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4 BRIGHT. energetic boy to take charge
~ my rent business must be reliable sud
nsys good references. Norneet. Bipz
building.
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LADIES 10 do piece work for ms NJ home
We furnish al materials and pay from
a. So weekly send St0mgrd envelope
10 Royal Co. "a Monroe strrcr, Chicago.
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FOE SALlE-rThree gsod horeo-- -, :
g 5nd ." nre ec sl9S and all good ssia ss
ahq harness Apply 400 Pr Fra i'sse y
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get one Of our elegant So rugs free: no so.
liclting. Loeb, Block & Co, Pike Build.
lug. Cincinnati
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BiCNClE TIRES Double tube tires 81. 10
per pair; inner tubes 75c: caSings ST so.
good single tube tires So per pair j.
Wade Cox. 10l4 Texas avenue.
PHONE 1928 Tor pure cream and milk; de.
ilyercd al all hours r. c. Moore, near
Sablne bridge
FOR SALE-The lest place in Texas -
buy naros, vii A. Watkin Music Co.
Dallas Ststc dealers 3
tlk SALE-Full size cypress cistern.
cheap for cash, Apply at 1906 Chartres
slleet 1
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FCE SAkE-Gocd secondhand phaeF0ps
san Jaciuto street 2
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Sour5
horse; suitable for delIvor, gentle bp,
phaeton aud harness. isnd n wagon: +
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500 WEEKLY made In mailordcr bust
ness, conducted Ivy anyone. anywhere.
particulars for stamp. Central Supply
Co. Kansas city. Mo
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SAIESMEN wanted II sell, direct from ta".
ttry. most complete line Of table glass.
ware. bar glassw are, tumbiers. We want
the right men for resident agents IN large
city, and travelling men 70 intermediate
points In every State. liberal commission
Will be paid. Address reply giving fnn
particulars. past experience and TERRITORY
required, all correspondence Will be treat
I'd as strictly confidential Manager Mel.
son, chesman & Co.. 1904 Park Bldg.
Fitfsburg Pa q
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS and bIIi
ers-- Sealed bids will be received for ts
erection of a school building at the ID
and dumb alysum, Austin, Texas, % 4
before 3 O'clock p. N, on Tuesday u
10th day of December, 1901, at the oils
Of and addressed to II. P. Hilllaft, riss
dent board of trustees, deaf and duh
asylum, and all bids so received vii \
opened Immediately thereafter,
Plans and specifications OF said nHk
ing may be seen and form Of pIoPNi
can be had at the office Of Ole ]. Lo,tsi,
architect, Binz building, Houston, lsisS
and at the Office of j. l.. o." l0f isa-
tect, Sampson building, Austin, Isis'
also at the offices OF the Budeis ~
change in Dallas and San Antonio
The work will be let in three s'piiin
and distinct parts, as follows: ne ~
eral work; the plumbing, sewerlg as
electric wiring and the heating, ala tii
and every bidder will be required "
close with his proposal a certified astt
drawn In favor of H. p. Hllllardi pres,
dent, for the sum Of five l5l PEI fa Y
the total amount Of his bid, as 'll9l1sl..
damages in case successful bidder lsls Y
make bond as per specification.
The board reserves the right " iss'
any and all bids.
The architect can be seen ID 80. 49,
Texas, to give the bidders ana lI rs.,
ton they may deere on and are, r n1ssl
the 9th day Of December. II. r h dna
president board Of trustees Vne n
Lorehn, architect
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AGENTS WANTED.

money selling latest article
out; wonderful double faced mirror with
trlnsr;ront pictures revealed held tc
light; good side line; sample mirror
Wocket szol Zoe; catalogue free. Trans
parent Mirror Co., 81 Fifth avenue, Chi
Cggn
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L Or SAi.t.-Large size gasoline STOVE:
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WANTED Two speciality salesmen for
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WANT ADS ARE
4 numerous because they pay
FOR SALE.

