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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
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p. m.

s.s5a nNs. SOS, ITO p. m. Sunday IT'S
LITcHF1KLD BRANCH.
Sunday 7.s5 a. m Arrive $40 q. m, $50
% 81 g. ?; m Sunday sIeP. a. n;
m. Sunday, 7-b0 a. m. Leave Tor Bethel AZ =
@ n M a., seI $40 2: m; Sunday, SIS p. n.
ss saadsg - lila sdat : tss p m
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w ?; mi ~ z; 2; Sunday; taos p N
m. Sunday, s.o2 a. m. South, SIS 8. m, SIS
2: N. Sunday, All p. m.
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RBBS imS;o RspSn9ay. as + F. IN N.
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p. m. Sunday. 40 p m.
Sunday as a. n. south. islO H :. n p "a
LfTCHHELD--Artye 12-sO Up. H. s2
p. N. Sunday. 9-S g. m. South, OS q. m.
216 p. N. Sunday ESQ . n.
HIGHLAND DIVISION.
DANBURY-KRst 73d, lisa a. m, p. m.
West 9I5a N, 500 6-25 m
HAWLEYVILLE-kas .& u.zs,a-m,7.l2 ,. m.
NORTH ri M sE v ~ VIZ f7.ss an
West n 81 e. m, f7-Ss. f6-os,p. m
SANDY HOok-East "a, l-56, am. T-1S y. IN
West sAs a. N. $50, 800, p. m.
sOUTHBURY-EAst 0S, l2o4, Isl d. m W en-,
s 40 q. m; 2.2l, 5a9 p. m.
soUTHFoRD-East 500 m, Il 10. 7y7 m.
West sS4 q m, 2.l5, SIS p m.
WATERBURY-East $50 q m, u 30, is u m
West S.l0 8 N, 80, Sis.
Trains ssop whsn xtxnaleA nnly
Saturdays only.
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EEw YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTF0RI
RAILROAD.
BERKsHIRR DIVISION.


