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son Granniss, Jerome Granniss. Others
invited but prevented from attending
by good reasons were: II. 0. Averill,
Howard Hopkins, Myron Cable and
Edward Griswold. The gentlemen en-
tertained are to give a dinner at
Thomas Bray's in honor of Mr.. Caskey
on December 10.
E. H. Beardsley was called officially
to King SOlomon's Lodge, No. 7, F. &.
A. M, at Woodbury., last Saturday
evening, and this week, on Thursday
evening, is invited to join the officers
of the Grand Lodge at ST Johns. No..
6, at NOrwalk.
Mrs B. Griswold is confined to her
home with severe cold.
Mrs F. J. Hosford returned on
Thursday evening of last week after
passing the week previous in New
York City and Brooklyn.
j. A. Glover went to Litchfield on
Thursday evening of last week to re-
main at his daughters, Mrs w. G.
GranniSS through the winter.
Mr. and Mrs J. M. Snow returned
from West Norfolk, last Saturday.
Jerome Granniss again celebrates
his birthday, next Monday evening, by
giving his annual hop at Pavilion hall.
Mrs Oscar Larson was taken, last
Saturday, to the tuberculosis hospital
at Hartford for treatment.
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The PRESIDENT
Of the City Council. Wilkes
barre, Pa, Cured Of
Rheumatism.

Col. VIM. J.. Harvey, a president of
wilkesbarre's city council. who will long
be remembered for his great work for the
city, was once a mere physical wreck,
torn in every muscle and nerve from the
frightful pains caused by rheumatism.
He consulted the best physicians. went
abroad, took mud baths, and almost
every known treatment for the, disease.
Afriend had had a very similar experience
and DR.. David Kennedy Favorite Rem
edy had cured him, 50 he recommended
this great kidney medicine to Col. Harvey
and he is to-day we'll man, hale and
hearty. He writes straight to the point:
DR.. DAVID KENNEDY,
Dear Sir This is to certify that
was permanently cured OF rheuma-
tism BY the use of DR.. David Ken
nsdy'' F"''"'' WY %s: HARVEY.
Rheumatism Is but another name for
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bladder and blood, rheumatism, dyspep-
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sicknesses peculiar to women, DR.. David
Ksnnedy's Favorits Remedy IS unques-
tionably the greatest medicine known to
the medical profession.
It is for sale by all druggists in the
Now 80 000t 4xE0 and the regular
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Sample 6otfze-esoxsA for fril1. free by ssaiz
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CatarFh, Hay Fever saA Celia In Head. tOc.
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ners, and Sundays snowfall put fine
patch upon sleighing, which brought
some of Waterways high shoppers
out late in the afternoon and evening.
The attendance at the churches was
small, Sunday, on account Of the
storm.
Charles Field expects to spend Christ
mas at his new house, which is very
nearly completed.
The Hemingway e Bartlett COM
pany are running their silk mill over
time lately.
An entertainment by Charles r.
Taggart was given at the Town hall,
Monday evening, the 9Th inst, under
the auspices OF the Center school.
Though the Platt heirs are reported
by the Waterbury Republican to have
settled their differences out of court,
we learn that there is to ge hearing,
Monday, at the Probate Office in re-
gard t, the matter.
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WOODBURY..


HOTCHKISSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Miss Florence Suckley visited rela-
tives in Bridgeport, last. week.
Joseph Bottomly is visiting with his
daughter in Walden, N. Y.
Frank Frazer, Maud Minor and HUI
bert Roswell had perfect attendance
at the fall term of the Central school
in Woodbury.. The Hotchkissville
children, whose names were on the
honor roll, were: First grade. Clifford
Cartledge: Third grade; George Ben
son, Howard Eyres, Frank Frazer,
Frederick Nelson: Fourth grade, Edna
G. and John Hall and Ebert Smith;
Fifth grade. Alma Frazier; Seventh,
grade, Florence White.
Samuel Nelson has been visiting in
New York.
Miss Tobey from Boston, Mass,
taught the lesson to the Sunday school
on Sunday and assisted in the Chris
tian Endeavor services in the evening.
Her solos, accompanied by: the auto
harp, are very fine, as she. has beau
tiful soprano voice. Her week-evening
meetings are Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. also meeting for the boys
and girls on Saturday afternoon. She
is an interesting speaker and is given
strict attention by her audience. Go
and hear her.
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THE STREET AND VICINITY.

