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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09

We urge all members o: the Republic
an Territorial committee to do their
own voting at the NEE ing IN Honolulu
on Jan. 9Th. Those who can't be here
should be- careful not ID entrust their
proxies to any persons who Will use
them in doing surreptitious Home
Rule politics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09

The need OF a Hawaiian citizen as
Republican member OF the National
Committee has become stronger than
ever. We have spoken of it heretofore
on the ground of the improperly of let
ting Hawaii be regarded. ar the coun-
ellis OF the Republican party. as pock-
et-borough OF Maine; but other and
quite as serious questions have arisen.
AS things are now Mr.. SewalI and his
friends and supporters are persona non
grata at the White House. They have
been found out. largely by their own
laundering. and they are not even able
10 help the party here SO strong is the
belief that their policy is TO betrav II
into the hands OF the ignorant ard -
nal organization OF ex-monarchists tina,
wants 70 punish the American r1ai,r-
ity here Tor the great work of 90. ON
this account we hope that the Territor-
ial Republican Committee. whom Z,
meets on January s. viii have the good
sense TO ask Mr.. Sewau 10 resign =
absentee National member. living 50OC
miles away and whose Influence a. ~
White House can best be expresses nv
cipher Ii a pretty poor represa,,t,.
tive for Hawaiian Republicans TO have
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09

On Friday evening Of this week dec.
IL. Jupiter. Saturn, Mars and the moon
VIII all be in close juxtaposition- AS
these planets now set very early, only
inosa who are on sharp lookou. after
sunset or who dwell on Pacific Heights
will see the sight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09

Senator Hanna has requested the sur
geons and physicians who attended
President Mckinley to send their bills
to him. AS the amounts run close to
SJO0, 200. a sum that would nearly eat up
the fortune of the widow, Senator Han
mas act Is one which. for its pure and
unselfish philanthropy. must gain for
him more popular good viii than he has
won by any of his public services.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09

II we had municipal government Homo
lulu and Hawaii wouldn't be IN the
wretched fix that they are today-Voi-
oano.
Absurdi Every Office void be hlied
by a Home Ruler and taxes would be
three times what they are now. Can't
the Volcano occasionally erupt common
seRsei
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09

II Is for the Republican T-rritcIial
Committee 10 decide whether Il Is going
10 do politics for the Home Rulers ~
fer the party whose confidence K seeks
and whose responsibilities it bears.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09

President Roosevelt stanrhlY sustains
Governor Dole. Hence factious opposi-
ton 10 Dole ranges man against the
administration and the party. THE
are no Republicans in the anti-DOle
camp, whatever they may pretend L
be.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09

Seeing how much a Worlds Fair Is
IKE a white elephant the Charleston
people are going to cal! theirs the W.
Org city"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09

The proposal Of the Merchants Asso-
citation to have all wharves covered Is a
pracsi al one. a wharf IS temporary
storehouse and the goods 1t carries
should be shielded from the rain
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09

1t must please the people It lilo 10
find the Tribune trying to scare volcano
tourists away.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09
Excelsior Lodge Anniversary.

Excelsior Lodge. I. o. o. F., will give
a social In the lodge hall tomorrow
evening in commemoration of the fifty
fifth anniversary of the founding of
the lodge, to which all members of
the different Odd Fellow lodges are
most cordially invited. A literary and
musical program will be given.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09