BERKsHIKH DIVISION.
NEW HAvEN-Nortn, s.So a. m, s.57 p. m.
ss sS ~ 4s5s 20 mn. 1sS soutn
yT FEW n 1ols a. M. AS p. m
South. lo.l6 q. M, 6.4s pm.
South. folio q. m. ts.4lp M.
BOTsF0RD-southt tor New Haven, lo.05 a. NJ
SIS p. m. See Botstord below.
SIS, SAT, s.5s, n.27 a. m. % 6l0 $40 p. m.
Ha sqRfaSi VI 49, loAs a. m-
South. Isl. $50. s.ls. u = a. NJ. 2i5 SIS. eli
BRo 81 Fadnaany J SSs Fl sos.
dag, 8 Sos a. No. s ss "a al go So g. s n srn
BRooKFTELDSNortk sos, Ills :, m. i.so,
rs & 5a5 p ~ Sunday, SOS sn South $3.50
LANEsVTLLE and Sill RIVER-Sorth. sI6
.. M $50 7.s2 p. m. South, $50, $40 q. M
4.4s. 55ot p. m. Sunday, north. SIS a. M
new sSSt 9,II RI saa. n1s a. m.
2o0' Sa SsS 5e Fl is "a Sunday sa as
SIS sss p. M. sunday. biS.s.ss p. m.
hEKWINsyLLE.soItn. sss, mss e. = M q asa
4.2c, 5.2s p. m. sunday. 4.5a p. m. ;
sunday.s1ss. m. South. iOss a. n, sss. 8.sa.
eo ohs RI al s BRdDGESsorah, so !.
4.07,6.2 p. IA. Sunday, s.o5 a. m. South. lo.u
VEST n 5 sss NJ saaaa ss q nm m 1al
q. m. SIS, 40 D. m. sunday. s.5a p. nc
DANBUKT DIVISION.
DANBURY-North tMain St. station) 20, 7As,
white St. ssationS lo.is. ssss. sSs, sss n.
South white st. staton) sSS, n.3i m, go,
ego p M. (Aain st. station) 500. 7.25, las.
m, $50. Sunday, sos M, 8. 10. 500 p m.
BETHEL-North, $50, %. s. 1911 a. n. e.o9.
500. $40, SAG p. m san.iaS so0s m.
81 81. s:sa 1 m M sunday q "a. ii. II;
REDBINa-North, IN. 9 50 a. m, a.os, $40
6I2 lbs q M. GAS p m. sunds sis,
q. M, % p. m.
n. snnday.sSs q. M, us so OF p M South. SIS :
M, l2o2, t.4s p. M Sunday, s.22 B. M 6.zl
BRaNcHvILLE-North. ITO. s.4s. 1923 a. m-
7.5s p. m. sonth. 6.2l, 7.45. 10.6o 8. n- i2eS
4-46. 81, $40 p. M Sunday, s2s .. M S-ss
aEsoogRRG q HT;owNN 7os, as a. m, Las
s Iai Us So a.. m SUNDAY I s So o.
$50 p. m
wATERTowN BRANCH.
wATERBURY-Lesve,s As, SIS, iIa7 q. M,
l.SO, 4.os, 800, Ga. 7oS, sos. ll.9o p. m. Sun.
days. $50 a. M. 7a5 p. m: Arrire-s.25, 500.
90 q. M, i:os, as. 40. 6.ba s.41. 754. Ills;
wATERTOwN-Leaye,6 eos, Ia, lo.72 Q. M
IA, 217, Az, 53s. $50 7S6, 11.00 p. M SUNDAY,
GA q. M. 454 D. m. Arrive, 7.o2, SIS, II-sT &.
m, 1A7 l.2o. 517, s.ss 20, s.22s 81 p. m; sun
day, sx7 q. m. S.o2 p. m.
BorsFoHD 10 BKmaEPoRr.
8oTsFoRD-North.s. Sc. los1 4. N laos, "a.
SIS p. m. Sunday. 5.ss q. M South. TOT,
855, u.36 am ASz. SIS pm Sunday, IS
p. m. See Botsford above
STEPNEf-North.7. -, IU.i6 An. las m, 4.4sr
9.to p. m. Sunday, las q. IA South G.les s-q2
LONG HLI,-Eorth,f Il a. loli. Il-Ss .. m, 4-s7.
SIS p. N. Sunday, f5.22s p N. sEonthS, 7 -
SOC, H.4e q. M. As, e-ai p r. Sunday e5s
TEUMBULL-North. fills lo.e5, u.s9 9. m.
l.3l, 6-32 D. m. Sunday, f716 - m South
HkipAIPoRy-gorth. sos, sks,llns 8, M. .
- pm. Sunday 7A =. y. Axf1sGT -
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SANFORD.
NEWS OF A QUIET HAMLET.

C. w. Lockwood has taken q position
on milk route. -,tlG ----
Andrew Searles has resigned his posi-
tion at the oar mill and has gone into
business for himself, peddling fish, oys-
ters and clans.
A quiet wedding took place here, not
MANY weeks ago, the contracting parties
being Mrs Gussie Bordeaux and William
Fulton of Harlem River, N. Y.
The cider mill will resume busines 9!
for the season, August Is, running only
two days in q week. Tuesdays and Fri
days. . o.. /. 800
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PLATTSvILLE.
HoYDRN's HILL.


Miss Susie johnson and mother of New
Jersey are visiting friends here, Miss Car.
rie johnson having returned home.
Miss Irene Wakeley returned home,
Sunday after a.,two weeks visit with
Miss Ada. Jennings.
The lawn party at e. B. Sherw ood's
will be held on the evening OF the 18th,
Il pleasant if.storny the f1rst fair even
ing. Some out OF town talent VIII add
to the entertainment. Friends are cor
daily Invited.
Master Harold Jennings has been In
disposed.
A pleasant time was experienced by
people from the Fill and. vicinity. last
Friday, when all enjoyed days outing
on the beach.
f. B. Sherwood and Oliver johnson
took sail to New York, Tuesday, while
Master Clinton Sherwood went to Rock
sway Beach, L. I.
f.1aFNuce Huyd of Shelk0a Il srsendinn
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11
Small Pill Snail Ds.a Snail srsssl
SAKE 1870 YOUR SHOES

Aliens FootEsr". a powder for the
feet. Ii cures ps inful, sw ollen, smsrting,
nervous feet, and instantly takes the
sting out out of corns and bunions. It's
the greatest comfort di' covery of the sge.
Aliens Foot-Ease uskes tight or new
shoes feel easy. 1t is certain cure for
sweating, calIous and hot, tired, and ach-
ing feet. Try it to-day. Sold by all
Or ocers. By mail for CSC. in stamps.
Trial package free. Address, Allen S.
Olmstesd, LIE Roy, N. Y.
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LITERARY INDUCEMENTS.

