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for timber at his steam sawmil on the Montrose farm.
 Busineas is booming at the Lenox Shear Co.,, this year. John Bateman is sole owner.
 The Lime Go. has done 8 largely in- creased business, this season, shipping ! about 100 bs -els day. A yourg 3rman of this town has ad- vertiecd in ma rimonial paper for gi,l who carries h rself we'll and with 8 large forehead. We merely mention this 90 that the charming girls of Brookfield and vicinity may commence to cultivate I large foreheads and noble carriage. Evidently this young man has been study ing the hat band question. Edward Shears, the veteran sportsman, is capturing great numbers of fish every
 night in his fish rack.
 The superintendent of the Derby Elec-
 tric road was in BrooKfeld, this week, the guest of B. Jackson.
 Miss Lucy Bishop and friend are guests | at the rect r5.
 The interment of Stephen Bloomer took place at Laur ] Hill cemetery on Monday aft rnnon at 2 15 D. m, Rev MI Whitcome readicg the committal service MT Bloomer died at Brewst, rs where the funeral services took place at 10 a. m Rev and Mrs Francis are expected
 home fl Jm their vacation this week, from | Fall River, Mass, where Mrs Francis
 has been spending four weeks at her old l home. During the absence of Rev Francis, l last Sunday, 8 large part of the CoDgre-
 gstions members attended St Paul's, ,thus filling one church conveniently full. The
 sf rvice was very pleasant one, exem- plifying the spirit of Christian unity in a very Dractical manner
 Mrs Jackson of New Haven was the l guest of Mrs Sophia Beers over Sunday
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schoolhouse last Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
BEDDING.
RESULT OF MONDAYS VOTING.

RESULT OF MONDAYS VOTING.
 The town meeting was largely attend ed 271 votes being boiled. It was voted to lay 15 mill tax and to let out the roads by contract the same as last year. School consolidation was defeated by seven majority. The officers electc d with their vote were ss fellJws:
 Selectmen, J. B. Beers, r, 132; William Haze, r, 131; W. c. Sanford, d, 13e.
 Town clerk, J. w. Nickerson, r, 167 {; s. E. Sanford, d, 102.
 Town Treasurer, William H. Hnl, r, 271.
 Assessors, Nathan Perry, 153; A. A. Gorham, 154 George Platt, d, 115.
 Board of Relief, D. Williams, ,156; Emil Rux, l55.
 CoBstables, B. Hull Bartram, 162 William Colley, 153; James P. Mcdonald, d, 113.
 Grand Jurors, John Todd, 153; Georg ge A. Sanford, 1858: Moses B. Mills, 117.
 Tax Collector, H. s. Osborne, r, 271
 William H. Hill and H. s. Osborne were on both tickets.
 Mrs Robert Ayers and the Miss Flor. ence and Alice Ayers recently returned to their home in Brooklyn after having spent the summer at Walter Edmund's. Hezzie Nickerson spent Sunday with his parents.
 Miss Susie Mitchell of South Britain has been the guest of her friend, Miss Sarah Sanford.
 Miss Emily Jennings of Southport is visiting Miss Eleanor Os' orn. Miss Barbour of Bethel was the guest of Mrs Harriett Wakeman on Sunday.
 Miss Edith Sher wood has returned to Sport Fl Il after spending 8 few weeka with her cousin, Miss Belle Nickersoa. Quite number from this place attend ed rhe Fair at Newtownf last week. Daniel Sanford has closed his house and gone toIBro okline ,where he will live with his son this winter. His daughter, Miss J. Belle Sanford, and granddsugh- ter, Helen Barnes, accompanied him. It is expected that Hill Academy will open the last of this month.
 The many friends of Judge J. Kicker son were sorry to bear of his illness. Misses Margaret, Agnes, and Elizabeth Bell, and Miss Teresa Bissonuette oi Bridgeport have been visiting at F. McDonald's
 J. Sullivan and M. Reynolds attended the Dewey celebration in New York, this week. Es-# GA
 J. P. Smith, editor of the Reporter of Blackstone, Mass, is spending his vaca. tion at his uncle's, P. McDonald's.
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WESTPORT.
HERE THE BALLOTS FALL.


