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Germany In the hiIippi nea.

Germany In the Philippi mes. IS
America failed to sec what sound
warranty under international usage
Germany had for concentrating pow
erfui aaet at Manila. The pretext that
this gre,ai weight Of metal and big force.
of marines and blueja ckets were needed
TO protect.a bakers dozen Or SO Of Ger
man mercantile houses and their en- en-
ployees seemed pretty ninsy. But even
that excuse disappeared with the arrival
Of the first detachment Of General Mer-
sritt's expedition, which gave a dmiral;
Dewey ample resources for such protec-
tion to foreign resid dents as they are.
entitled to under the law of nations
in such circu distances. Consequently.
more than half Of the German feet sail
ed away, leaving two warships behind
But little imp ortance would have at.
tached to the presence Of the German
ships had the United States not suspect,
ed an undercurrent Of hostile sentiment
in the government circles and people of
Germany. No feeling grew out Of the
presence Of four British cruisers at Ma
Mia, for the absence Of jealous motive
on the part OF England is we'll assured,
but the general drift Of public opinion
in Teuton1and has been Enthusiastically
against us, and the suave assurances of
~ . : o~
the German foreign Office might easily
mean no more than those diplomatic
generalities which mean nothing. Facts
were regarded as more eloquent than as
severatious Various indications con-
joined to show that Germany, if not
anxious for colonial grip in the Philip
pines, would at. least welcome such a
splendid point d'appui for commercial
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT as possession Of a COM
manding stronghold in the islands would.
give her. Her recent exploit in taking,
China by the throat is presumptiye Of
what she might be inclined to do in the
Philippines under favoring conditions,
If it were safe to accept Spanish title
against American protest. .s
The ease with which withdrawal
from an advance step tentatively made,
but afterward found inconvenient, can
be effected is we'll aknown. It is only
question Of an apology and the charge
Of superserviceable and unauthorized
zeal On the part Of some commanding
official. But if further conditions favor
how easy it is to stretch the inch gained
to the ell! Our English cousins are not
unfamiliar with the working value Of
such a method, which may he called a
diplomatic reconnaissance in force .
It is eminently in character with what
Emperor William has hitherto 4done
and shown to avail himself of any open
ing in the Philippines and then trust to
luck to make it good. Such step hav-
ing once been effectively taken, it can
be made Of Questionable, Of enormous
help to the extension of German COM
MERGE in the east. There is good reason
to question the intentions of Germany
in spite Of any soothing plaster of
words. ~ - y. s.,
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Bucklen's Arnica SaIve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
cut, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores,. letter, chapped hands,
Chilblains, corns, and all skin erup-
tions, and positively cures piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. For sale by
Frank G. Danielson, Druggist. =. go
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EsTRAY- Game to my yard, Sept. 49,.
one brown horse, about p years old.
weight about 1850. Has s'sway back. u
Owner will please call and get the
same. =. r.. MARX ~
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: Land for Sale.

I have lands in T. 80 R. 81 and T. SO
4. %, Mile Laos, T. 80 R. 2S, Morri-
son, and 7. 81 r. %, Benton county,
which will sell at reasonable figures
to anyone wanting good farm lands.
Ill. IT: c.. BRIDGMAN.
- ST. Cloud MINI
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ST, Bonfeld IL
am subject to cramps and collie,
and have used many remedies, but
lind Foley Collie Cure beats them
all. T. YEATS.
For sale by G. A. Jack, Druggist. .
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More table apples, crab apples
plums, ETC., at Walkers prices.
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AEu liIlN7cn SCHOOL, TEACHERS
mC iii WAVIElJ MECHANICS, Farmers,
- . : -! ...::'z..ss A1aehine Agents; anyone
honest and willing tt hust we will pay good
wages and give steady en- loynent With our
1acll1tles and personal help anyman fully alive
and willing to york can win "a pa ying position
with US. Apply Quick, stating5age.
AssE.L. MAY eco,
Nnrserymen: Seedsmen & Florists, Is
st. Paul, Mimi
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It seems that only a portion Of the
harbor mines in our great harbors will
be removed, though all danger. from
Spanish attack has ceased. Government
evidently feels it imprudent to make
every channel 9 fairway until all inter
national outcome of the war has been
settled. B
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DO not be Imposed on.

