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GRANGE BULLETIN
VISIT OF HARMONY GRANGE OF MONROE AND HON B. c. PATTERSON, MASTER OF STATE GRANGE, TO POOTATUCK.

VISIT OF HARMONY GRANGE OF MONROE
 AND HON B. c. PATTERSON, MASTER
 OF STATE GRANGE, TO POOTATUCK. Tuesday night was gala night with the members of Pootatuck Grange.
 The members were awake to the fact that the annual visit from the mem bers of Harmony Grange was at hand. Never was the profusion Ot flowers more extensive or the decorations more tasteful. The ladies had certainly done their their. About 50 were present and all enjoyed pleasant and
 profitable evening. After the busi- ness meeting was over. Sister Hattie M. NOrthrOp, who acted as lecturer, called the meeting again to order, for
 Master BereSfOrd, who in a few we'll chosen words welcomed the members of Harmony Grange, and spoke for the good of the order. He was followed by Singing from Grange Melodies. Sister Young then gave reading, "A Clear Case" Brother Charles G. Peck sang 8 solo, "Waiting for Julia" with an encore of Mamie" J. J. Nor throp followed with paper, "Has the Grange been social and financial success?' Brother Northrop had an eXC6llcnU paper anu plCUuFeu Ullo uuUlcS of a member and how this Grange was a social as we'll as financial success in a clear and conclusive manner. Miss 0. M. Young pleased the members with a piano solo. Brother BeresfOrd read some clippings which pleased all. Brother James B. Nichols sang with good voice pleasing solo. Brother Northrop gave reading, "Sam Geggs carrier hens" Master Hollie Clark gave piano solo. Brother Ransome made some telling remarks on "Why he joined the Grange" and for the welfare of the order. Miss Bessie Glover pleased the audience with a piano solo. The treat of the evening was when Worthy State Master Pat terson arose to talk to the members and visitors present. He felt as though the program had gone far enough as he was well pleased to sit down and not try to add anything more. He talked of his travels in the interest of the Grange throughout the state. He told of the duties of Granger. How to keep up the interest of mem- bers. How farmers should join to-: gether to keep prlces even, should educate themselves to'a business basis. Of the workings of the Connecticut Agricultural college.and many other topics. After the social hour all were invited to a generous and bountiful collation.
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs w. H. Thompson and son are boarding at w. G. Hard's.
 Mrs Samuel Curtis and Miss Hurd left on Tuesday, for trip to the Pan American Exposition. .: v,ltsd Mrs saiman c94eh ol Mnort
 MT and Mrs Daniel Murphy, of Shel. ton, passed Sunday at William Shea S.
 Harry Curtis, of Bridgeport, passed Labor day at his home.
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JOHN J. kILBRIDE.
KILLED BY THE CARS NEAR SOUTHBURY.

KILLED BY THE CARS NEAR soUTHBURY.
 John J. Kilbride, a son of John Kilbride of the Glen, was killed by the cars and his body horribly mangled on Thursday last. Under taker Heating took charge Of the body and brought it to Sandy Hook, where it was prop erly cared for. Mr Kilbride was 26 years old and unmarried. He is survived by two broth CTS. Michael Kilbride of Newark, N. J., and Francis Kilbride of Bridgeport. Also two sisters, Mrs Martin Kelly of Bridgeport, and Miss Kate Kilbride. The funeral was attend ed on Saturday at 10 a. m., from St Roses church, Father Fox officiating. The pail bearers were Messrs Michael, Frank, John, James and Edward Kilbride and John Kill bride of Passaic, N. J.
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HORSE TROTTINd AT NEW MILL
 FORD FAIR.

