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New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
MISSIONARY SUMMONED TO CHINA.

As the result OF cable dispatch received by the
Rev. Arthur ]. Brown. one Of the secretaries OF
the Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Missions, from
missionaries at Che-Foo and Tien-Tsin advising the
return to China OF the Rev. Robert NJ. Mateer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mateer. who were stationed at Wei
Shien before their return to this country fur
lOugh Will probably start from China at early
date The cable dispatch advised that the Rev. l.
J. Davies w r. Seymour and Mrs. Seymour await
further messages before returning to their posts.
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EEERE TO GO TO-DAY.

Firt luncheon os the Society Nsw-EnEland
Women. az Delmonico'G. No Isl F1fth-sye. J so
p
Weekly prayer TneetinE Christian Union
the chapel of the Broadway Tabernacle ThityfoUrth-
o. and Sixth-aye., a m.
Annual party and sale of Thira Unitarian Society
of Unity Church the Pouch Gallery No 84b Gin
ton-aVe. near Lzfayetteave., Brooklyn Childre1 q
entertaiTnle j. n: dinner from s untl ,.
dancing s ?. n.
Second Sociology Finch before the
Oivitas Club, No. l60 Joralemon-st. Brooklyn
Nesting the Eclectic Delrnouico's. = o'clock
a Society
the Tuxedo MHdison-avs and Fffty-ninth-st-. D.
Medals be distributed thirty
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
STATE CHARITIES MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the State Charities Aid
Association will be held In the United Charities
Building No. IO5 East Twenty-seeOnd-st. to-mor-
row. at o'clock. An invitation Is extended 10 all
Interested in charities TO be present at the ses-
IL is announced that views OF various State
institutions pictures illustrating the placing out
OF children will be shown
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
LECTURE By ALICE DOELEVT.

Art and Industry" was the subject OF a lecture
slFen by Miss Alice Donevy. IN the course of free
.seiures 10 the people. Ia Public School No. q. in
IAllo-afe.. between One-hundred-and-siXty-n ninth
NC huncred-and seventeen SITS. last evening
-
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MONEY ACKNOWLEDGED.

The following sums Of money have been received:
Two dollars from Mrs Jaffray and Miss Osborn
s. from o. D. OF Yonkers; 81 from Mary l. Keys
s dues: 81 from Mrs. Thurher: 40 cents from Mrs;
T. s. Christie for badges; 20 cents from Mrs and
Miss Crosley for special fund; S6 cents from Mrs.
Annie l. Mason for badge for new MEMBER
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
THE SEASONS.

Lastly came Winter, cloathed in all frize.
Chattering HIS teeth for cold that did him chill:
Whilst on his hoary beard his breath did freeze.
And the dull drops that from his purple bill
AS from a limbeck did adown distill;
IN his right hand a tipped staff he held
With which his feeble steps he stayed sttu.
For he was faint with cold and weak with eld
That scarce his loosed limbs he able was TO weio
-(From Sponsors "Faerie Queene-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
FIVE GoRED TUCKED SKIRT. NO. 1858,
FOR COUPON. AND 10 CENTS.

The skirt illustrated is essentially smart and is
simple at the same time The groups OF tucks.
three each. are arranged at the front the side
seams with the pointed straps between producing
panel effect. As shown the skirt is made of mode
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
STTLTSH FURs TEIg WINTER.

George =. Conlon. late with c G. Gunther's Sons.
has opened worlrrooms AZ No 50 West Twenty-see-
"no-st.. whore he displays the latest novelties in
iGr garments. Nr. COulOn makes a speciality OF
altering and repairing furs. and produce test-
mofials from many prominent women.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
NOTICE.

