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The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
WASHINGTON.

FUNERAL OF MRS WILLIAM B. BRINsMADE.
The funeral of Mrs William B. Brins-
made was held in the Congregational
church on Monday afternoon. Mrs
Brinsmade was the mother of John c..
Brinsmade, william G.. Brinsmade and
Miss Anna Brinsmade. She was 76 years
old. Her home for the past few years
has been in Springfield. She was one
whose life Of Christian virtue and nobil.
ity Of character was an inspiration to all
who knew her. She leaves many friends
and relatives to mourn her / o..
DEER SEEN IN TOWN.
It IL reported that deer has been seen
In the lower Church Hill woods. Hunters
should remember that there Is fiue Of
800 for killing one of these beauties.
There is great number Of quail this fs Il
as result of r. K. Rossiter's contribu
ton Of large q LEX to the woods, last
sping. Several bevies of two dozen each
have been seen at time.
Rev r. G. Carter will preach at the
union service in the Methodist chu. Oh,
next Sunday evening.
John Duncan has had the old Beers
house, century and quarter in age,
recovered with sheathing, building paper
and cedar clapbOards. Messrs Murphv
& Rogers of New Milford did the Joiner
work. N. s. Woodruff paints it, white
with green blinds. 1t is q fine thing to
have the old houses preserved, which are
connected with "reminiscences of the past.
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Fairfield County.
SHERMAN,
CHURCH INTEREST.

CdO6Ok9 INTEREST,"
Rev Il. q. Roy of Gaylordsville will
preach here, next Sunday, in exchange
with Mr. Moses.
The Sherman Christian Endeavor 90,
ciety was we'll represented at the meet.
ing Of the Housatonic Christian Ende W.
or union, held ct New Preston, last week
Wednesday.
The collection q week ago last Sunday
for the Red Cross work in Texas was
$12 IS, which was good when 1t ID taken
iato account that, owing to the threat
ening weather, only 81 were at church.
Your correspondent hopes everybody
will remember that there Is to be . Fell
lowship meeting with the church in Sher-
man, Thursday November 1. There will
be more to be said about it next week, 80
look at the Sherman news.
This section il having q flne rain at
this writing and needs much more.
The people are quite healthy in this VI
cinity.
Bort Beeman JIG home and will soon
work for Charles Frost Of Quaker Hill,
N. Y.
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Nerve
OOa

If you have neuralgia, Scots
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
will feed the nerve that is cry
ing for food .7it is hungry
and set your whole body going
again, in a way to satisfy nerve
and brain from your usual food.
That is cure.
If you are nervous and irri-
table, you may only need more
fat to cushion your nerves.
you are probably thin-and
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil will give you the fat, to be-
gin with.
Cure, so FAR as it goes.
Full cure is getting the fat,
you need from usual food, and
SCOTS Emulsion will help you
to that.
its agreeable taste will surprise You.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists,
4oo-4I5 Pearl Street, New York
SOC. and s1oo; all druggists
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BETHLEHEM,

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
According to appointment Miss May
Lord spoke in the Congregational church,
Sunday morning and evening.
At the annual mi. sionary meeting held
on Friday Mrs F. P. HAYES was reelected
president and Miss Dolly Flo er, secre.
terry and treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs Brekm aster Of Waterbury
were guests at George ". Peck's on Sun
day.
Burt johnson and Miss Agnes Bloss Of
Watertown we're at the Congregational
church on Sunday.
Mrs Stephen Hayes returned on Satur-
day from 9 fortnight's visit In South
Britain.
Ex-senator and Mrs Dayton closed
their cottage on Saturday and returned
to their Derby home.
Born, In Bethlehem, October 8, q
daughter to Mr. and Mrs William Slough.
ton, Jr., Of Oakville.
William Ssoughton, Jr., is spending q
week at his fathers on Carmel Hill.
A. P. Hayes and DIN Sykes of New
Haven we're guests over Sunday at f. P.
Hayes.
Miss Edna Guild was home from Wa
tertown over Sunday.
P. n. Skfdmore Of Newtown and
daughter, Mrs Stella Beard, of Cam
bridge, visited Mrs Ann Skidmore, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Woodruff of Water.
town visited Mrs A. G. Lake, last week
Saturday.
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sTRATFORD.

