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NEW PRESTON.

HOTEL VILLA LUCERNE TO BE CON.
 TINUED.
 Theodore Bente and sister of Brook lyn intend to take charge of Hote] Villa Lucerne this summer and are conducting the same on same plan and terms as their aunt, the late Mrs E. Feldstein, had for years adopted.
 D. T. Wilson and family of Brook lyn arrived at George O. Hopkins Lakeside residence on Thursday even- ing of last week. The oldest son. Daniel, Jr., is in feeble health.
 J. T. Burr's horses gave the family scare, last Sunday, after the harness had broken, by running and the oc- cupants found themselves on the ground more suddenly than desirable. No serious damage was done.
 A few city guests are now seen at all the hotels about Lake Waramaug and it is hoped the number will great ly increase during the remainder of OIllo llOllUl.
 Mrs Ida Brown arrived at the Car ter house on Monday of last week to take charge of the hotels interior, during the summer and most agree ably assume the duties of hostess.
 The change of highway above Point Beautiful, made by Hon N. Staub of New Milford, was finished last week.
 Mrs Hiram Peck is again confined to Ter home by illness.
 Children's day was observed here, ast Sunday. The evening exercises were made up of songs, recita tions, 'tc., as usual by the Sunday school md was well attended by all the par 'nts interested. The exercises were by Rev N. s. Becker and E,
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STEPNEY.

William L. Pentield, the faithful clerk of Merchant Stephen French, visited last week at Orange, N. J. It was his first vacation in three years. Fred Tousey substituted for him in the store of MT French.
 Mrs Edwards $. Beardsley and daughter, Ruth, are in Huntington spending few days with MT Beards- ley's parents, MT and Mrs l.. J. Wheeler.
 George E.> Mattegat is having his barn reshingled.
 Edwards $. Beardsley believes in pushing his work. He began haying Monday, June IT.
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BEDDING.
NOTES OF LOCAL MOMENT,

NOTES OF LOCAL MOMENT. Miss Ruth CObbs rof Louis is the guest of her friend, Miss Real. Ex-Representative. A. A. Gorham entertained friends from Westport and Bridgeport on Sunday.
 Ernest Hill returned from Delaware O., last week.
 Miss Elsie Sanford is home for her summer vacation.
 ~Silas Driggs and wife of Brooklyn
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WOODBURY.
HOTCHKISSVILLE AND VICINITY.

l HOTCHKISSVILLEA AND VICINITY. Thomas filling saw a deer in the woods near his house, last Wednesday. Mrs Joseph Fairclough has a lovely Prince Albert rose bush that attracts the eye of every passer-by. It had be- tween 40 and 90 full blown roses and l6 buds. AS it is only few feet high 1t is mass of beauty. Mrs George Thompson has,one equally as beauti- full.
 The France Brothers went to Ban tam, last Friday, and caught 62 fish.
 William Holmes is i'll with rheuma- tism.
 The concert, last Friday evening. was well attended and pronounced by many to be excellent.
 Frank Butters of Walden, N. Y.. has been visiting his parents. Thomas France of Bridgeport has made short visit at home. Mrs Albert France is assisting in t1e warerooms of the knife shop. Mrs Thomas Moore and child of Mass, and Frank Spicer of New York are visiting their sister, Mrs Arthur France.
 Mrs Hawley of Woodbury is assist ing Mrs Harry Eyres.
 
 BETHLEHEM.
 MT and Mrs c. H. Casey of Water-
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pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs J. W. Anderson in Nonnewaug.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.


 l "l would cough nearly all night
 long,, writes Mrs Charles Applegate, l of Alexandra, Ind, '.and could hard 1y get any sleep. 1 had consumption so bad that if walked block would. cough frightfully and spit blood, but, l when all other medicines failed, three $l.OO bottles, of pr Kings New Dis covery wholly cured me and I gained 5s pounds. It's absolutely guaranteed to cure coughs, colds, la grippe, bron- chitis and all throat and lung troubles. Price soc and $1.O0. Trial bottles free at R. H. Beers X Co.,, Newtown; William J. Beehler, Brookfield: A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville.
 Eczema, salt rheum, letter, chating, ivy poisoning and all skin tortures are quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The certain pile cure. R. H. Beers X Co.,, Newtown; S. c. Bul! x Co, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, BOtsforu; B. Hawley & O., Stepney; A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville: W. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
SHERMAN.
, CHURCH, INTERESTS. .-,5.

