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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
A HOME FOR SLOAN.
The Jockey is to Build a villa at
Shecpshead Bay.

The Jockey is to Build a villa at
Shecpshead Bay.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Tod Sloan,
who taught English jockeys the real
way to ride, has purchased slip of
land, consisting of 10 lots, from Mira
beau L. Towns, and before he sailed
for England he engaged an architect
to draw the plans of a beautiful villa
which he intends to have erected.
The site he selected is at the corner
of Avenue T and Ocean avenue, not
far from the race track of the Coney
Island Jockey Club. The villa, it is
said, will be a mixture Of the English
and Italian styles. and it is said 1t
will cost $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
REVIEWS FIGHT FOR FATHER.
Girl of Ten Again Seeks to Secure
His Pardon.

Girl of Ten Again Seeks to Secure
His Pardon.
TRENTON. March 15.-Jennie Nc
Laren, the ten-y ear-old daughter of
Thomas McLaren, of Hoboken, is
again in this city, where she will inn
plore the Board of Pardons to consent
to the release of her father, who is
serving a twenty year sentence for the
death of his wife.
McLaren is dying of consumption.
This is the second effort the child has
made to secure his release. She has
secured the names of four hundred
prominent citizens of Hoboken to the
petition which she will present to the
board.
McLaren has served seven years In
prison. He claims that he shot his
wife accidentally during quarrel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
The story spoiIed.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 15.-Dr.
VIM r. d. Blackwood, of this city, who
went to Pittsbrug to testify in the Daley
inquest, and who is reported to be missing,
is at his home in this city, he having ar
rived from Pitssburg to-day DR.. Black
wood says he left Pittsburg earlier that he
expected to, and the rumors of disappears
ance probably arose from that fact.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
FLORES sURRENDERES.

Was AguinaIdo's Secretary of War.
AeuinaIdo's Son Dead of SMALL
p0x.
MANILA, March Is, $50 p. H.
Flores, Aguinaldo's secretary OF war,
has surrendered to Gen. Macarthur.
Aguinaldo's infant son, who was
captured in November, and who has
been suffering from smallpox, is dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
Annther u m. snlit.

AUSTIN. Texas March 1.-THE Reput-
lican convention for the Ninth district
which convened here to-day TO seEect deli
egates to the national convention at Phil.
adeIphia, split early in the action and two
sets Of delegates were named. Both fac
tons adopted resolutions endorsing Presi.
dent McKinieys administration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
BLASTED HER LIFE.
Minister'S Daughter Makes a Sensa-
tionaI Charge In a Suit.


PITTSBURG, Pa, March 15.-Attor-
ney A. B. Stevenson has had a capias
issued for the arrest of Albert NJ
Raybuck in a suit in which Minnie
Heunen, the daughter of a Methodist
minister in Maryland. asks for $4,000
damages for alleged breach of promise
to marry. The plaintiff says that on
June 20. 1899, after a courtship of
some time, they became engaged. She
made preparations, spending over $500
for the wedding which was to take
place in Pittsburg on October IA
The plaintiff says the defendant de-
ceived her and blasted her life, al
though she is still ready and willing
to marry him. Raybuck has recently
been employed at Bradd0ck. The court
fixed special ball at 81 900, which the
defendant was unable to furnish and
be Isl now in jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
To BufId q Tin MIL.

! SHARON. Pa. March i5.-The Sharon
Steel Company has awarded the contract
for the erection OF a ten-mill tin plant to
r. Newbold C Son Company, Of Norris
town. Pa. The mill will contain ten hot
and nine cold rolls and viii furnish en-
ployment to several hundred men The
work Of erection will begin soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
$4,000 INVESTED.

