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The Newtown bee., 1900-08-31

TO BE BUILT AT ONCE. Readers of THE BEE and the public in general will be startled and surprised when they learn that some people inter- ested in the Bridgeport Traction Co. and the Danbury Traction Co. are contem- plating the construction of fully equip ped trolley system to Newtown in order that the people from many of the sur rounding towns will be enabled to reach the Town hall in Newtown on the even- ing of Labor day so that they may be present to witness and enjoy the Grand Black Face Carnival of Fun, which is to be presented on that evening by some of Newtown's best amateur talent for the bene fit of St Roses church. Doors will be open at 7.3O sharp and the curtain will rise at S. 30 o'clock, thus giving all who wish it, to be present when the grand performance begins. Admission will be only 20 cents. Reserved seats only 25 cents extra. Peanuts will be sold during the performance and watermelons be- tween the acts. If you come be sure and take the first car and you will be in time to see the "Four Willies." The follow ing is the program in full and in next weeks BEE the program with the real lished. Immediately after the show there will be dancing to the best of dance music. The program:
 l Overture, "A Merry Go Round," Orchestra 2 Chorus, "The Rcd Sun Sinks to Sleep,"
 Company Duet. "Way Down south.
 Miss icy, Miss Southern 4 Violin solo, "Mazurka," Miss Hobson Solo, "Some Day." Miss Columbus 6"Water Melon Minuet," Twelve Handed Followed by watermelon contest by
 the Four WiLies.D
 Dnet, "Bugaboo Man," Miss Southern 8 a "Fan Tan," b Birthday" Orchestra Trio, Farewell"
 Miss Dewey. Miss Columbus, Miss South
 Tern 10 Violin solo. march. Tom Croker Platt II Rag Time in the Moon." Miss Southern 12 Mandolin solo, selected,
 Miss Mallind Libby, Miss Fair. Mise
 Southern ls Solo, ,I'm Nothing But Big Wax vsuon
 Orchestra l5 Solo and chorus. American soldiers,"
 San Juan Roosevelt and soldiers l6 Solo and chorus, "Band ot Filipino
 Ygorates," Lemon Jones and FiltpinOs IT Battle between American soldiers
 and gorates,-American's win IS Grand tableaux
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A Third Off.

There are shoes for each member of each family in this offering of bargains; ion some the reduction is less than a third, on some it's much more. And we say a third for that's the average.
 Here are examples of what we're doing:
 Mems shoes, our best and always sold at $4, every color ed shoe in the store that sold for $4, now $2.85 Every colored shoe for men that was $3 and $3 50, now
 $2.35 Women's lace shoes, choco- late Vici kid not all sizes now, worth $2 to S, S1.4O Women's black dongola kid shoes, button and lace, all sizes but only A B C widths, worth ? 50 to $50, S1.75 Women's low shoes of black dongola kid, worth 100 and 1.25, 79C Women's chocolate Wei kid low shoes, plain or cloth tops, worth Zoo and 50, S1.29 Boys shoes of Russia calf, they'll wear and wear, worth foo, S1,69 Boys shoes of Vici calf, strong and easily polished, worth 1.5o, $1.25 Girls shoes of russet goat skin, Goodyear welt, comfort able shape, worth S2, $1.49 Girls shoes of russet don- gola kid, button and lace. worth l.25, 97c
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fairfield County.
TASHUA.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Mrs M. E. Clark has recently spent 8 few days in the Cstskills.
 Miss Mollan Is spending a few weeks at F. B. Mallett's.
 Mrs Burr has been at J. R. Treadwell'a for & short time.
 MT and Mrs John Treadwell passed 8 few days with friends in Bridgeport, this week.
 Miss Burton is visiting her sister, Mrs John Patterson.
 Miss Mabel Wooster spent last week at Mrs Juliet Mallett's.
 Miss Edna Sweezy spent last week with friends in Bedding.
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Rev F. A. Dillingham;, pastor of the Church of the Redeemer at Bridgeport, gave 8 very interesting account of his work at the Sunday evening service on August 26. His description of the Boys Club and how be interested it's members appealed to all hearts. His audience could almost see the little tots belonging to his Sunday morning kindergarten as they toddled into church after their hour of instruction and pleasure with their teacher.
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pumber of vourg people from the Street e' j7yed corn-rnaat st the hone of Eli E. Beers, last Tuesday evening. After la ge quantity of corn and mel ops had been difpoaed of, dancing was enjoyed for the remaining part of the evening.
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tunate in obtaining their services. The doctor, who has been greatly overworked the past year, takes this vacation upon the advice of eminent physicians, and his mahy patients and friends hope he will return (about October 1) much improved in mind and body.
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BEDDING.
TIE LOCAL COU RTS.

