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Henry Braydon, Harris, x. O., says; q took medicine for 20 years for asth- ma but one bottle of One Minute Cough Cure did me more good than anything else during that time. Best Cough Cure. R.H. Beers & Co.,, NcwtOwn; s. c. Bull Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman,
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HUNTINGTON.

AN INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church will hold an enter tainment in the church, Tuesday even- ing, October l, consisting of moving pictures by Barnes Brothers of Shel- ton. The pictures to be shown will be not only interesting but instruc- tive, and it is hoped there will be a large attendance.
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Sunday School work for the Congrega- tional Sunday school and Publishing society, in the state of Iowa, gave very able and interesting talk about the work in his state.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.
TRUSTWORTHY WORK, THIS.

PRAIsEWORTHY WORK, THIS.
 Quite goodly number came to as- sist in the work at the Cemetery on Tuesday, the ladies furnishing din- ner in the parish house for the men who came to work. Improvements were made, the grounds cleaned up, the old stones strengthened and the trees trimmed and cut down.
 MT and Mrs Wycoff are with Mrs C.. N. Platt at the old home in the Pur- chase,
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TO CURE COLON ONE DAY

Take Laxative BrOmO Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. k. w. Groves sigma ture is on each box. 25c
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A WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

On Monday evening about 50 rela- tives and friends gathered at the home of Mir and Mrs A. J. Clark to celebrate their 10th anniversary. MT ahd Mrs Clark received the friends in their cordial way in the bay window in the south room. Music was rendered dur chestra. The Andrews Catering Co. of Bridgeport furnished the refresh ments. There was fine display of presents. After a very pleasant even- ing the guests left, wishing for MT and Mrs Clark many happy anniversaries
 Mrs Blythe entertained Miss Perry of the Forge, last week.
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Get your drugs at s. c. Bull X Co. $.
 Of interest to hOrSemen at Taylor. Curtis X Co.'S is line of blankets, robes, and some extra values in har- neSSoS,
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THE WHOLESALE MARKET.
WHOLESA LIE QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY BuCE
 & DARLING, BRIDGEPORT

Butter fhGics ;pL s, prints sse choice good 16a1sc, common 12a14; cheese, factory 10alS dairy loa1:; eggs, fresh nearby, S4a26; 7OaSO bushel onions red 5OatiO bu. white 75a 1C0 yellow, ,65a75 ;cabbages 50 per 100; carrots 40a45c; turnips 35a40; celery 15O dOz dried peas 1.65; beans, marrow 3C5; pea beans 27o;. .beeswax. 23a3oc lb apples. fall. 15Oa $50 bbi
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Travelling men. and none are better judges, declare that between New York and Boston, no place equals Brennan'S, NoS F and II Cannon street, Bridgeport, for 25c dinner.
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There is an abundance of walnuts this fall. The trees are loaded Wlth nuts. The chestnut crop IS small; very few nuts are on the trees.
 The school children are gathering hazel nuts which are ripe and plentl-
 The selcctmen have appointed George Hamlin of ElmWOOd district, town auditor to fill a vacancy in the office by the death of k. C. Huse.
 Mrs Wesley Horton has been under the care of Dr Wight for few days
 Matthias FitZpatrcklis working Tn Danbury. ,
 Lyman Whitehead and son of Wild cat ridge are harvesting Dr Barber $ rOwen, this week. It's sure lndlca- tiOn of a storm.
 The house and barn of George Dur, ant on South street is being painted by Hopkins Brothers.
 The funeral of Mrs Jane E. Lacey was held at the home of her daughter, Mrs Charles Squires, Sunday afte rnoon. Rev Dr Benjamin Adams officiating.
 Lyman Porter has accepted posi- ti0n as clerk in TaSch's jewelry store in Danbury.
 Miss Nora Curtin and Patrick Me- NahOn. the popular station agent, were married at St Peters church, Wednes-
 X union temperance meeting was held, last Sunday night, in the CongLe- gational church. Interesting remarks were made by both Rev Henry l.. Slack and Rev Benjamin Adams:
 A short memorial service over PreSl- dent Mckinley's death was held in the Methodist church, Sunday morning, previous to the regular sermon.
 An interesting meeting of the Jun for League was held in the Methodist church, Sunday afternoon. Duets were sung by H. W. Parker and Morti- mer Webb, and recitationS were given by Mrs Hoag of Danbury and Olivia Burr of this place.
 Many ladies from here attended the missionary meeting held in the Second Congregational church in Danb''ry' Tuesday.
 No Christian Endeavor meeting Wa
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AT BETTS'.

