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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

MONTGOMERY. Ala. November f.
Alabama Democrats to-day elected solii
Democratic delegation to Congress. and re-
elected Governor William D. jerks by 4
majority of about 25,O00 over John A W
Smith, Republican. The negro voters al
most entirely remained away from thu
polls. the Republican State convention
having proclaimed lilly white party
Tho vote was very light.
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Surry-.

SUFFOLK. VA, November 4.-tSpe-
ciail-Four precincts in Surry county give
Maynard 267; Hughes 81. Impossible to
get further results tonight
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camnheII County.

IYNCHBURG. VA, November 4.-(Spe-
cial)-Lynches Campbell county)-Glass,
co. for uncxpired term, 60 for full term;
McTier, s, Graham, 2; Halsey, for State
Senator. IS.
Concord, Campbell county)-Glass, 81
majority for unexpired term, 10 for full
term; Halsey, IS.
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Prince William.

MANASSAS, VA. November 4.-(Spe-
cial)-A very light vote polled through
Inc county. Manassas Precinct gave
Rixev. 1854; Skinker, IS. R.Seys majority
in county will be from 600 to 700.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
A1leEh1ny.

CLIFTON FORGE, VA, November A.
Allegheny county gives Flood 200 ma
jcrity.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 4.-Late re-
turns from remote districts show tall
ing off In the Odell vote. Oneida county
gave Coler a plurality Of 142, a Repuori-
can loss Of sos. and this reduced Odeii S
estimated plurality to $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
Russell.

LEBANON, VA, November 4.-(Special)
Rhea's majority in Russell county Is
about 375; Scott county is reported to
have gone rs for Rhea.
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the figures, gives Flood 264 majority,
Democratic gain for Flood over his vote
received IN 1900 Of go In Rockbridge alone.
Flood will come to the top Of the noun
tain with 1900 majority from this side.
which Is estimated as follows: Rock
bridge. 80: Staunton. 200: Allegheny. 200:
Augusta. $50; Botetourt, 500; Highland. Is;
Bath, 20.
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FAREWELL.

TAZEWELL, VA, November 4.-(Spe-
cial)-Seven precincts heard from Indicate
a Republican majority of about 300 for
the county. Walkers majority over Rhea
was 1,21S.
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GreeneSVille.

EIPORIA, VA, November 4.--tSpeclal)
Southall's majority in Beltield and hicks
ford precincts of this county Is To-. NO
other precincts have been heard from.
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Gloucester

GLOUCESTER c. H. VA, November A
.Spectal,l-There were quiet elections and
: small vote throughout the county. as
follows:
Tabh's store-Jones So; Coles. Is
Hickory Forks-Jones. Il. Coles, So.
Gloucester Courthouse-Jones 90; Coles,
B5
sassafras-Joaes 81: Coles. I.
Belroi--Jones, 20; Coles 3.
Achilles-Jones. 101; Coles. Is.
Hayes Store-Jones. SO; Coles, go.
Woods Cross Roads-Jones 81. Coles, z.
Trevillians-Jones, 40; Coles. =.
Dragon Ordinary-Jones, a; Coles, 4.
Hornett's Nest-Jones. "a; Coles, none.
Thirty negroes voted at Gloucester
Totals-Jones, 625; Coles, 167. Jones ma
joriry in county. ass
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Bedford.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, November A.
Especial -Total vote. 206 of which Glass
received 1872 and Graham 81; total regis
tration of city, 4S0.
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Sussex.

WAEERLY. VA. November 4.-(Spe-
cial.) "A small vote was polled in Sussex
to-day Waverly gives Southall SO and
Vaughan s. Southan has carried Sussex
by about 80 majority.
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FREDERICKs HALL. VA, Nover1b

FREDERICKS HALL. VA, November
Observation-Disclosures in Louisa most
quiet ever held few negroes offering
to vote Very light vote polled. From
ineagre returns Rixey. Democrat, has car
lied the county by an increased majority.
over his Republican opponent, Skinker.
RiXeys majority at redericks Hall is
Sc. Sknker only received votes.
Cuckoo Precinct-RiXey "a; Skinker, S.
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Isle of Wight.