THE BEST TEXAS COAL. 81 per ton
L. L. Miller phones $50; l2lO congress
avenue.
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TYPEWRITERS-

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AGENTS WANTED In water works towns
= Tor the the Modern" filter; new design;
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Texas NV'uhOia,
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WANTED Reliable women or mon IN ali
our goods TO the consumer Ia communi
ties from 1000 TO 10000 population; per
manent employment at good pay. Address
me Great Eastern Coffee and Tea Co.
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AGENTS for Davis Mechanics soap: the
great stain remover, toilet and laundry
outnt free; 100 per cent profit, Davis
Soan Co. ChicaEo.
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WE PAY 500 A WEEK and expenses 10
men with rigs TO introduce Poultry Com
pound International Mfg Co, Parsons,
Kan. 1
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heard a sound of distress and found a
Woodbury. man who was tired out
from carrying heavy Jag" lying on
the bank outside his yard. With some
difficulty Mr. Dawson got the poor fell
low hOmeWard bound.
H. G. Smith sold some of his house
hold goods at auction, last Thursday.
George Crane was the auctioneer.
The Sunday school was favored by
an address by Edwin Seeley of RoX-
bury and a solo by Miss Garlick of
Woodbury. at the session, Sunday.
Mrs Harriet Benham of Middlebury
visited her old neghbors and friends
here, last week.
A. Winterbourne has had his store
shingled by Mr. Wright.
Fred Parkin found beech tree, re-
Gently, which had borne prOlitically,
this season. The nuts were fully de-
veloped and filled out with a delicious
kernel, which is unusual in this section
VI UllC
Mr. and Mrs Walter Thomas left,
last Monday, for their home in Iowa,
he having purchased three carloads of
apples in Vermont for western parties.
f. H. and "A. D. Leavenworth have
laid an abutment and put in a new
bridge north of Wait LeavenWorth's s.
n. T. Mansfield has visited relatives
in Bethlehem and Roxbury.
Miss Mary O'Brien has returned
from a visit with her brother in Wa
terbury.
Mrs Tracy has entertained her sis
tiers, Mrs White and Mrs Brophy, of
Waterbury.
Miles r. Holmes is in poor health,
having had to have a physician for the
first time in 40 years.
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HUNTINGDON.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.


Miss Hattie Willard is in Derby with
Mrs Harry Bolles, who is quite serious
ly i'll.
The Halloween dance given in the
Laborie hall by the Village Improve
ment society was decided success in
every way. Especial mention should
be made of the decorations, which were
entirely in the charge of the men and
were both tasteful and unique.
The marriage Of Edwin Wheeler,
formerly of this place, and Miss
Marion Vreland of Bridgeport took
place at St Luke's chapel in that city
on Wednesday, October %. Mr. and
Mrs Wheeler spent Sunday at the
home of L. J. Wheeler.
Kew F. &. II. Wendell left, last week
for his new field of labor in New York
f. N. Bailey, who has been in West
Haven for several months, as superin
tendent for Contractor B. n. Beard
completed the work there last week
and has taken charge of similar work
in Seymour.
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BRIDGEWATER.
LOCAL NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

LOCAL NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Ford wish tt
thank the neighbors and friends fol
their kindness through the sickness
and death of Mrs Furd's mother, Mrs
Durgie.
Mrand Mrs f. G. Randall spent Sun
day at j. A. Turner's at HaWIeyville
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mallette of
Woodbury. were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs A. B. Mallettc on Tuesday of last
week.
G. II. Sanford of Bridgeport was in
town, one day last week.
Mrs Nancy Hatch entertained Sis
ter from Woodbury., this week
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Greer of New
Milford were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
J. A. Greer over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Brace have
sent out cards for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Carrie Brace,
to Frank Prince, on Wednesday, No
Vember 20.
Willis Frost picked a large dish of
red raspberrieS on November l.
Harry GiddingS of Bloomfield has
been the guest of relatives in town.
Elmer Frost and G.. Northrop are
breaking ground foran ice house.
Mrs Charles Northrop and Miss
Abbie Northrop have been spending a
of days visiting friends in
Miss Marie Shannon is visiting her
sister, Mrs William Manion, in Nor
walk.
Howard Frost of Cheshire is visit
ing friends in town.
Charles NOrthrop is improving his
place by digging Ct well, removing
fences, etc. He has four men in his
employ.
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gerous, nervous trouble. Those hot
flashes are just SO many calls from
nature for help. The nerves are cry
ing out for assistance. The cry should
be needed in time. Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound was pre-
pared to meet the needs of woman's
system at this trying period of her life.
It builds up the weakened nervous
system, and enables a woman to pass
that grand change triumphantly.
81 was a very sick woman, caused
by Change of Life. l suffered with hot
fushes, and fainting spells. l was
afraid to go on the street, my head and
back troubled me so. l was entirely
cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound" MRS. JENNIE NOBLE,
SOLO Keyser St., Germantown, Pa.
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WHITE HILLS