There were 80 arrests made Sunday. IS
for drunkenness but not one for assault.
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BRIDGEWATER.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL BRIEFS.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL BRIEFS.
 Rev MT Raymond preached another excellent sermon at the Congregation al church, last Sunday morning. His text was Jer. IS: 6, 70 house of Israel, cannot do with you as this potter? saith the Lord. Behold as the clay is in the potter's hand, so are ye in mine hand, 0 house of Israel"
 Fred Gillette is at his fathers, A. H. Gillette'S.
 MT and Mrs Charles Sanford of Rox- bury were seen driving on our streets one day last week.
 MT and Mrs Elmer Frost entertain ed Mrs Harmon Treat, Mrs Wooster Treat of Bridgewater and John Woos- ter of Bridgeport, last Friday after noon.
 Mrs Weeks and son, Kenneth, are at s. R. Weeks.
 Miss Gertrude Trowbrdge has returned to Bridgewater after three weeks vacation. The friends of Joseph Greer are sorry to 'eEl Erskine Ss Sanford of New York is assisting Elmer Frost in having.
 Miss Fannie Pierce visited her father. A. l.. Pierce. superintendent of the Boardman lime "3rfSs Boy 5fiS vng ae Mr wadrons was badly last Saturday. He, escaped through a barbed wire fence, which tore his clothing and scratched him, beside his other injuries.
 Mrs sallie Sanford and Mrs John Mower are the guests of friends out of town.
 Mir and Mrs H: A: Hill are entertaining Adolphus Geopler of Sanford was in town. one day this week, the guest of Mrs B. A. Ruggles.
 Mrs Eli Roberts entertained friends from Danbury over Sunday. Clayton Turner of Newborn was the guest 1 of his aunt. Mrs E. c. Randall. on Sunday. Andrew Roberts and family of New Milford 1 were the guest of Eli Roberts and family on l Sunday. | Misses Alice and Nellie McMahon of still River and Mr and Mrs John Waite of New Mil l ford were in town on Sunday.
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WEST CORNWALL.
REV MIR FERRIS TO BE MARRIED.

REV MIR FERRIS TO BE MARRIED.
 Rev D. M Pratt and family of Cincinnati are on the hill at Hubert Pratt's for the sum mer. Rev Mir Pratt will preach at North Cornwall. next Sunday morning. in the ab sence of our pastor. Rev Chester Ferris who his usual summer vacation. which will be un- usual this year. he intends to bring home Withshim a bride.
 Miss Louise Hacker of New York City is making her annual visit with Miss Mary X. Beck.
 Miss Minnie E. Cochrane is visiting her sis ter. Mrs Joseph Robinson. at Sheffield, Mass.
 Mrs K. R. Davison is at her old home in South Lee.
 Dwight l.. Rogers and family of Beverly. Mass, at Dea Rogers for the summer
 Robert N COchrane and family and Miss Alice Nichols of Trumbull and T. W. England of Bridgeport, together with Miss Edith l.. Coons and Miss kathrine \. Salewski of this place. are spending the week at '''Fake-it-EZy Camp" on Cream Hill Lake.
 George w. Cochrane left Monday for Belle Island where he will spend a two weeks va cation.
 Leroy Moore of Derby is visiting his aunt. Mrs Mary Memmott.
 J. B. Hallett of Bridgeport was in town on Tuesday last and his granddaughterS. Misses Carrie ane Cora Hallett. returned with him to his summer home at Woodmont.
 Master Robert kuehcr of Bridgeport is vis iting his uncle. Henry kOehlcI. Henry Trieschman entertained d house full of company over Sunday. Mrs C. II. Lane of Brooklyn is visiting her son. $. w. Lane.
 Miss Lillie Cole and Bennie and George Cole are visiting relatives in TOrringtOn. Miss Alice Nichols of Trumbull is guest of
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pecting to spend several days in camp at Lake QuaSSapaug.
WASHINGTON.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.


