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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-25

REST easy Hammocks at MADEIRA
Bros.
ssUwanta'' Hammock, at MADEIRA
Bros.
Coon intentions don't count, but
good goods do You always get that
kind at A. L. Nye's.
GET your clothes cleaned at Wei
bells, the Dyer, Front street, near
Beechurst.
EVERY girl who pounds piano
should be impressed with the fact
that making bread is not aecompan-
led by noise that disturhs the
neighbors.
An inspection OF the large stock
of felt hats at Miss Mary Semans'
store is invited.
WHEN one reads of the thermome
ter standing in l02 in Paris it some
what mitigates the regrets which we
feel at not being Die to attend the
exposition.
LEAVE your bundle with Adam
Bower. He is an agent for Miller's
New Method Laundry.
The most delicious Ice Cream
Soda i'll the city to-day.
MADEIRA Bros.
THE Board of Education is well
pleased with the record that the
Morgantown teachers have been
making and they have a right to be
proud of it.
WANTED: Boarders at the Episco-
pal Hall Morgantown. w. Va. Large
house, yard and porch with all the
modern Improvements. For terms
apply to CAPT. w. G.. MARSHALL.
However the style of journalism
that requires an affidavit with ev-
cry news item cannot become popu-
lar or very firmly established. It
takes too much effort.
NEwMAN's ice cream will now be
ready at all times day or evening.
He has opened for thelseason and will
serve the best OF everything. His
place is one of the most popular in
town
Bur twelve thousand dollars was
spent on the river here this last
year when there was ten times that
much available Senator Elkins
wanted to have the contractor pro
tected in his course of delay. Why
did be want to do this in the face Of
the direct interests of his constitu-
ency?
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-25
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Clarence Sale.

All the goods yet on hand Of the
Mingo Glass Co at one half Of first
cost. Open afternoon and evening.
Call and get good Glassware for little
money. FRAZER q FRA2EK,
Trustees.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-25
Moved.

RICE'S NEWS STAND &
GROCERY has moved from the
Moreland Building into the
room formerly occupied by the
Bee Hive Store store in the Odd
Fellows BID on Walnut street.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-25

Has also been before the
public but a short time. 1t
was theproductof the times.
1t knocked the bottom out
of high prices and solved
the cheap lot problem. Its
mission will soon be ended.
With a past full of triumph
and a future full of prom
Use it very charitably makes
its bow to the new town In
Greenmont which is soon
to do Athens proud.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-25

LADIES If you want the dressiest
and best shoe in the city buy the So.
rosis Waters Shoe Store
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-25

GOVERNOR Atkinson has rendered
the United States the two regiments
of National Guard in this state but it
is hardly probable that they will be
needed in the troubles in the far east.
However in case they were called upon
but few Of the men would funk.
MoRGaNrowN ladies' will be de-
lighted with the line of felt hats in
the latest shapes at styles at Miss
Semans
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-25
Don't fail to try our Ice Cream
Soda tO-day-Madera Bros.