THE LOCAL COURTS.
 On Sunday evening, August 19, John Carroll hnas on the with the parties that have charge Of the Park. in in which some innocent persons had to suffer The result was that John Todd, the grand juror, brought three complaints against Car roll. one by R. H. Holmes. one by Theodore fore Justice NickeTson. To the complaints ot Holmes and Garter he plead guilty. to the other other not guilty. After a trial he was found of $l6 and costs and 30 days in jail.
 On Wednesday John Murphy was brought and abetting Carroll in his assaults He was found guilty and fined $5 a. costs on eac h complaint and sent to the workhouse tor 60 days; $5o.47 costs in both complaints.
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
 A very unique and interesting musical pro- of the congregationai ch1rch They fs viii piGi3 be assisted not only by friends whose voices are already familiar and greatly appreciated by cannot fail to add much to the pleasure of the evening. The program will be devoted ex elus1yely to the works of the popular compos range ot selections, which caunot fail to please the "dainty little folk of four as well all may have an opportunity to enjoy the evening there will be only nominal admis sion fee of 15c.
 A republican caucus will be held at the IoWn mousse on saturday evening for the pur pose of electing delegates to the coming con gress1onal and senatorial conventions.
 The various schools in town will reopen on Tuesday, September 4.
 A great mum Der of wells are dry and many people have to go some distance to obtain water
 Miss Morgan of Bethel has been engaged to teach the Couch Hill school and Miss Murphy of the same place to teach on the Ridge.
 Miss Bessie DOran has returned home after spending two weeks in Atlantic City, New York and Newark and two weeks in the Cats. kills. She also stopped one week in Danbury on her way home.
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Mrs Murphy of Bridgeport, aged 36 years, died on Tuesday at the home of her mother, Mrs Stowe, in Southbury, after an illness with consumption. She is survived by husband and two chil- dren. The funeral occurred yesterday at 2 o'clock.
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Ralph G. Betts, the popular Sandy Hook druggist, had collision with Bar Der Colepaugh's dog, the other day. Result: Druggist kissing Mother Earth, limping like war veteran and doctor's bill to pay. The next time the druggist will dismount when he sees a dog; it will be cheaper in the end.
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George Schatz and Walter Schadler of Bridgeport are spending two weeks with John H. Summers in Hattertown.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,

o. E. CONSIDERATION MEETING.
 The September Conservation Meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society will be held next Sunday evening, September 21d, at 6. 30 o'clock. The members will please remember the roll. call and the offaring. Topic, "Seek Souls," Luke 15 {: l-1O.
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Dr Gordon left on Wednesday for &
 vacation of four or five weeks, accom- panied by Mrs Gordon and daughter, Doretta. The doctor intends spending the greater part of his vacation in Can ada. During hls absence his practice will be attended to until about September 12 by pr Arthur Dundon of Bridgeport, aud after SeotemDer l2, by Dr Edward Weepee of Bridgeport. Both are able young physicians and the doctor is for
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Simon Cory is the happy owner of a new surrey, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son. John L. Sanford also has . new surrey, bought of the same firm.
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Mrs Allis, who has passed the summer st c. F. Beardsley's, left on Wednesday for carriage drive to North Egremont. Mass. Mrs c. F. Beardsley accompanied her.
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Members of the Newtown Driving club met at Taylor's hotel, Wednesday night, and voted to make the organization per- manent. Quite large number of local horsemen were present and matters per taininR to the interests of the horse were discussed.
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Taylor, Curtis 6 Go. sell the Royal Worcester corsets, perfect in workman. ship and style.
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For Moxie and other health"givipg drinks call at the drug store of s. c. Bull $ Go. at Sandy Hook.
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Miss Carrie H. Jonas, who has been
 visiting friends in Newtown for the past
 few weeks, has returned to her home in TOrrinQtOn.
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Mrs A. B. Blakeman and daughter and Miss Edith Minor are visiting at South vile.
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THE LORDS SUPPER,

