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TRUMBULL.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,

Pastor Thomas has been giving a
series Of sermons on the Lord s Prayer,
and last Sunday reached the eight
number, considering the limit of
our plea for forgivess, ''Forgive us
our debts as we forgive our debtors. -
At the evening service the subject was
announced 'Paul's Great Discovery"
which appeared to be his art of con-
tentment.
On Wednesday night, April %, the
monthly sociable OF the Endeavor So
ciety will be held. A miscellaneous
program of readings and music will be
rendered and light lunch served.
Mrs Samuel Ward has been taken to
a Sanitarium in the Adirondacks as a
a precautionary provision against con-
sumption. AS the disease has very
recently shown itself there are the
highest hopes of her complete recovery
in which everyone of her many friends
will sincerely rejoice.
Sunday evening the choir, assisted ty
Miss Mary Beach, Soprano Miss Edythe
Nichols, alto, and Miss Mile Burton,
pianoist, will give Lorenz's Easter
Cantata "Priest and King" This
consists of solos, duets trios ladies
quartets, mixed quartets, quintets.
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Bridgeport, HOS MainSt.

The service begins at 7.3O. The order
of service will be as follows:
Doxology.
Invocation.
Quartet, "Sing unto the Lord.''
Scripture Reading. Ps. y: l-19
Hymn.
Prayer.
Scripture Reading, Heb 4: 14-l9; 5:
ITO; Mark IL: l, 10.
Quartet, "Blessed is He that COM
eth.''
Scripture Reading, Mark ii: 32-42.
Soprano solo and quartet, "Memories
Of Galilee."
Scripture Reading, Mark Is: 1921.
Alto solo and quartet, "Must Jesus
bear the cross?'
Scripture Reading, Heb. II: LA.
Duet and quartet for WOmen'S voices
"Behold the Lamb
Scripture Reading, Rom. II: Is.
Quartet, cat the Cross
Scripture Reading, Mark 16: ALL.
Quartet, "Angels rolled the rock
away"
Scripture Reading, 1st Cor. Is: 1928.
Quartet, 'Crist our Passover
Scripture Reading, Acts. 1:l-11.
Chorus, Lift up your heads.
Scripture Reading, Rev.19: 1l-l6.
Chorus, clark, ten thousand harpS.' u
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PLATTSVILLE.
PERSONAL NEWS JOTTINGS

PERSON AL NEWS JOTT1NGS.
Charles Perkins has recently leased
the Andrew Jennings place and moved
his family there.
Mrs G. Fl. Perkins is visiting her
mother, Mrs John Smith, on Holland
Hill.
Daniel p. Parrack of Aspetuck was a
guest, this week, of Mrand Mrs Albert
Buckley of Hoyden'S Hill,
Miles Gordon had the misfortune to
lose his horse, last week.
Frank Wade has leased Il farm from
HanfOrd Lyon at Rock Home and
moved his family there.
Hanford Lyon has moved on to his
tarm south OF Plattsville center.
Ambrose Marsh has bought the
Frank Wade farm.
w. j. Beardsley is painting all the
fence around the reservoir red.
w. E. Disbrow has bought the large
lot near his place, containing % acres,
Of Miss Edith SherWOC!
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MONROE.
CHURCH NOTES.

