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Hall BcScntcnccd.

OGLETHoRpE, Ca, April 2.-Judge
Llttl2john has rc2cntcnccd Joo Hall to
be hanged. The date for the execution
Is May 3. 1t will be remembered that
Hall was tried at the last term of sune.
rlor court. convicted and sentenced his
attorneys carrying the case to the su-
prcme court, where the lower courts de.
CiSiOn was sustained.
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Quiet Prevails In Nicaragua.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Dispatches re.
ceivcd by Acting Secretary Allen from
Captain Meade, commanding the cruiser
Philadelphia, and Commander Duncan
Kennedy, commanding the Detroit, re-
port that no trouble exists in either Mic
a,,aoua or Costa Rica.
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st. Augustine Hotel Sold.

ST. AUGUsrINN, Fla, April 4.-Ono of
the largest and most Important real es-
city for many years was coDsummatad
cn Saturday last, when the Florida
House changed ownership. This valu-
able property has been owned for NUM-
Der of years by T. M. Leonard but it
was buoght on Saturday by Joseph H.
LYNN of this city.
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South Georgia Extension.

QUITEAN, Ga, April 4.-The engineer
ing crops of the South Georgia railroad
has just left here on the final survey for
the location of the extension toward
Tampa and the right of way is being Sc
as the route is decided ON work may be-
yin AT once,
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Negroes Going North.

RALEIGH, March 31.-There is an OK
odus Of negroes from this state TO the
north. They are leaving every dav, and
1t Is estimated that more than 1000 will
leave here within the next 30 days A
negro LABOR agent here, states that they
arc wanted all the way from New Jer-
sey to Maine Us servants.
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Carolina Mayors to Meet.

SPARrANBURU, S. c., April 4.-Tha
fourth annual convention of the mayors
of the state of South Carolina will be
held in Spartanburg on Wednesday,
May 2, lasting three days. Tho object
of this meeting is the general improve
mont of cyery branch of municipal gov
ernmcnt by II practical study and discus
sion of municipal affairs.
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Death of an American.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 4. Sidney
Schmey, prominent member of the
American colony in this city, died sud.
denly at Branlefort recently.
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Investigation Ordered

COLUMBIA, S. c., March 31.--Special
agents OF the United States treasury de-
partmcnt arc to make a'careful investi.
CATION of the alleged storing of contra.
bahd Iquor IN the United Sta tes Gus
tOmhOuSC Mt Charleston ~
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70 Establish Hoop Factory.

CHATTANOOGA, April "A company
has been formed here with $4,000 capi-
tai to build and operate barrel hoop
and building lath plant. 1t will make
$4,000 barrel hoops daily. Ample means
is behind the enterprise when needed to
make it q success .
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New Cigar Factory at Tampa.

TAMPA, Fla, April with the COM
ing of the fourth month of the year,
Tampa sees its fourth new cigar factory
Flor de Cuba factory, a branch of the
Cuban American Manufacturing com
pany, has started to work under the
management of Juan Ganzalcz.
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Allen Fuller HANGED

MACON, April 2.-Allen Full er, the
negro murderer of Mrs. PottI e, was
hanged i'll the Jail here at II O Gle ok. He
wa wa" pronounced dead five minute after
the drop fell. He protested hi, inno.
cence to the last.
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Tr. G.. W. A,U5TEII,
Physician and Surgeon,

Ofors his professional services 70
the paop'e Of Union. Office 10 Bank
Hui1diDg. Leave calls at Union
Dug C". store nr ring up Pho%e No.
- FOR rr0mPl service.
- Al.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
NOTICE..