Senator Camden's Syndicate Pur-
chases the Ironton Street Rail-
way.
IRONTON, Ohio, March 15.-The
'Ironton Electric Light and Railway
Company. was sold to-day under a
foreclosure decree of the United States
Court to the Camden syndicate, which
has recently. acquired the electric lines
In Huntington. w. Va, and Ashland,
Ky. The price was s95. 00o. The Cam
den syndicate is composed Of the prin-
cipal capitalists owning and separating
the fine electric railway system Of
Parkersbur9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
BIGGER THAN UNCLE SAN.
THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY OUT
DOES THE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT

In the Matter OF. Financial Transac-
tfOns-Twenty Millions of Dollars
Discussed in Observation-Disclosures
~ Dividend of Three Per Cent.
md an Extra Cash Dividend of
Seventeen Per Ccnt.-Stock Quoted
at 53S Bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
TO RAISE FUNDS

For the Relief of Those Rendered
Destitute by the Red Ash Disaster.
Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON. d. G.. March Ia
The West Virginians at Washington
have undertaken to raise fund for
the benefit Of those bereaved and left
destitute through the recent disaster
in Red Ash mines. Colin H. Living
ston, private secretary tosSenator sElx-
ms, will be the custodian of the fund.
and will receipt for and forward coll
lections to the proper authorities
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
TIE IDAHO Bull PEN CASE
PLACED UPON THE STAND
YESTERDAY.

He Was j. III. Forney, Who Repre-
scented the State of Idaho Before
the C0rOner's Jury and the Grand
Jury-The Bull Pen Prison and It's
Horrors e-Incidents Connect
ed With the. Act of the Governor
of Idaho in Declaring Martial Law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March B.-For Ohio
Fair Friday, except snow IN northeast p0r.
ton. Saturday. fair and continged cold:
winds becoming fresh 10 brisk northwest
erly.
For Western Pennsylyaniar-Falr FrsdaR
preceded by Snow. IN northern portion Eafs
ursIay fair ard continued cold, fresh 70
brisk rorrherfy winds
For West ylrginfa~-E'a4r Friday, preced.
ed by STOW In southeast half: Saturday.
fair. northerly winds.
Observer Gchnepf, the Opera House drum
Rist made the following obHerva tons ok
the temperature yesterdays g. m. IS: .
n; u m. -; 3 p. fns ~ y n. =.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
CAN | FIND COMMON GROUND
REPUBLICAN SENATORS STILL AT
ODDS ON PORTO RICAN
LEGISLATION.

Some Seem Determined to Hold Out
fee Free Trade Between the Island
and the United States-House Bill
May Be Considered-Caucus Chair
man to Appoint n Committee to
Harmonize Differences.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16
.GALL|HG[R'S PO|NTEDRET0RT
CAME VERY NEAR TO CALLING
SENATOR PENROSE
A LIAR.

The Sedate Old Senate Put ON the
Quf Vfve by an Unusual and De-
cfdedIy Spicy Colloquy Between
the Senator's From New Hamp-
shire and Pennsylvania-The Quay
Case Up for an Airing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-16

Place for Bill Anthony's Widow.
WASHINGTON March 1.-THE d.
rector of the census to-day appointed
the widow OF Bill Anthony, Of Maine
fame. asclerk In the census bureau.
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BLOOMFIELD.

BROOKF1RLD TO HAVE RURAL MAIL DE-
 LIVERY.
 Brookfield is Low divided up for ita mail routes Herbert Lake Ia to go from the center south to the schoolhc use on Whisconier, turning west by W. B Roe's taking in all in that vicinity, then going north through the Junction to the Center, finishing the trip by taking in Obtuse and vicinity. This makes 22 mile route which includes three daily trips to tho Junction for the malls. The west part of the town is to be served by . carrier from Danbury, as was stated last week. Nhisconier by . carrier from Hawleyville. Iu the north part of the town Frank W'ldman, st~rting from the Iron Works, will distribute the mail. The pct pie at the Center are quite anx- ious as to the ultimate fate ot their of- flee, as 1t ia not railroad 1fice-that ie, one 90 near the road that the railway company delivers the mail. Hence i, costs over $lO0 to get the mail to the of- fice and the idea of the nearest being at the Iron Works would give much uneasi- ness.
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LONG HILL.