Always insist on getting ,Foley's
Honey and Tar, as. it is positively, alb
so1Ilutely and unqualif dly the best
cough medicine. Accept no substitute.
G. "a. J ack Druggis t.ssssS ss5ss.:
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" Justice is the bread Of nations; they
are always furnishing for Z is the SEN
timental apothegm Of q great French
man We have been the great producers.
Of breadstuHs SO far, and we are now
adding this new cereal to Dur export list.
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Going Down Hill.

I 8 zs:,..ss st:: ~.
from Kid >. -.., - {. I :. :.
ney: Diseases
feel a gradual -. =. (.
but..steady loss of -. .. "
strength and vital |-'- So"
ity.s.c They should
lose no time in trying .~-. -
Foley's Kidney: Cure, a 49,.
Guaranteed Preparation,
at C. A. Jacks Drug Store. -~
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a Household Necessif

"A Household Necessity.
81 No family should be with out Foley's
Collie Cure, for all bowel complaints.
For sale by G. a.. Jack. ~.
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DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH.
PRINCETON CAMP, M. w. A.,
No. 1882.

Regular meetings every second and fourth
Thursday evenings of each month, at 800 in
Sons Of Veterans hall. ., e rs ..5s q
N. C..KELLEY Clerk 5SS''Ifa i ~ as
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WEST CORNWALL.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL MENTION.
The Children's day exercises passed
off to the satisfaction IF every one pres
emit.
Henry Cohen and family, who have
been at Joseph Mallinson's for some days
past, have returned to New York.
John Anderson is in New York, this
week.
Harry Wickwire and Willis Potter
spent Sunday at Sharon Valley.
Miss Julia Mulcahy has gone to make
extended visits to friends in Waterbury
and elsewhere.
Mrs Moore and family have returned
to their home in Shelton.
George W. Cochrane spent Sunday at
Sheffield, Mass.
M. A. Hallock visited friends at Ban
tam Lake, Sunday.
| Miss Lily Simmons Is staying at Mrf
Elizabeth O'Cain's.
Mrs C0chrane and daughter, Ellen
spent few days in Lime Rock at Ed
ward Amundson's.
Mr. and Mrs Frank II. Bristol o
Chatham, n. Y, are visiting at L.
Nickerson's.
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NEW MILFORD,
AN EXCITING BICYCLE RACE.

Considerable interest was conferred
among the yonger sex in town over the
bicycle race" which took place, Mon
day evening. Ever since the last Road
race they have been very anxious to
know who was the best rider. Through
the untiring energy of Mr. Davis, mana
ger Of the Wannopee Pottery Co., a race
was arranged, the course being around
the bridges. The 9start and finish was
in front Of the New England house
Eight participated in the event, all
striving their uttermost and doing their
best to win. The result was that Whit
lock won with Wheaton second and Mul-
Inns third. Time % minutes IS seconds.
Mrs T. G. Wentworth is whiting her
parents at Portland, Me.
The Cable Gas Co. are still placing
pipes into etores and dwellings. The
people already that have the gas in use
speak highly Of it. It certainly gives q
good light.
i 4
NJ. c. q. In place of c. Hull, who has
gone TO the war with the First Connecti-
cut volunteers. The Y. M. G. A. are for
tu0&te in having secured 90 able s. citizen
to fill the vacancy.
Monday morning there was run
away here. \ horse and carriage be-
long to Il. s. Mygatt having Ar SGargea,
(clerk at the First National bank, as its
occupant and driven by "POwley,"
hostler at L, N. jennings stables, run
away On Wellsville road. Coming along
Railroad street they came in cantact with
a wagon, throwing them both ,out, each
receiving a severe shaking up. The
horse having disposed itself of the occu-
pants from the carriage, went along at q
furious rate, and got as far as Lsnesville
before it was captured, smashing the car
riage. Fortunately the horse escaped
injury save only a few scratches.
Quite severe thunder shower passed
over here, Tuesday morning.. between
and 2 o'clock, accompanied by heavy
rains. Fortunately no damage was done
Sc far rs your correspondent knows.
The Baldwin house, at the south enc
and facing the village green, is pleasant
lY situated and an excellent place for any
vino desire to pass quiet and enjoyable
vacation. H. A. Baldwin, the proprie
tor, is veteran hotel man and knows
how to entertain. Among the regula,
boarders are Rev Mr. Spencer, Mr. ane
Mrs Eugene Wildman, M. B. Mallett
Prof AlIard, FL. S. Smith and Franl
Evitts.
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LYONS PLAIN.
EMMANUEL CHURCH NOTES.


