection with the laying OF
the foundation stone of the monument
in memory of Wolfe Tone. Scores of
thousands of excursionists are arriving.
Delegates are in attendance from thf
United States, Australia, South Africa,
France and Italy. There was an iD,-
mense procession to the site of the monu.
ment. Theobold Wolfe Tone was the
real originator of the Irish movement
that eliminated in the rebellion of 179S.
He founded the United IEishmen.
This is the hottest day London has
known for a long time. The st Johns
ambulance staff is out in full force and
is treating scores of cases. $50 cases
had been treated at the various hospitals
before 2 o'clock in the afternoon. A
number of policemen were overcome
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ham and Charles Crofat spent Sunday
at Milford Point.
John Minor and family and Walter
Barnes and family spent Saturday at
Quassapaug.
&. Ri Bristol, prominent lawyer in
New York City, and his family of seven,
have taken rooms at the Seward Hou se
II the rest of the season. Other arrivs Is
are y. II. Brown and T. G. Brainard, al
so of New York.
w. B. Seward is in New York, eve ~
week, on business.
= all term at Union Business College
Bridgeport, opens August 20. Send for
new Illustrated catalogue.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

In all departments are now being offered
by the Northrop Publishing Co., 63 Fair.
field avenue, Bridgeport. They are sell
ing 25c Gems from the Operas for SC, 81
to ~ Vocal Scores Of Operas for 10c, 25C
folios for 10c; SOC foliOs for 25c, ST. fol-
los and instruction books for SOC. IAN as.
sortmsnt of sheet music for 5, 10, Is, 20
and acc a copy. "'Twas in Havana
Bay" and "Our Naval Heroes March,
for 25c each, and 10 copies of music free
with each copy; 20 and % pictures in
six inch bronze and giltsframes for SOC.
Other bargains too numerous to mention
call and see for yourselves. A complete
snap shot or time camera outfit $3.50.
1t Ia handsomely finished in leather with
black rubber trimmings, achromatic lens,
universal focus, time and instantaneous
exposures. 1t consists of six dry plates,
one bottle of developer, box of fixing
salts, six pieces of printing-out paper,
printing frame, six card mounts and rub.
Der developing trays,all for 50 80. School
commences next month. Remember that
they buy and sell second hand school
books at CD Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport.
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OUR NEIGHBORs.
BETHEL.
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev William Morrell of st Thomas
Episcopal church has returned home
from his three weeks vacation and preach
ed in his church "a usual, Sunday morn
ing.
Rev DR. Adams of the Methodist church
preached the sixth of his series of SER
mons on Evenings with Jesus" Sunday
evening. There being no evening $751;
vices in the other churches, la, &c audi
ence gathered to hear him and heard a
most interesting dlscOurPe on "Fhe
loaves and fishea."
Elliott D. Smith, local preacher, will
conduct services in the Meth odist church,
next Sunday, in the alb, epce of the pas
tor.
DIR Annie X, Bailey of Dan tury gave
an interesting talk in the Congregational
church, Sunday morning. The subject
of her address was Jesus Only"
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

