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CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES.

CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES.
There was no service at the Metho-
dist church on Sunday morning or ev-
ening on account of the storm. On
Friday evening last the Christmas con-
cert was held at the church. Follow
ing is the program:
Anthem by choir.
Scripture reading.
Prayer.
Song by school.
Recitation, Fannie Wade.
Recitation, Lucy Disbrow.
Recitation, Sammie Lawirdson.
Recitation, Mamie Seigee.
Song by school.
Recitation, Mabel Marsh.
Recitation, Agnes Seeley.
Recitation, Minnie Smith.
Song by Miss Edith Sherwood's class.
Recitation, Alice Seigee.
Recitation, Erwin Edwards.
Recitation, Esther Wade.
Song, Lucy Disbrow.
Recitation, Esther Andrews.
Recitation, Harold Jennings.
Song by school.
Recitation, Daisy Knapp.
Recitation, Lizzie Smith.
Song by school.
Recitation, Florance Marsh.
Recitation, frankie Edwards.
Recitation, Fannie Andrews.
Song by school.
Recitation, Howard Wade. =
Recitation, Annie Smith.
Recitation, Walter Jennings.
Remarks by Rev J. J. Blythe.
After the program the children re-
ceived their gifts from the tree and by
the looks of some Of the faces, Old
Santa had guessed the right thing that
time.
Joshua Kent has moved back from
Bridgeport to his home on the Hill.
E. Seeley and family spent Christ.
mas in Weston at his daughters, Mrs
George Sturges'.
Mrs L. A. Beers has returned from a
months visit with friends in Stratforo
and Ansonia.
| Mrs William Disbrow entertained
her sisters and brother over Christ
mas.
Mr. and Mrs Eli Godfrey of Brooklyn
were in town, calling on friends, OF
Thursday.
]. w. Sherwood has had an addition
put on his house.
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a shopping trip to New York, last
Tuesday.
Will Hanford of Bridgeport spent
the holidays with his mother, Mrs
Minnie HanfOrd.
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GEORGETOWN.
A PLEASING WHIST PARTY.

PLEASING WHIST PARTY.
The Misses Miller gave whist par
ty, last Thursday evening, to a large
number of friends. A most enjoyable
evening was spent by all present. The
first prizes went to Miss Ella Perry and
Howard Castle. The consolation
prizes to Miss Mary Miller and Michael
COnnery.
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GREENFIELD HILL,

WHAT'S GOING ON.
Miss Sadie Bradley spent a part of
last week with friends in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs Fred C. Banks spent
Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs John
G. Lobdell.
Misses Edith and Ethel Merwin
spent part of last week with friends
in West Haven.
Miss Ruth Raymond of Black Rock
spent last week with friends in
Greenfield.
Eugene Godfrey, who recently lost
a leg through amputation, visited New
York, last week, and was measured for
new limb.
Miss Inez H. Hull of East North
field is spending the holiday season
with her parents. She is accompanied
by her friend, Miss Clutter.
Miss Mollie Morehouse has spent a
few days with friends in West Haven.
CHURCH BRIEFS.
Rev DR. Canes subjects for next Sum
day, January S, will be, in the morn
ing, "a Splendid Investment for 1902"
New Years sermon follow by reception
service and the Communion. Evening,
"Our Time Keeper"
First Endeavor meeting of 1902 at
Up. M, "That which comes first.'
Erva Brotherton was the leader.
The Christian Endeavor sociable at
the parsonage, Monday evening, was
attended by very large number of
the Endeavorers and the friends.
The preparatory address will be de.
livered next Friday evening. A bust
ness meeting of the Christian Endeav.
or society will be held afterward.
THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.
Mr. Buddington of Bridgeport has
been guest at David Booths.
Mrs T. B. Bradley and daughters
were guests at S. T. Bulkley's, Christ
mas day.
Charles Nichols and daughter have
been recent guests Of their relatives
at Lyon IS Plains.
? Eugene Burr has been around solic
! iting money to make the mail carrie
2 Of Route No. 10 New Years present
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CORNWALL BRIDGE.

LOSES FINGERS IN A CUTTING BOX.
Mr. Doherty had the misfortune to
cut off all his fingers in a cutting box.
He was taken to the hospital immedi-
ately.
Christmas exercises were observed
here, Thursday evening. The Metho-
dist church was filled with an appre-
ciative audience. The children did
very nicely, and the singing was fine.
The church was beautifully decorated
with greens, and gilt motto: peace
on Earth, Good Will to Men," under a
cross and star, of evergreens; also an
arch of green's, on which were hung, in
red letters: "Prince Of Peace" A tree
in the corner bore fruit for the Sun
day school, and all had oranges and
candy.
Mrs DR. Curtiss and daughter, Mabel
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STARVATION
Dire Distress Relieved by
DR.. Greene's Nervura,
Dyspepsia's Sovereign Cure.