l Al lNIV NAAA. FORD FAIR.
 LIST OF ENTRIES.
 Wednesday, September Il, 24O class; Purse, 1 800. 1 ConvoyT, T. w. Rassett Derby. Jessie B. F., b. m., Henry Carstesen, | Bridgeport. Andy M T., s. s., B. F. Lake, Wassaic, N. Y. Merry Master, b. m., Ridgewood Farm, Dan bury. Ajax P, blkg Ridegwood Farm. Walter R, b. g., w. 0. Beeman, New Preston, Aristine, Dr. m., w. E. Williams. Washing gton Hollow, N. Y. Westdale, Jr, A. s. Coffin, Washington Hol- low, N. Y. Daisy l., b. m. J. A. Jackson, Bridgeport. Star G.. b. h., B. 0. scism, Tarrytown. N. Y. I. R. B., D. Blumenthal, Hartford. 320 Class-Purse 800.
 Country Guy, b. g., J. E. Capewell, Woodbury. laden, b. s., R. Mabbett, Dover Plains, N. Y. Etelka Maid, J. T. Donovan Bridgeport St Riga. b.g., M. B. Richardson, Lime Rock. Ethan Wilkes, H. Reynolds, Charter Oak Park. Orwood, oh. g., w. l.. Hopkins, New Preston Achamar. b. g., James Marsh, New Milford Merry Master, b. m., Ridgewood Farm Ajax, blk E., RidgewOod Farm Too Too b. m c. H. Cook, Hamden. Walter R., blk. g., VIC. .Beeman, New Preston Frank Wilkes blk. g., A. S. Coffin. Dorfmont, D. Blumenthal, Hartford. Sergeant Burns, D. Blumenthal. Thursday ,Septemuer 12, 23O Class-Purse $2O0 Convoy, T. W. Bassett. Wayne Wilton, br g., H. D. Sawyer. Jessie B, b. m., Henry Carstesen. Andy M., srl. S., BIZ. Lake, Wassaic,
 N. Y. Gaiety, b. m., Harry Reynolds. Cyclone, b. g., T. F. Young, New Mill
 ford. Andantino, ch. g., K. s. Jewell. Merry Master P. b. m., RidgewOod
 Farm. Ajax, F., blk. g., Ridgewood Farm. Walter R., T., b. g., Pawnee, w. c.
 Beeman, New Preston. Aristine, T., b. m., w. E.. Williams,
 Washington Hallow, N. Y. Boardman Boy, F., ches. g. Sargent, A. s. Coffin, Washington Hallow, NY. Daisy, L., b. m., J. A. Jackson, Bridge
 port. Royal Cash, T., blk. g., J. H. Lewis,
 Bridgeport. Rose Mary, T., g. m., E. c. Wixon,
 Derby. Star, C., F., b. h., Alcyone, J.,
 B. c. Scism, Tarrytown, N. Y. I. R. B., D. Blumenthal, Hartford 2.l5 Class, Trot and Pace, Purse s2oo. 6ountry d5ua K Gpy, f s b. J. E. E. daps%e a GSek Etelka Maid, T., blk: m., J.T.Donovan.
 F. c. Eckart, Bridgeport. Orwood, F., chs. g., W. L. Hopkins. Merry Master, b. ID. ,Ridgewood Farm. Eathan Wilkes, b. m., Harry Reynolds. Achamar, b. g., James Marsh. St Riga, b. g., M B. Richardson. Hattie L., b. m., M. P. Hopkins. Dorfmont, ED. Blumenthal. Too Too, b. m., c. H. Cook. Sergeant Burns, D. Blumenthal. Convoy, br. m., T. w. Bassett. Wayne Wilton, br. g., H. D. Saver. St. Riga, b. g., M. B. Richardson. Merry Master, b. m., Ridgewood Farm. Ajax, blk. g., Ridgewood Farm. Gaiety, b. m., Harry Reynolds. Achamar, b. d James Marsh. Walter R., b. g., w. c. Beeman. Boardman Boy, chs. g., A. s. Coffin. King Alar DIX: s., r: O. Dwyer.
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CEALED PROPOSALS-Thew work of making lage cemetery. Said driveway being 45 rods long, more or less, and 10 it. wide) will be let out by contract to the lowest responsible bid der in the form of sealed proposals to be re- ceived on or before the goth of Sept. at p. m
 en the proposals, of which they reserve the right to reject any or all of them. The loam in the present driveway to be removed. depth foam to be used in evening up the ground in the cemetery and to do a bit of grading in the driveway The foregoing contract to be made in writing and the work to be done to the ac- ceptance of the directors WIS. Clarke. clerk pro tenn, R. F. D. IA, Stepney Depot, Conn.,
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IF SAVED HIS BABY.

