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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-10-11
OUR NEIGHBORS.
BETHEL.
MONDAYS ELECTION.

The town election on Monday was
attended with considerable excitement
on the license question, which has been
pretty evenly divided both last and
this year. There was four majority
last year for no license and nine this
year. There were illegal votes enough
thrown out to have carried the town
for license. Voters for license were
badly muddled and put their ballots
in the wrong envelope. Others were
thrown out for mutilation. One voter
wrote his name on the envelope. An
other wrote eyes, yes, yes, we want
license" and still another wrote
"Give us free speech and free rum the
next year." AS counted legal, for IL
cense 331; no licence $40 The vote on
constitutional convention was PIT, yes,
96 no. The town officers elected are as
follows:
Town clerk, Howard II. Woodman r.
Selectmen, William P. Bailey r,
Clarence r. Hickok r, George l.. Ham
lin d.
Town treasurer, w lllldlu IL. y uuSOll
Constables, William J. Nichols r.,
Oscar H. Hubbard r, George l.. Dickens
d.
Grand jurors, WHY'S J. Mallory r,
Frederick e. BENEDICT r, Frank Ag-
new d.
Assessors, ArthurS. Judd r, Howard
e. Mackenzie r, Michael Crow d.
Board of relief, Granville B. An
drews T., William II. Judson r, Lyman
Whitehead d.
Registrar Of voters, George S. Patee
r, George II. Gilbert d.
Auditors, William G. Swift +, Willis
B. Judd d.
Town school committee, Patrick j.
Garvin r, Charles E. Squires r, John
Flemming d.
Collector, Granville n. Durant +.
Tree warden, George Fl. HlckOk.
Whole number of votes cast, about
700.
The Republican ticket was elected
by about $50 majority.
AN OLD MAN wANDERs AWAY.
Ammon Green, an old citizen OF the
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CHESTNUT LAND.

Mrs Peter Anderson and Mrs Andrew
Anderson, who have been i'll, are bet
ter.
Mrs Chester SOule of Long Mountain
is spending part of this week with
Mrs Lawrence Camp.
William O'Connor has gone to Tor
rington to find employment.
Miss Alma Anderson and friend
spent Sunday at her fathers.
Mr. EmmOnS and sister are at Eli
Clark's.
Emile Zciner of Torrington called on
his many friend here, last week.
Mrs Addie Hill and Mrs Edward
Hanson were callers in this place,
Thursday.
Gloves Moving Pictures' in Roger
Sherman hall, October p. The money
made on the entertainment will go for
writing desk for the new parsonage.
Mrs Percy Collins was taken serious
ly i'll, Sunday evening, but is feeling
better at this time of writing. DR.
Wright is attending her.
Manager G.. p. Bentley has greatly
improved his millinery room by remOv-
ing the work room from the west to
the east side, building on small addi-
zion. ms ADMITS more llSllG 10 lne
salesroom and gives the ladies better
view of the good points of the hats.
A strange accident occurred at the
hat shop, Saturday. AS one of the
employees was descending the stairs
from the finishing room, he happened
to drop a bicycle wheel which he was
carrying 1t rolled into the big wheel,
cutting the belt, which neceSSitated
sending to Bridgeport for men to repair
it.
Miss Schroeder of Plainville. n. j.,
returned home. Thursday.
T. SOule & Co. are making altera-
tionS to the building south of the post
office for II. LIE Roy Randall, for office
purposes.
Rev Mr. Draper commenced, Monday,
to move into the Weantinaug school.
The boys arrived Thursday.
John Waite will move shortly to
GAINESVILLE. Robert Clark will move
his family into the house when vaca-
ted by Mr. Waite.
The c. H. Booth & Bentley Co. will
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GEORGETOWN.
LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAw AUG.

