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Washband, N. J. Welton, James H. Wheeler Smith 0. Wheeler and Henry P. Williams.
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.

THE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
 Services in St Peter's church are to be held each Sunday afternoon next month at p. m. and at Christ church. Quaker Farms,at Il a. m'
 R. G Robinson, who has been in the employ ot the marketmen, MacIselin & Miller ,iu Sey- mour, for a number of months, has severed his connection there owing to the long honrs required for him to make in driving back and forth.
 On Saturday last, when George 8. Hubbell Of Riggs street was at work in the hay fields on Jack's hill, he felt 8 taintness coming over him and having been overcome by the heat last summer and once this year had an at tack, he knew what to expect and managed to get his horses hitched to the wagon and drove to sthe homo of his brother.51 law, George Ward on Riggs street. By that time he had somewhat recovered and went on to his home. He has now nearly recovered.
 Mrs R. 8. Holmes ot New Haven is the guest of Mrs E. W. Chatield on Chestnut Tree Hill.
 Mrs HI Perry, who has been quite ill from an attack Gof sgastritts, is now considerably better: She was attended by Dr 0. H. Pull ford of Seymour.
 Miss Mary Treat. who has been spending the summer at her home on Chestnut Tree Hill, returns to her studies at the No nal school ir New Haven, next Tuesday, for her final year there.
 Mrs H. l.. Doten end Mrs Jennie Cobb ot Boston are visiting with their sister, Mrs G. w. Cable.
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THE CLARK WEDDING RECEPTION.

THE CLARK WEDDING RECEPTION.
 A very pleasant wedding reception was given at the Masonic hall, last Monday evening, to MT and Mrs F. North Clark, on their return from the seaside" The hall was well filled with guests all the evening. After the ice cream and cake were served singing followed, ,and neveral appropriate toasts were given. All de- parted with many good wishes for the happy bride and groom.
 Rev W. L. Douglas of Kirkwood, H.. and G. s. Pierpout of Plymouth were guests of Capt Whittleaey most of last week. This is the first visit of MT Doug. lass since his two years pastorate over the Methodist church here 12, years ago. His wife, formerly Miss Lillie Titus, now owns the Sherman Titus hom sstead, which she desires to sell. It ou ght to sell readily enough, provided the right man can be found for 8 purchaser. MT Douglas returns to Kirkwood after 6 Sundays vieir with Superintendent Platt in New Haven.
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Fairfield County.
 NICHOLS.
NICHOLS.
NEW REsERvOIR FOR THE THIRSTY
 BRIDGEPORTITES.

NEW REsERvOIR FOR THE THIRSTY
 BRIDGEPORTITES.
 The Bridgeport Hydraulic company are about to purchase tract of land for the purpose of building new reservoir. Bear Swamp in the town of Stratford is the place selected. People of this vicin- ity, who owns property there are very much pleased to sell, seeing they will re. ceive a higher price as it is for public use. Work on 1t will be started the lat ter part of the week.
 The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be administered, Sunday morning, in the Methodist church.
 The district school will open, Tuesday, September 4.
 James Darward recently purchased a new horse.
 E. J. Rouse is spending g few days with Nathan Curtis. Charles J. Thorpe is painting his house. Joseph Rundecker entertained friends from out of town, Sunday. MT and Mrs Barr entertained relatives from out of town, recently. Miss Francis Nichols Is visiting at the home of Mrs Charles French.
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REDDING.
LOCAL NEWS NANUTSHELL.

LOCAL NEWS IN NUTSHELL. Miss Elsie Sanford has returned home after a weeks visit with her friend, Miss Lena Squire, in Bridgeport. Miss Maude Wolf of Stratford Is a guest at Stephen Sanford's.
 Mias Theresa Ryan of Meriden is pass ing short vacation at the home of her grandparents.
 Miss Sarah Sanford Is visiting her friend, Miss Susie Mitchell, in South Brit. ain.
 Judd Burr rebuilt chimney for Jesse Sanford, last week, and is now engaged building chicken house. MT Burr Is one of the young men who are fortunate in being able to do more than one kind of work we'll.
 M. D. Sanford had fine we'll dug on his place, last week.
 Rev MT Smith of Bethel preached at the Methodist church, lset Sunday.
 Camp meeting will be held at Brook side, this week, beginning Thursday and ending Sunday. Prominent men from neighboring cities are on the program.
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BLOOMFIELD.
ITEMS OF INTERESTS.

