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NEW HAVEN.

for time. Her address is 3l9 West
18th street.
Mr. and Mrs G. Dwight Stone If Eliza
beth, n. J., are visiting his sister, Mrs
w. B. Lake. Mr. Stone is fuperintend-
eDt for Moore Brothers foundry and
ship yard. They have over $500, 900 in
contracts for work in their ship yards
for the United States navy.
Miss Della Allen of the Waterbury hof-
pital is at her home sick with typhoid fe.
yer and is attended by DR. Rodgers and
nurse.
Capt S. Hayes had 8 narrow escape,
last week, in falling from a heavy wagon.
Instead OF the wheel passing over him it
grazed his side and left him feeling mis-
cradle and sore. D. Reynolds of Wood
bury was called to attend him, and he is
now feeling better.
Mr. and Mrs Henry NJ. Garfield of
South Britain on Sunday paid 8 visit TO
Capt Hayes.
Misses Bertha w. Gregory and Minnie
Tripp of Waterbury spent Sunday st r.
P. Hayes.
James T. ParmeIee was married in Wa
terhury on October y TO Miss Loo Fon-
tame, granddaughter Of the late William
Judd.
Mrs William r. Harrison has closed
her cottage and gone to the sanitsrium
in Hartford. She was attended on her
journey by Miss Carrie Msllett Of Wood
bury.
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BETHLEHEM.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

Mrs Samuel B. Camp and Mrs Charles
B. johnson and son of Newtown have
been visiting relatives in town for few
DAYS.
Miss Dollie Flower has returned to
Bridgewater.
Several of the stained glass windows
of Christ church have been sent to New
Haven for repairs.
Worthy Master B. n. johnson and
Mrs johnson, r. B. Lake and daughter,
Edna, attended the Morris Grange, last
week Tuesday evening.
Mrs A. G. Lake lie at the New York
hospital in New York city.
Mrs Gilbert Var Dole has been in
Bristol for few days.
John Holloway attended the congress
sioual convention In Danbury, last week.
Miss Carrie Humphrey takes Mra
Pitchers place as bousekeeper at A. G.
Lakes during Mrs Lakes stay in New
York.
Miss Dora A. Bloss is in New Yors
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BRIDGEWATER.
A CREAMERY TALKED OF.
bury.

A creamery in this town is the latest
talked of addition to the business of the
place.
j. A. Bodies of the Gazette has been in
town, recently.
Mrs S. a. Lyon is spending few days
in Danbury.
The family of J. A. Greer, who even
all reported i'll, are better and able to be
out.
Miss Emily KYLE leaves home on We'd
nesday of this week for New Haven to
begin her studies.
Charles Weeks of Yale visited his
grandfather, S. &. Weeks, on Sunday.
Mrs W. w. welton il visiting friends
in Litchfleld.
Mrs c. 81. Jessup has been spending 8
few days with her daughter in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Gillett have finish
ed their visit with A. Ell. Gillett and have
started on their return to Denver, Col.
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j. Guggenheim Of Bridgeport, who has
succeeded Mr. Smith, began his labors,
last Sunday.
The Christian Eudeavor society receiy-
ed an invitation from the society of Shar-
on to join with them in a union service
the evening Of October %. The president
of the union is expected to be present.
Vhe H1usatOnic Endeavor union is to
hold its autumns( meeting at West Corr
wall, November 3. A good time and a
good program is expected.
Mrs Alexander Noe and her daughter,
Goa, of Ansonia, have been spending
the week at g. L. SHADES.
Gordon Marvin is on the sick list.
The Homestead agent, Mr. Phelps, was
in town, last week, looking after the in
terests of his paper.
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MISS PARKER-REv MR. SHEFFIELD.