The Sherman Congregational church will hold it's annual donatlon picnic on the church lawfrsJnay 4,sRith dfnfet 'sersed s froms ztd2n II aESo says4 large poAtefs9sThe writer undsr s1isk those. having the matt F iIc caAra asssk asssk making an extra effort to have this the best y aRicpic eyer held by the church'onf the 4th of July. There are to be good speakers and amusing games. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to every one to come and en- joy themselves.
 ! At the regular semi-annual business meeting of the Y. P. s. c. E. last Sun day, evening, the following officers were, elected for the ensuing six months: N. T. Hungerford, president; w., B. Hungerford, vice president; Miss Elsie Hungerford,, corresponding secretary; Irwin Atchinson, recording secretary and treasurer. .'' sA" D ss"7n, .a Rev MT Moses is to preach in Beard man, next Sunday @afternoon, SO he will not preach in, the Center church in the evening. @ .Iaa,st..1., ,5...tn '''' SOME HAPPY SURPRISES. F ''''' S'
 A triple surprise occurred at the home of George w.. Durgy, Thursday June 20. In honor of Mrs Durgy's birthday, the friends in her house pre- sented her with an oak rocker, borne to her by procession singing verses composed for the occasion. It was well ticketed with reminders of some of the many services she has rendered to her friends. Mrs Durgy gracefully acknowledged the gift and was scarce ly seated in the new chair before the second victim, Mrs Warren H. Wilson, found herself surrounded by a danc- ing circle on the lawn, who sang a merry song to the bride of seven sum- mers shOwering her with rice, it being her wedding anniversary. She was presented with brides cake, appro- priately decorated. Next appeared a cake adorned with lighted tapers which was presented to Mss Henwood, the teacher of our little Coburn school, as the song told us:
 Even onions in the garden
 Will line up in a row,
 When they see the teacher coming,
 That's a fact that we all know" etc
 Miss HenWOOd's birthday was the next day. There was also cake for Mrs Durgy decorated with ten figures in water color, cleverly representing the 10 children who find the Durgy farm Paradise, ten children who can keep secrets. Each person surprised knew of the plans in. regard to the other two but was unsuspicious of de- signs on herself. Mrs Durgy had a generous supply of strawberry ice cream on hand which completed the pleasant evening.
 Willie Moses has been wrestling with carbuncle on his neck during a part of the week, but at this writing is improving.
 Dr Kepke of Brooklyn spent Sunday with his family who are summering at George W. Durgy's.
 The COburn school closed, Friday, June 2l. The prize, set of garden ng tools, for the best garden, was presented to George Turner. Miss aenwood, the efficient teacher the past year, returned to her home in Bethel, Saturday.
 The Sacrament of the Lords Supper s to be administered at Coburn hurch, Sunday afternoon, June 30.
 Eddie Platt of Danbury is visiting t the home of his grandfather, Or andO Pepper.
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NEW MILFORD.
GUESTS AT THE wAySrnE INN

GUESTS AT THE WAYSIDE INN.
 H. P. Goodrich, Leo Zander, c. E Closter, Mrs John R. Broadhead, Mir Bloodgood and maid, Rev s. V. Gwilyn Miss Marie T. Ayeez, New York.
 w. L. Scott, w. c. Morse, Spring field, Mass.
 John T. Meichner, Boston, Mass.
 Mrs B. N. Crane, Jasper E. Crane Newark, N. J.
 w. J. Cunningham, Hartford.
 Frank w. Miner, New Rochelle, N Y.
 Charles w. MacCord, Fred Kessler Bridgeport.
 Mrs M. B. Hudson, Miss c. Hudson Mrs M. F. Dayan, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Rev K. A. Johnson, Mrs F. A. John son, Emma L. Johnson, New Milford A. l.. Willard, Nave, Mass.
 James s. Miner, Newtown.
 Fred H. Page, New Haven.
 The Ingleside League are planning a grand time for the Fourth, when they will give tea followed by dancing. It will be held at the Ingleside school and the tickets will be soc.
 MT and Mrs F. W. Hoffman passed Sunday with Waterbury friends.
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CORBETTS SHOE STORE
 SANDY HOOK. CONN.
Fall and Winter Campairn.