The Misses Smith of Carmel, n. Y.
daughters of CLANCY Smith, are spend
ing a week with Miss Louise Nichols
Rev Mr. Bickford gave strong dis
course, containing many practical
truths, taking his text from Heb. 1879
David Wheeler is considered better
but he is still sick man. He is suf
fering with pneumonia in the left
lung.
The entertainment OF moving pic.
lures given at the church was well
worth seeing. A good!y sum was raised,
which goes toward church: expenses.
Charles BidWell, our esteemed young
Yale student, is still suffering from
the effects of the accident to his foot.
The ankle was put out of joint. He
continues his studies at home, how
ever and hopes to be able to return to
New Haven before long
Miss Helen Jones Staid over sun day
with her cousin. Miss Elsie IIubbell.
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WOODBURY..

THE STORIES OF FOOTBALL-sUCH /
MANLY(?)GAME.
| Edward Walker was quite badly in
jured while playing football on tn.
Highschool grounds, last Friday, break
ing an arm and injuring his shoulde,
blade.
Rev j. L. R. Wyckoff injured his eye
quite seriously last week. While driv
ing nail he was unfortunate enough
| to have it fly up and hit him in the
eye. He went to Hartford for medj
| cal aid. 1t is hoped that the sight O
the eye will not be injured.
c. A. Isham sold a fine pair of Dew
on steers, last week.
Some of the friends Of Miss Lena
Morehouse made her a birthday call
Thursday evening.
George Scott has moved from the
Hollow into the house vacated by MI
Richards near the monument.
The new store near. Barnes hotel is
nearly completed.
Charles Curtiss' teams are drawing
ties from the new wood job in Robert
Drakeley'S woods above S. J. Coads.
Mrs G. j. Minor is having her house
painted, Richmond doing the work.
The roof of the house occupied by
Walter Stiles is being repaired.
HOTCHKISSVILLE AND VICINITY,
Last Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs II.
A. HotchkiSs were greatly sur
prised by call from Is friends and
neighbOrS. Music and refreshments
helped to make a very pleasant even
ing
Last Friday evening dance and
card party was held at William Buck
ingham'S. Arthur Parkins and viii
Eddy were the musicians. A good
time was reported by the participants.
Arthur Bright went, last Monday,
to work in the Plume & Atwood Co.
in Thomaston and on Wednesday
crushed his foot seriously by dropping
a weight Of several pounds upon it.
John Ellis drove to Thomaston and
brought Mr. Bright home on Sunday.
On Sunday evening Harry Dawson
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Contractor G. A. Prindle is pushing
the work on the new addition to thu
EanIn gen residence. 1t is 28X7O feet
the side walls being of natural stone
The outer coveringOf the house, shin
giles, has been removed and rough cast
ing substituted. The work will prob
ably not be completed before January
James McCanaghie has bought {
new horse power and cutter.
E. J. Thayer is building a new barn
24x3O. John Amber of Southbury has
| been assisting him with the work.
Woodruff & Eckman have placed
their saw mill in the woods of George
Wheaton, where they have $500 ties tC
get out. The saving is done by Ed.
ward WetmOre, an experienced and
hustling young man at the business.
Later they will move the mill to the
farm of George Smith in Roxbury, and
to Ridgefield, where Mr. Woodruff has
bought a big tract of timber.
II. W. Woodruff had quite a serious
time, last week, with liberated teeth
and neuralgia, requiring the attention
Of DR. Wesley.
Mrs Charles Northrop and daughter
Of New Milford were guests, on Fri
day and Saturday, of Mrs Northrop's
sister, Mrs II. W. Woodruff
Editor A. P. Smith of The BEE was
pleasantly entertained on Friday at
dinner by Mr. and Mrs Miles O. Camp.
Charles Johnson, who works Mrs
Hines farm, is quite poorly and under
the care Of DR. Smith, HotchkissvilIe's
able DOCTOR.
Sherman HOLSTER is now attending
the Gunnery school.
The new doctors name is Woersbe
ker'S, where he boards
The new school opened by Mrs NJ. l..
Titus some six weeks ago in the Hall
building on the Green, is named
Judca.
Will Sheriden, who lives with Miles
Camp, has already shot two foxes.
Charles Thomas of Roxbury has
bought five loads of potatoes of G. T.
Woodruff.
William T. Seabury, student at
Mount Herman school, has passed his
examination for the Junior class OF
the institution.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Holmes have
moved into Mrs NJ. GibSOn's house to
take the place vacated by August |
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RURAL DELIVERY MATTERS.