The marriage in New York, October
II, is announced of Rev Mr. Sheffield,
pastor of the Episcopal church here, to
S. Elite Parker, daughter of Mrs Isaac
Parker of New York.
The tax collector has received the tax
list book and is ready to receive the mon
ey for taxes at any time.
The WOmsn's club met at Mrs Julius
Cowles, on Monday of this week. Rem
iniscences" by Miss Frances J. Curtiss.
Joseph Bunnell, the oldest son of Wat
son Bunnell of West Side, was brought
to Woodbury. for burial on Tuesday, the
18th Inst. He died of typhoid fever at
Camp Meade, October 5.
A crayon picture of Hon james Hunt
ington has recently been hung in the
states attorneys room in the court house
at Litchfield. Mr. Huntington was state 8
attorney for over 20 years.
The registrars found a list of 81 before
them upon completing their work on
Monday last; these are ITO be made :"
They will be made October q at q joint
meeting of selectmen and registrars.
| Bids for the work on our new ct ate
roads will be opened Monday, October
"a, at p. No., at the town clerks office.
| Isaac Hutchinson and family of Itch
field visited at III. R. Holmes on Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs Henry S. Atwood of Mid
dlebury were guests of their son, Joel 81.
Atwood, on Wednesday.
| Henry and Deborah Mallett of New
Haven spent Sunday at their GRANDPA.
ther's, Glover Smiths.
Eddie Nichols is home from Water.
bury, lquite sick.
Mrs Joel Atwood is convalescing un-
der the care OF Mrs Esther Crane, who
Pr owes very efficient nurse.
The Misses Fannie Trowbridge, Edith
Smith and Hattie Atwood attended the
teachers meeting in Woodbury. On Tues
dav afternoon.
Mrs Sarah Hutchinson of Millerton
N. Y is the guest of her cousin, Mri
Miles Holmes.
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W. C. T. u. NOTES.

The w. @. T. u. held it's annual meet
ing FIR the election of officers, Snptem-
Der 30, at the residence OF Mrs David
Kenny. They called special meeting
October 2, which was also held at tue
residence of Ms Kenny, to transact bus
mess left undone at the annual meeting.
Since the annual meeting there have
been taken in 10 new members, which
looks encouraging. The next meeting
will be held at the residence of MIRA K.
T. Wedge, Tuesday, October %, at 3 2. m
All are welcome. Three delegates from
the local union attended the State con-
vention at Torringtou and report very
pleasant and instructive meeting and
were very much plea sed with their en-
tertainment. We wish the prayers OF
all Gods children, as we feel that there
is great need Of special prayers in this de-
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Window Shades,

lwo thousand of them.
FIrat-cIass window shades in
cream, green, ecru and olive,
handsomely fr,nged, one yd.
wide, two yards long, nickel
ring pull, ready, in working
order, easily d 38c value.
Here now FIR LOG each.
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NEW MILFORD.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Miss Camp was visiting in BridgeIO It
the early part of the week.
W. S. Jones of New Brighton, Staten
Island, is visiting FL, G. Harris.
The ordinance Of baptism was admin
istered at st Johns, last Sunday, after
the morning service.
The Mozart Symphony club are to give
a concer. here in the Town hall on We'd
nesday, the Goth.
The concert given at st Johns parish
house was we'll attended and was enjoyed
by all. The following took prominent
parts in the program: W. s. Jones OF
New Brighton, Staten Island; Mr. Crofut
of Bethel; Miss Short of Bethel; Mrs j..
A. Levy and Louis S. Richmond Of New
Milford.
John Barrett and Miss Ellen McMahon
of Pittsfield were married at Pittefield,
Wednesday, October u. Mr. Barrett is q
section boss ON the Berkshire division.
Misses Katie and Nellie Barrett of Brook
field attended the wedding.
W. II. Adams, the genial building fore
man for Beach, is putting up cottage,
38x33, at Lake Waranaug for 5. MI. Brel-
mig. 1t will be one of the most elab-
crate Gotta ges on Lake Waramaug. Mr.
Beach has also taken the contract to
build hotel for Thomas Lee at Book
field. 1t will be building, 35x39, a
handsome structure.
George B. Ferriss, the well known
hustler, is about overseeing his work by
the aid of crutches. He is now superin-
tending the job of laying 1900 feet of
sewer pipe, and also work for Mr. Griffin
at Boardman.
Richard Melay is moving to the south
tenement in Humeston's block on Kali
road street.
The west abutment on the Town bridge
over the Housatonic has been relaid by
order of Selectman Soule. Sherman Fl.
Morgan has had charge of the stone
work.
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Nottingham Curtains.