THE STREET AND VICINITY.
News has been received of Mrs Shell
tons safe arrival at her sons in Mon
tana. She started from her home,
Saturday morning, and arrived at her
sons, Tuesday evening.
Mrs WOrden entertained her brother
from Hartford.
Mrs Nellie Warner has visited her
daughter, Mrs Thompson, in Oxford.
Mrs Harvey has returned to her
home after spending several weeks
with friends in New Haven.
Mrs Emeline Brown has gone to New
Haven to spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs Lambert.
John Honnihan and William Sulli-
van are butchering hogs.
home of H. H. Brown, Friday evening
of last week.
Carl Barnes is driving one of Fl. R.
Stones teams.
Charles Roswell, Jr., caught an otter
in one of his traps, recently.
William Barnes is staying at his
brothers, Carl Barnes in Pennsylvania
Messrs George and Aaron Sanford
were the guests of the family of o. w.
Amber, driving from Redding, Satur-
day evening, and returning Sunday
night.
John Pierce, Jr., has been setting up
and repairing an engine for the Rus
sell Manufacturing Co. at their factory
at Woodbury..
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MARBLEDALE.

AN ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT.
Don't miss the performance of "Cap-
tain Letterblair" at the hall on the
evening of December 10. 1t is COM
edy in four acts, telling pretty and
interesting story. The many people
who have been hoping we would have
a real play soon will now have an op-
portunity to see one of the best pre-
seted by most capable amateur cast,
as follows:
Captain Letterblair Liton, DR. Denslow
Dean Ambrose, Wilbur Kilborn
Mr. Seton, Mr. Tuggey
Francis Merivale, H: Ii: Fowler
PereiVaii Pinkney, Chaplin Brinsmsde
SmitherS, Russell Clark
Polly Messiter,. Miss May Hartwell
Hyacinth Messiter, Miss May Hickox
In spite of Fridays hard storm, a
large number attended the sociable at
the hall, and the usual good time is
reported.
Mrs Tomlinson has been having
trouble with her eyes again, necessita-
ing consultation with DR. Wilson of
Bridgeport.
The Hall association has purchased
from F. J. Hosford piano, formerly
owned by n. B. Meade.
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A rlILLlON VOICES

Could hardly express the thanks of
Homer Hall, of West Point, La. Lis
ten why: A severe cold had settled on
his lungs, causing a most obstinate
cough. Several physicians said he had
consumption, but could not help him.
When all thought he was doomed he
began to use DR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and writes-''It COM
pletely cured me and saved my life. l
now weigh 227 pounds" It's posi-
lively guaranteed for coughs and
colds and lung troubles. Price soc
and 81. Trial bottles free at
r. 81. Beers s. Co., Newtown; Tay-
lor, Curtis s. Co., Sandy Hook; B.
Hawley & Co., Stepney.
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OXFORD.


CHURCH AND PERSONAL JOTTINGs.
Frank Hubbell, who had been en-
ployed by E. J. Alling the past two
years, has left and has gone to work
for George Pierce of SOuthford.
Mrs W. w. Hughes was visiting in
New Haven a couple of days last week.
The ladies of the Congregational
society are expecting to hold a social
at the home of Mrs Franklin Nichols
on Christian street, on Tuesday after
noon and evening, December Is.
Mr. and Mrs William B. Pope have,
recently, welcomed a new boarder in
their family, little daughter.
Albert Arnold of Red City has been
laid up for the last three weeks by
blood poisoning caused by burn on
one of his hands.
Michael Cassidy has bought pair of
cattle of John B. Pope, and is hauling
logs for the steam saw mill on the E.
B. Treat land.
B. H. Davis has been building an
addition to Michael Cassidy s barn and
making other improvements.
Frederick HOxSie has gone to New
York, where he has secured position.
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SOUTHPORT.
PERSONAL CHAT.

