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WATERFOWL.



Mrs Charles Bradley ia very much out
of health. Mrs. Grant is taking care OF
her.
Miss Lucy Tuttle is very feeble. This
is a case that the Wstertown ficials had
ought to see to and help; as they help
good many less worthy ones, but OF
course she cannot vote.
The houses of John Ineson, Joseph
Beard, Robert Warner and the Baldwin
house are all in Polk district by the sur
vey last week, inste ad of South district.
WatertOwn has commenced to pay for
building sidewalks at the Center.
Mr. and Mrs Hurd are at their daugh.
ter's, Mrs Frank Douglass, arriving Sat
urday from the West.
Messrs Hine, Skagen and others have
bought lots on Melrose and Clarence
Morey the one of Mr. Abbey on Railroad
avenue.
Mr. Davis of Newton Heights has built
barn.
Mr. Coon has had pretty house and
barn built on Newton Heights and moved
from Waterbury.
Byron Newton was willed the house
occupied by Alexander Anderson by Mrs
Charles Newton.
The Y's are to meet at the Union
church, Tuesday evening.
Miss Whitehead is recovering from the
fever.
Robert slye has moved his family to
Waterbury.
Frank Ineson has bought house or
Morning Side, Waterbury, and is occu
plying it.
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BRIDGEWATER,
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

Mrs Frederick j. Terrill and Miss May
Ter1ill of Wellsville spent last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs G. B. Mead.
F. W. Warner and family of Pumpkin
Hill we're the recent guests Of J. Il. Keel
er and family.
The Congregational Sunday school has
been presented with so new books, the
gift of Messrs Charles and Kenneth
Weeks of Bridgeport.
MI Allen of Hartford WAS the guest Of
D. 81. Garfield few days this week.
Mrs George Toussaint of New Milford
was the guest of Mrs Mark McEslin on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Dwight Wheeler close
their house in town, this week, and re-
turn to their home in Bridgeport.
Mrs Andrew Roberts and children Of
New Milford spent Friday with friends
in town.
Master F. 8. Roberts, who was go seri-
ously injured, last week, is more C I'M
Portable at this writing, but it will be
'ome time yet before he will climb anoth-
er tree.
Mr. and Mrs Mark McEslin spent Sun
day In New Milford.
Miss Sarah Jones Of Brookfeld WAS
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NEW PRESTON.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

F.S. Brown and D. e. Granniss attend
ed as delegates to the congressional con-
vention at Bridgeport, last week. Your
correspondent fails to remember in the
annals of this village that the candidate
for congressional honors in either party
has been found successfully here. While
some journals have endeavored to main
tain that no one could be found
willing to run the race, the
writer admires Mr. Lyman's spirit
in being willing to again enter the con
upon this most honorable notice by his
party.
Several from this vicinity we're at New
town fair, last week, and all speak
most favorably of their reception
there and the efforts manifested On
the part of Newtown people to make the
aft air complete su ccess.
r. S. Brown and family have, this
week, again opened their cottage bere for
winter occupancy.
A. @. Caskey and family of Detroit,
Mich, again took possession of Mrs L.
NJ. Sperry's cottage, last week, for the
winter.
Sherman Cogswell, 81, is putting on q
short addition to the cottage he recently
purchased Of Mrs Alkaline Beardsley.
John 81. Ferris superintends the carpen-
ter work.
J. e. Granniss, with bus load from
this place, attended the fair at Great Bar
rington on Thursday Of last week, going
by rail from Cornwall Bridge.
Next week at Pavilion hall we are
promised as campaign orators, Hon ".
II. Platt. U. S. S., of this town, and Hon
E. J..Hill, our;congressman,o of Norwalk.
We hope they will meet with warm re.
ception.
terbury over Sunday.
Frank Cable is seriously considering
the advisability of removing his family
to Carmel Hill, Bethlehem, where farm
has been fred him to take charge Of
the coming year.
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NEW FAIRFIELD,
MONDAYS ELECTION,

