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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11

More persons were killed and in
jured in factories in the State of New
York last year than fell in Uncle
Sans army and navy during the
Spanish-A merican war. The figures
were as follows: Killed in factories,
910; injured, 10000. Killed in
Spanish-American war, 20S; wound
ed, 1857.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11
RED HOT FROM THE GUN

Was the ball that hit q. B. Stead
man, of Newark, Mich, in the civil
war. 1t caused horrible ulcers that
no treatment helped for 20 years
Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
HIM. Cures cuts, bruises, burns and
boils, felons. corns, skin eruptions
Best pile cure on earth. 25c box
Cure guaranteed. Sold by druggists
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11

Mr.. R. D. Smith, who recently
purchased the old Helderman mine
in this county, near Alexis. seems to
have struck it rich. The first dumps
from the shafts which be is opening
assayed an average of $S1 per ton,
while other ore from the veins as
sayed oyer 50 900 per ton. Mr.. Smith
boueh the mines some months ago
for $8OO.-Lincoln Journal.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11

The Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad has for ten years had in
view the plan of building a branch
road to Snow Hill. It will now build
1t. The cost will, it is said, approx
mate $75, 200, # which Greene couu-
ty will put up SO, 900.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11

To get the best results from your
COVE they should be- we'll fed, prOvi-
died. " ith all abundance OF pure wa
ter, III lked regularly and treated
kindly. This rule forms the basis
OF successful dairyinR everywhere
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and mlghtiest little
thing that ever was made is DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Every pill is
q sugar-coated globule of health,
that changes weakness into strength,
listlessness into energy, brain fae
into mental power. They're wond-
erful in building up the health. On
~ Is cents per box. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11
If THE BABY is CUTTING
TEETH

Be sure and use that old and we'll
tried remedy, MRS. WINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teeth
ing. 1t soothes the child. softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colo and Is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. 25 cents a bottle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11

A big land deal has been clio sed in
which about 35, 900 acres of land in
Jackson known as tho Canada tract,
has been transferred from the Love
estate to the National Abrasive Go.
The consideration was about $45 900.
--Waynssvills Courier.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11

ANDNNC Booker I. Washing
AuEVIN. ton has written the
AANAASAN story OF HE life and
work. he gives mis- views on the Ne
gro Problem and all his best speeches
White and coiored people are giving
advanced orders. BONANZA fuT
agents. Both white and colored
agents make money with this book
rite today.
j. l.. NICHOLS & CO.,
Atlanta, GA.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11
:AlminIstrator'. Notice.

Having qualified n the Admirl-fra
TOR "i Virginia q. Aver, decreases at
"i Wake county, hereby r-gss.I ~.
persons indebted to the ,->tAt.- ~ s..ui,.
ln aud settle thrIr ind-bI-d.-z. Ana
all persons having claims asain-t lrt
estate will pr- cut the -Ahi- To- ui- UiI
or b"ior- the :lst day "i jane. 1901, coz
thtr notice may b- plradrj "a hzr co.
their recovery
~. ". AVER.
Adinibi>tTAtor
PEELK.a hArSAED. AtIprn-Sr.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11

Time and money spent in beauti.
fyiug the farm home il well spent.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11

" ~ slsT sl~laolas. G-o.oa Al. G.
'-feissIph slauon- s-h~slAuA ...sy
a. A. DILi.. supS
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11

The government reports show that
this has been the hottest and dryest
ummsr in nearly thirty years.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11

Dining cars between New York and Rich
mond, and Hamlet and savannah on trains
NOS. 81 and "A.
central Time, sEastern Time.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-10-11
PRODUCERS AND CONSUMERS AGREE
COTTON As KING AGAIN.

soy.l BAKING POWDER co 100 WILLIAM ST. NEW roak-
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LYONS PLAINS.

NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
Josiah Williams Is home again, after
spending the summer with his SOD, Hen
ry, in New Hamburg.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
house of Charles Adams,' last Thursday.
There was q fair attendance. 1t was not
generally known or there would have
been more present.
Mrs Ralph Jenerson and son, Louis,
are spending a week at Ncroton.
ltr and Mrs Eli Wakeman Of Bridge
port spent Saturday night and Sunday at
G. w. Johnson's.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Patcheon and son
visited her parents over Sunday.
Miss Jennie :Trowbridge of Danbury
and Mrs Mary Patcheon spent Monday
| with: Mrs Clifford Patcheon.
Mrs Hiram McConkey is with her sis.
keT III DcIG6l3 WAo1o Euo eApcCto W To-
| m ain two weeks.
Morr's White Of Westport spent Mon
day with Henry Nichols and family and
called on old friends who were glad tc
see him.
Fritz Gerhardt visited bis parents on
Sunday.
| Elmer Treadwell of Bethel spent Sur.
day with relatives here.
Mrs Frank Mace, who spent few days
with her brother, last week, went Il
NJ walk, Sunday, and from there to he,
home in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Henry Gerhardt and friend from Nor
walk spent Sunday at Phillip Gerhardt's
Emma Davis of Westport wheeled u
ard spent last Wednesday with her par
| .,pVo
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WOODBURY..
FLANDERS AND VICINITY.

FLANDERS AND VICINITY.
Digging potatoes and cider makir &
seems to be the order OF the day. Farm.
ers find the yield not as good as last year
and quite small.
Flanders has been quite unfortunate,
the past week, az regards accidents. j.
E. Somers sustained fall of some 30 feet
resulting in the breaking of one leg, the
knee Of the other badly hurt and two ribs
broken. He was taken to bis fathers,
George Somers', in Watertown, and at
present is doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected. HIS many friends and nejghbora
will be glad to see him home again.
Saturday evening as Henry Terrill was
driving through town street and when in
front of r. r. Hitchcock's, a team
driven by William Galpin collided with
Mr. Terrill's, causing the horse to clear
himself from wagon, throwing MI
Terrill out, striking on his head. He
was picked up unco1 scious. Medical aid
was called in. He has since been lying
in a semi. conscious state at his daughters
but at this writing ia reported some bet.
ter.
Miss Eloisa Warner bias returned from
New York City, where che has pleasantly
spent week with her brother, Fem E.
Warner.
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Danbury, last Friday, on duty in tn
Superior court, short calendar term.
STEPNEY.
A SERIOUS ACcIDEN,

A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
On Monday of this week, Philo Burr
and Wilbur French, while putting on
new roofs on Mr. French's barn by q
breaking Of the scsffolding we're both
thrown to the ground and severely hurt.
ribs broken beside otherwise being badly
bruised. Mr. Burr's il juries are more in
teInal and at this time appear to be
quite serious. 1t was very bad and I'M.
fortunate fall for both men.
Mr. and Mrs P. e. Abbott and nurse
and Mrs James Marshall of Fall River,
Mass, have been guests of Mr. and Mrs
George Coley. Mr. Coley and Mr. Abbott
attended the Huntington fair, meeting
many old friends from the city.
Rev Mr. Braman attended The Baptist
convention at Danbury on Wednesday.
L. B. Gilbert, Dr., has bought cooler
or ice box of Joseph Hawley In Lon 6
Gill and is setting it up in his market at
the Platt place.
Seeley Perry has moved his family to
Bridgeport.
The democrats held a most friendly
caucus on Monday night and nominated
their candidates quickly by reclamation.
Mrs Charles Robertson and son and
Mrs Pulling, all OF Danbury, we're recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs L. 81. Edwards.
Mrs Charles Hubbell and daughter,
Lucy of Naugatuck were guests, last
week of Mr. and Mrs Charles Roberts OF
Hattert0wn.
Mrs L. 81. Edwards returned, last Sat-
urday from visit to friends in Stratford,
Shelton and Torrington.
Henry Prudential of Rochester, N.
Y, who has been spending number Of
weeks with bis grandmother, Mrs s.
Smith, is to remain with his grandmoth-
or all winter.
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BETHEL.