To the general public: We have a large as- sortment of the best Boots, Shoes and Rub bers on the market, and are daily receiving please give us a call. Our prices are as low, considering quality, as any place on earth, but remember we don't handle the TOO CHEAP Grades. Boys and Girls school shoes speci- alty. Making and repairing while you wait.
 w. C. CoRBErr. Prom.
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LOCAL NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

l LOCAL NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. l MT and Mrs L. S. Shelton spent Mon. day with friends in New Haven.
 Henry Bassett's family, who have been Quarantined for scarlet fever fo1 several weeks, are out again, the house having been fumigated on Saturday.
 The annual reunion and basket pie nic will be held as usual on Booth S Hill. Old residents are especially in. vited to be present without further notice.
 Miss Sarah Wanzer is home for the summer.
 K. w. Beard of Wells Hollow has been 1 placing his mill in first class order. He has replaced his old mill by Sprout & Waldron 20-inch burr mill. He has also put in a corn cracker and is in a position to take care of the grinding for the farmers in this vicinity.
 Mrs Daniel Betts and daughter. Mrs M. Atwood, were guests, last week, of Mrs Henry Betts. Mrs Edwards s. Beardsley and daugh- ter, Ruth, of Stepney, are spending a few weeks with Mrs Beardsley's par ents, Mra and Mrs L. J. Wheeler.
 Frederick P. Brownson and George Bailey started, Monday morning, and expect to visit theaaPan-A A merican Ex- position.
 D. L. Laborie is having a new barn built. It is 3Ox24 feet. William Thompson is doing the work.
 Howard and Laverne Burr of Bridge port are spending their summer vaca- tion with their grandmother, Mrs H. N. Burr.
 J. M. Burr won the first prize at the Booth school for the best composition on "The Horse.'
 Mrs Arthur Slie and child of Bridge port have been the guests of Mrs Charles Willard.
 Miss Rachel Fairof Bridgeport spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs Rachel Hubbell
 Rev L. B. Pangburn has been quite ill.
 The body of Miss Fanny Wheeler of New Haven was brought here for burial on Tuesday, in the family lot in the old cemetery.
 Smith Robinson has recently sold his
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WORKING "A HOURS ADAY.

There's no rest for those tireless
 little workers-Dr Kings New Life
 Pills. Millions are always busy curing torpid liver, jaundice, biliousnesS, fever and ague. They banish sick head ache, drive out malaria. Never gripe or weaken. Small, taste nice, work wonders. Try them. 25 cents at k: H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown: William J. Beehler Brooktield; A, B. Fancher, Hawleyville.
 The bilious, tired, nervous man c,n- not successfully compete with his healthy rival. DeWitt's Little Early RiSers, the famous pills for constipation will remove the cause of your troubles. R. Ii. Beers & Co.,, Newtown: 5: C. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, BotSford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney; A. B. Fancher, Hawieyville; W. N. l1urd, Long Hill.
 People are speaking very much in favor of c. N. Clark's Vegetable Liver Pills. They consider them the safest and best remedy for regulating the stomach, liver and bowels. We would advise any one troubled with bilious ness, constipation, indigestion, head lche, dizziness, etc., to give them trial as they certainly have wonder ful reputation for curing bilious and l 1yspeptic ailments. Sold by druggists.
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spent Sunday at Miss Sanford $.

nPe11U cuHUdy dU H1sS odHIUFu 5. -
 Ernest Sanford attended the com mencement exercises. of. thet Normal Training school at New Haven,' last Thursday.
 Prof Charles Sherman and wife vis- ited their father recently.
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The supposed coon that has visited our neighbours hen roosts, has suc- ceeded in capturing 19 large fowls.
 Mrs Turney's class of young people will meet in the Methodist church, Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 Charles Thorpe entertains friends from out of town.
 MT and Mrs Orange B. Plumb and son attended the Naturalization nuptials in Trumbull, last Wednesday evening.
 Friends from Bridgeport spent Sun day at the home of Joseph Rundecker.
 George Barr recently entertained relatives from out of town.
 Stiles Clark, who has spent the last 25 years in the West, recently visited at the home of his brother, Nathan J. Clark
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NICHOLS.