"The sight Of food disgusts mo. I can't
cat. What shall I do for Strength"
Starvation Ii tho right name for weakness,
because all strength comes from food. Many
people eat great quantities Of
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tertaining their daughter from New
York.
Miss Elizabeth Benson has returned
to New Milford, after spending Christ
mas with her mother.
A. H. Bolles, the well-known New
Preston monument man, has erected a
very neat memorial in the cemetery
here over the grave of Reuben Ed
wards, who met his death by drowning
in Lake Waramaug a year ago.
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eat. How
, frequently
. you hear
~ them say,
flH " Tho very
. thought of
h food nauso-
Ates moi"
Regulate
your stom-
ii ut once with DR..
'reene's Nervura
lood and nerve re-
ledy. Get the
eneft Of your food.
ret the appetite for
!. Get the strength
ARaN
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BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS.

BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS. q.
Rev c. A. Paddock of Hartford
preached in the Baptist church again,
Sunday, the 10Th, both morning and
evening.
Rev Mr. Burch, pastor OF the Metho-
dist church, is in Amsterdam, N. Y,
for few days.
Miss Jennie Landon of Waterbury
spent Christmas at William II. Pal
mer's.
Mrs Herman Turrell is quite sick.
The Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a
supper in the vestry of the church,
Christmas night. After distributing
the presents the remainder of the
evening was spent in singing by the
school. 1t was voted unanimously the
| best Christmas ever held in the church.
Miss Lena Morehouse Of Woodbury.
is visiting her brother, Charles More
house.
Carl Kilborn is home from Wilbra-
ham, Mass, for the Christmas vaca-
ton.
Clarence Ramsey is home from the
Philadelphia Dental college for a few
days.
William P. Crassman, the genial
postmaster, has put electric lights in
to his residence.
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ROxBURY.

THE STATION AND VICINITY.
Clearance Trowbridge, who is attend
ing.a school of Telegraphy in Chatham,
N. Y, is home for short vacation.
Misses Name Callahan and Maggie
Valley, are home from New Milford.
The sociable at Eugene Wards, last
Friday evening, was largely attended.
The next one will be box sociable at
Monroe Castles, Tuesday evening, jan
uary 7, 1902.
Mr. and Mrs John MacKay are en-.
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terbury, were at J. E. IiThompson's
Christmas.
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are passing a few days with her mother
here.
The recent rains have made the riv-
ers very high and swift.
Morton Wadhams, of Thomaston,
spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs
WadhamS.
Mr. COmstock and family passed
Christmas with friends in their old
home in Warren.
On one of these pages--you will see
A new advertisement by II. s. c.
pnYRrRV
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TRUkBULL.

International stock food is the quick
est grower and fattener ever discover
ed. 1t stimulates and strengthens the
entire system. Gives perfect digestion
and rapid assimilation. At Plumb's.
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What we have left fer 1909, about 50 In the
lot, made to sell at from sc to sc; your choice
SC to sc each.
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Mems NeckWear.

Alarge assortment OF Holiday Scarfs ut &c
each.
Muf1ers from 25c to 81. 80 each.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-01-03

Furs at special prices, Scarfs,
Boas, Muffs, Children's and
Misses Sets.
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IN GRANGE CIRCLES.
Wichita Grange elected their officers
for the year at their last regular meet
ing. Nearly all the officers of lastyear
were reelected.
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Silks for Xmas Presents

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Duck Link who had been playing cards
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II is reported that all three Of the men
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Tucker began firing at him. He fred
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in his left shoulder and one IN his foot
one Of the shots from fuckers pistol
struck one Of the ribs IN Links left side.
Immediately over the heart. but ranged
around the body and came out at the
back part Of the shoulder. As Tucker
began firing Turner also commenced. two
shots from his gun striking Tucker in
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experience ~ tho German emperor and BE
thankful He 3 crodtea vith having
expended no less than Esee9 at saas-
ringham. and this Was no more than ,he
pampered meniais expected ~ him Even
an American millionaire coale nor beat
this record. The efnperors generosity q
ike a reminiscence NJ fhc DAVIS ehfs
kings and uoeies scattered --iarze-se.-
wherever ;hey went Ordinary uortals
ouly see them % thls BOW on TIE stage
Providence Journal
The worst - neiag an Emperor tns
Kaiser s. reported to have said once 20
Lord Loasdaie. is that ore has % hear
such iot ~ humbsg
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what movement arouses them and pro-
duces results. The veneer that surrounds
the man he is interviewing does not fool
AIbaugh. He gets at him II q moment.
and knows the man better than he him
self does. A man may protest certain
thing; a certain tendency, and may de-
ceive a dozen shrswd leaders in politics.
hut not Albaugh. He may not reject
outright the mans protestations. but his
analytical mind works Ike lightning.
while he questions and studies his man.
He IS putting together this thing against
that; this remembered bit OF infoTma-
ton against q possible contingency; re-
calling the mans ambition; his associa-
ton; the thing liable &c reach him; his
character, until ii a twinkling the plan
Of campaign IS complete and he moves
on the man. Nine times out OF ten he
then gets at the real man; the real truth,
and there is no further concealment OF
hedging about.
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the stomach. Link claims not 10 have
fired single shot during the melee.
As fuckers wounds were ~ serious
nature. an operation was performed last
night but be died from the effects OF hts
wounds al an early hour this mSrnlug
Turner has left town and his whereabout
are unknown Officers are working on
the ease today and Re viii probably De-
apprehendeG. Tucker has "a family here.
The funeral viii occur late this afternoon
OF tomorrow.
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KILLED 1T cowENcHE
Tragic E-ding CT Friendly Care e
Cards