METHoDIST CHURCH NOTES.
 There was . crowded house at the Christmas tree, Monday night. Over 100 presents were given out to the schco' and others. Two trees were we'll loaded with things for both old and young Singing and speaking was part of the program.
 John Gabler, Jr., with frieads from New York, spent Christmas at his broth CTS, John Gabler's. Eidie Gabler vas aleo home.
 Frank Packard of Gloverville, N. Y., has visited here. He worked . number of years at R. c. Toucey's.
 MT and Mrs Dauniue spent Christmas in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Disbrow of Easton was at c. E. Radclihs's, this week.
 J. J. Mack and wife spent Christmas with Mrs Mack's parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Sweezay, at Tashua.
 W. Hurd had his parents as Chzistnas guests. Y.
 Kate and Marion Hurd spent Christunas with her sister, Mrs o. B. Burton, TIum- bull Center.
 Mrs Mary Porter has been in Bridge. port, spending few days with friends.
 MT Morrissey and family spent Christ mas day in Bridgeport.
 Edward Sherman had his parents, Charles Sherman and wife, his brothers. Fred and George Sherman and their fam lilies to eat Christmas dinner will hin.
 MT Eastman has bought . horse and buggy. ..
 Edna French and Marion Wolcott are home for their vacation.
 Jennie Shelton spent Sunday in Bridge port.
 W. A. Phillips and Howard Wheeler of Bridgeport were calling on old friends in the place.
 George Fulford and family were at his fathers, John Fulford'e, for Christ mas.
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younger classes of the Sunday school re- ceived boxes of candy and oranges, the gift of Mrs VanIngen. The program in- cluded Christmas story read by Mra John Brinsmade, while Mrs VIII Brins- made read poem written for the occas- ion by Miss Curtis of New Preston. The poem very charmingly told the story of Santa Claus and Mother Goose. Resell Clark made . veritable Santa Claus with his fur costume, white beard and pack on bis back. His voice when he recited was good imitation of Santa Claus. A very pretty piece on the program was the song, "Merry Bells," sang by eight little girls who had been we'll trained by Lena Fenn Nicholas.
 Mrs B. P. Beach has been visiting at the Titus homestead. MT and Mrs Arthur Titus visited friends in New Haven during last week. Miss Chapin of New Britain spent Sunday with friends in town.
 Mi,s Alice Beach of Watertown and Miss Stella Beach of New Preston are at home for the holiday season.
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trg to their homes while others visited friends in other places Nr Beard was In Shelton, Henry Mitchell In Bridge port, Miss Charlotte Mitchell, c. L.. Mitchell end wife and kiss Ruth Mitchell in New Haven.
 Edwin Northrup from Waterbury vis. ited Oliver Mitchell, Saturday. ~Fred Pierce is home from Yale for three weeks.
 Miss Sarah L. Bradley, Anna Pierce, Ruby Dickineon and Lucy Canfleld are also at home from New Haven for the holidays.
 Miss Charlotte Curtis spent few days in Birmingham. last week. SMiss Eva J. Platt started, last Thursday morning, for PuuXsutA wnev. Pa., where she will spend the winter with her uncle'e family.
 : Miss A. J. Mitchell celebrated her seth birthday, December 26, by giving din ner to her family friends.
 Miss Daisy Allis is the guest of Mrs 8. L.. Pierce.
 Next Monday 1t is proposed to hold . reunion of the members of tho Copgre foasts and speech making, to dispose of tbe pews. Everybody is expected to be at the parish house and church. Inter- est in church affairs is on the increase. The plan of making the eeats free is un- der favorable ditcussion. On Christmas day the family and friends of Truman Fl. Pierce met at hi- house to partake of . real Christmas din. ner. His daughter, Miss Carrie, presid ed as hostess. There were three tables and 25 people seated around them. The courses consisted of roast turkey, the finest ever eaten 90 said by all, sparerib, chicken pie with vegetables and cranber. " sauce, then came on the puddings of orange and rice with cakes of real sweet. ness and plenty of spice. grapes and or . anges bcame on next with an abundance of candy to sweeten all. But lots of sur prises! It could not be beaten when around came Miss Carrie with . present New Year.
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souTHVnLE
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
 David Botsford of Trumbull was at s. F. Clark's, one day last week.
 s. F. Clark remains about the same. Dr Staub of New Milford and Dr Gris- wold of :Brookf1sld held a consultation there, one day last week.
 D. N. Clark of Shelton, Mr and Mrs w. B. Roe of Brookfleld were at 8. F. Clark's, last week Friday.
 Hiram Decker has been 6 guest of h,e sister, Mrs J. Sheldon, the past week.
 The Christmae guests, this year, were Mr and Mrs John Keeler, Henry Camp, MT and Mrs Amos Northrop, Mr and Mrs c. A. Northrop at G. W. Northrop's. F. Elsonboss's family and N. Wilmot's family at J. Wilmot's; A. Worden and family at J. Ferries in Danbury, Horace Allen and family at John N. Fo,d's.
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KENT.

