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REDDING.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL MATTERS.
Mrs Julia Hsines and nephew are
visiting Mrs Mary Osborn.
The Misses Emma and Ruth Reid are
spending the week with their friend,
Miss Annie Banks, in Bridgeport.
Mrs Stephen Sanford is entertaining
her cousin, Mrs Benedict, of Bethel.
A party of our Young people enjoyed
q days outing at r oton Point, last Week
Thursday.
Rev Mi Berry of Danbury preached
at the Methodist church, Sunday morn
ing, in the absence of Rev F. NJ. Moody.
The evening service was In charge OF
william K. Duncomb.
Miss Brigg is the guest of her cousin,
Miss Emma Rumsev.
George Gould of Bayonne, N. j., spent
a few days with bis family, at Mrs Reads
place, last week.
M. D. Bissonnette of New York and
his Spanish teacher, Miss Carbonelle, OF
Venezuela, South America, after spending
three weeks at P. McDonald's have re-
turned home.
W. A. Bissonnette and sisters, Misses
Albina and Theresa, also Misses Mar.
garet, Elizabeth and Agnes Bell OF
Bridgeport, have beensrecent guests OF
Misses Isabelle and Jenny Mcdonald.
Harry and Frank Stevens saw fine
deer feeding in the lot opposite tfeil
home, last Saturday, but it soon tool
fright and ran out OF sight.
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New Haven Co.
SOUTHPORT.
LOCAL TOPICS.

Charles Shepherd started, Thursday
afternoon, to visit his old home In
Keosuagua, Ia.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert N. Thompson of
Waterbury spent Sunday at the pleasant
home of his parents, !Mr and Mrs A. W.
Thompson.
Lightning struck an apple very short
distance from the residence Of @. K. Gar
lick, in Fridays storm.
Mrs Elisha Wheeler aged IS, attended
the Sunday school picnic at Lake Qu' ssa.
paug, last Wednesday.
Al young lady from NauRatucx IL
guest of MI and Mrs Franklin Nichols.
George E. Garlick and son sold dne
Holtt in COW to Samuel HoAsser Ut
Washington, last Saturday.
Myron Waters of Oxford has fiai.hed
his wood job in this place.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Buckingham OF
'sHazel PLATO" visited their aged mother,
last Sunday, at the home Of W. B. Davis.
Mrs David Hawley and son Clifford,
attended, the funeral Of Mrs Isbel OF
Stevenson.
Sheldon e. Edwards visited In this
plsce last Saturday.
Several in this place have been quite
indisposed, owing to the prolonged warm
weather.
Mrs Charles Bradley Of Monroe. who
passed through this place last Friday, to
visit her daughter. Mrs Howard Stevens
of Quassapaug, who vas very III at the
time, returned home Saturday afternoon,
calling at the home OF g. K. Garlick.
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THE STATION AND VICINITY.

Chester Garrison spent Sunday with
his parents in Litchfield.
Mrs A. L. Hodge was getting along
more comfortably at last accounts.
Mr. and Mrs M. Colehan drove to New
Milford on Sunday.
Mrs Isaac Garrison, who has been
stopping with Mrs Allan Joyce for few
weeks, returned to her home in Litch-
field on Monday.
Last Thursday evening there was q
small gathering at Mrs R. Newton's, the
occasion being an ice cream sociable.
All present appeared to enjoy themselves,
as it was in the fret hours Of the morn
ing before any one left for their homes.
Allan Joyce and wife went for car
rage ride on Sunday.
visitinR her mother, Mrs 8. Benson, re.
turned to her home in New York City on
Friday.
Mrs T. Sherwood OF the Falls called on
Mrs 8. Benson, last Thursday.
Mr. Forbes and Mr. MacKay drove to
Bridgewater on Sunday.
Mrs Harriet Maliett is entertaining
company from Waterbury, this week
Mrs R. Newton has as guests relatives
from Bridgeport, Mrs Joyce, with he1
two children and maid.
D. c. Garrison, foreman on this rail.
road section, is having the weeds cut
along the track and Is putting the road
| in fine condition around the Station.
Mrs Donald Forbes has been sick fol
the past week, but at this writing il
somewhat better.
D. C. Garrison is building the founda'
ton tor new carriage barn, to be put
up lust north of the house.
| Mrs Faucet has been somewhat indis
posed for the past few days.
Mr. Allen and wife drove to New Mil
| ford on Tuesday.
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TRUMBULL.
CHURCH NOTES.