 Mrs Gum celebrated her Slst birth day on Thursday last. She received many calls and congratulations from her friends during the day.
 Dr Wood, a United States surgeon, was guest of the Barbour's, last week. The first automobile in town will be owned by Hosea Beolo, a Cuban stu dent, who is stopping at the Gunnery. Miss Mary D. Brown, a former teacher at the Gunnery, is a guest at Mrs Carhart's, her aunt. Miss Carrie Brown is also in town.
 The o'clock lecture given Sunday afternoon, by Rev Rossiter w. Ray mond, was one of series dealing with the life of Christ. Miss Helen Ear Canada, played the organ very accept ably for the vesper service.
 Vallette Church gave birthday party to his small friends on Saturday afternoon, and the little people had a fine time.
 MT Mitchell's brother, from Bridge port, is in town.
 Miss Anna Watts is guest at c. A. Prindle'S.
 Miss Josle Fenn is in Waterbury. Miss Helen Farrand gave very en- jOyable birthday dance to 30 of her young friends on Saturday evening. Several trees were struck by light ming during the severe showers of last week.
 The Hampton students will sing at Senator Platt's residence, on Satur- day evening.
 St Johns Sunday school will have a picnic in the near future.
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
NEW MILFORD.
Last week,

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH INTERESTS.
 A presentation of the work of Hamp- ton Institute for Indian and cOlored youth will be given in the First Con- gregational church, Friday evening, July 26, at o'clock. Rev H. E. Turner, the chaplain, will be present t to describe the aim and purpose of the school in it's Broad work of fitting mis- sionary teachers for the shops, schools, and churches of the South and West. The colored graduates of the school will be represented by P. w. Dawkins of Kittrell, N. c. Since his graduation he has been a successful teacher and leader among his people. He will speak of his work for them, and will give many interesting facts from his experience. John LalOriaS, a Papago Indian from Arizona, and a member of this years graduating class, will tell the story of his life and people. A negro quartet will sing the old planta tiOn melodies. A collection will be taken for the benefit of the institution.
 Miss Grace H. Turrill will give re- port of the recent EndeavOr cOnven- tion at Cincinnati on Tuesday even- ing, July 30, at the regular prayer meeting. Miss Turrill is deeply in- terested in Endeavor work and will undoubtedly give very interesting re- port.
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AMONG THE HORSEMEN.

Henry s. Mygatt, the affable cashier of the National bank, has purchased a handsome bay mare at Oxford, N. Y., five-year-oid. He secured the step per to match his horse, ''Wilkes.'
 AS the result of the runaway acci- dent, last week, E. A. Wildman is con- fined to his bed, owing to injuries to one of his ankles.
 J. A. Northrop & Sons are to install one of their Unique house-heating boilers in the residence of Mrs E. P. Sturges.
 Mrs c. A. Hunt is visiting her father, R. H. Ives, in Park Lane.
 Allen Joyce at Roxbury Station, has taken position with c. M. Beach.
 c. F. Herthal, of the West End Floral garden, Bridgeport, was in town on Monday, the guest of Hubert
 Charles N. Hall, the genla[ and af- fable Y. M. c. A. secretary, has been laid up with a severe cold, rheuma tism and neuralgia, as the result of over exertion in digging post holes on one of the hottest days, last week. Mrs F. A. RantZ of Bridgeport is the guest of her parents, MT and Mrs A. Levy.
 Mrs Merritt Hill is in Bridgeport, the guest of Prof and Mrs De Mork
 Mrs George H. Jackson and daugh- ter are enjoying sojourn at Spectacle lake. Other New Milford people there are John Bates and family, Henry Ives and family and Attorney John F. Addis.
 Mrs E. P. Hill, who has been in poor health for long time, is now much better as the result of the treatment of Prof De Mork. She is now able to walk out doors.
 John Ogilvie of Brooklyn is the guest of Andrew B. Mygatt at Lake Waramaug.
 F. II. Barnes was receiving cOngrat- ulations on Monday over the fact o1 his winning second prize in the LOG yard race at the commercial travellers meet at Branford on Friday last. It is thought this popular drummer came in about second, also, in the contest at the tables with fork and knife.
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WATERFOWL.
A SERIES OF DISASTROUS FIRES.