G. M. Wells made a flying trip to
New York, last week.
There was two new arrivals in town.
last week, men from Massachusetts,
back tender, in the paper mill.
Mrs Jackson Orr of Jersey City has
visited her son, Robert Orr, recently.
Mrs. Grace Waddington, who has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs
Robert Orr, has returned to her home
in New Jersey.
The sequel of the pig is heard in the
land. George Minor butchered five,
last Monday, two for T. F. Wheeler,
one for f. P. Stowe, and two for Mr.
Cooper.
Mrs A. w. Davis and Mrs Whit
more were in Waterbury, one day last
week.
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In Our Picture
Gallery.

There's unfailing entertainment in
our Picture gallery for you and be-
sides you will find superb collection
of practically priced pictures there.
That's what we pride ourselves on in
our gathering of Pictures.
The pricing starts at Is cts, goes on
up easily, slowly, to S14, SIS and 800.
An endless array of Pictures at 81,
S1.25, $3.50.
At s1.9S, So, SO and s4you can have
an old classic or a modern one-an old
master or a new-you can choose an
etching, pastel, a photograph, a
painting in oil or water color; what
ever or whichever you like at whatev-
err price you care to pay-you'll find it
here.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BROOKFIELE.

LOCAL TOPICS OF INTEREST.
Smith Dunning of Bethel was in
town, last week.
James McGuinneSs has been the
guest of relatives in New Milford.
G. L. Deans many friends are pleased
to see him able to attend to his bust
ness once more, after being confined to
the house with swollen feet, for the
past few weeks. He has discarded the
crutch, and is able to get around with
the aid of a cane.
John Howard of New Milford has
been the guest of kind friends in
Brookfield.
Several of the boys of Brookfield
commute between here and New Mil
ford, for the winter, working in the
tobacco shops.
The Brookfeld Whist club met with
Mrs Beehler, last week. G. T. Jack
son and Mrs James Lee carried home
the prizes.
George Hendrickson has accepted a
position as trackman withJFOreman
Mcmahon.
E. II. Pitcher has finished decorat-
ing and paper hanging at Pixley's
hotel in Hawleyville and expects to
work. at tobacco. in New Milford this
winter.
Frank Sherwood expects to have his
fish wagon running, next week with a
full line of fish and oysters.
The coal dealers here are looking for
cars of coal that are on the road, and
we may expect to be supplied this
week,
Thomas Lee, Jr., has visited friends
at Kent.
G. L. Dean, treasurer of the newly
organized Driving Club, has had three
new sulkies arrive during the week,
and they can be seen at his stables any
time by prospective buyers. They are
built for speedy work.
A. S. Mansfield received carof feed,
this week. for his mill.
Miss Maud Adds has taken Miss
kane's place as teacher at West Iron
Works school. Miss Kane has accepted
a position as teacher in the Balmforth
avenue school, in Danbury.
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ROXBURr.
THE STATION AND VICINITY.