 Town clerk, Joseph c. Hyatt, r, 26s :; Samuel E. Banks, d, 225; selectmen, Lewis P. Wakeman, r, 25O; Oscar Smith, r, 252: Robert H. Coley, d, 239; Charl ,s Mills, d, POI; town treasurer, treasurer and agent of town deposit fund. Henry k. Sherwood, r, 265; William J. Wood, d, PAS; tax collect, T, Joseph G. Hyatt, r, 265; Samuel k. Banks, [, 228; con. stA bles, Frederick Brad1ey7 ', 263; John W. Gault, r, 272, Edmo ond c. Smith, ', 26l; Edward McElwee, r, 265; Thomas Mullins, q, 220; Henry Mills, d. PA ; William H Condon, q, 177; Thomas lMc- -NallY, d, 225; grand jurors, Marcus D. Hsl,, r, 265; John H Jennings, r, 261 ; Stephen J. Banks, r, 264; John W. Low rey, d, 226; James Hawkes. d, 225 John x. Daley, d, 223; asaesso'ss Rufus Wakeman, r, 270; Edward c, Birge, r, 265 Thomas Qainlan, q, 22I; Charles Mills, d, 22l; board of relief, William L. Coley, r, 367; Joseph T. Bradley, r, 266 l; Patrick Campbell, d, 223; William H. Taylor, d, 255; registrar of voters. Fred erick M. Salmon, r.236; William H Pc trie, d, 85; John r. Mccormick, d, 164 ; auditor of town acc ,uuts, George P. Jen- nings, r, 262; Moses Sherwood, d, 230; school visitor, ttrse years, Thomas c Stearns, r, 2l9; John H. McArdle, q. 196; school visitor unexpired term, Thomas Quinlan, d, 198. School ques- tion-Con solidation of Districts: Yes, 1S9; no, 51.
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BROOKFIEL.D.
NEwNowN FAIR ALL RIGHT.

Those who visited Newtown Fair this
 year were surprised at the improvement
 over previous years. The new building
 which gave so much better opportunities
 for the display of exhibits conduced very
 much to this improved appearance. The
 vegetable department both as to num-
 bers and quality would compare very
 favorably with It's big br Jther over in Danbury. One point that struck the
 writer was the great number of fine specimen raised in New town. It cer- tainly must give quite stimulus to bet ter agricultural work. Your cor aapon- dent was not aware that Newtown could do so well. Another noticeable feature was it was clean fair. Anything ths proved objectionable was cloeed up as soon as it's character became known, ii this continues to be strong feature and good management continues we cannot
 but predict good degree of prosperity,
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GREENFIELD HILL.
.m1ss BANKs-MR CHICHESTER.