All persons having business con-
nec.ed with the Water Works or
Electric Lights will call at office Of
the Com missioner in the Bank Build
ing mt the top Of steps Bachelor street
entrance.
We have placed Mr.. l.. G. Young
in chorge and any business left with
him will have prompt attention.
Phone No. 50. f. NJ. FARR,
Chairman.
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people who take boarders to accommodate
Che help employed by G. b. Thompson.
IC Ia reported that Arthur StroDg Ia TO
work the farm OF Chauncey Beers, the
coming year.
George Strong has very much improv-
ed his home by new covering, paint and
new porch across the front, the COM
bined change making 1t very pleasant
and attractive.
Misses Sarah Kyle of New Haven Id
visiting friends in town for few days,
this week.
David G. Sanford returned from New
7 crk on Monday evening, where be has
been the guest of his brother, CHARLES G.
Sanford, for the past three weeks.
Mrs Andrew 8. Roberts and Master
James Roberts and Miss Marion How
land of New Milford were the guests of
Mrs Ellie Roberts on Wednesday Of this
week.
William Kyle ia the guest OF friends in
New Haven, this week.
DIR Robert s. Todd of New Milford
was in town one day this week.
Mr. and Mrs Burton Garfield and Miss
Mary A. Morris have returned home af-
ter pleasant visit with friends in New
York.
Mrs Arthur Strong and Mrs Warren
Pitcher, who were the guests Of friends
in Danbury recently, have returned
home.
Dame Rumor says there are to be
number OF dances in the village, to take
place between now and the beginning of
Lent.
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WASHINGTON.


THE BENEDICT LECTURE. RECITAL.
Those who attended the lecture recital
given under the auspices of the Monday
CLUB last Friday evening, report very
enjoyable time. Miss Marie Benedict,
the blind pianist, rendered her selections
in skillful manner. Her fine touch and
excellent powers Of Interpretation elicit
feature OF the program was that Miss
Benedict explained certain parts OF the
numbers and also recited appropriate
poems. The evening was most enter
tanning and instructive one.
Mr. Twyeffort OF Paris, France, who is
visiting in this country. spent Sunday
with his two boys, who are GUnnery
students.
On Friday evening Of this week the
Spencer club will give dance in the hail
on the Green. Preceding the dance will
be lecture by the famous humorist,
James Burdette. The lecture begins at
7.30, and admission ia 25c. A large at
tendance ia anticipated. Following the
lecture CAMS orchestra will furnish the
music for the dancers. Ice cream and
cake will be served. The tickets for
da acing are SOC.
A. G. Titus went to New Haven for
two days, last week.
a MISS Obrah WOOCruH Is Ill AID under
the doctors care.
The treasury Of the D. A. r. was in
creased by $l4, the sum realized by the
successful cake walk.
Mrs Huidah Beach visited two days,
last week, at her sisters, Mrs Eliza I'll
tus'.
Miss Meta O'Dell returned, last week,
from over two weeks visit with friends
in New Haven.
Mrs Clara Pond returned from q visit
to Mrs Bronson in New Haven.
Mrs Edna Logan is visiting Mrs Bron-
son in New Haven.
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to Haven, Monday, 70 meet the
'silroad company in behalf Of the town
in regard to railroad crossings.
Miss K. White is visiting In Glovers-
vile, N. Y.
Miss Esther White returned, Saturday,
from weeks sojourn with friends. in
New York.
L. r. Hurlbuts has made q business
trip to Buffalo, recently.
s. j. Miller returned, Saturday, from
business trip to Chicago.
Charles Tanner made q business trip
to Norwalk, Tuesday.
r. w. Abbott spent Sunday at his
home here.
j. A. Godfrey spent Sunday in Nor
walk.
Jesse Williams visited his parents, Sun
dav.
Ga account of the storm there was not
very large attendance at the measuring
sociabl3 given in the hall by the Ladies'
Aid society, last week Thursday evening.
Charles Patrick of Van Nest cal ed on
friends here, Monday.
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CANNON.
rHE GILRERT GoLDEN WEDDING.

