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The Newtown bee., 1899-10-27
TOWN TOP1Cs.
The NewtOwn Library.
A WORD AS TO ITS HISTORY AND PRESENT
 CONDITION.

While the Newtown libr Ary is freshly before the public eye, made prominent by the magnificent gift of Miss Rebecca D. Beach, let us examine for @ moment, the history of this worthy institution.
 The library was organized January 16, 1876. It was started in the anne room now occupied by the Newtown Savings Bank, the post flee being In the same room. l. started with 100 bC Oks. The library was afterwards kept in 8 private house, the Theoph lus Nichols place, now torn down. h 1886, Charles 5. Platt was elected president. Soon af- ter room was hired in the Brick build ing ard the books were removed to that place. More interest was then manifest. ed in the ass citation and new books were frequently added. The books were pur- chased with the proceeds of entertain ments given in the Town hall. The Newtown people attended in large num- bers. In 1888 the number of books in the library was 1924 in 1889. 1212; in 1895, 3O79; on August II, 1896 3122 The present number of books catalOgu gued is nearly 5000.
 It can be added, without any attempt at exaggeration, that the library would never have attained it's present fine pro portions but for the selt-sacrificing and persistant labors of Prof Chal .s s Plat and wife They labored on, almost sin gle-handed, & and It is fitting that theil splendid work should be recognized a this time. The library has been fortu nate in it's librarian, Miss Abbie Peck, lady well equipped for the important post.
 The following entertainments hay, been given for the benefit of the Library l AssOciatiOn,
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EASTON.
PLEASANT GATHERING AT THE BAPTIST
 PARSONAGE.

A PLEASANT GATHERING AT THE BAPTIST
 PARSONAGE.
 The reception, at the parsonage on the afternoon and evening of October 18,was in every way success. The rooms were well filled with neighbors and friends from all parts of the parish. The supper was excellent, the receipts from same bringing into the treasury of the willing Workers" the sum of $S. Ar engagements for a gathering of this na !. ture had for many weeks occupied the minds of the society, under whose aus pices 1t was given, but there always seem- ed to be something lacking, until about one week before the appointed time. J. H. Wheeler proposed that there should be paper started to receive subscrip- tions of money, the same to be used in purchasing of 8 carriage robe for the pas tor. MT Vince Ter hi nself offered to pre- sent said paper tu all interested. Hi success so far exceeded his expectations that he was able to purchase not only s nice fur rJbe, put also blankets for ths ht rse and an owe rcoat ft the pastor Owing to the libers discount by the firm Foster, -Bet SC & Co.,, of whom the articles were purchase d, the goods were of bet ter quality than at first thought possible These gifts to the pastor. Rev R. H Sherman, were presented by c. s. Powell in behalf of the givers, toeetLer with purse, containing nearly $20., mostly 1T l gold, which was given to the pastor't wife. Words of thanks were rendered i by both pastor and wife, as we'll as re
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ART AND MUSIC.

At the present day nearly everybody is interested in these subjects. Hand some pictures beautify home, as well as educate it's inmates. Almost every house contains piano or some musical instrument and many an hour is pleas antly passed listening to their melody. Everything las reached such 8 low tig- ure that DO one need be without these home comforts. The Northrop Publish ing Co.,, of 63 Tai, field avenue, Bridge. port, carry & full line of framed and un- framed pictures, and frame pictures to order for low prices. They have stock of 0,O00 copies of vocal and instrumen- tai music, which they are selling from one cent upwards. Just now they are having 8 special sale of 50 cent popular music, like "I'll have to telegraph my Baby," etc., for 15 cents. If you wish any music now is the time to buy it. They have full line of artists materials, viz, paints, brushes, canvas, academy board, gold paint, etc. They make 8 speciality of buying, selling and exchapg- ing second hand school books. When you visit Bridgeport do not fail to call at 63 Fairfield avenue.
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DoDGIHGToWN AND VICINITY.