An organ has been been placed in
the "BostOn" school. The number of
pupils attending this school is 80, in
stead of % as reported in last week S
issue of The BEE. The names of the
scholars whose depal tment stands at
100 for the past month are: Howard
Banks, Thomas Darragh, Robert
Darragh and John WiderStrOm. List
of primary scholars who received the
"Star of good behavior" Nellie
Samuelson, Louise Banks, Bessie
Hazen, Edith Anderson, Ethel Will
liams, Mary Clarkson, Lille Lindnall,
Arthur Lindnall, Sigma johnson.
Agnes Olson, Harold Albin, Remmie
DOoley, Caty Hill and Lora Osborn.
A. Eugene Banks began his duties as
Juror before the Criminal Court of
Common Pleas on Tuesday, October s,
in Bridgeport.
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Dress Trimmings.

We want to call your attention to our large
and varied assortment of Dress Trimmings for
the Fall season,
This department is now complete with all
the latest novelties
Stitched Satin Bands, 2 rows, SC yard.
rows. 1Oc yard; rows, 12Hc; rows 1oc
and 35c yard, according to quality.
Stitched Taffeta Bands. 1Oc. 15c, 19c, sc, 3oc
yard.
Black Satin Bands stitched with White, SC,
1Oc, 12Ac, 15c, 19c yard.
Also in Fancy Patterns at Csc, 4sc, SOC yard
Black Taffeta Appliques at 25c, 35c, 42c, SOC,
soc, 75c, CSC, 81. 25 yard.
Chiffon Appliques 35c. 42c. SOC, 69c. 75c yard.
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REDDING.

w. C. Sanford went through with
flying colors at the town meeting and
was elected first selectman for the
fourth time. Redding, though a
strong republican town, knows what
is for her best int rest and votes &C
cordingly.
On Tuesday evening Mr. Sanford S
colleagues on the last board, F. b.
Bouton, William E. HaZen, presented
him with handsome quartered oak
writing desk, with a suitable inScrip-
ton, as testimonial of their esteem
for him as a public official and man.
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NEW MILFORD.
NEW MILFORD AT DANBURY FAIR.

NEW MILFORD AT DANBURY FAIR.
New Milford sent down large dele
cation to the fair on Wednesday, in
Guiding Judge A. G.. Todd, Walter
Booth, Robert Murphy, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Soule, F. r. Greene, Andrew J.
McMahon, Lawrence Camp, Edward
Sterling, Mrs Carlos Merwin, w. d.
Stone, Mr. and Mrs e. L. Osborne,
Phineas Clark, Mr. and Mrs John
Wells, E. B. Stone, Garwood Merwin,
Mr. and Mrs Joshua A. Bolles and
daughter, E. A. Wildman, E. V. Ster-
ling, Arson Squires, Miss Mile Camp,
Robert Donnelly, George Green, P. A.
Northrop, George w. Squires, Mr. and
Mrs f. A. Warner, Mr. and Mrs Hubert
Thomas. From New Preston was the
tall and dignitied 'Dea" Frank Brown,
with Mrs Brown and daughter, Mrs G.
P. Lyman and Mrs W. G. Beeman and
daughter. From Sherman, DR. and Mrs
Woodruff, Irwin Atchinson and Miss
Elsie Hungerford. From Washington,
Judge H. O. Averill Bert Squires, Gus
Carlson.
A. J. Mcmahon bought a handsome
pair of Devon fve-year-Old cattle at
the Danbury fair of David Disbrow.
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vice president, Miss Gertrude Bucking-
ham; secretary and treasurer, Miss Vir-
ginia Gorum. Arrangements we're
also made for their annual sale and en-
tertainment, which will be given some
time before Christmas.
Mrs EStella Marks has returned from
a visit with relatives in Trumbull.
Mrs D. A. Nichols left, Tuesday, for
a two weeks visit at the Pan-American
exposition.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wooster and son
are visiting in New Milford.
The Village improvement society
give it's annual Hallowe zen dance at
Laborie's hall, October 81. All bear
it in mind.
L. B.. Gray is having his house shin
gled and otherwise repaired by Carpen-
ter G. E. Quick.
Mr. and Mrs E. NJ. Baldwin and fam
lily are spending few weeks in Milford
Mrs Eleanor Judson is at the home
of her daughter in Bridgeport.
| Mr. and Mrs S. j. Robinson, who have
been spending the summer in Massa
chusetts and Rhode Island, are in towr
once more, and their many friends are
glad to welcome them back.
Miss Daisy Shelton of Jacksonville
Fla, has been the guest of Miss Ger
trude Buckingham.
Mrs D. Paul LOverin is entertaining
her sister from Vermont.
Another service of song will be givel
in the Congregational church, Sunda!
evening, October 13.
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town, and formerly prominent hat
tnsher, wandered away last Saturday
after walnutS down in the vicinity of
Putnam park. AS he did not return
at the usual hour his family became
worried about him, and search was
made. He was found about 10 o'clock
Sunday morning by small boy who
was driving cows to pasture. When
discovered Mr.. Green was in a swamp,
hatless, with handkerchief tied over
his head. The boy was frightened,
and returned home and gave an alarm,
when some of the neighbors went
down and brought him home. He had
lost his hat and bag of walnutS, and
his face was covered with blood Mr.
Green's mind has been somewhat
affected at times, and he is liable to
forget himself and wander off alone,
not taking note Of time. When found
he was cracking and eating nuts, and
says he don't see what people want to
make ''Such a id fuss and come
down there to look after him." He
guessed he could take care of himself.
No bad effects came from his night
out in the woods.
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At uSt MS.
Fare given on all purchases of SIS