THE STATION AND VICINITY.
William B. Seward is spending the
the week in New York City and
Boston.
Michael Callahan has left the employ
of the Granite Quarry and his wife has
returned to her parents in Yonkers,
N. Y.
William G. Mower, who was at one
time manager of the Granite business
here, was in town, last week calling on
Mr. and Mrs W. b. Seward and his old
friends, and gave dinner to several
friends at the Seward house. He sails
on Wednesday, December 10, on the
Mallory Line steamer for Galveston,
Tex, and from there by rail to join
his brother who is in the oil business
on the Gulf. He has the best wishes
of all in his new undertaking.
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the kingdom of Heaven" Matt. IS: T.
Rev and Mrs l.. F. Burgess have
taken letters from the Congregational
church in Bridgewater to the Congre-
gational church in Ridgebury.
DR., and Mrs G.. H. Wright of New
Milford were in town one day last
week.
H. J. Rowe of Wellsville has finish
ed his work at A. L. Young's.
DR. and Mrs F. E. King and friends
of New Milford were in town, last
Tuesday.
Clarence Turner, one of the carpen-
ters working at E. 0. and A. L.
ago, and has been unable to continue
bis work.
George Murphy of New Milford was
in town, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Eli Roberts and daugh-
ter, Ruth, were the guests of friends
in New Milford, last Tuesday.
Services were held at St Marks
church, on Sunday, December l. Rev.
Mr. Pond of Winsted is to have charge
of st Marks church, and will move to
this village. He has taken rooms at
the residence of B. E. Garfield on
Church street.
LIZ CA4l1NI Gil VI UtlC SOuS CSdUlOIldl
church Sunday school are practicing
music and recitations, under the
charge of Mrs Gorton, on Saturday af-
ternoons, at the parsonage, for Christ
mas.
Wedding bells are soon to ring in
this village.
Mrs Edwin Randall and daughter,
Mrs. Sherman P. Garfield, spent Mon
day with friends out of town.
Three snow storms in week and
one blizzard leaves no choice, as to
the advent of winter.
The snOWplOw did good work through
the village after the storm last Friday.
Several from Bridgewater attended
the funeral Of Cornelius Peck in New
Milford, last week. Mr. Peck was
brother of D. w. Peck of this town
and an old time resident here.
Owing to the storm the cOngrega-
tions were small in both churches last
week. Rev Mr. Pond, the new rector,:is
soon to move his family here.
Both churches are busy preparing for
Christmas.
Miss Kate Wooster from Treat dis
trict boards in the village and attends
the higher department of the Center
school.
The primary department of the Cen
ter school was closed, last week Friday.
as the teacher was out of town.
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NEW FAIRFIELD.

INTOXICATED MAN FIRES REVOLVER
AT LADIES IN WAGON.
+ AS two ladies from Mr. LOckWOOd'S
lumber job were out driving, last Sun
day afternoon, and were returning
home about dusk, there were held up
by an unknown intoxicated man on the
road near Selectman Bakers. They
refused to let him get in their wagon
and had gone but a short distance when
he shot at them. They did not receive
any injuries, but were badly frightened
1t seems that man who would do such
cowardly act ought to be brought to
the bar of justice.
Myron Joyce has been kept busy
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EASTON.

Miss Edna Wheeler closed the fall
term of school in Judd District,
November "a. There were Thanks
giving exercises given by the scholars.
Miss Edith N. Curtis, only six years
old, completed the term without miss
ing a day. The scholars and parents
regret to learn that there is to be a
change in teachers for the winter, as
Miss Wheeler is not to come back:
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STEVENSON.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Charles johnson was in StratfOrd,
last Thursday, the guest of E. 81. Reed.
Mrs Charles johnson visited friends
in New Haven, last week.
Ernest Stowe, who lived at the
Bridge house, moved to Oxford, this
week, into the Riggs house.
George w. Burr has two pair of fine
Devon steers which he is wintering,
one three and one four years old.
John Stowe and family of Bridge
port, Mr. and Mrs George Smith and
family of Southford, were guests,
Thanksgiving day, of Mr. and Mrs War
rem Stowe.
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LITCHFlELD COUNTY.
NEW PRESTON.
A FEAST OF vENrsoN AND OTHER
GOOD THINGS.