% All the August magazines have arrived
ct the Postoffice News Store, Arcade,
Bridgeport, and are replete with inter
esting events OF the day. All make ex-
cellent summer reading audit Ia antici-
psted that there will be q greater demand
for the periodicals this month than ever.
To tourists and those spending the hot
period at the shore some exceptionally
fine correspondence paper is offered.
Examine thIs stock before packing your
portmahteau.r I'll II. \ -
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Iassass.1llN'INlEIQudME
isSSS SSSSS 49,

=
s.Day Trips, Block island. July Is. q, q,
10 so, So, Aug. 5. IL, Is ano - 40
3-Day Trips, Narraganseti Pier. July H. los
Slak0 IS. Aug i, 2. % and %.
kDev Trims Asbury Park and Ocean Grove,
ais sl5I0 Jnly Is, August 8, a.
x-Dsy Trips. Atlantic City, July S6Ln, Au-
s1950, gust S0th- =,
5Dsy Trips, White Mountains; July IL "a
as, 80 81, August IA, ..
10 Day Trips. Quebec, Montreal and White
asa, Mountains, July 81.
4SsDay Trims. Saratoga Springs. July l0.l7a
All and sl4 "a ST, August Z, IL, 81. q
Sept 4 TO "F1oral Rete."
sDav Trims AusabIe Chasm and Saratoga
AIS, July "a, 81, August Z, Il, y
and IS
+Day Trip. Niagara Falls. Aug. lS' [sPec
ais. tal Ira1n:)
Ie.Days' Trim, Niagara Falls, Thousand Is
$50, lands, Montreal Lake Cham
plain, Lake George and ssr-
atoga. August is
To- DAVIS, Trim, Nova Scotia, Halifax, etc.
$46 and S57, August D.
For .The New England Tourist" and Tick
cts. call on Ticket Agent n. u. N h and n
r. r. or address
THE RECREATION TOURIST co.
NEW HAVEN, CT. II
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Mrs Frederick Andrews OF Taunton
spent very pleasant day in Waterbury.
Tuesday, August /. visiting her daugh-
tiers, Misses Alice and Susie Andrews.
Mrs Andrews 10 not working in Water
bury as was stated ia the last issue Of
THE BEE.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

There will be concert and hop at the
Newtown Inn, Saturday evening, Au.
gust 10, TO which invitations are to- be
issued. Bently of Bridgeport will fur
nish music and the tickets for dancing
will be soc,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

d. c. Bacon made trip TO Bridgeport,
Tuesday, returning via Shelton trolley
to Derby, and then home on tine Berk-
shire.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Newtown people in the Park City,
Monday, included Edward Taylor, MI
and Mrs George r. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Warner and Mrs Robert Fl.
Beers. ~ 49,.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

The G. H. Bennett Shoe Co. have some
Interesting reading in their new adver-
tIsemert. Quantities and qualities In
their great sale Of shoes oxfords and
slippers admit OF no dispute. All Hutch
inson 4 Smith'e handsome vici and box
calf in russet and black, reduced from
"a and 85 20 $3.50. Ladies fne yIci and
French dongtias they have reduced from
% TO @l.e9. They are advertising trunks
and hags 1t one tbird alEa The q. n.
neanats eEOe 10, ~ RsiGseporE Edesire,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Patrick Shannon of New York state,
who has been visiting his brother, John
Shannon. returned to his home on Mon.
day. 49, -
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