The lawn party and sociable given by the
C, last Thursday, was very pleasant
AFFAIR. The following was the prog ram given ::
Piano solo, Miss Mile Burton.
Reading. Miss Leonora Haw ey.
Vocal sell ction. Miss Mary Beach.
Piano solo, Miss Alice Nichols.
Mandolin aud pieno duet. Messrs George
Iewett and Stanley Thomas OF Bridgeport.
Piano solo Stanley Thomas
After the literary program re1reshments
were served. consisting of ice cream, soda
water and cake.
oh Ward has received the contract to re-
build the White Plaius bl idee.
Arthur Brinsmade has built q large hennery
and is expecting to go into the poultry bust.
ness. 1t is one hundred feet long by eight
wide aud divided so that he can Keep l.
MI CASTER IS seen on our streets with new
automobile.
Mrs Harriet Nichols and Mrs Stephen Parks
have visited friends in Hattertown.
C. p Moves and family are at Shelter Island
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Edwe IDS OF St-atford
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Leonard
W. " Garner and family OF Bridgeport have
visited with Mrs p. B. Nichols tor u few days
At the republican caucus on Tuesday even.
ing D. NJ. Nichols and j. W. French were
elected delegates to the state convention.
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BRIDqEWATER.
LOCALS IN BRIEF.

Miss Sarah Jones OF Brookfield and
the guests Of Mrs Daniel Car ffeld on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Peck and daugh-
ter returned to their home in Long Hill
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs K. G. Randall spent Sun
day with friends in Hawleyville.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. McEslin ard son of
New Haven, who have been the guests
Of Mrs R. j. McEslin, will return home,
this week.
Mr. and Mrs c. J. Pulls and Master
guests of friends in town over Sunday.
The members of the Bridgewater
Grange held corn roast at the home Of
81. W. Treat, and all report good time.
Mrs Charles Bayette entertained
friends friends from Peekskill, N. Y,
this week.
A fine new sidewalk is being laid on
Main street and will be q great improve
ment to that part of the village when
| completed.
Word was received On Friday of the
death Of Herbert Smith. who resided
| with his parents, Rev and Mrs G.. 81.
Smith, in this village for q number Of
years and while here made many friends,
who were shocked to hear of his death.
His parents, Rev and Mrs g. Il. Smith,
are now stationed at Kent. They have
the sympathy OF their many friends in
this village.
Mrs II. A. Allen of River district, and
friend, Mics Anna Wells of Bridgeport,
spent Friday at Mrs William Kenney's.
Miss Anna Stewart has returned to her
| home In Sherman.
Rev Louis Burgess Is entertaining
friends from Rutherford N. ].
Mrs F. Field Of Rockville Conn.,, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Albert Mallett.
c. B. Thompson has returned from
q few days. vacation.
Miss Bessie Mallet is spending few
DAYS In Bridgeport.
Miss Sarah Lyon Is visiting her sister,
Mrs Il. Semple, of Plainville, Conn.
The picnic of st Marks church will be
held on the grounds of John Randall.
A. 81. Gillette has been entertaining
friends from Denver, Col.
Harry Smith attended the funeral Of
his brother, Rev He, bert Smith, of East
Berlin.
Mrs W. Carlysle Of Brooklyn is visiting
her father, Robert Keller.
Mrs L. 8. Weeks of Bridgeport Is
vfeiting at S. R. Weeks.
Frank Gillette has returned to Phila-
delphia.
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BETHLEHEM.