MONDAY ELECTION.
The Town meeting on Monday passed
off quietly. The new faction created less
disturbance and was not any more sue
ceaeful than laet year. The followirg
officers were elected: For selectmen,
James 8. Whitehead, David 81. Disbrow,
Alexander B. Brush; treas urer. Russell
Marshall Treadwell, Samuel b. Gerow;
board of relief, william 81. Stevens,
Crosby D. Wood, Hubbard ". Brown {;
cons tables, Hendrick 81. Wildman, Jr.,
Frederick Tt fee, Wesley B. Wildman ;
collector of taxes, John A. Waldron !;
grand Jurors, William J. Hewlett, Fran.
els G. Durgy, George W. Trueedale ;
school visitors for three years, Hendrich
81. Wildman, Elijah P. Brown audisorf
John J. Treadw we'll, Elijah P. Brown reg.
istrars of voters, Hendricks Fl. Wildman,
Elijah P. Brown; library directors for
three years, Marshall Treadwell, Robe r;
Chatterton, Alexander A. Brush, Isaac
S. Knapp; agent town deposit fund,
Alexander B. Brush.
CARLOS KELLOGG SENT TO MIDDLETO IN
Carlos Kellogg was brought befor.
Juetice 'Jennings on Wednesday for trial
for the shooting of Joe Joyce. The priR.
oner was turned over to the Probate
Court of Sherman for examination and
pronounced insane and committed to the
asylum at Middletown. Lawyer Addie
of New Milford appeared for the prose
cution and 81. 81. Wildman for defense
Joel Joyce was not seriously irjured by
| the shooting.
The proprietors of Remy's show hav'
decided to travel no more this aea son
They have hired s. A. tBarnum's houe'
for their winter quarters and one Of tn
firm has started meat wagon.
Nearly every one is taking In the Dan
bury fair, this week. There are not q
many exhibits as usual from this place.
Mrs Marcus Ferris of Katonah, N. Y.
is visiting her old neighbors.
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speaker Appropriate. special music will
form a part OF the services. All are well
come to these services.

speaker Apprentice, special music will
come to these services.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO ]. e. THOMPSON.
While J. e. Thompson was shaking an
apple tree, last week Saturday, limb
broke causing him to lose his balance
and fall to the ground distance OF
about Is feet. he bruised his spine bad
~ and the fall made him quite lame 80
that he is confined to his bed. DR. Rodger
of Woodbury. is attending him.
N. 81. Bloss' son is quite sick with ty-
phoid fever in q milo form. He has
trained nurse and DR. Hartman of Wood
bury Is attending him.
Mrs A. G. Lake is now able to sit up
for an hour or two each day.
Highways. 1867 80 and $3.50 oue on the con,
tract that expired october making total OF
$9O2.se; bridges and sluices. $74 IS; grading
williams hill, $43'.1 ;.watering tubs, $40;
schools. sli9S 81; Communication tax. $ss; inter.
est on town orders, $2s3 Al, nearly all OF the
ss other ITEMS to bring the
ponses OF the town up to 83959 81. me town
aas zed to Foaar Of
+ bury were at her tather's.J j. e. Thompson's'
Carr watson is Frustrated by illness but his
physician predicts he will soon be among us
again. ,.,,
d.
Carmel Hill school.
Mrs Philip Waldron has returned from
visit among friends.
| Mrs Eva Arnold and sons have returned to
their New Haven home.
Mrs j. B. Porter is visiting friends:1n Hart
ford, Mertden and AnsOniR.
Miss Agnes Bloss has gone to her uncle's,
Theodore Atwood's, in WATERFOWL Tor the
winter.
Clinton Judson of Watertown was in
town, Friday, and called on his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Judson.
Mrs Wilbur Judson accompanied her
daughter, Miss Edith Judson of Plants.
Vile, on her recent trip to New York to
| buy her millinery stock. Miss Judson
has taken q new store in Plantsville.
Miss A. M. Daniels has placed piano.
Ia in her home, which is attached when
desired to her fine piano. She expects
to return to Waterbury about November
IL.
Elford Taylor is moving from Mrs
| Stillson's house on Carmel into the house
| with his grandfather, George Clark.
Theodore Bird is having quite extern
| sives improvements made at his mill, put
ting in new iron flume, supported by
mason work. Saxton & French Of Wood
bury did the work, assisted. by Clarence
| Spencer and others.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
gave 10c supper at the chapel, Friday
evening, which was we'll patronized de.
spite the threatening weather. Miss
Bird is the superintendent of the society,
and this isIone::of theimany ways in which
| she takes up Christian work.
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REDDINa.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
Rev E. Smith of Bethel occupied the
pulpit at the Methodist church on Sum-
day, September 20.
Mrs Goodale and daughter have re.
turned home after spending the summer
at Amherst, Mass.
Hezzie Nickerson was home on SUM-
day.
Prof Homer Smith who has been with
his brother, DR. Smith, during the SUM-
mer, has accepted position in the Phila-
delphia University.
Miss Emily Hill of Birmingham is at
her old home for q short time.
Mr. and MIS- Charles Hannafcrd of
Chicago are visiting their sister. Mrs
Henry Sanford.
John Tucker was obliged to kill q
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WOODBURY..