It is intended to acknowledge in the column all
contributions received the T. s S. headquarters
They may be delayed, on account OF the large
number being sent in daily, but a notice of them
viii certainly appear within few days after re-
ceipt II any member mention Of her gift
will she kindly send word 10 the society, Tribune
Building. New-York City?
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
WHIRLEISD CAME FROM CLEAR SKY
STRUCK A TANK STEAMER WITHOUT wARSrso
OFF NANTUCKET

A whiriwind out Of clear sky was the chief IN
cfdent OF the voyage Of the tank steamer Burgo-
meistsr Peterson. which arrived here yesterday
from Shields II struck the steamer with terrific
velocity. giving warning. according to Captain
Stage other than small patch OF cloud which
suddenly appeared directly overhead.
All on deck obliged 70 clutch the support
nearest at hand 70 prevent being blown into the
sea The wind died away suddenly az it had
arisen Two Of the steamers ventilators were
WTenChed on and the vessel damaged other
wise slightly. This phenomenon occurred on Nom
day morning about hfty miles on NantucSet.
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

Mrs Lisa Fletcher has contributed seven deco
rated card cases. twenty booklets and cards. NJ f
c. another invalid. a package OF miscellaneous
articles. that viii be distributed among several
branch boxes; Mrs. Fl. W. Fuller. q collection Of
me clothing and reading. Three lovely scrap
bookS on heavy cardboard, with detachable leaves,
have come from Miss Mary Phayre who asks that
one may be forwardes to the little sick boy in
Clinton Hollow. In box received from Miss jam
four books. four pairs OF woolen gloves, four
packages OF candy four drawing states and bags
10 hold these Sunshine gifts a dainty doll dressed
in white brought the Office without the
OF the giver; Jessie H Christie, a little girl
OF Brooklyn. has sent two lovely baby dolls two
small dollies. six picture books. two paper dolls
from NJ. c. F. R.; a large package of games, toys.
ing without a name: box containing six pairs Of
bedshoes, four lovely calendars and pictures. from
Miss Marie F. jackson; a package from Mrs 5.
and Miss c CrOsley; dainty blue bag, filled, Tor
the Little Mothers. from E S. S.
Other contributors who sent pretty Christmas
cheer L. A. B. Sterling. Mrs. c. B. Mclean.
Mrs. Edwin Owen Mira K C. Little Mary Nc
Lean. Mrs. J. s. Fuller OF Boston. Mass: H. B.
NJ, Of South Orange, n. J.; Mrs G. B. Pollock.
George ". Endcott, jr., J. H. Mrs NJ. l. Runpn,
Mrs. James F. Bills. Mrs. Mary Auchincloss, Mrs
| G. Dickerson, Miss Z. c. Johnson. Mrs. Frank
| Allen, Mrs. W. II. White Mrs. Watson A Bouron,
| and o. D., Of Yonkers
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90 tphom IT aIan Goursrn.
SUPREME CoURT. KINGs COUNTYr.

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY.-reo-
- pie OF the state York against Granite ssats
Prevalent AssocafionIn pursuance % order of
nude IN the above entitled action nd
bearing 18Th day of October 1900 zaid
order entered IN the once of the Clerk Kings
County the 10 day of Ocooer 1900 Notice hereby
creditors. claimants and stockholders
Granite State PrOvdent Association. AID OF Edwin y.
Dick tnson. Receiver thereof 70 present their claims.
with thereof attached by ths
ansdav the claimant agent . acquainted
Justly que and owing from said Association from said
Receiver creditor ramed voucher
above all counter-claims and setOfs. Russell John
ESQ. Referee appointed oy tie aforesaid order
the purpose Of ascerainnE the claims % SHAREHOLDERS
and creditors OF said ASSOCIATION. the of zald
Borough of Manhattan on or before the 18th ay Of April
1901 and OF failure of Of the
creditors present their claims bsfars
said date aforesaid they will precuded
IN dividends that oe paid BY Recsver
from the funds his pOssession. except
vided in 1s0T Code or Procedure
Dated. New York. OCtsber 16th. 1900.
EDWIN r. DICKINSON
Receiver OF the Granite state Provident Assocatis-
LENOW, MACkELl~AR q WELLS. Attorneys Tor Re-
eeiver. 443 Cedar Street. New York city Borough az
Manhattan. =
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THE SEVILLE PACKING COMPANY hereby

eertinss that u manufactures bottles COM.
pounds and mixtures follows Pim-Oias. Olives Mar-
Olas and other compounds and mixtures bottles act
with lts trade mark other marks or devtc.-
stamped. blown impressed otherwise produc=d ucor
such bottles as follows: Seville Packing Co-New YORK
or 3 =. c. either In side bottom % bottla crown
With Ne Do In centre on side q said bottles ana ths
words trade mark side said bottles ruted a.
corrugated peFpe ndculariy ana ootsor
That its principal placs q IN the CIV xns
County or New York SEVILLE PACKING co
fSa@h MARC NJ MICHAEL. Pruur
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ACTIVE WORKERS.