" hlte or kcru Nottingham
Curtains in three handsome
patterns, 21a yds. long, 20
inches wide. They are goods
that were never sod before
for less than 69c. Here are
go pairs of them at CSC a
pair.
500 pairs Nottingham Cur
ta'ns, 5 yds. long, I yd. wide.
5 patterns, the regular Soc
kind for soc a pair,
$50 pairs Nottingham Cur
talns in three handsome de
signs, three yds, long and
one I'd. wide, finished with
over lock stitch corded edge,
worth S., for 09c a pair.
200 pairs Nottingham Cur
t'lns, IN some new designs.
81 yds. long, 48 inches wide,
worth Sis for $l.25 a pair.
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southford, Mass, are visiting 1T Joseph

Southford, Mass, are visiting st Joseph
Goes.
James l.. Ferris and family are NOV
ing to Milford, Mr. Ferris old home.
George w. Cochrane started, Tuesday
morning, on his wheel for two weeks
vacation, intending to spend some time
at Long Hill, Bridgeport, and New Hav-
en-. Moses G. Butler will try the Corn
wall meat route during his absence.
H. Lloyd Rogers of Bridgeport is
home for hunting.
The sick people are gradually lmprov-
ing. Robert N. Cochrane. 2nd ,is so as to
be out and Robinson w. Dean and
George S. Dean are now able to sit up.
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A. W. MITCHELL NAMED FOR THE STATE
SENATE.
SCHOOL AFFAIRS.

The organization of the Town school
committee for the ensuing year is as fol-
lows: NJ. F. Sicily, chairman; William
j. Clark, secretary; Rev William Rey-
nolde, acting visitor; Edward S. Boyd,
Mrs n. NJ. Strong, Rev j. L. r. Wyckoff,
committee of examinations; William J..
Clark, NJ. F. Sicily, committee on prop
erty. The school committee recon-
mended to the Building committee a
change in materials and fixtures for the
new high school building.
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partment of His work all over our land.
We should be willing instruments in
His hands. May we all look into our
hearts and see if we are doing what we
can tor One who has done so much fer
US. Every day brings freshly to my
mind the need of doing what can to
help overthrow this great curse, that is
running our land and bringing go many
to sorroWful end.-[Press Superintend-
ent.
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FARMERS ORGANIZE FOR THEIR OWN
PROTECTION.
OAKVILLE AND VICINITY,

Frank Taylor is building a nice wall
around his yard and has put in a pump
for his barn and old one of his horses.
Lewis and Edwin Beardslee nave gone
back to their places of business, this
week, after their sickness.
Ezra Lawrepce's new house is being
plastered ard chimneys built.
John Rodgers was called to Bridge
port on account of his brothers. death,
last week.
Mr. Hart is at work on the new road at
Candee hill.
Mrs William Warner is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Miss Alice Atwood ia home from the
hospital,
tthe Pin Co. have built a large new
barn.
Mr. Clark of Orange is visiting his bro,
ther-iu-law, w. E RUSSELL few days.
Mr. Hurd of Watertown is moving
some Of his goods to Frank Douglass,
his sOn.in-law's, in this place as he has
sold his house to G.. B. Nation. Mr.
Hurd is going West TO live.
Lieut. Frank Hand, lieutenant in the
United States engineer corps, has been
home on furlough. Mr. Hand is son
of f. B. Hand of this town. He has
travelled extensively througto out the diff
ferent states of the union in his capacity
of civil engineer, before joining the army.
Last Saturday evening the Worlds
glass blowers, who were at the Town
ball under the auspices of the local K. of
P. lodge during the week, closed their
enga cement with one of the largest
crowds Of the week. The hall was liter
ally packed, everyone trimming over
| with enthusiasm. It was good-natured
crowd, willing to put up with the dis
comforts of lack of room. AS on each
evening previous, the entertainment clos
ed with social dance. When taken as 4
| whole the affair was more than success
The reporter has not heard how much
the knights cleared, but judging from
the amount Of money taken in each even
ing it must have been quite snug little
sum.
Harry Fl. HeminWay and wife have re
turned from their trip to the Berkshir,
hills.
f, w. Noble and wife, who have beer
on weeks drive through the country
have also returned.
The Salvation Army held meeting Ii
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Only Price
Talks to Some Men.