Mr. and Mrs William Gilbert celebrated
their fiftieth Or "golden" wedding, Mon.
day, January q. A large number Of
friends and relatives from out of town
were present and in the evening friends
and neighbors gave them surprise.
Among the presents were sugar spoon,
pocketbook, lady's geld chain, gold
mounted cut class salt and pepper set,
Cupid gold clock, $62 IN gold and other
valuable presents. Mrs Gilbert has a
mother living In Bridgeport, aged 81
years. Mr. Gilbert was 76 years old last
December and Mrs Gilbert was SO last
May. Mr. and Mrs Gilbert ara members
of Methodist Zion Hill church In tbi
place. There were q number OF letter
of congratulations read by Rev J. Bri =
from other ministers who have preach 4
here. Mr. Gilbert has worked for t..
Gilbert 81 Bennett Manufacturing Co 81
Georgetown for As years and still work
there.
ID. White and gentleman friend Yale
spent Sunday at Mrs NJ. A. WIFI e's.
r. G. Abbott spent Sunday ~ bis
mother.
Charles Tanner and son visited friends
in Ncrwalk, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs T.. H. Warncke visited
friends In Darien, Sunday.
Charles Lindblom is spending few
days in town.
Mrs B. r. Brown has been confined to
the house for few days with . cold.
G.. r. Brown and b. B. Osborn went
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5. Comstock's on Wednesday afternoon,

Quite a number from here attended the
Installation of officers in Ellsworth
Grange, last Wednesday evening. A boun-
tiful repast was enjoyed after very in.
teresting Lecturers hour.
Miss Ella Comstock returned, last Fri
day, from q three weeks stay in Bridge
port.
A very pleasant party was he Id at NJ.
A. Hallock's in Cornwall, Friday even
ing. A number of couples from here at
tended and al report fine time.
Measles and whooping cough are about
us. Quite number of cases are report
ed.
Daniel Hall is quite sick. DR. Cur5iss
attends him.
People are again at work harvesting
ice, which is Of very good quality.
Walter Benedict had a very nice robe
taken from his carriage, last Fkiday ev-
ening. Any one finding or returning
the same to him will receive suitable
reward.
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WOODBURY.,
HoTCHK1ssvILLE AND VICINITY.

aS1CdhlS6R LILLE AND VICINITY.
John Fox's little nine-months-old baby
died Saturday afternoon, with diphtheria.
One other child is sick with the same dis
ease. Three older children were sent
away to relative; two of them are
down sick. The two houses are quaran-
tined. DR. Smith is in attendance.
George Knox is sick and unable to at
tend to his usual occupation.
John Hilton has an attack of pleurisy.
Thomas France, who has been to New
York to have an operation performed,
has returned home.
Michael Picket cut bad cash in his
foot about 10 days ago. The wound was
dressed by DR. e. l.. Smith and Mr. Pick
EFT is getting along nicely.
Rev E. r. Reynolds, the popular pas
tor Of the Methodist church, has been in
vited to return for another year.
Mrs Sidney Stiles of Southbury has
been quite seriously ill, but is improving
under the skilltul treatment of Dr. D. r.
Rodger.
Francis Stiles of Southbury has been
quite i'll with bronchial pneumonia and is
now recovering, despite the fact that he
is above 80 years OF age. DR. D. r. Rod
ger attends MIN.
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WATERFOWL.
OAKVILLE AND VICINITY,

a sociable was held in the New Union
church, last week, one evening, and nu-
merous ways to get money we're used.
The amount taken in was about $40.
Joseph Capewell goes to school in Wa
terbury.
Warner and Twiss are very busy in
their wagon shop.
Frederick Fitch of Watertown has
built the cellar for James Griffen's new
house.
Morton Taylor had one finger on his
only hand hurt very badly in a machine
at j. F. Boards factory few days ago.
A. A. Stone takes ride occasionally
with the bicycle wagon.
William Russell has sold another horse.
G. L, Besrdslee offers to sell or rent
the place he lives in, and he also has a
good tenement to rent on Riverside.
There was preaching in the Union
church, Sunday, by W. r. Fletcher.
Services were also held in All Saints
church.
A service of profanity was held on the
ice within about 100 feet Of both churches,
during the services of both, by about Is
young men ard boys. This has occurred
before several times and it is thought
about time to stop it.
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the Chicago aermotors, for which he Ia
agent, TO Howard B. Curtis, and 1t is to
be put up at once.
GEORGETOWN.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