SUFFOLK. VA, November 4.-(spe-
acknowledgement, $50; Hughes,
l4o
Isle of Northumberland, 7T75; Hughes,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

NEW YORK, November 4-The city Oh
Greater New York. which last year elect
ed a Fnsionist to the mayoralty, returned
RI the Democracy to-day and rolled ul
one of its old-tine majorltles Tor tna'
party. Locally, the candidates voted Aoi
were three justices of the Supreme Cour {,
ten members of the national house OF
Representatives, twenty-one State seha-
tors. and sixty-two State assemblymen.
In Kings county Sheriff and in Queens
a District Attorney were elected. Coler :
plurality for Governor in the city was
well above 100000.
From the State the returns show that
Edward 3. Amend. Vernon NJ Davis, and
Edward E. Mccall, the Tammany Demo
cratic candidates, were elected to the SUI
preme Court bench by pluralities ranging
from 10000 to 10000. Tsreir opponents
were William A. keener, Alfred Steckler
and Ernest Hail. who were appointed t.
the Supreme Court by Governor Odell to
fill vacancies. Keener and Steckler were
nominated by both the Republicans ano
the Greater New York Democrats and
Hall by the Republicans. The Greater
New York Democracy placed John De-
Witt Warner in nomination for the office
against Mr.. Hall and the Tammany can
didates. a
REMARKABLE CHANGE.
The forecast to-day showed remark
able change of feeling from last year,
when Mayor Low carried New York coun.
ty by about 5000
The reversal of the vote in Kings coun-
ty was equally noteworthy. Last year
Low carried the county by more than
24.OOO. while the unofficial returns to-
night gave Coler 26.546 plurality. and in
dictate that William E. Melody Demo.
craft for Sheriff had won from Adolph L.
Kline Republican) by about the same
figures.
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hDDornnttox,

APPOMATTOx, VA, November 4.-(Spe-
cial)-Flood carried Appomattox by 500
majority.
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GrnySOn.

INDEPENDENCE. VA, November A.
(SpeciaL)-Grayson county gives Swanson
167 ma iOritN
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Franklin.

ROCKY MOUNT. VA. November a.
Special)-Swansons estimated majority
in Franklin county is 500. Enough pre-
cincts have been heard from to make this
reliable.
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Charlotte.

cial)-Glass, Il; Graham, 10. Very small
vote.
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RnckhridCc.

LEXINGTON. VA. November 4.-(Spe-
cial.)-Rockbridg county, including Bue-
ma VISTA with three precincts to hear
from, which will not materially change
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Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. November A.
tsPeciai)- Newport News Maynard
Ii'cmocraD '92: Hughes Republican, 2S3:
nan tSocialisuc Democracy "a; Virgins.
IL Maynards plurality,
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS. O., November fat
o'clock the Republican State committee
estimated their plurality in Ohio al mort
than 100000 Il gain of between $4,000 ans
10000 over last year. The Democratic
Central Committee made no claims on thu
State ticket, but claimed a gain of Con
greSSmen.
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Shenandoah.
yuooDsTocK w. Novenber.

WOODSTOCK, w., November 4.-(spe--5
ciai.)-Twenty-three precincts out OF
twenty-eight in Shenandoah county give
DR.. q, Hoffman, Republican nominee
for Congress from the Seventh Congress.
sional District OF Virgins. fourteen ms
3ority over Hon James Hay. OF ladisoh
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Republicar). The county will go Demo-
cratic by $50 or 300
STUART. VA, 4Jovember 4.-(Special)
Present indications are that Patrick coun-
ty will give Swanson (DemocraD ma
1or1ty OF 800 over Davis (Republican).
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Bath and Highland.

HOT SPRINGS, VA. November A.
Especial bath county gives Flood
Oem.) 3O2: Lyons (Rep.). $50. Highland
county-Flood (Dem.), 270; Lyons (Rep.).
255.
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Giles,

HARRISBURG, VA, November 4.-(Spe-
cial)-Gles will not give Rhea more IMAM
125 majority. a fall off of $50.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
Pittsylvania.