The ladies of the Congregational
church held cake sale at the Lecture
room, Saturday afternoon.
Miss Alice Booth of Springfield, . for
mer resident of this place, has been re.
cent visitor In town.
C. G. Wood Is delivering poles along
Elm street for the Southern New Eng
land Telephone Co.
Miss Alice Curtis will entertain the
Diamond Whist club at her home on
Academy Hill, next week Tuesday even.
ing. This ID the first meeting for the
season.
Charles Atwood has bought the Jud.
son place or King street and will soon
move into It.
Paul whitehead, q former we'll known
young man about town, was here, last
week, renewing old friendshfre.
DR. A. 8. Mayo spoke at the Grange
meeting, Saturday evening.
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New Haven Co.
kIDDLEBU RY.
PUBLIC LIBRARY MATTERS.

PUBLIC LIBRARY MATTERS.
The directors Of the Public Library
met. last week Friday night, and organ.
lad for another years work. Rev MI
4riggs was appointed chairman; g.
Fred Abbott, secretary; A. 8. Clark,
treasurer; Mrs Bessie Bronson and Miss
Mary Hine, book committee. Q lite .
number Of valuable books haYe recently
beea added to the library.
The High school opened on Monday,
October 8, With John Stone "a teacher.
Consul General Charles Turner and
family have moved into their cottage Oh
the shore of Lake Qlassspsug for .
months outing. Mr. Iurney does not
return to bis appointment at Ottawa,
Canada, until after the ssate election
Everyone is pleased that Eli Bronson
10 again first selectma /. Mr. Bronson
worked for the interests of the town last
year, and is we'll located and fitted for
the position. AshAhel Smith is second
selectman and 81. N. Smith third. The
assessors are Frank Wheeler and A. 8.
Clark; treasurer, g. Fred Abbott; tax
collector, G. W. Wallace.
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In this instance the old style Of cornict
and weather board 10 preserved.
Lester and Egbert Cummings of Lanes
vile were at Robert Seabury's, over Sun
dav.
The wofkmen at II. W. Woodruff
wood b on Dea Humphreys land we're
n0nplussej by the uestion from q lsdy
visitor, Of how MANI, cant hooks 1t tool
to run one saw miu:t6 She said khe count
ed "a as che came along. They declared
they bad but four. Nearby we're "a de.
horned COWS that can't hook. See?
The rains are very welcome 40 many
people !e. were SUFFERING for want Of p enty
Several people from here went over to
New Preston to the REPUBLICAN rally and
to hear Senator Plat and ConRressmsn
e. j. Hill speak, on Monday night.
Rev Mr. Carter arrived home from his
tour weeks' vacation IN the Maine woods,
last week. The.weekly prayer meetinge
. will now be resumed cp rhursday after
A large number of ladies attended the
Needle Work Guild held, last week, at
the house Of Mrs Jslta R chard'. A re.
port was given Of the 10 years work and
Of the great number and value Of the
many garments made and distributed.
There will be Fellowship meeting in
the Morris church, next Tueadav.
The county meeting of the Woman's
Board meets in Norfolk, this year.
Mrs A. G. Baker IL expecting to open
her house here and etay for the winter.
James West OF New York was found
dead there in one of bis tenement houses,
last week. Mr. and Ms Jseeph West
went on Immediately. Mr. West is re-
ported as very wealthy man.
The entertainment at the town hall for
the benefit of the Boys club, last week,
was very pleasant one and we'll attend
cd.
The ladies' Guild of the CONGREGATION.
al church held an interesting meeting on
Friday afternoon. A large collection Of
garments was assigned to different
places, the largest number being sent 10
the Hampton Institute.
Senator Platt and Congressman Hill
were entertained over Monday at w. A.
Watts.
Mrs Henry Hine of New Milford il viz.
iting her sister, Mrs Watts, this week.
The Holiday house, which has been
open on account Of sickness, will be Clog
ed up on Saturday for the winter.
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Black Scotch CheviOt
Acts a Yard.