- Note-Car Fare given on all purchases of S.
We showing the largest and finest assortment of Tailor
Made Suits Separate Skirts Silk and Wooden Waists, and
Children Refers be found in Bridgeport prices suit
all pocket])ooks.
We guarantee prices be lower than elsewhere quail
ity and workmanship considered An examination will
vince you this point
We closing the balance of Fall Weight Jack
cts at in many cases. third of former prices.
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HUNTINGDON,

THE ENTERPRISING LADIES OF ST
PAUL'S.
A very pleasant lOc supper was given
at the home of S. II. Buckingham on
Thursday afternoon and evening by
the Ladies' Aid society Of St Paul's
church. In the afternoon a business
meeting was held and the officers of
the society were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs Paul Loverin;
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WASHINGTON.
MISS FEM MIR ATWOOD.

On Wednesday October 9, Miss Ruah
Fem and Harris Atwood were married
at the home of the bride parents, Mr.
and Mrs Charles q. Fem. Rev Mr.
Carter performed the ceremony at l
O'Clock. Mrs George Watts played the
wedding march. The bride was very
charming attired in white organdie,
of most becoming style. Ample re-
freshments were served, after which
the happy pair, amid showers of rice
and old shoes, took carriage for New
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WOODBURY..
HOTCHKISSVILLE.

John Traverse and wife moved. last Friday,
into the house vacated bv Fred Smith.
Charles Dyson's brother, from Waterville.
visited him last week.
Mrs Sarah Morris is visiting in Torrington.
Mrs Woodcock is working in the wareroom
OF the knife shop.
Nathan T. Mansfield. who has spent a por-
tion of the summer in Canada. is now at
Samuel r. Percy'S
Miss Maud Churchill is with Mrs Charles
Hurd
j. j. Fowler and family are visiting in Dam
bury and attending the fair
Will Holmes, of Winsted. is visiting his
parents.
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50, A. S. Nichols 103, L. n. Mallett d
80.
Constitutional convention, yes 4, no
1853.
Plurality amendment, yes 12s, no 20.
Senatorial amendment, yes 2, no ITO.