The Episcopal church sheds which
were badly wrecked by the severe wind
several weeks ago, are undergoing ex-
teEsive repairs at the hands Of Pnilo
Burr and son, Clarence.
The Y. P. S. @. E. meeting is held in
the COngrega tiOnal church every Sun
day. evening. Miss Ida NJ. Benedict
was the leader on Sunday last and Civ
ing" was the topic.
The Methodist Conference has as
signed Rev Mr. Sparkling to East Vii
lage and Zoar Bridge for the ensuing
year.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church held their annual
Wheeler, Monday afternoon. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Mrs E. NJ. Beardsley; vice president,
Mrs Albert Wheeler; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs Edward E. Curtiss.
The ladies of the Congrega tional
church are arranging for a sociable to
be held in the church parlorS, Friday
evening, April 25. There will be a
program and clam chowder. Supper
will be served from to9p. Look fol
full particulars next week:
The dance at the Town hall took
place, Thursday evening, with very
good attendance in spite OF the lowery
weather.
Zalmon S. Peck or Newtown, who
has recently returned home from Ten
nessee, has spent a few days with F.
W. Wheeler. Mr. Peck will be 80 years
old next month and bears his age re-
markedly we'll.
On Sunday last the little son, Brad
ford William, of Mr. and Mrs George
Hawley, was baptized at St Peters BY
Rev A. GOldSborough.
Mrs Whitney Walton and son who
have been spending some time at Al
bert Wheeler's, have returned home
to Ridgetield, N. J.
Word has been received in this place,
his former home, that Fred Norton of
Bridgeport, was quite seriously injur-
ed while working in the plush shop.
Messrs Charles Stevens and Ezra
Meeker spent Tuesday in Hartford.
Mrs Ida Stevens attended the Meth
odist Conference at Torrington, the
guest of her brother, Joseph Dikeman.
William Jones and Marshall Beach
have purchased Cutaway harrows
through the agent, E. C. Shelton.
Isaac Hubbell is clustering a house
for Henry Burr of Huntington.
Miss Carrie French, who has been
assisting Miss Annie Brooks during
the illness and death of her mother,
has returned home.
Miss Florence Clark was in the Park
City, Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Beardsley has return
ed home after visiting her sister in
Stratford.
Mrs Lobshier and son have spent a
few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
S. j. Kirk.
Miss Edith n. Curtiss is in Easton
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur f. Selleck.
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Tuesday, to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law.
Mrs Mahoney is able to be at her
work again in the shop.
DIN Shelton is unloading two tons
of fertilizer at the Depot.
Some very large trout are being
caught in the river, this spring.
Mrs Peet expects to move into Mrs
Kuhne's place about May l.
Mr. Turney is fitting up his house
ready to rent. He is putting in new
windows. Irving Dayton is doing the
work.
Rev S. H. Bray moved to his new
appointment, Wednesday. Edward
Hawley moved his household goods.
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WARREN.
GRANGE JOTTINGS.

Wednesday. April 9, the Grange held
very pleasant anniversary meeting,
though the weather kept many at
home, much to the regret of all.
Invitations have been given out for
the reception of the bride and groom,
Mr. and Mrs Ralph umphrey,at their
future home, the old Curtiss homestead
on Town Hill, for Friday afternoon,
April Is, from 2 till 10 p. m.
News came on Saturday of the death
of DR. J. N. Russell of Waterbury, who
was we'll known and highly esteemed
by many friends here. lie married his
present wife in Warren, Miss Flora
Sacket.
Mrs Sarah Sacket has returned to
her home here after spending the win
ter with friends in Stockbridge, Mass.
Miss Geneva Peters left town on
Monday, April IA, for a visit to her
brother and friends in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ezra Thompson has moved into the
cottage of Selectman FOrestelle near
the pond.
Mrs William Forestele and three
daughters returned from Bridgeport,
last week, where they had been since
December. Miss Mary McGrath Of
Bridgeport, Mrs Forestelle'S sister, is
her guest.
Editor A. p. Smith of THE BEE was
the guest on Saturd ~ of Selectman
William FOrestelle.
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SOUTHPORT.

Charles 4. Edwards has taken po-
sition in Bristol in the ice business.
Mr. and Mrs J. U. Strong entertain
ed his brother from New Haven, over
Sunday.
Randall Atwood and Miss Katie re-
Gently visited their sister, Miss Zana,
at their aunt's, Mrs NJ. S. Atwood's.
Mrs Henry Leavenworth, mother of
Mrs George L. Minor, is caring for her
during her illness.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Benjamin and
son, Dick, also Miss Stella Curtiss, are
guests of their mother. Mrs NJ. H.
Curtiss.
Mrs George L. Minor has been quite
i'll for several days, but is: now some
what better. DR. Rodger attends.
Austin Hine, Jr., has been quite in
diiposed.
Hrrleyy f. Warner has a new hired
man.
Mrs NJ. S. Atwood and Mrs J. U.
Strong were in the Brass City, last
Saturday.
Thomas Wolcott is to move to the
Merritt Wheeler farm.
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OUR NEIGHBORS-
STEPNEY.
LECTURE BY CHAPLAIN JONES.