Betts is offering his customers some choice sweet potatoes.
 Housekeepers who have tried the "Northern Queen" wash board say it has no equal.
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which is enabled to furnish the people of New Milford with delicious meats this season.
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William D. Bo>ler, who has been for he past three yeals studying law un- der the supervision of the Hon l.. J . NickerSOn, left on Monday for A lbany, X. I., where he will enter the senior class of the laN drplrtinHnt of the Union university. MT BrsIer will be absent until next June.
 Mrs Dwight l.. Rogers and children are at Maple Shade farm.
 Miss Nellie Wilson of Long Hill is visiting relatives in town.
 Mrs Edwin L. Oviatt and son, Norton, of Bantam are visiting at Hon Robert N. Cocl.- rHnt'a.
 Mis-, Ada Sler'ing of Bridgeport i,as been spending the week with friends and relatives in this vicinity.
 GeorgeZ. Hotchkiss is home from Lawrenc e. Mass. for short time. this being his first v!s t since he left for that place. nearly two wears ago.
 Mr and Mrs John Q. Adams, Mrs Halse. ak tns and Miss Nellie J. Wolfe spent one day. last week. in Bridgeport.
 Mrs !. H. MOSer and daughters have return ed to Washington. D. c.
 Rev Il; Clay Trumbull and John D. Wattles a' a, family have returned to Philadelphia.
 The ram ly of Key samuel Scoville left. this
 Rev Mr Ctterwici of Canaan supplied the pulpit both morning and evening.
 MT and Mrs William II. Scovlke of Hamp ton, Va, are visiting at s. R. Scoville's.
 Miss Katharine Zuppe and William Bailey were nnitcd in marriage by Rev K. S. Starr of Cornwall: at the home of s J. Adams on We'd ncSelay of last week.
 The Bennett-SwansOn trial which was ad- lourned until last Thursday and postponed judgment reserved.
 The Ladies Aid Society will give Harvest
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CIDER DRINKERS MOURN.

Picked apples will be scarce and high in price. There are very few trees of common apples bearing any fruit. Lovers of cider will probably go dry next season.
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Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney; A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
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Mr and Mrs A. W. Fairchild were in SOuthville and Bridgewater, Thurs day, visiting friends.
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DIR WENDELL RESIGNS.
 Rev pr Wendell read his resigna tion at the Episcopal church, last Sunday morning, to take effect November 1.
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SHERMAN.

CHURCH BRIEFS. Rev 0. o. Smith, superintendent of
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WEST CORNWALL.
THE MCKINLEY MEMORIAL SERVICE