ROTCHKISSVILLE AND VICINITY.
The Curley Cutlery Co. have moved to
Brooklyn. Most OF the men employed
here have gone. Some of them will be
missed.
William Crowell and family have re-
turned from Nova Scotia having had an
outing Of ~ weeks. They report good
time, all except rough trip home.
Some OF the men here have an idea of a
clam bake on Sunday. They repair to
some spring in shady place where there
is plenty of water to drink. Now it
seems that some other day than Sunday
would be better for clam bakes.
II the young man, when he goes to see
his best girl would leave his dog at home
or try and find him when he goes home
and not leave him to disturb people by
barking it would please large number
John Amber of Southbury and Miss
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PLATTSVILLE.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL ITEM

Rev j. Blythe pree coed a fl re SER
uo,, last Su cay, from the text, Lsmen-
ta lopt i: l. "How is the gold become
dim ho ' i, the most fine gold changed !"
IS Fannie Sherwood of Bridgeport
spent last week at j. W. Sherwood's.
Emory Sanford and Miss Sanford OF
Rtddihg epe1 Sunday at A. j. Clarke.
Mrs L. A. Beers and George Gregory
are visiting at Jesse l.. Beers at Pfovi-
dence, r. L.
Mr. WILSON, and family are soon to
move to Bridgeport.
Quite number from this place attend
ed me Newtown fair; also the Danbury
fair.
Ebes Gould and G. B. Beers were ap'
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1t is we'll to know that DeWjtt's Witch
Haze Salve will heal burn and stop the
pain at once. It will cure eczema and
skin diseases and ugly wounds and sores
1t Is q certain cures for piles. Counter
feits may be offered you. See that you
get the original DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. r. q. Beers q Co., Newtown; s
G. Bull & Co., Sandy Hook; A. B
Brakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,
Stepney; A. B. Fancher Hawleyville.
w. n. Hurd, Long Hill.
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the guest of her aunt, Mrs Daniel Can.
field on SUNDAY.
Edward Fl. Pitcher of Brookfield was
In Town on Sunday.
Walter Peck of New Milford was In
town, this week.
Mrs. H. NJ. Jeseup entertained friends
from Sprir g fl ED and Railway, N. j., and
South itain, last week.
Rev Mr. Montgomery from New Haven
occupied the Congregational pulpit, last
SUNDAY.
H. w. Treat is building filo..
Bridgewater was we'll represented at
the Ne ~town fair, last week.
A new membe~, Miss Be ssie Smith,
was received at the Grange meeting, last
week.
OF a dozen or more wells in the village,
drinking water is obtainable from three
ly aud that embraces but small por.
ton of the village. Unless heavy rains
come soon, there is fair promise of wa.
ter famine.
Late news from Mr. aud Mrs G. W.
Hatch reports them in London soon to
be enroute for Paris and the exposition.
Mrs W. W Welton and daughter are
visiting in Litchfi Id, this week.
People have commenced picking the
apples left on the trees.
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WEST MORRIS.
BRIEFLY NOTED.