MR. DIBBLE SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Mr. Dibble of Stony Hill met with a
painful accident, last week Monday. Sep
TENDER II. While hanging tobacco he
fell a distance of Is feet, breaking two
ribs and otherwise bruising himself. Mr.
Dibble il able TO be around again.
Edward Stone and George W. Wheeler
went fishing in Taunton pond, last week,
bringing home string of bass weighing
IS pounds, the largest one tipping the
scales at five pounds.
G. W. Bolles is soon to erect in the
West Redding cemetery marble monu'
ment for Mr. and Mrs Luzon Jelliffe.
Money is rather scarce and Joseph
Buzzer, the blacksmith opposite Short's
hat factory, appreciates the fact and lie
doing all kinds of blacksmithing at q
very low figure. Notice his ad in an
other column.
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CORNWALL BRIDGE.

PERSONALS, WEDDINGS, CHURCH NOTES.
A ball game was played last Saturday,
between mines from Cornwall and Corn
wall Bridge, resulting in favor Of tn
Cornwall Bridge boys.
Miss Georgia Baldwin of New Haven
has been visiting at Miss HOLSTERS. She
has returnsd to her home, Miss Lillian
Hatch accompanying her.
Mr. Goodwin preached in the Metho'
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New Haven Co.
MIDDLEBURY.

EFFECT OF RECENT WIND STORM.
The dry storm Of wind which swept
over this place Wednesday week, did
much damage and many farmers have
had to do their work over again, as ii
Frustrated much corn which was cut and
stacked. Some trees were blown over
and most all the fruit was shaken from
the trees. Some COWS were drunk.
The Bristol road is nearly completed
and is very fine piece of work.
Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ. Held and Mr.
Heid's two sisters, Emily and Viols
Bertsch, who have been summering al
the Wallace house, Lake Quassapaug
have returned to their home in Brooklyn
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs I. j. Merriman from Itch
field spent Saturday and Sunday in town
the guests of Mrs n. S. B. Judd.
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Fairfield COUNTY.
EASTON.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH INTERESTS
The leader Of the Eudeavor meeting
Sunday evening, was W. NJ. Gallup
The subject was "Tares and Wheat"
Rev c. L. Aver was appointed delegate
to the meeting of the Fail field West con.
ISOLATION, held in South Norwalk, Tues.
day.
Miss Aida Wemmerus and Miss Lima
Widmer of Bridgeport we're at H. G. Nc.
Collam's, Monday.
Miss Bessie Lay Of New Haven has
been visiting friends in town.
Mrs s. N. Osborne and Miss Agnes
Bride spent Friday in Stepney.
Miss Louie Turney returned home,
Thursday, from visit in Sheltt n.
G. Walter Candee was taken suddenly
ill on Saturday of last week, but at this
writing is able to ride out.
J. s. Tyler has been appointed regis
trar of voters to fill the vacancy caused
by the death, last April, of Edward A.
Roberts.
A short time since Mr. and Mrs J. Il.
Wheeler attended the wedding Of friends
in Bethel.
c. s. Powell has had an acute attack
Of hay fever.
E.ley Bibbins has been i'll with mala-
ria for number of weeks.
Mis- Emily Marsh, who has been at
Fairfield Beach for her health, re-
turned some time since somewhat rested.
SD. Powell returned from Long Is
land on Saturday last and spent Sunday
at his home, leaving on Monday for New
Haven.
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Long HILL.
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
Mrs M. e. Middlebrooks and family
move d to Nichols, Monday. They will
occupy the Bach Latin home. Charles
and John Middlebrooks are working Oh
the Beaver Brook dam at the new resOr-
voir.
Rev and Mrs Dikeman are out of town
for few days.
Mr. Work has moved his family from
Mr. Watson's house to Charles Halls.
G. F. Hadley is going to take the south
part of his factory for q tenement house.
Mrs Caroline Hubbell is entertaining
her sister from Brooklyn, this week.
Frederick Doupe, who has been Ill at
the home of bis brother, Rev Charles
Doupe, was taken to the Bridgeport hos
pital, Monday, for treatment.
Martin Beach's new house on Park
Lane avenue is nearing completion. Lee
vi Downs is doing the painting and deco
rating.
taken position in the shipping room Of
the Bryant Electric company In Bridge
port.
Robert Stain has opened a grocery
store in Lewis Wakeley's cigar factory.
he has first class goods at reasonable
prices.
Mrs Pixley, who has been visiting he T
daughter, Mrs Mahoney, for several
months, has returned to her home in
Massachusetts.
Frances Walker Is visiting friends in
Stratford.
1t is rumored that wedding bells will
ring in the near future.
The chemist of the mines, Herbert NJ
Shilstone, leaves for Barbados, B. w. l..
October 3, to visit his parents. Mr.
| Goldsmith of New York will act for him
during bis Absence.
E. B. Rawling of Worcester, Mass,
has been vleiting c. g. Downs.
Mrs Currance Burr is quite sick requir.
ing watches.
Misses Julia and Kittie Liter, who
have been staying with Mrs Johh Starr
have returned to their home in New York
| Mrs Dora Starr has returned after a
stay of a few days with friends in New
York City.
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barn for the COWS, which he has been
purchasing of late.
Mr. and Mrs Dickinson and son Of e.
lenville, Ulster county, N. Y, have been
spending few weeks with their cousin,
Lorer 70 Low. They returned home last
Monday.
Mrs Charles VanRouten of New Jer.
sey is visiting her aunt, Mrs Sarah Bar
Der; also friends in Bethel.
Miss Ruth Hopkins Of Boston has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs J. Macarthur Of
Beaver Brook for some weeks past.
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MRS JULIA E, THOMAS.