| Semans.
Don't fail to try our Ice Cream
Soda to-day-Madera Bros.
ALL of the boys in town who ride
wheels have placed rubber band
from the top of the frame down along
the seat post TO the crank hanger.
This band when the wheel is in mo
ton is violently vibrated and gives off
a very peculiar sound. No wheel is
complete without one Of them. Some
of the boys have ridden themselves
nearly to death TO make the bands
howl louder than those belonging To
other people.
CRUSHED fruits with our delicious
ice cream soda. Maderas soda that
is soda.
OuR own baking Of bread and
cake on hands now StClair's
SEVERAL of the matters that are to
come before the executive committee
of the board are very important and
they will probably be here for couple
OF days. They will have at least two
chairs in the University to I'LL besides
electing other members Of the teaching
force. The matter Of the new build
ings should also be taken up but what
will be done in this direction cannot
be forecasted.
| JAMES X. HALL and his Ohio coun-
| ty friends are very sore over the way
that he has been treated and they re-
fused to participate in the proceedings
| of the state committee after he was
turned down SO hard. Local republi-
| cans have very few soft words for him
| however and state that he is acting
/ the baby. Ohio county will find out
so they say here that there are others
and that she is not as immense as she
! thinks she is.
MILLER's laundry continues to do
the handsomest work in the country
and steadily adds to its patronage.
LAST night lot of the small boys
had prepared to give serenade to
Tom Shanks and bride but the 20
lice were able to head them off. II
they had been left undisturbed but
few people would have been able to
sleep last night in town. There
was a very large delegation and
they had all Of the modern instru-
ments of noise making.
TWENTY FIVE cent meals served at
the Delicatessen. The best in town
for any money.
| WoRKMEN are in great demand in
Point Marion. Carpenters are espe-
cially needed. There are not houses
enough TO accommodate the people
who are ilocking there and the rush to
get them is very great. A number Of
Morgantown people have been attract
ed down there although conditions are
very little better as far as getting
hands is concerned.
REMEMBER 1 off on all mattings,
during rebuilding sale Hirschmans
Brown, French, Home made and
Rye bread, our own make. StGlaiv's
II has not vet been definitely de
cided whether or not Prof r. t.
Kline will return to Morgantown
next year or not to resume his work
in the public schools. He is very
anxious to return and the the board
is also very anxious to have him
but he was troubled greatly with ner
vousness last year and this may pre-
vent him from doing what he wishes
to do Every one here will be sorry
to learn of this but they hope that
he may improve enough in health to
come back.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-25

QUEEN Quality only at Hirseh
mans. SO different styles.
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WESTON.
IN GRANGE CIRCLES.

IN GRANGE C1RCLE9s
 Deputy Andrews of Brookfeld paid . visit of inspection to Norfield Grange, last Friday evening. A large number of members were present and a fine program was presented by Worthy Lecturer Hurl- butt. The annual election will take place at the next meeting on December IA.
 A very successful "Pound" social given by the Norfield Aid Society, last Thurs- day evening at the house of Mrs Frederick Banks. A fine sum was realized by the auction fale of the articles donated, as consisting of Mrs Charles Scofield, Rev B. F. Root, A. c. Bradley and v. God frey were appointed to provide the even- ing's.:: entertainment during the winter months.
 Mrs Nelson Crossman has spent few days in Cannon.
 Miss Lillian Adams is spending few days in Derby.
 John Morton has purchased the home of the late Platt Keeler.
 Mrs Emma Sturges is enterts ming her brother, Granville Nichols and family, from New York.
 Mrs R. K. Fitch returned to New York last Friday.
 Mrs Charles Scof1eld is entertaining friends from Norwalk this week.
 Charles Morehouee lost horse last week. The animal became I'll during the night.and escap ped from MT Warehouse, as he was leading it from the stable. It ran madly into the street, and in the morning was found dead at Sullivsn's blacksmith shop in Bedding, nearly five miles away, evidently having run itself to death.
 Miss Ella Barrett of Lyons Plain has visited her aunt, Mrs Rachel Andrews.
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sOUTHBURY.