WHY NOT BETHLEHEM HAVE AN "oLD
HOME WEEKP
Several of our people attended the
Sunday services of 'Old home week" a
Morris. The idea of 'Old Home Week
ia growing and Bethlehem ought to take
the matter up for next year.
George D. Stone of Elizabeth, N. J..
spent a few days with his sister, Mrs W
B. Lake, recently.
Miss Grace Atwood of Waterbury hat
spent few days with her sister, Mrs N
L. Blose, on Carmel Hill.
Miss Gertie Atwood Of Watertown wal
at William D. Flowers, last week, TOR
visit.
The showers of last week have fresh
ened vegetation somewhat, but more ratr
is badly needed. EARLY potatoes art
small; late ones will be better.
Mrs Gertrude Thompson Candee wa
| at her fathers over Sunday.
Mrs Samuel P. HAYES entertained be-
cousins, Mr. and Mrs Newton Pierpont o:
New Haven, on Saturday.
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Chinese are dangerous enemies, for
they are treacherous. That's why all
commercials of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
salve are dangerous. They look like
DeWitt's, but instead of the all-healing
witch ha eel they all contain ingredients
liable to irritate the skin and cause blood
poisoning. For piles, Injuries and skin
diseases use the original and genuine
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. 4. II.
Beers & Co., Newtown; 8. c. Bull CO.
SANDY Hook; A. B. Brakeman, Botsford i;
B. Hawley q Co.. Stepnev; A. B. Fanch-
or, Hawleyville; W. N. Hurd, Long
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sOUTHVILLE.

DOINGS AT Rabbits BRIDGE.
Cutting tobacco is the order of the
day.
Mrs 6. W. Northrop and Mrs c. A.
Northrop spent one day of last week in
Danbury.
Mr. aud Mrs D. Barnum have been
spending few days with friends in
Bridgeport.
Friday in Danbury
e. smith aud daughter-in-law, Mrs Isaac
Smith, spent one day OF last week with friends
in Sandy Hook.
Mr. and Mrs 8. r. Clark entertained three
granddaughter, last week, Miss Elsie Clark
OF Cincinnati, Miss Mary of Yonkers and Miss
Jessie RE of BroOkfeld
j. NJ. Ford's family entertained friends from
New Milford, Monday.
Edwin Ford and Andrew Barnum went on
their wheels to Bridgeport, Sunday.
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WOODBURY..
wooDBURY's FINEST RESIDENCE,

wOODBURY's FINEST RESIDENCE.
When DR. Sage came to Woodbury. and
selected the site he did for his new resi-
dence, some wise heads smiled at bis
choice, but those who have visited the
spot on which the house stands, now
highly commend his judgment. The con-
tract for the new house was let to John
w. Kenney of New Haven, who makes q
speciality of fine houses and buildings of
large construction. The plans we're
drawn by Architect william II. Allen.
It is of pleasing design, with swell front
and verandas on the south side. Every
thing about the house is of the best ma
terial. Alexander Johnstone,l the fore
man, has employed some of the best in
side finishers to be found in the state.
The painting contract was given to
Woodbury. man, Henry Travers, who has
done himself credit in the work. The
mason work was done by George Ros-
wen, the cellar being excavated out Of
solid rock. John W. Kenney, by the way,
has been in business for 40 years, vii.
liam 8. Kenney now being the general
superintendent for the firm. The new
Sage residence is a credit to Woodbury.
and the genial doctor i. to be congratu.
lated on the happy results attained. The
old houses which stood next to the bill
have been moved around under the hill
and fixed up. The doctor is to lay out
small park on his property, 1t Is said,
which is we'll adapted for the purpose.
Miss Minnie Johnson took trip to
Waterbury on her wheel, recently, and
epent the night with friends in Water
Vile.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Balch,
aged six months, died, August ID, of
cholera infantum.
George Delevieleuse of Waterbury lie
rustlcating in Weekeepeemee.
Albert Dowd IL spending the week
with his brother, Sherwood Allen.
Eddie Nichols spent Sunday with bis
parents.
Miss Lizzie Wilkinson, Mildred Bissell
and Orrin Hutchinson returned to West
Haven on Wednesday, after spending
the summer at r. Holiness
Walter White, Frank Thomson, Alfred
johnson aud Joel Atwood are putting
water into their houses.
Mrs Frank Anderson IL entertaining
friend from Danbury.
George s. Bloss and daughter, Edna,
Of Atwater, CAL, will arrive in this place
on Saturday nexs.
Mrs Stephen G: sne of California is WIS.,
iting friends in town.
George Bacon is improving his resi-
dence by the addition of q front porch.
Rowley, that expert and veteran carpen-
ter, is doing the work.
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ROxBURY.
AFFAIRS ROUND THE CENTER