A SERIES OF DISASTROUS FIRES.
 Fire seems to have had the floor this week. First came the mid-Week and and midnight burning of W. J. Mun- sons ice houses, three very large build- ings, which called out the fire depart ment and large force of men. But little could be done. The buildings were total loss, insured. The stock of ice was owned by Leonard Brothers, who had sold part to C4C. Atwood of Waterbury. This was partially in Sured.
 Then on Saturday forenoon the resi- dence of Samuel Murphy was burned to the ground. Cause: defective chim- ney; some insurance.
 Last Monday night, in the terrible shower, the large barns of Alfred H. Scoville were destroyed by lightning. He succeeded in saving most of his wagons, tools, etc., but some tools were lost, and one fine COW with all his hay and grain in the barns. The buildings were insured.
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preached in the Baptist church, Sun

preached in the Baptist church, Sun day, at o'clock.
 Rev F. s. Leathers and family are in Cornwall Hollow for sojourn of two weeks.
 The frame of the shear shop was raised, last Friday. The size of the building is to be 26 feet by 60 feet, two stories high.
 Misses Grace Bartholomew and Clar- issa Bissell are visiting in Bristol, Conn.
 RI. Rockfort went to Hartford, Tuesday. He will visit New Haven and New York before he returns.
 George Anson Wedge of Ansonia spent last week at the home of his uncle, E. F. Wedge.
 Miss Anna Doyle is spending few days in Ridgetield.
 Leonard Willis is in New York, this week, visiting his mother.
 Miss Mills of Cleveland, O., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Charles Mercy.
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WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.

Carr Lyon has been disabled for a time by stepping on sharp iron.
 MT and Mrs Frank LuddingtOn, af ter spending few days here, left for Great Harrington on Wednesday last.
 Miss Carrie Raymond is a guest of Miss Edith Crossman. She has favor ed the church with solos for two Sun days.
 Carr Crossman has been ill for a few days with lung trouble.
 Rev MT Manee'S sermons for two Sun day evenings have been on the geology of the hills about us, which have been very interesting. MT Nance is also student in etymology and owns an ex- tenSive collection.
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AT THE NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

F. H. Sanford, George w. Warner, F. Hurd, MT and Mrs M. Duggan, Miss Varson, MT and Mrs J. W. Varson, Misses Anna and Maria Foran, J. Mo Ewen, H. N. Read, R. w. Read, Bridgeport. .OW. J. Pinkham, E. A. Wilkins, A. p. Knox, H. H. Holloday, Boston, Mass.
 David Schwarz, w. S. Morton, J. Hull, Martin Berel, B. Zeiner P. c. Hard, George Karger, MT and Mrs F. man, B. B. Porter, pr Henry D. Hawk hurst, New York.
 J. A. Kline, c. M. Kline, A. A. Kline, Pawling, N. Y.
 R. N. King, Dayton, o.
 Arthur L. Parkman, Hartford.
 A. c. Messler, Pawtucket, R. l.
 John B. Pullan, AnsOnia.
 Eugene Livingston, Kingston, N. Y. F. L. Bacher, Philadelphia, Pa. H. H. Pomeroy, Gaylordsville.
 Patrick Duggan, Warren.
 William Duggan, MT and Mrs James Duggan, Kent.
 MT and Mrs J. Howard, Thomaston. Miss Rose Duggan, Pittsfeld Mass. Mrs and Miss Taylor, Plainville. Henry Warner, Meriden.
 J. Nickerson, F. H. Barnes, MT and Mrs c. B. Daley, Danbury.
 H. c. BOrland, Ridgefeld.
 MT and Mrs Miller, Misses Wierk, Brooklyn.
 Frank Cursor, Mizzen Top.
 H. c. Kippel, G. R. Bradley, Harvey Smith, New Haven.
 A: J. Curtis, Bristol.
 J. Sitzer, Millerton.
 F. l.. Parkhurst, Stamford.
 MT and Mrs Hubert Thomas, Eugia Thomas, s. s. Green. w. M. Keeler, H. s. Mygatt, R. N. Breinig, New Mil ford.
 Eugene Ward, Roxbury.
 J. D. Rice. Springfield, Mass. F. L. Coe, Madison.
 H. E. Smith, Suffield.
 w. D. Niver, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
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&atE9M!MALLEY@.
We Open the New Storc with New Goods Only. Nake Way Sales a. Under Prices Now in Progress.
The Big Sales Moving Onward.

