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one week for 20 cents, In advance.

COR SALE-Long Island cottage, ! rooms,
on high land, commanding views of ocean,
Portland, Casco Bay and all passing steamers;
handy TO landing: 5000 feet land. Price $500.
w. Ii. WALDRON K CO., $50 Middle street.
12.l
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WANTED at once a capable girl for general
w homework. Inquire 66 Atlantic ST.
1871
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EOR SALE-A hundred or more fine nursery
l. grown naples from three to six feet high,
price from twenty five cents upwards accord
fnglto the size. Also rhododendums, arbor,
yastre and horse chestnut trees at low rates
Address Z. III. MORTON, North Deering, Me.
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COLBY oUTPLAYS BATES.

lewiston, May 13.-CoIby fairly out
played Bates today, taking the lead at the
START and keeping it to the finish. The
features were the pitching of Newenham
Of Colby, and double play by Webb.
The Score: 4
Colby, . -
Bates, Us
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EOR SALE-At Fessenden Park on the new
L electric line. very snowy house OF six
rooms and bath. best OF plumbing. rooms hand
somely decorated, hardwood floors electric
bells etc. etc. Large lot. Price $500. easiest
kind OF terms or will exchange tor other
property. MARKS & EARLE co. No. IL
Monument square. 1871
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WANTED FEMALE HELP.

VNANTED-A competent girl for general
w hCusework in small family. must be a
good cook, no washing, references required
Apply between 60 and 7.3o z. M. at Al Chad
wick Street. Isl
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GREAT SAVINGS.


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nRUG CLERK JUNIOR would like a perraa-
~ nent position in Portland or any town In
Maine 4 have had five years experience behind
prescription counter and understand care OF
soda fountain thoroughly can furnish best ref
erences. BLAIR, 249 Cumberland street. Port
land, Me. 1O-1
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
A BOWDOIN VICTORY.

Brun swick, May 13.-Bowdoin defeated
the University of Maine today by heavy
batting In the first three innings. The
score:
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WE WILL Buy household goods or store
w fixtures of any description, OF will re-
sale on commission. GOSS 81 WILSON,
Auctioneers, Is Free street. feb3-u
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WANTED-A middle aged American woman
w desires a position as working housekeep-
er, experienced and capable. can give refer
ences. Address HOUSEKEEPER, Norridge-
wock, Maine. Box l01 10-l
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A STROLOGER-I reveal your prospects in
IA life business. love and marriage, only zoe
horoscope 81. Send birth date and sex. Prof.
Mac rthur, Dandy N. Y. I'LL
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SAILOR SUITS.

Ages 4 to 10 years, over 100
fine So ant 6. so grades i'm blue
serges and fancy cOiOrs. elegant
Styles, for this reduction stock
.aae, $3.50 each
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CLOTHING PRICES THAT WILL AROUSE ENTHUSIASM
Sale Begins Saturday Morning.

BOYS DOUBLE BREASTED
TWO PIECE SUITS.
We want to sell ut least 500
suits in order to make counter
room and to this end have made
special low prices 10 sell the SUIT
plus.
$3.50 Siuts for $3.50
lover 100 OF them.)
$3.50 suits for $3.50
About SO light cO1Ored suits,
$3.50 grades. for 3.4j.
SO. so ana IS grades only $50
The above nre in sizes, for
Boys 10 l6 ears.
Odd Knee Trousers.
ShirtWaisis and BlOuses.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Propo for
N furnishing all.material and building Slim
son Memorial Hall. including the foundations,
at Gray where plans may be examined, will be
received up to May 20. 1899, with right reserved
to reject any proposals. By JOHN W. FRANK,
Gray. Me. 1O-1
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DIAMOND SPRING HOUSE. near Poland
IL Spring, delightful locality. good fishing,
boating and cunning, prices moderate. send for
circular and booklet. Reference in Portland,
Judge Symonds and i. M. Hooper. firm of
Oren Hooper's Sons. Address C. K. SMALL,
No Raymond Me. mayl0-4
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VVANTED-Situation as first class cook; also
W good washing and ironing. country or
city 81 SPRING ST, the upper bell not before
8 O. clock in morning. 15-l
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NOME.-To the Crockett House" South
~ Naples, Me-, and rest this summer. Pure
air excellent fishing in Lake Sebago; beautiful
scenery; nice tableboard; reasonable rates.
Address MRS. c. Z. FITCH, South Naples,
Maine. Ill
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wANTED-Case Of bad health that R-I,P-AN-S
willInot benefit. Send 8 cents TO Ripans Chemical
Co New York. for 10 samples and 900 testimonials.
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FOR SALE.
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one week fer rs cents. cash in advance.