Mrs Julia E. Thomas of Gaylordsville
passed away on Friday, aged 81 years.
She is survived by husband, who at the
time of her death was lying critically ill
in the same house. Two sons also survive
her, H. j., and Edward Thomas. The
funeral was attended on Sunday, Rev MI
Roys officiating. Hubert Thomas had
charge of the funeral arrangements.
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Mrs Merwin Hill, an estimable lady,
died on Thursday last at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs Charles Marsh, aged 70
years. She is survived by one son, Al
len Hill, and two daughters, Mrs George
McEwen and Mrs Charles Marsh. The
funeral was attended on Saturday last at
the home of Charles Marsh, Rev J. F.
Plumb officiating. The pail bearers
were all nephews Of the deceased, j. LIE
Roy Buck, Andrew Mcmahon, A. H. Nc.
Mahon AID Enoch Hill. Undertaken
Thomas was in charge of the funeral ar
rangements.
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where she has been studying with some
of the best vocal teachers of the city.
Her singing was greatly enjoyed and her
voice showed cultivation, it being about
the best that was ever heard in town.
| IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
st Peters lodge, F. & A. M, will have
work at the first communication in Octo.
Der.
Ousatonic chapter, R. A. M, has sew
eral candidates in hand and will have
work at it's next session.
Coed Shepherd lodge, 1. o. o. F., has
an application for membership and will
have work at an early date.
Inspect Golden's fine stock of fall
clothing.
A stranger was on Bank street, Friday,
exhibiting chicken which had four legs
and two pair of wings.
George Pixley, who is ever ready to
keep up with the times, is making altera-
tions to his barns.
IA. Bolles of the sea zette," who for
some time has written articles on ''Good
Roads, against Road Commissioner Nc
Donald's idea, happened to run up
against the latter at the New England
house, Friday last, and good deal of
talk was the result and it is said the road
commissioner came out ahead.
G. T. Shoverling left Saturday to be
gone two weeks. He will visit Buffalo
and Duluth, Mich.
Town meeting, Monday next.
Fred Graham of Shoverling, Kinney
Co. was out Hartford way last week
buying tobacco.
The respective tobacco buyers are
busy these days around among the farm
ers, prices ranging anywhere from Is to
Is cents.
s. R. Hill, New Milford's expert ma
chinist, is always full of business. He
has just completed setting up gasolene
engine for F. M. Berry at North Kent,
has erected big smoke stack at New
Lebanon, N. Y, for the Tilden Medical
Co., the manager being nephew of
Samuel J. rilden, and has set water
wheel at West Cornwall tor Smith &
Sons.
Heacock Brothers were at work on
Monday repairing the tar walk in front
OF Mygatt's block, at the corner of Main
and Bank streets. They have also put
down about 200 feet Of tar walk on Ben
nit street.
A. G. Barnes, the republican nominee
for first selectman, was in Hartford over
Sunday.
Mrs Thomas Robinson has been on the
sick list.
J. A. Northrop & Sons have men in
Bridgeport, this week, putting in two of
their popular Unique house heating boil
ers in houses built by Marsh Brothers.
They are also engaged in equipping the
graded school building in Stratford with
one of their Unique boilers.
| G. n. Booth will have bis fall millinery
opening on September 20 and October l
and 2. The ladies' in town ana from
neigLboring towns will be cordially well
coined on those days or later if they
choose. It is sure to be an interesting
event.
T. Soule Il Co. are just finishing up
neat cottage for Joseph Brin]ey on the
Dat iron piece north of q. Schove1ling &
Co.'s.
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BRoORFIEID.