THE MCKINLEY MEMORIAL SERVICE.
 Thursday of last week was observed in this village in accordance with Pres ident Roosevelt's proclama tion. The stores and the pOStOffice were closed a greater part of the day and the schools of the town were closed by order of the school board and from 2.3O p. m., to 3.3O p. m., the bell was tolled. The weekly prayer meeting was held at the usual hour and at o'clock, Blazing Star Lodge, No. "A, F. & A. M., enter- ed t.--e chapel and took their respective places to the stralns of Lincoln's Flu neral March, rendered by Miss Jessie c. Cochrane, the organist. The leader of the prayer meeting, with few appro- priate words, invited the Masonic fra ternity to take charge of the ceremo- nies. Hon L. J. Nickerson, as the the greeting of christian fellowship and proceeded to open Lodge of Sor- row. The entire church was draped in black and two large flags draped in heavy mourning about covered the cas- tern and western walls of the building. Near the center of the church rested the black catafalque with it's urn and lighted candles and the badge of the fraternity, the white apron. After the usual MaSOnlc ceremonies, attending the opening of the lodge, were cOncluo- ed, the Master called for remarks from Hon John Q. Adams, a prominent law yer and resident of Negaunee, Mich. MT Adams is also a 32d degree Mason and remarks from him at this time and in this Lodge of Sorrow were both fit ting and appropriate and the pleasure due to the visit which MT Adams is making to the home of his boyhOOd. The Master also called upon Hon Rob- ert N. Cochrane, Past Master Traver, of Montgomery Lodge of Lakeville, Senator David l.. Smith and William D. BOsler, each of whom responded in short and glowing tributes to the il- luStriouS and hOnored dead. The re- marks being concluded the remaining ceremonies were taken up, after which the Lodge of Sorrow was declared closed by the Master. A quartet, com posed of Mrs James A. Cochrane, Mrs | George Ford, Whiting J. Wilcox and George $. Dean, sang "Nearer My God to Thee" and Lead Kindly Light, '' the entire choir assisting in ''Pleyel's $ Hymn" and "America." West Corn walls tribute was but one of the thOus- ands that went up from a sorrowing nation. His life speaks for itself It needs no hand of steel to engrave it for ever upon the hearts of the American people.
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TRIAL OF HAPPLE BEGUN
PORT STEWARD IN THE PHILIP
PINES BEING EXAMINED.
Cables, the lnsuroent Leader in laeuna
Province, Refuses TO Heed Aouinal-
dos Advice 10 Surrender

Manlla, June l3-Tha trial OF II. W. Hap
Pile. port steward Of the commissary de-
partment charged with receiving In month
Is nstulments, money from a steycdorlng
company began today. The defense Is
that the money received was salary for
extra services. The alleged transactions
appear on the companys books and it Is
clulmed that Happle figures under assumed
maine.
u. NJ. Carman. the former Californian,
who was arrested in February on the
charge of furnishing supplies to aid the
insurgents, but whose prosecution was
abandoned last month, Is going TO the
United states shortly,
General Macarthur has declined tu order
the return OF the money; but probably II
Will be returned after the nsurrectlon Is
over.
General Sumner has reported to General
Wade the failure uf negotiations for the
surrender OF Cailics the insurgcnt leader,
In Luguna province. The Filipino np.
parrntly believes he can hold out, nov that
The rainy season has begun. Disappuint
ment Ia felt here az the backward cOndi-
tiOns tn Southern LuZou. Some insurgent
camps have been discovered aud destroyed.
Lieutenant Cowen with detachment of
hfty men, killed 1--we insurgents near
JOVclar.
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we viii but confer and advise with him
and represent to him what the Old Guard
did to Napoleon, this college Will enter
upon an era of prosperity greater than ii
has. yet known. With such u president,
with n board of directors thoroughly In
sympathy with the great work to he ac.
complishcd and with representation on the
board ms given through Reichardt Smith
ANA Malone, the alumni and cx-students of
responsible for thr position the college oc
cppies IN the educational Development Of
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TIE SHIRT WAIST MAN.
The Figure He Is Expected to Cut This
Summer.