My baby was terribly sick with the diarrhoea, we were unable to cure him with doctors assistance, and as last resort we tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy" says MT J. H. Doak, of William, Ore. "I am happy to say it gave immediate re- lief and complete cure" For sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis x Co.,, Sandy Hook: w. N. Hurd, LongHill; A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville; A B. Blakemen, Botsford.
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs Van Sinderer returned to Glen holm on Saturday evening, after two weeks stay at the shore with her mother, Mrs Brinsmade.
 MT and Mrs Elnathan Mitchell have returned from their trip to the Pan American Exposition. Willis Nettleton and Robert Hollis ter started for the fair this week.
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THE PRORATE COURT.
n1sTRICT OF NEwTowN, ss. Probat

U Court, Sept 19O1
 Estate of Susan Chipman, late of New town, in said district. deceased.
 The Executor having exhibited his ad- ministration account with said estate to this court for allowance it is
 Ordered, that the 11th day of Aug, 1901 at o'clock, afternoon, at the Probate Office in Newtown, be and the same is assigned for the exhibition and allowance of the execu- tors account with said Estate, and this court directs the executOr to give public mo- tice to all persons interested therein, to ap- order in newspaper printed in Fairfield coun- ty and posting a copy on the public sign pos! in the town where the deceased last dwelt, and return make to this Court.
 M. J. Bradley, Judge.
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DEGIsTRARS' NOTICE.-The Registrars of h the First Voting District of the Town of Newtown, hereby give notice that they will be in session at the Town: s office in said town, from nine o'clock in the forenoon. until i've o'clock in the. afternoon, on Thursday, Septemper 19 19Ol for the purpose of correct "Those to Be Made" the names of those who might be eligible to vote at the Electors Meeting to be held October z. 1901.
 Michael JsWhite. Deputy, Charles B. John son, Registrars of'the First Voting District of NewtOwn.
 Newtown, Conn.,, September 5, 1901.
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Contractor Zuccardy of New London began work on the State road word, Tuesday. He has force of 36 men, mainly Italians. He has favored the owners of local teams by en- gazing them to furnish horses and wagons for the teaming. MT Zuccardy was here yester- day and expects to complete the work in two weeks time
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The regular communication of Hi ram lodge. F. & A. M., was held on Wednesday night in it's redecorated lodge room, which certainly looks very attractive since the committee having the work in charge completed their labors. The local Masons have now good reason to be proud of their lodge room.
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The North Center school opened or Tuesday with an attendance of 28. It is evident the district did we'll to re- tain MT Mccarthy.
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Mrs s. J. Botsford and daughter went to New Haven, last Friday. They will reside at 446 Elm street. MT Botsford will not go till after the NeWtOWn fair.
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Bert Cannady of Franklinton, N. C., passed Sunday with!his father, Daniel Cannady. He will live in Bridgeport, this winter, with sister and attend the Bridgeport schools.
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Merchant Louis Goulett of Steven
 son is quite seriously ill with inflam. nation of the bowels. Dr Beardsley
 of Derby attends him. His sister and husband from Bridgeport have visited at MT GOulett'S.
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Charles s. Warehouse and Rev B. s. Lines of New Haven were in town on Wednesday and Thursday. Yesterday they visited Bedding the scene of Mir Warehouses boyhood days.
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Get ready for the fair by selecting a new harness. lap robe, whip, etc. Taylor, Curtf & Co., ask you to inspect their stock.
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Norman Northrop, the we'll known farmer whose reputation is we'll known for fatting cattle, has sold L. o. Gilbert & Sons 16 prime steers for their retail trade.
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Martin Donahue and sister, Miss Mazie, of Flushing, N. Y., who have visited for few days with relatives here, returned to their home on We'd nesday, accompanied by Miss Alice Donahue, who has been passing a month with MT and Mrs Michael Don- ahue.
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MT and Mrs Thomas Kirley and Miss Nellie Burke have returned to Ton kers, N. Y., after visit with MT Kir ley's cousin, Mrs James Mcguire.
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The school board will meet again, Saturday
 September z, at g a. m. at the North Center schoolhouse to examine teachers. Three of the teachers that had been secured resigned causing the school board to meet more times than usual this summer.
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For the school children Taylor, Curtis & Co are prepared with a nice line of fall shoes and children's clothing also.
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AT BETS.