LOAD THE ThUsTY MUsKET AND FIRE
 Chicken thieves have been putting in an appearance In and about Southbury. It would be well for farmers to lnck sheir hen houses securely and load the trusty gun.
 Mics Clara Hinman recently visited friends in Fairfield and West Haven. John Hydric and Mrs Jennie Denny of Lake Mahopac, N. Y., were 1ecen guests of Miss Fl. A. Miller.
 Mss H. A. Miller expects to leave ia few days for Cold Spring and Peekeki!l, N: Y. where she Is to visit friends.
 H. V. Peck returned, last Friday, from Norwalk, where he has had contract for painting.
 If you need any kind of lumber fo- building or repairing you would do we'll to visit H. R. Ssone's ]um Der yard before buying elsewhere and you will fird his prices right.
 MT and Mrs Fred Gray returned from their western trip, Monday, November IF, and report having had pleasant time. Their daughter, Mrs Adella Koch, and family, returned with them and will spend the winter here.
 News came last week of the death of Frank Hinman, who formerly lived in this place and died in New Haven. He was son of Curtis and Marcia Hinman and grandson of Benjamin Hinman.
 MT and Mrs Herman Perry attended the Sunday school convention in Bridge port.
 The young people gave Miss Jessie Sanforda surprise, last Friday evening. Miss Florence Warner visited her brother in Terryville, recently.
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the sawmill bridge and put in . bridge on the saWmill hill.
 Will Fairchild has moved from A. B. BIush's house to Danbury.
 Mrs Barr has moved from the Short Woods district to Danbury.
 H. Fl. Wildman, Jr., has moved from the house where he was living with his father to the house owned by tue Metho- dist society.
 Mrs Hewlett has returned from Ash. ford and is now living in her old home again.
 Mrs Edward Jennings and Mrs D. J. Gerow have returned from 2 visit with friends in Paterson, N. J.. and Brooklyn.
 A measuring sociable vas held at Dsa- con George Fl. Ku0wles'on Monday even- ing for the purpose of raising moLey for the Congregational Sunday school Christ mas tree.
 Representative Elect H- l.. Warzer has entertained his brother and wife, who rs. side near Albany.
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AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

Mrs Ellen Delan ey has sold her farm on the eouthford road to August Peltier of Water bury. who moved his family there last week. Mrs Delaney and sons are to move back to Boston, where che resided before coming to Oxford
 Mrs Benville wilmot. nee Mics Alice Pope, of Naugatuck has been the guest of her friend, Mrs Sanford ,tn the Center for 8 few days, Burton Scranton. who has been boarded by the town of Seymour at the home of Mrs E M years past, died last Friday morning. aged 70 years.
 pr Lewis Barnes visited with h's brother, John Barnes, in SouthingtOn. last Friday aud
 At las{ the welcome rain has come in quan- been ooliged to cart water 'or household use and for watering stock Some Of them have had to cart 1t a mile. It Is the first time the streams have been thoroughly hlled since
 To Deputy Sheriff F. w Bubbpll and T. r, Wheel of southford is duo . he c-edtt Of fer reting out the m mVstery of the disappearance Of tho pair Ot three year old steers raised and who lives alone rear Zoar Bridee on We'd nesday night November 14. When it became known that George Tnrall. who not long ago opened 8 meat mark ct in Bethel was procur. ing his beef from the pastures of smith Wheeler ot White Hills without first getting the owners price or consent. Messrs Hubbeil and Wheeler at once too the trail and step by step found that the steers belonging to MT Knapp had been butchered at the slaughter of OrTis Ferry in Bethel From there they horns where Thrall ba1 sold them and 1den- tifled them with no difficulty. MT Knapp is a poor ma, having no other live stock except two chickens and one who would steal entitlt to but little respect from the gene' al community.
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QUAKER,S FARKS.
CHRIST CHURCH INTERESTS

The Ladies' Guild of Christ church meet this week at the home of Miss Jane Tomlinson. If it Is fine the meeting ia arranged for Tuesday at 2p. m. It is hoped that all the friends and members will be present as there is some important business to transact.
 The rain etorm which ragged through this place all Sunday prevented many from attending divine service.
 MT Rafter's horse was taken lame and he had to borrow one from neighbor to reach Oxford on Sunday.
 All the Sunday school scholars are re- quested to be present at the church next Sunday after the service, which is ar. ranged for 3 p. m.
 The Ths nksgiviDg service will be at II 6. m., Thursday.
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STEVENSON
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT.
 The first meeting of the sewing society this season was with Mrs c. B. French, last week Wedresday afternoon.
 Miss Carrie French of White Hills has been spending week at her uncle's, W. o. French.
 ' Mrs Warren Stowe visited her daughter In Bridgeport over Sunday.
 Miss Hattie Wooster has gone to Orange tO assist Mrs Howard Stevens with her homework.
 MT, Stiles French of New Haven is visiting at William Jordan's.
 Miss Beatrice Burns has been spending a few days with her friend, Mss Rose Dillon.
 Mrs Irwin is now staying with her daughter, Mrs Julia Loveland. MT and Mrs Birdsey McEw wen has re- gently visited her son, who lives near Waterbury. Mrs Sarah Stillson was a guest of hel sister, Mra 0. B. French, over Sunday. Robert Nichols of New Haven apent . few days, last week, with Harold Bryant
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NICHOLS.
METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS


 Thursday afternoon and evening, De. cember 6, in the parl0rs of the Methodist church will be held the Aid society sale. Beginning as p. m. turkey supper will be served during the evening. The Jerome May Barjo club will furnish music that all will enjoy. The admission is 10 cente. The proceeds of this sale and supper are f0r the now church fund. If stormy 1t will be held on Friday. On account of the severe storm only a short session of the Sunday school was held in the Methodist church, last Sun- day.
 Next Sunday morning Rev Mr Pull. man will preach and hold quarterly con. ference. At night the pas tor will preach Thanksgiving sermon.
 The attendance at the Methodist church, last Sunday, was very small ow- ing to the iuclement weather.
 D. N. Nichols is having his house painted.
 Joseph Rundecker has pu, chased a new horse.
 Mr Wildman has trane fe red bis lease of the Plumb farm to James Dew of Bridgeport and will move to the city.
 MT and Mrs l.. Wheeler of Walnut Tree Hill and MT and Mrs George Holmes of Stratf0rd were guests at the home of Mrs o. B. Plumb, last Friday.
 Streams and wells that have been dry SO long are gradually filling up. The rain came as blessing to all especially where only wells are depended on for . water supply.
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TRUMBULL.
CHESTNUT HILL.

William E. Waller has his new barn nearly completed.
 Miss Harriet Waller and nephew called for Germany, the 271h, to spend the win ter.
 The heavy rain of Sunday and Monday filled the reservoir 60 there will be no more complaint of drought, this season.
 A. s. Beach ia at hie cottage at Fair field Beach, making repairs.
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$l Derbys! $l Derbys <! New Store New Styles!
 New Stock! Every Hat Guaranteed Un-x-l.d Hat Co.,, ARCADE, BRIDGEPORT.

extended visit in Maine. August Werder is building an sdditit on his barn. Ms ster Charles Tomlinson is sti'l unable to attend school on account of rheuma. , tisw.
 the route.
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HUNTINGTON.
WHITE BILLS.

Rev MT Brooke will preach at the Unlon Thanksgiving servic to be held in the Shelton Baptist church, Thanksgiving day.
 Mrs Garfield of South Britain Is Yiait. ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs John Tomlinson.
 Jeremiah Sharpe has returned from an
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

the residence of Lester Fan!on, last Wed. nes1ay evening.
 Fritz Gerhardt spent Sunday with his parents.
 The district school closed, Wednesday, the teacher spending Thanksgiving with her parents in Dsnbury.
 Mrs Ralph Jefferson entertained her sister and friend from Noroton, last week.
 Rev R alph Jeff,rson returned home,
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THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT. Mrs Samuel Bulkley spent a part of last week at her old home.
 The school children of Easton are hay. ing vacation, this week.
 Miss Edith N. Bradley has spent eev- eral days with Miss Florence Parrack in East0n.
 Rev Mr Small of New Hampshire oc- cupied the pulpit, last Sunday. Simeon Pease is able to be out again.
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DEATHS.