FIT. McManus, operator at Hobart's,
spent Saturday afternoon and evening
vita friends at Bridgeport. His associ-
atea are or the opinion that these visits
indicate that another house in Hawley-
Vile will soon be rented.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Miss n. Belle Faula spent last week
withssMiss A. Elisabeth Haugh at Sandy
Hook. Miss Haugh returned with Miss
Fauls for weeks sojourn in Bethel.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Mr. and Mrs o. @. Camp Of Waterbury
have been guests Of Frederick Chambers
of Zoar.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

John M. Otis and family and Miss
Beers of Bridgeport are visiting Mr. Otis
parents, MIR and Mrs MI. s. Otis.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

+ o. P. Hatton, the talented tad writer
for the D. M. Read Co. OF Bridgeport,
returned on Monday from Nttle outing
on Long Island. He passed most OF the
time with relatives at Peconic. d..
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~
Edgar F. Hawley of Shelton was in
town on Monday. He has been passing
a few days with relatives at Hawleyville
and New Milford.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Mr. and Mrs Arthur J. Smith are pass
ing the week at Plymouth, the guests
Of Rev and Mrs Charles II. Smith. Mr.
SMITH much improved In health and
expects In short time to resume active
work on TIE BEE, after an enforced va
cation OF nearly six months.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Misses Stella, Killbride and Jennie
Lsvey spent Sunday withs friandssin the
Park City. -
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Miss May Lyons of Jersey City is the
guest OF Miss Katie Corbett at Botsford,
this week. eet@N f.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Master Willie Nichols Of Huntingtown
Is visiting with his sister, MIS- Horace
Lyon,of Stratford avenue, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Robert, Hawkins and James Corbett Of
the Park City were guests iof Miss Nellie
MCNAMARA, Sunday.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Michael Lynch, who lives below tht
Depot, Ia seriously ILL.,.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Miss May McNamara 10 visiting hei
aunt, Mrs M. Blake, in Jersey City.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Robert Fairchild of Stamford is CUES
at the home of Albert w. Faircnild il
Taunton district. .-sa
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Eli B. Beers was nINew Yorka part
of the week.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Miss Bessie McNamara of the Park
City, visited friends in Danbury, last
week.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Miss Susie May hew of Bridgeport is
spending few days with her mother,
Mrs John Gay.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Miss Della Keane has returned home
after weeks visit with her sister in Tor
rington.
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Bridgeport Steamboat
Company.
STEAMER NUTMEg STATE,

Steamer Nutmeg State leaves Bridgeport
every night, except Saturday. at Il O'Clock.
Returning, leaves New York every morning.
except Sunday, at IL. Pier SO, loot OF Market
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Henry johnson of Zoar ia out with a
new horse and carriage
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

The annual meeting of the Russell
Tomlinson Electric Co. was held, last
week, and showed prosperous year.
during which the business has grown
rapidly.
The Public Acts of the last legislature
have been received at the town clerks
office for distribution ="
81. T. Leitch has removed to Leornin-
ster, Mass, and his confectionery store
is for sale.
Walter Gould, who has resided here
for long time and during his leisure
hours attended to bicycle repairing, has
removed to Wallingford.
On Friday afternoon, a special car left
a little after O'Clock with the members
of Echo Hose Co. and a few invited
guests. who took an excursion to Pleas
ure Beach. It was very pleasant ride
down along the. river with the many
beautiful views and the refreshing:breeze,
also the many nice farm houses and SUBJ
urban residences were attractive. On
the way several cars were met nearly all
filled with people, as they had been dur.
ing the day, it being the first day of rum
ming regularly, most of the passengers
taking it for a pleasure trip. At Bridge
port the .firemen took the ferry for
Pleasure aBeaeh, where a shore dinner
was enjoyed and little after 10 O'Clock,
they left for home, having. had very
pleasant and enjoyable trip.
B. William Tomlinson and wife OF Wood
bury has visited his son, Warren Tomlin-
son, the past week. -
Several of the members of s.. of T..
went on the annual excursion from New
Haven to Glen Island, last Tuesday. 1t
was pleasant day and they report de-
'lightful trip. -
George III. Tucker is one of the con-
ducters on the new trolley line.
At the Congregational church, last
Sunday, Rev A. j. Park of Huntington
preached In the morning. There will be
no evening service through the month Of
August. Mr. Park will preach next Sum
day morning. -
At the Methodist church Rev A. j.
Smith preached and announced that he
would be away on his vacation for the
next three Sundays, but thas the pulpit
would be supplied by ministers with
whom he would exchange.
Eugeue Brisbois, on last Sunday morn
ing earlys entered the barn Of the late
Harry Buckingham and stole harness,
blanket and whip. He was arrested by
Chief Tomlinson, for whom he for merly
worked as hostler and from whom he
also stole, and placed in the lookup.
There he found case knife and hacking
the edge with his Jack knife, made 1t into
rough saw and cut through the boards
of the floor, let himself into the cellar
and escaped. He was soon after re-
arrested and on Monday he was taken be-
fore the town court and, pleading guilty,
was bound over for burglary to the Su.
perior court.
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A DROWNING ACCIDENT.