Rev II. w. Jones, D. D., chaplain of
time was pastor of the Baptist church
at Stepney, has consented to lecture
at that church ON Tuesday, April y.
The title OF the lecture will be "Un-
der Fire. This lecture has been
given to crowded houses In the largest
cities OF our country, as we'll as Eng
land, France, Portugal and all the
Western Islands. 1t Is thrilling from
start to finish and holds the audience
spell bound by the relating, OF the oar
Ing deeds performed by the men DE-
hind the guns. Chaplain Jones was
on board the battleship, Texas, during
our war with Spain and took part IN
all OF the ENGAGEMENTS that noble snip
participated in, she being In IL hgnts
In all, and beside these sea battles, the
chaplain was the only naval chaplain
who took part In any land nghts; ne
being in two. Rev Thomas Dixon,
Jr., who Is one OF the greatest, l! not
the greatest, platform orator OF the
present day, says of Chaplain Jones:
s'IIis descriptive powers are marve
lous, and he cannot fail to prove a
great success wherever he gives this
lecture" Then beside having the OPP
pOrtunity of listening to this moSi
popular lecture, those who care to Will
have an opportunity to purchase one
books entitled, "a Chaplain's Expert
ence Ashore and Afloat." This bool
has had tremendous run, and retail'
at 1925, but the chaplain has arranged
with his publishers to allow. the bool
to be sold to his old church friends 70
500 and the entire profits above tn
cost OF the book and freight Will D.
given to the church. 1T contains
great deal Of matter pertaining to TN,
chaplain's passionate at Stepney, muci
those knowing the parties WRITER
of will enjoy the book immensely
Come and hear this celebrated lecture
Doors open at 7.3O, lecture to CON
mence at O'Clock sharp. Price of &C
mission, 20 cents; children, half price
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is visiting her mother.
p. r. Hubbell has just finished get
tinv ont the frame Of G.. S. Everett S
new barn. 1t is to be 24x40 feet.
Leslie L. Burr is laying out tennis
court near his home.
II. c. Banks, who has been in wa,
terbury through the winter, returned
to his place at Cutters Farms, TINS
week. Charles Hawley moved his
goods from the Depot:
Misses Amelia and Eliza Osborne
have been improving their farm, this
spring, by having the brush cut aboul
the fences. Oliver -. Bennett mas
been doing.the work.
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REDDING.

Rev G. A. Viets, having fully recov-
cred from his recent attack of grip, re-
turns to Redding, this week, with his
family, for another year Of service at
the Methodist church.
Mrs Vets, with her children, has
been resting for few days at the
hon of Ter parents. Fhey returned
home, Thursday of this week.
Rev Mr. Niets will preach his open
ing sermon next Sunday, April 20.
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WATERTOWN.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Mrs Catherine Seymour and grand
son, Merwin Brown, of Terryville, WIS.,
tied friends in town, Monday.
Work will soon be commenced on the
road from the Brick Store up by the
watering tank.
Friday, April II, a daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs John Weiss.
Mrs James Magee died, Saturday, at
the home of her nephew, James Rud-
man, in Woodbury.. The funeral took
)lace Tuesday, at O'Clock, from the
1ouse. The interment was in Water
town.
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SOUTHBURY.
THE STREET AND VICINITY.

