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office of health officer of the town

office of health officer of the town.
 Mir and Mrs Edward E. Curtiss and family spent Thanksgiving day in Eas- ton with MT and Mrs Wilbur r. Sel- leck.
 Hobart Beardsley and sister, Miss Gertrude, spent Thanksgiving in Long Hill, guests of MT and Mrs E. M. Beard sley.
 Miss Fife J. Clark is with her aunt, Miss Gertrude Beardsley.
 Mrs w. F. Selleck has spent few days with her daughter, Mrs Edward B. Curtiss.
 Mrs G. J. VanDuyne gave the second in her series of At HOmes,' last Fri day, there being a fair number of cal lers despite the threatening weather. These affairs are held every other week and though quite informal are provO- cative of much that is pleasant in the way of social intercourse, interspcrscd as they are, with music, as well as tea and light luncheon being served. Edward Futile has presented tc | Treasurer Wheeler for the bounty, three foxes which he has killed, and Frederick Isbell one. B. s. Hurd had the usual family re- union at his house, Thanksgiving day
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Beers will remain till near Christ mas.

Beers will remain ill near Christmas
 Marcus Rabbit and daughter will leave their home in the spring and will occupy a part of the house of Charles Stuart in ObtuSe.
 There was gathering of some of the Nichols family Ht the home of MT and Mrs II. A. Ilnw- ley on Thanll>giving day consisting of Nr and Mrs F. x. lIawlry and family. Mrs Danie Camp and James Nichols of Hart ford.
 Among those home for the Thanksgiving turkey and other good things were Gerald Curtis. Miriam Taylor, Henrietta Rugeles Lucy Sagendorf. Edmund Weld, II. w. Greer and Millic smith
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MONROE.
.DNG NGKEGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS

CDNGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
 The ladies of the Congregational church are making arrangements to hold the annual turkey supper and sale Of useful and fancy articles on Wednes day evening, December IS. A full at tendance is desired and good time promised. If stormy first fair evening.
 There is d meeting of the Congrega- tional society and church called for Saturday. December :, to take action concerning calling Rev A. J. Small as pastor of the church. A full attend ancc of thA church and society is re- questcd as there will. be no postpone mcnt on account of the weather
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STEPNEY.
MRS JOHN KILN k ENBE RID.

Mrs John klinbenbeard of Medicine Bow, Wyo., while visiting at Roanoke, Va, was taken sick with diphtheria and died within two or three days. Mrs Klinkenbeard was well known in this vicinity as Clarice Irene Clingan, daughter of the late Rev Thomas Clingan. She had a decided literary and interesting stories, one of which was "prize story" for which she re- ceived 5000, among many competitors. s he was sister of Mrs Fowler of this place.
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HANKSGIVING DAY GUESTS.

THANKSGIVING DAY GUESTS.
 Edwards Beardsley entertained Mir and Mrs Leander Wheeler of Hunting ton and Edwin Wheeler and wife of Bridgeport.
 Mrs Sarah Hubbell and Mrs Miles Eastwood and son of Naugatuck were guests of Perry Hubbell.
 Mrs Della Nichols and son, Charles, of Danbury, were guests of Stephen B. Hayes.
 Columbus Hawley of New York and MT and Mrs Elmore Hawley, together with M. B. IIawley and wife, were at the home of Burr HaWley.
 MT and Mrs Frank Hodge of New Haven were guests of George Turney.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Morgan and daughter, with L. o. Slade and family were guests of Moses Hull.
 Elmer Banks was at MT Purdy's.
 A. L. Shade and wife were at Arthur Tyrrell's.
 MT and Mrs Charles Cams of Hart. ford were guests of Henry Seeley.
 Miss Hattie French entertained as Thanksgiving guests, MT and Mrs Herman Peck and daughter, Marion of Newtown, MT and Mrs William Tomlinson and son of Danbury, anC MT and Mrs Charles French and family of Nichols.
 George Platt and wife were guests of George Curtiss.
 Misses Ellen and Florence Hayes of New Haven were at their father { home, Edson Hayes.
 Miss Emily Seeley was entertained at Ansonia at the home of Albert Hull.
 George Lyon was guest of his broth er Frederick Lyon in Bethel.
 Harvey Lyon is spending vacation at the home of his sister, Mrs William Judd, in Fairfield.
 Rev MT Dikeman and wife were guests of their daughter, Mus Ida Stevens, at East Village.
 Abner Slade has visited his daugh ter, Mrs TOmlinson, in Bridgeport.
 Miss Ida Lovegrove and brother o Bridgeport were guests of Burr Mead Mrs Jane Taylor is in Bridgeport visiting her sister. Mrs Charles Wheeler is in Bridge. port.
 Mir and Mrs L. c. Gilbert, Jr., wei cOmed d seven and half pound gir at their home, Wednesday, Decem be 4.
 c. l.. Smalley has just taken the con tract for building new business wag on for William Mallett of Tashua anG and a new covered milk wagon fO Edward Sherman of Long Hill. Stephen French has just placed new lamps in his store. Try a pair of those felt combination boots or a pair of the Gold Seal rubber. for ladies or gents. Best on the mar ket. For sale by Stephen French, at the Depot.
 Mrs William B. Craft returned, Mon day, from Long Hill where she ha( beer caring for Mrs F. s. Shelton.
 o. H. Hull, who has been quite sick is now gaining slowly.
 Miss Ethel Beardsley of Huntington
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WOLFPITS AND VICINITY.