IT
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Summer.
Tho Ssturda,. p.,a
mo so,,aIIa., S'ie"
~ s"'"leu Sllft waist VIII be popular
n Houston and Galveston This voar Tho
shirt DoIStad man a. ,,.,,,It, 49,
ue,,t,ce cat,.o.t 9t''' 'l"u ~
heshSe' GalVeston Is city Of the short
skirt woman and the Shin woist man
The storm hro,rht ,l,,,,,t ,,.i.,,4 -.
,h,..,.t- ' """' might MY or
staId ia t pH.e oeSh accomplished In the
md ih., ana proper Those September and
sto ,U"ui Ivy y uress was small object. The
| S'"rl rsh!rE was a necessity to tne woman
VINO mad to go out of the house, and the
NM vas bnlden to men doing such
toro aS hnhS Gt mem never had done be-
the streets are filled with tho niiniifTS
aur Sn1[P at IN skirts that do not require
irst Sians IieniTu Ana with the
i"sNip H ~, o' persPlFatl4n the men are
snrn tIeiI 'oals ~ thelr oticts and are
mn NH dhu coihlofiNhle attending to
snsmcndnrs sTus .onl, sans vest, sans
hr,iI' '"'V's' soon me coat VIII be left at
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shin IN tinteVested ln the subject of the
iron. the inv nol,Nwolm, nl9 me Following
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frront orc,ssJ11v 10 ne worn upon the diff
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT news.
DOMESTIC.

Delegates TO tue international Jubilee
convention Of the Y. NJ G. A. In pro-
gress IN Boston visited place where first
Y NJ {. A. was organized IN America.
The defcnse in the case Of Lulu
Prince Kennedy Of Kansas city,
charged with murder, concluded It's ties.
timony.
seven persons died from heat in Chi
cage
The southern Industrial convention at
Philadelphia discussed waterways and
the various interests Of the south
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lNpepENoeNT sTgeL ooMpANlEs.
British Capitalists to Take Those Not
Already in the Trust,

Already IN the rust.
Philadelphia, Junc l3.--rhe North Amer-
can tomorrow will say; British capitalists
have come TO America with the view Of
buying as speculative Investors all the
steel companies outside Of Morgans steel
trust.
The article SAYS Arthur Keen, prcsl
dent Of the London city bank, and head
Of the duke Of pcyOnsnirc'S great steel and
iron works, ana Z Wiudsor Richardson, Il
practical steel man. representing an Eng.
lish iron master, came 10 the United States
recently to make a thorough examination
Of the steel situation.
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Locations OF County Seats.

Wichita kan, June 12.-ofhcial an
nounccmcnt was made tonight Of the locs.
lions OF the county seats In the three new
counties to he formed from the Kiowo.
Comanchc, Wichita and Apache reserya
tious, as follows: Kiowa county, east half
section Z, township west 6, north range
Is; Fort Sill county, north hall, section
81 township . north 4 west; Auadarko
uorth 10 west.
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RAlLRoAps.

The remains OF Mr.. G. W Bein, traric
manager Of the Atlantic system OF
the Southern Pacific. were taken Ia
New Orleans for burial.
The announcement WIS made that one
Of the objects Of Mondays meeting of
NJ r. directors Is to declare dividend.
The Fort worth and Denver stock
holders authorized big increase in
IN. nnnitnl sinrk
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Gerrnnn Admiral CaIIed.

Manila, June ~ Admiral KIrchon OF
the German navy. who ls on his way to
Australia and China, called on General
Macarthur and the United states Philip
pine commissioners today.
The island OF PGraguu has been occupied
by the Tenth Infantry
The Twenty ninth Thirtcth. ThiHy-sec
oud and Thirty third batteries OF coast ar.
tnlcry viii probably 20 home June 20 on
the transport India.
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cARNEeIE AoNoREp Ar oLAsaow
Degree Of IL. D. Also Conferred for tho
First Time on a Woman

Glasgow June H. In connection with
the weeks celebration OF the fourth hun.
dredth aud hftieth anniversary Of the
Foundation Of Glasgow university the de.
gree Of LII d. was today conferred ON
Andrew Carnegie, Lord puferln. Generals
Sir, Archibald Hunter ana Ian Hamilton
and three Glasgow ladies' Thls Is me Arst
gree Of IL. d, on y woman
AR Sarnegle received an ovation.
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sult of Amor lor M KInn.