Inspector Rogers was in town, last
Monday, hooking over the rural free
delivery routes and in company with
Postmaster Judson went over the
route mapped out from the Hotchkiss-
vile office. This with the lMinortown
route (which starts from Woodbury.
office has been accepted and when in
operation the patrons on these routes
that put up boxes can have their mail
delivered daily. Mr. Judson certainly
deserves credit for his work in the
matter, as in the end the people will
find that what he has done has been
for the best interests of the town of
Woodbury..
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NEW PRESTON.

HUNTERS HAVE GOOD TIME.
A party of hunters from New Ha-
ven are staying for few days at Will
liam Ohmen's in Lake district.
Charles Douglass and Mr. Forbes of
Morris Cove, New Haven, are guests at
H. McCan's for a few days, while they
enjoy the bird hunting in this vicinity
AN OLD FASHIONED COON HUNT.
A coon hunt was enjoyed by several
Of the men and boys here, last Satur-
day night, accompanied by w. T.
Sherry and friend and Ernest Brown
and two dogs from Litchfeld. The re-
suit was a 20-pound coon.
A death occurred at the Carter
House, last Friday, which is most
deeply felt by Mr. and Mrs II. w.
Brown and whose loss can never be
fully restored. 1t was that of their
pug dog, "Filly," whom they have
cared for with greater attention for
other families. The best of the mar
ket and the softest bed and blanket in
the house, has been hisand during the
winters it has been the object of
Henry's greatest care, to see that
"Filly's" wants were satisfied and COM
forts enjoyed. The obsequies attend
ing his death and burial were kindly
attended to by Mr. and Mrs Browns
neighbors, Mr. and Mrs William G.
Beeman, whose care of pets in the
past has been remarkable and most
humane.
John T. Burr and daughters closed
their cottage at Lakeside on Wednes-
day of last week, and returned to their
winterquarters at Mansion House,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rev N. S. Becker delivered a good
sermon from his pulpit here, last Sun
day morning, upon 'The profit and
loss Of the Christian life.'' His appli-
cation was quite pointed toward any
who cannot at all times be designated
as Christians but who profess at times
and about the Communion table that
they are SO.
A. G. Caskey brought home on
Thursday of last week fox skin num-
Der six of the season.
Noble Bennitt of New Milford was
guest at E. II. Beardsley's over last
Sunday.
Sherman CogSwell, I'd, is at present
numbered with the sick here.
NJ. E. Cable was taken suddenly i'll
while at his duty in ID. Burnham's
store on Thursday of last week, and
was taken home but he recovered so as
to be at his post of duty again on Sat
urday. His sickness proved to be d
stomach trouble.
A small party of Mrs Winters friends
were invited by her to George S. Ly-
mans on Thursday evening of last
week, in honor of Miss Meade, who is
stopping there while culturing the
minds of the Primary department. of
the village school. The Misses Bente
of Hotel Villa Lucerne, favored the
company with music on the
mandolin and banjo, and the latter
part of the evening till past midnight
was given up to dancing by the young
| people. All declared it to be a most
enjoyable affair and thanks are due
Mrs Winters for thus adding to the
pleasure of Miss Meade's present home
| here.
Mrs Elizabeth Pickett has recently
been i'll at her sisters here, Mrs Sarah
Whittlesey's.
William and Eddie McHan with
| their mother, Mrs Emma G. McHan,
went to Danbury, last Saturday, to
see Horatio McHan, who has been
there for several weeks in the hospital.
Mr. Wheeler returned here, last week,
to A. NJ. Morgan's, from Danbury, to
remain a short time longer, for his
health. His wife joined him here
over last Sunday.
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1T GIRDLES THE GLOBE.