Married, the daughter of MT and Mra Joel Banks to Sydney R. Chichester o' New Canaan, St the residence of the bride, Tuesday evening, September 26, at D. n. by Rev J. B. Kettle. The wedding was quiet sffair. Only the immediate relatives were invited and it will be taken as surprise by many of the friends. A bountiful supper was served. The happy bride and groom left for their future home in New Canaan on Wednesday. Many good wishes go with them.
 Two bright lights placed upon iron posts have been set in front of the church and greatly facilitate travel and conven. fence around the church dark nights Thanks is due Dwight Banks for his wig \ ilent efforts to obtain them.
 The concert given at the church, Tues
 day evening of last week, was goot
 euccess. The church was well filled
 with an appreciative audience and aub
 stantial sum was realized.
 David Brown is in critical health iron
 loss of blood from hemo rrhage.
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Fairfield County.
HUNTINGTON.
TOWN AND PERSONAL Jorr1Nas.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JOTTINGs. Rev MT Light of New Haven preached as a candidate in the Congregational church on Sunday, September 24.
 Miss Ira Beardsley of shelton spent 8 few days with Miss Lois Hawley, last week.
 Mrs Mariette Wheeler of Bridgeport has visited In town.
 Mrs Eleanor Judson, who has been i'll for the past week, has gone to the home of her daughter, Mrs Stiles Nict ols, In Shelton, for short time.
 Rev MT Light spent Sunday at o. G.. Boards on Long Hill.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre- gational church met on Wednesday af- ternoon, October 4, with Mrs s. Haw- ley.
 Miss Frances Marks arrived, last week, from Lockport, N. Y., and will spend the winter with her brothtr, Albert Marks.
 The funeral of Beach Shelton was At- tended from the home of his son in lsln- glass on Saturday week.
 All who attended the V. 1. 5. meeting at George Beecher's voted 1t very pleasant meeting indeed. Music was furnished by Banjo club from Shelton, and there were also selections on the 1ramophone, after which a lunch of cake and ice cream was served.
 Mrs Albert Marks Is entertaining a friend from New York state.
 Mrs Henry Betts and friend Mrs Rich Ardson of Bridgeport are taking an ex- tended drive, this week.
 The condition of George Crofut re. mains practically unchanged.
 Several from Huntinton attended the fair at NewtOwn, last week.
 A horse owned by Edward Halter was very badly injured by being cut with barbed wire while at the Hunting gton fair
 James Beardsley Wheeler, the bard of Walnut Tree Hill, is making extensive repairs on hls house.
 l.. B. Gray has been quite sick and un. der the care of Dr k. M. Bes rdsley oi Monroe.
 Miss Florence Wheeler is entertaining Miss Mabel Wilson of Long Island.
 A choir has been recognized in the Congregational church. Mrs K. s. Flaw ley has been appointed leader by vote of the church.
 U. Grant Houston occupied the pulpit in the Congregational church on Sunday October l.
 The Ladies' Aid of St Paul's church met on Thursday, October 5, at the home of Mrs Estelle Bailey.
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WASHING TON.

The annual meeting of the Litchfield County Auxilisries of the New Haven Branch of the Woman's Board of Mis- sions will be held in Thomaston, on Thursday, October 12. Morning session st 10. Miss Jean Gordon of Wal, India, will be one of the speakers. A full at tendance is hoped for.
 MT and Mrs Ellsworth Fenn have wis ited in New Haven, where they were the guests of Reuben Shepard of Spring street.
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SHELTON.
MISS MrrcHELL-DR NErrLEroN.

.
 very pretty wedding took place in the Congregational church, last Wednesday after. noon, being the nuptials of Miss Jean M. Nit chell and Dr Francis J. Nettleton of this place, both well known and highly respected young many friends. The altar was handsomely trimmed with autumn foliage and potted plants Rev l. M. Keneston performed the marriage ceremony. The other physicians o1 Shelton and Derby with their wives were in attendance. A rece ton was held at the resi- dence Of the bride, and afterward they took @ short bridal tour. Miss Mitchell has been an active member Of the church from its begin ming and the young doctor has been resident here from his youth and has been in success. ful practice about two years. The young peo pie are to go to housekeeping iu the former residence ot Dr Richardson.
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THE MILK MARKET.

There has been considerable talk and
 some actual business over the question o1 selling milk to the New Haven parties, who are trying to buy milk in this vici. nity. They Cfer 2c fer six months and Sc for six months. Those who have been to New Haven to look into the matter ssy they Ind everything very sstisfac. tory. A company formed of business
 men Of integrity and capital enough to warrant their ability to do as they agree. They are putting ID an expensive plant capable Of using milk In every form in which 1t Is used. It is reported that Asa ln. Hawley, ". E. Hawley, Robert Clarke and E. c. Smith have aer ed to send their milk tn. fa. Other parties are giving the mattef s, ous conside ltion. Miss Blanche Addis of Danbufy pre- sided at the organ at St Paul's on Sum day.
 ft expected that Pohtatuck Grsai2e
 will visit Brookfie Grange, Octt Der IS, and furnish program.
 Mrs John Burdsck is building an addi- tion to her house, making 1t practically g new house.
 William O'Donpell is taking tho place of hia brother again at thas esasaons x lan
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run down farms but if they want to re- claim these old homesteads and waste places, then instead of increasing the farmers taxes abate them and tax the bond and stockbolder and then pass a law that non taxpayers vote shall be challenged. Instead of letting profes- sonal gas-blowers aud non taxpayers boss other peoples money let them take
 the back seat a few years and let the taxpayers have a voice how their money shail be used aud see whether the town debt increases or decreases.-[J. G, Dowd
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WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY.