THE STREET AND VICINITY.
Oscar Amber has so far recovered
as to be able to work again
Miss Augusta Stiles spent a few
days in New Haven.
Several Southbury people attended
the wedding in South Britain. last
week.
Miss Mamie Condor is at the New
York hospital.
several days with their daughter in
WATERFOWL.
Mrs John Norris has returned from a
visit with friends in Milford.
Miss Jessie Sanford's brothers from
Redding visited her on Sunday.
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GIT TURNED OUT TO BE

the right thing for me-" writes Mr. J..
B. Macpherson, of Baltimore. II re-
fer to a new medicine named Calcura
Solvent. was all torn to pieces with
dyspepsia and torpidSliver, and in less
than three months l was as sound as
ship just launched. 1t is prepare
ton worthy of the man who discovered
It, DR. David Kennedy, Kennedy Row,
Kingston, n. Y"
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THEY SECURED FIRSTPREMIUMs

The new Leroy Plows" were awarded frs
premiums at all the leading County Fairs IL
best plows that high grade material and ex
pert mechanics can build. They are ''easy Il
draw and easy to hold" made in ali Size
and styles and every pillow is guaranteed a.
represented. You will find many new and i'm
portant improvements over the older makes
Call and see them at H. w. Woodrutf's, Wash
ington Depot. Conn.,
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LYONS PLAINS.
LOCAL ORA MATICS


The young people of the place will
will give the play among the Break
ers" on Thursday evening, April24. 1t
was given very successfully last Sum-
mer and is now repeated by request.
The affair will be held in the church
parlors, where a supper will be served.
A omission 10 cents. IT stormy, the
first fair evening.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs Frank Lyon on Thursday after
noon. -, -.
Oscar Davis, who has been III Tor
some time, is slowly improving.
Henry Nichols spent a few days
home, this week.
Miss Minnie Williams and Miss Carl
ton, both of Ridgetield, spent Sunday
with John Williams and family.
A number from here attended the
entertainment given in Grange hall
Nortield, on Wednesday evening.
Frederick Silliman, wife and son, anc
Homer Godfrey and wife, all of Bridge
port. spent Sunday at l.. K. Hoyt's.
Mrs Thomas TreadWell entertained
party of friends at her home on Mon
day evening.
Miss Emma Davis and friend and AL
bert williams and wife, all of West
port, spent Sunday with relatives here
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THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.

THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.
Mrs James r. Jennings is in quite
feeble health.
Miss Elsie Sherwood of Burr street
has been the guest of the Misses Brad
ley.
Mr. Buddington of Bridgeport has
visited at his uncle's, David Booths.
Mrs William o. Bailey, who has liv-
ed in this place since last August, Wis
tied the Park City for the first time,
last Friday.
Allen IT. Jennings has recently pur-
chased horse of Green's Farms par
| ties.
Oscar P. Smith, member of Com
pany of the IL Cavalry, doing service
in the Philippine Island, has just noti-
fed his parents, Mr. and Mrs Isaac
Smith, that he twas promoted to the
office of sergeant Of his company.
N. Holmberg of Fairfield has leased
the Alonzo Staples place and moved
there.
George Stieb has moved into the
Franklin Banks tenement house neal
Cross Highway.
The Country club are soon to erect
a large building on their property tt
be used for their social gathering anc
for the fair exhibits.
Lewis Hitler has leased the Camp
bell place.
Miss Adelia Hubbell, who has beer
spending the winter in Syracuse, N
Y, returned this week, to her home
Miss Sallie Hubbell, her niece, is stay
ing with her.
Mr. and Mrs n. w. Ogden very pleas
antly entertained Mr. and Mrs Fl. NJ
Smith Of Newtown, last Monday.
Leroy Patrick and family returned
last week, from two weeks stay will
friends in Ridgetield.
A very pleasant surprise party wa
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Wakeman on Center street, las
Tuesday evening.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
CHURCH WORK.

Rev DR. Canes subjects forne Sun
day, April 20, will be as follows: In the
morning at 1915, ''The Gospel Accord
ing to you;' and in the evening at
745, "Suggestions from the House.
cleaning Season.
Large congregations listened to d.
Cane, last Sunday morning and even
ing. ga Model Old Testament Chris
tian," and "The Power of Great Pur
pose" were his subjects.
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BRANCHVILLE.