The Turner place. owned by C. M.
Besch ct New Milford, is undergoing re.
pairs. Toe appearance of the place is
greatly improve,l with its fresh coat OF
paint. Gardner & Stevenaof GAINESVILLE
are doing the wo1k.
Charles Kenne rson moved his family
away from Brook field, last week.
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QUAKER FARMS.

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Attorney G. E. Meigs of Waterbury
visited bis parents in this place over Sun
day.
Robert Hawkins attended the congress
sional convention in Middletown~s del
egate, last week.
J. Jensen and family Of Ansonia was
calling on friends in this place on Sun
day.
1t is reported that Mr. and Mrs Ryder
are to move to Woodmont the coming
winter, and Mr. and Mrs Frank Williams
are to have charge Of their farm here in
their absence.
James Ross has been digging we'll
for A. J. Lum, the past week.
W. G. Tomlinson is having the founda-
ton for his new house built. william
Hubben is doing the mason work.
G. c. Ryder has offered his farm in this
place for sale and is thinking Of moving
to Woodmont.
C. A. Heigs is building An addition to
bis house to be used as creamery.
Miss Nellie Hine, who has been In the
employ of c. A. Meigs for several years.
is taking vacation for q few months
and will visit with friends in New Hamr-
shire.
G. B. Thrall spent Sunday with friends
in Bethel.
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SOUTHBURY.

HULL'S HILL AND VICINITY.
Mr. and Mrs n. Booth attended the
Huntington fair.
Mrs Chr stenson went to Waterbury,
Friday.
G. B. johnson must bt ar a charmed
life from the number CT accidents thai
have happened to him. He escaped un
burt in every instance.
Miss o. Burr visited in Water bury last
week.
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MONROE.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
The ordination services of Carl Stack
man to the gospel ministry will take
place in the Monroe Congregational
church on Wednesday, October 8. The
morning session will begin at 1880 and
the afternoon session at 2 O'Clock.
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GREAT PL AIN.
LOCAL TOPICS.

A very pr Asant call was received, last
Lords Day, by the Great Plain Sunday
ch"ol from Minor Deming of Boston.
Mr. Deming formerly lived in Danbury,
and was come cted with the Great Plain
Sunday school. Mr. Deming gave q very
interesting talk to the school.
Hanford FaiIchild has completed his
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WATERFOWL.