ington Cd. c. T. S. S. branch. reports increased
activity among her members. Good cheer is being
Miss Jessie Powell sends thanks TO K. o., OF
Stamford. Conn, for Teachers Bible. and 20 a
friend in Montclair. n. J. for copies Of The Out
look Mrs. Lisa Fletcher says that the good cheer
greetings received from the office are like warm
hand clasps-they brighten her invalid NE.
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GOOD CHEER.
Have you had a kindness shownf
Pass II on.
Twas not given for you alone
Pass II on
Let II travel down the years.
Let II wipe another's tears.
TIL in heaven the deed appears.
Pass II on
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WOmen's Underwear.

Fleece Jersey ribbed Vests and Pants, good value at 3Sc; our price 25C pr
 Harvard Mtns make, hand trimmed Fleeced Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, 60c
 Ladies' aiik . wool Ribbed Vests and Pants for 4l each
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mercy. or keep open any shop, ware- house or manufacturing or mechanical establishment or expose any property for sale, or engage in any sport. between 12 o'clock Saturday night and 12 o'clock Sunday utght, shall be fined not more than $50." The churches should arouse themseives on the subject. They have been too slack.
 The Ladies' Social Circle met with Mrs Mary Benrett on Thursday after November 8.
 Mr and Mrs John Walsh are now cosi- lv settled in their new home on South Church street.
 Mss Hazel Fryer recently entertained Miss Grace Gilbert.
 Miss Elsie Bennett was. the guest of Miss Maud Bronson of West Bedding over Sunday.
 Mrs Taintor of Worcester, Mass, Is spendine few weeks with her daughter, Mrs J. w. Ferris.
 Mrs Aaron Bennett spent last Monday with friends in Danbury.
 Mrs Janett Bennett recently entertain. ed Mrs Sterling of Wilton.
 Quite number from Georgetown plan to attend the Sunday school convention to be held in Bridgeport, November 13, IA, 15.
 Mrs M.!Hickerson from Derby is spene. ing few days with Mrs Beach at the parsonage.
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HUNTINGTON.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL ITEMS.

CdUHCd AND FEkSONAL 1TE0S.
 Mrs M. F. Bristol of Milford is the guest of Mrs K. 8. Hawley.
 Paul Rehnborg has returned from Old Point Comfort, Va.
 Miss Louise Nichols started on Tues- day for visit with relatives in New York state.
 Miss Lois Hawley spent Sunday in Stratford.
 On Sunday next Rev L. c. Papgburn will exchange with Rev MT Stackman of Monroe.
 Miss Elizabeth Beard Is visiting at the home of her grandmother, Mrs N. B. Nichols.
 The Halloween dance given by the young people of the Village Improve ment society was very successful affair, and . most satisfactory sum was cleared for the piano fund.
 Mrs Wendell has been on the sick list for several weeks.
 Mr and Mrs D. Fl. Chatfleld of Bridge port were in town on Tuesday.
 Miss Bertha Booth has returned from visit in Long Island, accompanied by . friend.
 Vail's entertainment will open at Huntington, Monday, for . stay of two weeks. It Is good company and W0r- thy of the patronage of all. It is clean entertainment and free from anything They are all gentlemen and ladies in every sense of the word and have established an excellent reputa- tion in Litchfield, Newtown and Monroe. They will commence their entertain ments next Monday, with a complete cnange of program every night.
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shaps'i fur scs-' m Il from rita ion elect 'c seal ard back coney. g '"iIs For 9S'; valu.. F
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OXFORD.
BRIEFLY NOTED.