MT and Mrs I. c. Taylor and family of Bridgeport have been recent guests at k. c. Bevans'.
 Mrs J. W. Behn has been entertaining friends from Bethel.
 Mir and Mrs Lorenzo Durant passed Sunday in DanburY, the guests of their son, P. c. Durant.
 Byron Crane of Danbury passed Sun day with his parents, Mr and Mrs George Crane.
 Miss Florence Shepard is visiting rel atives in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Bennett Platt of Ansonia Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs George Hovt. Miss Nellie Bsrnum is visiting relatives in Torrington.
 Miss Irene Wakeman of Trumbuil has been the recent guest of Mrs K. k. Ferry.
 MT and Mrs J. W. Behn and children passed Sunday in Bridgeport.
 Miss Jennie Ferry, who has been quite sick, is much better.
 k. D. Shepsrd has been treating his house to new coat of paint.
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town have joined the Sunday school at
ARE YOU RUPTUREp2 DO YOU WEAR
 TRUSSf

We say ssyes'' for the sake of getting at what we wish to convey to you. IT you are ruptured we c All absolutely cur3 you within tt weeks from the beglnniag Of our treatment. We suppose that you are now wearing truss to support your rupture. Do you want to wear truss the balance of your life. Oar treat ment will within short time, justify you from further using it. Some people claim that ru pture cannot be cured. but only relieved; well! 1t used 10 be that fever patients were never allowed & drop of cold water to cool their mouths also diphtheria, yellow fever and some other were beyond medical ekill to control, etc., but that was some tune ago, before med ical science had reached it's present bene- ficial knowledge in the treatment of the disease. Just so with the cure of rup- ture ; the fcientific knowledge of the ex- pert doctors of the Fidt lity Rupture Cure, has so far advanced in this treatment, that it compares about as does the electric car of to-day, with the one-hO1se car of years ago. We have cured over II, ,0O0 cases of rupture in the past nine yea and some of them are here among you. and ought this not to be sufficient to induce you to call aLd investigate the Gsystem for yourself, and test our skill, honesty and uUE 6UlIlty bO uO J0Sb WAhs "S &AoAu We have 30 many testimonials of cures, that if you should undertake to read them, you would be very weary before you had ever finished the most recent ones, not to pay any attention to the past two, or more years. Come in and l let us explain our method of cure. That i the Fidelity method is successful you must admit, if you take the pains to in terview any of our patrons. There is no failure by this method. Your safety conf Tt, and happiness shoult prompt 8 cs reful investigation of the Fidelity Cure Tie more that you inve stigate, the bettel we like 1t ,and the better you will like us
 We can cure you quickly a' pe rmanent ly, without any cutting operation, O danger, and we demonstrate our cure be fore we ask you to pay anything, not ev en one cent. Our motto is "no pay uI
 til cured" All examinations and lnfor
 nation free. See advertisement ol
 page one.
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SHERMAN.
A HORSE THIEF ARREsrRD.

On Taegday night, the I7sh, horse
 was stolen from the pasture of Frank
 Williams in Sherman, Mr Williams not missing the horse until morning. Mak- Ing -inquiry be found that the horse was seen the evening before going towards New York state. He fl flowed to Patter. son, N. Y.s and telsgraphed to several place among the rest MatteawaD, which proved to be the right one. On Friday
 g man with horse answering the des. cription was arrested there. Mir Williams vas notified by wire and Sheriff Warren .. Allen immediately started for the scene. The horse proved to been the one stolen. Sheriff Allen returned on Monday with the criminal. Ca Tuesday he WAS brought before Jnstice Of the Peace Laalle L. Judd sad Was bound oVes
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CHESTNUT HILL.

The family of John Smith, who have lived for so many years in the ten ement house of Samuel Beach, have moved to ! Stratford. Mrs William J. Haines has visited hel mother in DanbuIy. Miss Elsie Hall has returned, having | spent week in Dsnbury. Mrs William E. Waller is in New Jer. l sew for few days. Lorenzo Mallett has been threshine with his machine, for the farmers in this vicinity.
 Mrs O. N. Brinsnade is visiting Mrs A. 5. Burr, and calling on old neighbors.
 Mr Adams from near Boston has been holding series of meetings at the home of Mrs B. A. Lyon, lately. Joseph Tuck is on the sick st. with stomach trouble and asthma.
 The Daniels Farms Whist club held its first meeting, Tuesday evening, October l7, with Miss Hel m Booth at the home of Mrs Arthur Burr. All reported & very pleasant time. Mss Iva Brinsmade carried off the sdies' prizs and Harry Howard she gentl amen's.
 Alfred Clark of Daniels Farms is re- ported as being very low with an incur able disease. Drs Hill and Wales attel d him.
 Rev ". F. White returaed on the last train, Friday night, reporting 8 most enjoyable time.
 Miss Millie Burton is taking piano les- sons of Ptof Joyce of Bridgeport.
 Mrs Stuart spent Sunday with friends in town.
 5. J. Parks is suffering from severe cold.
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TRY ALLAN's FOoT-EASE,