A sad drowning accident occurred,
Saturday afternoon Harry Backing
ham, the son of Edgar s. Buckingham,
young man nearly 81 years of age,
was walking across the srestle over the
canal near Bridge street, when he fell
In and sinking III the water, which is
from eight to 10 feet deep, did not rise,
and although men were quickly at the
scene it was an hour or two before the
body was recovered. The funeral took
place, Monday afternoon, and the burial
was In Riverside. He was young man
of good habits and much respected and
his sudden and untimely death was q
shock to the community. His mother
died about three years ago, and year
and a half ago his grandfather. He
was employed in the paper box factory
and had been sent out on an GRAND. The
paper containing an order and his hat.
were found floating in the canal.
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Fare 80 Cents,

aEExcursion Tickets 75c. Good until used
Western and Southern freight taken nom
Bridgeport at New York rates, and bills OF
lading given. All cargoes covered by nre
and marine insurance.
e. WEDGE, Agent.
FIJI. CONNOLLY, Supt. 81,
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STEAMER R0SEDALE.

Steamer Rosedale leaves Bridgeport at AS
a. m. Returning, leaves New York, Pier SO.
East River, foot of Market St., at p M, foot
of East S1st ST. East River, at 3.l5 p. m.
On Saturday, Pier 80, at p. M, and East
Q1afGt or n,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11
PARKC CITY.

1899 SUMMER TIME TABLE. 1895
On and After June IL, the Palatial Steamer
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THE DEAD

Henry G. Cogswell, age ss. b74 Washington
avenue. Bridgeport $50 SEES
IRVING Dorus, age IT, Is Franklin street,
MRS Arthur Holmes. age 10. 2a7 Helenfstreet.
osSer Wells, age IS. 2es NORM avenue.
william f. Harvey, age 40, i12 Madison. av.
Mrs William Ell. Harvey, age 40, 1l2 Madison
John 70 Csrrolls ags %. stratford avenue
and Broome street, Bridgeport.
Miss Bessie Toomey, age 81. 20 Revere
street, Bridgeport.
MRS Elias e. Bradley. Milford, ct.
Sidney A. Pitt ~. 200 Main street Bridge.
port.
200 Main street, Bridgeport.
Victor Anderson, coachman, 50 Park place.
4 Danfei Calvin. are se Ansonia.
Michael Calvin age %. AngOnfa.
Willie Osborn, Strawberry Hill, stratford.
John J. Flynns age SO, Reade street. Bridge
Mrs Ellen Brennan. age 5s. asa ogden street,
Howard baldwin, age SO, stratford.
Joseph Hotchkiss, age 81 Is1 Prospect
Patrics McDermott. 500 Pembroke street,
Mrs Patrick McDernott. $40 Peuabroke
Peter Rins. age 81. As Seymour street.
MRS frank Blue. Strawberry Hill. stratgord,
Ma a,. Blue. sges. strsawberry Hill, ssrataord.
ford. -
Mrs Joseph q. Rugg. strawberry Htu. STRAIT.
unindentified man ct Ford,s undertaking
rooms. age about 50, height about feet ID "a
inches. grey hair. thick set heavy nousGaene
Irish. and evidently a Iaborar-
THE INQUIRED.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Clarence Hurd Of shelton q arendin
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-08-11