Mr. and Mrs A. G. Caskey most kind
ly and generously opened the door of
their cottage here on Thursday even
ing of last week to the reception Of rs
Of their gentlemen friends, whom Mr.
CaSKey desired should enjoy venison
dinner at his expense from the deer he
brought home from Maine the previ-
Gus Saturday. All possible was done
by Mr. and Mrs Caskey I'd make the
affair most satisfactory to all who were
present. We fail to remember when
any broiled meat tasted better or left
q better effect than this. Concerning
all other dishes and dainties served
we are constrained to admit that in
our opinion Mrs Caskey cannot be ex-
celled AS a cook and a hostess. And a
smile OF perfect satisfaction and good
will beamed on the face of Mr. Caskey
during the entire evening. The even
ing Closed in social chat and story tell
Ing till the clock announced 11:3O be-
fore the guests dispersed with hearty
handshake and most sincere gratitude
to Mr. Caskey for his great favor and
hospitality OF that evening to such OF
his friends that have congratulated
him on the success Of his first deer
hunt in the Maine woods.
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Mr. Epson preached in the church,
last Sunday. He is very we'll liked by
all who heard him.
A union mission society has been Or
gained, and will hold socials once in
two weeks at the homes of those who
are kind enough to invite them. -Four
of our young ladies are the managing
committee, Bessie Humphrey, Adele
Hill, Gertrude Randall, May Callahan,
with Sylvaneus Titus as treasurer,
Gertrude Randall secretary. Very
good programs are furnished. All are
invited to go and also to bring cake
and also 10 cents or more, if you do
not think that enough. The first So
ciable will be at the home of William
Kirchberger,- Wednesday evening, De-
lIcember 10.
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WATERTOWN.
GUERNSEYTOWN NEWS.

There was a family gathering,
Thanksgiving day, at Mr. Wheeler's,
consisting of about IS persons.
mother, Mrs Henry Skilton, ate
THANKSGIVING dinner at Julius Skill
tons.
Miss Batson and Miss Katie Verba
spent Thanksgiving at Mr. Verbas.
Mr. and Mrs Stone and son of Massa-
chusetts were guests at Mr. BARRIERS,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs William Munson of
Waterbury spent Sunday at Mr.. Bar
bers.
Mrs Fawns of New Haven is spend
ing several weeks at Mrs William
Foote'S.
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packing apples and carting to Lanes
vile to send on the cars, for the last
few days.
Frank B. Lockwood, manager of H.
NJ. Guernsey's steam saw mill has been
out for week, inspecting timber in
Maine, where they soon intend to 10
cate, as their job on Myron JOyce'S
farm will be completed in week or so.
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cheviots, cashmeres and the like, a
choice, most acceptable gift.
From 81. 40 to S..
Wash Goods-pretty new percales,
bought expressly for this purpose, full
pattern of 10 yards, !$1.25 each.
Lawns and Dimities, 12-yard lengths,
fetching, new colorings for now,
$3.50 each.
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Jolly Toys For Boys.

sleds penty the kind girls Ike
sed for girls
Low 25c SOC, 5c 81, Sl2o Sloo ana $780,
SH'' -
ink will really print
O
that makes little noise 10 he
some makes great tattoo
SOC Each lantern mas go humoer
sNoe " entra how f slides like
hcues. bal and $.59.
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SOUTHVILLE.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
w: Clark spent last Sunday with his
family.
j.. Ford has gone to the hospital in
Derby for an indefinite time.
Edward Ford is cutting wood to ill
a car to go to New Haven.
The mercury went three degrees be-
low zero, last Saturday morning, Ii
belowon Tuesdy.
D.. N. Clark is having a car filled
wood at Shepaug station.
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A. q. CAsKEY ENTERTAINs.