Mrs John Tomlinson entertained reia- tiVes from Boston over Sunday. Her mother, Mrs Canfleld, is also spending 8 few weeks with her.
 Rev N. B. Prindla attended the Baptist Association held as South Norwalk, last week, and Sunday morning gave an in- teresting account of the meetings. The Y. F. s. 0. K. held in the evening was led by Mrs Eugene Worden. vf
 Will Jones Is Ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Dr Shelton attends him.
 D. A. Nichols Is newly shingling his barn and. tenement house.
 MT and Mrs Prindle and Miss Ellen Tomlinson were elected delegates to at-
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goods ladies' ,misses and childr .n's cspes, jackets and tailor made suits, which they
 re displaying st their millin. rg parlors and would respectfully ask the ladies of this and adjoining town to inspect be- fore purchasing elsewhere.
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MONROE.
TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTTINas.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JOTTINGs.
 Mrs Wallace Smith and Miss Smith have returned to Yonkers. <
 Rev MT Cornwall of Stratford officiat- ed at St Peter's, Sunday, September 24, having exchanged with Rev A. Colds borough.
 Mrs R. Brotherton Of Bridgeport ia with Mrs R. B. Curtis.
 Mrs Whitney Walton, who has beer spending the summer with her sister, Mrs Albert Wheeler, has retur led with her child to her home at Ridgewood, N J.
 MT and Mrs Clarance Sherwood, o1 Clintonville, and children, have been witt B. s. Hurd during fair week.
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" YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
 RAILROAD,
BERKsHIKE DIvIsIor

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 6:as, 7s6 p. m; Sunday. s6s. South, sS7.s!ae LAsSsvtE si III 9s and S SILL M o psi
 Q. m., bSo 7.a2 p. m. South. 6.So. s.Io g. m.
 tA9. 35ot p m. Sunday, north. sl6 a. m sEW sSSia 1iITokD@North. oi Ri saa. lI2, u.ss a. m.
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 Sunday, ,sass m. South. lO.s .. m ~ s.as. s.52 s6ksR&aIL 5as Ri n ssRafs sRabsaEagoreh ssg s7 lsoa .O7,6.26. p. m. Sunday, sos .. m South. 1o.l1 WEST CORNWALL~-North, 9Ib 8. m., I2. IF l-33, 8.86 p. m. Sunday .9.l4 6. m- South, 1o.ns Q. m.. 3.16. 4-58 D. m. Sunday. 3.67 D. n DANBURY DIVISION.
 DANBURY-North (Msin St. statlonl 70, 7.4e
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GEOnG GETOWN.

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
 No service will ba he'd at the Metho- dist church until the arrival of the new seats.
 A meeting was held at the Branchville
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s. s. S. FOR THE BLOOD

reach the of diseases
  becHdU S.S
  blood Valuable Blood will mailed address SwiftS Specific Atlanta Georgia
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EAST VILLAGE.

A lecture will be given by U Grant Houston, B. s. o., describing what he saw in the Holy Land. He was baptized in the river Jordan by Rev T Dewitt Talmadge. He further travelled in Greece, Italy, Egypt, Syria. It will be held in the East Village Methodist church on Friday evening, October 6, at 7.30. Admission 20 cents children 10 cents.
 Misses Flora and Edith Bliss were with friends in Oxford and Waterbury, Fiji
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in Adams block and they were suarantined there. 3Ta zs s-rs
 Q. W. King and family were surprised. last of Mr King.
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llWlTWRT0WW HRAM0W.