DANvILLE. VA, November 4-(spe-
cial. THE election returns from TINS ols-
trict show Hon. Claude A. Swanson elect
ed to succeed himself as Congressman py
large majority. Mr.. John swanson,
brother of the Congressman. claims me
dfstsict by a majority Of 4.5oo In THIS
city the vote stands as follows: swanson
] $50: Davis Jos; Dickerson. 81. rms makes
Mr.. Swanson's majority in the CITY wa
In the county the fifteen precincts
heard from out OF a total of forty-elght
give Swanson a majority Of 1874 EAR es
Inmates based upon these returns woulu
indicate a majority in the county Tor me
Democratic candidate Of about ZOO.
Governor Montague passed through the
CITY this morning en- route for Stokesiand
Precinct. where he cast his voted ior MI:
swanson. The Governor stopped over
here between trains on his return Trip
and dined He was the guest or Mr.. w.
II. Lipscomb.
CHATHAM, VA, November 4:-lspe-
c;al )-Returns coming in slowly, Twelve
precincts give Swanson 9oS; DAVIS, 49,
Dickinson, 135.
Indica lions are that every county III Tue
district has gone Democratic except
FLOYD swanson's majority in the district
is 1900.
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Craig.

NEW CASTLE. VA. November a.
Especial -Four precincts in Craig give
Rhea 103 majority: estimated majority
for Rhea $50. About half OF the registered
vote was polled.
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NiddIcscs County.

SToRM0NT. IA. November 4-(Spc-
-iaI1-Thc election passed Off quietly. The
Democratic vote was the smallest ever
pnllcd in this county. The following is the
vote by precincts: Jamaica-Jones, -;
Coles. 81
ssluda-Jones.t Coles. es.
Free Shade-Jones. &c: Coles. 10.
Sandy Bouom-Jones. ii: Coles, %.
Total for Jones. 351; Coles, l4s
Jones' majority. 2oS; total votes cast,
1s7: total registered votes. 1867
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
Lee.

PENNINGTON GAP, VA, November 4.
Especial. Lee county gives from last in
formation obtainable, Slemp 275 majority.
Wise.
BIG STONE GAP, VA, November A.
Special.)-Slemp's majority In Wise coun-
ty is $50, with three precincts to hear
f1o This may possibly be reduced to
500. At the last election General Walker.
Repu. ican, carried this county by over
SCI over Judge Rheu. The election went
off quietly. all over the county. There
was sl:,a: disturbance at East Stone
Gap.
Scott.
GATE CITY, VA, November 4-(spe-
ciaL)-With four Republican precincts to
hear from Scott county gives Slemp 36
majority. His majority will be over 100.
The last two years the Democrats carried
the county by 25O. The Democrats faileo
to turn out.
Russell
CLEVELAND, VA, November 4.-(spe-
cial)-Russell county estimated ABOUT 300
majority for rthea. Democratic candidate
for Congress in Ninth District
Lee.
BIG STONE GAP, VA. November a.
(Snecial)-Colonel Slemp has carried Lee
county by about 800 majority.
Wythe.
WYTHEvILLE, VA. November A.
Special -Wytheville gives Rhea 2o9 ma
jority. County goes for slemp by co.
Rhea carried Wythe two years ago by
eos.
Pulaski.
PULASKI. VA, November Al Specially
Complete re.ia bic returns from his scoun-
sty indicet Is a majority OF q for slemp,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

The $4,000 bond issue for the permanent
Improvement of the streets failed to carry
by q narrow margin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, November
4.-(special.)- Congressm James Hays
plurality over DR.. Hoffman in this city is
about 500.
The county will give him about 1850
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democrats win Assemb1ymen.

All told the Democrats won four assem-
bly, districts in New York county. ana
among them the Ninth, where William >.
Devery's candidate. Richard Butler. was
elected. The Democrats ;lso won TWO
state Senate districts in New 1ork coun-
.tv. the Nineteenth and the twenty
second, the former returning j. W. rus
sell and the latter Charles +. McCleiAaho'
The Republicans lost nine assenlplsi'ieli
n Kinps county. the Democrats captur-
inc the Fourth, Fifth. Sixth. Tenth,
Eleventh. Twelfth, Thirteenth. Twentieth
ard Twenty-frst districts
Figures from the congressional dlstrlcts
in the State gave the delegation as TWEEN
tv Republicans to seventeen Democrats.
The present State representation IS t"eh-
tv-two Republicans to twelve Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

Elizabeth City-Maynard. $40: Hughes,
l43; Hall, 6; Virgins, 10. Maynard's ma
jority, ies.
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GOV, 0DELL AGAIN,
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

ties. New York and Kings counties did
al. that had been expected of them by the
Democrats and even more. for the former
gave Coler approximately $1,000 more than
Odell. and Kings, Mr.. Coler's home coun-
ty. went .enocratic by -5,C00. Queens
and Richmond were counted to raise the
total to 120,vvu. The first returns showed
Republican losses in the upstate coun-
ties, but as the night wore on estimates
made it appear that Oiell would come
to the Bronx with from 1So0 W to $4,000,
which would elect him by from 10000 to
L, co.,
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A Notable Change.