Couazche Dsr 1-s q1arre.
over . game q cards here lsgs yesterday
ard - voa16rE = two oghers
IRE ca-ls garzrg the sal arair. SC
"a ss oa-ziaanse are that WIN Tucker
vAo saas re CA4zbers waEol yard. az5
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Being a newspaper nan Albaugh natu-
rally likes 70 read. but in his busy life
he finds little time for Il. Yet there are
excellent books in his little library ard
current periodicals. As 70 newspapers
he devours them fendishiy-sH Of them
but with the true newspaperman ahf-
ity u seize upon just Nhat he wants.
rejecting the rest and finishing the paper
in q tenth 81 the tine IL would take the
ordinary man. As 70 other habits. he
would i ne had time. BE . bon-vivsnt:
he likes q good meal and above all
good csa- Re taxes good care o. him
SELF and shar Iittie tir,s he has f5r re-
creation IS spent with his family AIS
Atasush IS hel7mezt worth having.
frank uusssluirg. charming She IS
7eli-resE and passionate lover =
n--slc There are two chasrea-a hoy.
perhaps - ard the baby. Kathryn. s CT
the especial price OF Morton AlbalSh-
There nay come q tire wsen a corr
politicians shan he written Il VIII D.
interesting. Rhen Il shall - produced g
XIII tell TIE stories II great political bas-
Res vor ard iost i1 ths territory ard
state Vhich for az even half-ceu-ury has
he.d Re atrsntiou ard comuanae5 Tire
adriratton e ration i VIII tea =
aluhitiors Eratlded. ara hopes defs-es.
T. R'l cs-oricle IRE graz ueu This wen-
derful st@te has pro5ucet i VII Ter Z
The csraais leaders who have directed
re party and the 1aue shat vll stand
Ont fuly as clear ard distinct IS azy cf
the many. an be .har ~ Mors5n Al
hsueH P II EAEoE
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Any May Absolutely Edition
Master the Hidden Mysteries This Marvellous Power
His Own 4ome-Mary jealousy Guarded
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The personality OF Morton AIbaugh "a
interesting. He is forty years old. Opinion
differs as 10 whether ne looks it. or ex-
ceeds it. He is tall thin. raw-boned
\ mass OF ught-colored hair, beginning
TO be touched here and there with the
frosts. crowns him 1t IS seldom neatly
brushed and combed. a thing which wor-
ries Mrs Albaugh not little. but which
AIbaugh never thinks OF. The face IS
smooth-shaven. showing the lines OF
care and worry. but more particularly Of
character The eyes are sharp and when
they Ioogw you. they pierce you. AS
10 color, 10y are blue The angular
figure is stopped; partly because OF its
height; partly because OF sitting at desks
The clothes he wears are good ones. made
by q tailor who knows his business. but
plain. and do not set OF his figure wei.
for no clothes could. Much comment has
been made on the peculiar collar Albaugh
wears. questionable cut; and Of the
ready-ued tie which surrounds it-and
usually rises to the top Of the collar in
stead OF lying quietly where il belongs.
But these little pecUliarites are scarce
worth mentioning, for collar and tie and
clothes do not make the man. His little
oddities have never been laid Up against
him. ard there is no need they should
be.
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The Kaisers Tips.
Those persons aho complain Of the de-
mands for tips st hotels. restaurants and
even country houses should ponder the
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Gospel
Others Heartily lndorse the MovementA Noted College
Undertakes the Distribution
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AlbauEhs great strength e politics Is
lis wonderful knewiedse e men. ~ las
the rare facaltv q seeing threa n-n
and ret-irg IL their inaer selves i ,Assr
FreIldtces az Their hzss a1- -isllkss.
thair characters. their uctfves II politics
The influence that surrounds them. ne
plays upon them as upon a delicsle-y
strlnssd instrument knowing u va
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WANT SECTION
$4,000 DONATED
TO HYPNOTISM

Dirk La Mote Sage, Noted Scientist, Donates $4,000
TO Be Used for the Publication and Free Dis
tribution of Valuable Work on Personal
Magnetism and Hypnotic Influence.
Wants to Demonstrate the Practical Value and Power
of This New Science in Business, in Society, in the
Home, IN Politics, in Love, in Diseases and
Factor in Influencing and Sway
ing the Minds of People.