To the Editor of THE BEE In your is. cue of August "A, you refer agaln to the cases of Peter Hall and Patch against Totams. Now I don't know or care about Hall's case, only that it happened to be called on the same day, but the case of Totams do know about and want to make a correction of the error in the item in the Brookfield news. In the case of Patch and Totams the defend ant did not and will not have to pay the costs.-[ George F. Totams.
 Carroll Ryder and wife are guests o1 Miss May Peck.
 Rev MT Francis and family are spend ing the week at Glen Island.
 Oemand Lewis of New York City Ii the guest of Miss Lulu Green.
 Miss Phebe Holly of Danbury is guest of Mrs Julia Skidmore.
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WEST CORNWALL.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
 Gus,L. Listman and Miss Agnes O. Koeing Of Lawrence, Mass are spending few days vacation with MT Listman's parents.
 Arthur Potter, who has position with the Consolidated road at Seymour, is taking his vacation with his parents.
 The Cornwall Bridge and Cornwall Plains hines played return game Of ball at West Cornwall, August %. Tho score stood 31 to in favor of Cornwall Bridge.
 Tho third nine of Lime Rock and West Cornwall (the Kids) played return game of ball at West Cornwall. Aug. 2s. Limo Rock winning by score of 23 to 8.
 Mrs Thomas Raynor and daughters are at her mothers, Mrs Joseph Mallinson.
 Mrs Stewart Long and daughter, Mrs Sarah Townsend of Bridgeport, are iu town lOoktng g after the setting Of 8 monument to the late Stewart Long.
 B. F Smith has f1ue piece of seed leaf to. bacco which he is now cutting.
 Little Frances Lake is ve V sickiw1th rheu- matism. She is attended by Dr Curtiss.
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WATERT0WN.
GUKRNsEYTOWN.

GUKRNSEYTOWN.
 Brownwell Skilton and family of New Haven have been spending week with his brothers, Gsorge and Julius Skilton, and remained to the Skilton reunion, Wednesday, August 29.
 Misses Nettie and Elsie Jones of Ches- hire were the guests at Julius Skilton'e, last week.
 A little daughter arrived at Peter Blan- ner's, Sunday August 26.
 Gilbert Williams, Jr., is painting the interior of the school house. much needed improvement.
 D. M. Beardslee is having his house painted. Edward Crane of Bethlehem is doing the work.
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BANTAM.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.

VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
 Rev John Sparkling and mother of Roxbury were in town, Wednesday.
 The Misses Odile and Ilene Wheeler were at William s. Wheeler's over Sun- day.
 L. H. Schuyler of Waterbury is the guest of his son, Dr A. l.. Schuyler.
 Mrs Carrie Turney and daughter, Ma bel, of Long Hill, ,are spending few days at Gustavus Richardson's.
 A daughter was born to MT and Mre Jefferson Hallock, Tuesday, August 2l. Edward o. Phelps is visiting in Hart ford and Glastonbury.
 Will Keeler of Ridgefield was at Flynn & Doyle's, Wednesday.
 Miss Bessie Kenney and Miss Edith Moore returned, Monday night, from New York, where they have been visit ing for week past.
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OXFORD.
OXFORD CHOOSES MCLEAN

OXFORD CHOOSES MCLEAN DELEGATES.
 Al tha republican caucus on Thursday even. ing last week there was a large attendance. Roy c. L: shaefrer was chosen chairman and md inc Iie1epates elected: To the State Conven- ton. J. E. sanford and B; Johnson; con gressional, E. A. Scoville and Robert HaW Thrall, Sherman Sanford and 8. W. lBucking ham, There Is no doubt bu. the delegates to inc State convention are Mclean men.
 THE LIST OF JURORS.
 . The following are the jurors selected by the commissioners to serve at the different courts of the county from September l: Lee F. Armstrong, c. ". Cable. Edgar B. Harger. John N, Hawkins, Robert Hawkins, John E. Binman, Robinson s. Human, William W. Hughes. E. J. Leavenworth, Leonard Nichols, 0. c. Osborn, Clinton E. Russell. E. B. Treat, Henry B. Treat, W. c. Tomlinson, Seth 8.
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BETHLEHEM,
DEATH OF MISS SARAH 4. JAcKso