THE CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS.
 The village school closed for the holi- day vacation, last Friday, with exc rcisee in the evening by the children consisting of recitations, tableaux ard singing. A small admittance fee was charged which amounted to $7. The money will be use d to buy books for the school library.
 The Sunday school of the Oyngrega tional church had Christmas tree and gave Christmas concert, Monday even- ing.:
 Both churches are handsomely deco. rated with greens for the holidays, the Episcopal decorations being especially beautlfled by 6 gift of Southern holly from MT and Mrs Enea Brenna, who are spending the winter in Florida.
 Harold Haxtun of New York spent Christmas at c. s. Smiths.
 Christmas was celebrated at the North Kent Chapel, Wedn ssday evening, with appropriate exercises and . handsome tree.
 A large force of workmen are pushing forward the work on the new house on Ms Howland's lot quite rapidly during the pleasant weather. The roof is on and the window frames in so the carpen- ters will be able to work inside during stormy weather.
 The carrier on the second rural deliv- cry route, No. 34, will start from New town postc flee, January l. on bis first trip. The route has been canvassed, tn is week, and the boxes sold to be in readi- ness as soon as possible. All patrons not having boxes can be supplied from the Newtown pcstI flee where samples will be on exhibition and for sale. In order not to have your letters held in the off SC patrons will bear in mlnd that one cent postage is done away with and all letters now require two cent postage.
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GEORGETOWN.
METHODIST CHURCH ITEMs.

~nAaOOA0A O1AO0OA AA0Ao'
 Very interesting Chrlstmas exercise. were held in the Georgetown Methodie' church on Christmas eve. The church was prettily trimmed and the music Was . special feature of the oCcasien.
 On Sunday, December 30, friends iron Norwalk are expected to assist in some of the services 1t the Nethodist church An afternoon service will be held at I. 30 o'clock.
 The New Epworth League Hymn.', No. 8, has been purchased and . praie service will be held each Sunday evening beginning at Quarter-to six o'clock.
 Watch night services will be held ou New Years eve. A special program vi be arranged.
 John W. Kearns of the Y. N. c. A. o1 Bridgeport passed Christmas in George town.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

CHRISTMAS AT THE CONGREGATIONAL
 CHURCH. The concert of the Congregational Sunday school. Monday evening, proved success. It was carried on, mainly, by the younger classes and consisted of singing and speaking, and the same classes received the fruit of the tree. At the close of the exercises, MT Beaman, the sexton, received Bible and Nor ris chair.
 Ezra Pierce and Mrs Sidney Platt, who have been quite sick, are reported to be better.
 The holiday season made it's usual changes in our population. many return.
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NICHOLS.
LOCAL NEWS JoTT1NGs.