~~NS-AA AMI F1SANIIIs
Willis Mills OF Southport has been Wis.
iting Chester Mills.
The Georgetown Whist club met with
Miss Margaret Connery, January 10. The
prizes were won by Miss May Driscoll
and William Hunter.
Miss Alice Stocking has been out rid.
ing this week, the first time she has been
out of doors in several months.
Mrs Beach is very i'll with the grip
Miss Theresa Webb is caring for her.
Eugene Parketon has returned from q
vieit to his daughter, Mrs w. T. Pardee.
in Ansonia.
Mrs Char les Godfrey and daughter OF
Stamford we're guests of Mira Geor &c
Godfrey. last week.
Miss Kate Connery's pet dog was poi.
soned, last week.
Mrs T. M. Stocking has been sick
with cold.
Garrett Dykeman has been very sick
but is able to be out again.
Miss Carrie Raymond of Danburv was
guest Of her sister, Mrs T. M. Stock
ing, over Sunday.
Fred Foster is able to be out again.
A number from this place drove to
Norwalk to a dance, last week.
Miss Mary Perry had q birthday
party, last week. The guests were de
lightfully' entertained.
Eugene Parketon is sick with severe
cold,
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WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY.

Rev Mr. Prindle gave sermon to the
children, Sunday, that was much appre.
ciated by the older ones, too. The pas
tor has also large chart put in the
church that is very helpful in the study
of the Sunday school lesson. The En-
deaYor meeting was veil attended in the
afternoon, and four new members joined.
The pastors sermon will be Of unusual
interest on Sunday. 'Chrst In our
lives" will be the subject.
Several children in the Werder family
ara i'll.
Chicken pox Is prevalent and nearly
every house has been visited with it.
Miss Erma Wheeler returned Saturday.
She has spent several days in Shelton.
D. A. Nichols and George Drew began
harvesting ice, Tuesday. The Jennings
Brothers assisted them.
Mr. and Mrs [. D. Drew made visit to
New York for few days, this week.
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GAYLoRDsv1LLE AND VICINITY.

Theodore Carlson is quite i'll with neu-
ralgia of the stomach.
A. B. Hyde, Mr. Smith, the proprietor
of the creamery, with two friends who
came up with him, and Will Hungerford,
spent day last week fl hing at Spectacle
pond, and brought home between 80 and
so fab, some weighing three pounds or
more each.
Ereskine Bradley has moved his family
to New Milford, where he has hired out
for year. Mr. Bradley was an earnest
worker in the church and good citizen
and kind neighbor and will be missed.
The Thursday evening prayer meetings
are being held during the Geld weather at
the homes in the vicinity of the church.
This week 1t ia at Mrs Mary Hendryx's.
C.M. Carter, A. a. EBarlow's efficient
clerk, Ia taking two weeks vacation.
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HUNTINGTON.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

Invitations are out for party to be
given in honor of Miss Gladys Comfort
Smiths fifth birthday at the home of her
parents, MIR and MRS A. s. Smith, on Sat-
urday, February 3, from 3 until 6.
Miss Rebecca Mcdonald is visiting MIR
and Mrs Duncan Mcdonald.
Rev Mr. Pangburn was away on Sun
day and the pulpit was supplied by the
Rev Mr. Moore of Y ale Seminary.
Miss May Bailey has returned after
spending few days with relatives in
MiddletOwn.
John Turner and family are now NOV
ing from Lewis Curtis place to Shelton.
Owing to the snow storm on Sunday
evening no services were held in the
churches.
Mrs Fred Wooster, who has been uf-
ferng With blood poisoning, is somewhat
better.
MRS Alonzo Hill is in Seymour caring
for the sick.
Mrs William Latin of Stratford and
Miss Eleanor Buckingham of New Ha-
ven visited at E. s. Hawley's, last week.
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KENT.
NORTH KENT AND VICINITY.