The Junior Auxiliary held an entertain
ment and supper in the church parlors,
Thursday evening. There was gooo
attendance and about 81 was added to
the treasury. The little lassies are doing
better than the older ones and deserve
great deal of credit for their work.
Miss Annie Ludford rode to Norwalk,
last Friday, on her wheel, visited friends
there and returned home Sunday.
Bradley Hull of Bridgeport and
Charles p. Chapman of Westport took
dinner at l.. r. Hoyt's last Thursday.
Mrs Eli Wakeman of Bridgeport re.
turned home, Thursday, after 10-days'
visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs T. E. siiliman of Bridge
port spent Sunday at L. e. Hoyt's.
Mrs Morris White OF Westport visited
Charles Salmon and family, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Hiram McConkey spen
last Sunday with relatives in Bethel.
Master Milton White Of Norwalk spen
1.-TWO days, last week, with John William
and family.
i Master Fred SilIinan Of Bridgeport re
turned home, Sunday, after visit OF tw
1 weeks with his uncle, =. q. Hoyt. u
!. with his pony Trixey finished up all to
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o'clock, The attendance at the funera

O'Clock. The attendance at the funera
was large,
Mica Agnes Spicer, VINO was coastinG
DIVA she nil 0y the pvstollioe when hel
wheel struck small tree, throwing hel
off and bruisiog her arm. Her wheel wa
so badly out of shape that she he'd tC
leave it with e. M, Town, peftmaster
T. G. Galpiu dressed her arm. She
| walked home feeling much better.
A party visited Mr. and Mrs ". 81. Al
len aver Sunday.
r. A. Mos spent Sunday With w. Il
Alien, ST.
Albert Pearsall aud wife from Tor
riugton have been visiting friends in
town.
The house on the corner known as the
old StOddard place is now for rent, va
Gated by Fred Smith on saturday laet.
L f, Hotchkiss has much improved
the curbi"g in front of his house by set
ting new posts.
The people seemed TO be much dis
turbed by chicken thieves the past week
Bgbert Carpenter has q black colt in
his possession which cannot find any
owner.
Fred Smith has moved ioto.Mr Dakin's
house this side lof the creamery, south
part.
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BRIDGEWATER
TOWN AND PERSONAL JorT1Nas.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTTINGs.
G. B. Thompson has recently bought
the property north OF the scAoolhouse
aud will at once begin excavations 70,
his factory. The factory will be 30x60
three stories. He is now running on full
time and will at once put on additional
help. Since the war bill passed he SAYS
he has used 100000 revenue stamps.
M. B. Mallett and his mother, Mrs
Burr Mallett, were recent guests of c.
n. Hatch.
James B. Pitcher ia putting on an ad-
dirion TO his barn, 36x24 A. B. Mallett
and Carson B. Mead are doing the work.
Mra Dwight Wheeler Is seriously Ill
with heart trouble.
CLARK Wheeler has laid out fine lawn
tennis ground.
Miss Jennie Thompson Of New York is
spending week with her grandfather,
Hiram Pitcher.
A. 4. Gillette, In company with s. R.
Weeks, visited Watertown, last week.
S. R. Weeks spent Sunday in New Mil
ford.
DR. Godfrey of Bridgeport was in town,
this week, in consultation with Dr. King
of New Milford.
Master Frank Harris, who has been
pending portion IF his vacation With
Mrs G. Fl. Jessup, starts for bis home in
Springfield, N. J., this week, stopping
with friends In Norwalk.
Henry Sanford is very low ard is slow
" falling and cannot remain with us
much longer. 1t prayers and wishes
could restore him 70 health he would
surely recover.
Rev Henry G. Smith Of Plymouth was
In town, last week.
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KENT.
CRURCH AM

CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Rev Mr. Lynch, assistant pastor Of the
church presided over by Rev DR. T. T.
Munger Of New Haven, will occupy the
pulpit of the Congregational church,
next Sunday.
Walter R. Bown died at his home in
Waterbury, Monday, July Ii, and the
remains were brought here for burial in
the Episcopal cemetery the following
Wednesday.
The Kelsey family orchestra gave
concert at Gibbs hall on Tuesday even
ing Of this week, and lovers of good mu
sic had an opportunity Of enjoying I
treat such as rarely comes to Kent. This
flute playing by Master Arthur canno
be surpassed by one of his age. TIL
violin playing by Miss Florence wa
worthy professional.
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WOODBURY..
THE STREET AND vICINrT,

1 Il q A@hE@4 AMI ' AC4NA4
Mrs N. M. Strong had patriotic musi-
cal at her home, last Tuesday evening.
Miss Annie Bradley is entertaining as
guest Miss Alice Cottar of Ansonia.
William Wilgus of New York is spend
ing his vacation with Horace D. Minor.
Miss Maud Baker of New York is the
guest of Miss Carrie Morris, who recent
lY gave q clam bake in honor Of the oc-
casiOn.
The servlces Of the First Congregations
al church are held in the chapel during
Mr. Freeman's vacation. July 10, f. F.
Hitchcock read patriotic sermon.
July Il, Prof Boyd read q sermon of
Phillips Brooke. The services are we'll
attended and q great Improvement over
the former custom Of closing the church.
Daniel Burton has had Wallace Ward
1T work upon his house. The reRult is
an enlargement ana extensive rep8 irs.
Cre1Auq Park is getting to be quite a
popular place for III outing. Last week
aoue sunday school scholars ard their
teachers had q very peasant gathering
and supper there.
Joseph Atchison has had the water
puc into his stock farm at Middle Quarter
for thc benefit Of his colts.
Dtp. NJ. Bull has ordered the water
io5o this Elm Tree farm for the house
and barns. Oar public water is one of
our greatest benefits.
The runor is around that Charles G.
Mtuhcii desires to Withdraw mis- gift to
the town Tor The benefit Of school build
ing. We sincerely hope there is no
foundation to this report as this gift has
been most unanimously appreciated and
our boys and girls are looking forward
in eager expectancy for the opening Of
the school.
Mrs Fish and son Of Bristol have been
guests OF Miles Holmea, The past week.
On Saturday Mrs holmes, Mrs Fish
and son, Miss Lizzie Wilkinaon and Miss
Mildred Bissell took drive to Bantam
Lake and Litchfeld aad visited at Isaac
Hutchinson's.
MIes Sarah Thompaon of Bethlehem ls
| visiting at Harmon Juds0n's.
Mrs Car WintOD, after a brief illne9e,
passed to her final rest on Saturday
morning. The cause of her death was
an abgcess in the head which affected the
brain.
Mrs William Alien is in very poor
health
HOTCHKIS8VILLE AND VICINITY.
j. Il. Roberts visited his father st
Thomaston over Sunday.
@. NJ. Allen and G. e. Isbell are build
Ing boat which they expect to launch
on Quasaapaug lake soon.
The baker of South Britain seems to
have good success with his sales. The
goods the ladies say are A No. l.
Mrs W. f. Taylor, who has been visit
ing friends in town the past week. re-
turned to her home in Fulton, N. \
Monday last.
Mrs G. f. Winton, who died last Fri.
day night, was buried Monday, at 4
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PLATTSVILLE.