Black Scotch Cheviot. 80 inches
wide, to 60 into the Monday Sale
at -49cts a Yard
Our English Broadcloth
at ST a yd. in coli and
black) has taken the
town. It's reputation
spread like wildflre.
Withal we manage to
keep the line complete
as to co1ors which an.
nOuncement w e arr
pleased to make.
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ROXBURY.
DEATH OF MRS PRANK WETMoRE.

DEATH OF MRS PRANK WETMORE.
The death Of Mrs Frank Wetmore was
. surprise to her many friends. Al.
though she had been in poor health all
summer, of late she has been able to At
tend to her household duties, when sud-
denly she was taken worse and was taken
to the Bridgeport hospital, where she
lived but fe y days. Mr. Wetmore and
family are old r ,sidents Of the town, but
brought here for burial. The funeral
services were held at the church on Tues
day.
TOWN TOPICS.
Ellis and Myron Thomas have given
both of their houses coat Of paint.
George E Barnes is repairing his build
ings. Arson Ward lot South Britain is
t1Ding the carpenter work.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Ward attended the
Danbury fair, three days last week.
As George Beebe was moving the large
boiler to Marcy & Smiths steam saw
mill, which weighs over six tons, one of
the rear wheels Of the truck broke and
turned the boiler completely over. Mr.
Beebe, who was on the truck at the time,
jumped off and escaped injury.
Mrs L. T. Squires has been spending
week In Naugatuck with her grandson,
Albert Barnes.
Ralph Seymour has moved to Terry
Vile on to farm that he has recently
purchased.
Mrs Stevens and little daughter Of
Stony Creek are visiting at Mrs William
Bolden's.
A good many from here attended the
Danbury fair on Thu4Aday.
A number of the laborers were dis
charged from the quarry, Monday.
The lower garnet mines have shut
down for about two weeks while they
are having a new 70 horse power boiler
put in.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12

DR. W. b. Lewis, Lsvrenceville, Va,
writes II am asing Kodol Dyspepsia
of indigestion and find It an admirable
remedy" Many hundreds of physicians
depend upon the use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Care In stomach troubles. It digests
what you eat. and allows you to eat all
the good food you need. providing you
do not overload your stomach. Gives
instant relief and q permanent cure. R.
b. Beers q Co.. Newtown;S. G. Bull &
Co.. Sandy Hook A. B. Brakeman, Bots
ford; 3. HaWley & Co., Stepney; A.
B. FanGAer. Hawleyville; W. N. Hurd,
Long Hill.
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There's a
complete line
of colorings
At Scots q Yard.

in this Atwood Cancels Hair and
Homespun Suiting to start the sale
with on Monday morning. but how
far into the day it will remain COM
plete we daren't say. We think this
perhaps the best value in the group.
Blues and greys and modes and
tobacco browns and odd distinctive
colorings and checks are included
in the designs. many of them ex-
act limitations of 81 and 81. so
Suitings. -5octs Yard
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HoYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY.

HoYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY.
Among those who attended Danbury fair
from this place were Leroy CLARK: james
Clark, Fred Barber. Fred Relyea. e. B. Sher
wood, L. A. Jennings and O. "A Jsncings.
Mrs Eliza Jennings Is visitln at her sons.
Edgar, on sport Hill.
Mrs Gregory Jennings OF New Fairfield. o q.
AMI sister, Mrsll AsAhel Wakeman, now ct
Brooklyn. spent Thursday afternoon at e B.
SherWood'e.
Mrs Anna Brooks and Miss Emogene Whit
taher went to Newark, n j.. Tuesday. whore
the former viii stop few days before going
to her home In Ohio.
Mrs Duinkerke,wife of Rev j. Duinkerke.
q former pastor, now stationed ct Clinton
last wee and called on old friends.
Mrs Emma Wheeler, who has been At her
old home in Kent Tor many months, Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs L. A. Jennings.
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OF looking at Edwin Gilbert's handsome
,ck Of Southdown sheep, recently pur-
chased In G NADIA. Tnere ls one buck
weighing 208 pounds and some ewes
weighing 200 pounds each. These are
without exception the q lest sheep 1t has
ever tesn your core rondent's pleasure
0te3.
j. B. Williams moved, last week, into
James Cochrane's house, lust south of
the Catholic church.
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WOODBURY..
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN,

AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
Arthur Ishsm spent Sunday with bis
parents.
Rev B. L. York Of Roxburv preached
in exchange with Rev j. L r. Wyckcff
on Sunday.
A teachers meeting was held at the
High school, .last Friday.
A large number from this place attend
ed the Danbury fair, last week. Thurs
day seems to be favorite day with .
great many people for attending the fair.
Fem Warner Of New York City 10
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TAsHUA.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Mr. and Mrs Case we're entertained at
J. W. Treadwell's for 4 few daye, last
week.
Invitations are out for the fifth we'd
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs George
A. Clark, October 16.
Mrs II. Il. Clark Ia visiting her daugh.
ter ia Newtown.
Mrs Cochrane and son have moved to
New Haven.
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PLATTSVILLE.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

mne rse e m no. Les&oe a .oSasDae
October 16.
Misses Lucy and Anna Roberts spent
Sunday at their home on the Hill.
Mrs Horace and Mrs Ellis Wheeler
have spent much time of late with their
father, Conrad Mi!ler, who has been very
sick, but ID gaining now.
A. J. Clark and G.. B. Beers were dele.
gates to the Probate convention held in
Bridgeport, last Monday.
Mrs Eliza Jennings 10 visiting 1T her
sons, 4. G. Jennings.
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NOTHyILLE,

NOTHVILLE.
The subject of Rev Mr. Ramsey . morn
Nc sermon, next Sunday, will be "Ligbts
and Shadows of Christ's ministry" The
subject Of the evening will be 'Gothsem-
ane" and will be an illustrated one.
Rev Mr. Ramsey has given his resign
ton to the church, to take effect Novem-
DER 80. Mr. Ramsey has been q preach
or Of much ability. The greater portion
OF the community will regret his depar-
ture and hope wider fisli Of usefulness
may be open to him.
Mr. and Mrs Ramsey, Dsa Camp and
ton to be held in Calvary church, New
Haven, next week.
81. L. erase, q reformed man from
Brooklyn. spoke in the hall here for two
evenings and circulated tracts.
Warren Crossman has an lat home" to
any one who desires to view his seven
beautiful puppies.
There was large delegation to the
Christian Endeavor meetings held at New
Preston. All were enthusiastic over the
services and the good time enjoyed.
Mr. Dudley of Bantam was a guest Of
Nelson Kinney over Sunday.
THE MERRYALL DISTRICT.
Rev Dighton Noses OF Sherman 10 e.
pected to hold service in the chapel, o.
tober IA, at 8 p. m.
Born, October s, a son to Mr. and Mrs
George Hall.
Henry Jacus died, last Sunday, at the
home Of Mr. Marvin, where he has made
his home for several years, and was tax.
en- to Now Preston for burial.
A heavy thunder shower passed over
this place, Monday afternoon.
RIVER DISTRICT.
Mrs Ada B. Sanford of Bridgeport
visited her sister, Mrs F. W. Hurd, last
week.
william Clarity has been very sick
and Dr. King is attending him.
Report says that Charles Bell will room
move bis family to the Walter Peck farm.
Garrett Stack has been very sick. DR.
5taub ie the attending physician.
Miss Mary Shepard of Bethel visited
her sister, Ellen F. Shepard, last week,
to her home In that place, Sum
day.
F. W. Hurd and family closed Meticha.
van, Thursday, and returned to Bridge
port. Mrs Shepard will remain longer.
c. H. Hipp, the popular candy mer-
,hant, is i'll with typhoid fever. DR.
3taub is attending him.
Stark Ferris and family of Madison, N.
T., are passing some time with M, Fer
:is' father, Henry Ferris.
Heacock Brothers are laying new tar
walks about the new cottage of Mrs D.
). Sanford on Railroad street.
The probable nominees for representa-
ives on the republican ticket are Charles
". Beach and J. Edwin Hupgerford.
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SOUTHBURY.

Mass will be said ut the Sacred Heart
church at 1890 q. M, next Sunday. A
collection for the bishop will be taken
and 1t ID the desire of your priest that all
will contribute to the collection and help
make Il q success.
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Genessee Pure Food Co., LIE Roy, N. Y.
Gentlemen: must say in regard to
Grain-O that there 10 nothing better o,
healthier. We have used it for years.
Ny brother was . great coffee drinker.
He was taken sick and the doctor said
&C ffse was the cauee-o Of 1t, and told % to
use 9rain.O. We got apacKsge but did
not like it at first, but now would not be
without 1t. My brother has been well
You're truly. Lille Sochor.
David City, Neb., April 1, 1900"
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GEORGETOWN.