NEW MILFORD. Friday. November g, Peter Espettte. az. F years
 SHELTON. Saturday, November 24. Mrs Eme. line VanVieit age S2 years
 SHERMAN. November Fl. Rev Marquis M. Curtis A"e 76 years.
 FAsroN. November 9. Mrs Amelia Wilson, Witt. of B. Wilson.
 SHERMAN. November 25, Jennie K. simony. age 20 years
 OXFORD November ss. Burton Scranton, aged 70 years
 SIBERIAN. November 2s, Rensalaar Woodin
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EDITORS AWFUL PLIGHT.

F. M. RigPsus, Ed,tor Seneca, (Ills., ) News, was $ fiji cted for years with piles that no doctor or remedy helped until he tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He writes two boxes wholly cured him. It's the surest pile cure on earth and the best salve in the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold R. Fl. Beers 6 Co.,, New town 5. c. Bull < Co.,. sandy Hook 1; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station Edward A. Honan, Merwinsville; William J. Sherman, druggists.
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LYONS PLAINS

DROUGHT BROKEN-sIGNs OF SPRING.
 The long looked for rain came at last filling up tws mps and springs. There is no danger now of . water famine. The grass is still green as June and many
 h overs are in bloom. Dandelions are showing their little faces and many are filled with white down like early spring.
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PetticOats.
as9 Main St., Danbury.

en sse cutters, Hero and Am uclcan feed mills. shelters, wood saws, the celebrated steel wind mills with galvanized steel or wood towers. steel tanks, corn huskers seed CTS, hay loaders, etc. am also agert tor The Olds, Rates and Edmonds and Burners Gas and Gasoline Engines. shall be pleas-
 meutS, or call at my house. WALTER Fl qL0VER. Newtown, Conn. Az :nt f'r faic neltl. 1s1 A -v*'". GT- s's-@ ctr seA~e. cour
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GREENFIELD HILL.

DEATH OF L. W. JOHNSON.
 L.. w. Johnson of Stratfleld passed away very suddenly, last week Friday after only two days illness. The funera was held from his late residence Tuesday st 3 p. m., Rev Mr Dsnchaeld officiating J. E. Gould of Newark, N. J., MT Smith Nr Williams and Mr Coates of Bridge port. The interment was in Fairfield cemetery.
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WHAT SHALL WB:HAvE FOR DESSERT
 This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer 1t to-day. Try Jell.O, delicious dessert. Prepared in two minutes. No bakirgl Add hot water and set to cool. FlavOrs :-Lemop, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. At our 1roceFs. 10 cts. .
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"SauARE DEALING To ALL" Silver Needs Cleaning.

"Cleaniness is next to 0odliness," /" has been told. We claim right now and there that we are the sole agents in town sfor the best arti- cle for cleaning metals. glass, etc.,
 IMPERIAL SILVER POLISH
 BOG HALF PINT.
 This Is 8 polish and this is the size bottle that sells for 35c elsewhere, but to introduce it we will sell it for 200. If you will go to the trouble ot calling we will give you 8 sample.
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STEPNEY.