One of the most enjoyable dinner
parties held in New Preston in long
time was that at the residence OF A.
G.. Caskey, last week Thursday. even
ing, when he royalty entertained
party of gentlemen friends. Venison
was the principal and most at
tractive feature OF the menu, Mr.
Caskev having shot the deer served on
Those who gathered about the festive
board were: William Hopkins, Myropu
Hopkins. Henry Brown, Frank Brown.
Frank j. Hosford, George Beardsley,
Edwin H. Beardsley, Charles P: Ly-
man, Robert Armstrong, Minor More
house, L. Tyrrell, w. G. Beeman, How
ard Cogswell, B. G.. Humphrey, DR..
Murray, Theodore Bette, Col john
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PLATTSVILLE.

RECORD OF THE THERMOMETER FOR
NOVEMBER.
The following is the record of the
thermometer as kept by C. L. Booth
during the month of November:
a. m. 1, 30; 2, 81; 3. 80; 4. 40; 5, AZ;
6, So; 7, SO; 8, 80; 9, IS; 10. 81; II, %;
II, 48; ID, 81; IA, 81; Is, so: Is, 4S: II,
40; 18, 43; 10, A; 20, "a: q, 80; p, A;
q, 80; "a, 40; Is, A; 26, AZ: q, Sc; %,
"a: 20. q: 30, 80,
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WARREN.
GRANGE TOPICS.


A large Thanksgiving supper was
given by Wichita grange. All spoke
of the things they seemed most thank
full for. Brother Homer HOLSTER,
whom they lost by removal, was with
them; also brother who is at Storrs'
college.
Theodore Hurn has moved to the
Dwy house with his family. 1t is hoped
more of those empty houses in town
will be filled.
John Kelley of New Milford is at A.
E. Chappius'.
Miss Ohmen is visiting friends in
New Haven.
A. r. Humphrey and son have sus-
pended their work on the highways
owing TO recent. frost and storms.
Homer HOLSTER is visiting in town.
Walter Welton is home from StOrrS'
college for short vacation.
We regret to learn that the soldier
boy of Warren, William Reid, is in
the hospital at Chicamauga with a
broken leg and other injuries received
while exercising in drill on horseback.
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EAST MORRIS,

JOHN N. RAYS HOUSE BURNED.
People from out of town will be sur
prised to learn that the residence of
John Newton Ray was burned to the
ground, recently. John was unable to
save but small portion of his furni-
ture. Report says that he has a new
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An entertainment with dancing was
given at the parish rooms, last We'd
nesday evening. Freeman's orchestra
furnished the music.
Another Car of coal arrived for A. N.
WoOlson, last week.
Mrs Eliza Hotchkiss is confined at
her home with sprained ankle.
The Center school was closed at noon,
Friday, on account Of the storm.
A few sleighs made their appearance,
to test the travelling on run
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One of the farmers of the Pitch
district, Franklin Richards by name,
says almost all his corn crop was de-
stroyed by deer this year. This is
country, although several deer have
been seen.
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HULL'S HILL AND VICINITY.

Thanksgiving passed very quietly;
hardly the usual number of gatherings.
Ole B. Oleson was brought to his
fathers, sick, Thursday. DR. Green
was called, and on Friday he was taken
to the New Haven hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Buckingham are board
ing in Waterbury, where he is at
work.
Mr.. Brady has rented his tenement
house to F. Decker.
John B. Roswell has returned to his
old place, to keep house by himself.
0. B. Johnson has sold his oxen to
Out-of-town parties.
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STEPNEY.

Don't forget the sociable at Stephen
French's this( Friday)evening. A pea
nut hunt will be one of the attractions
of the evening.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SOUTHBURY.

RURAL DELIVERY MAIL MEN WILL
KEEP WARN.
Alfred Platt and Walter Hickok,
the rural delivery mail men, are out
with new mail wagons, all enclosed,
which will be very comfortable for the
men through the cold weather. The
local public are fortunate in having so
accommodating mail men as Mr. Platt
and Mr. Hickok. Long live rural free
delivery.
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Dress Patterns,
Wool and
..
Cotton.

Full Dress Patterns of stylish ma
terials, plain and fancy goods, all wool
and silk and wool, iblack and colored;