The sacrament of the Lords Supper will be observed in the church on Sunday morning, September 9.
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c. B. Taylor, Newtown's genial depot agent, has been confined to the house fol a week, suffering with his old enemy rheum atism.
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The democratic caucus to elect dele gates to the state, senatorial and con- gressional conventions will be held at the Town hall on Saturday evening, Sep tember 8.
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Charles F. Beardsley, a valued em. ploye of c. M. Beach of New Milf I'd, is away for vacation of 10 days. He will spend Sunday with his son, Clarence, in New Haven.
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D Aug. 2S. 19NO,:
 Esta{e ot Jerry Carey. late of New. town, in said district, deceased
 The adminis-rator having exhibited his ad- ministration account with said estate to this court for allow ance, it is
 Ordered that the Sth day ot Sept. A D. 1900. at o'clock in the afternoon, at the Probate Office in Newtown be and the same is assign ed for hearing on the allowance ot said ad- ministration account, with said estate, and this court directs the administrator to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place. by publishing this order in 6 new spar CT, printed in Fairfield county and posting a copy on the public sign post in the town where the deceased last dwelt, land re. turn make to this court.
 M. Bradley, Judge.
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Rev and Mrs James Taylor of Elmont, l.. l., are visiting MT and Mrs E J. Hall and other Newtown relatives.
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In about 10 days Taylor, Curtis & Go. will have prime lot of native peaches. Leave your order with them at once.
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For Shetland floss, dress Things and dress trimmings call on Taylor, Curtis & Co.
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The latest word received from Stanley Botsford Of Wallingford is that he Ii more comfortable and is now able to sit
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MT and Mrs T. J. Corbett returned on Tue sday from visit in New Haven.
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DE SURE that your blood is rich ID and pure. The best blood purifier, enricher and vitalizer is Hoods Sarsa- parilla. Be sure to GET HOODS.
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Thomas Kilbride of Holyoke, Mass., is visiting his brother, Coal Dealer Kilbride, of Sandy Hook.
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Taylor, Curtis 6 Go. have just received hobby line of shoes for ladies, children and men. They ask you to inspect them.
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The young men are invited to call at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s and look over their new line of fall hats.
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W. c. Corbett asks parents to bring the boys and girls to his store at Sandy Hook to be fitted up with school shoes. He has all the latest styles.
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ST ROSES CHURCH,

On Sunday morning next at the last mass, Rev Francis P. DohertY of New York, Paulist father, will preach. Rev MT Doherty has lately returned from the Philippines, where he was char lain to Gen Merritt. He is said to be an eloquent speaker.
 Fathers Crowle, of Ws' erbUry and O'Connor of Dapbury have beeo guests of Father Src'+h +"'s --"'
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Frank Allis of New York is visiting Louis A. Briscoe.
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THE HOTELS.
NEWTOWN INN,

VIEWPOINT INN. Adolph Ruger, B. Phillire, Jr., Brook. lyn, N. Y.
 Mrs I. J. Cunningham, Miss Jean Gun. nirgham, Portland, Ore.
 W. H. Buckingham, Frank w. Miner, New York.
 MT and Mrs Nathan s. White, New Haven.
 E. A. Hawley, L. W. Eaton, Miss Cogs. well, MT and Mrs W. c. Bryant, Celia G. Terry, MT and Mrs Sidney Terry, MT and Mrs William M. Terry, Elizabeth T. Eaton, 0. F. Bushnell, Bridgeport. MT and Mrs F. E.. Fitch, Passaic, N. J. Harvey Thomas, Roxbury. Hubert Thomas, New Milford. w. G. Hawley, New York.
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H. e. Warner has been on the sick lis for day or two.
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A venerable deacon over 30 years old rather rene wed his youth, the other day, by taking swim in Taunton lake along with some of bis young grandsons.
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Hubert Thoroas, that popular New Milford horseman. was in town, Tuesday, in the interest of the New Milford fair.
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Dean and Raymond Fairchild of Great Harrington, Mass, have been visiting their grandparents, Dea and Mrs William Fairchiid.
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VNANTED At a residence in ong Hill, a w competent girl for COO and to assist in general homework 10 washing. Address s, care of The Bee Publishing GO, Newtown, Conn.
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Miss Bessie Wright of Bridgeport is
 l the guest of Mss Edna Smith.
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Dr E. A. Lewis of Brooklyn, N. r., 1 8 guest at 8. F. Glover's.
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John Kelly, Jr.. of Matteawan, N. Y has been visiting Carl Kelly.
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E. L. Johnson was so unfortunate as t. fall from step-ladder, last week, injur ing one knee quite severely.
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DIGS-A nice lot ot pigs to be exchanged tor silver or greenbacks; no gold or honds talk en. Egan's homestead, J. P. Egan, Newtown, Conn
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MT and Mrs w. Fl. O'Hara are now stopping at Taylor's hotel at Sandy Hook.
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Miss Grove, sister Of Patrick Grove, i: quite ill with fever.
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George E. Couch of Brooklyn is visit. ing his brother, Levi c. Morris.
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Curtis Glover is entertaining his former schoolmate, George Hawley, of Shelton.
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To Charles Minor of Berkshire the cd itor is indebted for packet of handsome tomatoes of the Pondorosa variety.
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Miss Lizzie Collins of Danburv is a guest at Edward Trov's.
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Sick headache IS cur ed by Hoods PillF 25s.
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Mra Arthur G. Warner and children from New Haven have been spending
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MO ROE XEs-Notice is hereby given to M all persons lisble to taxation in the town IS a will be due and pa able Sept l and for the purpose of receiving the same will be at the following named places: Friday, Sept. 4. at the store of Oscar herw Ood from II to F, and at he store ot Marshall Beach, from to Saturday, Sept T.. at the tore of stephen French from 70 l2 and at the store ot Burr Hawlay trom to f. Interest at the rate of |. per cent after Oct. l. Edwin c. shelton, Col lcctor. Dated at Monroe, Aug 24. l90O
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The Delicious Fragrance