$500.
MS Ira Hamlin has friends from.
Brooklyn visiting her.
Work has been discontinued at the
Upper Garnet m ne for the present, ow-
ing to the scarcity of water.
WilliamICooper OF New Haven is spend.
ing few days at Henry Warmers.
Allan Hurlburt and Mas Cowan of
Jersey City spent Sunday at George w.
Hurlburt's.
The Episcopal Sunday school and their
friends held q very enjoyable picnic Cd
the lawn of Miss Barnes home, Thurs
dav afternoon of this week.
Mrs Bronson is entertaining three
nieces from Poughkeepsie, this week.
Mrs Jennie Thomas is out with new
wheel; also Fanny Burritt.
Ellie Thomas has gone North after
cattle.
Mrs A. L. Hodge is on the sick list.
William Merwin, who was quite seri-
ously click, last week, is much improved
in health.
Noble Davenport and daughter are
spending q week at Burns Point, Mil
ford.
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Blankets

Blankets
ia COTTON BLANKETS, FULL II
inches wide, red and blue border, blanket
never sold for less than ST.. 50. ST. Is
12-4 GREY SANITARY BLANKETS,
sos so to So Pair
la GREY BLANKETS,
-89cts and SIPS Pair
SOME VERY HANDSOME
Reversible Plaid Robe Blankets in
soft, warm colorings. 80 Cents
ia ATWOOD, SHRUNK
Scarlet Blankets. 72x84 inches.
blankets you'd consider low at
81. SIS. so
Some big Linen Values while they
last that ought to claim the attention
of every householder.
LOOM DAMASK, 90 INCHES WIDE,
good heavy Damask, assorted patterns, 4Sct
Damask. -34cts Yard
LOOM DAMASK, ALL PURE IRISH
Linen, full 60 inches wide, serviceable Dam
ask, the kind made to wear, sold always for
62Hcts. ~47cts Yard
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are at G. G. Ford's.
Don't forget tbs Ladies' club concert
to be given on Friday night, under the
direction Of Prof Arthur Woodruff, at
the Congregational church.
DR. Hills of Brook IN gave most ex-
cellent address in the Congregational
ject, SOLVER Cromwell" The church
was we'll filed and all listened with at
tention.
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, Cur Mail 1UC> nAk1DD sMVNO ma.
Order DepartI cID AW&eCWD@ Ter sa
per- E1pV=IJDAN VhA Ter of hon.
feet " &" y INV or to u.s.
--l Eormerly F. N. BROWN 500 $3.50
August ''Everything'' Sale

We start the 2'nd week of our August Wv
erything" Sale with many attractions; some not
as good as we announced last week and some
better. Our objects for sale like this are two
to make busy dull month and to clear the stocks
for Falls invoices. Two powerful reasons for
marking Everything down to figures that COM
pei your interest to further what aim at.
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MARBLEDALE
TOBACCO CROP UNUSUALLY FINE.