Unofficial figures on the vote for Con-
eressmen in New York county up to II 80
ade it appear that the Democrats had
elected all of their. candidates In the coun-
ty. Perhaps the most notable change was
in the newly-formed Thirteenth District,
which was supposed to be Republican by
from 5000 to 1000. but which gave plu-
rality for Francis Burton HARRISON.
Democrat, Mr.. Harrison made an active
canvass He was supported by both Tam
many and the Greater New York Demo
cracy. William Randolph Hearst, pro-
p1ietor of the New York American. was
elected from the Eleventh District. 9th
ers elected to the national House from
New York county are. Timothy D. Sui
livan,, formerly State senator and one
Of the best-known of the Tammany lead
ers, and Henry NJ. Goidfogle, who beat
Charles Adler. formerly Republican as
scmblyman from the Eighth District
This district was carried for assembly
ran by the Democrats to-day. their can
6idate. Isidor Cohn. having fair plural1-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

The Republicans carried Ohio by next II
above 10000 had been predicted. but par
tial returns indicate that it will greatly
exceed that figure. At the same time
the Republicans on returns UP to mid
night made no gain in Ohio congress
men. and are likely to lose one. Th,
present Ohio delegation in Congress con
sists of seventeen Republicans and fou!
Democrats, and the returns show sixteel
Republicans. and four Democrats elected
with the Twelfth District IN doubt
At midnight Chairman Dicks said: Re
turns to this hour do not change our esti
have carried all districts now represented
in Congress by Republicans. with the pos
sible exception of the Twelfth and /,
it's place we have probably carried thu
Thirteenth District"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

COLUMBUS, O., November AT
Q. clock Chairman Dick gave out a state
ment. claiming plurality OF more tina:
100000 in the State and seventeen. ant
possibly eighteen, Of the twenty-one OH,
congressman. In his statement he claim
ed the election of congressman In the.
Third. Twelfth. and Thirteenth districts
none of which were at that hour conceded
by Chairman CARRIER. of the Democratic
State Committee.
CINCINNATI. O.. November 4.-Cit,
returns complete. giving Laylin CRepuD
lican). for Secretary of State. 24.094 ma
jority indicates Republican majority
In Hamilton county Of nearly 80, 600.
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Patrick.

; STUART. VA, November Especially
The vote In this county to-day was small.
Four precincts heard from give swanson.
Democrat, d ma 3ori. y Of over DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
ARKANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. November A.
Less than 60 per cent of the normal vote
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.
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Pulaski.
VA Ne.,n..Aa

PULASKI. VA, November Al Specially
Complete re.ia Bile returns from this scoun-
sty indicet a mai oratys OF III for; slenp,
blican. over r heass Democrat for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

PENNINGTON GAP, VA, November 4.
Especial. )-Lee county gives from last in
formation obtainable, Slemp 275 majority.
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yVyt1le.

WYTHEVILLE, VA. November A.
Especial -Wytheville gives Rhea 200 ma
jority County goes for slemp by 80.
Rhea carried Wythe two years ago by
1Oo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

BIG STONE GAP, VA, November a.
(Special.)-Colonel Slcmp has carried Lee
county by about 800 majority
The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
NOR TIMER AVERY ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
ON SATURDAY BY HIS BROTHER-IN-
LAW, EUGENE F. MILLER.