BRIEFLY NOTED.
Mrs Minerva Parmalee Of Waterbury
is visiting at George Mobiles.
G. 81. Dwy has sold his place here and
will move to Torrington, this week. Mrs
Sarah Dwy will accompany him.
Maurice Bowen has hired the house OF
F. B. Wheeler and has gone to house
keeping.
George E. Emmons went to Bridge
port, the 9th, to assist in nominating
for Congress the hon G. P. Lyman OF
New Preston.
Mrs F. A. Powers has sold "Maple
Ridge farm" to j. T.. Stafsurom. Mr.
Stafstrom takes possessioni April l.
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SPECIAL SERVICES.

Next Sunday, October 7, Miss May B.
Lord Vt the Connecticut Sunday school
association will be in Bethlehem and will
speak at the morning and evening SER
vices to be held in the Congregational
church. The morning service will be OF
special interest and profit to fathers and
mothers. They are cordially invited
The evening service will be union SER
vice beginning at 7.80. Miss Lord has done
excellent service in her sphere of labor in
this state and 10 q .forcefQl and interesting
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Genessee Pure Food Co.. LIE Roy, N. Y:
Dear Sirs Some days since package
of your Grain.O preparation was left at
my office. took it home and gave it q
trial, and have to say was very much
pleased with LAS substitute for coffee.
We have always used the best Java and
Mocha In our family, but am free to
say like the Grain.O as we'll as the best
coffee I ever drank. Respectfully yours.
"a. @. Jackson, NJ. D., Goshen, Ill.
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Torturing akin eruptione, burns and
sores are soothed at once and promptly
healed by applying DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, the best known cure for piles.
Beware of worthless counterfeits. r.
q. Beers & Co., Newtown; 8. C. Bull
& Co., Sadly Book; A. B. Brakeman,
Botsford; B. Hawley & Co., Stepnev
A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville; W. N
Hurd, Long Hill.
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BISHOP BREWSTER AT ST ANDREWS.
Bishop Brewster will be at St Andre VS.
church, next Sunday, morning service.
Last Friday Mr. and Mrs Clark attend
ed dinner party at Orestes Hickox's,
Warrington.
Mrs White and son have returned to
Brooklyn.
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ROXBURY.
THE CONTEST IN ROxBURY.