Miss More and Mr. Gay are the guests
Of Miss Edith Sherwood.
Miss Edna Warmer has been the guest
of Miss Fannie Sherwood.
Mrs A. J. Clark has returned home
from Ontiora Park.
Mrs Edward Seeley and Mrs Tuttle are
taking a delightful drive to Washington,
visiting many friends on their way there.
Mrs G. A. Sturges and sisters spent
Sunday at Fairfield Beach.
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recent travels in Japan, giving her per.
sonal views Of the manners and customs
OF the strange people iAhabiting thai
country. Musical selections will follow
and refreshments will be served.
Mrs,Tomlinson is gaining strength and
feels hopeful Of entirely regaining the
eight Of her right eye.
Mrs Denslow retu med Saturday from
a visit TO Stony Greek.
Frterds OF Young VIII Bryan (so long
associated with our town. will be pleased
to hear he is out Of danger and will re-
join his troops as soon as his strength
permits,
Mr. Peters condition remains about the
anne.
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Monday evening at s O'Clock, under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor So
cietv. Admission, adults 25 cents, chill
cren Is cents.
Miss Mary Stirling and Miss Mary
Nichols have been spending q few days
at Block Island.
Miss Mary Beach is spending some
time at Onteora Park among the Cats
kills.
Miss Lenara Hawley has been suffering
from bone felon ard is under the care
of a physician.
Mrs Paine of B ,idgeport is spending
some time wich b'r daughter, Mrs
Stephen Parks.
Mrs George D. Nichols is suffering
from sp-ained ankle.
Miss Eliza Rowley of Woodbury. Is the
guest of Mrs Geo~ge D. Nichols.
| Miss NAV Donovan of Huntington is to
teach the Booths Hill school the coming
year.
Mrs aenry French, who has been Wis
Ting in Palestine, has returned home.
George W. Knight and grandchildren
passed Saturday at Pleasure Beach.
Mrs Sarah Edwards of Stepney is WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs George W. Shell
ton, of Booths Hill.
The Booths Hi celebration on the
Fourth was great success, including sd-
dresses by Rev Henry Beard of Minneap-
oils, George W. Knight and George Mul-
len. James Ranken Of Patterson, N. j.,
sang with fine effect. There was col,
lation and fireworks in the evening.
Dwight Fuller has recently bought s
valuable COW of Frederick Shelton OF
Long Hill.
Albert Linsley, the milk man, lost
valuable horse, the ether day. 1t drop
ped dead in Bridgeport.
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MONROE.
A NOTABLE SOCIAL ENT.