John Finnell has been in Danbury to attend his sOn-in-law's funeral.
 D. G. Wood and family spent Thanksgiving with her father in New Fairfield.
 The Wolf Pits Sunday school sOcia- ble, held with MT and Mrs sc. Gilbert, was d success, both socially and finan' cially.
 c. Russell Dickens is working m Danbury.
 Mrs Laura Morgan entertained com pany on Thanksgiving day.
 Howard Mead has new horse.
 Horace Hoyt has been in Bridgeport on business.
 The Current Events club met with Mrs George Starr at her home on Elm street, Monday evening.
 A. Clifton Hurd, secretary for the Bridgeport Y. NJ. C. A., spent Thanksgiving in town.
 Charles Morrall of Columbia Uniyer Sity spent the Thanksgiving holiday at his home.
 The Junior League of the Metho dist church will give an entertainment in the Opera house, tonight. The tab- lcaux part of the program will be act, ed out by the several members of the League who are students at the Dan- bury School of EOcution.
 Miss Bertha Benedict, who is attend ing the New;IIew Haven State Normal school, has been visiting at her home on Grassy Plain street for several days.
 ". Howard Knowles has his crop Ot tobacco nearly stripped and it is ready for inspection by any intending buyers
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BEDDING.
\ HAPPY REL-&IGN.


 The largest family reunion held in town on Thanksgiving day was at the home of Miss ADbie Sanford. Here all the living members of three gener- ationS gathered to the number of over 30, and among warm hospitality and good cheer partoOk of a feast both dainty and substantial.
 TheIStudents'c club was very pleasant ly entertained at the home of MT and Mrs Randolph Bradley on Monday evening.
 Mss Helen Barnes and friends of BrookIne spent Thanksgiving day at D. SanfOrd's.
 Miss Susie Mitchell of South Britain was a guest of Miss Sanford on Sunday
 Miss Elizabeth Read has gone to St Louis, where she will spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs BrinSmadc
 Mrs Randolph Bradley is entertain ing friend from New York.
 MISS W lllSlOl NO0USoIl Ol SpIlnG field was the guest of J. B. Sanford al Thanksgiving.
 Miss Grace BoughtOn, who is super. intending the work at the Children Home in NOrWalk during her sisters illness, returned home for three days including Thanksgiving day. A large party of relatives assembled on Thurs day. which was her birthday, to offer felicitatiOnS suitable to the occasion
 Miss Lucia and Miss Evelyn Hill were in town over Sunday. Miss Luel la Hill is a student at the State Nor mal school, New Haven.
 A tiny young lady arrived on Thurs day to gladden. the house of Capt anC Mrs Day. According to last reports she had no name, and was being called the Thanksgiving Day.
 One or our oldest citizens, Abel F Beardsley, lies painfully sick at hi: home on the Glen road. For Scvera years Mr BeardSlcy has been an acut sufferer, and is now confined to his bed Patient and truStful in the midst 0 his pain, he merits our deepest sym pathy and confidence, as also do thOs, who 80 faithfully nurse him. Mrs Samuel Banks GOrham is very seriously ill and suffering intensely She was compelled to take to her be- some weeks ago, and has been endul 1 ing pain with rare fortitude and sweet ness of spirit. She is missed in tn church home. which she loves so dear | ly and at whose services she has bee d faithful attendant.
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BRIDGEWATER.
THE LOCAL NEWS BLDG EFT

TIE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
 Rev Mir Raymond exchanged with Rev Mir ThiStleIon of ROXbury on Sun day.
 George Frost of New York spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs Elmer Frost.
 Mrs Morch0use has been ill. but is improving. Mrs Horace Hill and Miss DaiSylfIill spent Friday and Saturday in New York. Dr and Mrs George Staub and sons of New Milford were in town, last week. Miss Pearl Whaley of Danbury has been visiting friends in town. Frank Frost of Cheshire spent a few l days, last week, with his parents, Mir and Elmer Frost. Miss Agnes Roswell and gentleman | friend of New Milford were in town, Thanksgiving day.
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GRANGE TOPICS,