Selecemen George E. Barnes, d, 81;
Ira NJ. Booth, d, SO; Edward w. Seele,
r, 76; Eugene Ward, r, 50.
Town treasurer and treasurer of echoCl
and deposit fund: Edward W. Preston,
d, 90; Edward W. Preston, r, rs.
Assessor: Walter Daley, d, 81 Cha rles
Sanford, r, Is.
Board Of relief; Seth Warner, d, So {;
George w. P. Leavenworth, d, 81; David
L. Glllett, r, IS; Cyrus E. PriI die, r, 76
Collector OF town taxes: Seth Warner,
d, II; Eugene Ward. r, So.
Auditor: George w. Lendeveg, d, 81 ;
George W. Hurlburr, r, IS.
Registrar of voters: walter Daily, d,
90; Charles Sanford, r, IS
Grand jurors: George w. P. Leaven.
worth, d, 90; George w. Lende veg, d,
81; Amos TyrreN, d, 81; Henry M. Bron-
son, r, 76; David l.. GiIlett, r, 76; An
drew W. Sanford, r, IS.
Constables: Ira M. Booth, d, 100;
James W. Bedford, d, %; Henry D ck.
inson, d, SS; Victor N. shelton, d, so;
John W. Minor, r, IS; Mark A. Bradley,
r, Is; Sheldon B. Smith, r, r.; Ambrose
81. Wilsey, r. 6S.
Directors OF town library: George ".
Hodge, d, OIL; Walter D. Humphrey, d,
81; Walter D. Humphrey, r. Is; Mrs
Walter D. Humphrey, r, II; Charles
Sanford, +, 76,
School vnitor: Frederick F.. Lende.
veg, d, 81; Mrs Charles Sanford, r, ".
THE TOWN MEETING.
As predicted, the annual town meet
ing proved an interesting one, larger
number of voters turning out taan usual
The roads have generally been placed II
| the hands of a road agent but this veal
the selectmen have entire charge. A l.
mill tax was laid. The reports of the
different officers were accepted. Tn,
vote on license was 80 for and lis against
The vote for consolidation OF school dis
tricts stood 40 for and 100 against consol
idation or to wn management.
Mrs John Trowbridge from Bethlehem
is visiting friends in town.
| Albert S. Barnes from Naugatuck Wis
tied his grandmother, Mrs L. T. Squires
Sunday.
Marcy & Smith have moved their steam
saw mill from the land OF Abijah Patter
son onto Dwight Peck's property.
Mrs Ellie Thomas is out with new
wheel.
Mrs L. J. Pons spent last week at We
nut Beach.
E lie Thomas is having his hous
painted this week.
A large number from this place hav
attended the Danbury Fair, this week
and report favorably of its many attrac
tions.
Jonah Davidson, who has been an in
valid for several years, was able to rid
to the Town ball on Monday.
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WHAT SHALL We HAVE FOR DESSERT

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer 1t to-day. Try
JelLO, delicious dessert. Prepared H.
two minutes. No baking! Add hot
VS. ter and set to cool. FlavOrs Lemon.
Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. A
vOur QrocorS. 10 cte.
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EASTON.
ASPETUCK.

ASPETUCK.
Oscar P. Smith, who was on the bat
tleship, Baltimore, in the battle OF
Manila, has arrived in New York and j.
expected to arrive at the home Of biz
parents, Mr. and Mrs Isaac K. Smith.
soon. Mr. Smith has been on the Balti
moro for the past three years.
Mrs Angeline Meeker of Westport If
the guest of her daughter, Mrs william
Wakeman.
George Warner Is making extensive re
pairs on his house. D. B. Beers is doing
the work.
Orris W. Ferry has some fine potatoes
this season, in spite ut the dry weather
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KENT.
MANY CROPS OF 7

MANY CROPS OF TOBACCO SOLD.
Vincent Sterling of New Milford, rep
res entiDg Suffer Brothers OF Chicago,
was in town two days last week and
purchased nearly all of the tobacco crop,
at prices ranging from IA to Is cents per
pound.
Miss Mary B. Hatch is visiting friends
in Port Jervis, N. Y.
Albert Lane is moving into B. G.
Pratt's house.
Emil Haefel is moving his family to
Brookfield, where he has a blacksmith
shop. Mrs Jerome Monroe of Fuller
mountain will move into the rent vacated
BY Mr. Haefcl.
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bENo other pills can equal DeWitt's Little
E.rly Risers for promptness. Ger ainty
and ffic' encv. R. Fl. Beers & Co., New
town; 3. C. Bull & Co., Sadly Book :;
A. B Brakeman, Botsford; B. Ha~le,
& Co., Stepuev; A. B. Fauncher, Ha~-
leyville; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
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MARKETABLE
A REMARKABLE HEN.