EOR SALE-A very desirable house lot on the
L heights at Woodfords sewer and water at
hand. F. V. MATTHEWS, 1886 Congress street.
Portland AZ
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VNO LET-In Portland No. II Prospect street,
L rent of six rooms at $40 per month. in a
very desirable and healthy locality. Keys can
be found in care of Miss Garvin. Is Prospect ST..
Reference. MR. A. S. KENDALL East No
Yarmouth, Me. 12-1
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NOR SALE-one Cottage lot on Peaks Island,
Il z, POI tland harbor. Enquire OF +. y. BOX 1916
Brewer Maine. apr|o-4
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INOR SALE-Rich old loan. has been In piles
l. two years. thoroughly rotted, just the thing
for lawns. gardens or flower beds, delivered
anywhere. MARKS & EARLE co. No. 2
Monument square. 1871
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EOR SALE-New two story house at Deering,
r for only S140O, lot Is 80 x 100. near schools.
stores and elec:rics sewer, Sebago. piazza, etc.
only $500 down. balance only $11.5O. per month
paws for it, DALTON CO., 50 Exchange
street. ISL
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NlsCEL.LANEOUR,

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NOR LEASE OR SALE-A farm Of 70 acres
L near geographical center OF city OF Port
land Ia miles from City Hall; especially
adapted to a dairy business; farm house
and large barn on premises; electric railroad
1--WE stbrook through center OF farm. Will lease
or sell a part or the whole. Inquire of E. C.
JORDAN Sl1s Exchange st. mar6u
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

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WANTED-I am now ready TO buy all kinds
w of cast off ladies'. gents and children's
clothing. :! pay more than any purchaser in
GROOT, rs Middle st. april 3-d4w
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fairfield County.
EASTON.
DEATH OF sEELEY BABBINs.

Seeley Bibbins, 8 former resident of
this town, and a man widely kno wn and
universally respected in this locality,
died suddenly OF heart failure at has home
in Greenfield Hill, on Apri! 2, aged Is
years, three months and four days. lie
was an unusually vigorous man for his
years, and his death was a great surprise
and shock to his many friends. He had
been about his usual work on the pre-
viOus day, but was taken i'll on the e ven
ing of April l, and passed away early
the following morning. The deceased
was a loving husband and father, and a
neighbor aud an exemplary citizen, and
his cheerful face will be greatly missed
in this vicinity, which he FIRE quently Wis
tied, as well as In his own neIghborhood.
He leaves TO mourn his loss, his wife and
three children. David H., of tGreenfeid
Hill, A. Frank, of Easton, and Mrs Sarah
McDermott of Greenfield Hill, and eight
grandchildren. Another daughter, Flea.
nor, wife Of Luzon Peet, died some years
since. The funeral services with Bishop
of Bridgeport as director, were held
from his late residence on April 5, his
pastor, Rev j. B. Kettle of the C0ngre.
gational church, appropriately oficiated
The floral offerings were numerous and
beautiful, Including two wreaths, one in.
scribed with the word Husband" tn {
other Father The interment was in
the family plot in Oaklawn cemetery,
where Mr. Bibbins had already had q
beautiful monument erected. The be.
/ reaved family have the heartfelt svm.
patby of the community in their af1ic.
ton,
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Sanderson's Formula A has become a
popular and universally used fertilizer,
and takes the lead as an all round, good
for-all-crops fertilizer, so much so that
many cheap and worthless limitations are
upon the market purportipg to be ssthe
same thing for less money" This, like
all limitations, reflects upon the original
only when being sold, and does the imi-
tator the most harm. It also shows the
superiority over goods they are making,
else they would not find cause to initiate
other makers goods. 1t stands to rea-
son no concern would make an imitation
as good as the original, else their trade
would be Gurned from brands OF their
own make to those Of their competitor.
Sanderson's Formula A has had an en-
viable reputation for the past ten years !;
1t has been used side by side with much
higher cost goods, equal weight, and
beaten the field In every respect, 40 that
to-day it stands ahead, not alone In cron
producing power, but In the after condit-
ion Of the soil, matter that Ia given al
together too little attention. 1T il not d
stimulant, it Ia plant food that fncorpor-
ates itself into the soil and gives up it's
elements to the use Of both plant and
soil TO the great benefit of both. Fer
everything except Tobacco and the top
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

Rev F. D. Huntington assisted Rev r.
P. Braman in the services at the Baptist
church, last Sunday, and delivered a
very able and interesting discourse on
the Last Judgement"
c. w. Candee is lenovaring the inter-
ior of his residence and making extensive
external repairs. He proposes soon t
raise large barn 55x36, just north of
the house. James Ward is doing the
work.
Mrs j. FL. Candee and daughter, Flor
ence, recently spent an afternoon with
Miss E. S. Sern.
S. M. Sanford has a new hired man
from North Carolina.
Quite large number assisted in rais-
ing George Sherwood's large barn, last
week. The building is TO be large one,
about 30x40. Mcclellan Brothers do the
work.
Mrs Amos Candee is still reported
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Grange Bulletin.
SOCIAL DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT.