TOBACCO CROP UNUSUALLY FINE.
The farmers Of Marketable are not tar.
day in gathering in the harvest. They
have begun to cut and store the tobacco
crop, which promises to be unusually
fine and heavy, this year.
Rev.and Mrs K. B. Whipple of Tashua,
with their son, Ernest, and daughter,
Catha rine Whipple, Mr. and Mrs Walter
Camp Of Ansonia, Miss Elizabeth N.
Derrickson of Marketable, Thomas 81
Ockford, also of Marketable, have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs Minor Moreho1s sc
at Occur d. Alene, Spectacle Lake.
Next Sunday will be the last of the
Even Song services for the season. 1t
ought to be exceptionally fine.
Miss Carter from New Jersey and Mr.
Wintner from New York are guests at
DR. DensloW's.
Mrs Denslow has been visiting at
Stony Creek.
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KENT.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH INTERESTS.
About $1S was taken in at the lecture
given by Rev n. K. Job, last Friday
evening. After the expenses are paid
the balance will be devoted to Improve
menu of the church property.
Mr. ard Mrs J. L. Roberts and daugh.
ter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs K. Smith and Mre
G.. A. Vincent are spending a week al
Stony Creek.
The republicans hold their caucus
Saturday, for the appointment OF dele
gate to TIE several State conventions.
Charles Lee and friends are camping
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WEST MORRIS,
NEWs BRIEFLY TOLD.

Roger 8. Hartwell and daughter, Julia,
Of New Milford, and Mrs Jennie Proctor
of Woodbury. made visit to Mr. Hart
wells aunt, Mrs 81. P. Smith, at Maple
Ridge, last Saturday.
MI and Mrs L. A. Hager spent Sunday
at J. B. Sanford's in Bethlehem.
william L. Burgess is in town, the
guest Of D. Griswold. He has been i'll
for the past three weeks and was or
dered by his physician to return to HE
native air.
field, last week, by the illness of her
brother, A. D. Smith.
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Fairfield County.
LONG HILL.

DEATH OF MISS LOUISE BEARDSLEY.
Miss Louise Beardsley, who has been
i'll for nearly year, died at her home on
Saturday morning. Funeral services
were held at her late residence, Wednes-
day afternoon. The burial in the Long
Hill cemetery.
AT GRACE CHURCH.
There will be q choral service at
Grace Episcopal church, next Sunday
evening at O'Clock. An organist from
New York will assist in the service.
Hobart Wheeler ia having an artesian
we'll built by the Artesian W ell Compa-
nv of Bridgeport.
John Il. Beach is improving his house
by building a broad, handsome veranda
onkthe south side. His residence is one
Of the finest In town.
Frank Wheeler and wife have been
staying at their shore cottage at Pine
Creek.
A family from Bridgeport have NOV
ed into George Wheeler's cottage.
Miss Julia Hawley is able to ride out.
Miss Lillisn Wheeler entertained
friends from Bridgeport, last Sunday.
Robert Turney has offered his bicy Gle
for sale.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Smith OF Yonkerl
have spent a week with &. NJ. Beard
sley's.
Mr. and Mrs A. Drake and son of Wap
pingers Falls are visiting friends here.
Mrs F. Eastman is entertaining he
aunt, Mrs Wilson, Of Brooklyn.
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Bed Comfort
abler.

Michael Vaughan place: They viii build
new house at once but viii move into the old
one until the new is convicted.
The cider mill Is running two days in the
week, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Mr. and Mrs r. Stafford have gone to Penn
sylvania for q two weeks stay to visit friends
and relatives. B. c. Conklin takes his place
in the test Office,
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Genessee Pure Food Co.. LIE Roy, N. Y.
Gentlemen must say In regard to
Grain-O that there ia nothing better OF
healthier. We have used 1t for years.
MY brother was . great coffee drinker'
he was taken sick and the doctor said
coffee was the cause of it, and told % 20
use Grain-O. We got q package but did
not like 1t at first, but now would not be
without It. Nv brother has been we'll
ever since we started to use Il.
Yours truly. Lille Sochnr.
David City, Neb., April l, 1900"
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