The many friends Of Mrs e. A. Wood
will be glad to hear that she 10 gaining
slowly.
Your correspondent had the pleasure
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MRS EMILY D. 30 TWICK.

3RS EMILY d. 30 TW1CK.
The body Of Mrs Emily D.. Bostwick Of
Brooklyn was brought to New Milford
for burial on Tuesday. The funeral took
place from the Congregational church,
Rev F. A. johnson fficiating. The bur.
ial was in the New Milford Central GEM
etery. The deceased was 81 years of
age and was the grandmother Of DR. B.
e. Bostwick of this town.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12

Feelings Of safety pervsde the house
hold that uses One Minute Cough Cure
the only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results. It is infallible TO
coughs, colds, Group and all throat ant
lung troubles. 1t will prevent con
sumption. r. II. Beers q Co., New
town; 8. G. Bull q Co., Sandy Hook; A
Co., ssepnev A. B. FsnoS b: Ha%1eS :
vile; W. N. Hurd. Long Hill.
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spending few days with bis parents.
The steel tower 10 soon to be erected In
the Park.
There IL soon to be erected . vault for
the Probate district Of Woodbury.. The
building will be placed north Of the Epis-
oopal church.
Mrs Grey Of New Haven ID visiting
Miss Fannie Green.
A welcome rain 20 every one, this week.
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HUNTINGTON.
AT ST PAUL'S.

AT ST PAUL'S.
Rev Alfred Goldsborcugh, rector Of st
Peters church, Monroe, will c ff1ojate and
preach in St Paups church, on Sunday
morning, October "a, by exchange with
the minister in charge.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12

JVANTED-Active man OF good character to
w 1 oliver and collect In Connecticut tor old
established manu- curing Wholesale house;
5000 vesr, sure pay Honesty more than ex-
perience required. Our reference, )Any bank
III any city. Enclose sit addressed stamped
envelope. Manufacturers, Third Floor, -
Dearborn St, Chicago.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12

In 04CHEI CIRCIESs
Ousatonic chapter, R. A. NJ, conferred
the u. M. degree on three candidates
from Washington, Wednesday night.
Good Shepherd lodge, I. o. o. F.. will
initiate one candidate, next week Thurs-
day night.
John Harmon, one Of the hustling local
painters, has bonanza in an article Of
bis invention, "Removsne," said to be
perfect varnish remover. It's wonderful
to see how quickly the fluid will act and
Mr. Harmon declares 1t Is harmless. He
has shown 1t to leading paint men, whe
declare he has q great article and ID
bound to sell. It 10 instantaneous and
thorough in it, action; non-poisonous
and free from alkalies or any Ingredient
that Injuries or raises the grain Of the
wood.
8. B. and VIII Richmond have sold
their fine crop Of tobacco to II. schove.-
ling & Co. for 18c, and Levi Richmond
to the same party for II lac.
Father Cropan arrived in town, last
Friday, and assumed his new duties a.
pastor Of st Xavier's church. He has
made pleasing impression on all he has
met.
Rowe & Pulls, the contractors, have
had busy summer, and have 4 good
deal Of work ahead. They have taken
the contract to build cottage for N. 3.
Mead at Lake Waramaug, and have men
already at work on It. They have just
built . veranda on william Sulltvan's
house, and have furnished men for Job
in Webotuck.
Minott Giddipgs il seriously Ill at his
home.
Miss Mona Taylor's song recital will
take place Wednesday evening, the II h,
at st Johns parish house.
The law suit brought by the Hose Co.
against Constable Charles Adds for the
recovery Of articles belonging to the said
company which was to have been tried,
Monday last, was brought to close be-
fore the court opened, Adds settling and
delivering the goods in bis possession ;
slso paying costs amounting to some $50
Mr. Brinton Of Falls Village was Ii
town, the early part Of the week.
William Hamlyn, Jr., is very low. No
hopes are given for his recovery.
W. r. Mu Ter has moved into the house
on Grove street vacated by q. Fl. Will
lard.
The Ipgleside scholars, with teachers
and frlende, spent Saturday at Lake
Waramaug.
The Bostwick family OF Park Lane
have moved into the Clarke house at the
corner of East and Church streets.
Charles Camp and c. G. Carter left,
Tuesday, to do jury duty at Litcbfield.
Undertaken Hubert Thomas WAS in
Bridgeport, Monday, and enjoyed a ride
behind his old favorite, "Ivory NJ now
owned by e. I. Dudley. She is Just a.
sweet az ever'' and can 60 like the wind,
Hubie says.
Charles Dowd made trip to Wood
Haven, L. l., this week.
Mr. and Mrs A. Fl. Marsh passed few
days in Nichols, this week, the guests of
Mrs Nathan Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ingersoll have
been spending few days in Bridgeport
and Greenfield.
Joseph Nettleton was in Dsnbury,
Wednesday, where helcalled on hissister,
Mrs Judd, of Stamford, who was visitirg
there.
During the past IL years the town Of
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Charming Dress Goods.
All-Wool
All-Wool
At 29ctS a Yd. Plaids. SO in.
wide, camels