METHODIST CHURCH INTERESTS.
 Rev Royal Raymond, pastor of the Methodist church of Stratford, ex- changed pulpits with Rev E. Pickof, last Sunday morning. A very helpful sermon was delivered, and the Sacra- ment of the Lords supper was admin istered by Rev Mir Raymond.
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HUNTINGTON.
coNaREeAT1oNAL CHURCH AFFAIRS.

coNaREaATIoNAL CHURCH AFFAIRS. .,
 Owing to the illness of Rev MT Pang- burn, the evening service in the Con- gregatiOnal church was postpopeds The services, which will be especially interesting one and will consist princi- pally of music by the choir, assisted by chorus, will be held next Sunday evening, June 30, and all are most cordially invited. '.' '*' #"
 Very interesting Children's day exercises were held in the Congre- gational church, Sundayimorning The various classes were represented by class exercises and recitations by the children, and number of songs were sung by the school under the leader ship of Paul Rehnberg. Bibles were presented to two children who had reached the age of seven years The church was very handsomely decorated with flowers, chiefly roses, which after the service were distributed among the sick
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BETHLEHEM,

MT and Mrs c. H. Casey of Water bury are enjoying sojourn at the
The Newtown bee., 1901-06-28

WATERToWN. IN. THE FRONT RANK
 MORALLY AND RELIGIOUSLY.
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DEATH OF MISS FRANCES WHEELER.
 Miss Frances Wheeler, who had been missing since June IT from the Bristol (R. l. sanatorium, was found in Bristol bay, last Sunday, June 23. The body was brought to Shelton to the home of Dr Shelton where the funeral was attended, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. The burial was in Hunting ton cemetery.
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MUKALL1 AND REL1G1OUSLY. r, MT Hutchins and MT Roberts of the Connecticut Bible society gave re- port of their work in Water town, Sun day evening, at the Methodist church. They have been taking a religious census. Watertown is banner town and was highly spoken Of.
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SERIOUS LOSS FOR HARD BROTHERS.
 The Hard Brothers lost some $50 cords of wood by fire, last week. It is not known how the fire started. It will be severe loss to the young men.
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First National Bank Block,
The CRY

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The Tribune willEissue no paper on
Chritmas day, following its usual GUS
tom q allowing Us employees 70 enjoy
the 70 q fu HES ! T.
Maj. CD. Patterson, who has been
spending the past year at oberon, ar
rived in the city last evening and will
spend the holidays with his family
here.
2. a. Hull OF the Settler will 30 east
this afternoon 10 spend the holidays
win Mrs. Hull at Des Moines Iowa.
where she has been visiting for the
past month.
Messrs. Prichard &sKneeland. Who
handle stock extensively in Emmons
county, were awarded q silver medal
4sat the Pan-Ameuican Eposition, for
corn grown IN Emmons county.
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-EAMsTREsS wants warm, furnished room;
lone with large closet preserved ~ pay;
four dollars month rent and care5Efor lt my
self. Address Miss Elize Rerzl. B1smarck.4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cigar statesmen for
4f#gclear Havana goods exclusive territory;
address, with references, Associated, DIst1llefs
Distributing Cos. 40 Monon Bldg, chicago.
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sentence in the penitentiary. Brooks
raised rough house in an Arab estab-
lishment, in Fargo and shot the atmos-
phere full of holes. He will spend
Christmas in he penitentiary.
The Christmas festivities will be Gel
.ebrated with. appropriate ceremonies
at the Presbyterian church. Santa
Claus will be present with his reindeer,
and there will be a Christmas tree, and
programme of recitations, music and
other appropriate features. Admins
sionis free and all are invited.
Ed Westcott, whom all old time Bis
marckers will remember, and who sub.
sequently became a reside, J: of EN-
mons county, has been spending the
past four years mid the scenes of his
.boyhood days i'll New York, arrived in
the city on Saturday nights delayed
train. and %isslooking about with a view
to making a permanent location here
Word from Washburn this morning
announces the sad news Of the, death Of
Mrs. Ed Charlebois, wife of the we'll
known and popular landlord Of the
Merchants hotel. She has been suffer
ing for some time from consumption.
The couple were married in the city
only a few years ago and many friends
of Mr.Charlebois will extend sympathy
inthis sudden ending of a happy mar
ried life The funeral win be held
Wednesday Of this week at 2 o'clock
/. m. = E&
There was q general enjoyment Of
sleighing yesterday. A couple of mar
row escapes from accident are reported.
VT. Coehrane was out driving with
his children and the cutter was over
Turned on Main street, the horse turn
ing too suddenly. MI. Gochrane was
dragged a little distance and bruised
somewhat but not injured seriously.
Miss Hilda satterlund was driving
with q number of young folks when the
horses took fright and turned into the
open space fronting the depot, throw
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THE HERE.