A powder to be shaken into the shoes. At this season your feet feel swollen, nervous, hot, and get tired easily. Ifyou have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot-Ease. It coels the feet and makes walking easy. Cures swollen and sweating feet, blisters and csllous spots. Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it to. day. Sold by all grocers for 25c. Trial package free. Address, Allen s. Olm- sted, Le Roy, N. Y.
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 Charles Abbott is painting his black smith shop.
 Miss Minnie Williams of Ridgefield wis. tied her brother, Robert Williams, Sun day.
 Dr Lowe of Ridgefield was in town, Sunday.
 Mrs John Williams has closed her house for the winter and jolned her hua- band in New Jersey.
 Emil Rux opened the market formerly occupied by c. W. Jennings on satur- day last. He will carry a full line of meats and vegetables, at low prices. j.. H. Perry of Ridgefi. Id spent Sunday at his home.
 Mrs Eugene Parketon, Mrs George Cole and sons, Robert and Elliott, were guests over Sunday Of Mrs W. T. Pardee. Nathan Perry visited his son, ). H. Perry, in Ridgefield, last Wednesday. A young man well known in George town is about to become benedict. Ira Mead and Marvin Stocking drove to Norwalk, Thursday evening, visiting St Johns lodge, No. 6, wheye they wit messed the working Of the second degree and afterward enjoyed an elaborate ban quet.
 MT and Mrs Fred Bryant, W. Y. Bry- ant, Mir and Nrs T. Ms rVin Stocking and daughter, He len, enjoyed turkey din- ner with MT and Mrs Burr Mills, Sunday, it being the l4th anniversary of their marriage.
 Miss Alice Stocking, who has been very i'll for number of weeks, is able to sit up for short time each day.
 Miss Carrie Raymond of Danbury spent Sunday with her sist, r, Mrs Mar win Stocking.
 Mir and M rs W. F. Par6ee will move tt Ansonia, next week. They will be miss ed by large number of friends.
 Work on the new factory is progress ing rapidly. The masons are now a work on 50-foot chimney.
 Marvin Stocking and W. F. Bryant O Norwalk wheeled, last week, to Marion A son of George Objectionable, wh.
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"If you SCOUT the world you will never find remedy equal to One Minute Cough Cure," says Editor Fackler, of the Mi canopy, Fla, Hustler" It cured his family of La Grippe and saves thousands from pneumonia, bronchitis, croup and all throat and lung troubles.
 R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; s. c. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley, 6 Co.,, Stepney.
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TRIMMED MTLLIEERY.

Our trimmed millinery is of special interest and value, worthy of your time for inspection before buying or placing your order. Our prices are lower when you consider the workmanship and quaI. ity. Our assortment of trimmed and novelties in mourning goods is complete. Mrs George Durham, 437 Main street. and 88 Fah field avenue, Bridgeport.
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Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest what you eat. It cures all forms ot dyspepsia and stomach trouhl es. FER Gamble, of Vernon, Tex, says, Ut re- lIeved me from the start and cured mi It ia now my everlasting friend R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; s. c. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook A. B. Blakeman, ,Bots
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ceived by the givers, in very happy manner. The evening was one that will long be remembered by all present. Much praise is due to MT Wheeler for the manner in which he solicited the contri- but ons, riding over many miles of coun try iD order that no une should be passed bv. Judging by the number of people (10O which the subscription paper rep- resents, your correspondent naturs Il / infers that no one was left out.
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CONGREGATIONAL oHUcH AFFAIRS.

The ladies of the Congregational church will hold missionary meeting st Mrs T. W. Turney's, Friday afternoon.
 Rev E. P. Aver returned, Saturday, from 8 visit in Bethlehem.
 The Endeavor meeting. Sunday -even- ing, was led by Mira F. E. Silliman. The subject was 'tAn Old Time Missiona- ry." Next Sunday, the regular conse- cration meeting of the society will be held. The members not able to be pres ent will please send some response to be read at the roll call.
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Albert W. Peck, Jr., made brief visit home, this week, before starting on ar extended business tlip, through severs] of the Western States, representing the Russell & Erwin H8rdware Manufactur ing Co. of New York City. His head quarters when not travelling will be in Chicago.
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A CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure your cough ar cold. We also guarantee 25 cent bottle to prove satis. factory or money refunded.
 R. H. Beers 6 Co.,, Newtown.
 s. c. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook.
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SHAKE IETo YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, powder for the feet. It cures painful, swollen, snlarting, nervous feet, and instantly takes tfe sting out out of corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort dis scovery of the age. Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight or new
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs Samuel Curtis has been visiting in New Haven.
 James Carey entertained company over Sunday.
 Charles Glover is doing carpenter work for Henry G. Curtis.
 Theodore Curtis, formerly of this place but now living in Washington, has been visiting old friends and relatives.
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Do you know that you can save money aud obtain a guaranteed watch of G. W. Fairchild & Sons, the iewe lers, of Bridge port, Conn? They have only dependatl qualities, but, by buying in large quar- titles they obtain small Irlces. This means & saving for you.
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LITTLE BOSTON AND uMpAwAua.

LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAwAUG.
 MT and Mrs Dunlap and Master Her. bert Dunlap from Br dgeport are visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Beers.
 Mrs Brewster is visiting friends in New York state.
 Miss Grumman is spending a few weeks win her sister, Mrs George Platt.
 A very delightful entertainment was given in the Umpawaug chapel, last Thursday evening. Mir Stevens from Danbury gave some excellent readings, and the Crefut orchestra rendered some very fine music. At the close of the pro. gram the ladies served cake and cC flee. Last Thursday evening Carrie and Kit. tie Osborne entertained Miss Post I teacher, and a number of their school mates of Little Boston school district A very socis evening was passed witt music, singh and games. Schot Com mitteeman Rux was present.
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The Wholesale Market.

BRIDGEPORT.-REPOR BY BUCK <
 DARLING.
 Butter, choice creamery prints, 26c, choice creamery tubs 22a24, choice dairy lSa20. fair to good l8a20, common, 14al6; factory cheese l2a13; dairy cheese 1'alS; fresh nearby eggss 2sa30c; chickens, live 10, fowls. 10a12; calves. Sa9; pigs light l.2aS hogs 4a5; potatoes, 40a45c bu; onions, red 5oa55, white 75asO; yellow 50ab5; cahbages g. o0a3. no per l0o; carrots a9aa0 p9sshsl; 9s tuTnips. 2oaS 65 bu; beanss marrow 2.45. pea 1.90; cran. berries 1.5O bushel: honeyloa12cr Ib; beeswax red 1.'5al.40, fancy green E1 .25al 50 scomn on 1 O0a1 Is; chestnuts 1.9Oa2o0 bu; walnuts 90a 100; partridge $1.25 pr; woodcock BOG pr quail COG pr.
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Mrs F. ". TurLey and daughter re: turned, Saturday, from & week'e visit In New York.
 At the special meeting of the Grange, Tuesday night, the third and fourth de- gree was conferred upon two candldstess The three other candidates were net present.
 N iss Nellie Elwood of Westport spent Sunday witt Miss Maud SIlimsn. Rev R. H. Shs rmsn's daughter, Mrs Clinton was at the Baptist parsonage. last week, but WAS called home on Sat- 1 urdsy by the sudden illness of her hus- band.
 | John L.. Ty Ter and wife have moved to N, rwalk. They will be much missed, not only by friends and neighbors, but in the church of which they were both &C., l tive members.
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MRS MARY H. SULLIVAN.

The funeral services attending the burial.of. Mrs Mary B. Sillin an were cnn- ducted at her home on October 19. st 30 D. m. Her pastor, Rev R. H. sherman, read appropriate Scriptursl selections and offe red prayer, after which she was laid to rest beside her husband in the
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Borman < Johnson, photographers, of Danbury, successors to c. A. Blackman, are offering fer short time only cabi- net photos at half price. Read their ad- vertisement and save coupon.
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gs770orfarIf for Weak Man.

Weak mesl, st6 eTtsl0 from fae Tesults or oyer- cork, sHdlscTetiOn, erceEseS and GbuEes hare fhe pT1rtiepe of JTee consultation and adrrce persoD-
 ally or bV Lsfter, tSith Dr. Greene, B F. ILrk s.
 her York Guy. Hh0 S fhe IooTld famous sEertalst
 iH he treatment of nervous and pFIUafe dissases or : men. U you cannot call, Brate fhe Dorfor rouf-
 dentadHy about pour case Dr. Greene as ;Ae dls-
 coUereT of that 0re1tesf restorGiVs and rtaserJor tssdE men, Or. Greenes Serpurd
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Fairfield County.
TRUM BULL.
HILBERT BRrNsmADE SERIOUSLY INJURED

HILBERT BRINsMADE SERIOUSLY INJURED
 Ebert Brinsmade, son of c. F. Brinl made, met with very painful accident last Wednesday afternoon. In an at. tempt to fire cannon, he set fire to som loose powder, which he had spilled, and which in some way ignited some powder in box which he held in his hand. Ii flashed in his face causing very bad burn, and singing his hair and eyebrows It was at first thought that he would b. blind, but as he can see now, it IS hope his eyesight will return 10 him as good as eyer, though he is still compelled t., wear bandage over the eyes. At laRi account he was improving, doing as wei as could be expected.
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GEORGETOWN.
mErHoDIsr cHuRcH n9,rrs. s, .