The brothers of Harmony Grange gave the sisters an oyster supper Mon- day evening.
 The next regular meeting of lIar- mony. Grange will be the annual elect ion of officers and will be on Thurs day evening. December l2
 Mrs Parker, the mother of Marshall Beach. is critically ill at his house. Her sister and two sons, Ashley and Charles, are Withher. Mrs Parker is a very bright. amiaDle and social wum- an and has much en1cared herself to the people here. Being about 80 years of age there is not much hope of her recovery.
 Dr Francis J. Wales has resigned the
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BF.OOKFIELD.

ENTERTAi >HtENr rEDER AUSPICES; or ST rAii.S $
 GUILD.
 The pntert;Iin!nrnt to b. Il,.l,i by t!.r i4Hi,,> of St pnIl', Guild in the Town iiHlI. Friday evening i,rtrnhrr 13 prDsniSc, lD i'' great success with the lilrrll pat rOnaGr il Ought tO receive. IL will be open from :; to o'clock in the afternoon for the sale of fancy articles. ice rrca cake. candy. t;;.. !n tn" evening an admission of la' will bt' charged for iir pro- gram of tHtion> n!I,:c. etc.. to begin at $ o'clock. after which social tiW" with re- treatments and other attraction, will be iil order.
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SAYS HE WAS TORTURED.

Il suffered such pain from corns could hardly walk. writes II. tnbin- son, IIillborough. H.. but Hucklen's $ arnica salve completely cured them" Acts like magic on Sprains. bruises. cuts, sores, >clll, burns, boilS, ulcers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by R. H. Beers X Co.,, Newtown: William J. Bechlcr, Brookfeld: Tie F. C. platt Co.,, lIawleyville.
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HUBBELL BROTHERS.
 The Cash Shoe Store.

Our stock of Fall and Winter FOOTWEAR is so complete and the variety so vast, that to give detailed description seems a hopeless task, but we will say this: it represents one of our greatest efforts to please. We hope we will be rewarded by your approval of our goods. Mems 1t Leg Swel Boots, fSewelE SewelE%
 Nens1 told Seal SnagB Bot( Onl) $350 (ye Woonsock Bos,
  Never Shoes warranted 
 Rip l35 (hids' Oil Rang acel shoes LOO If Not Already a Customer you Should Be-
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STEVENSON.

c. E. Knorr had a pig in the wagon one day last week, and was starting for Derby when the pig made up his mind that he loved freedom best and made a jump, clearing himself from box and wagon he was imprisoned in, and took for the woods. Mir knOrr was unable to find the pig for several days, but the porller was finally located at East Village, where he had been captured. It is supposed the pig must have cross ed the river on the ice.
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WOmen'S
 PettiCOatS.

Special line of Black Satnc Skirts. deep ac- cOrdeon plaited tlOunce. with extra full flare.
 edged with small rutfles, value Sl.5H: sal" price Fl each. Heavy Black Satine Skirts. with. two 3-inch | rutIies. eXtrr wide top: value Sl.oo: sale price Sl each. Black Mercerized Satine Skirts high lustre. six small rutfles, very close imitation of silk: | value Scoo; sale price l50 each. Black Mercerized Satine skirts with deep
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DEATHS.

tiORGErOWN-NOv 34. Henry IIoli- man, aged i:,.
 WtST CORNWALL November ,6. Michael Tally. aged o4 years.
 WINDSOR, MASS. SS..-NOytnbcr :o. Rev George Sterling. aged g years.
 NEW MHFoRD--NoNrmbrr3 2. son of Mr and Mrs Frank Whitney. aged three weeks.
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WARREN.

The funeral of Mrs Louisa Weeks, aged 75, was held at her late residence on Monday. November ?. 'ndcrtaker Beers of Washington Depot had charge of the funeral arrangements. She was buried in the cemetery at Warren Center.
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is the guest of Mrs Frank Olmstead.
 EdSOn Hayes is just out with q fine new covered wagon for his mail route. c. L. Smalley built it for him.
 c. l.. Smailcy has his blacksmith h shop warmed with steam heat and when you go to his shop to have yOur horse shod or any work done you are always sure of a good warm place to wait.
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Dress Goods.

.4-inch Golf >kirtin-s. bIa.t all navy: sal, price GM. yard worth $l. 54-inch Oxford Grey Skirting: sale price $l worth S1 50. All the new shades in Ncletians. rhcviOt> and -cS sale price o0c yard. All our 5pc Mixed SuitingS. marked down tC
 39c yard, for this sale.
 1 46-inch Poplin SuitingS. regular .J: goods
 | sale price 59c yard. | All Remnants of Dress Goods at half price.
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WEDDING BELLS.