It's canning time and Betts can furnish the Mason and lightning jars.
 Orders for peaches by the basket left at the store will be filled.
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For generous sample of russet ap- ples of the season of 1900 the editor is indebted to Charles B. Bradley of Half Way River district.
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A watch awaits the owner at THE BEE office. The owner can secure it by proving property and paying charges.
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Undertaken Keating made flying trip to Bridgeport on "Wednesday.
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Miss Jennie Roberts left on Monday, so as to go into her school on Tuesday, at Greenwich. She has been visiting her uncle's $ home and friends in New town on Shepard'S Hill.
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Parties desiring peaches leaving their or ders with Taylor, Curtis K Co.,, will have then promptly filled.
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Among the Sandy Hook colony in Bridge port who passed Sunday in town were Messrs John Blake, James:Mc Mahon, Thomas Leavey and son, John keatlng, Henry Costello, John Leavey and Edward Campbell.
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The ladies' prayer meeting will be held next Tuesday at 3 p. m., with Mrs
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C.. P. Sanford, the treasurer and collector of the North Center school district, having died, Allison P. Smith was elected to succeed him. MT Smith will now proceed to collect the balance of the tax and those who have
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Edward Booth has sold his place to Charles Downes, 1.-the latter taking pos session October. l.
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Misses Nora and Annie Foran of Bridgeport passed Sunday and Mon day with their parents, MT and Mrs John FOran,
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Miss Anna May Betts is visiting at Mt Vernon, N. Y.
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Mrs Mary Somers from Danbury has been the guest of Mrs Fairchild and Mrs Bennett, returning home on We'd neSdaY.
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Thomas F. Bradley fell from scaffold, Monday, injuring his back and spraining one arm. He was on a scaffold shingling d barn with his brother, John F. Bradley, but the latter escaped serious injury.
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ASSAULTED GRAND ARMY TAN

CHARLES HAwLEY STRUCK BY HOMER
 CONGO.
 Charles Hawley, the stage driver and Grand Army man, was assaulted by Homer Congo, one day last week. Congo, according to MT Hawley $ story, struck the latter in the jaw and then knocked him down, fracturing two ribs. AS MT Hawley is above 60 years old and not in the most robust health, the matter appears more seri- Ous for Congo. Hawley says he shall prosecute Congo.
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MT and Mrs Charles Stowe of Zoal had twins born on September 2, both dead.
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Mrs w. s. Bradley and daughter, Mrs O'Brien, visited on Tuesday at Wallace Tomlinson's in Quaker's Farms.
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Mrs R. c. Tousey of Long Hill and daugh- ter Mrs H. A. House of London, Eng, dined at the Newtown Inn on Tuesday.
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Miss Katie Camp who has been spending the summer with Mr and Mrs E. l.. Johnson, has returned to Minneapolis. where she will teach the ensuing year.
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MT and Mrs A. B. Fancher leave to-day fol their new home at Winsted.
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Repairs are being made on Keane's button shop. H. S. Botsford is doing the work.