Were it not for the faith in Big Store statements it might seem as if the extraordi- nary values in these sales were gross congregations. But the Big Store never makes a statement that is not war ranted. The relations of the store and of the public are of too long standing and too intimate to permit of any wilful misleading as to quality or price.
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ROXBURY.
A NOTABLE SOCIAL EVENT.

The event of the season will be the lawn party given by Mrs George Shum- way, on the spacious grounds of the Sheldon Smith cottage, next Saturday evening tho 27th: hours, 6 till 10. Mrs Sherman will be assisted by Mrs Ed ward Preston, Mrs Sheldon Smith, Mrs Charles Sanford, Mrs EllieThomas, Mrs Rosa Letournean, Mrs Burton Hodge, and others. A substantial sup per will be served at 6 o'clock, for those who wish. Ice cream and cake will be served during the evening. There will be candy booth presided over by Miss Nellie Beers. Mrs Burton Hodge and Miss Edith Tompkins will be seen at the flower booth. Samuel Colt has kindly promised to recite selections from "As You Like It." George Sher- man will sing a few of his Southern songs, which are always so we'll re- ceived. There will also be music from local talent. There is also reception committee, and it is hoped there will be large attendance. The money raised will be used to procure fittings for the Library building. People at tending this lawn party from out of town will find on arriving at the grounds several men who will care for their horses for small fee.
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Wy Hau;

Ayers Hair Vigor makes the hair grow because it is a hair food. It feeds the hair and the hair grows, that's all there is to it. It stops fall- ing of the hair, too, and restores color to gray hair. $l. All druggists. JIG. AVER CO.,, Lowell. M'-'
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MRS ELLEN TROY,

The remains of Mrs Ellen Troy of Bridgeport were brought to New Mill ford on Saturday last on the train ar irving at II. IS a. m. ,and were taken in charge by LaHait & Thomas, and con- veved to the Catholic cemetery. Father Duggan, assisted by Fathers Duggan and Cronan, officiated at the grave. Mrs Lawrence ManiOn of New Milford is an aunt of the deceased.
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HENRY S. DIsBROw.

Henry s. Disbrow, for many years a merchant at Gaylordsville, died on Thursday last. He was twice married and is survived by a wife, one son, Myron Disbrow, and two daughters. The funeral was largely attended on Sunday, Rev MT Roys officiating. MT DisbroW had served as postmaster and is well known throughout this section of country. Undertaken Hubert Thomas had the arrangements in charge.
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GAYLORDSVILLE.

Milton Preston and family are spend ing few weeks at their old home on Preston Mountain.
 The Junior Epworth League held an ice cream festival on the lawn of Charles Mercy on Saturday night of last week and realized a good sum for their fund.
 There will be a lawn party on the grounds of Fremont Hall on Saturday evening of this week. Cake and ice cream will be served.
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The Shoe Sale.

Dollars and half-dollars have been cut right off the prices of shoes which you know cost more a few weeks ago. $500 shoes $1oS and so on.
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Art Embroidery.

A wide sweeping disposal of tray cloths, centre-pieces, lanlbrequins, Battenberg patterns and threads, embroi dery silks and yarns. Every. thing in this dainty drpart- ment S going at the most un- heard of Dlrgains-tables heared high with the price chances.
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STILL RIVER AND VICINITY.