Quite number of Trumbull people
attended the Newtown fair, last week.
The old horse sheds at the Center
are being torn down. While they were
Of great convenience they were insight
ly and the place will look much evter
without them.
Mrs A. G. Howard is entertaining
her sister from Massachusetts.
Louis Fuller had the misfortune to
dislocate his shoulder while at play on
the schoolhouse grounds.
Messrs Noyes and Wentworth have
returned to New York for the winter.
Mr. CASTER is still making extensive
improvements in and around his prem
iSeS.
A large number..of people visited the
railroad wreck, some staying all night
to watch the progress of clearing the
track.
Did you ever wear the Everlastic
suspender made by the Chester Com
pany? They stretch from tip to- tip.
Fifty cents pair at Plumb Brothers,
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TRUMBULL.
MONDAYS VOTE.

The vote en- Monday resulted in ia
vor of the republicans. The following
are the officers elected where the mi
nority party is entitled to one:
Assessors, w. S. Plumb ITO, W. E..
Waller l12, J. W. Treadwell d SO.
Board of Relief, George A. Clark r
lib, H. B. Curtis 113, J. M. Tucker d
81.
Selectmen, Granville E. Dunning r
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STEPNEY.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Letters remain in the pOStOtfice at
Stepney Depot uncalled for addressed
to: Howard J. Beers, Mrs Electa BOZ
nay, Charles Hawley, Miss Dora Nc
1ntyre, Mr. and Mrs Myerholz, Lincoln
c. Smith, Alice F. Stillson, Miss Sadie
E. Sexton, Mrs Emma Sherman.
For Blue Ribbon coffee, superior
brand, call on Merchant Stephen
French.
Mrs Maxim and daughter of Walt
ham, Mass, returned to their home
on Tuesday after visit with her Sis
ter-in-law, Mrs w. L. Pentield.
A. B. Curtis and Mrs Royal Curtis
paid visit to the Danbury fair on
Wednesday.
Merchant Stephen French is Offering
a prime article in sweet potatoes.
Mrs f. B. Elwell, who has been
spending some. time at Mrs David o.
borne's, has returned to her home in
! Lansingburgh, N. Y.
Miss May A. Osborne has been visit
ing in New Milford, the guest of Miss
Maude Hill.
Frederick Provost, miller and gen.
eral foreman for B. Hawley & Co., has
taken a vacation for few weeks,
when he will visit his old home way
up in the northern boundary of New
York state, near the st Lawrence
river. Having been away about six
years he anticipates much pleasure in
again visiting with his parentsand old
friends.
Rev and Mrs f. P. Braman are
spending week at the Pan-American
exposition.
Mrs Mary Buckingham has returned
home after spending week in STRAIT
field.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Gaines and
daughter of Hartford are visiting at
Henry Seeley'S.
Mrs Eliza Shepard and Miss Jessie
French have been visiting friends in
New Milford.
Arthur Banks and family of Bridge.
port have been guests at Wilbur
French's.
c. E. Osborne has been at the home
of Miles Burr repairing his cottage
again, which now is as good as new.
Mrs Phebe Turner, Miss Francis
Smalley and Mrs Bond of Marietta
n. Y, arrive to-day for visit with
Mr. and Mrs G. L. Smalley.
Miss Annie f. Burns and Miss Kate
Burns expect to close their home soor
and move to Bridgeport for the win
ter.
Dea Burr Hawley, Mr. and Mrs NJ
B. Hawley and Mrs M. E. Turney an6
, family were among those who visited
Danbury fair, this week.
Mr. M. e. Turner has a fine new
stopper, bought of Danbury parties.
Mrs Andrew L. Burr has had her or
gan put in first class condition, this
week. G. E. Osborne did the work.
Mrs Ernest W. Sherman is spending
several days. this week, with Mrs
Jerome Nichols.
Mrs Bailey and William Hoyt OF
Norwalk are guests, this week, of MI
and Mrs c.. W. Edwards.
Mrs Edwin Rockwell of New Haver
! is guest of Mr. and Mrs R. B. Rock
we'll, this week.
Clifford Banks of Cutters farms is
soon to move his family to Waterbury
James Deas has accepted a position
at Smiths theater in Bridgeport. Nj
Deas' family expect to remain here.
F. w. Hodge and family of New
, Haven were guests, last week, of Mr.!
NJ. E. Turney.
Charles R. Shepard has fine new
piano, purchased of New York parties
The friends of Miss Rosetta Reic
will regret to hear that she has return
ed from her intended course of stud,
at Storrs' Agricultural college, quit,
= i'll, from the effects of OverWOrk an(
t study.
TRUMBULL.
MONDAYS VOTE.
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MARBLEDALE.
FOR A WORTHY CAUSE.