In spite of the cracking noises made by the ice bound boughS of the naples around the park you can hear the tinkle of the wedding bells just under the very caves of the meeting house. Next week we will tell you what started those happy bells to making merry music on Wednesday night.
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EASTON.

If you are single you will try it. If you are married you will b ny it. For no one can deny it. It is the bes cof- fec for the price ever sold. B. IIawley X Co.'S famous DC coffee.
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DEATH OF SAMUEL GILBERT.

Samuel Gilbert, an aged citizen of the town, died Monday night, at his home on Center street. MT Gilbert was sS years of age and has been quite poorly all summer. In early days he was an active business man of the town and at one time was engaged in the butchering business and later on was depot agent and {, coal dealer.
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MISS SHELTON VI R BRAY.

Rev Spencer Holmes Bray, pastor of Long Hill Methodist church, was mar ried tn Miss Jennie Elizabeth Shelton on November 2G, Rev samuel Gurney performing the ceremony at Bridge port. An extended tour, including New York and Philadelphia, was abandoned DecailSe of the illness of the brides mother MT and Mrs Bray re- turned to { ilrir home in Long Hill inn mrdatcly after tine ceremony.
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GEORGETOWN.

Miss Ella NOrthrOp spent Thanksgiving at her home in town.
 Mrs George Albin. who has been seriously ill. is improving.
 Burr Mills and family ate Thanks-iving din- ner with Frank Ryrant of Main street. Nor walk.
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Lyle Walker oE Bridgeport spent sunday at D. $. Walkers.
 IIr and Mrs George Mahoncy visited at D. MahOncy'S on Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs Herbert Ray and chil- dren, who have been boarding at M. $. l1all'S, since spring, will soon move tO Bridgeport, for he winter
 NJ. 0. Wheeler and family have clos cd their summer residence and moved to their city home on Washington avenue.
 Miss Edith Clarke, who has been spending several weeks with her aunt,
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] N l,lk.ANkii. GIkCLf.!..

At il.r Grange on Monday night N:u!r Lecturer llop$on WAS present as inspector. He cgHvcH good share of praiSi' for good work done in alI lines Hnd il general thrifty Hppt;tl- nncr It was go late but q small part of the program W;tS carried out.
 The whist club will meet 1Eli> week with Mir and Mrs Ii. W. Andrews, nn 'rIlur,,iay evening.
 Miss Lulu Green will spend the winter Ni,h her grandparents. Nr Hni Mrs r.. t smith.
 Miss Louise Kellogg of Rid~rpurt has been visiting friends and relatives in town.
 Charles r.. Beer, is spending tI!r inter out of town, being engaged iii the nulr'rring b!I>i- ness.
 The children of slt l'Htll> sunday ,rIlnnl will begin pra"trng the thri>tmn, carols next sunday.
 Mrand Mrs r. II. Beers spent Th"n> ,.giving with Mir and Mrs Map"s in Brooklyn. Mrs
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SOUTH BRITAIN.
MISS CANFIELD-MRE ERIkSSON.


 On Til ursday afternoon, November 2S, ab out 80 guests assembled at the home of SIr and Mrs H. NJ. Garfield to witness the marriage of their young- est daughter, Hattie Marie, to N. Louis ErikssOn. Rev Dewitt Will Hams performed the ceremony. The bride wore white tatfeta and Miss Lu- cy Cantield, sister of the bride, white organdy. A bOuntiful collation. was served and after recelyin: the best wishes of their friends, Mir and Mrs Erksson departed amid shower of rice for the 5.45 train from SOuthbury for New York. They are to reside in Salem, N.Y., where Mr Eriksson is in the employ of iIollistcr Sage. Mrs w. E. Mitchell is spending a week in bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs Walter Mitchell have re- turned to their home in Union City. Pa.
 Miss Susie Mitchell spent Sunday in BlOOhticld, the guest of Miss Neil Jackson.
 Mrs Buckingham of New Haven and NIT Baker were guest $ on Thank Syiving day at D. VI. Mitchell's.
 Mrs Clemlns is entertaining d sister from New York.
 MT and Mrs Freeman of New Haven spent Sunday at D. II. Judson's. Miss Edith Mitchell entertained the this week.
 Miss sarah platt has been spending d few days in Shelton.
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He was one of the sixth generation who worshiped in the First Congrega- tiOnal church.
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Mrs E. NJ. Beardsley, returned to he home in Huntington, last week.
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