James T. Sheehan was brought before Jus. breach of the peace and injury to private property, he having mqtilated the register at at Sheehan $7 and cost or 20 days in jail. He ap-
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MT Todd and family are expecting
 to move to Long Hill in few weeks to occupy the farm recently vacated by Charles F. Palmer, a brother of Mrs Todd. Mrs Whaley who has been liv- ing with Mrs Bennett at Mapleton for the past year expects to go with them.
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MT and Mrs V. Ellis Reed of New York and MT and Mrs w. E. Seeley, Jr., and W. Parker Seeley of Bridgeport are new arrivals at the Inn.
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Messrs Michael John and Patrick Donahue and Miss Margaret Donahue of Bridgeport had reunion on Sunday at the home of their parents. Mir and Mrs John Dopahue.
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s. A. Blackman of Fairfield Beach called on Hawleyville friends on Tues day.
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Andrew c. Moore found a valuable COW dead in his pasture lot on Tues dow
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MONROE TAXES-Notice is given to the M taxpayers of the town of Monroe that the are due and payable September Is, and for the purpose of receiving the same will be at the following named places: At the store of Steph- en French, Wednesday, September IS. from to l2, and at Burr Hawley's from to of the same day. At the store of oscar Sherwooa Marshall Beach's from to 5 of the same day. Interest at per cent after October l: E. z. shelton, Collector. Monroe, Conn.,, Aug S, 1901,
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Mrand Mrs J. A. Haugh and son of
 New Haven have returned to their
 home after a pleasant stay of a month at the Inn.
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MT and Mrs w. L. Drumgold and Paulding Drumgold, who have been at the Inn for fi ve weeks, returned to New York On Tuesday.
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Caleb Haley, who has occupied the Todd residence, leaves on Friday for his home in RrOOklVn
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Thomas J. Bradley of Jersey Oity took ad- vantage of Labor day to visit his family in North Center district.
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Mrs Mary Cahill and the Misses Josie and Frances Pennell of Yonkers,
 N. Y., are the guests of Mrs Cahills sister, Mrs Thomas Mcguire of Wal nut Tree Hill.
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Miss Ruby Street of New Haven is the guest of Miss Jessie Taylor.
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Mrs W. s. Wheeler, Mrs Julia A. Field, both of Shelton. Mrs Albert E. Fay of Westboro, Mass, are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs H. w. Wright
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Mrs Rebecca D. Beach of New Haven and Mrs C. F. Beardsley of New Milford were in town on Friday last.
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R. M. Richardson is out with new spindle buggy, bought of A. M. Bris- COG & Son.
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Somers & Co. of 225 Main street, Danbury. have something interesting to say about
 jardiniers Read their advertisement.
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Mrs Herbert Clark and son of Brooklyn are guests of Mrs Nellie E. Tucker.
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Glenford Root passed Sunday and Monday in town, his wife and baby returning with hin to PaSSaic, N. J.
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MT and Mrs Charles Sherman of Monroe were guests, one day last week, of MT and Mrs Walter s. Bradley.
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Mrs J. R. Smith and daughter of Bridgepor are visiting MT and Mrs E. J. Hall.
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James O'Donnel of New Milford was guest on Friday last at Mrs NOlan's on the Boulevard.
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Fred Mcguire has his arm in a sling as a result of a sprain he received at the ball game on Friday last.
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pealed to the Court of Common Pleas, his mother furnishing the bond. Ex-Senator Houlihan has now brought 2 civil case against Mir Sheehan. Attorney c. H. North TOD prosecuted for the state.
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When your harness needs repairing the place to have it done so it will last is at the Sandy Hook Shoe Store.-[W. c. COrbett, Proprietor.
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A. B. Lockwood of Bethel advertises BOO
 shoes that can't be beat. Try them if yon want good shoes.
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MT and Mrs B. Elkenberg and c. J. Keilding of Brooklyn have been guests at T. F. Cayanaugh's on the Boule- yard. J. J. Kilduff and family of Brooklyn arrive, this week.
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If you are in Shelton do not fail to visit the hardware store of D. N. Clark. He always has something that will interest you.
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L. w. Llood leaves next week for his home in Brooklyn.