|. A progressive euchre, with music.
Rotations, etc, for the benefit Of the
Marketable Village Improvement So
ciety, will be held at the home of Mrs
Bernard Peters, on Saturday. October
26, 1901, at 1880 p. m. Tickets limited
to eighty-50c.
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MIDDLEBURY.
VOTE FOR SELECTMEN.

George W. Wallace was handsomely elected
first selectman. Monday. receiving IS votes
The other seiectmen received these votes: W.
ID. Munson r -. ID. NJ. Atwood d 30. W. p. John
son 81; William B. Townsend was elected
town clerk and John Basham town treasurer
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Dress Goods.

New line of Black Cheviots, all shrunk and
sponged, SOC. 75c, sl0O yard.
Fancy stripped Waistings, newest designs
and colors, 19c. 69c. 75c yard.
Venetian Cloths. all colorings. Soc yard.
good line OF Rainy Day Skirtings, &C,
81 g. 81 so yard.
$50 yard.
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THE WHOLESALE MARKET.

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY BUck
DARLING, BRIDGEPORT.
butter. choice creamery prints &c. choice
creamery tubs s4a2s, choice dairy s4as6, fair to
good 20ic. common Halo; cheese factory
l2al4 dairy 1ea14; eggs fresh nearby, ~.
chickens, alive, 12al3; fowls, alive, ISalac /:
75asO bushel: onions red 5Oa6O bu. white n
3; yellow. !5aso: cabbages, 75aI.0O; carrots
Sa4oc; turnips 3Oa4o; celery l.5O doz; dried
So; beeswax. 's5a3Oc ID; apples. fan. sO0a
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-10-11

Now is the time to select your fall
underwear. and Taylor, Curtis & Co
have superior line bought for cash.
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DRY GOODS NEWS.
Cloak Room News.

New Fur Neckwear, latest styles in Opossum Raccoon
Maren, Sable Fox and Electric Sea-al reasonable prices
very fine genuine Beaver Fur Set. $65; worth 800
New Fall Styles Beautiful Flannel Waists 3d. So So So
each.
Atwood Waists all coors and Sizes 81, 81 so each.
Golf Capes. reversible plaid, $4.75, $3.50.
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MONROE.
MONDAYS ELECTION.


The town election resulted in many sur
prises. Many fully believed the town would
be given into the hands of the republicans, but
for some reason that party used the pencil
and paSter to Il great extent. there being near
ly one half of the entire republican ballots
ed. The struggle for town clerk really ended
in an easy victory for Mr. Clarke which leaves
the Office in its old home, so long held by Hon
David A. Nichols, us to be the only proper
place for it. The other town, officers were
elected with votes to spare, SO that there re-
mains no doubt of the intent of the electors.
The day was beautiful and everything moved
occasion to thank the new town clerk for the
sumptuous spread he provided on the occas-
ion.
Mrs Lorenzo Beers and daughter, Miss Flo r
ence. recently spent the day at Hobart f.
BeardsleyS.
Miss Agnes Smith has returned to her home
in Yonkers. N. Y after spending some time
at Hobart f. BeardsIey's.
Mr. and Mrs Edward f. Curtss and daugh-
ter and Miss Della Litchfcld attended church
at Stepney and spent the remainder of the
day in Easton with Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Sell
leck
Rev E. J. Beach is expected to preach in the
congregational church, Sunday. October 1'.
Mrs Eliza J. Richmond of North Wnodbury
spent the day, Tuesday, with Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward F. CurtisS.
Mrs Griswold of Wethcrsfield has visited her
daughter, Mrs Frank j. Wales.
Misses Gertrude and Agnes Beardsley de-
friends on Monday evening by giving a small
Gu chre party.
Charles Parker of SOuthingtOn has visited
Marshall Beach
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New LaCes.