On Friday, August 24, Miss Sarah A. Jackson, aged 52, passed to her rest af- rer nearly two weeks illness. She had been subjected to surgical operation bury, and the attending physician, Dr Karrman, was also present. Miss Jack son leaves one sister, Miss Ella Jackson of Waterbury, and three brothers, viz, John, Frederick and C.. Hollisser, all of this place. The funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon, Rev A. R. Lutz officiating. Relatives were present from Waterbury, Woodbury anc! New Hartford.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
 Rev A. R. Lutz returned on Thursday from his vacation ard occupied hia pull pit on Sunday.
 Mrs David c. Doolittle is visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 Misses Mabel and Viola Tracey of Wa terbury are spending few days with Miss Lucy Smith.
 Mrs John Green and daughter of New been spending few weeks at her mota- er's, Mrs Christopher Hunts.
 About 60 of cur people attended the Morris "Oid Home" picnic at We,tover grove, last week.
 Warren Crossman has visited his aunt, Mrs H. W. Peck, recently.
 B. H. Johnson has commenced to build an addition to his barn. Lloyd Bennett is doing the work.
 Henry Glowsky is making an improve ment to his house by the addition Of veranda and woodhouee. l.. J. Allen Of Woodbury Is doing the work.
 Harry Johnson has returned to Water bury, after two weeks' vacation.
 D. w. Ames is failing and his condition is very critical.
 Miss Agnes Bloss Is entertaining her friend and schoolmate, Miss Hall of Cheshire, and this week Misses Hall and Bloss will together visit another North- field student, Miss Turner, by name.
 Miss Grace Atwood of Waterbury is spending several days as the guest of har sister, Mrs N. l.. Bloss.
 Lewis Walker of Waterbury has visited, his cousin, J. T. Parmelee. Arthur Ellis of Greater New York was on Monday cordially received by many friends and relatives in this place. ca Satuld day Mrs N. H. B)oss and Miss
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New Haven Co.
 QUAKER FARMS.
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
 W. e. Tomlinson has the ce liar dug for his new house.
 Attorney c. E. Meigs of Waterbury spent few days, last week, with his par ents in this place.
 Mrs Curtis Thrall of Ansonia is visiting with Mrs Albert Lum.
 MT Brewer, wife and children of Wa terbury are visiting his parents at Beach Bank.
 Samuel Patterson has a new horse bought of Wheeler. A paper Is being circulated through this place demonstrating against Miss Fannie1Falrchild teaching in the Quaker Farms' school the coming term.
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WASHINGTON.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEM

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
 The annual meeting of the cradle roll will be held on the parsonage lawn on Saturday, September l, from 3 to 5. The cradle roll has list of nearly two hun dred children. It is the largest in the state of Connections, and one of the lar gest in the country.
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This August "Everything" Sale has left US : with some more Remnants, both Silks and Dress Goods, on our hands. Seems pity to sacrifice them at Half Price, but our un- Goods season with new stocks hold sway. So every Remnant in the store goes out to you at HALF PRICE.
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MARBLEDALE
A SUCCESSFUL LAWN PARTY.

A SUCCESSFUL LAWN PARTY.
 The lawn party held on the commodi- ous grounds of MT and Mrs Pollock on Wednesday last, was quite success, al- though the day was forbidding for an out-of-door gathering. Late in the after noon the sun broke forth in all it's glory, scattering the clouds, and ss it sank be- hind the western hill top it left fine twi- light glow, which lasted till it faded into & very pleasant evening. Provisions were plenty and guests were present to partake. The ice cream, candy and flow CT stands were we'll patron'zed. Mrs Bryant opened her pleasant home for 8 musicale and fine talent in recitation and singing was added to the pleasure and proceeds of the occasion. The Guild realized about $6O from the entertain. ment, which will be spent for the neces- sities of St Andrews church.
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HAIL STONES DESTROY TOBACCO.
 A severe hail storm passed over Macedonia, Sunday afternoon, doing 8 great amount of damage to the tobacco crops of Henry Post, W K stone, 0 Thompson, Emil Mettez and Jo. ell Pratt. Some O.. the crops will rot pay for harvesting.
 Mrs Ha. riet Jones and daughter of Ch1ca- go, Ill . are spending few days with Mrs K M Rowland and Miss A w Knapp
 The cash account of the North Kent chapel fund has recently been enlarged by 8 dona- tion of slo from Frank slosson. .s1perintenden ot the commercial agency Of R G Dunn & Co, New Haven end Bridgeport.
 J.R: Judd has touud it necessary to enlarge his tobacco building to make room for the a-ge crop he is harvesting.
 Master Henry Spooner leaves home soon 10 enter the Moody school at Mt Hermon. Misses Nellie and Minnie Ives gave 8 lawn party, Tuesday evening, which was attended by a large number ot the young people ot the village. The lawn was brilliantly illuminated with Chinese lanterns.
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MT Morehouse's father, F. l.. Warehouse.