PERSONAL AND COMMUNITY JOTTINGs.
Miss Bertha Harrison is the guest Of
Miss Charlotte Mitchell.
Miss Helen Morrison, of Brooklyn, is
spending few days with Mrs A. D..
Munson.
Mrs John JomlinsOn and children and
Ellen Tomlinson, of White Hills, were
the guests of Mrs Alice Garfield over
Sunday.
Miss Clarine Warner of New Haven
recently spent few days with Mrs E..
B. Baldwin.
Miss Alice Vile of Danbury is at G..
W. Mitchell'e.
Miss Lena Norris Of Milford is visit
ing Miss Lulu Russell.
Mrs F. E. Wyckoff of Railway is at the
old home spending few weeks.
E. L. Mitchell spent Sunday with his
family at his fathers, Dea Mitchell's.
Fred W. Mitchell was home from New
Haven, last week.
Rev o. j. Range was absent Sunday,
attendir e camp meeting at Piainville.
Rev j. D. Smith started on two
/ weeks vacation, Tuesday, duringlwhich
be " i'll visit his father at Montreal, Can.
He took Miss Carolyn with him.
Mrs Wyckoft Of Railway, N. Y, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs Lydia A. Plat.
/
House, Tuesday afternoon, and made
garments for sick and wounded soldiers
at the front.
Rev Charles Curtie, Of the Industrial
Mission to the negroes of Alabama, call
ed upon some of his old Practitioners.
this week.
Mr. and Mrs II. P. Mitchell have
friends with them, from Philadelphia
and Bridgeport.
Mrs Fl. Nj. Garfield is ill in bed with
rheumatism.
Miss Euuice Platt has school friend
| with her.
Miss Judd of Waterbury was a guest
OF Mrs Merritt Plat, last week.
| Dea Mitchell expects his daughter
Mrs FL. G. Stahl, from Ohio, this week
| After six months visit with hel
| daughter, Mrs G.. Platt is at home In the
Purchasesfor the summer.
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The premium list of the Great Danbury
fair, with handsomely embossed cover,
has been laid upon our desk, creditable
specimen of the typographical art, the
work of the Danbury News Print. Fairs
may come and fairs may go, but the
Danbury fair will probably 20 on for
ever. Viewed from moral standpoint,
last years exhibition was an improve
ment over many OF its predecessors, some
of the highly questionable features hav-
Ing been excluded. II the directors keep
up this standard, the fair is bound to
achieve even greater success
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also be attended to in the usual prompt
manner.
Mrs William Lewis and her daughter,
Miss Margaret Lewis, have been quite
sick and under the doctors care.
The age Of the late Orrin Platt was
incorrectly stated in recent issue OF
The BEE. 1t should have been rs in.
stead of 68.
Mrs William B. Craft Is quite serious.
ly i'll with kidney trouble. Dr. Hill is
attending her.
Mr. and Mrs George S. Colev were in
Bridgeport, last week, to see Mrs Julius
Berham, VINO is quite seriously i'll.
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The second part of the 10:h annual re-
port of the Storrs Agricultural Expert
ment Station is at hand, an interesting
pamphlet of 276 pages, 1t should be
borne in mind that the publications Of the
Station will be mailed to all citizens of
Connecticut, and to Oranges, Farmers
Clubs, and other agricultural organiza-
tions who ask for them, and so far as
circumstances permit, to those who ap-
ply from other States. Requests for
publications should be addressed to
Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station,
Storrs, Conn.
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r. II. Beers 4 Go.

combined attack. A division Of the
ments st MAlate, on the south side of the
city, driving back the enemy, our army
advancing from thst side at the same
time. The city surrendered about
O'Clock, the American 6sg being boosted
by Lieutenant Brumby. About 1000
prisoners were taken. The squadron had
no casualties, uone of the vessels were In
jured. On August :, General Merritt and
| formally demanded the surrender Of the
city which the Spanish governor general
refused,
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woMAH's NATIONAL WAR RELIEF AssoCIA.
TON.

Now that peace Is declared 1t Is great
satisfaction to many NewtOwn people to
know that $40 has been sent to the treas
urer Of the above named association from
this town. or this amount $40 was col
lected in Sandy Hook and vicinity, chief
lv thro' the personal efforts of Miss Lucy
Wright; S25 was also collected in the
Street and vicinity chiefly thrO' the per-
snn&l solicitation of Mrs Oscar Dikeman.
Newtown may be congratulated upon
this generous response to the request to
help sick and wounded soldiers, who still
need this help even since hOstilities have
ceased.
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STEPNEY.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTICES,