Macy of them do not talk enough of the repu-
tation of the firm offering price bargains. They
do not realize that quality is more important
than price, for if a garment wears out too quick
Iy the cost will be forgotten when the memory
of its unsatisfactory service will remain.
Therefore, we say buy as cheaply as you can,
certainly, but consider quality in making pur-
chases as we'll as price.
We built our business by stating facts. We
never offer goods of doubtful quality at any
price
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"COnnecticut's Big Store. Z"

Do your shopping by mail.
we guarantee satisfaction or
refund money.
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BIRDS ARE SCARCE,

The hunters gun has not been heard
as frequently about here since October
Is, as in former years; first, because
much of the land and woods has been
posted to protect them for hunting by
Norwalk parties, and second because the
birds and squirrels are not as plenty in
this vicinity as they were when fewer
hunters were seen. Your correspondent
may be mistaken in his belief but it has
seemed to him there has been g very few
birds and just as few squirrels as posi-
BILE left for the next years hunt. Fox
rs have seemed to increase and rabbits
are always plenty.
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NEW PRESTON.
AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH.

Rev Evan Evans morning sermon,
last Sunday, was in connection with
home missionary work. So near home
that he included part of this town and
the adjoining town of Warren as q field
where spiritual seed may be profitably
sOwn. We are too apt to locate the
work of this society far away when in
fact it is near to our own thresholds and
families are living well nigh like heather
through lack of sincere Christian effort
to bring them out and influence them to
take down their Bibles and look within
it's pages, to them almost unknown as
foreign language. A Sunday school in q
rural district is also of great benefit to
children and in some cases has led on to
the best of results. Many do not relish
real well, missionary sermon, but GER
tainly in that listened to here, last Sun
day morning were facts sufficient to set
all who heard to thinking, and to action
so far as opportunities are presented.
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THE MERRYALL DISTRICT.

Miss E. Goode has gone to New Mil
ford to stay with friends until she regains
her health.
Mr. and Mrs Pierpont Of Litchfield are
visiting at S. B. Hendricks.
Mrs White of Brookfield has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs Duane Stone.
Henry Heal7 of Brooklyn is at his
grandm others, Mrs L. B. Bostwick's.
Ernest Kinney has moved to Ansonia.
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REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CONVENTION
AT WOODBURY..

From this district of Washington Mes
srs r. j. aosford and Howard G. Cogg-
we'll attended on Thursday of last week,
the republican county convention at
Litchfield and on Friday at the republi-
can senatorial convention held at Cur
tiss' hotel, Woodbury.. There was pres
ent from here Hon II. .. Averill, who
was chairman of the convention, George
FL. Wheaton and Edward Ell. Beardsley.
From Warren William L. Hopkins and
Arden Tanner; from Litchfield, L. D.
Leonard, Henry Kenney, (brother of D.
Kenney Of this village and Mr. Web
ster; from Thomaston, Messrs N. L..
Webster of the state central committee,
Edison Thomas and Mr. Wood; from
Bethlehem, Messrs F. P. Hayes, c..
Crane and Leverett Judd; from Morris,
Mesers r. w. Skilton and George 81.
Johnson; from Watertown, Mesars E.
W. Wheeler, Ell. @. Scott and B. J. Mat
toon; from Washington, S. Burke
Smith, and from Woodbury. Rev j. L. R.
Wyckof, Hon Horace Curtis and Mr.
Turrill. The candidate was nominated
by reclamation with a rising vote, the
presentation speech being made by Rev
Mr. Wye koff in as pleasant and common
datory manner as your correspondent
ever b card. A committee was appoint
ed to notify the candidate, Asahel W.
Mitchell of Woodbury., and bring him
at once to the convention, where he 500 q
after his nomination appeared and de-
Iivered a neat speech in accepting the
candidacy and inviting all there to re-
main with him to dinner, which was
served not quite as soon as some of the
delegates desired bus as soon as Land
lord Curtiss could get it ready. 1t is
needless to add that all who had ridden
that morning from 10 to 20 miles were
blessed with goHd appetites and did full
Justice to the several courses Mr. Curtiss
had provided, finally leaving for home
with grateful minds for all the hospital
itY shown that day by the good old town
of Woodbury., or those who were inter
ested in the convention.
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COLOR & BLOCK
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Floor Plan of the New Hat Factory at New Milford.
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for soule Cos the Contractors
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The BEE.
Newt wn, Friday, Oct 81, 1898.
1itChfeld County.
WATERFOWL.
SCHOOL MATTERS.