A progressive euchre party was held A. Haugh won the first :prize, Mrs Laura Leonard, second, w. F. Hayes first gentlemen's and T. B. DeForest second
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WANTED1 1

To exchange, first class carpenter work for cash F. w. HAWLEY, Carpenter and Build er Cutters Farms. Monroe. Ct.
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Mrs R. N Betts has square piano in good condition which she will sell at low figure.
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EOUND-On Newtown Street, August 31 6
 | gold filled watch and chain. Owner can expenses of advertising. Gall at THE BEE Off, flee.
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Andrew c. Moore has sold three fat COWS to w. A. Garfield,
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Mrs E. l.. Johnson is at Lake Waramaug, the guest of Mrs Charles Randall.
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Dr A. E. Barber of Bethel has recently
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TRINITY CHURCH.

The United offering boxes to the number of 23 have been handed in to the rector that $3s has been sent as the contribution of Trin- ity Parish in this way. It is hoped that at least 50 boxes will be taken this fall by the women of the parish.
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bought q fine rubber tired runabout buggy o H. A. Pratt of Hattertown.
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,ABY CARRIAGES and GO-CARTS

M capital, $SO0,OOO Paid in, 900. Issue per cent Debenture Bonds of $1O0, 500. SSG $500. $1OOO and 36OOO, which are by statute law full investments for Trust Funds in the state. F. D. SANFORD, Agent, r Bishop Block. Bridgeport, Conn.
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MT and Mrs James Kilbride and Messrs John and Frank Kilbride were in town, Sat urday, to attend the funeral of the late John J. Kilbride.
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Experienced Wheelr1&ht
 Also all kinds of wagon work, blacksmith ing. Setting tires, $1. Light tires per set $3'( and up; new aXles per set $4.2 and up. New rims 50 per set and up All work at reason able prices. Shop at head of Newtown Street
 VIM. C. BRIGHAM, Newtown, Ct.
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VTANTED-A young man about 20 to clerk w and make himself useful about the store. Must have 8 good education Reference re- Quired. B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney, Conn.
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CONGER & MORROW.

Horseshoeing and General Blacksmith, Carri- age and Wagon Making and repairing. All the place. new shop near my house. just south of Kane's button shop.
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NOR SALE OR RENT-House, seven rooms I and bath, modern Improvements. Lot FOX ITO it. Shade, fruit, high ground, fine view ford, Conn.
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n ot paid will oblige the collector by calling and making payment at once.
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TNION BUSINESS COLLEGE-Mafn and U Congress Streets Bridgeport. This co! lege provides more students and strangers with positions than all other schools in this vicinity combined. Students may enroll any school day. Write or call for new and com plete illustrated catalogue. Also new booklet of Snecial interest.
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The 'NeWtOWn Bee
CIRCULATION

January 1, 1882,
 Last week,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-17

model shown is made on the latest
lines and is correct in every detail.
As shown the material is fine serge
flannel woven in a pretty fancy plaid,
collars, cuffs and belt being of black
velvet, but plain flannel. corduroy, vel
veteen, striped flannel. cashmere and
nll waist and dress materials are suit
able, as the design is equally appro-
pirate for the costume and the odd
waist.
The foundation. or fitted lining, is
snugly fitted and closes at the centre
front. The waist proper is laid in box
pleats that are stitched at their under
folds and extend from the neck and
shoulders, the closing being effected
by means of buttons and buttonholes
worked through the pleat at the centre
front. The two scanned sleeves are in
dress style with slightly flaring cuffs
The neck is finished with a standing
collar that terminates in a point, and
ut the waist is a narrow curved belt.
To cut this waist for a miss of four
teen years of age three and a half
yards of material twenty inches wide,
three and a quarter yards twenty
seven inches wide, two and three
quarter yards thlrty-two inches wide
or two yards forty-four inches wide