Mortimer Avery, a young man ABOUT
20 years of age, was accidentally shot
on Saturday afternoon, by his brother
in-law, Eugene Miller, an energetic
and successful Taunton farmer. In
company with his brother-in-law,
Avery went shortly after dinner up
the Great Hill road leading to Dodg-
ingtown. 1t was suggested that the
gun should be taken along in case any
squirrels were seen. Just before the
accident a squirrel was discovered.
Miller fired at a squirrel in a tree. Tt
came to the ground. The men were
on opposite sides of the tree, and
both started to run for the squirrel in
order to secure it. In some way the
gun was accidentally discharged, and
Avery fell, wounded in the fleshy part
of the thigh. The left hand was pen
etrated by several shot. Horritied by
the accident, Miller took Avery in his
arms and carried him as far as Andrew
G. Moore's. Here the wounded boy
was placed on blanket and with Mr.
MOOre's help was carried to Mr.
Miller's home. Mrs Moore hastened
in advance of them to Mr. Miller's and
assisted in getting bed in readiness
for the sufferer. DR. A. L: Schuyler
was at once summoned and did what
he could.to make the young man COM
Portable. On Sunday Dfs Schuyler
md Gordon xuoro oraip at hic ha1cido
and after administering anasthetics,
removed as many of the shot as possi-
BILE. While any gunshot wound is
serious, it is believed Mr. Avery will
make speedy recovery. Mr. Miller
was naturally distressed over the acci-
dent. The young man takes the
accident philosophically but remarked
that he guessed he should have to miss
the Newtown and Danbury fairs.
The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03

DR. Warnes, the Bridgeport dentist,
says: "My hobby is crown and bridge
work; in this field l have no superior.
[ have always maintained a high
standard of excellence in both the i'm
portant respects of artistic appearance
and undoubted durability of my work.
With my perfect mechanical equip
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and teeth which for. artistic beauty
cannot be excelled in any metropolitan
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ronage by an intelligent, discrimina-
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The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03

In our last issue we failed to mention
the fact that II. f. Mott, Newtown;
S. G. Bull s. Co.. Sandy Hook; S. ].
Park, Trumbull; w. b. Hawley,
Sherman; E. A. Honan, Gaylordsville,
our leading druggists, have just re-
ceived another shipment of the famous
Ramon's English Cough Syrup. For
fall and winter coughs and colds it is
recommended as the best yet intro
duced here. Only 25c per bottle.
The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.


DIR A. L. sCHUYLER's OFFICE HOURS.
DR. A. L. Schuyler has rented the G.
F. Beardsley cottage, opposite the
Newtown Inn, and took possession Oc-
tober l. The office will be located over
the store Of R. H. Beers & Co. Office
hours to 9 a. M, to 2 p. M, and
to 8 p. m. Telephone and night calls
answered at the house.
The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03

Rev and Mrs 0. w. Barker and
Lloyd Barker leave next Tuesday for
Brooklyn where Mr. Barker will pass
his vaca tion with his father, Dea Ezra
D. Barker.
The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03

Editor r. II. Smith of The Thomas
ton Express has for a. few days past
been afflicted with a swelling on his
right thumb, originating in blister.
He refused to give up until last Friday,
the pain from same extending into his
arm has compelled him to remain at
The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03

Joe Knowlton, the White street
marketman, Danbury, is to have a
market on the Danbury Fair grounds
during fair week, where you can get
anything you wish in his line at the
same low price you would have to pay
at his market on White street.
The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03

Worshipful Master L. T. Briscoe of
Hiram lodge, F. & A. M, attended
state gathering Of Ma sons at Walling
ford, last week Thursday,
The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03

Joseph Nettleton of New Milford
was in town, Monday, assisting bis
brother, A. T. Nettleton, at the Saw
ings bank.
The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03
TRINITY PARISH.

Rev J. Fl. George and Henry
Hall left on Monday for Ogdensburg,
N. Y, for a two weeks sojourn. Mr.
George will be absent from his pulpit
two Sundays.
The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03

Mr. and Mrs Frank Drew will move
about November to the Baker cot
tage at Hawleyville, owned by S. A.
Blackman. They will begin the man
ufacture of lace curtains for the New
England Lace Curtain Co., of which
their son is proprietor.
The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03

Miss Rose Dillon of Stevenson was a
guest, last week, of Mrs Lawrence Tay-
lor of BotSford Depot.
The Newtown bee., 1902-10-03

Arthur D. Fairchild is recovering
after a tussle with painful felOn.
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Joseph Bradley has entered the
Union business college At. Bridgeport
for course of study.