PERSONAL NOTES OF INTEREST,",
Henry Wood has moved his family
to Ball Hill.
Mrs John Gould is in poor health.
Ira Mead and wife are nicely settled
in the Williams place.
Earle Smith has recovered from his
severe illness.
The rumor is that Richard Q. Ben
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-04-18
EASToN

f. G.. Heaublein is 1.-THE agent for all
kinds of Bowker's fertilizers, the pri,
ces ranging from 1913 to $40 a ton.
Leave your order early and it will be
promptly attended to.
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REDDING.

Percy ID. Rogers of Bridgeport has
been quite i'll with pneumonia. His
mother, Mrs Rogers, who has been
with him, has returned home, as he is
some better.
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TOWN TOPICS.
WAX FLOOR PAINT.

Health demands that every floor, in
every house be painted with Wax Floor
paint. 1t is the perfect article fol
your floors and porches.-[The E. c.
Platt Co.
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a spring cough Is something to be
abhorred- is dangerous, annoying and
aggravating. Why not cure it now
and be done with it? Ramon's English
Cough Syrup will do it-one bottle
gives you more relief than one can even
hope for. Only 25c. H. E. Mott,
Newtown; S. c.. Bull & Co., Sandy
Hawley, Sherman; E. A. Honan, Cay
louisville.
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nett will move to the old homestead.
Mr. Bennett and family will be made
very welcome by his many friends.
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An Extraordinary Purchase of
EnnbrOiderieS !

There's story behind it, but suffice it tell you they
way at average cost of third usual prices
Fourteen thousand seven hundred and seventyfve yards
of Cambria Nainsook and Muslin Hamburg Embroderes go
sale to-day at prices that have been equaled
Never such bargains offered in this region.
Cean perfect goods, in short lengths from 10 yards
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-04-18

Drive out that rheumatism with
Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil, and be
sure it's the genuine Ramon's. H.
E. Mott, Newtown; S. c. Bull & Co.,
Sandy Hook; S. j. Parks, Trumbull:
p. A. Honan, Gaylordsville; w. Il.
HaWley, Sherman.
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New roofs are being placed on the
cottage of Charles F. Beardsley.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.

The annual meeting of the Congre-
acknowledgment was held, Wednesday
evening, in the church .parlors. A
bountiful lunch was served by the la
dies of the church and then the bust
ness reports were read: The following
officers were elected: Deacon, w: w.
Sherman; deaconess, Mrs D. c. Ben
nett; trustee, G. G. Durant; treasurer
of the church, w. F. Leigh; treasurer
of benevolent funds, A. H. Knox;
music committee, Mrs G. H. Hickok,
H. w. Woodman. G. E. Beard; ushers,
w. H. Hickok, F. E; Judson, II. M.
| foot, j. H. Reid. The former commit
tee upon pledges for the special fund
was reappointed, also the old commit
tee on visitation.
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Grass seeds of all kinds, Timothy,
Clover, Red Top at lowest prices. at
r. H. Beers & Co.'S.
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THE LATE TRUMAN FAVERAU.

Truman P. Faverau, who died at his
home in Easton, last week, was for
merly resident of this village. COM
ing here from his native home in
Sherman. He was a veteran of the
Civil war and made good record as
soldier in the ranks. He enlisted on
December 80, 1863 and was assigned tt
Company X, Second Regiment, Con
necticut Volunteers, Heavy Artillery
He was transferred, January 16, '65,
to Company D, 10th Regiment of the
Veterans Reserve Corps. He was
wounded in the battle at Petersburg.
Va, June 20, ga. Mr. Faverau had
many friends here and was much re-
spected among his fellow veterans
The Grand Army are fast marching
on to the great reunion.
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BETHEL.
MRS ELIZA J. EVANS.