LOCAL NEWS JOTTIN0s.
 Christmas was . beautiful day, but very quiet in this little village.
 Warren Plumb and family spent the day with his father, Mr Wells, in Long HI.
 Mr and Mrs Michael Carroll and son spent . few days with Mrs Rowland Brooks.
 Mrs M. A. Nichols entertained her father and eister at dinner on Chr1stmas day.
 A few of the people have their new mail boxes for Route No 4. It is hoped all will have them soon, as 1t is . grand thing. Of course people will be sorry to lose our good postmistress. as she has d. ways been very faithful to her duty.
 Lewis Curtis has built . new ice house. Mre o ven has gons to spepd the win
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KONROE.
\ MUSICAL EVENT.

\ AUB1CAL EVENT.
 At the haymakers' concert New Years night, there will be . number of special. ties, including May pole tableau at the clcse, also number of extra songs. A male sextet will have . number. Frank Beardsley will sing the "Old Oaken Bucket" Ray and Edward Beardsley will sing the ''Farmer Girls" Seats are on sale at tho posto flee and are being taken freely. It is hoped that parties omfrg from out of town will secure sit tings by sending their orders in advance. Reserved seats, 3Oc.
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te- with her daughter, Mrs Challende,

te- with her daughter, Mrs Challender.
 One day last week, while Frank Bald win was 1t work getting out the frame for l.. N. Curt's' new ice house, one of the heavy timbers slipped. falling on one of h's feet, badly buising 1t. It will be sometime before Mr Baldwin will be able to be about again.
 Mrs George Servis returned home, last week, from New York, where she had been spending several weeks. Mrs Servis is improved in health.
 The Christmas entertainment ct .the Methodist church, Monday evening, waa . very erj rj'yable occasion for the old alike.
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OUR NEIGHBORS.

LOCAL TOPICS.
 Ira Pennsld spent Chrlstmas in Dan- bury.
 Mrs El zs Weston of Bridgeport was the guest of Mrs c. B. Wheeler.
 Arthur Pe nneld of Bridgeport was the guest of Mrs c. B. Wheeler, last Sunday. Bert Wildman and family were guests of Ira Wildman at Newtown for Christ mas.
 Misses Florer co and Ellen Hayes of Now Haven were guests of Edson Hayes. Mrs Turney was in New Haven at the home of her son Frank Hodge.
 Miss Emily Seeley was in Ansonis, the guest of Frank Burr of ''The sentinel.' .'' George Platt of Mt Hermon academ Northheld, Mass., is spending the hh day vacation at the horne of G. W. c tiss.
 Henry Seeley entertained Mr and Mrs Charles Gaines of Hartford, slso gues from New Jersey. Mr and Mrs John Sher wood of Bridge. port were guests of Henry Edwards.
 Mir and Mrs Richard Booth of Bridge port and Mr and Mrs Edward Booth and family of Newtown were guests of Mist Sophia Booth, Christmas day. 
 MT and Mrs Herbert Joyce and son, Stanley, of Napledale, are spendiug the holidays with Mrs Joyce's brother, o, F. Byxbee, at Scranton, Pa.
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fRUNBULl,.

Adam Mullee of New York City is spending the holidays at the homo of W. s. Wheeler.
 Miss Laura Nichols of Storrs Agricul- tural college is spending the holidays with her parents, Ar and Mrs W. 8. Wheel CT.
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The Christmas exercises of the Con- 9regational Sunday school were held In the church, Monday evening, the audi torium being we'll filled. AS might be expected the center of attraction Was the handsome Christmas tree, loaded with gifts for tho children. The exercisea passed of very nicely, the children hay. ing large part of the program. At the close Santa Claus appeared and distrib- uted the gifts.
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DRY GOODS NEWS.