ROTH vs. GILBERT.
 In the case of Adolph K. Roth against Charles Gilbert, tried before j2ry l, the Court of Common Plear, last week, |, the jurv brought in verdict tor the de. fendant to recover &lO dam, gea and cottt on his counter claim. It will be remem. bered that Roth sued 9'lbe Tt for the COZ. Roth at the time Roth visited the walnut grove of Giibert'a, one Sunday, and threatened to shoot him when Gilber, attempted to arrest him, and also for false Imprisonment and assault. Gilbert in his answer set up counter claim f0I $1OO damages for assault and trespass. By the verdict, Gilbert keeps the guI and gets $lO damages and costs. At torney Elmer F. Hall appeared for the plaintiff and Attorney K bert o. Hull f l Gilbert, the defendant. METHODIST CHURCH INTEREsrs. At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church, Arl Wilbur French was eleOed president Miss Sophia Booth, vice president; Arl Zalmon Purdy, secretary and treasure r Rev Joseph Pullman, presiding elder preached in the Methodist chui ch on Sun day evening.
 FREE DELIVERY MATTERS. Edson Hayes has been sworn in as mai carrier, with G. H.Lyon ss eubstitute, ,fo the free delivery route in this vicinity.
 The Stepney Christian Endeavor socie ty will hold Birthday Social" on Fri tations and refreshments ae the Baptial parsonsg where all are cordially invited If stormy Friday evening, ''social" vii be held SatufdaV evening. Mrs Kasson, who has been under treat ment at the DeMork Sanitarium il Bridgeport for the past three nonthf has returned home quite imp: eyed. ! Mrs Staples is i'll. Mrs John Porter spends Thanke givine in Bridgeport.
 Miss El za Osborn ie quite i'll with tn
 Mrs W. o. Purdy's mother, Mr. L.. Hommadieu, has visited her, the pas week.
 Mrs William Johnson is quite i'll. MT Perry went to Weston, WedI esday A very large and handsome monument is being erected in the Stepney cemete [, to the memory of Perkins French.
 Mrs Bassett of NeWtown has been on tertained at the home of Mrs l.. C. Gil bert, Jr.
 Bert Wildman, who is mason by trade is working on the foundation walls fo the new house at Long Hill being bull for MT Stanton.
 It is understood that the life insuranc: policies held by many Turkeys expirt this week, many of which are not liable to be renewed.
 Tho lcov @, ant meeting of the Baptit church will be held, next Sunday morn ing, at 10 30.
 c. K. Purdy while returning from tn Depot, last Saturday night, Was run int< by . bicycle rider. Ar Purdy va knocked down. He was someWha bruised but not seriously injured. Bi cy clists should be more careful while rid ing in the evening.
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MONROE. E.
EAST VILLAGE.

A Union sociable is to he give at the home of Samuel and Dwi9ht Sharp, Thursday evening, December 6, the pro ceeds of which go to the pastor of the Methodist church of East Village. Sup per will be served and the evening will be taken up with games of various des. criptions. A good program will be giv- en,consisting ot readings, recitations and music, both vocal and instrumental. A general good time Is expected. If stormy it will be held the first fair evening. All are cordially invited.
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
 The ladies of the Congregations church will give turkey supper in the church par(ors, Wednesday evening, December 5, beginning at 6 o'clock There will be a sale of useful and fancy articles, candy, etc. 1f stormy the first fair evening.
 SOCIAL EVENT AT THE TOWN HALL.
 Quite large crowd attended the dar ce at the Town hall, Wednesday eve"ine and all report 1t an enjoyable sffsir Bliss' band furnished the music. J.H. Brewster was in town severe days, last week. hunting. Very few birds were found.
 Miss Goldsborough attended the Yak Harvard football game in New Haven Deputy H. W. Audrews visited liar mony Grange, Thursday evening. Albert Fohrenbach is repairing thu rectorY.
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Friday, after spending several days out of town. MT and Mre Eli Wakeman are again
 with her parents, where they intend to spend Thanksgiving.
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DEATH OF MRS LEWIS WHITE.

DEATH OF MRS LEWIS WHITE.
 Mrs Lillie Sears, wife of Lewis White,
 died at her home, Wednesday, November 21, aft"r short illness of pneumonia, aged 35 years. Mrs White leaves bus.
 band, two daughters, Rhoda and Ruth, also father, Charles Sears of Orange,
 N. J. The funeral was held at her late
 residence, Saturday at o'clock, Rev MT Ellis of Dsnbury officiating. The burial was in the Wooster cemetery in DRn-
 bury. c. H. Perkins, the engineer at Higson X Co.'s, has been i'll for the past two weeks.
 Mrs W. T. Wright, who has been i'll, is slowly improving. c. c. Crossley ot Danbury has leased
 the saw mill at Plumtrees and is ready now to do all kinds of saving and wood
 turning. MT Crossley is competent workman.