DOOlAL DANOh AMI NN 1hhAAAN1hNAs
A committee of Grange patrons COM
posed of E. r Northrop, FL. s. Mason,
L. j. Botsford, Walter Fl. Glover, F. e..
Mitchell and G. w. Beach are arranging
for a social dance and entertainment at
the Town hall, Friday evening, April
IL. No charge will be made for the en-
rertainment to those who hold dance
tickets, but a small price of 10 cents
will be charged for the gallery. The
dancing tickets are to be only so cents
and from the make up of the committee
and the work they are doing it should
insure a large attendance. The program
will commence at o'clock prompt and
consist of solos, both vocal and instru-
mental, male quartet, and conclude with
the very laughable farce, "Hans Won
smash" The program will last one
hour and dancing will begin as near 8
o'clock as possible. The public are cor
daily invited to attend and lend help
ing hand to q most worthy organization
The meeting next Tuesday evening
will be in charge of the young people
and 1t is hardly necessary to say they
are working hard to make it a success
A laughable farce ia to be presented II
addition to the regular male quartet, 70
cal and instrumental solos and two o.
| 'hree good papers. A number of visitor
have been invited and large attendance
is looked for on that evening.
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BRANCHVILLE.

Mrs Jere russo entertained, last Fri
day, Mrs j. Fl. Williams and daughter !;
also the Misses A ice and Annie Garfield
of Wilton.
Percy Alderman wife and son, st
Clair, Of Wilton, spent Sunday with their
uncle, G. B. Morehouse.
Miss Gertrude Godfrey is visiting rela.
tives in New York City.
Mrs j. w. Mead was in this place,
Monday.
Harry Edwards of Bridgeport spent
Sunday in Branchville.
Miss Jennie Coggswell is visiting her
aunt, Mrs j. Ruaco, for few days.
Mrs Samuel Keeler's little daughter
Irene. also her sister, Mrs Burt, visited
Mrs J. 81. Williams.
Mrs Joseph Goodrow is recoverin e
from her recent illness.
Mr. Smith of Norwalk is boarding a.
A.kGodfrey's.
Henry Mead entertained his brothe
aud wife of New York City, also Jame
VsnordenaU, recently.
The Misses Louisa and Clara Goodrov
took trip to Norwalk, the other day.
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LYONS PLAIN.
EMMANUEL CHURCH AFFAIRS.


The archdeacon # this county, Rev
Louis Booth of Bridgeport, will visit
this parish on Sunday, the 23d, at p. m
The Junior Auxiliary met with Miss
Mianie Lyon on last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Eli ;Wakeman spent Sun
day at G. W. JOhnaon's. Mrs Wakeman
remained until W dnesday.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Williams of West
port, and Mr. and Mrs Osborne Shepard,
William Davis and bride of Bridgeport.
spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs
Eliza Davis.
Mrs Abbie Trowbridge returned home,
Monday, after spending several days
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs t. w. Treadwell attended
the funeral of their infant niece In Viii.
ton on Sunday.
Miss Eddice White returned home, on
Friday, after visit of several DAYS In
Westport and Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs Il. r. Hoyt returned home,
Thursday night, after weeks visit in
Bridgeport
Mrs Annie Steubeil, son and niece, all
of Norwalk, spent several days with
Phillip Gerhardt. recently.
Oscar Davis of Bridgeport visited his
mother, last week.
Mrs Isaac Thorpe of Bradleyville lie
quite i'll with 1unbago.
Charles Nordman drove his horse to
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HUNTINGDON.
WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY.