S1lLL III Eh ANb f1NlNA4
 The recent wind and hail storms, which were so disastrous all about us, did no damage whatever in this sec tiOn.
 The exteme hot weather seems to have unbalanced some in this cOmmu- nifty. One man gave frequent exibi- tions by abusing his faithful horse (which overstepped the trace while fighting flies in the tield) with his hoe. Now the handle is bound with leather strap. Another labored in the hay field all day with winter cap on.
 Mrs Barnum of South Norwalk has returned to her home after stay with her daughter, Mrs K. P. Chase.
 Mrs Carleton Smith has entertained her sister, Mrs K. P. Stowe, and daugh- ter of SOuthfOrd.
 Miss Susie Turner is at home spend ing her vacation.
 Isaac Northrop recently losta horse. The animal got into swamp hole in the pasture and was unable to extri- cate itself.
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DAMAGE BY HAIL.

It is impossible to tell exactly just how much damage was done to tobac- co by the hail storm of last week. Probably dozen crops about town were more or less injured. The finest crop in the valley, owned by s. J. Fer ris, was cut all to pieces and MT Starr's crop was badly injured.
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tertainment provided of course be- speaks volumes for the tone of those present, made up of the elite of the community. The gentle sounds waft- ed on the winds to the village suggest ed also the high character of the ex- ercises. An orchestra discoursed mu- sic, and judging from the sweet mel Ody some choice sacred selections were being played. Altogether it was a notable occasion and must go on record as among the great events which mark New Milford life. As the river was handy and lemons cheap the beverages consumed were of course of a charac- ter beftting so interesting company and so inspiring an occasion.
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AMONG THE BUILDERS.

The contract for building the new Congregational parsonage has been awarded to c. M. Beach.
 New roofs are being placed on the Ingleside school building. c. M. Beach has the contract.
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Miss Agnes E. Cochrane.
 Edwin L. Oviatt was home from Bantam over Sunday.
 Miss Lillie Potter of Sharon is visiting at John POtterS.
 Miss Martha Cornell of GuilfOrd is visiting her grandparents Hon and Mrs T. s. Gold, at Cream Hill farm.
 Hon l.. J. Nickerson joined the legal frater- nifty at Mt Riga on Wednesday of this week, for the annual summer outing.
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THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.

The special town meeting instructed the selectmen to petition for and do all in their power to get the trolley here soon.
 A vote was taken to expend S4,500 for new Telford road, with like sum from State, between Elton place, past the Town hall, towards the brick store of J. J. Kielty.
 This will necessitate widening the road above the brick store and the bringing to grade the sharp pitch near the watering tank.
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BANTAM.

BAPTIST CHURCH ITEM. Rev MT Frederick of New Jersey
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LIME ROCK.
AMONG THE HORSEMEN,

AMONG THE HORSEMEN.
 Last Friday afternoon, Beauregard drove the Hon M. B. Richardson $ pacer, St Riga, mile in 2:l7, making the fastest mile ever driven on Well's Hill track. The first half was made in 1:O9, second half los. In this heat St Riga went against the Wells horse. "Brent Wells. "winning this and second heat also, the latter in 2:22. St Riga is great young horse, and was bred and raised by MT Richardson. Judges say he finishes heat or race as fierce as any horse they ever saw, and the way he wheels them down the home stretch is caution.
 pERFUMERY CHEAP IN LIME ROCK.
 They had great time up at the Cornwall Pond camp, the other night. James WinterbottOm's coon dog, Sandy, tried what was supposed to be a raccoon, and Cummings, Web Rich- ardson, "Wink," |" and a lot more started out to capture the rodent. "Wink' left his shoes behind and went bare footed. After travelling mile or more and freeing the coon two or three times, they got him in a tree, from which he could not escape. He proved to be somebody's big white cat.
 Mrs Brown, of South Norwalk, is al the Rocky Dell House for short time Martin Mccarthy is getting around again.
 A son was born to MT and Mrs Harry Eggleston, last Thursday morning.
 Miss Rosie Dugan is sick with SC were sore throat, which was thought at first by her physician to be diphthe ria.