from a hot Royal Baking Powder biscuit whetS the appetite. The taste of such a biscuit sweet, creamy, delicate and Crispy is a joy to the most faStidiOuS.
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nIsTRICT OF NEwTowN, ss. Probate U Court Aug. 2S l90O
 Estate of George P. Sanford, late of New town, in said district daceased
 Upon application of Sarah M Sanford praying that letters of administration may be granted on said estate as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 Ordered That said application be heard and determined at Probate office in said New town on the 5th day of Sept A. D.. 1900. at Il o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given ot the pendency of said application and the time and place ot hearing thereon by publishing a notice of the same once in some newspaper having a circulation in said district, and by posting B copy thereof, on the public sign post in the town of Newtown, in said District. M. J. Bradley, Judge. DIsTRICT OF VIEWPOINT, ss. Probate Court, U Aug. 9, 1900.
 Upon the applicationSot Sa1a ah M Sanford, praying that a guardian be appointed, over Grace Osborn, minor residing in said town, as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 Ordered, that said application be heard and de ermined at the Probate Office in said New town, Wednesday, Sept. 5 1900, at Il o'clock in the fol enoon, and that notice be given ot the pendency ot said application and Ihe time and place ot hearing thereon, by, publishing notice Ot the same one time in some newspaper having circulation In said district before the time assigned for sa, hear ing. M J. Bradley, Judge.
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HoWland'S
Everybody has A Share In The Shoe Sale.

This august sale of shoes brings shoes of the liked shapes of the season, of good leather, and of reliable work manship at
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AT BITS

For Golden ble.~ coffee and other popular blends of cl flee call at Betts'. Low prices rule there for cash.
 Try sample pound of our teas. They are all right.
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Mrs Susan Hall is visiting Mrs J. k. Smith at Bridgeport.
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4 UCTION-By virtue Of an order from the A Probate court will sell at public auction on Saturday, the sth day ot September at 2 the estate of the late John H Costello, which consists in the equity ot the new house and fh Rafh en %nlcn ne neieny Dat n sandy Hook X Sons improved heaters in the cellar, run. ming spring water to the house and barn. House large, suitable for boarders, and barn for livery. A Sanford, Administrator. New town, August l5. 1900
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G. N. CLARK, Niehols. Conn.

M IDDLESEX BANKING CO.-Subscribed
 " capital, asOO, O,OOO. Paid in, e6OO, ,OOO. Issues per cent Debenture Bonds of 41OO e900, 936A, $500, 5000 and S5OOO. which arc by statute law ful investments for Trust Funds in the state. |. D. SANFORD, Agent, 17 Bishop Flock
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BARGAIN! Black walnut extension table and sideboard. SIP takes both; perfect order. Refrigerator $5. Write for description.
 The Creamery,
 SOUTH BRITAIN. CT.
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HEADACHES CURED by Smiths Headache u Powder. 25c box by mail. Sample free. s. W. Smith & Co Ansonia, Conn.
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THE BEE. rswtawn, Friday, August 24, 1900
 CIRCULATION January l, 1882, 500 Last Week, 3875
TOWN TOP1Cs.
TO BE BUILT AT ONCE.