hair effects and plain. large and
small plaiGs and checks too; all in
the most stunning colors-browns.
blues. greens, the historic plaids and
the novelties. good value at Scots,
all, -2octs Yard
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Fairfield County.
NEW MILFORD.
MRS GEORGE g. BUCK.

MRS GEORGE q. BUCK.
Marietta Darling, wife Of George g.
Buck of Bridgeport, died in that city on
September 20. She had been in poor
health for year, suffering at the last
with heart trouble and Bright's disease.
Her age was 80 years and IL months.
She was woman Of lovable character,
q member Of the first Methodist church
of Bridgeport. The funeral was attend
ed on Monday evening, October i, at her
late home, 374 Stratford avenue, Rev Mr.
Kidd cfflclating, and on Tuesday In the
Congregational church in New Milford,
where Rev F. A. johnson and Rev Mr.
Kidd conducted the services. There
was beautiful display Of d oral tributes.
The pal bearers we're W. G. Green,
Merritt W. Hill, james Marsh and J.
Butler Aerwin. The burial was in the
New Milford cemetery. She IL survived
by her husband, two Daughters, y Elsie N.
and Olive E., three brothers, Mott Oar
ling, Fred B. Darling and Ben Darling
and one sister, Mrs o. W. Hoyt Of B BARD.
man.
THE IN0LEsIDE ENTERTAINMENT COURSE.
The course Of entertainments that are
to be given at InRleside during the COM
ing season are 20 far - arranged:
October Ia, Concert by X eckhoefer
Sisters.
October 26, Pansy Benefit.
November 2, Frank Hopkins0n Smith.
November 10, Passion Play, Stereop
ticon Lecture BY Miss c. c. Knapp.
January 10, 1901. W. J. Clarke, "Wire-
less Telegraphy."
February 8, Halt Yearly Musicale.
March 1, Mrs Martha 8. Gielow, elocu-
ZIONIST.
March IL, Prot F. N. Chapman, "Birds
In Nature" with stereopticon.
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FLANDERS AND VICINITY.

FLANDERS AND VICINITY.
Lewellyn Allen and George Watson
called on Henry Terrill, last Saturday.
Mr. Terrill's friends are glad to see him
improving 20 rapidly after his recent &C.
cident.
W. A. Beardsley has been In Waterbu-
~, the past week.
Ms Rschel Warner has returned to her
home at her brothers, George 0. War.
ner's.
Mrs George s. Smith has been in Beth
lehem, caring for her sister, Miss Joeie
Flowers, who has been threatened with
typhoid fever.
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est in the adjourned town meeting at
Roger Sherman hall on Saturday after
noon at 3 O'Clock.
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Boughrex
oressly f o r
Tailor-made
At 39cts a Yard.

Gowns or Separate Skirts. very
remarkable lot of smart camels hair
Mixtures and Homespuns. all-wool
goods and full SO in. wide.
And the best part of it all rs the
fact that the Is or 80 different de-
signs and colors are so altogether
correct and desirable.
That's only 39cts Yard