The committee on the organ fund are
arranging for a concert to be given by
Pro Laekey's class of Derby in the
church here in the early part of May.
The proceeds go toward the purchasing
of new church organ.
Rev N. b, Prindle gave his hearers a
good sermon on Sunday as usual. His
subject was "The Resurrection of
Christ" After teaching his class in the
Sunday school, the pastor lett for
Stevenson to preach in the Methodist
church there, making a very busy day
Marcus Dimon is very ill.
Mrs W. w. Wheeler is at her home
but ls still quite indisposed.
| Mr. and Mrs Edward Bailey have taker
possession of their new home.
Mrs Walter Hubbell has moved hel
household goods to Amos Wheeler's anC
has gone to New York with her little
son, to care for her daughter who is il
| with rheumatism,
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CANNON.
NUGGETS OF NEWS,

R. W. Abbott was in town, Sunday.
W. Fl. Allen, Jr., of Brooklyn, is visit
ing at L. r. Hurlbutt's.
c. w. Godfrey is busy at work on the
cellar for his new house opposite G. 81.
Gregory's.
Charles Tanner and son spent Sun
day in Norwalk.
Charles Lindblom called on his sister
In Southport, Sunday.
Rev J Brien ia attending conference,
and Mr. Henderson occupied the pulpit
Sunday.
Mrs w. B. Smith has been visiting In
Norwalk.
The Belden place is receiving a new
roof and other repairs.
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REDDING.
CHURCH NOTES.

The Methodist church being closed
Sunday many of it's members worshiped
at the Congregational church. Mr.
Evans preached an eloquent sermon and
the choir rendered some fine music. The
solo, ~ know that NV Redeemer Liveth, +"
sung by Miss Annie Williams, was
worthy of much praise.
Miss Sadie Sanford gave most enjoy
able musical at her home, on Thursday
evening. Quite number from Danbury
were present.
Seth Sanford is home from the Siam
ford High School, for short vacation.
Miss Belle Nickerson and Hezzie were
home for over Sunday.
Mrs David DuncOmb and sons from
Mt Vernon, are visiting at W. E. Dun
combs.
Representative A. A. Gorham has
| been suffering from severe cold.
Miss Dora Goodale has returned home
after a months absence.
| Miss Dorothy Cornwall and Annie
Banks of Bridgeport spent last week al
Miss Julia Sanford's.
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STEVENSON.
TO TAKE A POSITION ON THE WHITE
MORE ESTATE.

TO TAKE POSITION ON THE WHITE
MORE ESTATE.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Stevens are visit
ing at G. E. Bradley's, this week, while
their household goods are being moved
from Orange to Lake Quassapaug, where
Mr. Stevens mas been engaged as fore.
man on the Whittemore estate.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Wheeler have gone
to housekeepir e In the house below the
church owned by Mrs r. S. Human.
Mrs Walter Aldrich's mother from
South Dover, N. Y, is spending several
days with her.
James Ross has moved into G. T. Sher-
woods tenement house.
William o. French is badly afflicted
with rheumatism.
James Wheeler ls on the jury in New
Haven.
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MONROE.
EAST VILLAGE.

The Easter concert that was given in
the Methodist church, April 2, was a
success. The children did their parts
nicely and much credit is due to the effi-
cient choir for their fine rendering of
the music.
Miss Jennie Beers is visiting her cou-
sin, Mrs Charles Smith, in Milford, for a
few weeks.
Warren Bliss is at Norwich working
for his uncle for few weeks.
Philo Curttss is very low with con-
sumption. He has been complaint g
over two months. DR. Wales attends.
Mrs Will Shelton spent a few days
with her mother, recently.
Mrs W. W. Bliss is visiting her sister
in Bridgeport for q few days.
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DO NOT BE FOOLED

With the idea that any preparation
you will purify your blood like Hood 6
Sarsaparilla. This medicine has rep
utaticn-it has earned its record. 1t lie
prepared under the personal supervision
of educated pharmacists who know the
nature, quality and medicinal effect of al
the ingredients used Hoods Sarsapa'
rilla absolutely cures all forms of blood
disease when other medicines fail to dc
any good. 1t is the Worlds great Spring
Medicine and the One True BLOOD
Purifier.
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quite iii and her recovery 10 dou btful.
Master Howard Lyon has been on the
sick list.
Mr. and Mrs Merrill of Norwalk have
recently visited their daughter, Mrs r.
r. Beach, who Ia slowly recovering.
Mrs William Dayton 10 visiting her
daughter, Mrs Henry Barker Read, Of
NewCown.
Edward Hawkins planted half bushel
of early peas, April z. G. w. Candee
put in some three DAYS earlier, but not
so many of them. The late spring has
greatly hindered early planting in this
locality.
Mrs Hannah Banks has returned home
from witt TO her nieces, Misses Louise
and Sylvina Banks, of Stepney.
Editor and Mrs Floyd Tucker and
young son, Master Floyd, of Bridgeport,
spent Saturday as guests Of Mr. fuckers
cousin, G. Burr Tucker.
Philo,LyOn is taking much needed va
cation, and is visiting his son. Daniei
Lyon, of Bridgeport.
| Mr. Wilson Of Stratford recently visit
ed his sister, Mrs Hanford Lyon.
John Goodsell recently sold horse to
Julius Rlfkin.
Fred Provost spent Sunday at Wake.
man Bradley's.
| Charles Perry spent Sunday In Bridge.
port, making the trip on his wheel.
Mr. and Mrs Hanford Lyon recently
visited Mr. and Mrs G. B. Tucker.
Levi Bevans had the misfortune to Cut
his hand quite badly, while splitting
wood, recently.
Miss Edna Hall has been the guest O.
relatives in this place.
Walter Curtis recently spent a few day
with friends in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Geltson are th
happy parents Of son. born Wednes
dav.
Edward S. Williams of Bethel ha
rented the Sherwood Adams place and
to move In at once.
Philo Lyons spent few days, las
week, with his son, Daniel G. Lyons, G
Bridgeport.
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LONG HILL AND VICINITY.