GOOD ENTERTAINMENT ASSURED.
The South British orchestra, assisted
bv local musical talent and the noted
elocutionist, Prof w. w. Stevens, will
give an entertainment at Munson's hall
on Thursday evening, August 30. Doors
open at 7.30 p. M; entertainment COM
mences at 8.
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You will never find any other pills %
prompt and so pleasant ss DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. r. 81. Beers q Co., New
town; 8. c.. Bull q Co., Sandy Hook; A.
B. Brakeman, Botsford; r. Hawley, &
Co., Stapray "A. B. Fancher. Hawlay-
Vile; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
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It will surprise you to experience the
benefit obtained bv using the dainty and
famous little pills known a. DeWi.t'a
Little Early Risers. r. II. Beers q Co.,
| Newtown; 8. =. Bull q Co., Sandy
Hook: A. b. Brakeman, Botsford {;
B. HaWley q Co.. Stennev; A B. Fanch-
er. Hawleyville; W. N. Hurd, Long
Hill.
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out up at Spectacle Lake.
FIJI. Chase Of South Kent is having q
bla ckamith and wagon shop built.
E. r. Eaton returned home, Friday,
from Nebraska, where he spent several
weeks with bis aunt, MRS James Stuart.
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NICHOLS.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSUNAL CHAT.
Charles W. Fairchild and Frederick K.
Plumb of the Connecticut Agricultural
co lege are at home for short time.
Mrs G.. M. De Lesser and son have WIS.,
led friends out Of town.
Samuel Reitter has entertained his
sister from Waterbury, recently.
Nathan B. Curtis entertained company
over Sunday.
Misses Florence and Rosslie Nichols
are visiting in Milford and Woodmont.
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THE MERRYALL DISTRICT.
WASHINGTON.
A MUSICAL EVENT.


The Ladies' Singing club is holding ex-
ira rehearsals now and will continue to
do 80 until the concert, which will take
place on Friday, August "a, in the Con-
Rregational church on the Green. The
club is to repeat the concert in Litchfield
on Saturday night, August 25, at the
Club houee. A epscisl train has been
engaged for the club, to bring 1t back
from Litchfield after the performance.
The program, as settled upon to date, IL
as f0llowa:
l. Prelude to "son and Stranger" Men. .++o
?. st yoSs's Eye" lpiano accompSSS ri Climb
(b) Lullaby" violin obligato
W I'LL 90 DA'i ' " Miss Emma Brett
4. "cradle Song" (string accompaani- o,,,
5. (a9 e "sere nad Pterne,
(b) polka Russe," sokolowl
6. "Ave Maria" (piano and st1iag &C
| Baritone and The Club
. s ssst:h' T Hs,i Saae
5. "The Water Nymph" piano and
string MISE Em%a Brets ana The Club
a. (a) "Reve" (valse lente) D'Ambrosio
10 ZEN badinaut"
| wv String Qujntette
5. Dauce Song (Piano and String accom-
paniment) van Weinzierl The CLUB
Miss Lottie Lesser of New York has
been member of the Congregations
choir during August. Her voice ls much
admired for its sweetness and quality
1t is to be regretted that there is only
; one more Sunday left in which to heal
the charming voice OF this young sopra
no singer.
J Miss Alma Rylander is at her home fol
q few weeks vacation.
Mrs Abbott and Miss Jennie Gibson o
Meriden, who have been guests OF Mr.
3 Henry Woodruff, have returned home.
Mr. Jennings' boy of Blackville wa
severely Injured by powder blast, las
week.
l. Mrs Ursula Miner of New Milford
:. who has been visiting at G. G. Ford'a fo
several weeks, has returned home.
IL Mrs Bolton and family Of Hartfor
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which measured six feet and three inches
He has two acres OF this kind OF growth, and
win harvest four tons to the acre.
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Linens and DOmeSticS

Linens and Oomestics
The following values are to be
had in limited, odd lot Of fine.
double Damask, pure Irish linen
Table cloths, remnants of the first
weeks big sale in our Linen Dept;
CLOTHS, 2x2H, WERE 1928,
Now-$2. 80
II CLOTHS 2x3, $3.50,
Now-$2.69
9 CLOTHS 2x3, $3.50,
Now-$2. SO
Napkins.
Most of these IS and 81 Nap
kins are slightly soiled, but they're
out and out bargains, and if we
had cloths to match you'd not
have the chance to get them at
Half Price.
ON THE LINEN DEPT BARGAIN
Table is lot of Handsome Extra Heavy
Hemstitched Huck Towels, charming designs,
rich, elaborate borders. -21cts Each
lFringed Crochet Quilts of extra large size,
worth by actual value ST.. 50. -$l.25