Mrs Eliza j. Evans, widow of the
late John Evans, died at her home on
South Street, Monday afternoon, after
a short illness. The deceased will be
missed in the neighborhood where she
had resided nearly all her married life,
and where a family Of children has been
reared and enjoyed Ia pleasant home.
The surviving family are three daugh-
tiers, Mrs Edward Howard of Danbury,
Martha and Hattie at home, and Ar
chibald r., John R., residents OF Beth
ell, Howard in Danbury, David in New
town; also two brothers, Thomas Nc
Corkel of Danbury, and John McCork-
ell of this place. Mrs Evans was &c
years old and had been a member of
the Congregational church for nearly
Al years. She was good mother and
a Christian woman whom all respected.
The funeral services were held at the
home on South street, Wednesday af'
ternoon, Rev Henry l.. Slack, her pas
tor, conducting the services.
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Special in mems working shirts, at
35c each-every shirt worth half dol
lar this week only, at r. H. Beers &
ca s
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-04-18

TO company -, lOUn Regiment OF Une
Veterans Reserve Corps: He was
Va, June 20, ga. Mr. Faverau had
many friends here and was much re-
spected among his fellow veterans.
The Grand Army are fast marching
on to the great reunion.
Try the Blue Ribbon blend Of coffee
at Merchant Stephen French's.
+. NJ. Garfield and son are newly
painting j. Colcy Fields house. Mr.
CanHeld also has the contract for
painting Charles F. Nichols house.
Edwards S. Beardsley sold his pair
OF four-year-old steers to birmingham
another pair Of a party in Huntington.
Mrs William Dayton, who has been
quitelill, is now improving.
Last Saturday, as Mrs Sarah Leaven-
worth Of Blanket Meadow went out to
feed her chickens, she Slipped and fell
breaking her hip. The doctor was I'M
able to set it.
Preaching service will be held at the
Baptist church, Sunday evening. a
cordial invitation Is extended to all to
attend.
Prayer meetings conducted by Rev
+. p. Braman, next week, will be held
at Lower Stepney schOOlhOuse, Tues
day evening at 7.3O; Wednesday even
ing at church, 7.3O: Thursday evening.
HattertOwn schOolhOuse, at 7.3O.
C., L. Smalley was in Bridg. port,
Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Craft of Long Hill was
guest over Sunday Of Miss Clara Can
dee.
G. W.,Terrill sold a fine pair of Dew
on oxen 10 f. II. Reed of Stratford,
Wednesday.
William Hoyt Of Norwalk is spend
ing a few dayslat G. w. Edwards.
B. Hawley & Co. have just erected a
new sign board near their store.
Stephen French and Andrew Curtis
were In Bridgeport, Wednesday.
Mrs M. L. Miller and two children
OF Mr. and Mrs w. w. Porter, all of
Der OF weeks with Mr. and Mrs Charles
Hawley, and returned to their home in
New York, Saturday.
Jacob Block, who has rented the
Bennett place the past year, has NOV
ed his family to Bridgeport.
Joseph Weiner of New York has
leased the Bennett place and has NOV
ed in.
Mrs George Burritt called on many
OF her friends In town, last Tuesday.
George Edwards has been grading
Miss M. f. Seeleys lawn, the past
week.
Mrs Ida Stevens and daughter of
Stevenson were guests, Wednesday, of
Rev and Mrs Dikeman.
Fl. f. Logan drives a new horse, re-
Gently purchased OF Carlton Joyce.
Mr. and Mrs Wheeler Bassett OF Red
ding were guests, Wednesday. of Mr.
II. E. Logan OF Velvet street.
Mrs George Coley is again quite sick
and under care of DR. Hill.
Miss Hattie French and Miss Emily
Seeley have been in Danbury, guests
Of Mrs William TOmlinson.
Mrs Allen OF Norwalk is spending a
few days with his father, Benajah
Peet.
The Methodist people and other
friends Of Rev Mr. Dikeman gave MIN
sAreceptiOn at the church on Wednes-
day evening, thus expressing their
pleasure at his return to this place for
the coming year.
Mrs Moses Hull has been in Bridge
port, the guest of her daughter, Mrs
arthur Morgan.
Miss Lillian johnson of Manchester
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Wash Silks.
Another lot OF pretty Wash Silk Just re-
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Taylor, Curtis & Co. have an excel
lent line of carpet samples from a first
class house and can till orders prompt
ly