David E. Riggs, who has the contract for working the road from hls house to the Seymour town line, has alreadv made immense Improvements, and when he completes work for this fall there will be as fine piece of road as anyone needle to ride over. The other contractors coming on up to the Center intend also to have equally ss good.
 Mra Go don R. Crofutt has sold her farm on Christian street to Phtlp Row. land, who recently sold his farm on Great Hill. It is sad he is to take pos. session of his new home in the near flu. ture.
 Mrs Riley of the Oxford House, who mas been quite ill from bilious collie for about week, ia now improving.
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he remained until 1891, when he movec to Long Hill and went into the carriag' painting business for himself at the etand where he now does buainess. MT Shel ton Is member of the Methodist church one of its trustees, and also euperintend. ent of the Sunday school. Previous tt the' last election he has held several town offices and is highly respected by all who know him. He is 8 republican. New prepared buck wheat flour just ir
 and some fine maple syrup to go with it.,
 at w. N. Hurd's store. Miss Cora Beers of Bridgeport was the guest, over Sunday, of Miss Jennie Shel
 ton.
 Mrs Daniel Mshonev and Mrs B. Tur.
 ney visited Mrs John Kennedy of Bridge port, laet Wednesday.
 Rev Mir Dikeman will exchange with Rev Ar Guernsey, next Sunday m ,rning J. J. Mack is unloading car of fint
 bran, this week. Friday he will receive
 car load of nice corn, which he vii retail from the car at $1.05 per bag. Frank Hadley was in town, last Tues- day, to cast his vote. Quite large party from here went to Bridgeport, Tuesday night, to get tht election returns. Mrs Mary Burritt of Stratford was guest, 1aet 1ueeoays or Mts Leroy Snef man.
 Frank Sherman has horse seriously ill, which was removed to Dr Martin'f Veterinary hospital, Bridgeport, las, Tuesday.
 You can get better coffee for 20 and 25 cents at W. N. HuId's than anywhere else for the same money. Chase & San.
 born's Seal Brand coffee is also sold here in one pound cans for 35 cents. G. W. Bevans cut his hand quite badly,
 while chopping in the woods, last Tues. day.
 Ms H. s. Wedge returned, last Tues- day ,, from a visit with friends in New Mil ford and Woodville.
 John c. Gabler and Miss Hoff man of
 New York were guests over Sunday ot
 Mrs John Gabler.
 H. s. Wedge left for Torrington, last
 Wednesday, for weeks hunting in that vicinity. While there MT Wedge will be the guest of his son, Edgar Wedge.
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day and Sunday with friends ir DAnbury.
 w. B. Hawlev is out with new two ,eated wagon, bought of Hatch & Sone, New Fairfield.
 Vincent R. Stuart was home from his work in Wassaic oyer Sunday.
 Miss Edith Hungerford has returned home from months visit in Syracuae, N Y
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ITEMS OF INTEREsT

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
 Mrs Wilson, who lives in the Psch place, is quite sick.
 Mrs Lounsbury and Mary Munsou spent Thursday of last week with friendl at Seymour.
 Mrs Ida Stone has moved her house- hold goods to Bridgeport.
 The Microbine Medicine Co. has left after giving week of entertainments, which were well patronized and much enjoyed bo the people. At tho baby con. test Fred Verilla took the prize ip getting the largest number of votes. It was d child's set. John Morris guessed the nearest on the number of beans in the bottle and was presented with a silver sugar howl.
 Mrs Elizabeth Shelton has SO far re- covered as to walk out. Her nurse leaves this week.
 Mrs Perry visited her daughter in Wa. tertOwn.
 Miss Augusta Osborne is visiting in Winsted.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The Misses Susie and Charlotte Nit chell of South Britain have been recent guests at Jesse SanforG's.
 Robert Brinsmade of St Louis has visit ed his aunt Mrs J. c. Read.
 Mrs Julia Sanford Is entertaining her brother. sRev K. Miller, of Iowa.
 Miss Kitty Shaw is spending Q few weeks with her aunt in Bridgeport.
 Aaron Sanford purchased horse from Bridgeport parties last week.
 Prof Fred Perrine of New York spent Sunday at Mrs Mary Edmund's.
 Rev F. M. Moody will exchange with Rev Mr Blythe of Easton on Sunday,
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MONROE.
EAST VILLAGE AND vrc,

EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
 MT and Mrs George Proctor of Wood bury, Frank Johnson and family of Bridgeport were the guests of William s. Clarke's, Sunday.
 Rev A. J. Smith and family are at J. w. Waterbury's for few days.
 MT and Mrs K. M. Peck were the guests of W. W. Bliss, recently. K. c. Stevens Is at his home after be- ing clerk in Coggswell's meat market for year.
 Reuben Stowe and son of Bridgeport are spending a few days at o. Blake mans.
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pieces. Mrs Northrop has just completed her 79;h year.
 Mrs R. B. Rockwell returned, Monday, from New Haven 2, where she has been epe ending number of days with her soa, Edwin Rockwell.
 Thomas Maxim of South Birmingham, Mass., hss been a recent guest of his sis ter, Mrs William Penfield.
 Mrs Orrin Pratt is iu Danbury visiting friends for few weeks.
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evening, November IA and the sf c'ety of tue Methodist church will meet No. vember 2l.
 Truman K. Wheeler passed lover the River" on last Monday morning. Nr Wheeler has been great sufferer for sev. era, years with a cancer.
 Miss L,llian Tate of New Haven is wis. ftfng a' c H. Judas.
 Mra Ebbs of Waterbury has been the guest of her stster, Mrs G. F. Abbott, thia past week.
 G: W. Wallace is the representative elect by 37 majority.
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STEPNEY,
TASHUA ITEMS,


 There was . very pleasant gathering at Mrs M. K. Clark's on Thursday of last week at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid society, another at Mrs J. U. Traadwell's on Wednesday of this week. It is to be hoped that they may continue and that every lady In the parish will open her house to entertain the society while this pleasant autumn weather lasts.
 Randolph Bradley has recently enter. tained his friends. MT and Mrs Heman Beardsley, of Roxbury.
 Rev and Mrs R. B. Whipple, Mrs J, A. Treadwell and Airs Winnie Bradley re- ceived cards for the wedding of Rev Vol cot Ltndsley and Miss Juiiette Peck at Greenwich, last week.
 Recent guests at Mrs Winnie Brsdlav'r were Wil Baldwin of New York, Mrs Edwin Ed warde and Mrs l. E. Edwards of Bridgeport, Mrs Baker and Miss Vet ter.
 Randolph Bradley is looking for 8 good family to put in his place at Bedding. Mrs Hill from Bridgeport spent Sun day at Dr Seth Hilps.
 Harry Sweezy has brought his bride to Tashua and gone to housekeeping.
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LOFg HILL.
ENTERTAINMENTS ELECT SHELTON.

REFRESHMENTS ELECT SHELTON.
 F. s. Shelton, one of Trumbull's wor- thy citizens, was chosen by majority of GA to reprekent the town in the Legisla- ture for the coming year. He was born on Bcoth's Hill, Huntington, December 22, 1S34,a son of Judscu c. Shelton. He lived n bis fathers farm until he was trade of carriage painter with the Nfch- ols Carriage Manufacturing Co.,, where
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NICHOLS.
METHODIST CHuRCH IrrMs

The Aid Society of the Methodist church is busy preparirx for its fair and sale, which fa to take pls"a on Thu-sdav afternoon and evening, December 6. A large number of fancy al d useful article will be on sale and supper will be served during the evening. Remember the date,
 Services in the Methodist church on Sunday as follows: At 1O.3O a. m..
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GEORGETOWN.
LET THE PEOPLE AWAKE.

On Friday evening, November g, a temperance meeting will be held in the Congregational church. It is hoped there will be 6 large attendance, thus testifyine their interest in the cause. It is time the people fully areused to the inroads of intemperance in this plsce-men and boys reeling in the streets. All should beware how they entice the young wfh light beverages. It is hoped that the dealers in intoxicants will he soon con. vinced of their error or be dealt with by stern justice.
 Does not our state law resd: "Every person who shall do any secular business or labor, except works of necessity or
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Bridgeport, ,ll05 MainSt.
OUR NEIGHBORS.
SOUTH BRITAIN.