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BETHEL-Leave 7.s5, I0.45 6. m, SOS p. no
 Sunday 7.S5 a. m- Arrive $40 e. m, t-s
 h.55 p. m. Sunday 619 P. m.
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 sunday, fs.I3 am. South. fa is I-m,t shs, D ID Sunday, 5s6 D. m. aOXBURf FALLS-Sorth, rI.fe a. m-, 5.z2 pm. Sunday, s.2a am. South, ,rs.0S a.m., fS46 ?. m. Sunday, f5.s6 p. m. ROXBURY-North, ll.es a. m. b-D D. m.
 Sunday s35 .. m South. s.5s 8 m-. s-S6 p. m Sunday, SIS n- IUDD'S BRIbGE-Eorth, fil.S4 a. m, fb-6 p. n: Sunday, fsAa e. m. South. s5n,
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WEST CORNWALL.

FINE GOODS FOR THE LADIES.
 R. H. Smith and wife have r9turned from New York, where they purchased large and very fine line of millinery
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xRousrse TEMPERANCE MEETING.

Last Sunday evening the four churche 8 uDtted in temperance service at the Metho- and ss stirring practioal T addresses fro@ rec ligious point were made by Rev A.. Smith of the Methodist church. Rev F. H. Mathison of the Baptist church and Rev 8. M. Keneston Ot the Congregational church. All the ad. dresses had especial reference to the vote on GOT FULL OF LIQUOR AND WANTED TO FIGHT. Two foreigners residing in the paper mill blocks being under the influence of liquor. had a row Friday night. and were lodged in the locsup; One had to pay fine and costs get out.
 Town hall, last Friday evening. The nomi nations tor selectmen and town clerk were the same s as ereyionsly yis t stephen IT pa J. Tomlinson tor town clerK. :a.
 The prohibitionists party put up gl Gicket without the toTmality of A caucus: wiSa Qlassr and Charles Warner as town clerk. Tne democrats met in the Town hall, Wed. for hs on N Hubssll. for : VII olerk. Henry S Barass. were good nominattons '. v. Beard has been seleciman during the year and will prob ably succesd himself; =. Methodist church elected as officers at their meeting held Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs J. ". sAndersonj vice president Mrs Will liam N. Evans; secretary Miss Mary Vivian; treasurer Mrs s. 8. Edmonds.
 me of our citiE ans attended the Dewey celebration in New York,
 Rev L M KenestOn, pastor 0f the Congre gational church.. with his familys returned bs ppt ns on the subject of temperance.
 The was a heavy frost, Monday morning, the first uf the se ason.
 About 70 from here attended the Newtown fsir on the opents g day. Wednesday, and @bout 40 on Thursday.
 The Huntington Piano co. have to enlarge their quarters owing to an increased and very heavy business.
 "A young child whose mother was ytSttina
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tend the S.ate Convention held at Water bury, October 16.
 Mrs El "a Hamilton Is spending few weeks with friends in this place.
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aiaaIasD pfvIsios.

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Mir Wm Walpole. of Walshtown s. D., says: A little botch about the size of pea came under my left gradually growing larger from which shooting pains at intervals in all directions became greatly alarmed and consulted good doctor who pronounced 1t Cancer and advised that it be out. hut this could not sent to. read in my local paper of cure effected by
 S. s. and decided to try it It acted like charm the
 Cancer becoming irritated. and then dicha rgng very freely This gradually less and then discon altogether leaving small scab which soon drop off and only healthy little remains where what threatened destroy my life held full sway
 Positively the only for Cancer Is Swifts SPeco-
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THE BEE.

Newtown, Friday, Oct. 6, 1899
 CIRCULATION: Last Week, 39OO JANUARY 1. Iss3 500
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THE TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
BorsroEp TO BRIDGEPORT.

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 violent have it. The within
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4 SMALL SPOT ]
 MAY BE CANCER.

MOST VIOLENT CASES HAVE any T & .s @ 1a5s s ss % selsf s ,sR sRs showsno cd
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