The pastor, Rev L. w. Holmes, will
occupy bis pulpit, next Sunday morning
and evening. Subject for morning, ''Ja-
cob's Ladder" In the evening a sermon
will be preached to Young men. Subject,
1.-The FOOLS Death.'
Choir rehearsal at the church on Fri
day evening. A full attendance is de-
sired:
Rev A. j. Smith of East Norwalk occu.
pied the Methodist pulpit, last Sunday,
in exchange with Rev Mr. Holmes, and
gave an excellent sermon.
Arthur B. Curtis has been passing a
week with friends at Pittsfield, Mass.
Mrs John T. Porter has been passing a
few days at her old home in HattertOwn.
Miss Florence Farrand of Long Hill
has been with her aunt, Mrs r. B. Rock.
we'll, for few days.
William E. Duncombe of Redding was
calling on old frierds about the Depot on
Monday. His friends here think he is
growing younger instead of older.
Levi Downs is preparing to@move into
Mrs Mary Beers' tenant house, the place
where he has been living having been
sold to German family, who wish to
occupy it.
Miss Hattie Holmes left on Tuesday to
be absent for some days visiting with
friends at Cannons.
David Penny is full of business these
days, putting in steam cider mill. He
is building quite plant and expects TO
do some business, this fall.
Granville Platt, who recently sold his
place, is closing up his affairs here pre-
paratory to going South.
A party of Stepnev young people had
an enjoyable outirg at the beach, last
Saturday.
The town fathers have commenced
working the roads and as far as they have
gone, are doing excellent work.
Mrs Winton Lamphear and son have
been the guests Of Mrs Emma Seelev.
Miss Mary Barrett from New York
tate is guest of Mr. and Mrs nj. B Haw-
ley.
Mics Lima Nichols of Monroe has been
passing few days as a guest of her
aunt, Mrs Edwards S. Beardsley.
Mr. and Mrs .. I'll. Meeker and son and
Mr. and Mrs g. j. Willett OF Danburv
were guests of Mr. and Mrs A. 3. Curtis
at their pleasant home at the Depot over
Sunday.
George S. Turner and family are in
New York State for two weeks, while Mr.
Turner enjoys vacation from his duties
st A. B. Curtis mill.
NJ = Rachel Wood from New Haven
Mrs Hill from Washington and Mr. and
Mrs T., r. Wheeler from Huntington hava
been recent guests OF Mr. and Mrs Ed
wards s. Beardsley.
G. Il. SmalIey Ia much gratified that
the fact that he now has a first-class
horse sheer is appreciated by an increase
of business. By meritOrious work be
will try to please all who entrust their
horses to his shop. AL wagon work will
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KOXBURY.
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.

Rev G. A. Bushee was away over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Preston and MI
and Mrs Mower have been spending q
few DAYS at Stony Creek.
Mr. and Mrs DeBussy Of New Haven
spent Sunday at Andrew Sanford's.
Walter Barnes of Bridgeport spent
his vacation with his family at John w.
Minors, last week.
Three young ladies of New Haven are
spending few weeks at Sheldon Smiths.
Myron O'Del and Henry Trowbrioge
are entertaining friends from New
Haven and Waterbury, respectively. =.
Mr. and Mrs Castle, Albert Bucking-
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WOODBURY..

THE STATE VS.. HoRATIO W. PARKER.
The case of the State VS.. Horatio w.
Parker, who was arrested In Dsnbury
and brought to Woodbury. to answer TO
charge of bestiality, was tried before
Justice M. F. Skelly in the Town hall,
Monday, the 18th inst. Parker was
bound over to Superior court under $500
bonds, The case has attracted much at
tention and harsh measures have been
threatened, quite openly, but wiser coun-
sells have prevailed and our town has not
had its good name disgraced by reports
| of tar and feather parade.
| GREAT STRIDES IN SCHOOL MATTERS.
Great strides have been taken in our
school matters since the last issue of THE
| BEE. James Fl. Linsley has had the
deed drawn and the lot has formally
| been purchased by the selectrnen. The
| town school committee have met and ex-
amined plans for the new graded school
| building and approved of plans submit
ted by Mr. Bavlev, of the firm Of Bayley &
Goodrich of Hartford. Mr. Bayley ex-
planned the plan0, in person. These
plans have been passed to the building
| committee for acceptance and we nav
expect to see ground broken for the
building, any day. A meeting is to be-
called soon by the request of The town
school committee to have the town vote
| uDon the matter of a temporary school
of higher grade. Internationally Wood.
bury is placing herself several pegs high.
er, in the relative position in the state
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SATURDAY, AUGUST THIRTEEN.

Word has been sent to all the Com
msnders, both military and naval to ce8s
fighting,as an armlstice is now decl" red
The State Biennial Sunday School
convention wilt be held in New Havel
on 8, and 10 of November of the preseS
year, and is expected to be of more thar
usual interest. The meetings will b.
held in Cavalry Baptist church, which If
admirably adapted for large conventions
Among the speakers expected are
Hon B. F. Jacobs of Chicago; Rev Jesse
L. Hurlburt, d. D., of New York; Hon
than, Mass MIR George F. Pearse of the
Bible Normal college, Springfield, Mass,
and others.
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LONG HILL.
AT THE METHODIST CHURCH.

Rev A. J. Smith of East Norwalk
preached at the Methodist chu' en-, last
Sunday, in exchange with Rev M
Holmes He gave very interesting dig
course.
Edward Gabler of1iciatrd as organist
at the NewfieId Methodist church, where
Rev Mr. Quincy breaches, last Sunday,
IN the absence of the regular organist.