The fame of Bucklcn's Arnica Salxea.
as the best in the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer
of cuts, corns, burns, bruises, soyes-
scalds, boils, ulcers, felons, aches, palms
and all skin eruptions. Only infallible,
pile cure. 25c a box at r. f.
Beers & Co., Newtown; William J.
Beehler, BroOkfeld; The E. G. P1att
Co., Hawleyville.
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The @1LzIAcsg1ge of
Life

Is the most important period in wo-
mans existence. Owing to modern
methods Of living, not one woman in
a thousand approaches this perfectly
natural change without experiencing
a train of very annoying and some
times painful symptoms
Those dreadful hot flashes, sending
the blood surging to the heart until it
seems ready to burst, and the faint
feeling that follows, sometimes with
chills, as if the heart were going to
stop for good, are symptoms of a dan
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-11-15

and bowels to expel poisonous matter,
cleanse the system and absolutely cure
constipation and sick headache. Only
PC at r. Fl. Beers s. Co., Newtown;
William J. Beehler, Brookfeld; The
E. G. Platt Co., Hawleyville.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-11-15
BLOWN TO ATOMS.

The old idea that the body some
times needs powerful, drastic, purga
tive pill has been exploded; for DR.
Kings New Life Pills. which are per-
fectly harmless, gently stimulate liver
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-11-15
JACK FROST COMING EARLY.
MISS PERRY-MR MELLEN.

The marriage of Miss Harriet Tur-
ney Perry and John Z. Mellen of Red
ding took place Wednesday, Novem-
Der 6, at the home of the bride. The
ceremony was performed by Rev E. P.
Ayer,in the presence of the family'and
a few intimate friends.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-11-15
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.


A subject in which all are interest
ed was brought before the Sunday
school at its last session, by the super
intendent. who considered that the
time had arrived for preparations to
begin for the annual Christmas cele-
bratiOn.
Mrs J. P. Fitch spent few days at
J. L. Perry'S, last week.
The proposed work on Sport Hill
has been deferred until spring.
Mrs Orrie Ferry entertained her
brother, Sunday.
Miss Louie B. Turney spent Sunday
in Nichols.
F. r. Beach and Elmer Andrews are
doing jury duty at Bridgeport.
Mrs Wilcox of Hartford, a fter spend.
ing several weeks with her sister, re.
turned to her home on Monday of last
week.
Mrs J. S. Tyler and daughter, Mary,
recently spent a week with Mr. and
Mrs Levi Edwards
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A CHANGE AT THE FEED co.

S. r. Smith has sold out his interest
in the Washington Feed & Supply Co.,
to Messrs Averill, Ford and Powell
Seeley, who were previously interested
in the company. A change in the at
fairs of the company will be made by
which all the delivering of feed and
unloading of cars will be done by Mr.
Seeley, instead of the members of the
company taking turns.