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. The re-opening services Of the George town Methodist church will be held on Sunday, October 29. Next Sunday. Love Feast at 30 8. m. Sermon at 10 30 by Rev Joseph Pullman, D. D. -Sermop at p. m. by Rev George Lansing Tay Tor, D. D. Many neighboripg elergymen and former pastors will be present and assist at the services.
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Mrs Spencer, wife of the missing fire. man, Frank Spencer, who is supposed to have fallen from the Sandy Hook bridge, was at Hawleyville, Monday, en route to the home of her parents at Glen dale, Mass.
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to the February term f0s trial and taken by Sheriff Allen the same day to the jail in Danbury. We think the authorities
 deserve credit for their prompt action in the matter.
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shoes feel easy. It is & certain cure for sweating, callous and hot, tired, and ach- ing feet. Try it today. Sold by all Grocers. By mail for 25c. in stamps. Trial package free. Address, Allen s. Olmstead, Le Roy, N. Y.
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The book accounts belonging to the insolvent estate of Edgar F. Hawley were sold at the public sign post on Mon day. c. Fl. Northrop, the trustee, ofi. ciated as auctioneer. They were knock ca down to Selectman ". H. Glover at @49, after some spirited bidding.
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Henry Coger, owing to poor health, has been spending some time in Brid ge- port receiving treatment of Prof De- Mork, the gifted magnetic healer, 289 Fairfield avenue.
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To Our Patrons

After stsrting in on our second year ir business we desire to thank the pub lie for their ibt ral patronage and also call their attention to our winter stock of Ladies' Closks, Capes, Skirts, Un- derwear and Shoes; also Mems and Boys Boots, Sh' es, Underwear, Gaps. Hats and General Clothing. We are also agents for made to order suits and overcoats. Price, Quality and Fit guaranteed to shit
 Our stock of Groceries are strictly fresh and up-to-date. Walnuts, Chest nuts and Apples taken in trade We also sell School Books and Pads as cheap as any store in Fairfield County. The Sturdevant Store.
 OHAS. B CUMMINGS. Manager,
 Brook6eld, Conn.
 Undertaking in All Its Branches.
 c. B. CUMMINGS,
 Funeral Director.
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TO CURE LA GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if 1t fails to cure. k. W. Groves signature on every box. 25c.
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Mrs l.. M. Johnson and Master Earl of Great Harrington, Mass, also Mrs E M. Hartsh0rn of Manchester, N. H.. sra guests of Dea and Mrs William FairchiId.
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Frederick Chambers has been buvinQ apples for party in Syracuse, N. r., and shipped car load, last week.
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George Tongue and wife have recent ? visited with MT Tongues sister, Mrs Charles Bedat.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre- 9ational church will meet with Mrs Frank Jelliffe. Wednesday afternoon.
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MIR sErERoUIsr KILLED BY A FALL

MT Sederquist, farmer of this place while getting walnuts, Friday, fell wber about 12 feet from the ground and hit his head on pile of stones. He was picked up and carried home. Physiciane were ca d but were of no assistance. He died about 4 o'clock. He leaves & wife and seven children to mourn hi. loss. His funeral was held at his late residence, Monday at 2.30 p. m., Rev W. F. White officiating.
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Mrs E. M. Peck has a fine flock If turkeys; 30 of them are gobblers, band some, and well mafured Tor the fime nf year. -
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Miss Rosa Bedat has a position in s shop in Shelton.
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has been seriously iii with typhoid fever, Eis now improving. | Mrs Wesley Barrett made shopping trip to Norwalk, Saturday.
 A union meeting of the Epworth League and Y. P. s. 0. K. was held in the Congregational church, last Sunday evening. Charles Barrett was the leader. Mrs Ellsworth Bennett went to Nor
 walk, Saturday.
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M. A. Todd was in New Haven, Tues.
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Frank Coger from Derby spent Sunday with friends in HuntiDgtown.
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Treasurer A. T. Nettleton of the Say- ings bank, was in New Haven, Tuesday.
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Mir and Mrs L. c. Gilbert spent Sunda with M. B. Hawley in Stepney.
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James Coles of Bridgeport was at Fl w. Wrlght's, the first of the week.
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Charles R. Knight of New York was guest at Elmkhade, last week.
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\ nunbeE os ehilaFen rom HHntine-
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family plot, nesr the Baptist church. Her age was S6 ears and six months.
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BAKING PONDER

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,. NEW YORK.