Laces will be more in evidence this year
| than ever.
Our collection is larger and more distin-
guished, and better able to meet every de-
mand Wondrous bits of work. woven with
surprising ingenuity and beauty. Prices rea-
SOnablY low,
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Mrs Grove is having her home made
comfortable by having a new coat Of
shingles on the front roof.
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Taylor, Curtis s. Co. are headQuar-
tiers for anything i'm the shoe line.
Quality always guaranteed.
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have a special display of imported and
domestic dress fabrics, cloaks, suits,
waists and millinery October II to 10.
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H: E. Gilbert and family with E. NJ.
Peck and family were guests recently
at the home of &. L. CurtiSS
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-10-11

Eli B. Beers and sister, Miss Fanny
Beers, left yesterday for the Pan
American EXPOSITION.
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The annual meeting of the trustees
of the Newtown Savings bank will be
held on Saturday. October 26.
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Bridgeport, HOS MainSt.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Bridgeport, Conn

Milford on a short wedding trip. All
will be glad to see them return and
make their home in the Taylor Platt
house.
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r.. Ell. Beers & CO.
M7-Open Monday Wednesday Saturday Evenings.

dist church, Waterbury, will preach at
Stevenson, next Sunday morning, at
10. IS. Communion service will be held
at the close of the regular service.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
FROM THE NEWTOWN FAIR.

A warning to old bachelors,
And let them watch with care
Before they take a peep for nothing,
While strOlling at the Fair.
AS that patter of the Shingle,
Will give them such a start,
Might make it very dangerous
When it drops so near the heart,
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SHERMAN.

Mrs w. E. butcher has:just returned,
having been absent some weeks visit
ing in Boston and Derby.
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JAMES W. AMBLER APPOINTED TO sue
CEED HIS FATHER.

James w. Amber of Bethel has been
appointed deputy United States rev.
enue collector to succeed his father,
the late Samuel S. Amber. Mr. Am
bier will assume the duties of his Office
Immediately. His appointment is re-
celved with favor among his large cir
Gle of friends.
RUSH IN THE HATING TRADE NOW
OVER.
Most of the hat factories will close
down Thursday or Friday to attend
the Danbury fair. Hating is Stacking
up pretty generally in both Bethel and
Danbury. The rush of the trade is
over this fall.
Frank A. Judd, who is making a
tour in the West, when heard from
last was spending week in Denver
and Cripple Gre elk, Col.
Congressman E. j. IIill's lecture ir
the Congregational church, last week
was great treat for Bethel people
Mr. Iill's description of the countries
he passed through was very instructive
and full of interest. He talked from
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Stationery supplies at S. c. Bull &
Co. s
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Robert J. Watts, the popular me r
chant, has gone to Maine for a three
weeks vacation.
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Mrs Laura Leonard of the Inn has
present she values highly. a thorough
bred ruby spaniel dog, four months
old, which will weigh about three
pounds and has nearly got its growth.
1t will be kept as a watch dog at the
Inn. 1t was gift from her son and
came from New York.
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Skirts.

okITlS.
full line OF Black Dress Skirts made of
Cheviot, handsomely trimmed, from 1886 up.
Walking Skirts with deep Aounce. Special
at $3.50; worth $500
Boys Clothing in two or three piece suits,
extra we'll made for hard usage, double seat
and knees, .riveted buttons and sewed with
Linen. In Navy Blue. Black and neat mix
lures Prices 81 .95. $50, s.. IS. $3.50.