The Christmas rush is over, and during this great volume of business many things. were overlooked. These have been brought forward and price marks put or to close quick. Sunday School societies who have not had their Christi mas festivals will de we'll to visit the Noah's Ark Department this New Years week for presents lat almost their own price.
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WESTON.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD,

NEWE BRIEFLY TOLD. Mss Minnie Williams and Miss Carlson,
 l from Ridgeneld. have spent few days with friends in town.
 The case of Norman Bedient, which was
 ! tried at the Town House on Saturday, has been adjourned until January7. Mr Berrell. who has bean spandin9 somo
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WASHINGTON,
ABOUT TOWN.

AFFAlRo AbOUT IVWNe
 The Sunday evening services st the Congregational church passed off very pleasantly. The Christmas tree was prettily lighted and trimmed. The
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Diamonds.

Thought we had Large stock years gone our stock ,his reason. Never sold SO many. Have many beautiful stones left, but they are going fast. Come before it ts too slate. Have sold more, have put aslde more and still have more than any ono can imagine. Diamonds in evory style and shape, from $St0 to 1360.
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THE CHRISTMAS OBSERVANCE.


 The Christmas festivals of the Sunday schools passed of very pleasantly on Monday evening. At St Paul's the presents were distributed from tree. The services consisted of the singing of carols, an address by the rector, the distribution of gifts and table with re- treatments for all in the Sunday school room. At the. Congregational celebration the gifts were distributed from large star, which was very handsome in its ap- pearance, well loaded with presents. At the close of the exercises ell were served with refreshments at the hall of Mrs Eliza Peck.
 A daughter was born to MT and Mrs Claude Blackman of New Milford on Wednesday of last week.
 MT and Mrs Clarence Ha~ley and Arthur s. Hawley spent Christmas with their parents on Whisconier.
 Miss Stebbins of Danbury has con. cluded not to go on with her dancing class as the number of pupils is so small
 Miss Susie Whitcome is spending he1 two weeks holiday vac ation at the rec tory.
 The warm humid weather of Sunday and Monday enabled tobacco growers who had tobacco hanging to take 1t all down, so that now the crop is all ready for market.
 A. H. Taylo is the first man in towl tc fill his fee house, which he did witt seven-inch ice, last Wednesday and Thursday.
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The 1901 edition of tho Columbia ds.k calendar is being distributed by the American Bicycle Co.,, Columbia Sales Department, Hartford. It will be cent tI any sddreSs upon receipt of 1vo two cent stamps. This unique ard useful compilation has been iosled annually fir the last 16 yeafs and 1t has co0e 0 be regarded as an indispensable article h many business offices and homeo.
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time with his family here. left town on Aon- day for an extended trip.

time with his family here. left town on Aon- day for an extended trip.
 Ar and Mrs James Coley. entertained . large number of Uhrlstm guests oa Tuesday |.
 Mr and Mrs Dennis Chase and granddaugh- ter have oent 6 few days in Norwalk
 Friends in this place attended the wedding of George Godfrey and Miss Pierson in Bridge port, last week, Rev B. F. R ot of this place. performing the ceremony.
 Miss Jennie Hoyt and Miss Florence Hoyt of Ridgefeld are g tests of Mrs V. Godfrey.
 Miss Alice Comes of Danbury has been the guest ot Mrs Samuel Waterbury
 Mrs Horace Hurlbutt is visiting friends in Baltimore.
 The Misses Adams have entertained friends from Ridgeheld.
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SANDY HOOK METHo DIST CHURCH.

REV JOSEPH L. GUERNSEY, PASTOR.
 Sunday, December 30, divine worship at 10 45 .. m. and p. m. At the morn. ing service the past0r will preach . New Years sermon on the subject "The Old and the New" In the evanir z . century sermc will be delivered on lhe subject, "The Christian Church of the Twentieth Century,"
 A very epj ,yable Christmas festival was given on Christmas Eve by the mem- bers of the Methodist Sunday echool. h addition to the musical and literary exer- cises, the children were favored with presents in the form of toys and candiee,