The family from Occur d'Alene cottage,
Spectacle Lake, have returned from
three months outing, to their pleasant
home in Mar bledale. Among the retinue
Of animals came Yellow Legs, the hen.
She had raised 20 chickens before she
left home, and laid an egg every day
while at the lake, (which was Is. She de-
serves to die natural death.
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ora Amber, deugtter OF F. 2. Thomas.
were married On the 26.h.
George F. Morris mas returned from
the shore much improved in bes lth.
George M. Allen is dig gipg we'll for
Marx Hall
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prai:e on the estate of Mehsla Jenn;n. 9
Joshua Kent is having la, e. additio n
put on to bis house. Marsh Brothers
are doing the work.
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A WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

On the evening OF September Is, 1875 people
gathered at the residence OF Capt and Mrs
William G. Kair to celebrate the 10th ami
versary OF their marriage. Many OF the best
to this family who have lived several years
among and who have won our esteem
Capt Kair is engaged in the mercantile busi-
ness and is also the postmaster and is contin.
ually working tor the best interests OF the
town. The company received cordial well
come and L very social evening was passed
ALL of the clergymen we're present. Instru-
mental and vocal music was on the program
after which a handsome mahoga' chair was
presented, also some smaller articles CAKE,
cream and fruit were furnished by hoat and
hostess.
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The health problem is moat quickly
solved by making the blood pu-e and
digestion perfect by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Its cures Of scofula, salt rhe um,
dyapepeia, nervoueness ard that tired
feeling are legion.
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valuable COW last week, which became
choked with an apple.
Miss J. II. Sanford entertained he
brother, Henry Sanford and wife Of
Bridgeport, over Sunday.
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WESTON.
IN GRANGE CIRCLES.

AN 0hAN0A SAhN1Sh0s
Norfield Grange gave delightful en-
tertainment on Friday evening, the pro-
gram being in charge of Miss Alma Fan.
decorated with autumn leaves and fruit
of many varieties, and the occasion made
memorable by the presence OF four of
the state officers as well as most q Joy.
BILE by the program presented. Short
addresses by W. rthy State Master Pat
terson of Torripgton, Worthy State
Overseer Fanton of Weston
Worthy State Lecturer Hopson of Strait
ford and Worthy State Chaplain Smith of
features. At the close of the exercises
icelcream and cake were served. At the
next meeting on October II, Green field
Hill Grange will be entertained by Nor
field.
INTERESTING RALLY DAY SERVICES.
Very enjoyable rally day services were
held on Sunday morning by the Congre-
gationsl Sunday school, q goodly mum.
Der being present Notwithstanding the
rain. The church was prettily decorated
with autumn leaves and golden rod. A
very nteresting discourse was given by
the pastor, Rey B. F. Root, on Sunday
evening.
Miss Lizzie Adams has returned from
q visit with Miss Eddice White of Lyons
Plain.
Miss Madeline Sturges is visiting in
Ridgefie
Florence, the two year old child of
Adam Blackert, died on Friday last, the
funeral being held from the house on
Sunday, Rev B. F. Root conducting the
services. Mr. and Mrs Blackert have the
sympathy of all, as this is the second
little one they have lost within q week.
Mrs Priscilla Griswold Of Wilton has
spent several days with Mrs Wildman
Adams.
Miss Irene Lockwood has returned
from visit in Trumbull.
Miss Annie Dikeman, who has been
seriously i'll, is better.
Friends from Ridge field and Bridge
port have visited Mrs Emma Sturges.
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The non-irritating cathartic is Hoods
Pills.
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HOW THE BATTLE WENT IN BETHLEHEM.
Treasurer: Bloss. r, ~; W 4 Kair, d, 43
Selectmen R Magee, T, 40; II Hill, r. A; N
L BIoss, d, 40; K Lake, d, 80.
Constables: Q HUI, r, 81; l. W Bennett. r,
50; J Sanford, d, 81; James Smith. q. 81.
Al; William Hunt. d, Al; Royal Lake. {, 40
Assessors: Percy, +, 81; Lake, q, 40
Benedict, T, 40; Jonathan Wooten. d, SO; J E
Thompson, d, 80.
Collector Of taxes George Stone, d. 40; s
P Hayes, r, 4S.
Registrars of voters: P Hayes, T, l8; C
Wiltshire, d, 80.
Stone, d, 40.
Auditor: L Judd, T. 4s; G Stone, d, 40.