MT Morehouse's father, F. L. Morehouse.
 Dr James Hine, who has been a cripple for some years, is now taking treatment of Prof DeMork of Bridgeport.
 Local horsemen speak very highly of the new horse of James Marsh, "Acka- mar" It has only been hitched to a sulky few times and can show better than a 30 gait. If all signs do not fail "Ackamar" is going to give the boys surprise.
 A few days ago Walter Hatch, of the firm of Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, packed his little grip and went up to Spectacle lake with the express purpose of bringing home five-pound bass. His partner, James Marsh, captured four and one- quarter pounder and MT Hatch says he will go him one better.
 Miss Minnie c. Wilbur is back at her position at Riddiford's, after an illness of few days.
 The families of W. H. Osborne and William Wright have returned from an outing at Walnut Beach.
 A. K. Partridge, that expert paiylter, is decorating two of the houses of M. W. Hill on Nicholas Square.
 Howard Marsh, clerk at W. e. Bar tons, has been passing his vacation at Spectacle lake.
 Edwin and Flint Thomas and families have been enjoying camp life at SD cctacle lake for two we ks.
 James Churchhill of Boardman has about completed the task of harvesting 10 acres of very fine tobacco.
 GAYLORDsVILLE AND VICINITY.
 Rev E. H. Roys ard Miss Edith Roys have returned from their vacation.
 Mrs G. A. Adam of Canaan was in town over Sunday.
 Mrs c. Dillon and children of Great Burlington, Mass, have been sp,,nding a few days with her eister, Mrs ..E. Da- kin.
 Mrs M. D. Jones is homo from V isiting friends in Brookfield.
 Walter Conn has so large and fine a crop of tobacco that his sheds will not hold 1t and he is preparing to erect 8 new one. H. W. Deuel is to do the work.
 A good portion of the people in the village attended the Camp meeising at Pine Grove on Sunday and as conse- quence the congregation at the church was small.
 Residents in the north part of tfhe vil- lage on Saturday night thought ta.at the Boxers had invaded our peaceful hamlet. The shouts of men, thesreport Gf guns and revolvers and the barking of dogs kept many from their usual s]umbers. At little after daylight, Sunday morr- ing, the battle ceased. Upon investigs- tion it was found that thel casualties were one coon killed.
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THE UNION PICNIC.

The union Sunday school picnic at Doolittle's grove in Watertown, that waa appointed for Friday, was postponed un- til Saturday on account of the weather. Ab-ut 1eo. were present and a good time is reported by those in attendance.
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KENT.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTE. Rev T. E. Davies of New Haven occupied the pulpit of the Congregational lchurch. last Sunday morning and evening. Rev H. K. Job preached st Roxbury, Mass.
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A NOTABLE LOCAL EVENT.

A NOTABLE LOCAL EVENT.
 A treat for the townspeople and which no doubt they will appreciate by being present, considering the object, to raise money for the purpose of beautifying the interior of the Town hall, will take place Tuesday evening next, September 4. The play, "David Garrick," will be iD charge of Editor Livingston Russell of Ridge. field, the we'll known dramatist. Special costumes will be used for the occasion. The cast of characters will be as follows MT SymOn IngOt, Charles N Hall MT Smith. c. w. Zafra MT Jones, De Watt Pepper MT Brown. A. K. Taylor Ada Ingot, Mrs Alice R. Teller Thomas, Parry Green Miss Araminta Brown. Miss Mildred Camp Mrs Smith, Miss May Turrill David Garrick, Livingstone Russell
 WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.
 Rev MT Ramsey arrived at the parson- age, Saturday evening, seriously i'll. He had been kindly cared for by friends in Brooklyn, several days.
 MT Losee, general secretary for the Y. M. c. A. in New Haven, occupied the pulpit, Sunday morning, and gave an in- teresting discourse.
 Miss Edith Crossman is on the sick list. Mrs Lewis is recovering slowly. Theron Lyon is extensively engaged in bee keeping, and says one hive made 40 pounds in two weeks,
 Edwin Beardsley is visiting at Levi Camps, this week.a
 Andrew McMahon had a lively runa way, one day last week. His horses were hitched to Ia tobacco wagon with about half a load on. They suddenly took fright and started on wild run through the lots and down to the house The wagon pole struck the corner of the wood shed, knocking out the cor. ner post. The horses also landed against the building with considerable force, sustaining some bad bruises and scratches.
 George Dodd has built on al. addition to his barn and has raised up and improv ed the old barn.
 Frederick, son of Charles Dodd, re turns to Cheshire Academy in September for another years study.
 Dodd Brothers have bought tract o'
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Edna Guild took in the excursion tt Glen Island.
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NOTES FROM ST ANDREWS.

NOTES FROM ST ANDREWS.
 The last of the Vesper services for the summer was held at St Andrews church, last Sunday. The choir music was very fiue and we'll rendered. Mrs Ahrens from Jersey City sang very charmingly. She sarg duet with Mrs Denalow and an offeratory at morning and evening ser vice. She sings with great ease and pow CT. Mrs Sperrv's sweet and finely train ed voice has been much missed from our choir, this summer. It is to be hoped that another year she will be in Marble. dale again.
 Mrs Denslow is home from her visit at Stony Creek.
 MT and Mrs Miner Warehouse were home for couple of days, last week, from their cottage at Spectacle Lake.