LOCAL JOTTINGs.
 The many friends of Mrs J. H. Cassidy will be glad to hear she is now gaining quite rapidly. Dr Green is attending her.
 Mrs D. M. Mitchell and daughter, Charlotte, spent few days in New York this week.
 J. B. Cassidy has been improving his store by adding an addition on the rear, 12x15 feet.
 Frank K. Ebitts is making a number of repairs about his house. Harry Wilson of Southbury is doing the work.
 Harry Wilson has the contract for building Wallace Tomlinson's new mouse at Quaker Farms. Mr Wilson began work there, this week.
 The iron bridge over the Housatonic river at Bennett's Bridge Is receiving . new coat of paint. Parties from Water bury are doing the work.
 The annual misslonary tea given by the ladies' missionary society of the Congre- gational church, Friday evening, was . decided success in every way. There were many present and delightful evening was enjoyed by all, ss was also the bountiful collation. prepared by the ladies.
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SHERMAN.
THE VOTE IN SHERMAN.

THE VOTE IN SHERMAN. Mckinley 12s; Bryan AZ. Governor, George P. Mclean 125; Samuel l.. Bronson 43. Representative in Congress, Ebepeze, J. Hill 126; Charles P. Lyman 42. Senator, Sturges Whitlock 125; Mi. chael J. Houlihan 46. Judge of Probate, John N. Woodruff r 106; Daniel B. Mallory d 62.
 Representative. Mills Hungerford T 126; Charles A. Mallory 3S.
 AN ENJOYABLE FELLOWSHIP MEETING.
 A fellowship meeting was held in the Congregational church, last Thursday, and was largely attended. These meetings are very pleasant and interesting, and the people are sure of good lunch and good time when they come to Sherman.
 John Clark, who has been i'll several weeks, died Monday morning.
 MT and Mrs D. D. Gray spent Satur-
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preaching Dy the pastor; 645 D m., the Christian E,deavor meeting vill be united, with Clifford Curtis and R.v George W. Servis as leaders. It is ex. pected that . quartet If young people will sing.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
LOCAL TOPICS.

Miss Helen Jennings spent part of this week with Mrs s. K. Lobdell.
 Mrs Slade of Cornwall Bridge is the guest of friends on Congress street.
 Frank Tripp is moving his family into the HeZekiah Banks,
 Mrs 0. R. Brothwell is erecting barn on her newly-purchased property. Charles Gray has the contract.
 Mrs W: c. Bulkley is entertaining her friend, Miss Mallory, of Albany, N. Y.
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BEDDING.
THE VOTE IN BEDDING

THE VOTE IN KIDDING Mckinley 213; Bryan 127. Mclean 214, Bronson 139. Hill 214. Lyman 139. Whitlock 2l3, Houlihan 133. Representatives elected are A. H. Da- Vis and w. Fl. Hill, both republicans.
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The Wholesale Market.

DGEPORT.-REP0RTED BY BUCK &
 DARLING.
 Butter, choice creamery prints, ssc, choice creamery tnbs e8a36, choice dairy e2a2s fair 12al4; dairy cheese l2al4; fresh near, bv eeGs' sssso @ cts doz; chickens. loals ID; fowls hoaa seeee Stsl So: calves. 9e10; pigs ea7; Su. white 76ae! bu. yellow b0e66; cahbaSes sss [ neod cesrots SoeS5 bui turnips 2sasO; celery pea % b9; honey 16a1sc Ib: bees Wax ssaSo: apples. BaldWdns 00al 50 bbl; Eros nj 1es i :G6 2.:0a8 .O0 bu. "~'e
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KIDDLEBURY.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL ITEMS.
 The meeting of the Ladias' Aid society of the c Congregational church has been postponed until next week Wednek day
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SOUTHBURY.

soUTHBURY ELECTION RETURNS.
 Whole number of votes cast, 265.
 Representative, Fl. W. Beecher, F. 148 : a. A. Matthewe, d, 1O8. Governor, Mclean, T, 136; Bronson, d, Senator, Durand, r, 14e; Kennedy, d, Judge of Probate, James Huntington, eand d, 250.
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CLOAKS.

ensilage cutters, Hero and American feed
 mills. shelters. wood saws, the ceiebrated
 steel wind mills with galvanized steel or wood towers steel tanks, corn huskers seed
 CTS, hay 1Oaders, etc. I am also a0er f tcr Clark Cutawav harrows. Farm MschtnarV The Olds Bates and Edmonds and Burners Gas and Gasoline Engines. shall be pleas- ments, or call at my house. WATTER F GLOVER. Newtown, Conn. Agent for Tair aeld, New Haven and part of Litchdeid 0ouu ties.