Mr. and Mrs Henry Wells of the Hol.
low spent last week with relatives in
Hartford and vicinity.
Misses Helen Beard and Bessie Palmer
returned to Wellesley on Monday.
Little Helen Wilkinson is the guest OF
her grandparents.
James D. Beard returned to Amherst,
Wednesday.
school duties, Monday morning.
G. B. Nichols and daughter visited al
Century farm, last Friday.
Miss Mary Murphy resumed ner duties
In Coram, Monday.
Phebe Beard ia home from New Bri
tain for q weeks vacation.
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4 FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER

VIII often cause horrible Burn, Scald,
Gut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the best in the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal 1t. Cures Old Sores,
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons,
Corns, all Skin Eruprions. Best Pile
cure on earth. Only rs cts. box. Sold
by r. Ell. Beers & Co., Newtown; S. G.
Bull & Co. Sandy Hook; A. W. Twisa,
Bethel; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station
w. A. Watts, Washington Depot, drug
The Newtown bee., 1899-04-14
THAT THRoBBING HEADACHE.

Would quickly leave you if you used
DR. kings New Life Pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proven their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only % cents. Money back
if not cured. Sold by r. 81. Beers & Co.
Newtown S. C. Bull & Co., Sandy Hook
A. w. Twiss, Bethel; Allen Joyce,s Rox
bury Station; w. A. Watts, Washington
Depot, druggists.
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SHERMAN.

Mr. and Mrs William Aiken of Patter-
son were the guests of Mr. and Mrs D. 3.
Mallory over Sunday.
Willie Moses is assistant clerk in the
store for while.
David Monroe of Danbury has been in
town. recently.
s. A family by the name of Archer has
moved into the house vacated by John
Conkling.
The Newtown bee., 1899-04-14

For quick remedy and one that is
perfectly safe for children let us recon-
mend One Minute Cough Cure. 1t ls ex
celIent for Group, hoarseness, tickling in
the throat and coughs. K. Fl. Beers
& Co., Newtown; S. c, Bull & Co., Sandy
Hook; A. B. Brakeman, Botsford; B.
Hawley g. Co., Stepney.
The Newtown bee., 1899-04-14

Happy is the man or woman who can
eat good hearty meal without suffering
afterward. If YOU cannot do it, take Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digest what
you eat, and cures all forms of Dyspepsia
and Indigestion. r. n. Beers & Co.,
Newtown; S. G. Bull & Co., Sandy
Hook; A. B. Brakeman, Botsford ;
B. Hawiey & Co., Stepney.
The Newtown bee., 1899-04-14

The spring work, both in and out OF
doors, soon opens in downright earnest,
and every body will then be too busy to
have anything else in mind but house
cleaning and work Oh the farm. Before
that time is really upon us let US take
the chance for pleasant social greetings
furnished by the supper in the vestry OF
the Congregational church this (Fridav)
evening, April IA, from 30 to O'Clock
The price of the supper is 25 cents; ice
cream alone 10 cents.
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"Give me liver regulator and car
regulate the world" said genius. The
druggist handed him bottle of Dewitt
Little Early Risers, the famous little pills
r. FL. Beers g. Co., Newtown; S. G. Bull
& Co., Sandy Hook A. B. Brakeman Bots
ford; b. Hawley 81 Co., Stepney.
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II you have a cough, throat irritation
weak lungs, pain in the chest, difficult
breathing, Group or boarseness, let III
suggest One Minute Cough Cure. Always
reliable and safe. r. a. Beers & Co.,
Newtown IS, G. Bull g. Co, SANDY Hook
A. B. Brakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley
q Co., Stepney.