Mr. and Mrs Clark Page of Newtown
visited Mrs L. A. Sarlee, last week.
The card party was he Id at Miss jose
phine Mosher's, last week, about 20 be-
ing present. al! enjoyed a very pleas
ant evening. Star ley Sal les won the
mems prize and Lima Bull the ladies'.
Refreshments were served at late hour.
This week 1t was held at the home of Miss
Mary Lorch. After the card party, they
went for a straw ride. Bell' aud horns
could be heard all through the neighbour
hood.
Your correspondent sends earnest con-
gratulations and best wishes to Mr. and
Mrs Wing on the event of their marriage.
Mrs L. A. Sarles visited relatives In
Seymour, last week.
Mr. Boyd has recently returned to his
home in Schylerville, n. Y, on account
of the sudden Illness of his mother.
Stanley Sarles, while chOpping In the
woods, cut his foot quite badly.
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GRANGE ITEMS.

At the last meeting of the Grange the
installation OF Ulcers took place. The
installing officers were j. Ell. and T. e.
Brakeman of Houaatonic Grange, who
performed the work in very acceptable
manner. A. e. Linley upon taking the
Masters chair made good speech. AL
so addresses we're made by visiting pa.
irons. It was bitter cold night but the
average number of patrons were present.
The next meeting will be in charge of
the overseer, L. A. Rawley, and no
doubt we shall have a very interesting
meeting. The lecturer is busy prepar-
ing the programs for the coming year.
Mrs Harriet Nichols, who has been
very sick with the grip, Is much better.
S. J. Parks contemplates putting tel
ephone in his store in the near future.
It is hoped he will, for it will be found
very convenient many times.
Mrs Austin Nichols is slowly improv-
ing.
Miss Frances Huxford Of New York is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Austin Nichols.
Miss Frances Eaton spent Tuesday
with her sister, Mrs W. r. White.
Mrs Belden is entertaining friends
from out Of town.
A daughter has arrived at the home of
Mrs I. e. Booth.
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THE APPETITE or A GrAT

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out OF order. All
such should know that DR. King's New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach spd
Liver Remedy, gives splendid appetite,
sound digestion and regular bodily ha-
bit that lnsures perfect health and great
energy. Only 25c. at &. 81. Beers & Co.,
Newtown; s. c. Bull & Co. ESandy
Hook; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station;
Edward A. Honan, Merwinsvflle ;willism
j. Beehler, Brookfield William B. Haw-
ley, Sherman, drug stores.
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Fairfield County.
NICHOLS.

THE ENERGETIC WORK OF NICHOLS La
DIES,
The report Of the Ladies' Aid society
OF the Methodist church, which was read
at their annual meeting, January Is, was
very gratifying to all. The amount of
money now on hand for the new church
fund is $1O33. There is also fund in
the Sunday school which was raised some
years ago by two or three classes which
now amounts to about 5000, and it
begins to look as IL the new church would
be built next year. The Ladies' Aid So
ciety plan to hold four entertainments
within the coming year instead of one
every month as they have done in previ-
Gus years, the frat one to be held some
time in March.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