Monday evening, October 10, the Joint
board of education, consisting of the
school visitors and selectmen, met at the
selectmen's room. The board of school
visitors held their meeting first, H. D.
Taft chairman pro TEN, and T. P. Bald
win secretary. 1t was voted that every
member should become an acting school
visitor. The following are the school
visitors for the different schools. First
and second room, Center district, Mrs
Pegrum; third room, Charles W. Bid
well, E. Z. MCGOWAN; fourth room, Il.
S. Taft. E. G. Marggraff; fifth room. T.
L. Baldwin, <. Z. MCGOWAN; sixth room,
IL. d. Taft, G. w. Bidwell; French
Mountain district, Fl. D, Taft; Linkfield
district, c. w. Bidwell; Nova Scotia
district,C. W. Bidwell; Polk district, T.
P. Baldwin; East Side district, E. c.
MarRgraff; Guernseytown district, Fl. D.
Taft; OakviIie district, T. P. Baldwin,
E. c. MarRgraff. At the joint board
meeting, George A. Harper was chosen
pro tenn. 1t was moved that the follow
b& SuuAS VIC appointment W LuG inherent
districts: Center So, 200, Guernseytown
$3.50, French Mountain $3.50, Linkfield
$500, Polk $500, East Side $3.50, South
$3.50, Poverty 1920.
FARMERS ORGANIZE FOR THEIR OWN
PROTECTION.
William c. Atwood, who lives in the
north part of the town, has had several
COWS shot by irresponsible hunters and
as conse quence the following farmers
in that section have entered into an agree
ment to prosecute any one found tres
passing on their land to the full extent
of the law: Sheldon J. Fox, Charles
Smith, w. G. Atwood, c. s. Woodward,
Fl. j. Wright, George w. Pardee, How
ard Smith, j. M. Rose, John Ell. Bryan,
Jr., and F. 81. Gillett.
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Irish Point Curtains.

500 pairs Irish Point Cur.
talns in seven different styles,
open work patterns, with
handsome wide borders. az
yards long and 81 inches
wide, the regular S. quality.
Here for $2.eo a pair
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$50 pairs Irish Point Cur
talns in handsome designs.
white or ecrm, 81 yds. long.
81 inches wide, worth $50.
Here for S. a pair.
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CORNWALL BRIDGE.
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev Almond Smith has accepted an
at Italy. N. Y, and Rev w.
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WOODBURY..
sELECTMEN MAKE APPOINTMENTS.

SELECTNIEN MAKE APPOINTMENTS.
At q meeting of the board of select
men held recently the following officers
were elected: Assistant town clerk, l..
E. Dawson; pound keeper, c. X. Smith
and Daniel Mallett; measurers of We cd.
l.. E. Dawson, G. n. Proctor, Eli NJ.
Towne; public weighers, w. S. Curtis,
W. L. JudsoD, W. Il. Gibson, Eli NJ.
Towne; haywards, F. n. Bradley, w. II
Colepaugh. E. NJ. Towne, c. T. Terrill
sealer of weights and measures, F. F.
Hitchcock; truant officers, G, c. Terrill,
E. NJ. Smith, G. T. Terrill; gaugers, r. L.
Drakeley, Cereno Mansfield. The yards
selected, according to the vote of the
town to abolish the pound, were those
of @. K. Smith and Daniel Mallett and
the town farm.
A. W. MITCHELL NAMED FOR THE STATE
SENATE.
The republican delegates of the 20tt
senatorial district CONVENTION met here
Friday Of last week, and unanimously
nominated Asshel w. Mitchell for sena-
tor. Mr. Mitchell is one of Woodbury. e
u ost popular citizens. He is justice OF
the peace, town clerk and superintend-
ant of the Woodbury. Water Co. At the
last session of the General Assembly, MI
Mitchell as representative served on the
Railroad committee.
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Connecticut western news., 1898-02-17
CANAAN VALLEY.

Mrs Elihu Donslds spent a few days with friends in Winsted last week.
 Rev-J. l.. Muuroe, an evangelist from Boston, and the Rev. Hill. of South- field, held meeting in tho Wadsworth schoolhouse Sunday afternoon,
 Miss Ann Bartholomew has been quIte sick and her sister. Mrs Spencer of Thomaston is caring for her.
 Mir and Mrs l.. J. Cleveland are both on the sick list Mrs Wm. Bunnell is also quite sick.
 A few n,ighhors and friends of Miss Charlotte Cleveland gave her a surprise party last Thursday afternoon, it being her 92d birthday. She is quite feeble on account of her advanced age.
 Miss Brewer will close her school this week for the spring vacation.
 Oar local fishermen are report ing great catches on Harmon Pond.