VIEWPOINTS NEW TROLLEY LINE
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JOSEPH BUSSER vs. MARY E. BUSSER, Or. J der of Notice.
 State of Connecticut, Fairfield County, Super
 for Court, Bridgeport. Aug. l6, D
 1900
 Upon the com plaint of the saids Joseph Bus ser praying for reasons therein set forth, for a divorce, returnable to the Superior Court in and for airfield County, to be held on the ing to and being found by the subscribing au thority that the said defendant is gone to parts unknown.
 Therefore Ordered. That notice of the pen. dency ot said complaint be given by publish. ing this order in THE NEwTOWN BEE. news paper printed in New o VII in said County, 2 weeks sncce ssively, commencir on or before the 23d day Of August, A 1901 FRED W. TRACY, Asst Clerk of the Superior Court tor Fairfield County.
 Fairfiald County. ss. Monroa August 22 1900
 The foregoi, ,g Is a true copy of the original order ot nntice Attest. STEPHEN B. HAYES
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NIOTlCE-An advertisement appeared in " last weeks BEE. in which my wife. Mary J. Costello, claims that she depended upon her mother for her bed and board. I there fore wish to inform the public since our mar riage May l, 1896. some four years ago (not i've years ago as stated in last weeks BEE) and as far as my inhuman treatment is con cerned, I must say it is false from the begin- ming and that but for her mothers interfer- ance there would never be any trouble be tween us. To her and not me she owes the Costello. Sandy Hook, Ct. Aug 27, 1900
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GRAND CENTRAL.

GRAND CENTRAL.
 Albert Wilson, F. Kellogg, Howard Van Sinderen, Harry B. Van Sinderen, K. F. Drigge, Mrs J. 5. Bloom, A. N. Rippon, W. H. Hoole, Greater New York.
 R. F. Kellogg, Ridgefield.
 M. s. Comstock, R. M. Frissell, T. F. Riley, Samuel Harris, M. J. Tanner, Bridgeport.
 J. B. Morris, Danbury.
 0. J. Stafford, M. T. O'Brien, Kathryn Toole, Allce Toole, New Haven.
 R. K. Andersen, Bostcn, Mass.
 Arthur s. Brown, Ansonia.
 J. M. Blake and family, Branford. WHERE THEY EXCEL IN BUDDING
 MATCHES"
 A typographical error in last weeks BEE caused quite laugh at the Inn. The types made it read Budding matches" when it should have been 'putting matches" Landlord Leonard's guests excel at pudding matches, as the genial landlord found out long ago when he came to pay his grocery bills.
 Tuesday night the guests at the Inn were entertained with tableaux by the children, under the direction of the talent cu Mlse I duSY 1OWu0T Auu mlsB Audne.
 Mrs J. E. Foster of Bridgeport gave very enjoyable whist party at the Inn, Wednesday night. The 1.t ladies' prize was won by Miss Battin; 2d ladies' by Mrs Halsey; Sd ladies', Miss Hattie Hawley; lst gentlemen'a, T. B. De- Forest; 2d gentlemen's, H. M. Knapp; Sd gentlemen's, w. A. Leonard.
 Saturday night hop will be held at the Inn.
 The "putting matches" take place on Friday morning.
 E. M. Johnston and Joseph Newton and families of Brooklyn, who have been at the Inn for six weeks, leave on Satur. day for their homes.
 "David Harum' is the latest arrival at the Inn. It is a handsome "Angora" cat, belonging to Mrs Gardner of Bridge port.
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c. l.. SMALLEY.
sTKPNEY DEPOT, CONN.
 1EsTABLIsHED IN 1SS9.l

Am now all settled in my new shop on tho turnpike and with increased facilities am pre- ,ar ed to do all kinds of Wagon and Carriage all its branches. Rorseshoeing . specially. First class workmansh1p guaranteed A1d prices always reasonable. Give mo call
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few weeks with Mrs Warner's parents MT and Mrs Eugene M. Bots ford.

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,, NEW YORK.
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WANTED-To hire, g farm, with the pr1vi- w lege ot buying; rent to be reasonable. Address Wm B Hopkins. Roxbury, Ct
 NEW HOME, Climax and New Ideal Sewing lN Machines, Pianos and Organs at Lowest Prices. C. E Osborne, S+epney
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ID OVAL Baking IN Powder improves .. the flavor and lsI adds to the healthful-
 ness of all risen flour foods. It renders the biscuit, bread and cake ] more digestiblc and
 nutritious.
 Royal Baking Pow ny, der makes hot breads
 wholesome. Food raised with Royal will )O> not distress persons of
 delicate or enfecbled
 digestion, though eaten
 warm and fresh. ,tion baking powders almost invariably con- alum. Alum makes the food unWhoesOne. hEN
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NOTICE-My wife, Anna A V heeler, having IN left my bedHand board, I hereby forbid any one trusting her on my account as sh Ill pay no bills of her contracting Signed, Freak. Wheeler, w est Morris, Conn.
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WOULD LIKE

Your buildings to paint by day or contract Paper hanging speciality: Agents for Mas urv's Railroad Paints. All orders promptly attended to. Craft Lyon, Painters and Dec orators, Stepney, Ct.
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EOR SALE-A good road horse, eight years old. Good safe driver. Edward Bolt, Mid Ct