Hills Players arrived yesterday af-
ternoon and are at home in the Grand
Pacific where they will spend the week
and like other people enjoy the exper-
fence Of Xmas. There are eight;
bright young actors in the company,
all Of whom look as though they had
enjoyed a prosperous and pleasant sea-
son. The company have evidently
been money makers which is evidence
enough to prove that they must please
the people. - Mr.. Hill is the youngest
stock manager in the Middle West. He
has successfully filled many prominent
engagements. In speaking of his
company last evening he said: 81 be-
lieve the people want to be amused
rather than to ponder over weighty
thoughts when at the theatre. I have
tried to bring together a clever COM
pany of actors capable of doing more
than one thing; therefore we verify
have something for all classes of peo-
pl. We are very particular to leave
out all Objectionable features and give
a clean performance with plenty of
music, singing and dancing, sprinkled
in: comedy, pathos and tragedy" The
company opens tonight in "Pavements
of Paris"
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Lowney chocolates at Remington's.

A nice line Of jewelry to be had for
the asking, also al bottom prices.
Every piece guaranteed at Faunce's
corner.
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Special prices for Christmas candies
nuts and fruits at Richholt's.
FOR FUEL.

Proposals for supplying fuel required
by us for the balance of this winter
will be received at our Office until De-
cember 26, 1901. Only proposals from
farmers will be considered.
BISMARCK ELEVATOR co.
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5xNYANTED-In each county d person of in
SS tregrity and good standing to represent
and advertise we'll established business house
and expenses. payable weekly In cash direct
from head office. Horse and carriage furllr
isIsed when necessary. Cash advanced for ex,
s,ensns. Rafeaences. Enclose self-addressed
Stamped envelope. Standard House, sSiGax-
ION Rnilding. Chicago, S#&S
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Ladies' Ii WOO walking skirts in3
dotllces and T-gorsd, IS 10 and ~ 30
sualities Hill go at 800 AZ Lucas y
DsHaras
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BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, DEcElMBER. Is, 1901.
ing the occupants out but hurting none
OF them beyond slight bruises.

ilih6 ~ ISfshLS oug puS nuitlA6 uUMc
OF them beyond slight bruises.
AT q meeting OF the young me- who
have taken charge Of the dance to be
given at the Northwest hotel January.
%, arrangements were made for the
event, which promises to be one Of the
social affairs of the season. Tickets
will be sold at So a couple, including
lunchean. The well known Dode-
Fisk orchestra will furnish the music,
and the committee has rented the
Northwest hotel dining room and cloak
rooms for that evening. The affair
will be thoroughly informal, and tick
cts will be on sale early this week.
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4TyANTED-Mensto learn barber trade. Ad-
s5pN~5Mzyantage Of steady$practiee, expert instuc-
tions, etc. Years of apprenticeship saved, Gan
earn Scholarship, board, tools and transporSa-
ton Il desired. Write for particulars today.
sMoler Barber College, $50 End Ave. South, Min-
nnn rn1is .EBS$2S ID EEGs$EsEE IL E@g ySS..cI
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Toyes and dolls at your own price at
Remington's.
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Bismarck Bureau of Information.
Hell, furnished on application for
private families, hotels, railroads and
farms. Orders taken for wood and hay.
j.. G. HOLLEY.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN

Y1yANTED at once---a good girl for general
DC homework. Good wages. Mrs. J:B:
9Wakeman. %&:
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IssURE WITH |. b. EDICK--fEW YORK LIFE

Sterling silver and cut steel purses
1.-The latest thing out-at Reming1on's.
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Get your Christmas candies at Rich
holt's. 5.z3, -r~ "