JOHN NJ. sOMERs SERIOUSLY INJURED
John M. Somers, a WOODBURY. farmer
and son of George NJ. Somers of Water.
town, had an experience on the Water
town road near the residence Of Joe
Newell, Friday morning Of last week, OF
rather late Thursday night, which won't
be forgotten for some time. Mr. Somera
had been to the Waterbury fair ard had
been looking at a pair of cattle. On his
way home he concluded to 60 aud see
che owner, who lives near the Branch
reservoir. When near Newell's mill, he
drove off the road onto the pipe line and
got thrown from his carriage. The
horse managed to free itself and started
for home. In falling MI Somers fractured
both legs below the knees, one of them
being so badly broken that the lower bone
protruded through the skin clear above
the knee. 1t would be difficult to put
anyone In a worse position than he was,
lying on back road, no houses near, and
every move which he made brought with
it the most acute torture. Notwithstand
ing his terrible Injuries Mr. Somers
awled several rods in his efforts to get
somewhere so that he might make him.
self heard. His cries for help were finally
heard, and Joseph Newell came to his
assistance, bringing a lantern, which
showed that the Injured man in his forts
to reach help had come near having an
even worse full than his first. He was
lying on the top of an embankment, with
only few inches between him and fall
of over 80 feet. Help was quickly sum-
moned and stretcher improvised from
q ladder, on which Mr. Somers was con-
veyed to the nearest bouae. AS soon
after wards as possible medics attendance
was provided. Mr. Somers' father came
there as soon as he re ceived VIC I'd of the
accfdent. Lunny's ambulance from
Waterbury was procured and the injured |
man taken taken to WATERFOWL, where he |
liz at present. O1e Of the limbs was so
badly shattered that it is doubtful
whether the fracture can be reduced.
Arthur Atwood will move into a tene-
ment under the hill. Engineer Rogers |
will move into Mr. Atwood's house.
Just 26 new voters we're made last Sat-
lrday. There are at present on the list |
20 be made 1877.
The annual town report has been
placed in the hands Of the voters.
The glass blowers are holding forth at
he Town hall, this week, under the
auspices Of the local lodge, K. of P. So
ar the attendance has been good each
evening and the Knights are in hopes that
hey will receive good sum as their
hare of the receipts.
Wallace 81. Atwood and Louis Hemin.
way attended the State Democratic con-
'ention, held in Hartford, last Thursday
md Friday.
The Republican caucus will be held this
friday evening and the Democratic
aucus tomorrow evening.
Monday is town election and the annual
own meeting.
j. D. MCGOWAN acted as Judge of the
POULTRY exhibit at the Waterbury Agri-
ultural Fair.
B. C. Atwood is having the interior Of
is hardware store painted.
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dist church Sunday morning. Mr. Nash
is expected home, this week. from his
vacation.
Invitations are out for marriage OF
Ella Comstock and Walter c. Benedict,
for October 10.
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A BOOM IN TOBACCO SALES.

Within the last week there has been q
big boom In tobacco sales. Previous to
this date not pound had been sold in
the Housatonic valley. Vincent Sterling,
the popular local representative Of Suffer
Brothers, has been buying heavily of the
Honsatonic valley crop, and last week, it
is reported, he bought more than he ever
did in any previous week in his life. The
representatives OF II. Schoverling. & Co.
nave also bought something like 600
cases and are still after it. William
Schoverling is also reported to have
bought number of crops. E. A. Wild
man, it is reported, has been buying
heavily tout East Early in the season
q. Schoverling & 60. bought q number
of crops tout East" tor the purpose Of
spotting, which was attended to by their
genial representative, Mr. Graham.
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TAshUA.

Miss Gertrude Brown of Oxford, N. Y,
has been visiting at the rectory.