The ladies and young people of the
Methodist church are making preperS-
tions for musical cantata entitled "a
Dress Rehearsal" to be given some time
in March.
James Durward has entertained his
nephew and niece from Bristol, recently.
viii Batcheller and family of Bridge
port spent Sunday at Henry e. Reeds.
O'car Plumb has visited relatives out
Of town.
Miss Edith G. Nichols spent last week
in Bridgeport with her friend, Miss
Florence Beach.
Mrs Henry e. Reed sprained her ankle
quite severly by falling of from a chair,
last Monday morning. DR. Cogswell is
in attendance. Mrs Reed has the sympa-
thy Of a large circle of friends.
Mrs Warren e. Plumb spent several
days, last week, In Long Hill.
John B. Nichols is soon to erect a fine
barn on his premises. Frank Baldwin
and Daniel nj. Nichols have been engag-
ed to do the work.
Burr Curtis has been on the sick list
| DR. @. r. Lewis of Stratford attended.
Oscar B. Plumb recently visited his
aunt, Mrs Charlotte Olmstead of Nor.
walk.
Mrs Charles Thorpe has spent the pasi
week in Stratford, caring for her mother
Mrs William Booth, who has been sick
| Oscar B. Plumb and Miss Olmstaad re
Gently visited Mrs George Holmes Of
StratfoYd.
Miss Harriet wellington, who has
been spending q number of weeks with
her sister, Mrs Ada Secor or Black Rock
returned home. last week.
William Wellington, the popular black
smith, has sold his horse to bridgeport
parties and now is looking for good
family horse, one that is fair driver.
Charles B. Nichols and family OF Mon
roe we're guests, one day last week, Of
Mr. Nichols parents, Mr. and Mrs Isaat
E. Nichols.
w. B. Curtis has recently sold one o.
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NEW HAVEN.

from last Friday Until Monday of the
present week with her uncle's family, J..
e. o born.
Mrs R. G. Mallory and two youngest
children are at this writing contemplate
ing a visit to Bridgeport, this week.
Mss Bertha Mallory, who has been viz
ting there for some time, will return
with them.
Mrs Helen Waldron was confined in
doors for three days, last week, with a
cold and very stiff neck.
David Osborn and family were with his
p7rente, last Sunday.
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WHAT DO THE CHILDREs ptrsE9

Don't give them tea CT coffee Have
you tried the new food d. ipk called
Grain-o. 1t is delicious snd pourishing
and takes the place of coffee. The more
Grain-o you give the children the more
health you distribute through their sys-
TENS. Grain-o Is made of pure grains,
the choice grades Of coffee but costs about
as much. All grocers sell it. 15c
ard Csc.
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WESTON.
wEsToN's PROSPEROUS GRANGE.

The newly elected officers of Norfie Id
Grange were installed by State Overseer
Fanton, assisted by Sister Frances See.
ley of Easton Grange on Friday evening.
J. Clarence Jackson will occupy the Mas.
ter's chair with George A. Sturges a.
oVerseer and Frank P. Lane, lecturer.
William Geoppler is steward, with c. scar
Budd and Miss Mabel Sturges as assist
ants; Arthur G. Bradley chaplain; Sam
uel Fancher, gatekeeper: Harry jackson,
secretary and Mrs T. W. Tread we'll,
treasurer. The Goddess chain will be
grace by Miss Nettie Bradley as Flora.
Mrs MYRTLE Scofield, Ceres and Miss
Alma Fanton as Pomona, while Mrs
Helen Godfrey will preside at the piano.
A fioe turkey supper was erioyed by ii
present.
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LITTLE BOSTON AND UmPAwAUa.

The order of n. <. o. P. met at the
home of Henry Osborne, last Saturday
evening. Many guests were present and
after the regular business was transact.
ed, very pleasant and social hour was
spent.
Mrs Emily Mix of Wa!lingford was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs A. e. Banks,
last Monday.
Henry Beers of Bridgeport was in
town, last week.
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BRIDGEWATER.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

y. B. Pitcher Is In Pennsylvania In be-
he Ii Of bis tobacco interests.
The singing school is reported as being
well attended and much interest shown.
Mrs s. a. Lyons, who has been spend
ing q few weeks with her daughter in
Brooklyn, has returned home.
The village requires more houses and