Ache they would be almost priceless 10 those who
suffer from this distressing complaints busforfa-
nately their goodness does notend here and those
who once cry them viii dnd these little pills vaa-
able In SO many ways that they VIII nct be wal-
ling to do without them Rut After all sick head
New-York tribune., 1899-12-31
NEW-YORK CITY.

r,..o- poosovelt Yesterday pardoned Police
man Hannigan who shot boy he was pursuing
In citizens clothes on Thanksgiving Day 1881, a'
q New Years gift TO Jacob A. Riis, the writer
.hrorgb whose efforts the pardon was obtained
1Jonniean was sentenced TO two years IN Sing Sing
for the offence
Az Madison Square Garden on Tuesday evening.
February g. will be held the thirty-fourth annual
hall NJ the Societe Culinaire PhianthropiQue' pet
,er known as the French Cooks Ball, Many cheis
will exhibit their masterpieces In culinary ar' IN
the assembly rooms of the Garden. from 2;So until
~ and In the evening preceding the ball
from TO u O'Clock All are now hard at WORK OH
designs Several Of the pieces are representations
OF events Of the year
A special service with full choir and inciuoins
n sermon. will be held In the Church Of the Holy
Communion Twenueth-st. and Sixth-ave'' to-mor-
row at II a. M
rhA hoxes for the Palestine Conlmandery recep-
,,on on January 30 have all been taken ana only
a few OF the tickets remain. particular feature
~ tho reception will be drill by picked corps
., ubite-nlumed knights TO be reviewed by Gov
ernor Roosevelt
At tho final review OF the inspectors ana inesseh-
gers OF the Buildings Department OF the city yes
terday Commissioner Brady presented TO each one
% new badge and hatbard The badges are similar
=, ,be old ones but The miniature of the City Hall
As replaced by an eagle.
william II Ricketts, anG William J. Lynch, who
are IN charge OF the officers attached TO the su-
preme Court. each received handsome renem-
brances from the court squad yesterday. Captain
ptcte,ts received a silver teapot. and Captain
Lynch a handsome water pitcher
Postmaster Van Colt announces that the mails
from Australia which arrived at Vancouver are
dine in New-York the morning OF Tuesday,
January O. Mails for Australia VIII close at the
General Postoffce this city, as advertised
The monthly reception of the Columbia Dancing
School will be held tonight The haii has been
beautifully decorated and the proprietor Will spare
mo mains 10 make the affair enjoyable one.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-31
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

There is keen public interest In regard 10 the
location Of the new High School Building ana no
less than twenty sites have been submitted 10 the
Board OF Education BY the owners or agents OF
property. A selection will probably be made oy
the Board early next month. and building 10 cost
$4,000 or 10000 will probably be begun before the
end OF the year The Rev. Dr. Charles II: Canedy,
rector OF Trinity Episcopal Church ana fTeslueht
OF the Board OF Education, Is outspoKen iu n NE
views on the subject. Il am In favor, sal1 IT ~.
Canedy yesterday. "of acquiring about ten acres
credit and an ornament TO the city. rms. thlnK
would be the greatest monument the present ad
nnistration OF this city could have; II would stanu
long after good streets have been iorkot
AS location would favor a part OF the Sictkeiis
estate in North-st. | went to see General SiCkels
recently, and he assured me that ne VIII sen teH
acres to the Board OF Education for about What
two and one-half could be purchased TOT IN
the more crowded sections OF W-Rocheiie. pl
purchasing a large tract we could estaDnsh PaIh
with the school building in the centre. ano tnus
keep every nuisance at arms length. park would
also forever determine the character OF tne helgn
borhood surrounding the school. II would De Dult
up with fine homes In short time Mayor Dllioh .1h
said yesterday thPt he IS heartily In accord with
the proposition establish a park on the SicKeIs
estate or any other suitable location. and VIII co
operate with Dr. Canedy and the members OF 'he
Board in their efforts TO obtain H.. -
In compliance with the general order Husuehot
Lodge, +. and A. NJ, will meet at Its rooms, IN
Man-st.. tonight and go to Trinity EpscopaI
centennial Of WashinGtons death. The service VIII
be conducted by the Rev. DR. Charles r. Canedy
rector OF the church and former Master OF the
lodge