On the occasion of the 21st. birthday Of
Fl, Weir G oldsborough, party was given
him by the young people, at the Town
hall July Is. It was fine evening. but
owing to the fact Of it's being busy sea-
son, not quite SO many came as was ex-
pected. The hall was comfortably filled.
Peck & Osborne furnished music; violin,
violoncello and piccolo. To the regret of
all R. L. Goldsborough was very ill and
unable to be present. Guests from Long
Island, Norwich, Stratford, Newtown,
Trunbuu, Huntington, Shelton, etc.,
were present. A fine table was set in the
lower hall. He also received many pretty
gifts with the usual good wishes.
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haying before he left and ended his visit
weighed two and one-quarter pounds.
Those he took home with him to show
his Bridgeport friends Y hat he cid Ssu-
gatuck river contains.
Mrs Amber kel!Ig& ID son, with her
mother, Mrs Alphonse, all Of Stamford,
spent Saturday and Sunday with John
Kellogg and family.
A number of yourg people from here
visited Pntnam Park, last Sunday.
Miss Minnie Williams of Norfeld an6
Mrs Watson and little daughter of Brook
lyn took dinner, last Tuesday, with Mrs
John Williams.
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officers were installed: Grand DEPUTY
w. r. York assisted by Past Crane
Commander Lady York and Grand Her
aid Lady Sloan N, c., Miss Summer
Vile; V. N. G., Mrs Ann Moore; w. P,
Mrs Jane Evans; K. R., John Dougher-
ty; T. K. r., MRS Dougherty; P. N. G.,
George M. Grtswold; w. I. G., Mrs
Walker; ". o, G., John Evans; treas,
urer, Mrs Ada J. Evans.
At regular meeting Of Columbia
lodge, Nc. u, K. of P, officers were To-
stalled as follows: @. O., j. T. McClea-
ry; V. c., 1. G, Hotcbkiss; P, E. D.
Norton; NJ. W., A. c. Cushman; NJ. F.,
George Trewren; M. e, w, j, White ;
NJ. A., Charles Dams; X. r. S., F. l..
Hitchcock; l. G., Patrick w ,lker; o.
G., W. Fl. Lyttle; trustee, John W,
Moore.
Roderick Deland and family recently
visited DR. Norwood of Naugatuck.
H M. Hickox was in New Britain, last
week, on business connected with the
Judge Of probate Office.
David Wood ward and family have ar
rived from Atlanta, and will occupy
their summer residence.
Engineer Eddy is in town devoting his
time TO the surveying of the new road,
Joe McNally has started vegetable
wagon. He will deal in all kinds Of veg
etab}es and fruits, also groceries.
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SHERMAN.
CHURCH NOTES.


The Christian Endeavor meeting Sun
day night was led by Maltby Leach.
Remember next Sunday, July "a, is to
be observed in the Congregational church
as Sunday School Day. The speakers
are to be Mrs Herrick, Mr. Deming, and
Miss Stock. 10 the afternoon Mr. De-
ming and Miss. SUocksare to speak at Co
burn.
James Herrick spent Sunday with his
mother.
Mr. and Mrs William Redding and son
Harry of Bridgeport visited friends in
town. last week.
Mis- Gertrude Villinger has recently
| been the guest of Mrs j. n. Woodruff.
W. B. HswIey has been spending few
days in New Fairfield.
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ed to picnic, this year, at Meadows End,
the first Wednesday in August, which
comes the third, They will plan for the
usual pleasant annual gathering.
D. Hall has been making part Of his
land paying property, at least, for he has
been marketing already q nice crop of
potatoes that have brought him in the
vicinity Of SLIGO per bushel.
Harry Judd ia becoming quite fam
GUS skipper, for he recently pulled out. of
the mill pond monster eel that gave
him quite tussle by i5s squirming be-
fore he got it home.
Howard Wedge is riding new bicycle,
recently purchased Of a friend in New
York.
Granville Dunning has been obliged to
walk with a cane, this week, owing to a
bad spraiu to his ankle, received on Mon
day.
Mrs Sarah French was home, last FRI
day, to pasa the night with her mother,
MRS Anna bradley, aG Inc QSpOG'
Mrs Ell. E. Garfield and Mrs w. B. Da-
Wis and family from Easton were guests
of Mr. and Mrs G. G.. Downs on Sunday.
Miss Clara Downs has been passing a
few days with relatives at Botsford and
Newtown.
Mrs DeWolfe and son are passing the
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs R.
G. Tousey.
Mrs John hi. Haugh is home from
Patchogue, L, L., passing a few weeks
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs D. Hall.
The leading brands of -four at lowest
cash prices, lower than ever, where you
get the best of groceries, at Hurd's cash
store.
The Kelsey family orchestral concert
takes place tonight, (Friday,) at the
hall. The proceeds are for the Sanitary
Relief Association, just formed.
Mrs Peck, wife Of Howard Peck, on
Mr. Wheeler's farm, has been quite il
with heart trouble.
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MARKETABLE.
SOCIAL EVENTS.

On Tuesday afternoon, July %. Mrs
Boardman will give an entertainment at
her home for the benefit OF St Andrews
parish horse sheds. Mrs Thomas Marsh
OF New Milford will deliver talk on hey