London. June II The duke OF Mari.
borough headed a depuation which at an
audience with King Edward today present.
ed his majesty with a suit Of armor which
Formerly belonged Ia the kings champion.
rms historic armor was recently offered
Tor sale az auction and was purchased
hy committee who desired that II ne
preserved at Windsor Castle
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NEW MINT ACCEPTED.
Magnificent Building ia Philadelphia Has
Been Completed.

Philadelphia June 19-sccrctary Of tho
Treasury Gage. acting Tor the United
states government today accepted the
United States mint completed NJ cost
o. more than S2WOOQ0, aud said 10 bu
the finest and best cQulppod buildlng ~
its Kind IN the world
An address WAS made by II. II, IIargrovc
president Of the Southern Industrial asso
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NV oFFlcER RoRREn.

Was Fresh From Samoan Islands and
Proved IN Easy Mark for Thugs
san Francisco june IL lieutenant Com
wqnder II, Y Tiily, y, $. ~, governor Of
ille American portion OF the Samoan
Islands, was assaulted and robbed by two
unknown men. lie arrived on the Pago
Tuesday and registered az the Occidental
hotel Last night ne started out FOR a
stroil. intending 10 view the water front
When IA an unfamiliar part OF the city,
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LOCAL.

the appointment of teachers for the
coming session.
Mat Coin gets an aggregate Of hfty
years ~ the penltcntary.
The progress Of the work in the State
normal.
CHIEF Of Police Blackburn returns
from the National convention Of chiefs
Of police.
Houston negroes in a peck or trouble
near Shreveport.
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AN AMERICAN pAPAs OFFER.

viii Pay to Have His Daughter Intro
duoed into English Society.
London, June H. An American who,
through an advertisement In the London
rlmcn, offers f50OO Tor the Introduction or
his daughter into London society win ind
littlc difficulty ia getting his money ac-
cepted. 'rhc advertisement follows;
IAN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN desires
the services OF an English lady OF title
TO chaperoue FOR his only daughter who VIII
shortly arrive Ia England for three
months stay. ilonolurium 5000"
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FRISCO AND MEMPHIS ROADS.
Consolidation to Be Effected Under the
Avs OF Kansas

Kansas city. June Is The journal viii
say tomorrow rhe consolidation Of the
Frisco aud Memphis roads will be effected
under the laws OF Kansas. The Consond,
ated company viii he known as the Kan.
sus city, Fort Scott and Memphis Railway
company. II will start out with a capital
stock Of S20,000eO0, but this win be in.
creased shortly
A connecting link starting at Oswego on
the Frisco aud running nOrthcasterly
through In Rette and Cherokee counties
to the main line OF the Memphis, connect.
Ing the two systems, will be built at once,
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American Claims AGAINST spal,.

Madrid, Juue Il. At cabinet enuncu
the Queen regent presiding, Il was decided
mat any claims emanatlng from American
subjects relative 20 the destruction ~ The
haltleship Maine IN Havana harhor should
he addressed TO the government 81 tho
United stntes IN conformity with ihe
treaty OF Paris
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STATE.

The Wall cases are ON trial at Rusk.
Texas millcrs met at Fort Worth to
consider the withdrawal Of the Milling
in transit rates
The State board Of education tss
selected teachers for the Denton nor
NAL
The will Of Guy NJ. Bryan has been
filed at Aualln
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THIRTY TAousAND roR a HoRsE.

Russian imperial Government Reported
TO Have Purchased Halma,
New YORK, June iS.-1hc Tribune VIII
cay tomorrow The Russian Imperial gov
ernnrnt has V ls rmored purchased from
Julius lelcicehmann his celebrated stallion
Halma. by HlnovcrJulm H. and the nriee
raid Is understood TO be SS0(n0
u WINS Originally reported thar lean do
Reszke had bought Halmn.
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philippines.

General Cables. the nsurgent leader
IN Laguna province refused 20 sur
render as advised by Aguinaldo
The trial of Fort Steward II. w.
Hnpple. charged With receiving money
Improperly, was begun.